The Montreal daily star, 4 juin 1902, mercredi 4 juin 1902

[" 692707180144 206510850401 19H00 7 010016070444.060030à2007 064 THE WEATHER FORECAST.0 \u201cNie wae \u2014v=\u2014z\u2014 \u2014 VOL.* XXXIV, Ne 131 SIX BOERS VOTED AGAINST SURRENDER The Ballot Taken at Vereeniging Was Overwhelmingly in Favour of Such a Course\u2014Boer Delegates Are Now Friendly\u2014Kitchener and Meyer Exchange Compliments /, Chureh Square, no which at os hoped the Bars moi rar Woe wen cu ch trate nirarwn nara to ther @ PRETORIA Trirsvaal.Shine 4-1 & \u20ac The bulle the Beers at Vereen + \u20ac ang resulted nor 1x teur votes an ta $ © veur of sur: br and sn aurinst ct 7 + Preparat.n- are ten: mode here À + for the + camps cure homes ir ta chee wall he $ poses \u2018 un où sur-piy Ÿ derma tor (Le 005051 dissrTats 5 S estatlishol + Genet Polen 17 owell ts urringing + for tre deed cuntel en + stabulr éostriets, Phe prhee 12H legrapas will sil authori- aud zhe re law will Le be hale tres os riad = p6 000360000242 PSE SANTE \u2014 grainy reer : : 8 The 8 dete tes who.during the e nes 3 à ts.Were formel ani nn: MF.are nov tremely oad NU othe on ants av nturnins to the Austads :n or 07 Te caplan the situa- ten.Gener! Tease Botha, the Boer Compare ny General, as written an open letter to the Hurghers, thank- ing then : .fleur cle-lence an the past an! dorting them to he equal Iv loval 1 ther olestience to the new peaetament Boni Kitchener's \"Hie mpression ont dress forth a hearty restes frem Gen eral DLiever-, the chairman of the Roer «am'erence.who expressed the pleasure the Boers exi-niencetd at meetin: Loni Kitchener as a friend, addiüg that they had fought se long against Hum that thev had acquired full appréciation of ins worth.The departure of the Boer com manders trom Vereemping Tor thew Various districts was marked by re- mhrhalle scenes of tratermzation.The trains conseymge the Roers start- late.and.the night being ex tremely cold.the sentries along the railraadd track Lighted huge bonfires.round which groups of Boers and Eritone mithered.forming à highly préirresque scene.The late up- nents j'nel in such snzs as \u201cHand Times Come \\gain No More and \u201cOld Foiks at Home.\u201d the Rot.sh soldiers and the bunthers out viemng one another im their demon: stratiens of Joy.In brei.the scenes with the departure of the trains resembled.nothing so much as the starting of huge premie parties.The same signs of rejoicing were witnessed throughout the Rand Flags were displaved every: where nd thanksgiving services were held in ali the towns.KITCHENER GETS HIS REWARD.The \u2018Couxigg Will Grant Him séries AS dejetefetetetetetehefefedrfefetetetetetetefetefeiets dufefetetefetetedetotetote 41-5 1965 -Duke of Westminster's a d gas Ormonde.Lo.2453-55 1ST\u2014Mr.Abineton's Merry Hampton 2 8 1N8&\u2014 Puke nf Portland's a Avrshire 2 £ _ 1IS-Duke of Portland's d Donovan 2 4425 15m Sir J.Miller's Sanfoin .-.: 4945 1591 Sir F.Johnstone's a d Common 1% +5 tre?Lord Bradford's Sir Hugo .?4 186.Mr McCaïlmont's à À Isinglass : 8.04 T.ord Roseberv's n Tadas .- THES IS.Lord Rosebery's À Sir Visto ee 2-3 Tes.Prince of Walrg 4 Persimmon 2 2 187 Mr.Gubbing' a d Galtes More : + 19% - Mr.J.Larnach's Jeddah oo © 4° 18 [ke of Westminster's a à, 45 Flying Fox .\u2026- - - Le eee TLS 19% Princes of Wales\" a d Diamond © Jubilee \u2026- EE wl Mr WW.CW Ritney's Voled- ® 4S vevski 0.RE , 2: ! diateur, first French bred horse Bently 197-\u2014enow fell during the dax: via -gevond received 3a SOVE.aud the third 1 sovs.out of the stakes;_1877-start altered te New 1.ovel Post: 1876\u2014Kisher.the first Hungarian hred horse that see The Derby is now a stake of zen E500 ta the winner.£5® to the nominator of u v same.£30 to the second, and £30 to the third horse.The lwrhy distance is now im.af.29 vds.ADVANGE GUARD WAS AGAIN BEATEN.Morningside Got in Three-quarters of a Length Ahead.NEW YORK.June 1.\u2014 Homestead, More ningside and Merito Were the winning favourites at Gravesend.The Rrookdale handicap, at one mile and a furlong.the feature of the card.was won by w.ce.Whtt- nev's Muorninéside.the fly making her first appearance.Col.adden had plenty of speed, And rushed tn the front.opening 8 gap of two lengths, with Momingside sec- ead.In the stretch Morningside took come mand and won in a will drive by rhree- quarters of a length from Advance Guard.Summary: First race, 2-year-olds, 5 1-2 furlongs\u2014 Atlepny, WG Lindsey, 10 te 1 and & to 1.won, Our Nugget, 112, Buchanan, 7 to 1 nnd 5 to 2.2: White Chapel, 106, Shaw, 11 to 1 and 2 to 5.& Time.1.07 5.Ancke, Pebbles, Adamen, Akela, My Queen, Onaus, First Chord, Menmn Field, Earl of Warwick and Shae Top also ran Stcond race, year-olds, 1 1-16 miles\u2014 Homestead, 11, Ruli 10 to 5 and out, won | Grand Opera, 111, Connor.3 to 1 and 2 to 3, 2.Fried Krupp.1%, Shaw, 2 to 1 and 3 to 1.3 Time.L&.Connecticut and Trump also ran.Third race, about § furlongs - Cheat \"Em, ls, Burns.5 tp 1 and 2 ta 1, won.Essence, 84, Shen, f to 2 and \u201cte 5 2; Snark, M3, 1.Smith.7 to 1 and 5 to 2 £ Time.LUN 1-5 Genese, Macana, Lady Applehy.Flirtineer.Basttir, Locket, The Dancer, Robert Met- calf, Lord of the Manor, The Puritan and Sfhandonticld alse ran] Fourth race, Brookdale Handicap, 1 1-8 miics- Morningside, 144.Hineh.5 to 2 and 6 to 5, Won, Advance Guard, 135, J.Woods.4 ts 1 and £ to 6.2 : Col.Padden.NI.Shaw.5 to } and 2 ta 1.8 Time.1.52 1-3 Sadie S., Trigger.Water Cure, (arbuncle and The Regent alse ran.Fifth race, maidens, ?-year-olds, 8 fur- longs\u2014Tantalus Cup, 112, T.Rurns, S ta 1 and 3 ta), won! Invincible, 112, Brennan.ran.12 to ! and 5 to 1,2 Time L@& Sum- ida.Franklin C., Atterney, Dauphin, Pearl Diver.Ruttons, Dr.Hagyard.North Brook, Navigator.[Prediction and Barnstormer also ran.Bixth race, 1 mile and W yards, eclling\u2014 Merito, 105, Shaw.13 to 5 and even.won : Mercer, IS.Redfern, 4 to l and S to 5 ?Prines Richard, 18.J Woods.5 to 1 and 3 tel.% Time, 1.15 3-8 Rocky, Henry Clay Rye.Satire.Alack, Astor and Gibson Light alse ran iN OBSTINATE SIMON WOULD COME IN FIRST.The Opening of the Hamilton Race Meet Was a Great Success! HAMILTON.Ont, June 4\u2014About 0 people, Including five car loads from Toronto.witnersed a rood afternoon's sport At the npeninæ _cvents in connect'on with the Hamilton Jnckey Cluh's spring mect- ing.The weather was clear and pleasant when the races began.but after the first race was run a violent thunderstorm, with rain in torrents.converted the track into a =dn of mud.Only two favourites won in the five events on the card.In the opening scurry, Walnwright got a good start on Young Henry, and won in a drive by a good length over the favourite, Spring Wells, The second race was run In a heavy shower, Cantilever and Kite alternated in the lead for two furlongs, when Mda., nt evens.came on fast and won hy th lengths was hacked fromm ® to Filibuster.whn well In hand 1, had the selling race ail the way and won handily.The Cover purse.at one mile, was a | \\ earn .dam ; TERT A Bs E four horse event and Obstinate Simon, after letting Begulle and Vere de Vere do the running up, came fast in the stretch Bre\u201d the Hehe aright.wom Abe.last r t we won as! event by half a length fn a close finish over Tip Gallant.who was the bot favourite.Summary: First race, openin year-olds and up \u20ac fur Palmer's Young Henry, 12, Wainwright, 3 to 1.won, Geo Hendrie's Spring Well 12°, Miake.4 to 5 second; J.Nixon and Ca.April Shower, 114 M 4to L third Time, L15%.Colchester, Cad Hazel Glesseg and Sheppard alse ran.Secnnd race.two-year-olds, 44 furiongs \u20143 W Cook's Mda.115 Blake, even, won; S.E Palmer's Eddie T.\u2026 115 Wain he, * to 1.second; W.Shield's Hallucination, 186 Lorens., $% to 1.third.Time.55%.Kite Woolsack Gold Cockade.Cantilever, Enua, Fra Ridge and Tampa also ran.Third?race, all ages, 7 furlo m Mever's Filibuster, 114, Thompson.5 to L won.GW.Graydon's Jack McGinn, 115, T Walker.3 to 1, second; John Walter's Alea.110.Riake.6 to À third.Time, LIN.Hunevwood, Tiffany, Tam Cosgrove, Kettle Court, Drogheda also ran.Fourth race, three-yvear-okis and wards, one mile\u2014R.F.Meyer's Oustinate Simeon, WI.Blake, 7?to 5 won: J.E.Seagram\u2019s Sir Vere de Vere, TIQ Dangman, 13 tv 1.second: Gee.H.Shearer's Magentic, 107.Lorenz 5 to L third.Time, 1.50%.Be- + alse ran scurry, for three- BE up- Fifth race.all ages.7 furlongs\u2014H.N.Mclntyre's Mattie Spencer, Williams \u201cta ÜÙ won, T.Creolés Tip _Gallant.H4 Kineston, $ to & second: EP Boland's New \\mstardam.197, Ro Murphy, 2 to L third Time, 135%.Nelson is a Judge Again.CHICAGO.June 4 At the regular monthly meeting of the Western Jockey Ch:b judges and starters were approved for the western circuit as follows: \\Wash- mien Park, John F.Morse.presiding Judge © Wm.H Richardson and Jas How- ant.associate judges: Richard Dwyer, starter .M.N.MacFarlan, clerk of the sentez Yiirlem Jockey Club\u2014A.W.Saxton, presiding judge.2 G Stehbins, associate judue .Richard Dwyer, starter Pelmar Jockey Club\u2014P.A.Brady.pre- sidimat judur.: E.W Maginn, assoclate Judge : A BR Dade.starter.Mishland Park Jockey Club \u2014 Francis Nelson, presiding judgr | John Morrow.as- Judge .Mars Cassidv, starter.Loa! stewards to represent the West- Jockey Club were appointed as foi- ern lows Washington ark, Lawrence A.Young : Tarn OM Nathanson © Delmar, Valle Rovian, Highland Fark.J W.Price.Irssralifivations of following persona and horses were removed: E.G.Rrown.ver, and the horses Rotdle and Myrtle IV James Clay, owner, horses Kittlevourt, Fainus vray Rill and Higeins: J.H.Tor- rv.owner, the horse Moruni ; Tv.Hennessy owner: E.Fishon.Jockey, the horse W 03 Vater: A M Hoffman.ewrer: W.Hoffman: trainer, horses Lillian Hoff man.Margaret Hoffman.FOOTBALL HE RUGBY SCHED Great Hurry About Making it Up \u2014 A Meeting to be Held a Week From Saturday.There is great activity in the air for this time nf the vear in Rugby football circies.In all probability the \u2018proposed trip acrosa the ocvan has something to do with this _ There have been a number of little informa! meetings and it was finally decided to call a_rpgular meeting of the Quebec Union for the purpose of drawing up a sche- dure Jor the coming SCAVON.is meeting has been called £ w from Saturday.\u2019 or a week + CYCLING SUNDAY RACING SHOCK TO PASTORS.Newark Preachers Appoint Committee to Make War on Vailsburg Cycle Track.NEW YORK, June 4\u2014At a meeti the Ministerial Association of ee N.J,, and vicuaty, held Yesterday in the First Presbyterian Church there, Rev.Mr.Fennell, Rev.Lous Lampmann, Rev.Dr.Denrel H.Martin, Rev.Wilham H.Mor «an and Rev.C.C.Collins were appointed 4 committee to start an active movement against the bicycle races held every Sunday afternoon at the Vailsburg board track.It 1s to act with a simular com- nuttee of laymen to be named by the as suclation.li \u2018mecessary the association plans to extend its appeal to Chief Justice Gummere.The Sunday bicyele racing was brought yesterday to the attention of the assocu- trou by Rex.Lr.Israel W.Hathaway, se creiary of the Amencan Sabbath Uni New York.Luion, of \u201cThe Vailsburg track is a hormble ulcer and Sunday racing should never have been permitted,\u201d sud Dr.Hathaway.\u201cYoung persons go there to see the races and lhn- ger there until the small hours.\u201d \u201cLiquor is sold at the track.I' under stand.\u201d said Rev.Wilham i.Fennell, of the South Baptist Church,\u201d and it has become so common that I have heard men who go there referred to as \u201cbeing caught by ihe Vailsburg fever.\u201d \u201cThe reverend gentlemen have surely been miamiormed e concerning the bicycle races and the character of the persons whe attended them,\u201d rad Fred.W.Voigt, manager of the track.\u201cThere never has been a scene of div order at the track since Sunday racing was txttuted.There never has been a drop où liquer sold on the grounda.The patrons represent the most respectable element in the population of Newark and vicinity.It is Dot true persons remain at the track arter mightfail, as the park is always clear ol as soon after the races are concluded as is possible.\u201d [ oDos AND ENDS.Nelson Wo.Willard, who led Columbia's list of strong men the inter-collegiate tests with a record of 1.824 points, broke that record yesterday by scoring 2,072 points.With his back he lifted 838 pounds and with his legs, 1,859 pounds, a record almost unsurpassed.Îlis recomd is the third beat cver made under the Sargent system.The annual athletic sports of Bishop's Cal- lege School, Lennoxville, that were to have been held to-morrow.have, on account of the bad weather interfering with the prac: tise, been postponed to June 16, the Monday of the convocation week.The old boys\u2019 mateh- will be held Tuesday.June 17.the dance will take place the same evening, while the prize pving ie fixed for the morning nf Waeadnesday, the boys returning home that afternocn.Arrangements have been completed with the Toronto Ferry Company to hold a six- day race at the Island for lady bicycle riders, for a purse of $500 and the world's championship.Tillie Anderson.the Swedish champion: Lixzie Glaw, the German champion: May Allen.the English cham- ion; Jennie Brow, of Rochester, the New l'ork State champion, and Anna Ehmer.of Ohio, \u2018and Marguerite Gast, af New York City.have already ment in their entries.BISONS AGAN TRIN NONTREA Dooleyites Failed to Hit the Ball at Opportune Times.LEE WAS HIT FREELY Sheehan Out of the Game on Account of a Sore Arm\u2014Johnson Back at Second.(Special te the Montreal Star.) RUFFALO, N.Y., June 3.\u2014Buffalo again defeated Montreal.Superior batting abilities was the main cause of the Bisons\u2019 vie- tory.They out-hit their opponents and hut when hits meant runs.Lee was rather easy for the locals.They hit him bard in the opening innings and then let up for four inuings, but in the eighth they went after him viciously and drove the ball around the Jot.Lee was unable to stop the hitting, and in addition he was a tnfle wild.The inability of Montreal to land effec tively on Gray was the sole cause of their defeat.The Royals were unable to ht \u201cChummy\u201d when hits were needed.Gray kept the Montreals out of dangers way all the time.When Montreal did hit, it was after two were out and not the re motest chance of scoring.In the ninth Raub doubled to left and scored an Kelly's single.These were the only hits on him in succession.CAUGHT OFF THE BAG.Stafford opened the game with a long triple to centre.His hit was nullified by | Shaw, who caught him off third after the second strike out.Raub had a chance, but he threw it away by too danng run- \u2018ming after he was given a life on Brain's error., For five innings the Royal men went out in succession.Fast fielding prevented the Montreal plavers to occupy the sacks.Gett- man robbed several plavers of hits by making sensational catches.In\u2019 the seventh the ice was broken.After dwell flew to Milligan, Dooley got a short hit to centre.Johnson got first on an error by Connaugh- ton.Shaw threw to catch Stafford, who ran for Mooley.but the hall went to centre field.Getuman returned the ball poorly to third base and it went inst, the grandstand.Stafford scored, Johnson ran over third and Gray got the ball and slammed it to Shaw, who threw Johnson out at third.Sheehan was out of the game.because of a lame arm.A high wind was blowing across the diamond and Sheehan could not get the ball across against it.Stafford went to third and Johnson was put in at second.Johnson and Quinn worked together nicely, participating in two double plays.Kelly had a bad day in left field.He tried to capture short flies to him.with the resalt that they bounded past him and lengthened out the singles.The score follows: BUFFALO.AB R.RH PO.AR Gettman, cf.:.3 2-1 5 4 hl Rrain, 3 ., .5 1 2 $% 2 i Grimshaw.1b .5 2 3 8 1 0 Lynch.If.oo.3 0 2 4 0 0 Atherton, 8 .\u2026.\u2026 5 1 1 2 0 60 Milligan.rf.3 0 0 2 0 o Connaughton, as.3 3 2 1 1 1} Shaw, c.\u2026 .\u2026 \u2026.#4 6 3 2 1 © Gray.p.+s oe .\u2026.4 1 1 0 1 1 Totals .\u2026.\u2026.5 9 4 T ¢ 4 MONTREAL ABR BH PO AR Stafford.3 .4 0 2 0 2 0 Shearon, rf.4 0 0 1 0 0 Raub, C.co es esos $ 1 1 1 1 9 Kelly, Lf.ov os.\u2026.3 0 2 4 0 0 Odweil, c.f.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.4 060 1 2 0 © Dvooiey.1b .\u2026 \u2026.4 1 1 6 0 9 Johnson, Ib.\u2026 « 0 0 4 3 0 Quinilan, s.s.\u2026 .3 0 0 4 56 0 Lee, p.\u2026.ev ee ase 3 0 06 0 2 2 Totals.cove ve eee 8 3 7 M 13 = By innings\u2014 Buffalo .\u2026 +.\u2026.-.21201003x\u20149 Montreal .\u2026.000000101\u20143 SUMMARY.Earned runs.Buffalo 7, Montreal 1.Left on bases, Buffalo 5 Montreal 5 First base on balls, off Gray 1.off Lee 5.Struck out, bv Gray à by Lee 1.Three-base hits, Gett- man, Grimshaw 2 Two-base hita, Shaw, Lynch and Raub.Sacrefice hit.Gettman.Stolen bases, Atherton and Connaughton.Double plays, Johnson to Quinlan to \u2018Dooley, Quinlan to Johnson, Umpires, Rinn and Murphy.Time, 1.50.Attendance 3500.At Toronto\u2014 R.H.E.By Innings\u2014 Toronto .-@20101000-6 u 2 Rochester ees \u2026.000100200\u20143 8 0 At VWorcester- Ry innings\u2014 Worcester.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0160000\u20141 5 1 Providence.\u2026.0000000\u20140 4 2 At Jersey City\u2014 By Innings\u2014 Newark .000105033\u201411 12 3 Jersey City .000002033\u20147 1 1 EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.per Club, Yon.Lost.ceut.Buffalo .s +.0.18 14 ea Rochester .\u2026.>.2146 + 1 560 Toronto .+.+.16 13 552 Providence .\u2026.\u2026 \u2026.15 14 517 Jersey City .\u2026.+.\u2026.15 15 50d Worcester,-.\u2026. Medicine Ca, Toronte sud Buffalo.= cé tf EAR BRISTOL'S Pills Pal de not weaksa, and always give satisfaction.A most rolinble Houscholé Medicine, dy Adults or Children.All droggiets well BRISTOL'S Ladies : Who wear Fine Shoes should send their order to us for fine We carry the best and neatest Oxfords in the city for the $2.50 AND UP TO FIVE DOLLARS PER PAIR.W.H.STEWAR On Saturday afternoon, immediately after | 2295 St.Catherine Street, 9 237 St.James Street.130 3 a \u201cpink tea.\u201d which will be served to ladies Secupying seats in the lower part of the house.e various members of the com- any, including Misc Linthicum, will act as osts upon the occasion.and serve the guests, In order that the évent may be without the least restraint and social in every way, the tea will be served upon the stage iteelf, which, by the way, has a depth and width which but few patrons of the theatre have any conception of.\u201cUnder the Red Robe\u201d is the drama to be ut on at Pr t\u2019a next week.\u201cUnder the ed Robe\u201d is a play with a splendidly work- ed-out plot, and fine dramatic situations, and will give excellent opportunities to the company.\u2014\u2014 Theatre Royal.The attraction at the Royal next week will be the \u2018Gay Girls of Gothem,\u201d a burlesque company of merit, and among the many features will be seen the Mad Cap Girls and Florodoro Girls, Greves and Green, a musical act of great ability, and Belle Harvey, who a baritone voice of great register.There will be two burleaques and numerous comedians and chorus of pretty girls.Orangemen in Convention.NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, June 4.\u2014The Grand Biack Chapter of Orangemen of British North America, with over 100 dele- Kates and most of the grand officers present, convened In the Town Hall here yesterday.The Grand Orange Lodge of British North America convened to-day.About SC delegates are expected to be present.The Grand Orange Lodge of the United States also is if convention at Niagara Falls, N.Y.Snow Fall in the West.WINNIPEG, Man., June 4.\u2014Snow falls are reported by the C.P.R.in the west.At Swift Current, two inches of snow is Tepo rted, and snow also feil at Prince Al rt.\u2019 1 Dr.Boulet of Quebec Dead.QUEBEC, June 4\u2014Dr.Boulet, secretary of the Collage of Physicians and Surgeons for the Province of Quebec, died at his home in this city yesterday.after a prolonged Îllness.1 t The Bale of Timber Zfmita.(Bpecial to the Montreal Star.) QUEBEC, June 4\u2014The total amount of |\" - yesterday's Crown timber sales was $08,240.The sale will be continued on the 35th instant., Ne Death of An Bx-M.P.BERLIN, Ont.June 4\u2014Hugo Krause, ex-M.P., and manager of the.nomical Fire Inkurance Company, dled here Mon- day.aged 68 He was one of Berlin's oldest pud forempnt citiseps, CHINA FIRED.China mended proof against hot water.87 FORT STREET.1303 LEARN TELEGRAPHY At a firet class school.Situations guaranteed.Students alsd taught by il Book .OBERLIN SCHOOL OF TÉLEGRAPHY.Ober- in.O.129 4 CHAPMAN'S BOOKSTORE.THE MONTH OF WEDDINGS For dainty gift things we have some superb editions of the classics .printed on opaque India paper, beautifully bound, gilt-edged.We bave editions de luxe of standard works.Gift Books are always in exquisite good taste for every occasion.A.T.CHAPMAN $470 St.Catherine Street MONTREAL IRISH WILL NOT ATTEND CORONATION.(Special to the Montreal Star.) LONDON, June 4\u2014One of the curious features of the coronation will be that while all the Irish members of Parliament and their wives have been invited, none will attend the Westminster Abhbey ceremony.A meeting -of the irish Parliamentary party will ghortly be held, at which ttis decision will be announced, and the reasons therefor will be declared.\\ The Boundary Menuments.(Special to the Montreal Star.) TTAWA, June 4\u2014W.F.King.chiet astronomer, and C.A.Biggar, Dominion Land Surveyor, left yesterday for Rouse\u2019's Point.They will meet H.DP.Willts, Surveyor Yor Ape State of New York, who, with Mr.Biggar, will re-erect the monuments marking the interhational hundary between New York State and \u20ac anada, De Lussan Coming to Canada = RK.June \u2014Announcement is made by Tone from London that Mlle, Zelle de Lussan, the dramatic soprano, will make a tour in song and recital under the management of Loudon G.Chariton, in this country next season, beginning in November.The tour will include Canada \\ een Deputy Minister May Retire (Special to the Montreal Star.) AWA, June 4\u2014Deputy Minister of pu Works Gobeil is away preparing for his law examinations.If he succeeds in getting called to the bar he will retire from the Government service and practice Jaw in Montreal SN An 01d Report Revived.>.June 4.\u2014A despatch to the LOND ews from Rome says that Mgr.Falconio, the Fapal delegate in Canada, has been definitely selected to succeed Cardinal Martinelli as Papal delogate in the United States.FRANCAIS jt Tr Matinest Wed, Thum, Fri.and Sat.Firet Time hove ofthe Big Beeaic Production \u201cBDangereus Women\" A Play fr (be e Pull of Comedy, Pathes and Heart Interest, Pricer 10.20, 30, 38 and 500.EXT WVERE\u2014Grand uiag of Summer Season Corse Payton Stock 0 or RS ThE PRODIGAL Every Aftern THEATRE ROYAL Seve THIS WREK-Jrws Jud, Moore's Big Colored Minatrels, The best colored talent in America.Latest sag hite, dancing, cake walks and choruses era 200 and 30c, Next Weex-Fhe Gay Girls of Gotham.0 -guay at Lachine SOHMER EE BALLET OF TRIRTY and bast of Vande- ville.Larvigne's Rand, \" 83 and 8 p.m.every dar (Al cars go to Sohmer Park, Theatre des Nouveautes °°}, Sub Weuk beginning Moaday, June Jud.The Fameg Fascinator Onofroff.Wonderful experiments of Transmission of Thoughte Every evening at 813 Mata Thursday and Saturday at 215.Prices 10c, 25c and é0c.Bozes Büc.12807 4TH ANNIVERSARY Of the Induction of the Rov.W.D.Rela To be Celebrated by a Concert and Ice Cream Social ware IN THE eer Lecture Hall of Taylor Church, Under the Ausplces of the Board of Management, On THURSDA YF, June Sth, 190%, at 8 p.m.Adutts\u2018 Ticketa2Sc.- Children\u2019s Tickets 15c Proceeds ino Ald of Building Fund 181a1 St.Cyprian®s Mission Hall, Maisonneuve.ST.GEORGE'3 Y.ML C.A.FRIDAY, JUNE 6TH, AT 8 P.M.TO SHOOT THE LAGHINE RAPIDS Take the 8 A.M.Train.G.T.R.Station, for Lachine.connecting with Str.Ghateau- Arriving to Montreal about 950 a.m ROUND TRIP.oc Bell Telephone Main 2710.ure ST.MARY'S R.C.CHURCH.Sealed tenders addressed to the Presbytery of St.Mary's Church, Craig street, for the removal of the debris caused by the burning of the Church.Full particulars at the presbytery dhd all tenders to be in on the 11th of JUNE NEXT.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.JAMES MORLEY, Chairman of Building Committee.8 he efficacy in Rheu- 2 T matism, Stomach, Liver and Urinary troubles of the Galedonia Springs Waters and Baths is unparalleled elsewhere, Sea- SEND FOR A Son NOW Open.GUIDE.1e The Fresh Air Fund OPENING OF THE HOME.The Home on the Richelieu River, at Chambly.is being prepared for the open- the ing on or about June Zith, 1802.App tions for admission may be made to Committee at the Star Office, 165 Bt.James street, on the afternoons of Monday.Tuesday and Weâneaday of each week during the season, beginning on Monday.June 2nd.between the hours of two and four o'clock.Every application must be accompanied by a certificate from the cler- fi man to whose church the applicant be- ongs.Blank certificate forms may be obtained fron the Secretary at the Stax or ce.YOUR AGE?30 YEARS.; Bi If you are thirty yearsof age | have a plan of Life Insurance entirely new whereby your first $ years\u2019 PARK .premiums on $r,000 will be only $16.50.\u2026 This plan is called the | \u201cNew Combination Policy,\u201d and is of deep interest to people who want safe and immediate protection at minimum cost.WALTER I.JOSEPH, Union Mutual Life Ins.Co., 151 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL.1311 Canadians Who are Ill / OTTAWA, June 4.\u2014~Lord Minto has received the following measage from the Casualty Department, dated Ca Town, June 2: Members of the 2nd C.M.R., dangerously fll of enteric fever: At Pleter- maritsing, C.Redawrll: at Kimberley, Charles McVicar; at Klerksdorp, H.WH- son Dyment, anadlan Army Medical Corps.and C.Nelson.All of these men, with the exception of Price, have been previously repor Price is given as No.68 in the cable.His name does not appear in the nominal roll of the 2nd C.M.R.His Lordship Bishop Carmichael held a confirmation service Bunday morning in St.James\u2019 Anglican Church.Hull.Seventeen candidates were confirmed.No Need of Cutting up % of a Yard of Velvet.S.H.& M.Bias Velveteen is made from rich silk-finished on a ttue bias, neatly and evenly joined, ready to put on the skirt, saving you all the bother and avoiding waste.= « rte CH yelveteen, manufactured expressly for skirt bindings, cut i If you do not find the letters S-H-&Mon the back of Bias Velveteen or Brush oe Edge Skirt Bindings they are not the best.TL / We TR AWARE WRC LASTS TW Wa RS ® + { 4 ) 1 THE MONTREAL DAILY: By \u2018 STAR-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1802.°° ET GOSSIP am STOCK EXCHANGE g ECHOES. SIR Mackenzie\u201d-Bowell, of Belleville, is attending the annual meeting of the Orange Grand Lodge of British America, which meets at Niagara Falls to-morrow.Mrs.Fred.J.Eveleigh will hold her post-nuptial receptions on Tuesday and Wednesday, 10th and 1ith, afternoon and evening, at $067 Tupper street, Westmount.Mr.R.W.Barker, Miss Marion Barker, Mr.E.J.Barker and Mr.Will Barker.who have arrived in town from Toronto, xail for England on Thursday on the Lake Simcoe.Mr.H.Corby, ex-M.P., accompanied by Mrs.Corby, Miss Corby.and his sister.Mrs.U.E.Thompson, will shortly leave Belleville for Carlsbad, Bohemla, for the benefit of Mrs.Corby\u2019s health.\u2018Mr.and Mrs.T.Tait, Ontario avenue, have returned to town from Toronto, ac- companted by Major Churchill Cockburn, V.C., who Will spend a few days in Montreal.Mrs.Tait will spend the summer at Muskoka.Announcement is made In Toronto of the marriage at the Church of St.James the Anostle, Montreal, on August 21st last.of Mr.A.Courthope Poussette, of the Sover- cign Bank, formerly of the Bank of Toronto, Montreal, to Miss Eleanor M.Rack- ham.a membér of an old Peterboro\u2019 fam- fly.The groom is a son of Mr.A.P.Poussette, K.C., Peterboro\u2019.At a dinner recently given In London by Mrs.George Cornwallis West, formerly I.ady Randolph Churchill, at which His Majesty was present.the guests Included the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, the Countess: of Minto, Lieut.and Mrs.Jack Leslie, Mme.Von Andre, Miss Gladys Deacon.the Baron Alfred de Rothschild, Mr.Winston Churchill and Mr.John Churchill The marriage took place yesterday at 8t.Patrick's Church of Misa O'Brien, daughter of Mr.C.O'Brien, to Mr.Walter L.Price, youngest son of Mr.1 James Price.The bride, who wore a gown | of vole de Parts over - taffeta, -was | attended by Miss C.Hogue.Mr.L C O'Brien acted as beat Man.Mr.and Mrs, Price have left for Boston and a tour of Agnes Louise |.to Mr.Harry Cassils.of Montreal, son of the late Mr.John Cassils, took place very Quietly to-day.The ceremony Was pur- formed at the home of the bride's parents, Elgin street, Ottawa, Rev.Dr.licrridge officiating, and only a few of the immediate relatives of the bride and groom were present.The maid of honour was Miss Is- bester.and Mr.B.Simmons, of Ottawa, formerly of Montreal, was best man.Mr.and Mrs.W.Grant, of New York.Mr.and Mrs.HL Brant, of Buffalo, and Mr.Evans, of Montreal, brother-in-law of the groom, were present.The marriage of Miss Edna Isabel Ebbitt to Mr.BE.Frederick Dugan took place on Monday at the residence of the bride's mother.6 Springfield avenue, Westmount The ceremony was performed by the Rev.Edmund Wood in the presence of immediate relatives of the bride and groom.The bride.who was Euwned In white, was giveh away by her brother, Mr.E.R.Eb- bitt.and attenged by her sister, Miss Mabe) Ebbitt.Mr.Sydney Dugan, brother of the £Teom, acted as Lest man.Mr.and Mrs, Dugan are spending their honeymoon in the west, and on their return will reside at 176 Purk avenue, where Mrs, Dugan will receive In September.The bride went away in a tallor-made gown of blue cloth, with hat to match.A quiet wedding took place yesterday afternoon at the residence of rs.Yon- dau, when her daughter, Miss Ida Yondau, wis married to Mr.Duncan McElheran in the presence of relatives and intimate friends.The bride.who was given away hy ber uncle.Mr.Elcombe, wore a gown of white organdle, much tucked and ruffled.and carried a bouquet of white roses.| The bridesmaid, Miss lvye Yondau, who was also in white, carried pink carnations and sweet peas.Mr.J.W.McElheran, brother of the groom.acted as best man.Among the numerous presents received was a handsome silver entree dish presented by No.3 Company, Victoria Rifles, of which Mr.McElheran is a member.Mr.and Mrs.McElheran left later for thelr honeymoon, the bride travelling in a gown of blue cloth with trimmings of black and white.and Tuscan hat trimmed with foliage and black velvet.The marriage took place at St.George's Cathedral.Kingston, at eleven o'clock this morning of Miss Josephine Clements to Mr.Francis Hill Macnee.Both bride and groom are popular tn Kingston, and In addition to the hundred and twenty guests there were many (nterested spectators at the Cathedral.The service was full choral.The bride, who was given away by her father.Dr.Clements, wore & gown of ivory satin with berthe of Duchesse lace, a lace vell and coronet of orange blossoms.and carried a shower bouquet of white roses.Miss Ethel Macnee, gowned in pink silk voile.was maid of honour, and Mr.Willlam C Kent was beat man.The ushers were Mr.Arthur Macnee, Mr.C.Gay Bhannon, Mr.Campbell Reaves (Toronto), and Mr.Halloway Waddell, The ceremony was performed hy the Very Rev.the Dean of Ontario, assisted by the Rev.G.Lathrop Starr.A reception was afterwards held at the residence of the bride's parents, King street.where the decorations were most artistic.Breakfast was served In the dining room, where the bride's table wan done In-white roses and carnations.The wudding gifts were exceptionally beautiful, among them being a silver tea service from the club friends of the groom.The froom's gift to the bride was a travelling bag fitted with tollet requisites in Ivory and silver.His gift to the bridesmaid was a pearl brooch.The bride's going away Kown was string-coloured canvas over violet taffetn and hat to match.Mr.and Mrs.Macnee left by the train going east.and after their return from their wedding tin will take up théir residence on King street., : Christ.Church Cathedral, Ottawa, was the Beene this morning of an Interesting wedding, when Miss Amy F.Blalr, daughter of Hon.A.G.Blalr.was married to Rev.F.II.Brewin,\"of England The church was decorated with palms and white lilacs, and the service was fully choral, with Mr.Arthur Dorey as organist.Rev.Henry Kitson was the officlating \u201cTlergyman tie-bride en- away -4 by her father.Her gown was of whit } moire, with transparent yoke and sleev of lace, outlined by a berthe finished with a heavy pear} trimming.he skirt was also trimmed with lace and pearl applique She carried a shower bouquet of white roses.The bridesmaid was her sister, Mlas Audrey Blair.who wore white silk, with insertion of white lace, a white lace hat.and carried pink roses.Mr.Julius Brewin, brother of the groom.acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr.Arthur Campbell, Mr.McCarthy, Mr.Gerald Ruel and Mr.Lawrence C.Taylor.Mre.Blair, mother of the bride, wore a handsome gown of black lace.Mra.Randolph, sister of the bride, wore black grenadine over white satin, and Mrs.Clarke, another sister, was in gray crepe de chine with a white polka dot.and trimmed in black and white.Milas Brewin, sister of the groom, was in white silk voile and lace.Miss Thomson and Miss Mona Thomson, of St.John: Miss Schulhof, of England; Mr.Ran- ydolph, Mr.Clarke, and Mr.G.Blair, bro- \u2018ther of the bride, were also of the house arty.After the marriage a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 74 O'Connor street.Mr.and Mra.rewin left this afternoon on a short hon- eymoon trip before salling for England on Baturday, June 14th, from Mantreal.BOARDS OF TRADE IN CONFERENCE (Continued \u2018from page one.) Mr.Drummond in a short speech said this resolution had been framed by the members of the Board of Trade of Montreal, as busi men, anxious for the per manent saf and solidity of the Empire.It was presented in a spirit of loyalty and he was glad to say that the loyalty ot Canada could not be questioned.He referred to the traditional free trade policy of Eng: land, and argued that the adoption of an inter-imperial trade preference was the best way of attaining the objects of the free traders.; It was time Britain gave her protectionist rivals a taste of their own medicine.The question of food supply was a vital one to Great Britain.He quoted statistics showing the present dependence of the United Kingdom upon foreign nations for her food supply.He believed that under inter-imperial preferential trade the Col onies would in 15 years be able to furnish all the food supplies Great Britain needed.This policy would increase British imnugra- tion to the colonies and would tend to the strengthening and consolidation of the Em- PTE THE MOTION SECONDED.The motion was seconded by Mr.Cock- shutt, of Brantford, who denounced the Manchester School of Trade policy.Great Britain's salvation was her colonies.Without them ehe would not be n first class power for a year.Britain should, therefore, adopt a policy calculated to benefit and strengthen them.There was no policy so potent in the direction of unity as one of material interesta.; Mr.E.G.Henderson, of Windsor, approved the resolution.but thought it did not go far enough.It said nothing as to what steps should be taken to give effect to the policy advocated.He u that the following clause of the Toronto Board's re i incorpora ; solution >.be TP resolved.that the Prime Minister of Canada be requested to urge at the Imperial Conference the securing of a Roval Commission com of representa tives of Great Britain and the Colonies to investigate conditions and to suggest such preferential treatment of imports from the various parts of the Empire as shall be best calculated to insure the fullest benefits.Mr.Drummond consented to add this clause to the Montreal resolution.Considerable discussion tock place upon a point of order as to what was to be done vith the score of other resolutions on the same subject of which notice had n aub- mitted, some of which covered different aspects of the question.The chairman finally decided that the other rrsolutions must he moved as amendments to the Mon:- real resolution.CANADIAN PREFERENCE.Mr.Hathaway, of St.John, N.B., moved an amendment to the effect that the Canadian preferential of 33 13 per cent.be allowed only on goods imported through C'an- adian ports.It was not an amendment to the Montreal resolution, and Mr.Hathaway subsequently withdrew it for the prescnt.Mr.Geo.L.Mcl.agan, president of the Stratford Board of Trade, môved the following_amendment: \u201cThat preferences between the Mother land and the Colonies should be entirely voluntary, rather than the result of bargain: ing, and each independent Government strouid- ider- dnl tof ats ow people first.\u201cThat it is possible to continue the Canadian tariff preference in ite present form or modified, if need be, so that no interest in Canada need suffer thereby, and in the opinion of this conference, Britain would be serving the interests of the Empire by adjusting the prescnt tax on foodstuffs and levying any other duties that may be imposed in such a manner that importa from Canada and other colonies will have prefer ence over those from other nations, when this can be done without sacrifice of Itrit- \u201d ish intereste .Mr, feLagan believed bargaining would defeat the object desired.He pointed out that the Montreal: resolution gave no indication of how preferential trade should be brought about.The amendment was seconded by Mr.WW.Preston, of Stratford, who thought Canada should not go with her cap in hand.asking for favours.Mr.Andrew Pattullo.of Woodstock, considered it was necessary to indicate that Canada is willing to revise her fiscal policy in the interests of the Empire.Mr.McKay, Sault Ste.Marie, raid that a \u201c[Féstrrenr.AILIFFS SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUE- bee.District of Montreal.No.1307.Clf- cult Court.Alfred Tienott and al, Plaintiff, vs.Les Herltlers de la succession de Leuis Oul- met, Defendant.On the 13th day of June.19.at ten uf the clock In the furenoon.at No.Juss St.Denis street, in the City of Montreal, will be sold, by authority of Justice, all the gouds and chattels of the sald Defendant.sclzed in this cause, consisting of moveables and effects, depending of the late lula Qulmet 5 estate.Conditions cash.ALPH ST.GEORGE.B.S.C.Munireal, the 4th June, 1902.AU.IFF;5 RALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUEbec.District of Montreal.Nu.NTS8.Ctr- cuit Court.U.Bruneau, Piaintiff, va.J.Seery, lefendant.On the thirteenth day of June, 1042, at ten of the clock in the forenoon.at the ds micile of the sald Defendant.No.8 St.Elizabeth street, in the City of Montreal, will be suld, by authority of Justice, all the goods and chattels of the said Defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of household furniture, etc.Conditions cash.JOS.MAYER, B.S.C.Mont.1902.1 AILIFF'S SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUEbec, District of Montreal.No.82712.Ctr- cuit Court.A.Roy, Piaintiff, vs.J, Giguere, Defendant.On the 1Jih day of June.1902 at ten of the cisck in the forenoon, at the business place of said Defendant, No.581 Charlevoix st.in the City of Montreal, will be sold, by authority of Justice, all the goods and chattels of the sald Defendant.setzed in this cause, conaist- Ing of Krucories à fixiures, etc.Cunditions cash.J.A.BISSUNNETTE, B.5.C.Montreal.4th June, 1002.real, June 4th, preference should not be asked as the price of what Canada had done in Africa, nor as the price of the preference she has already given.A MONTREAL OPINION.Mr.Robert Munro, Montreal, said there was nothing about a quid pro quo in the Montreal resolution.We do not go hat in band, but as a part of the Empire.He did not think the Stratford amendment was a fitting one.Mr.Russell, president of the Winnipeg Board of Trade, told what the West could do to supply the Empire with food Its.capacity would be vastly increased by a preference on the British market.Mr.Ferguson, of Stratford, objected that the Montreal resolution was not of an Im- rial nature.It only referred to Canada.{e believed Great Britain did not owe Canada anything.Mr.Campbell, Halifax, moved a further amendment that the words \u201cand \u2019that representatives of other colonies be asked to join in this request,\u201d be added to the Montreal resolution.Mr.C.A.Young, President of the Winnipeg grain exchange, supported the Montreal resolution and gave further information as to what Manitoba can do as an Imperial granary.Mr.P.B.Dumoulin, Quebec, thought that nothing should be done to prejudice our trade relations with the United States unless it is certain we shall denve greater advantages from Great Britain.He considered that our exports to Britain were ratisfactory enough and that we should rather seek to develop our exports to the United States.Mr.Hagedon, of Berlin supported the Montreal resolution.Mr.D.R.Vilkie, Toronto, suggested two amendments, one which linked the question of defence with that of trade, and substituting the word \u201cdifferential\u201d for \u201cpreferentini.\u201d He argued that the question of defence was so bound up with the question of trade that they coutd not be considered separately, and he declared it was abject to asking for a preference for ourselver when what we really wanted was a differential duty against foreigners.It being one o'clock the Conference adjourned for lunch, the various su ested amendments remaining undisposed of hefo adjourning.It was decided in consequence of the immense amount of work to be done to hold night as well as day sessions.\u201c Country Cheese Boards.INGERSOLL.Ont.June 4.\u2014Offerings -555-bexes:\u2014balance-May-\u2014-maie.f- No sales; 9 3-8¢ bid.Salesmen holding firm for %ge.8mall attendance.CAMPRELLFORD., Ont., June 4 \u2014 The cheese board met yesterday.and 190 boxes were boarded.The sales were as follows: Magrath, 325; Hodgson, 39; Alexander, 30; Rrenton, 150.All poid at 9 9-16c.Balance unsold.PICTON, Ont., June 4.\u2014At the cheese hoard veaterday.18 factories hoarded 1°65 boxes; 9 1-16c bld, R10 sold.Buyers: Bis- eell, Miller, Sexsmith, McKinnon and Sorague.: Cheese Men Return.Two more butter and cheese merchants, Measrs.Alfred J.Brice and A.C.Wieland, were welcomed hack on the floor of the Roard of Trade this forenoon, after an absence of some weeks In England and Europe.' , The subscriptions towards the cele - tion of the fiftieth anniversary of rn University at Quebec have now attained very satisfactory proportions, having reached the sum of $44,559.Elaborate prep- arntions are being made for the great festivity.which ts calculated to prove a memorable event.\u2014 / 8 the Eastern States.The bride was the { recinient of many handsome preserfts.ot Gran RS CERTES \u2018Gran + ; = SNL SUNLIGHT SOAP Two washings with Sunlight Soap entail less labor for the same result than one washing with impure soap.eo LEAF Re ad Ask for the If your Grocer cannot supply, write to LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, Toronto, sending his name and address, and a trial sample of Bunjight Soap will be\u2019 sent you free of cost.REDUCES EXPENSE Octagon Bar.furniture and fursish! : 0 carpet aquares of all sixes, fine carpsta and olicloths, by the yard and in lots to suit: 1 splendid u t plano, wire back easy oh lace curtains, portieres, pig- * tures.British plate mirrors, etc.Furniture and furnishings for parlours.bedrooms, dining.rooms, sitting rooms, of- \u2018 fices and kitchens, ete.; baby carriages and xo-carts, brass and iron bedateads.screens easels in bamboo and oak, music stands and cabinets, silverware, fine new stoves, chairs, tables, refrigerators, etc., etc.Also a lot of accond-hand furniture from a private house.1 fine cash register, 1 mandolin in perfect order, etc., etc.All to bo sold to the highest hidder at Btore, 1633 and 16% Notre Dame street, on Friday next, June \u20ac, 1902, Sale at 2.3 o'clock.31 2 MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers > Weekly Sale ~N or A New and Second«- Hand FURNITURE.Chickering plans, oak and walnut bded- room sects, iron beds, hair mattresses, mahogany wardrehe, desks, oak sideboards, dining tables and chairs, parlour sets, carpets and ollcloth, brass and crystal gusal- lvrs, mirrors, pictures, two \u2018\u201cSllent Salesman\u2019 show cases (§ feet), and general household effects.at our rooms, 1521-1533 Notre Dame street, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 6TH, At 2.30 O'Clock.\u201cM HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.131 3 Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture.English Linoleums and Ollcio ths.Cur tains and Fortleres, Belfast Table iLinens, Cutlery, Ete.Largest assortiment uf carpet squares in all grados and qualities of any house in the city.BY AUCTION FRIDAY, JUNE 6th, at our mammoth 10a, Ml and 213 SL James St, at 2.50 p.m.RAE & DONNELLY.131 2 Auctioneers THE AMES - HOLDEN CO.OF MONTREAL, LIMITED.Notice is hereby given that the arnual general meeting of the shareholders of thig Company will be held at the office of the Company, In Montreal.pn Thursday.26th day of June.1:02, at eleven o'clock In Uv forenoon, to recetve the report ol the past Year, for the election of Directors for the ensuing year, and for other business.By order of the Board.JW.A MATLEY, Secretary.Montreal, 4th June, 1902.As Thursday is \u2018Coronation Day\" the meeting will be adjourned until the following day Friday, at 10 a.m.131 3 3nmo Dominion Iron & Steel Company Limited, 26 Street Railway Chamters, Moutreal, 24 June.1902.NOTICE.Tbe annual general mecting of the shareholders of the Dominion Iron and Steel Company, Limited, will be held on Thursday, the 13th day of June, AD.132 In Room XX, Btreet Railway Chambers, Montreal, Canada, at twelve o'clock noon, for the reception of the report of the Directors for the past year, the transaction of the business of the Company gencrally, and the election of IMrectors, and that after the termination of other business the said meeting will, so far as may Le neccs- sary, be made a special general meeting for the purpose of annulling the existing agreement hetween this Company and «ba Dominion Coal Company, limited, dat 0th of June, 1899.and of authorizing the execution of a lease to this Company of the property of the said Dominion Coal Company, Limited.and of ratifying the Actions of the Directors in connection therewith, By order of thc Directors.W.BR.ROBS.131 2 DOMINION GOAL COMPANY, Limited, 28 Street Rallway Chambers, Montreal, dud June, 1902.NOTICE.The annual general meeting of the Shareholders of the Daminlon Coal Company, Limited.will be held on Thursday.tho twelfth day of June.A D.1972.In Room 1X, Street Rallway Chambers, Montreul, 4Canada, at three o'clock pm, for the reception of the report of the Directors for the past year, the transaction of the business of the Company generally, and the clec- tion of Directors; and that sfter the termination of other business, the sald meeting will, so far am may be neremsary, bo made a special general meeting for tha purpose of annulling the cxisting agreement between this Company and the, Dominion Iron and Steel Company.Limited, dated 30th June, 199).aml of authorizing the execution of a tease to the Dominton Iron and Steel Company, Limited, of the property of this Company.nnd of ratifying the actions of the Directors in connec- tion therewith.I3y order of the Directors.J.MACKAY, 131 2 Secretary.\u2014\u2014_\u2014 The Canadian -Bank-of-Commerce- Capital 88,000,000 Travellers\u2019 Letters of Credit .ISSUED Available in Any Part of the World.\u2018Montreat Branch: FF.H.MATHEWSON, 103 300d Manager.GEO.H.MAURER INVESTMENTS.A postal card addressed to me will pu! you In touch with the best propositions tn the snarket \u2014OFFICES\u2014 ROYALINSURANCE BUILDING, Montreal Telephone; Main 3154- Member Montreal Mining Exchange.57 duw tl AILIFFS SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUKk- hec.District of Montreal.No KS19.Clr.cuit Court.Jobn Torrance st al, Flainiiffa, va.F.G.Nulin.Defendant.On the thirteenth dny of June instant, 1902, at ten of the clock in the forenoon.at No, 18% Bt.James street; Temple Building.room 574.In the City ' of ontreal, will be acid, by authority of Justice, all the gorda and chattels of the nald Do- tendant, seized In this cause, consisting of offips furniture.Terms cash.JOSEPH RUY, BSC.Montreal, sth June, 120%.NOTICE.Application has been made to the Corporg- tion of the City of Montreal for leave tn erect a steam botler and engine om this property, 13 Cote st.Holdaworth and Gorsilitz, Mon June * 1908, m0.rer re For positive sale to cover advances.« & | | pren Tne ~~ JE A5 mE TATU 0 ves mu man the fund in the bank.1 -by-htent-Cotonel-Tmbette, chairman + per \u201cof POWER ED ANIUÂL MEETING President Holt Satisfied With Result of Year's Operations.NEW DISTRIBUTING STATION When Completed it Will Prove One of the Finest Plants in America.Considering the size and importance of the Montreal Light, Heat and Power (om.pany, there were very few .preseut at the annual meeting.held at noon to-day in the Street Railway Chambers.Mr.H.8.Holt.president, occupied the chair, aud among the others present were: Huon.Senator Forget, Mr.James Ross, Mr.CE.L.Porteous, Mr.H.Montagu Allan, Lt Col.Henshaw.Hon.Robert Mackay.Mr.R.Forget.Mr.F.L.Wanklvn.Mr.George Caverhill, Mr.W.R.Miller, Mr.Gordon Strathy, Mr.Job Morrison.Mr.Nolan de Lisle.and Mr.W.G.Ross.Mr.Holt stated that fg order to list the tock on the New York \u2018Exchange.it would Le necessary to amend one of the existing by-laws.old one.stated that no one indebted ta the company could transfer a share of stock.For instance, any one owing a month's gas or clectric hght bal could pet, according to the by-law.transfer shares.The listing committee of the New York Stock Exchange objected to the clause, and it was.therefore.removed with the full consent of the meeting.wos A PROSPEROEBa@UTLONK.The chairman.in his remarks, stated that the year which was to come had evi rv promise of being even more prosperous than the one just closed, and even the present annual statement did not give the shareholders opportunity to complam.It had not heen pcssible th put sn play all the rorfemplated economies; thir would take time.and the speaker felt certain that the year 10M would sec results which were nat possible at present .Ther: had been some delay in completing their new electrical transforming plant on Queen street.owing to the rush for machinery.All the electrical companies are away behind in their orders.The new distrihuting station.which will be fed by power from Chambly, will have its machine rv installed within the next two months.Mr Hult stated that it would he the canal of the best stations on the continen* and in the world.Jt would be safe from fire and mm every wav modern.When this station is complete the present steam station will he fire proofed.When the new station is in operation.the present steam stations will be held in reserve.THE POWER AT ST.THERESE.The development of the water power of the St Therese Rapids.three miles ahove the Chambly power-house, will @ atertallv Increase the company's capacity so far ax regards water power.It would alen away with all possible interference frazil In answer tn a question from Mr.John Morrison.Mr.Holt stated that circumstances had been such that the company was unable to furnish the Montreal Street Railway with its power as per contract.In the vear to came this would make an additional hundred thousand dollars\u2019 increase in revenue.The directors had taken up the question of erecting a suitable building.The paliev of the company was to go slow in this matter, and not spend anvwhere from three to fonr hundred thousand dollars without giv- mg the matter a great deal of consideration.Perhaps in another vear the project would be put through.Not, however.until such a structure could be paid for out of surplus earnin Mr.To n Morrison and Mr.Nalan De Lisle were apnainted:serutineers and the old Board nf Directors was elected unanimously ar follows.H.S.Holt.Tre, Ross, R.For- eet.Hon.1.0 T.Forget.Han.R Mackay, Teeut Col.F.C.Henshaw.MH.Montagu Al lan.© E.L.Porteous, Hon.H.B.Rain.ville.ASSISTANT MANAGER \"OF SOVEREIGN BANK.Mr.W Graham Browne, who for the past fourteen vears has been connected with the Canadian Bank of Commerce and most of the time located in New York, has heen appointed assirtant manager nf the new Sovereign Bank of Canada.He arrived from New York to-day and at once entered upon his duties: The Sovereign Bank's relations with New York and other financial centres of the United States, are to become very close.It \u201chas advisory committees in New York and elsewhere.That in New York is composed of William C.Lane, president of the Stan: dard Trust Company.and Paul D.Cravath James H FEckels.John A.Spoor and Fred: erick 8.Winston act in a @milar eapacity in Chicago.J.P.Morgan and Co.are the New York correspondenta.mere On a Charge of Breaking.\u2018Alexander Merinean and Alphonse Mer cier.on a charge of breaking into the house of Thomas Gobel, at the CC.P.R.station at Little St.Martin, occupied the time of the Court of King's Bench to-day.Chief Justice Sir Alexander Lacoste presided, and Mr.Rodolphe [Lemieux.K.C.M.P, appeared for the Crown.and Mr.J.A.David for the defence.The evidence rhow- ed that the young men had been loitering around the place for some time in an advanced state of intoxication.dn with Montreal Patriotic Fund.The Montreal Patriotic Fund has published a detailed statement of peceipts and disbursements.The receipts a iptions, entemainments.and ctheK® pees amount to 213.332.The disbursement® have been $1,421 less, which amount is to the credit of The statement 1s of the Citizens\u2019 Committee, and Lieut.-Col.F.Minden Cole, honorary secretary-treas- urer.Petition in Circulation.A petition is being circulated among the members of the Centenary Methodist Church.Point 8t.Charled to be presented to the Conference, asking for the privilege of making their own appnintment for the coming term.At the same time a number have announced their intention of op- sipg the petition and requeeting the Con- Jerence to sanction the appointment as made by the stationing committee.Grand Trunk Moving Day.The removal of the various departments of the Grand Trunk Railway from the old offices on St.Etienne street, to the new building will take place to-morrow.The management expect to have the hulk the work completed by Saturday, in order that business may be resumed in the usual wav on Monday morning.4 The Late Mrs.Joseph Courtois.Mrs.Joseph (Courtois, of Visitation street, wife of Mr.J.Courtois, insurance nt, died suddenly at an early hour this orning.The deceased was well known in French-Canadian society circles.She leaves nine children.Mr.Waite Returns Home.Mr.R.A.Waite, the architect of the new Grand Trunk offices on McGill street, who, during the past couple of years has re- vided at the Windsor.has returned to his home in Buffalo.Twentieth Century Train.The New York Central and Lake Shore Railronds have decided to place in rervice une 15th, a new twenty hour train to run fee New York and Chicago every day, i nette de This by-law.which was a very ! in the year.Tt will be called the \u201cTwentieth Century train\u201d and it will be nd all question the fastest long distance train in the world, making the 880 miles between New York and Chicago in exactly twenty bo including all stope.It wil} leave Grand Central Station, New York, at 2.45 pm.each day arriving Grand Central Station, Chicago, by the Lake Shore at 9.45 next morning; leaving Grand Central eta.tion, Chicago at 12.30 p.m.arriving Grand Central station, New York at 930 next morning, thus saving a day between two cities.\\ HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS SEND CONGRATULATIONS TO COLONIAL SECRETARY.At the mecting of the Harbour Board today, the following resolution was, upen the motion of Mr.Robert Bickerdike, seconded by Mr.Jonathan Hodgson, passed unanimously, and ordered to be transmitted to the Hon.Joseph Chamberlain: Resolved: That the Harbour Commissinners of Mont- { real hereby place upon record the heartfelt , pleasure with which they have learned of ! the success of the Future's army in South ' Africa, which has resulted in the termina- | tien of hostilities, the surrender of the burgher forces and the acknowledgment of | King Edward Vi as their lawful sovereign.| That the Commissioners also record their | high appreciation of the manner im which i | ! | Canada and the British Colonies responded to the calls of the Empire, and whose offi- vers and men performed their duty so nobly and so well as to merit the praise oY the whole world.THANKSGIVING SERVICE ON SUNDAY NEXT.Sunday next.June Sth, has been set apart by Archbishop Bond as a day of thanksgiving to Almighty Gad for the cessation of hostilities and the restoration of peace in South Africa.His Grace has drawn up a form of service, which is now being printed for circulation ir the Archdiocese.and which is to be incorporated with the offices of Mornmg Prayer.It consists of a special exhortation, special lessons, suitable { Psalms.hymns of thanksgiving, and appropriate collects.The collects are three in i number, the first being the \u201cthanksgiving ; for deliverance.\u201d to be found in the Prayer Book: the second, a special prayer of i thanksgiving for what the war has acvom- plished in unifying the Empire: am! the third a prayer for thase whom the war has .bereaved.Permission is given to sing a Te : \" Deum in honour of the occasion, and the National Anthem may also be rendered at both services.Archbishop Bond in setting apart Sunday next as a period of thanksgiving is but following the example of the Archbishop of Canterbury.The King, it is announced, will attend the special thanksgiving serv.ce ; to be held in St.Paul's Cathedral, London, \u2018 on Sunday next.SAYS GOVERNMENT WILL NOT PURCHASE THE | CANADA ATLANTIC.La Patrie, last evening.announced that it was in a position to deny the rumours that the Government was about to purchase the Canada Atlantic Railway.\u201cWhat would the Government do with such a road®\u201d asked the (tovernment or fan.\u2018when it has no connections during the winter months.and which has not vet reached the city of Montreal.\"The Intercolonial costs the country enough already for us not to want.at the present time, to assume a burden just as weighty if not more so.\u201cTo give his road traffic, Mr.Booth ia obliged to keep a fleet on the lakes: he is obliged to create a return traffic which he secures from New York, Boston, etc.\u201cMr.Booth feeds his own enterprise with his own trade.\u201cThere is no likelihood, at present, of the Government's buying the Canada Atlantic Kailway, which, before it can obtain an entrance to Montreal must cost seven or cight million dollars.\u201d RAINFALL FLOODED A FEW CELLARS.A few complaints of cellars being flooded were made to the Road Department to-day.This was en account of the heavy rain which fell last might.The statement was made that such was the quantity of ran.which fell that the macadam on many of the streets was practically washed out.This was csre-tally the case on the steep halls! lending up tp Sherbrooke streot.The sew- | ers were sorely taxed to carry off the immense amount of water which the streets] poured into them.From City Hall records It appears that two and two-tenths inches of water fell.This 1s an enormous ameunt, and 18 only surpassed by the tremendous rainfall of July 30, last vear.when in the shart space of three hours two and a half inches of rain fell.This record differs from that at McGill, which registers a rainfall of 1.78 inches.RAINFALL LAST EVENING WAS RECORD BREAKER.The rainfall nf last night was a record nne for the present vear, and caused consider: able inconvenience to all who were abliged to be out-of-doors.The heavy wind added greatly to the general discomfort.driving the water alang the streets on sheets, against which umbrellar and rubber ceats were ahke of nn protaction.The downpour had been threatened all the afternocn, bat it was not until half-past seven o'clock that the intermittent showers changed into a veritable deluge.cleansing the pavements in fine style.and at the same time gr atly damaging the macadamized roadwave and flooding the sewers.With the exception of a slight lull between nine and ten o'clock the storm continued with unabated vinlenre during the entire night The tatal rainfall for the night amounted to 1.72 inches.CITIZENS KEEN AFTER PERMANENT SIDEWALKS.Some time ago the Finance Comm tten naked citizens to assist the citv in laving Permanent -ai re\u2014\u2014and-\u2014in \u2014mmng- with the old and unsightly wooden walke.The incentive waa held eut that the city would hear half the cost of permanent walks.During the past few weeks orders for permanent walke bave heen pouring into the Road and Finance departments, until te-dav it was seen that the city conld spend ten thousand dollars more than what it had now on hand for permanent walks.MR.JUSTICE BELANGER HAS RESIGNED POSITION.Mr.Justice Belanger.of Deauharneis, has announced that he has sent in his resignation to the department of justice.Me has presided over the courts of Beauharnois for the past twenty-nine years and is much respected by all who know him.Mr.H.C.St.Pierre, K.C., is mentioned as his sue- cessor.Will Save Interest ' Charg>a.The Finance Committee ia meeting this afternoon and opening tenders for the new two million dollar loan.Thia loan will not increase the consolidated debt of twenty- seven millions.It is made up of a lot of old Jeans that were floated a long time ago, at n heavy rate of interest.By retiring old de- beñturés it ia expeéted the city will save a large amount annually in intercst charges.Special Notice.Ping Pong.Ping Pong is the modern craze of the day.it'a the most popular and interesting game ever invented.The S.Carsley Co.Ltd.are showing an immense variety.and their prices are the lowest.Be up-to-date and have a set.You get Pianos nearer factory cost at Leach\u2019s, 2440 St Catherine, than elsewhere ! ade office, to make the initial : for the big review which is to be \u201cOwn Rifles, Ottawa: : in Montreal.Why?5000 TROOPS IN OUR CORONATION: REVIEW Montreal Will Witness an Elaborate Military «Display \u2018AT LAFONTAINE PARK Initial Arrangements Have Been Made and Invitations to Various Regiments Issued.A meeting of local commanding was held yesterday afternoon, at arran officers he brig- ments eld in this city on (Coronation Day.It was decided, inasmuch as tne Government had made a grant of $15,000 for the purpose of bringing outside troops to the vity, that invitations to visit Montreal on that occasion should be extended to regiments in the leading cities of Ontario and Quebec.The following troops were subsequently ; nvited: 2nd Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto; iuth Royal Grenadiers, Toronto; 48th Highlanders, Torento; Governor-General's Foot Guards, Ottawa; 43rd Duke of.Cornwall's Princess Louise Dragoon Guards, Ottawa; 14th Princess of * Wales Rifles, Kingston; 8th Regiment, Que bec; 9th Regiment, Quebec; 33rd Regiment, Sherbrooke; 84th Regiment, St.Hyacinthe, - and the Toronto Bearer Company and Toronto Field Hospital Corps.; The combined strength of these units is 3,567 officers and men, so that the total number of men to parade in Montreal on Coronation Day will exceed 6,000.This number will of course include the members of the Montreal brigade\u20142,400 men, of all ranks.The review may be further strengthened by the addition of a couple of American carps-\u2014one is certainly coming\u2014and by a strong detachment of probably 400 sailors and marines from His Majesty's men-o'-wär, which are expected to be in port that day.It has been arranged that the review shall be held an Lafontaine Park.Major tieneral O'Grady-Haly reached the city to-day for the purpose of saying good- Iwe to the local militia officers, as he sails for England on June 14.A reception was to have taken place in the Victoria Rifles\u2019 armoury between the hours of 4.30 and 6 o'clock this afternoon.but owing to an important engagement elsewhere this has had to be cancelled.The Major-General, however, will be at home to all who may wish to call on him at the Place Viger Hotel between the hours of 6 and 11 o'clock this evening.a tee SOS & © + CORONATION DAY.= o \u2014_\u2014 ® \u2018= HARBOUR PEOPLE WILL CELE: © + BRATE.© + Thursday, June 2h, Corona- $ \u20ac tion Day, will be observed @ & by all employes of the Harbour Com- © © mission, and every man will receive © + a fuit! day's pay.$ & At the meeting of the Commission.© ers, to-day.a resolution to this ef- © © fect was moved by Mr.Bickerdike, © ® and seconded by His Worship the © & Mayor.The giving to all the men a ® & full day's pay is an innovation, and © + one which has not taken place in the © & past.But, as one of the Commis- ® & sioners.remarked: \u201cIt is not every \u20ac & day that a King of England isa & ® crowned.\u201d + © ® SHDOPOODTDOD- © © MONTREAL LADIES REALLY WON AT GOLF.They Did Not Expect a Victory on the Quebec Links.(Special to the Montreal Star.) QUEBEC.June 4\u2014The golf match between the Quebec and Montreal Ladies\u2019 Clubs was played this morning in a raw northerly wird and on sodden grounds, and resulted in a victory for the visitors hy five holes up, The attendance was smaller and less fashionable account of the unfavourable condition of the weather, and the victorious team left for home by the Canadian Pacific Railway at 1.10 p.m.The score follows: Mont- Quebec.real Mrs.Fay .: 0 Miss Green .Mra, Meredith 4 Miss Linton .Miss J.Scott .\u2026 vo eve +n 6 Miss Marler Cee 00 eee aes ee eee 2 3 - Miss M.Sewell .Mira Towne .Mrs.Dobell 1.2 242 645 vee eel 400 Miss Mursen .\u2026.Miss Mercith .Migm Lambe .+4 .\u201cee Miss I.Casault .Ô Miss Dunlop © 0.os LoL LL Miss M.Scott .0 Miss M.Bond .240 2e Misa E.Turner .Miss Idawes 0 LL LL Miss I.Bowen .0.0 Miss Mredougail oo LL, Miss Turner .Cee eee eee Miss Pend .21 212 .21e a > © ss os e o > Total Cee Cee e021 This leaves the two clubs matches.The visiting Indies of the Montreal Golf Club were entertalned at luncheon by the Quebec lady golfers at the Garrison Club yesterday afternoon.Mra.FE.E.Webb.president nf the Quebec Club, presided.having on her right Mrs.MeTier.president of the Montreal Club.About 45 In all sat even on down.Last night many of the Quebec players dined their Montreal friends at the Chatrau Frontenac.SHAMROCKS WILL PLAY SURE.Will Not Allow Anyone to Interfere With Their Game With Tecumsehs.It is rumoured that an attemit will be Te to tran prevent \u2014the\u2014§ fron: nlaving the exhibition game scheduled with Tecumsehs.The Shamrock penple.however, say that nothing of that kind will interfere.with the proposed game, and that there is no reason and no clause in the Incrosse law to prevent them from playing in Toronto.Star Office Invaded.The Star offices were invaded yesterday bv a small-army, which went through the entire premises.The army was on peace Intent.however.and at different times dur- Ing Its atay checred the Star and everybody connected with It The army was made up of the hava from the Dufferin Schonl, St.Urbain street, who were out In a body enfjoving their peace-making hotiday.Most of them sell the Btar each evening, and thev naturally have the kindliest feelings for the whole _establishment.Funeral of Mr.Brosseau.The funeral of Thomas Brosseau, the well- known tobacconist, of 25 St.Lawrence street.took plice to-day to Cote den Neiges Cemetery.Gulf Report.QUEBEC.June 4, 1903 1, Islet, 41\u2014Cloudy.strong east.River du Loup, #\u2014Foggy.strong north- t Father Point, 15i\u2014Ralning.east.In 4 a.m.Monteagle ; 7.55 a.m., Sarmatlan.Matane, 180\u2014-Cloudy.strong north-east.Out 8 a.m., Campana.Martin River, Ba Cloudy, east.In 8 am., Devona ; yesterday, 43 p.m., Gaspes- le ame Point, 222-Cloudy.calm.In 7.0 am.steamer; 8 a.m.Pola.Cape Rosier, 346\u2014Cloudy, calm.In 4 a.m.steamer: 7.30 a.m.\u2026 two American schonnern.North Shore\u2014Cloudy.strong north-east Anticosti-Clondy, calm.Low Point, 560\u2014_Cloudy.north-east.In 5 a.m.Oscar ; out yesterday, 11 pm.Ot- terspool .ee THE MONTREAL DAILY STA STRENGTHENING SITE WILL GOST $190,000 Chief Engineer Kennedy Made Report on Windmill Point To-day TO HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS Will Probably be a Conference Between Grand Trunk and Board on Elevator Proposition.Chief Engineer Kennedy made a report to the Harbour Commissioners to-day respecting the Windmill Point site, which, it is understood, will be given the Grand Trunk Railway for an elevator.It was feared that the raising of the aite, some fifteen hundred feet of water front, would cost altogether too much money, the original estimate being anywhere from $300, 000 to $400,000.Mr.Kennedy reported today that he bad ekamined the property.Streng:hening the weaker portions of the crib-work, renewing the crib-work above the water line, and bringing it up to the level of the new piers would suffice,and this could be done for $190,000.; The chairman remarked that this waa about four times as much as they were to spend on Mr.Conners.: Mr.John Torrance replied: \u201cIf we are to compete with other ports we must be properly equipped.\u201d Senator Mackay said that he had no objection to making the improvements.It was only a matter of the necessary funds.Mr.Hodgson thought that they should approve of the Engineer's suggestions.The chairman stated that they would bave to re-appropriate funds already appropriated to meet the expense.After much discussion, it was resolved to send Mr.Kennedy's communication to the Hon.Mr.Tarte and ask for an interview in order that the matter may be settled at the earliest possible moment.If possible.an appointment will made, which will include the Grand Trunk officials.as a meeting of the three interests would, no doubt, expedite matters.! THOUSANDS OF NEW TOOLS FOR MEN ON THE HARBOUR FRONT.For many years, indeed, ever since the barbour of Montreal was a harbour and had men working on it with pick and shovel, it has been the custom of the men to supply their own tools.This is all to be changed, however, and the commissioners are to supply the necessary implements.The matter came up at the meeting of the Harbour Commissioners to-day.It appears that Mr.W.E.Doran, the newest member of the Board.has since his appointment, been visiting the works at different times and at the last meeting he remarked that the men were working with a very poor class of picks and shovels.* He thereïore moved that the Commissioners supply the tools in place of the men as had been the custom.The matter was left over until the meeting to-day when it was finally re- eolved to purchase 1,000 shovels, and 1.500 picks for the use of the 650 workmen now in the Trust's employ.Mr.Doran contended that it was \u2018he principle of getting good work out of good tools and in this he had the support of the Mayor.: COMMISSIONERS NOT TO BLAME FOR DELAY.At the meeting of the Harhour Commis: sioners to-day a short letter was read fram the Hon.Mr.Tarte, respecting the complaint which the contractor had made regarding the ground being unsuitable for the driving of piles.judged, The letter, the Commissioners was written hefore the Minister of Public Works had received the Commissioners\u2019 last couimunication on the subject.The entire matter, however, was one in which they had no hand as the Steel, Storage and Fle- veter Construction Company would deal directly with the Department of Publhe Works through the Government Engineer, Mr.A.St.Laurent.| In his letter the Minister of Public Works merely referred to the fact that a complaint had been made as to the state of the ground for pile driving, mentioning that the engincer, Mr.St.Laurent, would deal with the matter.The Commissioners congratulated themselves over the fact that no respansibility lay upon them.HETU CASE BEFORE THE COURTS TO-DAY.Rodolphe Hetu, the deputy returning offi- cer of poll No.37, in the St.James's Dhvi- sion election.was up before Judge Choquet at eleven o'clock to-day.when Mr.J.A.Deacarries, K.C.for the prosecution, de: clared that he had no more evidence .ta offer.The attorney for the defendant.Mr.H.St.Louis, asked until June 10 to decide upon what course he would follow.He declared that he would offer no evidence for the defence at the preliminary hearing.As the accused cannot have his trinl before the present term of the court, because the grand jury has been discharged, the judge agreed to the delay.and the matter wil) come up again Tuesday next.GREAT INTEREST IN THIS YEAR'S DERBY.Few Derby races of late vcara have crent- ed tbe interest which was created hy the present one in Montreal, and considering the popularity in England of the filly.Sceptre, the people who bet on the race came out retty well simply because they did not brrieve in a filly's ability to win at this time of the vear.and because they put thir money for place on old relinbles, Ard Patrick and Rising Ginna being backed for a -good\u2014denl\u2014In-all-abent-$8.000- were-bhet and the backers of Sceptre loat whont 2.000 of that sum, one man being credited with having lost about half of that amount.A Deserter Arrested.{Special to the Montreal Star.) SAULT STE.MARIE.June 4\u2014A derer- ter from the 3rd Canadian Special Service Battalion.garrisonings Halifax, named Mar- tineau, was arrested \u201chere last night.and will be taken back by escort to arrive here on Friday evening.Martineau, who had been n member of a Montreal Company.waa identified here hy a former member of the regiment, and arrested on the request of the commanding officer at Halifax.A Divorce for Mrs.Acer.(Special to the Montreal Siar.) NEW YORK.June 4 \u2014 The Supreme Court has granted a divorce to Mra.Addie Acer.who kidnapped her children and fled to Toronto a year \"ge.Mra.Acer is awarded the custody of her children for eleven months each year, and Acer is to have them for the other month.No alimony is awarded Sir Thomas at Winnipeg.(Special to the Montreal Star.) WINNIPEG, June 4\u2014Sir Thomas Shangh- nessy, president of the Canadian Pacific Ral way, and party arrived in the city to-day on a special.and were met by a number of prominent citizens, Sir Thomas will stay here a number of days and will then pro ceed to the coast.Patrick Gleeson, of St.John, Dead.(Bpecial to the Montreal Star.) ST.JOHN, N.B., Juhe ¢.\u2014Patrick Glee son, an old and respected citizen of St.John, died on: Teed coed 0 yearn, at ter a lingering illness, he was one time à member of thé City Council and for many 4, filled the position of collector of rents the cit .He vas also financial agent J.Gleeson of the statistical department, at Ottawa, and of P.Joseph Gleeson, Quebec.THE WHITTON TRAGEDY Nine Year Old Boy Who Xilled His Father Acted in Self- Defence, the Jury\u2019s Verdict.(Special to the Montreal Star.) SHERBROOKE, Que., June ¢.\u2014Details of the tragedy at Whitton, 1a which Donald, the nine-year-old son of Jos.Hugh Mathe- son, ehot and killed his father, are at hand today, in the evidence taken before the coroner's jury.The lad and his brothers tell a story of most cruel treatment at the hands of their father.On one occasion they were all driven from the home, and hved for a week in a camp, in the woods.On the day of the shooting the father threatened to kill all his children, and started to put his threat into execution.He had one of the boys down and was calling for a club, when Donald took down the rifle and sent a bullet into his father's body.Death followed in twenty minutes.The coroner's jury exonerated the lad, finding that he acted in self defence, and in defence of his hrothers.Evidence went to show that Matheson had heen constantly abusing his children, and had driven his wife to a premature grave by ill treatment.gt +++ LORD KITCHENER IS À VISCOUNT.(See also page 1.) LONDON.June 4.\u2014 It was announced this afternoon that Lord Kitchener has been created a Viscount by King Edward.DURBAN.Natal, June 4.\u2014 The Times, of Natal, states that Lord Kitchener has left for England.and that General Lyttelton is acting Commander-in-Chief of the British forces in South Africa.(The above report is most improbable, inasmuch as Lord Kitchener would most likely sail from Cape Town.If he did so on Saturday next he would be able to reach Lon- \u2018don on June 25, just in time to par- + ticipate in the Coronation festivi- + ties.) +++ PPP 0444004000 04044 FEEL EPF 4220024000000 4400000 BOER LEADERS WILL VISIT EUROPE.The Object of Their Trip Will be to Raise Funds for the Distressed Burghers.PRETORIA, June 4.\u2014 Generals Botha and Delarey and other Boer leaders will start for Europe shortly for the purpose of raising funds for the distressed Burghers.General Echalk-Burgher, who was actin President of the Transvaal, joined Genera Botha in addressing an open letter to the Burghers.After referring to the courage which they had displayed and their brave deeds in the field, he called ;bm them to work together for the social and spiritual advancement of the country.BOUND FOR CORONATION.Empress of Japan Had a Notable Passenger List This Trip.VICTORIA.B.C, June 4.\u2014The Empress af Japan has a notable passenger list.It includes 3 members of the Hong Kong, Sing: apore and \\Wei-Hai-Wei contingents to the coronation of King Edward of England.Sir Thomas Jackson, ex-chief manager of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corpora: tion.and for thirty-eight vears a most con- spicunus figure in the Far East; General Fukishima, of Siberian fame, who joins Prince Koma-Tsu, the Japanese envoy to the British coronation: Col.Sir William Risset, inspector of Indian railways and representative of capitalists, Johp Birch & Co.of England, who has been investigating Japanese railways, as a sound ha 5 of fer- egn investment, Sir Francis Lovell.who ie making a tour in connection with the foun- dition :n London, of a tropical school of mediine, where local sanitary perils could Le studied and met; Mr.J.T.Hamilton, Japanese agent for lirge ineurance companies of the United =tates; Hon.and Mrs.J.Bell-Irving, of Hong Kong; and others., ) BRITISH TAX ON GRAIN.Will Help Pay National Debt if There is a Surplus.FE AN DON.June 4.-\u2014The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Siri Michael Hicke-Beach, will male his amended financial statement to the House of Commons this cvening.In the House of Commons to-day in re vieving the necessities of the situation now that South African war ia terminated, the Chancellor of the Exchequer forecasted the purport of his statement, saying that the new taxes, including the duty on grain, would be retained in order to raise the money required: but, af there is any sur plus it will be devoted to the redemption of part of the national debt.LORD PAUNCEFOTE\u2019S SUCCESSOR.Hon.Mr.Herbert Appointed\u2014A New Spanish Minister.WASHINGTON.June 4 \u2014Two important changes in the diplomatic representation in Washington were announ to-day.The Hon, Michael Herbert succeeds the late I.ord Pauncefote as British Ambassador and Senor De Ojeda succeeds the Duke de Arcos rs Spanish Minister._ HUNDREDS PERISHED.7 Vessel Binks in the Irrawaddy With All on Board.RANGOON, British Burmah, June 4.\u2014The Hritiah steamer Camorta, from Madras for this port with 60 passengers.which was believed to have #undered on May 6 in a cyclone owing tn the discovery of wreckage, has been discovered sunk at Faragua Fints, in the Irrawaddy Delta.directly In the track of shipping.Her topmasts are protruding above_the surface of the water.BIRTHS.ANDERSON\u2014At § Hutchison street, on the 4th Inat., a son to Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Anderson.HORY\u2014In this city 1902, to Mr.and a daughter.on Saturday, May 31.Mrs.Robert A.Hoey.MARRIAGES.HEALY-PHELAN\u2014On the Ind inat.at St.Michael's Church, Blyth, Ont.by Rev.D.P.McMenamin, P.P., Peter Healy ta Anna Phelan.daughter of Patrick elan.of Morris Township.! DEATHS.BANNON-\u2014At 192 Vinet street, on June 3, Margherita Geraldine, aged 7 years and 2 months, dearly beloved chlid of James and Annie Bannon.DAOUST\u2014In this city, on the 3rd instant, at the age of 77 yeara, M.Louis Benoni Daoust, formerly of Pointe Claire, and father of Mr.BE.Daoust, of the firm of C.O.Beauchemin & Fils.and T.Daoust, architect.Funeral on Friday.êth inst.from his late residente, No.1% Champ de Mars street at 7.30 am.to Notre Dame Church, and thence to Cote des Neiges cemetery.Friends and acquain- tan \u2018are respectfully invited to attend without further invitation.1m 2 DONOVAN-\u2014In this city, on the morning of June 4th, John Joseph Donovan.fourth ron of Mr.Peter Donovan.Funeral private, \u2019 ms \u2014WEDNESDAY, JUNE LITTLE ANMATION 4, 1908 \">.IN STOCK TRADING Canadian PacificEased Off \u2018Under the Influence of Wali Street.NEW CANDIDATES FOR FAVOUR Lake Buperior Consolidated and Detroit United Railway Figured to Some Extent in Trading.The correspondents of the Montreal Star in Wall Street and on the Chicago Board of Trade report that atocks were heavy, | while wheat was stronger.In the local market stocks were easter.Yesterday's sales on the New York Stock Exchauge were 182,175 shares.! Trading in the Stock Market this morning was pretty well scattered over the list, with no particular attention paid to any one stock, if Canadian Pacific is excepted, and in that connection the dealings were of only ordinary proportions.Under the weakening influences in Wall Street the price recorded a net decline of % for the forenoon.After closing at 138% yesterday.the market opened at 138% this morning, declined to 137%, and after recovering to 138%.closed the forenoon at 137%.Lake Superior Consolidated, which was listed here a short time ago, but did not figure in the trading heretofore, went up on the blackboard to-day with 500 shares to its credit at £99%.Toronto has been trading in the stock right along, while Philadelphia goes in for it heavily.There has been some talk of a movement In the stock, a tip to that effect having come from Teronto.* Detroit United Rallway.which was listed here over a year ago, but has attracted little or no attention, sprang into prominence to-day.Wall Street also took a hand at the stock simultaneously, the ket got on board at 78, and from those points the price rose In both markets to 80.The record of transactions in this market shows a little under 1.000 shares.listed there was trading in this market to the extent of 500 shares.The opening price was 76 the highest 77%.and the lowest.and last, transaction.at 75.The company pays 4 per cent per annum on the common stock, the regular quarterly dividend of 1 per cent.having been declared yesterday.The property was one of the important assets of the Everett-Moore syndicate, which went to the wall some months ago.A Cincinnati broker has recently been call- Ing attention to the relative cheapness of the stoek.+ + Changes in the general run of stocks wore unimportant.Power declined to 102%, and Twin City to 120, while Street Railway was unchanged at 280%, and Toronto Ralls at 123%.Richelieu declined to 113%, and Dom.Steel sold off yy to 55%, but recovered to 1:9 Montreal Power, it 1s understood, will be listed on the Toronto market before the middle of the present month.The Messrs.O'Hara, of Toronto street.will represent the company there.Messrs.L.J.Forget and Co.'s London cable to-day quoted: Grand Trunk first.1064; second, 91; third, 40%; Canadian Pacific, 19%.The Montreal Clearing House returns of bank clearings for to-day are 4.563 297.Montreal Btreet Rallway earnings yesterday were $6.15864 an Increase of 3479.55.Among the sales of the morning board, Toronto Stock Exchange.were: Canadian Pacific new, 55 at 1313 to 132: Canadian Pacific.5491 at 137% to 138%.Richelieu, 50 at 114%; Toronto Ry.& at 12%; Twin City Ry.550 at 120 to 121; N.8.Steel and Coal.65 at 108% to 109; Lake Superior com.3% at 294 to 29%.The announcement is made that the Steel Tired Wheel Company has been absorbed by the Railway Steel Bpring Company.the stockholders of both companies having voted to ratify the merger.The capital of thé Steel Spring Company is to be raised from $20,000,000 to $27.000.000, the additional stock being divided into 85,000 shares of preferred and 35.000 shares of common.James C.Beach was elected treasurer of the merged companies.In New York at noon money on call was quiet at 314 per cent.Prime mercantile paper.4 to 4% per cent.Sterling exchange, firm, with actual business in bankers\u2019 bills at 487% for demand.and at 4.84% for sixty days.Posted rates.4.554 and 4K.Commercial bills.4.84 to 4.55.Bar silver.52:44.Mexican dollars, 42 London, closing\u2014Consals for money.9% M: do for account, 99-16: Anaconda.5%; Atchison.82%; do pfd., 101%; B.and O., 1084; Canadian Pacific.\u2018Mile: Chesapeake and Ohio, 47%; Chicago and Great Western, %: Chicago.M.and St.Paul, 174; Denver and Rlo Grande, 43%: do preferred, 93%: Erle, 37%: do 1st preferred.69%: do 2nd preferred, 54; Ill.Central, 156: Louisville and Nash.140%: Mo.Kas.and Texas, 26%.do pfd.60.New York Central, 1604: Norfolk and Western, 58%: do pfd., 82; Ont.and Western, 33%: Pennsvivanla, 716%; Reading.32: do 1st pfd., 423%; do 2nd pid.35: Southern Ry.57%: do pfd., 97.South- ¢rn Pacific.6%: Union Pacific, 107%; LU.P.pfd., 90%: U.8.Steel, 40%: do pfdi, Na; Wabash, 2%.dn pfd.4%: Spanish fours, 79%: Rand Mipes, 12%: De Beers.42%.Bir stlver steady.24 1-16d per ounce.Money, 2% to 2% per cent.The rate of discount In tha open market for short bills Ia 2% to 2% per cent.; do for three months\u2019 bills ia 3% to 213-16 per cent.Messrs.Burnett and Co.stock brokers.have received the following New York ad.vices: Trading is very light, and with the exception of a little acattering realizing in anthracites and Canndtan Pacific, was of no significance.Some Inside buying reported In Smelters.although the room did not put any faith in the stories of the early return to a dividend basis.Earnings sald to be very good.Strength of K.and T.Issues ascribed to Gould following.who claiméd six per cent.being earned on preferred.Earnings of \u201cHooking Valley for fourth week May show an increase of over 40 per cent.The company has declared ?per ceht on preferred stock.and Jw per cent.on common.The resignations of W.E.Dodds and Percival Roberts have been accepted by the U.8.Steel Company, and Robert Bacon and James Gayley elected in their stead.The rumour that D.and H.is to be guaranteed 10 per cent.by N.Y.C.and Erle.the passenger business going to tormer and the freight business to the latter, Is officially denied Atchison declared regular semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent.on preferred.Messrs.J.8 Bache & Co.of New York.send the following advices to thelr Montreal manager, Mr.C.D.Monk: Americans in London 1-8 to 3-8 below parity.Anthracite miners claim that some mines are being flooded, but operators express confidence of their control of the situation.Coal de Journal gaya there is an extraordinary market for soft coal, and prices of that commodity have advanced.Many of the former anthracite operatives have ne to the soft coal regions.Chi- initial price there being 76.The local mar-1\" Early last year when the stock was first - COLONIAL HOUSE, | Phillips Square | + $2.00, +80 per garment.garment.per euit.guaran * Men's Furnishings Department.Men's Summer Underwear.Men's Balbriggan Underwear at 400 per garment or 28@ per suit.Men's Balbrigzan Underwear at 8500, 750, $1.80 per garment.Men's White Indian Gauze Merino Underwear, at 500 per garment.Men\u2019s Light Weight Natural Wool Underwear, at 880 per garment.Men's Light Weight Natural Wool Underwear, at $1.25, $1.50, Men's Gray Silk and Won! Underwear at $2.80 per garment.| Men's White Indian Gauze Silk and Wool Underwear at $3.80 per Men's Combination Balbriggan Underwear, elastic ribbed, at $3.80 Men's Linen Mesh Underwear at $8.00 per suit.Men\u2019s Perfect Fitting White Shirts in all materials, all button holes hand made, Men's Tailor-made Shirts, price $7.28 and $2.00.Every order styles, made of very superior price $2.00, less 8 peQe for cash.LINES, = FLIER, CASTS, etc, etc.Trout Flies - - - - HOOKS, Bass Flles - - - - sain Flles - - FISHING TACKLE.We carry a full line of Fishing Requisites, including RODS, BASKETS, = 83c, BOc each, single and double hook Rods, from Bamboo at 20c, to Greenhart or Split Bam-' boo tor Trout at $23, or for Salmon at $35.REELS, \"BAITS, - = 35c, 50c, 75c dosen - #1.00 dozen SEND FOR CATALOGUE.Special Attention Given to Mall Orders.i HENRY MORGAN & C0.MONTREAL.per cent.on preferred and 2 per cent.on common.American Beet Sugar declared regular quarterly dividend of 1 1-2 per cent on pfd.Colorado State Board of Equalisation fixes assessment on railroad property in that state at $59,053.575.Measrs.J.exchange brokers, to-day received the following New York advices over thelr spe- clal wire: There is an utter lack of public Interest to the market, and the attempts to stimulate trading by manipulating various specialties proved futile.In London trading In Americans was given up to the Derby.and the entire amount of business for foreign account would be covered hy 3.000 shares.All sales of G.A.Fuller stock were higher, but represented only pool figures.Principal trading was in Canadian Pacific.which represents a slight loss.Sugar.Readings ang Steels all were a fraction lower.Missouri.Kansas and Texas and Brooklyn are firm.especlally the former, which shows over a point gain for the morning.The market Is very dull and it looks as though yesterday's record would be broken to-day.Exchange market strong at 4.87 1-2 Montreal Exchange quotations: New \u2018Tork funds, between banks.1-16 to 5-64 dis .counter, 1-2 to 1-4 prem.:; sterling.6 days\u2019.between banks.8 15-16 to 9 : counter.9 2- pi \"5 Le AND PLANER ANTED \u2014 SALESMAN FOR JULY 18T.young man accustomed tn hats, furniah- ings and clothing.Apply to O.3863, Star Offive.198 t£ ANTED \u2014 PANTRY bermaids and expertencæt waîtresses.Ap- biy at once Hotel Strathcona, Brockville.and Co.Phillips square TANTED \u2014 \\'ANTED \u2014 A GOOD vant to go to the country for the eum- Apply 965 Sher- brake st 129 3 W A WOMEN, > + T ANTED \u2014 MEAT AND PASTRY COOK.man or woman.Apply ai once, W, Star Office.127 > .' ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED) DRESSMAK- Henry Mo 120 ers; steady employment EXPERIENCED ladles.YW.H.Scruggie.must be a good cook.an GENERAL SER- NTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT No washing or ironing Good wages; another maid kept.4110 Western ave.Westmount.TANTED \u2014 COOK AT ONCE FAR CITY Hotel.Stale wages and reference.J.A.Melade, Merrickville.ï Ont.SITUATIONS VACANT.TNT ate.dress Ii.3718, Btar Office ww 126 6 AT ONCE SMART OFFICE boy.Apply Ap ewa bandwriting to Box K, 48, Btar Office.129 8 WANTED \u2014 MACHINISTS TO KEEP away from Kingston, strike on at loco.Works, 120 6 À 'ANTED \u2014 o WANTED \u2014 BAJ.ESMAN.Tooke, 177 St.James at N JANTED \u2014 BOY.16 TO 18 YEARS OF age.smart and willing to work.Apply to Mr.Powers, at The Standard Shirt Co., Lim- ted.120 8 WANTED -\u2014 PROTESTANT TEACHER, holding elementary diploma.salary nf- teen dollars per month.Term ten months.Apply to Samuel Bevd, Sec.-Treas., Brancher P.Q.+ \\ \u2019ANTED \u2014 A CAKE BAKER AS FORE- | man.Apply Hygienic Bakery, st.John, 3.APPLY R.J.120 3 N.E 25 4 TANTED \u2014 ARCHITECTURAL _BRIDOE and structural iron workers wanted to keep away from Toronto.Strike on.120 3 VW ANTED \u2014 PANTRY WOMEN, CHAMbermaids and experienced waitresses.Apply at once, Hotel Strathcona, Brockville.| 120 6\u20ac WANTED \u2014 BECOND COOKS FOR DINING car service.Apply P.$838, Swar Office.120 © WANTED \u2014 SOBER AND INTELLIGENT man to take exclusive territory for a burglar proof window sash lock.Address E.S.Arnold, 237 King st.east, Toronto.128 6 TANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT FOR small family, with good references.Call at STae St.Urbain at ; V TANTED \u2014 DRESSMAKERS, SKIRT 199 makers.Applications to be made to Miss Starin, at James A.Ogilvy and Sons, between ANTED - woods Address 1, JW, Star Office.LUMBFIRMEN'S ROOKKEEP- er, one who understands grading.shipping and manufacturing if lumber.especially bani- 30 S and 19 a.m.None but competent hands need apply.130 © V JANTED \u2014 PROTESTANT TEACHER, speaking fluent French.for small elemen- PANTEI \u2014 SMART.INTELLIGENT BOY.opr who can ride a bicycle.Apply Branch office.1 TANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT FOR a «small family.n° cooking or washing.Guod heme.Apply 138 Flgin at.TANTED \u2014 AN FXPFRIENCED NURSE.130 2?Avriv at 42 Shuter at ANTED' \u2014 AN EXFERIENCED BLOUSE and whitewear cutter ADPpYy to Mr Hride at Gauit Brothers Factory, street 2 Ina TANTED machines, pod wages Knitting Co.A St George at.-\u2014 GIRLS TO OPERATE BEWING Call at Hudson ANTED ntsh bomdrmen anctal JUNIOR LERK FOR A FIN- institution: must de able to Apply in own handwriting, sata ag» and giving references.P.N ANTED \u2014 INTELLIGENT TOUTHS FOR marking and sorting room! must ba rapid writers and quick at figures.Apply Troy laun- SN Inspector st.ANTED \u2014 TWO FIRST CLASS PLUMB- ni ers and steamfitters.Apply M.Bt.Denis st ant CSS and steam: , Al SUMMER RESIDENCES.VWASNTED - A GENERAL SERVANT, pen Ne rs TO LET \u2014 COTTAGE, FURNISHED, = pleasantly situated, eight rooms.Close to water and tuaiing, gas modern convents nv 8, servant if desired.Norwood Cottage, 129 wu- Jiam et, Kingston, Ont 128 4 AT LACHINE.PART OF FURNISHED house to Tent, front.Address K, ST, Star Office.gi wages, no washing or Îroning.Ap at 88 Sangulnet st.TANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS COOK: GOOD references required.Apply 33 St.Famille street.ANTED \u2014 marking and INTFI TY TNT GIRLS FOR checking room Constant COTTAGE Tu LET AT ST.RUSE.APply sie St Antoine st.EEE \u2014 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET.»T \u2014 STORE, 2691 ST.CATHER- 1 Le (west Guy street).has & larg?date Klass window, concrete ceilar, hot water Vented large vard.splendid position for an up- tn-date stationery store, special indus mont ot- {fred For particulans appli ty W.E opt Star Office, Telephone Main 380.100 tf ENT \u2014- 137 MeGILL STREET i\" Tone Fehon.ai be put In perfect order for good tenant.Re $s00 mnd taxes.D, ww.Oxitvie and Co.11 SL Sacrament st.\u20ac 1f eet OFFICES TO LETa?LET - OFFI IS AND PUSINESS premises tr leË, fine offices, with large 20 Ffospital st.WF Lewis, 131 Zend T° storage fats, at 13 St.John Bt 5 LET .A FINE RUITE.GROUND T™ or Alan large fiat.suitable for oftices and sample Toms, at 13 St.John st?w a Lewis, 13 St, John st JR} De \u2014 ~ :T \u2014 VERY FINE ARGE CR SMALL Te ices.single or at suite.with extra vaults, large flats and sample roms.will De let at greatly reduced rents W.F Lewis 18 St.John st 131 20d every convenience, lake employment and gweld position.Apply 120 \u20ac Laundry.8 Inspector st 130 3 TANTFED \u2014 RY A LARGE WHOLESALE manufacturing concern a vouth to in the office and Jo custom house work Ap- tn M.134.Star Office.Mnntreal ANTED .\u2014 town during d situation.Apply befars 6 pm.730 Sherbrooke st.Montreal.dress for private summer: family, to gond wages; AN EXPERIENCED LAIN gn out excellent YANTED \u2014 genuine per hundred Jewellery Manufacturing Co, GENERAI photographe).35 cents Novelty SERVANT FOR family of four.prod wages.Apply with references to 4807 Sherbrooke st., Westmount.129 2e0d \u2019ANTED \u2014 AGENTS.SELL NG EDward coronation scarf pins and buttons dozen, $2 30 catalogue frée Photo Toronto.129 9 3aw ANTED \u2014 A GOOD BAR TENDER.APply 571 Craig =t TANTED \u2014 LADY CASHIER WANTED on St Lawrence.hours 83% am.til 10 .small salary to begin: must speak English and French.Apply Jewellery store, 164 St.Lawrence.TANTED \u2014 SMART BOY TO ATTEND telephone and do office work.C.9669.Star Branch Office.TANTED = A FEMALE MGNK TO ACcompany à Canadian family te Londnn, England: good references requi ent.368 St.Denis.Mr.Clem- COTTAGES WANTED.WANTED \u2014 A FURNISHED COTTAGE z= for the summer months, convenient to city, fur small tumily, very care Address, « Feat, ete, M, 121, : giving particulars.ar ce.WANTED -\u2014 FULLY FURNISHED COT { ' tage oh Water, near C F.R.or 8 rooms.with brand, family five Btate terma and loca- ton.Box C.wis, Star Branch Office.\u2014\u2014 STABLES TO LET.Te T STAHLE.WITH TWO OR THREE + RENT and Carriages rooms, centrally situ- ted In the restdenttal west end, near Bher- ke st.Aptiy 76 Victoria st.123 20 \u2014\u2014r HALLS TO LET.Ne } 2 TO LET \u2014 EMPIRE HALL FOR NIGHT \u2018of meetings.Apply to Thés.Ligget, L472 St Catherine st eo tf FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.TY LET - À NICELY FI'RNISHED fi fiat suitable for small family.in western part nf cliy.For particulars apply tn 4019 Perchester rL 130 3 RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET., TO LET - FLAT OF 8 ROOMS.WELL i\u201d lighted.cheerful and healthy, open plumb.ng.hot water heating, large \u2018erandahs and concrete cellar.immediaie pussession, Just Ln- gshed; moderate rent.Thotnas Ligget, 2672 St.Catherine st.or at Thorntun Villa.81 eud tf BUSINESS PREMISES WANTED.Pt ne { WANTKD-TO.RENT.OFFICE OR PART.of stare.In vicinity of St Paul nt, suitable for manufarturmr's Agent.Apply stating ventai.P © Box Joss, Montreal.mr FARMS FOR SALE.Nr PE A TS ; TOR BALE FARM AT MOUNT ROYAL Vale, ane mtle fram Villa Maria, 50 acres, electric cars and © PR.on prope ty.Apply 1.Lapierre.1372 St.James st.\u2014 FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.= TO LET FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET for July and August or ionger, Olivier avenue, Westmount, rent moderate.Apply C, 9603, Star Branch Office.13 4 HOUSES WANTED.PES WANTED COMFORTARLE HOUSE, 10 rooms; Modem conveniences: within five minutes\u2019 Walk of Pince Viker Station.Rent mot to exceed Btx) And taxes The J Cradock Simpeon heal Estate and Agency Co, Merchants Fank liusiding FLATS WANTED.- etre ITN TN NN | WANTED - BY SMALL, FAMILY FLAT l of three Unfurnished rooms, or small house; Font about six per manth; cest end, V, sos, Star @ffice.\u2014\u2014 HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC, : For SALE \u2014 @PLENDID LOT OF WB \u201c broken saddle horuns.Tha Telfer LL 1 Rt.za ot limite Go.Maurice, R SALE \u2014 WILL RE SOLD RY PUBLIC auction on Thursday, the 8th Inst, at 10 a.m.st the Public Pound 7 Perrault lane, brown mare, short tall and mane, two white feet.} 139 9 For SALE - HIGH STEPPING cons, matched pairs, carriage inl saddle horses, heavy drauxçht And general purpose, always on band.Have pair marvs, five years old, pedigreed Clvdesdale, \u201cEe 3200 lbs.The Teller Cymie Co.19 ft Maurice au tt + ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL AS GENER- one willing to sleep home preferred.&1 Crescent st.al servant.ANTED \u2014 TANTED liberal w ¢ rehester st.\u201cANTED \u2014 A CARPENTER AT ONCE.TANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL TO DO hobsework: sleep at home.27 Creeacent st.ght AT ONCE fancy and shirt ircners.Apply laundress, Windsor Hotel.Stanley st.entrance.T \u2019ANTED \u2014 GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEwork and take care of child.Apply 48 Drolet mt.\u2014 A GENERAL Apply 388 Bt.Antoine st.YANTED \u2014 STRONG BOY, WILLING TO \u2018work.to carry parcele and make himself useful around store.Apply to John Allan, corner of Cruiæ end Bleury sts.EXPERIENCED SERVANT.will to go to country for summer, a references required.Apply 11 ANTED \u2014 TANTED \u2014 GIRL.SMART AT FIGURES, for cash desk and to assist in atore.Apply to John Allan, corner of Craig and Bleury streets.YANTED \u2014 GIRLS ON HAND LOOM AND winding.experienced.Also two or three young givis for nice easy work.Moulton and Co, 13 St.Peter st : bag advertiaer, EMART YOUTH FOR FORwarding office.A.N.Bedard, 111 Common at.ANTED \u2014 A GOOD SALESMAN, PAPER Please call again.Fred Fotter, room 80, 248 Ft.James st.TANTED \u2014 4% Metcalfe st ANTED \u2014 ply at once.der and Umb.Co.YANTED = languages and knowledge of office work.State experience And wages expected.Apply to T.251, Star Office.181 State age and experi Office TANTED \u2014 A GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE.- Arlington House.opposite Dominion square.SHIRT CUTTERS: nt porition.Ap- Reference required.have expertence.permane! 568 8t.Paul et\u2026 Montreal STENOGRAPHER, \u201cANTED \u2014 BRIGHY VALESMAN FOR lubricating oils and engineers\u2019 suppltes.ence.Apply T, 280, 1 GENERAL SERVANT FOR a few weeks in family of two.Apply 79 Fort st.tary school.State diploma, experience, and salary expected.Address.in writing, Sec.Treas.room 19, 2uT Bt.James st.Montreal, Que.130 2 V YANTED\u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SBERVANT.second maid kept.Apply 238 Elm avenue.) 130 3 \\ YANTED \u2014 GOOD.CLEAN PANTRY BOY for S.8.Sovereign.Apply Steward.Canal Rasin, 630 pm.Ÿ TANTED\u2014 HANDE TO WORK ON POWER machines.to make shirts, pants, overalls.etc.also & young man as stockkeeper Apply R C Wilkons, 286 St.Catherine street, cor.Bleury 130 2 VV ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT FOR small family.one filat:.no cooking or washing or ironing; good wages.Apply 472 Sarguinet st, above St.Louis aquare.V TANTED \u2014 A SMART YOUNG BOY, AC- Guainted with city preferred, to drive milk.Apply 66 Drummond st.\u201cVY ANTED \u2014 PRACTICAL LONG KNIFE cutter on vinthing.also coat operators and.finlalers: steady work; best pay in city.Apply at once, The Strathcona Rubber Cn., 204 Papineau avenue, 131 2 \\ TANTED \u2014 AN IRISH CATHOLIC GIRL tar un to country, steady employmant, good wages; must have good reference.Please address J U, 207$ St Catherine st.181 2 * WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE for baby one year old.Apply at once to 44 Bishop st.WWANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY FOR WHOLEsale warehouse.Apply stating age and school last attended to P OQ Drawer 2352.\\ \u201cANTED \u2014 A RESPECTABLE.NEAT APpearing girl.for light housekeeping.Apply BR Mance st.à \\ TANTED \u2014 A STRONG BOY FOR THE kitchen.Apply Montreal Club, 4 Hospital street.\\ TANTED \u2014 A LADY BOOKKEEPER AND correspondence.Apply ty W.220, Star Office.\\ TANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY !:)3 AN ENGlish fire insurance company an experienc- cl clerk, agefl not less than 20.Reply P.O.Bax 2379.WANTED \u2014 BMART ROY TO GO, FR- rands and make himself useful.The Boas- Felsen Co., 40 St.Antoine st SITUATIONS VACANT.VVANTED \u2014 A GOOD ALL ROUND FIRST - cikas machinist.11 Busby lane.1» 3 WANTED \u2014 FIBST CLASS GALVANIZED iron worker, one oapable of handling men and laying out his own work.To such 8 man we will pay highest wages and steady employment.McFarlane and Douglas, 330 Slater at.Ottawa.180 4 SITUATIONS WANTED.WANTED \u2014 PROPRIETOR OF HOTELS to.engage reliable chambermalds table- aids.Mrs.Jacobson's Employment ce, G4 Crescent at.x eo NYanTED _ PAINTING, PAPER HANG- : tng, tinting and plastering: c moderate; best references.Drop a .Vas man.38a St.Dominique st 11 8 ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT TO Bo to Ceaside about 15th June.Must have references.Apply before noon and evenings, 215 Drummend st.127 6 \\ TANTED \u2014 GOOD PLAIN COOK.APPLY at 15 Summeghiil avenue.130 3 3 TANTED \u2014 A WORKING HOUSEKEEPer, one willing to wait on sick person.light work: good wages given.Apply Mr.lLaung- ston.17 Boyer st.off Rachel st., near Amhurst street.13; 2 WANTED \u2014 YOUTH FOR A MANUFAC turer's office, knowledge of typewrlter required.Apply in own handwriting.with refer- ercen, staling age And salary expected.Apply T.248, Star Office.190 2 WANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS HEAD SKIRT hand for ladies\u2019 tailor; must understani her business thoruvughly; good wages and permanent position to the right party.©.0862, Star Branch Uffice.130 3 v \\ TANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT HIGH est wages lo & good cook, no washing ur ironing Apply to IT8 University st.131 3 \\ TANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT FOR 2 persons; no children; no washing call from V a m.to 8 or after 8 in evening.a st Denis st.131 i VV ANTED \u2014 TEACHER FOR ELEMENtary department of Bawyerville Model Bchool; salary $20 per month Applications must state experience and have good refersoces Apply to K.W.Montgomery.Sec.- Treas.WWANTED x A RESIDENT LAUNDRESS.must have good references.Apply in ha evening, U3 Cote dus Neiges Road.N YJANTED \u2014 LAD ABOUT FIFTEEN FUR manufacturers\u2019 agent's office: good prospects tf willing to commence at bottom Apply stating age to Box A.360, Star Office, WWANTED \u2014 APPRENTICE FOR TINSHOP.one having some experience preferred.Must be Active and intelligent Supply refer- KR.and W.Kerr, 226-2230 St, Cather- ences, ine st.\u2014 V TANTED \u2014 HORSE ATTENDANTS FOR South Africa, at once.Apply to The Telfer and Chimie Co.19 St Maurice =! 4 VVANTED \u2014 NURSE IMMEDIATELY.ONE child, walking; also mald for genial work; references required.Apply 4019 Dorvhes- ter at.or telephone Tul Westmount.WANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS HOUSL- maid.Apply at once, R40 Dorchester st .mand A \\ *ANTED\u2014 COOKS.HOUSEMAIDS, TARLE maida, Jaundresses and general servants.Apply ut gnce, to Mrs.Riva, 5 Union avr.\\ \\WANTED \u2014 TIDY YOUNG GIRI, FOR \\ small family, in flat: no washing.38 Drummond st.\u2014 NY AXTED \u2014.ASSISTANT NURSE, references for a private hospital No 767 Sherbmoke st.-\u2014 WITH Apply ut 2 WANTED _ OVERALL AND PANT MAKers to work in factory and at their homes.Also boys to learn the business, Robert C.Wilkins, 2088 St.Catherine street, \u2018OT ner Rieury su 131 4 E r \u201cLARS TANTED \u2014 A STRICTLY FIRST CLAS W bread, cake and pastry baker, to go to st.John, NR.Call on 8.K.Scovil, Queen's Hotel, Montreal.\u2014, TANTED \u2014 MOTHER'S HELP.PROTEST- W ant, for cars of children.summer at sea- Address A.\u2018709, sermanent.side, situation T 151 daw Star Hranch Office.FOR SALE.a \u2014 I gn\u201d Sr R BALE \u2014 FOR THE MILLION, KIND- F° Mng.82; cut maple.$2.30; tamarac bioce% $1.73; mill blocks, $1.50 per Joad, delivered ANF- .J.© MacDiarmid, Ri MB- where in the city.J.© ac Laz nt mond square.Liell Tel.Up 2333.Fer SALE\u2014 FURNITURE.CARPETS, OILcloths, refrigerators, baby carriages.K2- carts, etc., etc.at lowest prices for cash CT credit.H.A.Wilder and Co.258 ss James.2415 St.Catherine, 208u Notre Dame.103 tf WVANTED\u2014 CANVASSERS FOR \u201cWORLD'S Only Dusticas\u201d floor and carpet brush.Iivera! commission.McKinlay and Norman.204 St.James.Hours 8-3, 4-6.1 VV ANTED \u2014 A JUNIOR OFFICE HAND: must understand shorthand and typewriting.Address V.Bu2, Star Office.131 2 N ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, also dish washer.126 St.Peter st.\\ \\ ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN OF 17 WANTS a position as assistant bookkeëper.A.224 Malsonneuvs at.Fage.4 WANTED \u2014 GOOD SHIRT HANDS AND ! duck coat makers; steady work to gond hands.Apply Mrs Langstaff.Montreal Shirt and Overall Co.Limiwed, 454 St.James st.131 3 law \\ ANTED \u2014 SMART YOUTH FOR OFFICE.both languages required.Apply to J.A.Garneau, rear 409 Aqueduct at.V YANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT IN AM- ertcan\u2019 family.one willing to go to seaside, No.35 Cote Bt.Antoine Road.Westmount.trimmers.Apply B.Ledoux and Co.83 Osborne st.131 8 V TANTED \u2014 FOR A MEN'S, FURNISHIN'} store à smart young man, age about 17 years; must have some experience.Apply with particulars, D, 8684, Star Branch Office.\\VYANTED \u2014 AN ASSISTANT COOK.either man or woman, for The Sherbrooke.1018 Sherbrooke st.Apply to the manager.V TANTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, one that will go to the country for summer months.Apply 27 Blshop st.ANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT for small family: good wages paid.Apply with references, 36 St.Mark st » ANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS CHEF; must ba sober.Address P.O.Box TTO, Sherbrooke, Que.131 4 V ANTED \u2014 LADY BOOKKEEPER, ONE having experienca in the clothing trade preferred.Address A, 362.Star Office.\u2014 WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A YOUNG boy of 15 to 18 years old.Apply West mount Grocery.4119 St.Catherine st.WVANTER\u2014 AT ONCE GOOD UPHOLSTERer.Apply to Cons.Repairs and Constn.Co.286 Guy at.WANTED \u2014 GENERAL Guy at.BERVANT.468 % ANTED \u2014 A STRONG BOY TO DELIVer groceries and look after horse, 237 Bleury at WANTED \u2014 BOYS FOR FACTORY WORK.Apply Diamond Glass Co.Ltd.179 De- lorimier avenue.181 2 ANTED\u2014COMPETENT SEWING WOMAN immediately.Apply 15 Bayle st.morn- ANTED \u2014 and write, for factory stockroo $3 per wrek.Address T, 255, Star Office.A GIRL, ABLE TO READ ANTED - MESS ROOM STEWARD FOR steamship.Apply to F.Willoughby and Co.2 William st.JANTED \u2014 \" TANTED \u2014 TRAVELLER WITH GOND connection.in Lower Provinces.Commis- salon $3XW per anhum easy.Office.A FIRST cook for country club.cls Xavier st.Apply V.287, Star CLABS WOMAN Apply 79 St.Fran- Greavenor Ave.ANTED \u2014 ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL BERVANT FOR no children.Apply 818 small family: Westmount.YOUNG LADY FOR OFTICR and counter; must be used to telephone and write & good hand.W, 828, Star office.NTED \u2014 A SMART YOUNG MAN, 10 circulars houses; steady work: low wages at first: good chance to travel to smart person.Address W, 324.Star Office.years old, to distribute WA WA A/ANTED NTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL BER- vant; must be able to cook; no washin or ironing: wages $20 a month.Apply at Prospect st.NTED -\u2014- IMMEDIATELY AT THE ST.Lawrence Hall.chambermaids and ecrub- bing women.Apply to the housekeeper.169 University 4 um 4 = ANTED \u2014 % GOOD PRESSMAN IN A printing office; steady work.Apply at once at 1897 Notre Dame st.TANTED \u2014 AT ONCE YOUNG GIRL FOR dining room, Victoria Dining Room, 304 St.James at., upstairs.\u2014 _ ANTED \u2014 A MAN THAT UNDERstands care of horses.Apply at 24 Bt.Dister st.: \\WANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT, THREE in family: no washing.358 Greens avenue, Westmount.WVANTED \u2014 SMART BOY FOR OFFICE; must write good hand.M.Vineberg and Co.Se Paul st.WANTED \u2014 MAN WITH HIS OWN horse and waggon dy the week for light delivery to grocers.Call 45 Bt.Maurice st.VV ANTED \u2014 MESSAGB BOY, ALSO young man for the elevator.Apply to the manager Montreal General Hospital ANTED\u2014 JEWELLERS TOOL MAKERS.; Apply to Wm.Bramley.643 Craig et.TANTED \u2014 GENERAL BERVANT IN small fiat, family of three.Apply Mr.Cameron.6121 Western ave.mornings and ov } ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY BOOKKEEPer for clothing factory.half day Saturday.F.C.Wheeler, 502 St.Lawrence st.1 el VV ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS CLOTHING cutter 6-day à week man; steady work.F.C.Wheeler, 002 St.Lawrence at.ANTED \u2014 A PLAIN WOMAN COOK, also a kitchen girl.Apply Betts Lunch Rooms; 1852 Notre Dame st.VV ANTED \u2014 EXPERT CYLINDER PRESS feeders, steady Toes od wages.Apply Southam and Carey, 1966 otre Dame bY 2 331 \\ ANTED \u2014 SMALL GIRLS FOR BAND ironers, ooliar iro stare A HOUSEMAID, APPLY AT | ohite.immediately ode! ry Lovo \u2014 .A .y mm .ary.Biorcheater.st.Miread, + V TANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE .- 131 4 V ANTED \u2014 A JEWBLLERY TRAVELLER | to work the city.Addreas W, 437, Star Office.i 181 \u20ac | For SALE \u2014 CHEAP.FUEL.COKE.18 bushels, $1.73; 58 bushels, $3.50, delivered.If in bags © cents per 18 bushels extra round floor only; sent C.O.D.The Mon:real \u201cas Co.New York Life Building; Gaz works.Harbour et, and corner of Ann and Ottawa wis.Telephone East BLO.ses For SALR \u2014 STEAM YACHT.NINETY feet keel, 113 over All, steel frame, compound engine: best of repalrs, ready to cruise.Address Box X.Belleville.127 & R SALE \u2014 UPRIGHT PIANO, THREE pedals, $2R: Morris planos down In price; Karn organ, $13; Singer sewing machine, 85: great bargaina.84 Prince Arthur.10 2 » \u2014 TOR SALE \u2014 \u201cNEW WILLIAMS\" SEWING machine: latest style (nearly new), in perfect order and condition: attachments completa; owner leaving city; must sell.8, 243, Star Office.130 2 R SALE \u2014 UPRIGHT PIANO.TRI- chord.American make.nearly new, pow- erful concert tone; great, sacrifice, y leav- | ing City, $38 cash.127 St.\u201d Al der st.130 2 MR SALE \u2014 BOATS, CANOES, SKIFFS, sail boats, Dinghy's.flat-bottom fishing boats in stock.all kinds of yacht hardware, and boat fittings.Send for catalogue.The \u2018Sonze\u2019 Awning, Tent and Twrpaulin Co.73 Craig st.Montreal Tel.Main 727.88 Zaw tf R SALE \u2014 WATERPRONOF HORSE ANN waggon covers, coal bags, made to order: canvas, Rll weights and widths, dunnage bags.all kinds of canvas goods.Write for catalogue and calender, \u201cSonne\u201d Awning.Tent and Tarpaulin Co., 775 Craig st, Montreal, Que 27T 2aw tf R SALE \u2014 A CABINET GRAND PIANO, in richly carved case.pure tone and best action.This Instrument, made by Mason and Risch, wlll be sold for Jess than half cost at Layton Broa.144 Prel street.Dominion square.N.B.\u2014Opyen Batuniay evenings.127 3 Saw R SALE \u2014 FOR $230 00, PAYABLE $10.00 cash and $8.00 monthly.we offer such piano value as you will find In no other ware- rooms in Canada.A full size.handsomely cared cabinet grand walnut nr mahogany piano of eX.Quisite tone.very rolid construction And elegant appearance.A plano to last a lifetime.We guarantee this plano In writing, put in a silk ecarf and polished stool and dellver to your address on payment of the first $10 00.Lindsay-Nordheimer Co.28368 St.Catherine st., 1622 St.Catherine st.(east end branch).131 4 4 R SALE \u2014 CHEAP, COMPUTING SCALE, eultable for butcher's shop.Apply 42 Bonsecours st.R SALE \u2014 PARTY REQUIRING IMMEdiate cash would mell beautiful upright plano, American make, nearly new, at great sacrifice.& Mænce.» JOR BALE \u2014 A BIG, STRONG PIANO EXpress, cost $30 new.Can be ween at 40 Shannon at.131 2 \u2018 + R SALE \u2014 LARGE ENGLISH BRASS bedstead, price $25.00; also oak desk.Ad- Adress A, 336, Star Office.R SALE \u2014 AMONG THRE BARGAINS at Leach's Plano Rooms, 2440 ft.Catherine st.Is a $400 Mortis uprizht pigno, alightly used: owner left town: price now .payable $10 cash and 87 monthly; also 20bther bargains from $30 upwards.Open evOnings.WANTED TO PURCHASE.Pe Irth WANTED \u2014 YOURS OR YOUR GENTLEman friends\u2019 cast off clothing; the best cash price for good goods.Promptly called for by Mr.Frank, 443 Craig st.120 12 WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIES\u2019 AND tlemen\u2019's cast oft clothing.carpets.all kinds of travellers\u2019 samples, silver plating Wr- ticles.Highest prices pald at 8.Pearson's, 2338 Notre\u2019 Dame st.Mail orders attended.125 30 Û + ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIES AND gentlemen's cast off clothing, furs, éar- pets, furniture, etc.Higheat prices paid on ao- count new starter.Orders by mall promptly at- 127 6 tended.L.Adler.265 Cralg at.ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE AN ELECTRIC motor.220 to 280 volts and from 2 to 8 power.Apply to V.Filteau, Btar Office.130 8 WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE A BKIFF.secondhand.Address Montreal Post Office, Box 82.\u2014 PUPILS WANTED.WANTED \u2014 IMPROVE YOUR FRENCH.Conversational French taught by French Professor, gtaduate of ths University of France, 10 years exparience; terms moderate; best re- fon Apply by letter to H.Courjaud, Im- «.rooms 27, Montreal.119 12eud + ANTED \u2014 SHORTHAND (QUICREST method).typewriting.Day, evening.$1 monthly.Prof.Cooke T18 St.Denis st.128 Saw MACHINERY FOR SALE.J i ed R SALE\u2014 BOILER AND ENGINE, BOILer 80 h.p.and engine 90 h.p., Te 2 heu.beltinæ, pullles, woodworking machinery and parts, ens | Lines: all kinde Mulline, 31 Papineau VVANTED \u2014 SPRING SHOWERS AND sunshine are benaficial to plants, but you need a fertilizer too.Use \u2018\u2019Bowker» Flower Fcod.\u201d By mall ou receipt of price, 28 cents, oF telephone East 472.J.G.Stewart.P.O.x 1008, Montreal.hanging.plastering.de- Cann wr WANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG LADY (18 YEARS old) position as writing.attending cash, Answering telephone and willing to do little col- lerting.J.34, Star Office.129 8 L WANTED \u2014 PAINTING, PAPER HANGing.tinting and plastering; charges moderate; best references.Drop u card.A.Rubln- ger.803 Cadicux at.129 6 WANTED \u2014 WORK BY RESPECTABLE woman by the day; best city references.washing or ironing and house cleaning.Call 175 St.Urbain st, city.im 3 \\ % TANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS COACHMAN or looking after groupds by a man who understands it; country preferred; good references.N, 144, Star Office.180 2 \u2019 V TANTED -\u2014 BY A YOUNG GIRL WORK of any kind by the day; no Sunday work.Apply 206 8t.Urbain et.130 2 VW ANTED \u2014 POSITION BY YOUNG LADY in refined family.a permanent home or Address Sao 158, 180 © would travel aa companion.Star Office.à à TANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS SEWING ¥ maid or to wait on children out of arms; ®o0d dressmaker.T.273, Star Office.VWANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY CHEF, GOOD meld and pastry cook; good references.T, 272.Star Office.WANTED \u2014 BY EXPERIENCED NURBE to take the entire charge of a baby.wil- Ung to travel; good sailor: best of references.540 Gaspe st, Mile End.\\ JANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY A YOUNG EX- pertenced gold chain maker; specialist in making of swivels and snap rings.18356 Notre Dame at, New York House.\\ TANTED \u2014 W.IRWIN, BRICK POINTer, the only method of preserving brick houses, all work guaranteed for 10 years.18 Bleury st.131 6 à TANTED \u2014 WRINGERS REPAIRINGS done perfectly in few minutes at your residence by John Stapieton, Practical Wringer Repatrer, 151 St.Urbain st.Write.131 3 law T \\ TANTED \u2014 JOES AT PAINTING, KAL- samining.paper hanging, plastering.desired by an experienced man.1 or address Charity Organization Society, 98 Bleury st.Trl.Bell Main 1412.4 131 15 WANTED \u2014 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wants steady place In grown up family.Good home.Apply in rear, 177 Dalhousie st.Montreal.3 | VVANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN situation as plain cuok: city or country.=1 Jurors at.NS ' VY ARTED - BY A GOOD PLAIN COOK A situation in a private famlly or boarding house.35 Hermine st.- + WANTED \"SEWING BY THE DAY BY A good idresumaker; good cut and fit.D.9625, Star Branch Office.LOST.\u2014 I OST \u2014 ON MONDAY, 2ND INSTANT, A 4 pair of gold framed spectacles.The finder wlll be rewarded by returning them to 183 Metcalfe st.130 2 JLOSTOR STRAYED FROM MR.THIERY'S farm, near Cote St.Paul, two fox terriers, one male and one female.Communicate room &.107 St.James st.Reward -oftered\u2014-130 2 L OST \u2014 THURSDAY TO FRIDAY NIGHT 4 last.Tula-silver cigarette box.bearing the Initials F.F.Please return to 1071 Sherbrooke st.and receive reward.130 3 * OST \u2018\u2014 ON RATURDAY, THE SIST MAY, between Pine avenue and C.P.R.station, by way of Peel st, & pearl star brooch, marked inside R.G.R.Kindly return to Star Branch Office and receive reward.130 2 Lest \u2014 BROWN WATER BPANIEL, AN- awering the name of \"Biddy.\" In vicipity of Bleury and St.Catherine sta.Finder will be rewarded on returning same to 2079 St.Catherine at.OST \u2014 BETWEEN PHILLIPS PLACB and Metcalfe st., bunch of keys.Kindly return to W.\u2018A.Curry, room 499, Merchants Bank Building.OST \u2014ON TUESDAY SILVER BRACELET.vicinity St.Catherine and Metcalfe ste.Finder rewarded.6 McGill College ave.Lost \u2014 ON TUESDAY A BLACK ENAMEL brooch.near Mountain Incline Ry.with amall diamond in centre, photo on back.Liberal reward at 2¢1 Prince Arthur st.1 | OST \u2014 STRAYED FROM $68 DORCHES- \u201cter st.on Sunday evening.a black Angora kitten, answers by the name of \u2018Beauty ** Finder will be rewarded.BUSINESS CHANOES.a tN Eee E HUNDRED DOLLARS.PART INTERest in proprietary rights.Readily saleable article, 200 p.c.profit.Arrangements for manufacture at small outlay.Purchasers privi jegs to direct sales.Further particulars and suinple.Apply l.Blackmore, room 3y, Canada Life Bldg.Montreal.108 tf CANADIAN PATENT.NO.basket making machine.1960; No.T1.412, Climax R SALE \u2014 06,656.Buahel issued March 18th, peach and grape basket making machine, issued May 21st, 1001; both in successful operation in the United States.Apply to Wm, Jackson, machinist, Traverse City, Mich., Ver .Fer SALE \u2014 SLOT MACHINE PATENT.Canadian patent for one of the best coin controlied plunger merchandise vending machines now being operated successfully In the States.Coin merchandise can be applied to any kind of slot machine.Address Frank A.8mt*h, (3 Sudbury Bldæ.Boston, Mans.131 6 - ED TENT FOR SALE.\u2014 THE \"SYNDICAT A a Ta Norgine.\u201d\u201d 78 Rue d'Anjou, Paris, wishes to sell Ita patent No.67678, of Rth of June, 1900, for the manufacture of organic products from sea-weed.Apply to the Syndicate.For SALE \u2014 GENERAL STOCK IN thriving manufacturing village, on B.of Q.Ry.doing good business, est lished thirteen years, stock up-to-date: will rent store; splendid prospects.Good reason for welling.Apply to A.N.Allan.Maribank.Ont.PARTNERS WANTED.DVERTISER WANTS TO INVEST $10,000 to $15,000, In a substantial paying usi- ness.manufacturing preferred; principals baly dealt with.Apply A.45, Star Office.130 3 > \u2019 'ANTED \u2014 THRER PARTNERS (BLEEP- W oe or active}, with from $10.000 to §15.- 000, to work à departmental store business, up- der a new system, offering terms to ita customers.which will defy competition; 10 p.c.1n- terest guaranteed.State amount of capital and if active, qualifications.RB.378, Btar Office.WANTED \u2014 PARTNER.ON ACCOUNT OF Miness.the proprietor of à going manufacturing concern, established 10 years, showing large profits and surplus, would like to hear of a first class business mean, capable of managing office and finances, as a partner: two or three thousand dollars would be required, more as a security.Address in confidence, Box A, 361, Star Office.181 #& FOUND.pFouND \u2014 COLLIE.OWNER CAN HAVE by proving property and paying exp If not claimed Im (8) three days wlil be sold to pay expenses.Apply 148 Bt.Antoine st, between 6.30 and 7.50 p.m.\u2019 ROOMS WANTED.WANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG LADY BIN- gle room In private family, location west of Bleury.State terms.Apply C, 9068.Star Branch Oftice.* BOARD WANTED.NI PN Vtt WANTED \u2014 BY A COUPLE AND YOUNG baby.board in a private family, la or near Longueuil.Apply 1513 St.Catherine, Cuddy-Brodeur Co.V TANTED \u2014 IN PRIVATE FAMILY BOARD for lady and child, 234 years old, vicinity within thirty minutes of Post Office, on line at parent cars and not further (han ten utes walk from cars.Address T.217, Btar tce.FOR EXCHANGE.V ANTED \u2014 TO EXCHANGE ST BERnard pedigree dog for a gentleman's bj.oycie.Apply to No.8 Guerve street, Montreal na 13 ; V TANTED \u2014 JOBS AT PAINTING, KAL- ROONS TO LET.Roms \u2014 NICELY _ FURNISHED.0 children.Tel.Up 24%, Gé Crescent st.QOMS \u2014 TO LET FROM THE FIRST OF June, well furnished rooma.300 Peal.st.= OOMB\u2014 TO LET AT 56 ST.HUBERT BT.aewly furnished rooms, new house, convenient (0 Place Viger Hotel and station.OOMS \u2014 TO LET, PLEASANT FRONT room, breakfast and late dinner if desired; private family; references easential.1173 Bt Denis st 127 6 \u20ac .OOMS \u2014 TO LET, WITH BOARD.ALI modern improvements; transients accommodated.148.Mansfield st._ 127 8 r .OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS, GENTLEmen only; terms moderates.11 Victoria st.OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, PORCElain hath, large ht house, two In family.804 Palace sat.128 5 Ï OOMS \u2014 TO RENT ROOM IN A PRIVATE \u2018 family, Bherbrooke, near Park avenue.J, 22.Star Office.1208 OOM \u2014 TO LET, FURNISHED, GAS.Auer light.Apply 908 Lagauchetlers, near 3 \u2018Windsor.1 OOM \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM ON IJATH- room flat.353 Bleury at.we 8 OOM \u2014 A SMALL, COMFORTABLY FURnished room.41 University sl 129 8 OOMS \u2014 TO LET UNFURNISHED ROOMS, - fine location.Apply Rosedale Cottage, Gardenville avenue, on the Hastie property.Longueuil.P.Q.128 3 OOMS \u2014 LARGE BRIGHT FRONT ROOM, furnished or unfurnished.60 Mackay st.130 5 Rooms \u2014 ANY PERSON WANTING NICE furnished room on bathroom flat, Auer light, steam heat: no children.3 Evans st.130 5 OOM \u2014 TO LET IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, no children.No.61 Anderson st.130 3 OOM \u2014 LARGE FRONT ROO HOT WAter, Auer light, all comf desired; private family.15083 Ontario st.corner St.Denia street.130 5 OOMS\u2014 TO LET NICE LARGE FURNISHed rooms, en suîte, or single.644 McOIJL College avenue.13v 3 OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, large rooms.private family; gentlemen only.173 Mansfield st.130 8 Rocus \u2014 PURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.\u201c With board.hot and cold water.1944 Notre PERSONALS.PERSONAL \u2014 JOE MENOCHE (OR ME- toche) ts sought by his brother.He left Bt.Colombdin, P.Q., forty-five Tous ue.for New York.Was last heard of in ffornia.Ad- dress any Information to John Menoche, 249 Betgneurs st.Montreal.128 © ERSONAL \u2014 LADIES, GENTLEMEN, send date of birth and your deacription, I will send you free à photo of your future wealthy bride or groom Write quick, Globe, 161 Michigan st.Chicago.129 4 ~ PERSONAL \u2014 THE GREATEST ASTROLO- &vr of Modern Timea, Rernise Rathiel, who foretold the assassination of President McKinley weeks before.Had Mr.McKinley takon Rathiel\u2019s advice he would have been alive today.If you wish happiness.harmony or sue- cess in marriage or business consult Rathiel.The Ereatest financiere of Wall street are guid od by his horoscopes.Don\u2019t squander your time or mdhey on worthiess imitators of Rathiel.Send date of birth (hour If possible) and 2c stamp for free, partial horoscope and forecast WDRESENTATIUN SDIJRZLHEDS Uo ARTISTICALLY 'Coo™INaTE) \u2014 ESWIN CCX ECO 65 DE 5 420 cars D Tho Thos.Forrester Company 335 St.James St.CONFECTIONERY.Duran gon bike Special price to IGE CREAM and restaurants.gels tan- dard of your life.Prof.Bernise Rathiel, Academy : , à .phone main WSL x teurt Sciences, 41 Weat 24th at.New Yorw.Dalry Co., 671 Lagauchetiere st.CHIROPODIST.SUMMER BOARD.Chi ist and specialist for OARD \u2014 AT EHAWBRIDGE, A PLEA- Feot Discases.#0 years expeti- santly eituated cottage.with large ence.ALE Ratolle, 543 gan: grounds adjoining It.near station.handy to Co chetiere st, corner St.Lawrence river, will be open first week tn June for boarders.For further Information address P.M.Jor- den.Shawbridge, Que.131 26 OARD \u2014 CHATEAUGUAY.POINTE AUX Ormes, first class board: carriages.boats, swings, hath houses, all at dispositions of boarders.fifteen minutes from station: good fishing.etc.Honore Laberge.Prop.12¢ 6 OOM \u2014 SUITARLE FOR TWO GENTLEmen, with board.on river front, St Lambert.3 2 R.238, Star Office.130 2 N ANITOU HALL.FORMERLY THE RESIdence of the Count and Countess d'Ivry.ls now open & a health and pleasure resort.and Is in every respect admirably aufted tor that purpose.Its elevation and geographical situation are perfect.lts surroundings form a succession of mountains and lakes, scenery which is unsurpassed even by the White Mountains.The plumbing.drainage.etc.Are o?the most recent and approved type.There will be an electric launch on the lake, good fishing, boating, bathing.eto.and a golf course is being arranged: convenient mall service; three trains daily trom Place Viger and a carriage will meet them at Ste, Agathe des Monts, which Ja 44 miles from the Mall.NA one suffering from consumption Will be recetved.Terms $2 wy to $5.0 per day.Mrs Browning.Man!tou Hall, St.Agathe des Monts, Que.128 ¢ daw BPARD - CLIFFORD (COTTAGE, ADIRON- Jack Mts .good accommodation for a few boarders.Invigorating climate, altitude 1100 feet.For particulars apply tv A.C.Flint, Box Dame st.130 3 17, Jay, Essex Un, N.Y 122 4 2aw OOMS \u2014 COUPLE, WITHOUT CHILDREN.CARD \u2014 LONGHEUIL, TWO ROOMS.can dispose of a suite of rooms, nicely partial board: ladies or married couple.furnished or unfurnished.housekeeping privi- beside wharf.river.very clean, no children; legen.49 St.Hubert st.130 2 boat.plans, organ.hammock, flowers; mcderate.OOMS \u2014 NICE FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHed, on bathmom fiat, with housekeeping privileges: terms moderate.127 Alexander st.above Rt.Catherine at.130 2 - ' OOMS8 \u2014 COMFORTABLY AND NICELY furnished, large and small front rooms to tn let.22 McGill College avenue.130 2 OOMS - DESIRABLE DOUBLE AND single rooms.furnished, fine locality: references exchanged.23 St.Mark at.Jiu 2 OOMS \u2014' WELL FURNISHED ROOM.GAS - and hbt water: no chidren.147 Mansfield street.330 2 = .OOM \u2014 COMFORTABLY FRONT DOVBLE room, with or without board.45 Meciill College avenue.130 3 OOM \u2014 A GENTLEMAN OF QUIET JlA- bits will find a nicelv furnished room In private family; central and nice locality.C, 9643, Star Branch Office.130 2 OOM \u2014 TO LET \u2014 8la PARK AVENUE, nice bright double room, newly furntsh- ed, bathroom flat, modérn conveniences; prices 139 2 moderate.OOM \u2014 $8 SINGLE.VERY CENTRAL.on bath flat, hot water heat, Auer light, new, neat and clean.74 Cathcart et.Bach Hotel Block.113 3 Jaw OOM \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED ROOM.containing two large wardrobes, to let cheap.Private famlly.No other roomers.718 St.Dents st.city.129 2 OOM \u2014 A NICE.BRIGHT, AIRY FUR- A nished room.private family.electric light, porcelain bath, near Proctor's Theatre, lady preferred.No.10 St.Luke at.References.OOM \u2014 TO LET LARGE, WELL FURnished front room, for one or two gentlemen, with all modern conveniences; terms md- erate.Apply at 14 Torrance.Reoxs \u2014 DOB DORCHESTER, NEAR : Windsor Hotel, pice furnished double front room, on bath flat, for two gentlemen or married couple; alsn single room, superior board: home comfort, use telephona, ete.130 B OOM \u2014 TO LET NICELY PURNISHED room on hath flat: all modern conveniences.35 Victoria st.181 2 OOMS \u2014 TO LET ON SHERBROOKE ST.near Mpuntaln.handsome drawing room flat, furnish or unfurnished: also a bright bedroom, bathroom flat, electricity.C, 9674, Star Branch Office.131 4° Ro \u2014 TO LET LARGE, WELL FUR- : nished room, suitable for two; board optional.Apply 235 St.Urbaln st., near Ontario., 131 4 OOMS ~\u2014 TO LET TWO DOUBLE ROOMR, unfurnished: terms moderate.Apply $9 Mansfield st., at once.OOMS \u2014 LARGE, BRIGHT, BATH ROOM fiat.Auer light, balcony, gentlemen or married couples: light housekeeping privileges if necessary.768 Palace st.Address Advertiser, Longueuil OOMS \u2014 TU LET AT DIXIE.FURNISHed rooms or flat, unfumished.Apply at Summerlea Post Office.131 6 SUMMER BOARD WANTED.ASS NS ESS ee TN N \"ANTED \u2014 COUNTRY ROARD FOR SUMmer months for gentleman and wife; must be within ten miles of city and convenient to trains Address with terma, etc, to Box T, 260.Star Office.st.Private en ments made at own house if desired LIFE INSURANCE.EE Ca make $30.00 without any troe- You a ble by introdu or Ting me the namep of any of your fri n ing for Life Insurance.For information dress 55, P.O.Box, Montreai.1 have $100 000 '° invest in Life In- , \u2019 suranos Policies.Do you wish to seli- yours! Will pay higher prices than company's cash surrender value.all or write M.J.Doherty, 130 St.James St.Montreal.ee MARRIAGE LICENSES 8 ISSUED BY O'HARA BAYNES, NOTARY 204 SY.James.Toi.M.1712 PICTURE FRAMING.For Y Heasley | mocare Your ing | Remember 2087 ST.CATHERINE ST,, Near Bleury.+ Tet.Up 1315.« receipts given.TO CONTRACTORS.For Sale Centrifugal Pump, inch with foot valve.Chas.Sisen wain 124 Willlam street.by VERMIN DESTROYER.CLEAN THEM OUT.Nathan's famous Bed Roach, Beetle, Rat and Mouse \"Killer.Tins 250, 500 and $1.00.te Beware ot imitations.brand te .Sold by druggists, TE AT be purchased at Se Law rence Main.VVANTED \u2014 SUMMER BOARD IN THE courtry, on a farm preferred, for a buy 164, years old: must be where influences on character would be beneficial and in a healthy locality.Address, staling terms, to W, N28 Star Office, Montreal.131 2 ROOMS AND BOARD.\u2014 Rooxs \u2014 AND BOARD.HOUSE ALL T latest improvements, the best of att ance: board a specialty.Terms moderate.132 Fark avenue.106 18 OOMS \u2014 AND ROARD IN LARGE.Map.somely furnished house, with or without board, all privileges of home comfort, Auer light, bathroom and hot water on each floor, use of parlour.plano, telephone, etc., all con- venlences for tourists.attendance will suit best class of people.Apply 743 Sherbrooke st.127 8 BeARD \u2014 AND ROOMS.FIRST CLASS toanting hbuse.all modern conveniences, electric light.68 Beaver Hall Hill.127 8 ARD \u2014 A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN GET first class board and ms at the Tre mont House, 1 Park avenue, Montreal Annex.House faces mountain, beautiful view.Street cars run by house: § cent fare to any part of city.Terma moderate.128 7 î OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.NICE, COMFORTable rooms.with first class board, also table board, without rooms.Apply 79 Union ave.' 120 3 OOMS \u2014 TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED .rooms, suitable for married couple or two gentlemen; first class board.6 Osborne at.120 6 OOM \u2014 AND BOARD.LARGE ROOM, well furnished.with good board, at 119 Stanley at.139 2 OOM \u2014 'AND BOARD, DOUBLE ROOM, firat class board; central locality.2434 St.Catherine st.130 R OOMS \u2014 TO LET.WITHIN TEN MIN- utes\u2019 walk of new Grand Offices, Anuble or single.Auer liaht: no children.2 Brunswick st, comer Beimont 1360 5 OOMS - WELL FURNISHED ROOMS ON bathroom floor, hot and cold water.newly furnished.Address 32 Union ave.130 ARD \u2014 AND ROOMS.LARGE DOUBLE and single.nicely furnished; transients OOMS \u2014 TWO NICELY FURNISHED rooms, on bathroom flat, Auer lights, nice qulet locality: breakfast if desired.156 Mance street.181 3 OOMS \u2014 TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, IN nice order.$1.50 and $1.25 week, suitable for gentlemen.93 Chenneville, facing Dufferin square.131 3 OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED FRONT rooms, double and single, bath fat, all conveniences; private family.90 Mansfield at.1 OOMS-NEWLY TINTED AND PAINTED, corafortably furnirhed, near Proctors Theatre.Transients taken.Private family.§ Buckingham avenue, 181 2 OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY : single room, bath flat: suitable for lady or gentleman.ine, corner Crescent.\u201d | FURNISHED hot water, 497 Bt.Cather- 131 3 Jaw Roo \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO let on bathroom flat, all modern conveniences.8 McGill College avenue.OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED, WITH OR WITI- .Apply 139 Bt.Alexander street, opposite the Methodist Church.Also a few table boarders.121 2 OOMS \u2014 LARGE, WELL FURNISHED rooms, in modern house; transients accommodated.78 Mansfield st.131 3 Saw OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS - to let on bath fiat.with breakfast it desired; transients accommodated; gas, hot water.91 Union avenue.131 3 law OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, + double and single, on bathroom flat, euit- abla for gentlemen; transients taken.51 Victoria et.131 8 .ooms \u2014 TWO WELL FURNISHED , rooms, one single and one double.for gentlemen.29 Victiria at.181 4 OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE roo on bath flat, all modern conveni- erces.Tel slente.47 McGill College ave.131 2 OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.two and one single bathroom fat; tog flat, two and one single: also hot and cold water accommodation, newly furnished.Transients accommodated.Apply 127 Metcaife st.city.131 8 OOMS \u2014 188 MANSFIELD STREET + large front room, on bath floor, very clean and nicely furnished, Auer light: all conveniences.) Roous \u2014 A LADY OF REFINEMENT.without children, would let a beautiful newly furnished pariour front room.electric Hight, lovely bathroom, to desirable party.lady gr sentiemaa, location st.Dea ta et.near Bher- e.No other roomers; breakfast If 4 ed.A.384, Btar Office.pe - \" Y OONS \u2014 FOR THE MOST DESIRABLE bright and cheerful room In the city, call at 420 St.Denis st., near Sharbrooke.- OOMS \u2014 WILL LET FOR LIGHT HOUSEkeeping purposes to a quiet couple, bedroom.sites Toma, with use of dining room west end.References required.Address D, 9707, Star Branch Office.« 0 Rooms = TO LET LARGE PLEABANTLY « furnished parlour bedroom.suitable mar ried couple, use kitchen if desired, gns atove, plano, salad front oom, bath flat, $5 month; quiet pores beautiful ty, 264 St.Hu- st.i deed OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS ON BATHroom flat, hot water, gas, private family.1790 Ontario bt, two doors east of Mance at.Rooms NICELY FURNISHED, AUITABLE \u2018 for one or two gentlemen, with breakfast If required.88 Union ave 181 2 OOMS \u2014 LET.NICE ROOMS FOR married ple, in good central locality.Apply _B, 38, Btar Office.acc à.excellent table.34 McGill College avenue.129 8 Saw OARD \u2014 AND LARGE FURNISHED rooms.apposite the Arena, Westmount, en sulte, or singly.sultabla for small family: no single men taken.226 Wood avenue.) OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD IN STRICTLY private family.large nicely furnished room; suitable for two gents or married couple.10a Hypolite.corner Sherbrooke st.OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.BRIGHT, AIRY cool and spacious rooms, elegantly and newly furnished This house is thoroughly equipped with modern appliances, electricity, telephone: also hot and cold baths: table service uneu ; only choicest meats and properly cooked.under the direction of a French chef af cuisine.This house has the privilege of commending Itself to its for attention, cleanliness and select fety.Parisian House, Madame M.Corbugy.'Proprietress, 51 and $3 Union avenue.wy 2 RMooxs \u2014 WITH BOARD, TWO LARGE bright rooms on bathroom flat, sultable for two gentlemen or married coupla, porcelain bath, large verandahs, Auer light.30 Ber- thelet st.\u2014_ 3 OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.HIGH CLASS family.with handsomely furnished house, on Mackay street, will receive young men or married couples, With good references.as œuests: charges moderate.V, 301, Star Office, OOMBS8 \u2014 AND BOARD, 840 DORCHESTER street.opposite St.James\u2019 Clud, situatin open and healthy.convenient to cars.churches and theatres.Telephone, Auer light, exceptionally clean; choice board.131 4 =\" MISCELLANBOUS.TN OCTOR YRS.DE BALES PREVOST.Bpecialist (Paris).eyes, ears.noses, throat Consultations 1 to 4.Fres conmltations for poor, Tuesday.Friday.10 to 13, 403 Sherbrooke street.WANTED TO BORROW.Nt \\ ANTED \u2014 TO BORROW OND THOUsand dollars, also ten thousand dollars: central commercial property.Apply T, 349, Star Office.\u2019 131 4 d ANTED \u2014 TO BORROW §1 AT 84 P.Ww c.$7000 at B pc.and $83 to Som at 8 pc.first mort properties.V.a on city and Westmount , Star Office.131 2 PATENT SOLICITORS PATENTS TRADE MARKS AND DESIGN !' Secured In all countries, OWEN N.EVANS, Foreign Member Inst.Patent Aginta, England.DOleod Temple Bullding, Mont reni ATENTS Wesolicit the business Manutaciurein, Ho eers and others who se the ability of ving their Patent business transacted by Rx- perte.Preliminary advice free.Charges e rate.Our | * Help, 123 pages, sent upon Marion & Marion, New York Life Bldg.: and Washington, D.C.UA.A.FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO, CANADA LIFE BUILDING, Montreal Also Toronto, Ottawa snd Washington, 8 _ , ESSEC Ny al LEE Ne STEEL AND IBON.\u2014 NPN William Abbott, Joctreal agcct Celebrated \u201cNovo\u201d Rapid Turning Steel.(See article in issue 24th May.) Cold Rolled Spring Steel a specialty.PRINTING.Quick Printing\u2014Y® shoud AXE office when you want a \u201crush job\u201d in office nting or stationery.Fast presses nters, Jos eph Fortier, W4 St.James.| MORTGAGE LOANS.| Funds for frnm bn Muses o and fi W.H.Ph of Doucet & Phillips, Notaries Canada Lite Chambers City.Pa MONEY TO LOAN.PA NA 10 WITHOUT ENDORSER ORSESURIFT.JALARIED PEOPLE CAN GET MONEY ON their own names, without endorser of security: payments to suit borrower; all busi.nesa confidential, MONTREAL CREDIT COMPANY, 104 Te ple Building.183 St.James st.«© soe Salaried ple.retall Money Loaned Jnried pecpla.retall boarding houses, residing in city or suburbs only, without recurity: Nf permenta Largeat business tn 43 ncipal ed.TOLMAN, 517 New York Life Building, Placo d'Armes.toi tf We Loan Money at the Lowest Rates in The City Fan horses.and carriages, without & blicity or removing the $ \u20ac Joon 1.sums from $10 to 31000, $ $ $ from 1 to 12 months We œive liberal | discounts If paid before due.Your deaitngs with us striotly prt- vate, as we know you would wish.By courteous treatment and Fair, Honest Dealing.we are gaining Hew customers every day.You should de among them.Call and investigate.lensed to talk the mat- $ A 0 GA SA one of our agents to see you Montreal Loan & Brokerage Co.Room 204, New York Life Bulidinz Cor.Bi.James Bt.and Place 4\u2019 - rence 8; CHAS.E CAMPBELL, Mgr.153 tt LOANS ON GOODS STORED IN BOND OR FREE The Hector Prevost Co, Warehouses, 38 Youville Square.13 aw ARONSON B RUTENBERG PAWN BROK 001 CRAIG ST.Money to lend oa Diamonds, Watches, Jewellery.Clothing, Furs, Dry Goods and all kinda of merchandise, Open till 8 m.Furs stored at- charges during summer oaths Ye Saut! \u201c\u201c« Cook\u2019s \u201cFriend\u201d : BAKING POWDER y is low in price, but its quality is absolutely above Ÿ reproach.PII IVI PIPIPAA AILIFF'S SALE - PROVINCE OF QUEbec, District of Montreal.No.288% jr- cuit Court.Oscar Pavette, Plaintiff, va Hormis- das Sauve.Defendant.On the 13th day of June, 1802, at eleven of the clock Ih the foreno n, at the domicile of sald Defendant, No 481s lava) ave.in the City of Montreal, will be sold, by.authority of Justice.all the goods and rhar- tels of the s&id J»efendant, seized in this causa, consiating of furniture.Conditions eash.ANA- TF CHERRIER.À S.©.Montreal, 4th June, AILIFFS SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUE- dec, District of Montreal.No.1002.Superior Court The Malleable Iron l\u2018ompanr Ltd.» Plamtiff., ve.Willlam J.Rellingham, Defendant.On the 13th day of June, 1m at ten of the clock In tha forenoon, at Nao 18 Mill street, in the Clty of Montreal, will ba sold.by authority of Justice.all the goods and chattels of the said Defendant, meized in this cause, consiating nf iron castingm, ete \u2018A, LAFONTAINE, RRC Montreal, Juns 4th 192, BAILIFF S SALE PROVINCE OF QUE.bee, District of Mantreal No.2028 Cre.cuit Court.N Archambault, Plaintiff.vs 1.A.Aubain, t.On the thirteenth Any of June, I At ten of the clock in the fore.non.et \u2018A domicile of mald Defendant.No.(rear) 31 Cadisux st in the City of Montreal, will be mold.by authority of Justice, all the anods And chattels of the said Defendant, seix- ed In this cause, consisting of household furniture, etc Conditions cash J E, COUTU, B, 8.C.Montreal, June 41h, INQ, A ! | 1 ; 1 CR {4444444 JOHN MURPHY & CO.\u2019S ADVERTISEMENT.The Weather for Umbrellas and Rainproof Garments.We have cleared a large line of Umbrellas at a low price from one of the leading manufacturers in Canada, and have the same on sale in our ANNEX.> PSPSPS IPP» ladies\u2019 Umbrelias with pretty Dresden Handles, 85¢, geod value $1.25.Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas with neat Horn Handles, etc, $1.25, good value $2.00.Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas with Pear] Handles and Oxidized Silver Mounts, $1.88, good value $3.00.Men\u2019s Lmbrejlas.all well made on strong frames and good materials, our popular prices are $7.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50.Another Manufacturer's Stock of \u2019 \u201c Men's Rubber Waterproof Coats\u201d Bought CHEAP and to be sold CHEAP.A good assortment of colors in the following sizes, 36, 3S, jo.32 and 44 in, chest measure.Prices $730 for $32.75: $g.00 for SF.50.S11.00 for $5.50 Ladies\u2019 Rain Proof Garments in all the new shapes and newest materials.Prices $7.50 up.CCA A446 6 EA hhh hob Gelb bdo EECA AL Ebb (64 4 4 44 44 4 6A 444644 (Ed LAA AAALAC 13ty1 CP PEEP EP EEE PE PEEP PPI PIPPI PPE LPI EP PP EP PPP TP PPP PEP PIPPI IPP IPI Y \u201cThe Popular Store for Trading is\" + ; JOHN MURPHY & CO, Ÿ 2341-2345 St.Catherine Stras 3 TERNS CASH.Corner Metcalfe TEL UP 2749 y BEB SMEs ee PPPs B(Nr rer rrr rrr rr errr rr reer AWARDED CONTRACT FOR * FORTY APPLICATIONS GUARDIAN BUILDING.FOR POLICE POSITIONS.THE MONTREAL DAILY _STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, TROOPS PARADED IN THE DRYING A Montreal Brigade Celebrated Peace News Despite Adverse Conditions A UNIQUE BAND CONCERT At Drill Hall There Was Splendid Musical Demonstration While Awaiting End of Downpour.The heavy downpour of last evening did not prevent the local regiments irom celebrating the return of peice In South Afnca by a big brigade parade.Cour comrades on active service,\u201d said a member of a city corps to Lieutr.-Col.Roy.DOC, when the storm was at its worst, and when the rain had sought out and found the weak .re Crore as fps sf Charlene ay Police Committee i « ji tr we hais ten at ocinte dd Res \u2014 cartes SE Togs valde saern in tos Grocer Made Assignment.das ated tr At onc Gran lus duties Wy.ote CS Urment ct Mr Hudolphe Tee Arthur Surprénant.a grocer.assigned rion Mavar Gelinas assisted by oan ceterday ON demand of Grarer Reaubien, derma has teen discharging the jadicial gent The liahbiaties amount to about f.- 1.teas of has office Th} place venstlerabile inconvenience to the troops whe had frequently to alter thei positions owing to the persistency with which the ram would od new weaknesses in the hitter roof Outside the hall the wir was disagreeably chiliv, insude 11 was almost suffocating.The ram hal had the effect or driving into the hat! the thousands whe had congregated on the Chunp de Mars and Craig street in the expectation of witnessing the parade, and the sudden appeuvance of » many caused the temrerature te rapidly rise until at last the troops were pelspiring 1a as great an extent as would have heen the case had they been parading in review order en a hot summes's day.The intense hu- nudity in the hall added greatly to the physical discomiort of the men.\u201d \u2019 WAIT WAR A LONG ONE.It wa.a long wait before the elements abated ther turv-peatlhh an hour and a hair But the men stood at hke bricks, and there was plenty to divert their attention from the heat and the in consemence under whuh they were labour me.The crewd in the hall.in the firet was full ni enthusiasm.and îreel, The Proper Cereal for Active Bodies and Brains 7 [V4 8 I | | gave vent to its feelings in cheers and patriotic songs; and in the second place, ox- ing to the presence on parade of all of che regimental nds of the city, there was plenty of music to while awav the time.At first, ta relieve the tedium of waiting, one of the bands struck up a lively air.and everybody kept time in unison.This was the beginning of what proved to be the most unique band concert heard in Montreal or many days.When the first band had finished, another one began a tune, and when it was ended another started in.EACH BAND PLAYED IN TURN.So each band played in turn.and.then there was the akirl of the pi and the shrill nfes added to the martial music.This continued without cessation until the men were finally marched out of the Drill Shed.There was not an instant's delay between each number.just as soon as one band stopped the next one struck up.and as every ndsman appeared to be quite enthusias tic over the matter 1t was a concert well worth listening to.The selections played were mostly of a patriotie character.Eng- lhsh, Scotch, French Canadian and Irish airs, being rendered in aplendid stvle Then the Scots hand struck up a medley of opera: tic selections, waltzes and cake walks, and to this music the crowds in the galleries darced and tip toed until one would have thought a big dancing competition was in progress.AN ANIMATED SCENE.On the oor of the Dnll Shed there was an animated scene.Fach battalinn had taken up its place opposite its armoury.and as viewed from above the blending of the colours formed a striking pwture There was life.tone and spirie in the Living pic ture which could not be reproduced on any canvas.With the quickenal heartbeats caused by the martial music and the general appearance of the troops came the thoughts of mulitary resources of the Empire of which these men formed a unit.and It was not surprising that the occasion evak- ed cheers from the spectators and from the militiamen, too.The bright scarlet of the Fusiliers shone out against the white tunics of the Scots, and behind these were the dark business like cvlours où the artillerymen.(mn the opposite side of the shed the natty nile.men of the 63th Battalion locked dapper and gay.and behind were the Highland Calers an their pretty Highland dress of grev.Then the Field Artilers and the Cavalrymen looked dashing enough to capture the hearts of all the fair ones, and the final touch was given by the neatly dressed boys of the Westmount Cadets.All these men bad been marched frm thew armories and remained there.The bands had also come out.While the soldiers and erowds were en- ovine the feast of music in the drill hall, Linet Cel Rov and the commanding offi cers of the regiments on parade were watching the starm through the windows of the brigade otfice.For a long time the ran come down, so to speak.in buckets, but at length it let up a little A deputation.con: sstng nf Lieut Col Whitley and Lieut - Col.Cooke, was then appointed to ga down te the front door of the office and ascertain precisely the amount of water falling at the time The committee returned and report ed that.in tt: opinion.1! was madvisable to go out at that particular moment.Accordingly at was decided to wait until hali- past nine o'clock, when.1f the weather «lvared, the troops would parade as perin tention + At that hour.however.the rain was still coming down in pretty goad style, and an it was decided te cancel the parade and dicmnss the men Orders were given ta mass the banda together in order that the National Anthem might he plaved by all the musicians, while the troopa presented arms.WISHED TO HAVE THE PARADE.But when Col Rov and his staff reached the drll hall floor.he found that beth officers and men were quite unwilling to forego the parade.even though it was rain ing.The men seemed so cager to gn out that (nl.Roy despatched an orderly ta the door te ascertain if the storm had ceased to such an extent as would permit of the evening's programme being carried out.The orderly returned and reported that the rain had stopped.This was enough for Cal Rev to decide that the parade should he held.But :t was considered unwise to allow the men to parade with rifles.Sn the companies were dismissed.rifles were put awav, and when the men again fell in ther carried side arms only.: Then the parade got under wav.Bands plaved and trumpets blared, pipes droned and bugles blew.drums beat a merry tattoo, and children cheered and velled.Up St.Lambert Hill the troops marched.headed hv a band af urchine carrving Union Jacha All wént well until the head of the column reached the Post Office, when the rain again began to assert itself in earnest.Ry the t':me the troops had reached Vic tora Square, the downpour was like unto a deluge.soaking officers and men alike.Under these ennditions, Col.Roy deemed it advizahle to return to the armoury.by way of Craig street, and such was done.But the men had accomplished their object, and had had their wishes gratified.And so they didn\u2019t mind the soaking thev got.It was nothing.they said, to that which Kitchen: er had given the TR.Uptown the Vietoria Rifles mustered 250 strong, and awaited the decision of the staff down town.However.the battalion was dismissed without leaving the armoury, though some of the men expressed dirap- pointment that there was no march out.The heavy ramnfall did not spoil what was readily an excellent parade.but it kept many people indoors and had the result of keeping the celehration generally within baunds.In spite of this there was plenty of stir on the atreets.\u2014 St.Louis Council Meeting.Mayor Gelinas presided at the St.Lows Council meeting list night.The annual discussion on the question of the appomnt- went of auditors took up nearly the whole siting.It will be remembered that the Citizens\u2019 Association passed a resolution recommending the appointment of charter CANADIANS Ships Sailing This Week Have Big Passenger Lists.MANY PREMIERS ON THE WING His Excellency Lord Minto Accompanied by His Daughter Sails by the Parisian.On the passenger chips leaving port \u2018he latter portion of the week will be hundreds of people whose destination w London.and who go abroad primardy to either witness or take part in the gorgeous Coronation spectacle.On board the Allan Line steamship Pari- stan will be the members of the Canadian (Coronation Contingent.674 officera and men, while among the other passengers will be His Excellency Lord Minto and daughter, Lady Ruby Elhot: Premier Murray, of Nova Scotia, and Mrs.Murray; Premier Tweedie, of New Brunswick and Mrs.Tweedie; Premier Peters, of Prince Edward Island and Mrs.Peters; and Sir Robert Bond, Premier of Newioundland.- The Coronation Contingent which will ge on board at Quebec at six o'clock on Saturday evening wiil consist of 24 commus- sioped officers, 2 warrant officers, and 628 non-comnussioned officers and men.The commissioned and warrant officers will, ot : cvurse, occupy saloon accommodation, while 3 of the non coms.and men wall occupy quarters in the second cabin, the remainder of the men will be accommodated \u2018tween decks.Special arrangements have been made for them.and they will be berthed in much the same manner as the troops which have sulel from Canada to South Airica, vnly of anything they will be given bett>r quarters.A portion of the men will sleep in hammocks and the remainder in per- niinent bunks.The mess tables for the wen will be arranged on the same plan as upon troop ships, the hammocks being taken down and stored dur:ng the day.The men will have the run of all decks except that cecnpred by the saloon passengers.so there will be no lack of space ior exercise.PARISIAN'S BIG LIST.The Farisian's saloon list numbers in all < me 130 people, in other words the ship x already hliet, all available accommoda- ton being engaged.Be-ides those already mentèoned will be the members of the Westminster Chow party te the number of taentyv.Principal Peterson and family, Lt.- Cal.tocke, who 15 going over to view the Corsnatton, Mr.Lansing Lewis, Miss Stak- wan, Mr.W.x.Murphy and Mr.aod Mrs.Cumpoell Nelles, The Parisian will sail from Montreal at nine o'clock on Saturday morning and the trope will be taken on at the Allan wharï at Queber, and not at Levis as formerly announced.tm Thursday at davgreak the Elder.: Dempater steamship Lake Simcoe will sail | fram Montreal for Liverpool.taking out a ; larze party bent on viewmg the Cornnation : ceremonies.Among the passengers booked are twenty-one members of the West India | Volunteer Corps, who will take part in the | Corenation ceremomes.They will be und» | Lh A the command of Lt.C.| Higes.a Among the Montrealers hooked bv the l.ake Simcoe are Mr.Justice Girouard and son, Mr.Ernest Gironard: Mrs.D.À.Starr and familt.Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Layton, Mra.RR Stevenson and Miss Stevenson.Ar.Charles Alexander.Mr John Alexander, Mr and Mrs, C.P.Beaubien.Among | those booked from other portions of Canada are Judge and Mrs.Ermatinger of St.| Thrmas.Ont.Dr.A.F.Tufford and Dr.J.C.Tufferd, Toronto: Mr.and Mr.John White.Halifax.Mr, R.F.Wickatead, of Ottawa: Rev.D.Jenkins, of Cushendall; Ont.: and Mr M.A.Gilbert and family, of &t.Thomas, Ont.The Dominion Line steamship Vancouver.frèm Portland.on June 7.will take out a gond number hent on witnessing the Corona- ttn while the Commonwealth of the same line From Hoston.on June, 16, has already er fuil complement of oon passe Ts.She has been widely advertised as the Dom.mien Line's Coronation steamship.She will take out some 300 saloon and 250 second cabin, among them being many Canadians.A HOT SUMMER MAY LEAD TO AN ICE FAMINE.The present hot spell has jarred the sensi- brlities of the average householder to the | extent of reminding him that the ice crop! of last winter was Fr no means the largest on recoul, and that there 8 a likelihood of there being a shortage before the searon of : harvest again comes around.i Some of the larger firma in the ice bum- | | 1 ness are not taking on any new customers, and those on their books are paying about ! ten per cent more for their ice than last vear.The shortage of the crop last year: was due to peculiar weather conditions.When there was ice the roads were in no fit condition ta haul the same, and when the roads were in good shape the ice was pour The consequence was that it cost | considerably more than usual to harvest ice last winter, and the different ice companies did not put in any more than they thought they would need.ed acéountants wih the object of securing an independent audit.The recommenda.ticn, however, was not accepted apd there 1 much dissatisfaction at the continued er.nlovment of men, some of whom are in ceipt of salaries from councillors as hook- ecpers.It appeared from the reading of the minutes of a general committee meeting.held on May 21, that at that meeting Messra.Germain and Charrette were appointed auditors and Mr.Dore waa dismissed.Ceuncillor Jubinville denounced the man- nur in which important business was rushed through these general committee meetings.which were secret meetings, to which the public were not admitted.The tax parers had no means of finding out what wns done at these private meetings.In the present case the Council: and the public were informed by the hurried reading of \u2018minutes that Mr.Dore had been dis- rmssed and Mr.Charette's salary had been augmented by 850: vet three-fourths of the work had been done by Mr.Dore, while Mr.Charette had done about one-fourth.He moved to reconsider the resolution passed at the meeting on the 2lst, dismissing Mr Dore and increasing Mr.Charette's salary.Ceuncillor Collerette raid the motion wis out of order.and a discussion followed.The division which immediately followed on Councillor Jubinville's motion to reconsider resulted in ita defeat.For the motion: Olivier, Martin, Shinnick and Jubinville, 4; against, Martel, Godon, Colerette, Daze ault.5.The report of the committee recommending the purchase of a steam roller for $2,400 was adopted and the Council ad- jcurned.- > New Cold Storage Building.One of the 1! and best ri cold storage budings in Canada in To ing erected at present on King street, between William and Wellington streets.hy Meszsrs.Lovell and Christmas, provision merchants.The building is being / fitted throughout with a Linde British Refrigerating Plant, and in order to avoid high insurance rates, will be na nearly {ue-proot as possible.The building is to be we stand by Postum always.rs far orcnpation br Renpambor à : = A.Percere MM Oth eteont Poo nVt Py | made it good.| under any circumstances.EITHER WAY HUHTS.A Cross Fire on Coffee] Users.The breaking away from co 18 an ex cecdingly serious problem to many people, especially when headaches follow leaving off the drug.and dyspepsia and bowel trouble grows more and more serious if the coffee 18 continued.So there you are between two fires.; .A compfratively easy way out was taken by a ladÿ from Frankhn.Pa.who says: ve had a curious experience with coffee.Husband had been, for many years, a sul- ferer from dyspepsia, with heart-burn, head: aches and general nervous trouble.We tried à great many physcians \u2018and a great many remedies, but none of them did him any lasting good.\u201cWe concluded there must be somethi about his employment that thus affect him.One day a man told him that probably coffee was the cause of his trouble, and advised him to use Postum.The first time | \u2018made it 1 studied directions and Well that day was a day long to be remembered.ve liked the Postum, but we bad a hundred headaches compressed into one.You see the trouble was we had both used coffee »o long that our nerves were in a state of collapse, without the usual stimu- Jant.Until then 1 did not dream 1 was such a slave to coffee, but we had to do something to quit, so the next morning I used \u2019oatum with part coffee and we mussed the headaches; then I used less coffee every morning for about two weeks, and then Postum alone for nearly a vear now, and I just wish you could see the change in my husband.He has better health than he ever had before, never has the hesd- ache.can eat anything be wants, does not have heart-bura or any stomach trouble, and he cannot be induced to drink coffee \u201cWhen anybody mentions dyspepsia in his presence be tells them what cured him was almost as bad as he, but am now entirely well.and have fone up from 98 unde to 108 pounds, and am so thankful r the hlessing of health.\u201cIf my name will de any good.use it, Page a 1902.| SHE PATIENTLY \u201d va amiss \u2018A Sad letter from a lady whose Husband was Dissipated.How She Cured Him with a Secret Remedy.\u201c1 had fr vears patiently borne the disgrace, suffering, nusery and privatans due to my husband\u2019s drinking habits Hearing of your marvellous remedv tor the cure of drunkenness.which I could give my husband secretly, 1 decided to tryit | procured a package and mixed it in his ford and coffee, and, as the remedy was odurl=ss and tasteless, he did not know what it was that so qu.kly relieved lus craving for liquor, He soon began La pick up flesh, his appetite for schid food returne 1, Be stuck to his work regularly, and | we now hives a happy home.After he was com- | peer eurest [tald him what T had dune, when e acknowledged that it had been his saving.as he had not the resolution to break off of his own accord.[heartily advise all women afflicted as 1 was to give your remedy a trial * ¢ fREE SAMPLE and pamphlet giving full prrrticulars, testimon:als and price sont in plain sealed enveln;e.Corres pondence sacredly coufideniial.Enclose + ang or reply.© Address The Samaria Remndy CO.23 Jordan Street Turon, Canada For sale by J.A.Harte 178) Notre Dame street.131 1 COMMON SENSE Kills Rats, Mice, Roaches, Bed Bung NO OFFENSIVE Oho: All Druggists, or 331 Quesa, West; Tarante.Dewars of imitations Tal USE .Dorenwend\u2019s Curline When Waving or Curling the air.It applied will stay for days.often weeks perfectly harlesa Ask vour druggist jor it; if he has wot got it end his name to us and enclose 23 and it will be sai you.The Dorenwend Co.-Of Toronto, Limited, Sole Manutacturers, 103 and 103 Yonge Street, Toronto 131 5 Saw DECIDED UPON OFFICIAL HYMNAL FOR ST.GEORGE'S.At a special meeting of the vestry of St.George's Church.held Monday.it was decided that for the future Hymns Ancient und Modern will be the official hymnal of that church, superseding a hymnal that his been in use in the congregation for the past twenty-five vears, but Which is now out of print.This decision was only reached after a canvass of the congregation had been made, showing the great majority to be in favour of the adoption of Hymns Ancient and Modern, At the meeting it was reported that some time ago a copy of the following card was sent to every pew and seat- holder in the church: \u2018In view of the fact that the hymn book presently used in St.G-orge's is out of print.and if its use is tn be continued it would require to be reprinted.and a guarantee given of its continued use for somo years, at a meeting of the vestry held on the 17th instant it was unanimously re- snived that the opinion of each pew and seat-holder be asked as to which hymnal they would prefer for future use jin St.George's \u2018Church of the following: The hook presently in use, Hvmns Ancient and Modern The Hymnal, S.P.C.K.Will you be ænod enough to place ay X cpposite the hymnal you would prefer, and you may further indicate, if you desire it, vour second choice by marking opposite It No.2, and return in rncinscd envelope.JAMES CRATHERN, GEO.E.DRUMMOND, \u2018\u201cChurchwardens.At last night's meeting Mr.Crathern gtated that 225 cards had heen issued and there were 173 cards returned.as follows .S P.C.K.first choice, 2.second cholee, 2, Hymna! presently in use, first « hoice.6; i: second choice, 22: Hymne Ancient and Modern.first choice, 15.second choice, 14.The following resolution was moved by Mr.A.F Gault, seconded by Mr.Richard Khite: \u201cThat, inasmuch as the pew and seat- holders of the congregation have decldred in writing their desire that Hymns Ancient and Modern should be used in 8t.George's Church, the vestry now agrees to the re- aueat and recommends the rector to con- fir the views of the majority.\" The resolution was carried.14 to 5.and the meeting adjourned.No.228 the Lucky Number.The drawing for the gold watch and chain kindly donated by Archbishop Rru- chesi in behalf of the Home for Incurables took place Monday afternoon in the home, Notre Dame de Grace In the absence of His Grace the Archbishop.Rev.Dr Luke Callaghan, Vice-Chancellor, presided, 'and handed the sisters In charge the net proceeds nf the raffle, $303.50, ta- ther with a personal gift of $10 from rs.Thomas Collins towards defraving the cost of two rooms In the new home.The party whose ticket bears the lucky number drawn, 228.is requested to call at 81% l.agauchetiere street.Mrs.Collins and her daughter.Miss Cecilia Collins.who collected for the iIncurables.and others who assisted were thanked by the Archbishop for their success in realizing so handsome à sum.Horses From St.John.Five steamers sailing fram St.John, N.B.this month will take out an aggregate of four thousand head of horses.Half of this number are being shipped from the United States and are at present on their way.The vessels.al) of the Elder-Demp- ster Line, are of about the frame tonnage end will take M0 horses each The steam- chip Monarch will sail on June 12th.the steamship Marquette, cn June 16th, the steamship Milwaukee, on June 20th.the steamship Mechanician.on June 24h.and the steamship Montcalm.on June 28th, Prevention of Tuberculosis.Dr.Richer has securrd temporary accommodation for six or eight patients at Dr.Kemp's cottage, Ste.Agathe.Further arrangements will he made for the accom-, modation of patients untll such time as a permanent ranatarlum is erected in place of the one recently destroyed by fire.In this way the work will progress without serious drawback.New Brokerage Firm.MNr.i Charles J.Hodgson.necretary-trea- surer of the Royal Victoria Lify Insurance Company.has resigned his position to en ter the banking and atock business of Mr.GQ.P.Marler.The firm will be known un- .der the name of Marler and Hodgson.Drink Grano Cereal Coffee La Silks\u2014New an d Popular.In this Silk Department of ours you find every desirable make and seasonable grade.\u201cLouisine\u201d Taffeta in white, cream.rose, sky.turquoise.gray.dinal.roval.navy, mauve, Nile, brown, silver, goblin.reseda, etc .ity.per yard.Also ART SILKS FOR DRAPERIES rood assortment of patterns 30 an.wide, regular S5c quality, for.per vard fawn.car- Hemstitched Union Linens.Could fill up the space with details about a lot of new goods, and yet leave much to tell.a few hints.But there is only room for All goods stamped to order without extra charge.TRAY CLOTHS.Size 18 in.x 28 n., 25¢ each.Same s1ze, with two rows of hemstitching 25¢ each.Same size, with 1 1n.drawn work.33 each.; Same size, with ! in.drawn.-work, and fancy corners.45c each.We have all sizes of Tray Clothe, from 13 in.x 18 in.up to 24 in.x 34 in.Ladies\u2019 White Large assortment.TEA CLOTHS.Size 36 in.x 36 in .3% each.Same size.with fancy drawn work, 63e each.PILLOW SHAMS.Rixe 32 in.X 32 in , 35c each.Same size.with {ancy corners.45c each Underwear.By large assortment we not only mean an immense quantity of goods, but a great variety of styles.Night Dresses.made of good cotton.around neck, sleeves and each side of yoke, Cotton Skirts, with 312 an.embroidery Cotton Rkirts, 71-2 mm.cambrie flounce.duced from 9¢ to .Odd lines Corset Covers, made of cambrie.Valencienn med w:th Valenciennes Lace and Baby Ribbon around neck and arms: now .Odd lines Corset Covers, made of Fine Cambnc.embroidered voke.embroidery around neck and arms, worth 21.25; for.\".Cambiric Chemises, with Torchon Lace a | Cotton Chemises, with one row embroidery insertion: embroidery trimming around nevk and arms; garments worth 88c.for ve ees Cambric Drawers, 112 1m.hemstitched Cotten Drawers, with nine fine tucks a Fancy Muslin Dressing Jackets, with tu mn.lace around collar and sleeves embroidered voke.212 in.embroidery worth £175 to $1.85 cach: for .81 49 trimm:ng.reduced now to.69e trimmed with wide embroidery, re- en ; ee 120 59 ex Lace voke.trm- 85 fine ce eas \u2026.\u2026 OR round neck.ee.2c cee ees NN 75 hem.Ce eee aes s\u2026\u2026.19° nd 3 in hem.- eer 33¢ rn-down collar, trimmed with 11-2 een ee ee i ie ee reins 986 W.H.Scroggie, ©\" St.Catherine and University Sts.Belongs to the same family as the Lobster, but is daintier, more wholesome and more appetizing.Ready Lunch Shrimp is caught in the Gulf of Mexico and brought to vou as fresh as when caught.Sold in tins, at all grocers ROSE & LAFLAMME, Agents, MONTREAL.1311 SUBURBAN NOTES.The monthly mecting of the Outremont Town Council will be held this evening.The regular meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxil- fary of the Point St.Charles Railway As- soctatinn was heid last «vening.when the various reports of the work done during the past coupla of months was presented.The Westmount Council has decided to hold a special meeting at the beginning of the coming week, in order to make arrangements for tHe celebration\u2019 of Coron- atiun Day.The Westmount Sons of England are willing to join the council to make the celebration as general as possible.The annual! Fete Dieu procession held at Longueuil on Sunday proved to be one of the largest in the history of the town.The route of the procession was through the streets of the eastern portion of the town.Solemn benediction was celebrated at the\u2019 repositnry, which was stationed at the residence of Mayor Perrault At St.Matthew's Presbyterian Church, Point St.Charles.last evening.Mr Melvin Cowie and Miss Rebecca H.Stoba were married by Rev.E.A.Mackenzie.Miss Lille Curry and Miss Mingle acted as hridesmaids.while the groom was assisted by Mr.WC Montugnani.After the wed- Aing ceremony a reception Was held at the residence of the brides parents XI Rosel street.Later in the evening Mr.and Mrs.Cowie left for Ottawa.J A number of the residents and property- holders on the upper portion of Clarke avenue, Westmount.have written the Council protesting against the nuisance caused hy the hlack smoke issuing from the chimney of the pumping station of the Montreal Water and Power Company.The Council has decided that the nuisance has now hecome a public one, and have instructed Mr.J.Dunlop, K.C.the town solicitor.to take action in the matter At the meeting of the Westmount Council held on Monday evening.the Road Committee recommended to Council that in future permanent sidewalks should replace the wooden ones.The Council un- animousiy decided that this coutse should be fnllnwed and work started at once, the necessary funds belng taken from the general fund of the town.A goad deal of granolithic will be used, but it is intende that different kinds should be tried.fare quite a large audience in the Fair- mini Avenue Methodist Church.Montreal Annex, last evening, an interesting address on the work accomplished by the Catholic Total Abstinence Society of the United States wag given by Mrs Lenora M.Lake.the vice-president of the society.Mrs.Lake has already been heard on the Jecture platform in the citv.and made many friends for herself.who were anxious to hear her again She will deliver lectures in the different churches during the present week.The Westmount Council.nn the recommendation of Mayor Lighthall, has decided that souvenir medals should be presented tn the three African heroes who have just returned from the front.They are George Marks, a member of the Bouth African Light Horse.1466 Western avenue, Herbert Perry.of Kitchener's Scouts.Greene ave.and Fred.B Minto, of Kitchener's Scouts, #70 Western avenue.Me- dais were peraented to the nther residents as they returned At a special mectink to be held shortly the Westmount Council will take action against the Montreal Street Railway to sce what can he done to do away with the amount of noise caused by the running of heavy cars at a high rate of speed through the streets of the town.The action is being taken at the instance of Councillor Evans, Who claims that motormen while going through the town try to ake up the time lost in the eity.The has been written to frequently omnpany with regard to the matter, and iy Is expected that decisive action will taken Diamond Light and Heating Co.The annual meeting of the shareholders of the IMamond Light and Heating Company of Canada, Lid, was held Monday afternnrn in the offices of the company.750 Craig- etréet, With Mr.R.C.Miller.president.In the chair.Immediately after the mecting of the shareholders the board of Alrv tors met and re-elected Mr.R.C.Alilier president; Mr.H.J.Johnston] vice- president.and Mr.J.R.Bain, secretary- treasurer.Feats of Mind Reading.Onefroff appeared in the Theatre des Nouvrantes.St.Catherine street.Monday evening.before a moderate house, Ills, feats of mind-reading were simply marvel.loux.While he was out of the theatre in the custody of a committee, ene of the audirnce tnok à hair from the head of each of three different persons In various parts of the house.Each hair was wrapped in A piece of paper and the packages con- VA Vp hte A gta bao - - re: j .} pres roff was then brought in, and.by simply touching the hand of the person who had selected and hidden the hairs\u2014just touching the hand for a moment\u2014he found the tiny parcels and picked out the three persons whose hair had been selected.The second part consisted of a lecture on hypnotism, with remarkable upon members of the audience The performance was one of the best of the kind we have had here.Council of Arts and Manufactures.The programme which is being prepared by the council for the distribution of awards to be held on Wednesday of next week will be very interesting.Music will be rendered by the pupils of the Solfegziv Course, and a solo of \u2018cello will be given by Mr.J.B.Dubois.The president, Mr.Thomas Gauthier has just been informed that His Grace Archbishop Bruchesi.\u2018the Hon.8.N.Parent (Prime Minister).Hon.L.Gouin, Hon.H.Archambault.\u201d Hon.Adelard Tur- xeon and Hon.Thomas Duffy will honour the meeting by their presence.Appointed Honorary Canon.The Rev.W.Percy Chambers.M.A.reo- tor of St.Stephen's Church, Lachine, has heen apncinted an honorary canon of Christ Church Cathedral in succession to the Rev.Edmund Wood, resigned.Canon Chambers is a graduate of tbe University cf Bishop's College.Lennoxville, and was.before he went to Lachine, incumbent of Aylwin ir the Gatineau district, rector of Knowlton and rural dean of Brome.The Fraser Institute.The Fraser Institute will close on June a.at 6 p.m.\u2026 for such time as may be nevessary to carry out certain alterations in the hb and to make an inventpry of the books.e members are therefore notified to return all books belonging to the Institute on or before June 17.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Fell Exhausted and Unconscious A Frightful Case of Exhausted Nerves and Debilitated System \u2014 From a Mere Skeleton, Pale, Weak, Trembling and Almost Wild With Pain, Mrs.Edwards Was Made Strong and Well by Dr.Chase\u2019s Nerve Food.Mrs.R.W.Edwards, 33 McMurnap street.Brantford.Ont, describes her case as follows: \u201cFor five vears I have suffered more than words can tell from nervous headache, pervous - dyspepsia, and exhaustion.The pains in my head would at times almost drive me crazy.I could not sleep nights, but would lk the floor in agony until I fell exhausted and unconscious, and my husband would have to carry me back to bed.\u201cSometimes I could take no food for four davs at a time, and experienced terrible gnawing sensations in the stomach.had bad taste in the mouth and coated tongue.I was pale.nervous.irritahle, easily ex: hausted, wan reduced to a mere akeleton of skin and bone, and my heart would palpi tate as though it was about to stop heating.My greatest suffering waa cau hy the dreadful pains in my head, neck and hack.and all this was in spite of the bent efforts of three leading doctors of this city.\u201cFor the past nine months I have used Dr.Chase's Nerve Food, and for a consd- erable time 1 have not experienced a headache.or any of the symptoms mentioned above.From a mere skeleton this medicine has built me up in flesh and weight, until now I am strong and well, do my own housework, walk out for two bours without feeling tired.and am thoroughly teitsred to health.Is it any wonder that words fail to expresse my gratitude for thin remarkable cure?You can use this teetimonial for the benefit of other sufferers.\u2019 lt produce stronger evidence tn prove the wonderful power of Dr.Chase's Nerve Food an a svetern-huilder It contains the verv essence of the most potent reatoratives of nature.and is certain to he of benefit to you 5) cents a box, 6 borea for £2.50, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., To.Tant = yoy - \\ \\ EE SE EE re ere EE AE NE re experiments performed would be impormble, we believe, to\u201d pme cng à roger a RE cat © JES.mn a ay Smet ama om ee 2e oa wr x \u201c5 - F | motices of Births, Marriages, apd Deaths must be endorsed with the dames and sddreases of the Pass sons sendîing same.Nl BIRTHA BELL-At Bifton.Man.on May 2, the Wile of Mr.James Bell, of a daughter.® ERICKSON\u2014At Revelstoke, B.C.an May Ith, the wife of E.Ertekson, of Cralg- ellachie, of a son.® PEELEY-\u2014On May 1fth 1902.at 82 Emily street.à son to Mr.and Mrs.John H.Feeley.Jr.HODGS8ON\u2014On May 2.to the wife of Mr, Archie Hodgson, Roland, Man.a son ARMISON\u2014AL Kaslo, BC.on May 9th.na Mr and Mrs.Charles Harmison, a dauæhter.° KELLY\u2014At Dauphin, Man.the wife of Mr.J.E.Kelly, \u201cter.® LAWSON\u2014At Kelowna.B.C.on May 15.the wife of Thos Lawson.of a daughter.* \u201c =.WIS\u2014At Nase Creek, Alb, on May LES se of John Lewis of twins boy and girh * McKAYF\u2014At Kamloops, B.C.on May thi wife of R.McKay.of a son .\u2018Gi _At Lethbridge, Alberta, on MEGRATH the wife of Charles A Ma- gtath.of n daughter 1: 2 NDERGAST On May 2th.at Winni- he wife of J.F.F.Prendergast of a son.* \u201c .LVERTHORN\u2014AL Wianipef.; an, © say Bth.tho wife of W.M.stiverthomn, heehee) Prairie, Man, on C t Portage la airie, À .BEE ae he wife of James Jpoelce, vf a son | BPENCE\u2014At Partage la Prairie.Man.on May 35th, the wife of James Spence, of à son.* TODD\u2014At Rose Valley on May 2nd.of a daugh- nth, Man.on May I, to Mr.and Mrs Ralph Todd, a daughter.THOMPSON\u2014 At Macgregor.Man, the wife of W.J.Thompson.of à som\u201d WILSON\u2014Un May 3 to the wife of Jas.Wilson, Roland, Man.a son.® MARRIAGES.> _AHEARN -At St Ann's Church, BR ome tra, 182.by the Rev.Father Steubbe.CSER., John P Burns, of Levis.Que.formeriy of Montreal, son of Patrick Burns, to Bridget (Bee).youngeat daughter of John Ahearn, of this city.No cards 181 2 CKRURN-SEYROLD\u2014At St James Pics Apostie Church, vn June 3.by the Viry Rev.Dean Erans, 1 Col.rector of St Stephen's Church, George Ernest, son of George Blackburn.Esg.of Aldertey Edge.Cheshire.England, to Alice W inul- fred.daughter of Jubn P.Seybold, Fsu- DUGAN-EBRITT- On June ?\u2019nd, 192.at the residence of the bride's mother.\u20ac Springfirld avenue, Westmount.by the Rev.Édmund Wood.MA.Edmund Frederick Düfan to Edna Isabel.daughter of he late Isaac Ebbitt, Esq.- CKENZIE-MITCHELL\u2014On June 3.at Trinity Church, by the Rev.C.G Rol- lit.rector.Charles Alexander MacKen- ale.M D.of Winnipeg.son of Alexander MscRheunsle, Toronfp.to Maud, daughter of James Mitchell, of this city, «Toronto and Winnipeg papers please Copy.) : Mecha NON-McDOUGALL \u2014 At Rossland, B.C.on May 2h, by Father Welch, Donald McKinnon and-Mary McDougall ® MAXWELL-BOLLES\u2014At Christ Church, Woburn Square.London, England, on May 8th.132 by the Rev.Glendinnenz Nesh.William Sutherland Maxwell.of Montreal.to May Ellis Bolles, of Inzl- wood, N.J.113 MORGAN-ALLEN \u2014 At Vancouver, BU, on May 2nd, by Rev.J.A King, Chas Morgan and Miss Dolly Allen.* PARSONS-REYNOLDS \u2014 At Vancouver, B.C., on May 2nd.by Rev.J.A.King.Charlies Parsons and Miss Louise Rey- holaa* PRICE-O'BRIEN\u2014]n this city, on June 3, at St.Patrick's Church.by the Rev.Martin Callaghan, Walter L.Price.son of James Price, Esq.to Agnes Louise, daughter of C.O'Brien, Esq.SHOULDICE-BUSHBY \u2014 At Nanaimo, B.C., on May Ith, the Rev.W.B.Cum- Mr.S.B.ouldice to Miss Ar- rabella Bushby.both of Ladysmith.* SHARP-SMITH \u2014 At Vancouver, B.C., on May Ist.by Rev.John Reid, }r.\u2026 T.Sharp and Mrs.M.J.\" S8mith.* TOSTOROFSKY-CORBETT\u2014In New York, on the Ind of April.by Rev.J.Rennie, Morris Tostorofsky to May Corbett, eldest daughter of Thomas Corbett, of Montreal.\u2018OOD-GRINTON \u2014 At Vernon, BC.on May 19th, by Rev.Joseph McCoy, M.A.Robert Wood and Miss Kate Grinton.both of Armstrong, BC.* i DEATHS IN THE CITY.GAREAU\u2014At Longueuil, on the tnd Juno imstant, Dame Ovide Elmire u, wi- : dow of Pierre Moreau.In his lifetime advocate and Q.C.Funeral will take lace on the 5th inst, from 8t Antoine ospital, Longueuil, at 840 am, to the Parish Church.10 2 LEPAGE\u2014On May M.Joseph Lepage, Sr.\u2018aged & years.* PARKS\u2014At 116 Dubord street, on June 3rd, George Nelson Parks, aged 271 years and months.Funeral at : o'clock on Thursday morning.to 8t.Patrick's Church.thence to Cote dese Neiges cemetery.Friends and acquaintances will please accept this invitation.ROWAN\u2014Accidentally killed, in G.T.R.yards, on June Ind.John L.fourth son of the late W.G.Rowan.aged 23 years and 9 months Funeral from 167 Richardson street, on Thursday, 5th inst.at 2% pm.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.v2 DEATHS OUTSIDE THE CITY.ABERNETHY\u2014In Kingston, June 1st, Alfred Taylor Abernethy, aged 13 years and § months.* BELLEAU\u2014In Quebec.on May st.Jac ues Belleau, Sr., aged S1 years and 3S ays.® BLAIN\u2014At Rossland.B.C, on May I°th, Mrs Harry Blain, aged 31 years® DICKSON\u2014In Hamilton, on May 3h, Lena L.daughter of Danlel and Josephine Dickson, in the 16th year of her age.DRAPER\u2014In Gienburnie.Ont., on June Mary lickey, relict of the late | fchard Draper, aged M yeara.® FOULDS\u2014At Corstorphine, near Edin- b h.Scotiand, on May 2th, Mra.John Foulds, aged 97 yvars, mother of Mrs, H.D.Powis formerly of Quebec.* FREEMAN\u2014At Kamloops, BU.on May 13, Wm.Fri¢man, aged 72 yeara* GEORGE\u2014At Innisfail, Alta, on May 2 Alfred, youngest son of Dr.H.George, aged 2 years and 10 months.* GILMOUR\u2014At Ottawa, on June lst, thew Gilmour, aged 7° yeara® GOODEVE -On May 2% Mary Russell, beloved wife of H.\"S.Uoodeve, of Nelson, B.C.* HALL\u2014At Ottawa, on June 2nd, John Richard Hall, late secretary of the De- tment of the Interior.and onty son of the late Judge Hall.County Judge of United Counties of Peterborough and Vietoria.* HANNA\u2014On June nd at Ottawa, Eta V.5 years and 11 days, only daughter Dr.and Mrs.J E.Hanna * LAZARUS At Philadelphia, on the 3rd Inst., Solomon Lazarus: second son of the late George Lazarus.MAGUIRE-At 8illery.on May 3.Marte Louise McCord.wife of William Ma- ee M.D.of New Carlisle, and eldest ughter of the late Hon.Mr.Justice McCord, of Quebec.® MAURE\u2014At Hawkesbury, Charles Maure.* McKEE~At Philadelphia, on May 19th.Frank William McKee, eldest son of the tte Dr.John McKee.of Quebedc.® MILLS\u2014At Waverley.Mass, on May st, Robert J.Mills, manufacturer.New York .and son of the late James Mills, of ngston.»Ont.* MINER\u2014On May Æ at Hawkeshury, Éd- ward Miner, son of Napoleon Miner and O'Rellley.* MOOREA Bapid City.Nan.May M, the Infant son of Mr.ahd Mrs 3.J.Moore, aged 10 montha* RYCKMAN\u2014In Hamilton.on May Maryetta, wife of Ucorge Ryckman, e on May 25th, THIBAUDEAU\u2014On the 39th May.at Quebec, at the of 37 years and 9 months.Dame Marie uise Corinne Bolduc, wife of J.Thibaudeaw.® > For additional Births, Marriages and Deaths.see page G.Mat- ul me fof SET [+S.CARSLEY C2.\\ : Metre Dame Strost.Moutreal\u2019s Greatest Store.St.James Street JUNE 4th, 1903 - KODAKS, | À Camera AMERAS, SUPPLIES Summer arrived, work in the open delightful Kodak or indispensable.(27 you will find all the new instruments with all the new knacks Here = and improvements and with every confidence in right prices.Brownie Kodak .81.00 Brownlie Outfit .7 BrownieNo.2 .R200 ABCOuttit .$1.45 New Pocket Kodak {6.00 Dark Room Lamp .4c Special Preme Camera 3.00 Dark Room Lamps 1114 Glencoe Camera .R3.73 Plate Holders from .75c Pony Premo No.3 .BIT Stamley Dry Plates from ©(c Toning Solution .23c Imperial Dry Plates from ay All requisites for Amateur Photography 5a 35¢ | THE WHITE SALE.À Ladies\u2019 Lingerie at a small outlay and se Just like French.\u201d Sheer in the quality of Muslin, delicate in workmanship, with the most beautiful of trimmings, and prices at which no woman need hesitate at procuring.A large assortment in Ladies\u2019 Skirts, Night Gowns.Corset Covers and Drawers.Chil dren's wear in all different styles and trimmings.All 25 per cent.off Marked Prices.{ BOVS\" CLOGRING.3 About 35 of these.suits left.made of light and dar\u2019: ccloured Tweed, farmer's satin lining, pleated Noriolk jackets, plain and kmekbocker pants, in sires 22, y 2, M.ter bays of 5, 6 and 7 vears old: veto #25 to NW.To clear at.$2.25 83-50 Boys\u2019 Halifax Homespun Tweed Twill Suits, strongly sewed, well lined, Nor folk coat, plain knickers, in sizes from 27 to 32.Price only, per suit.Boys\u2019 Overalls, only, per pair A GALK ON RIBBONS.3 \u201cREADY Lunch Beef\u201d As ju aud tasty as yes- rad cent Ask your Grocer == BIG RECORDS IN =%¢ LADIES\u2019 OUTING SUITS Ladies\u2019 Outing Costumes are doing a better and bigger business tham ever before\u2014more style, more beauly, more newnes greater quantities to select from, Every day new and dainty creations are added to this already immense stock, Price hiats follew : yoke, Ladies\u2019 flounce.Summer Costume chambray mixed white and blue, pink and white.waist trimmed with white lawn and pin head tucks.skirt cut very full with inverted pleated back, trimmed with fine tucks on the Special price Ladies\u2019 Summer Dress made of fine imported linen, walst buttoned in the back, skirt made newest style, trimmed all round with tucks and hemstitched, Special price and ladies\u2019 Summer Outing Sults made of Dresden Muslin, shades peach red and white, blue and white, mauve and white, waist made with pouch front and tucked skirt with graduated flounce.Special price circular $2.25 in new $2.85 $3.75 SATIN RIBBON, any shade.} ALL SILK RIBBON, any shade.for it.1 in.wide.cio coe aie een on .ees 5\u20ac lin.wide.ews ses sas ses sen Gc WM.CLARK MFR, MONTREAL.1 in.vide.vee ana ere en nea ses 15° pie.wide.vee ese es sas ess aes } N.B.\u2014Have you ever tried 2M.WIA.eer cre avn are mes enn + the other jo Boers de not know ensuch th impression It is à pity that Steed ard accept the result with an equally ge! grace.i OR.CHURCH TOOK WRONG MEDIC Mistake of Ottawa Dentist Which Resulted in His Death.| TOOK ARSENIC FOR CALOMEL' He Was Removed to His Home in Aylmer, Que., Where He Died.NE (Special to the Montreal Star.) ! | i j 1 ! OTTAWA.June 4.\u2014Dr.J M.Church.dentist, died under distressing ercumstauces ut ms mother\u2019s residence, dimer.yest: day aiernon about 4 o'clock.Monday ar ternoun the doctor mho was in ill-healthi retro! to rest in hs office in the suu Lue building, corner of Bunk and Sparks Streets.Between vne and two oclovk yestendaw morning he arose to take a dose ot calomel.Ie toes a dose out of a bottle of white ar- wie stead.Real.zing lus error shortly afterwards, Dr.ther sh zuinnvned the caretaker of the torre, Me Butterworth, who secured the : oveees of Dro Potter and other physicians, I Fred Church, a brother of deveased was suthinenasd {rom Ayimer.The medical men strove with all the ski] that science could ting to bear to relieve the sufferer.He rues el from the effects of the poison and e.pre-se la strong desire to be removed to bee home in Avtrier.This wish was com- phed with and assisted by his brother.Dr.Church, anade the journey.During the day be seemed to gain strength but about two v'ehuk he Uk a turn tour the worse, He gruluaiiv > S333 >>I PIPPI PS e I ELECTRIC POWER AMPERE INDUCTION MOTORS.- .+ Suitable for Royal and La- chine Companies\u2019 circuits.THE R.ET.PRINGLE CO., LIMITED.172 Dalhousie Street, TEL.M.123t.92 2autfsa Furnished House To Let For 2 Years 1st September Next Earlier.From ur An exceptionally desirable und weil far.nished semi-detached house with geed lawn and shade trees.in the western pauurU 0 hae city, fully equipped in every respect for comfort and convenience © 13 rooms te, water heatuns.electric light, open plun.- ing .four open grates THE J.CRADOCK SIMPSON REAL ESTATE & AGENCY CO.MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING.MN xorgzl MONTREAL NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.ANNUAL FIELD DAY.Excursion to Piedmont saturday, June 7th, 1902, Tickets $1.08; children, 3c, Train will leave CP Ry.Windsor Street Station at ¢ o'clock and will stop at west.mount guing and returning.Klsseod Canadian Horses for South Africa.The cessation of hestilities tn South Africa will not interfere with the shipmeit of Lun horses from Canada during te next thirty dava These mounts have n.- rrady teen secured, but noe further purchasers will tv made.Four steamships have Len chartered to carry cargues from st John.N KR.and the first of these will sal June 16 The subsequent sailings will Le weel.ly Lake Megantic Outwara.The Flder.Dempster and Cal\u2019s Beaver line steamer Lake Mogantic sailed from Laverpreuel, at 4 o'clock yesterday aftermoum, for Montreal, with nineteen first.foru- for second and 640 steerage SMNEer Ss, togvther with 1,4% tons general cargo.The coming summer should prove a golden barvest for the London lintels, and toe huge Hotel Cevil with its tine position over: look.ng the Thames promises ta oltam a large proportion of the best of the visitors who will throng to England for the Coroua- Tion festiviues.As on The ocvaswm of the hammond Jubilee 1a 1397 the Ualanial Office has made arrangerients whereby the wheie of the Premiers to Le present dunng the Coronation will be accommadated at the Hotel Cecil.These at present include Sir Wilfrid Laurier (Domunion of Canada), Mr.Edmund Barton (Commonwealth of Austra- ha), Sir J.Gordon Sphge (Cape \u20ac ciony) Sir Albert: Hime (Natal), Sir Robert Rend {(Newfonndiand), and Mr.Richard Seldon (New Zealand.) ; The management appears to have antick pated a big season and the handsome North.crn Extension on the Strand 1s now come pleted and will be ready for occupation about the end of March.Now that te wing ts finished the hotel forms a compic:e quadran cle and mas fairly claim to te the larzest hotel in Europe, and probably a {he whole World, Special Notice.The President Buys Another Knnbe Only a few weeks ago twenty Art Kune Pranos were personally» plered be the 1° 6 for the Vatican Roome.About \u2018he time President Roosevelt apdered bee oe the White Hous at Washington, Non loot week, the Preseli nt personally sched a hardenm- Mihagany Uprstr Kat the Jar d'en board the Unit d States D spat bh fan \u201cPolehen The Preanlent expecta, wairh he fameldv, © male a eruse ot ne principal seande resaris this summer.fae which he tas purchase! the Knale Pris Whe & Empire Badbine 2470 St (atherne St.ar ele contractors for the instrumerts in Montreal \u201cre tor, mnt leave tous der vour cunrs a\" denee.until ve bave atrangst woh tou ~ tn Bros to suppl von wernoan Ne LL will ensuré wany plessant dis 8 army weather ant mabe the cients Lap py and entertaining Cali ac ow ane roms and Judes for veurseif 140 Pal $ rest, Domimien Square 12% 2 Law Try a Meal.Try a meal at The 8 Carsjer + LA.beautiful new Dining Roome [oohes and gentlemen dine here with ae ms h 7005010 as m their own homes Ths © 21 « the best obtainahle.the service re prsonit and 1efything about the place re wera) addy Han.Orchestra plume Thrine nrl tme.Try dug, speed 85e Table d'Hnte hnner.\u2014 ve = > So \u2014 the Montreal Tally Star 1s pa\u2019 Hshed by Hazh Graham.resident tu Montreal ot hong joel Streets.and broke his lex.He was .ken in the ambulance to the General forks, and all kinds of cutlery.= Hospital 281 1 lives, 163, 163 167 an! 159 St James st ( + £ + = "]