The Montreal daily star, 5 juin 1902, jeudi 5 juin 1902

[" 7m Last ~ Edition.Te WEATHER | FORECAST.\u2018Fine and wermes.ès T VOL.XXXIV, Ne 132 A CANADIAN-ENGLISH SHIPPING COMBINE.Cunard, Allan and Elder- Dempster Line Included :n Deal.MR.HUGH A.ALLAN SPEAKS Neither He Nor the Elder-Dempster People Have Heard of the Pro- : ject.as Yet The announcement that the Cunard Steamship Comiany the Allan Line and the Elder.Dempster Company had joined forces in opjvoiton to the Morgan Steamship Syndicate.created a great deal of interest in Moutrezl to-dix among shapping men.As yet neither the Allan nor the Elder.Dempster tempany have received m Montreal any oficial confirmation of the deal, but the heads of both vmpantes located in the oy pvaocunce that such a combination would be the mast natural culmination of existing affairs.Mr.Hugh A regarding the prépe-ed combination, atated that he had nat he 1d ne werd concern- mg it The orgnizction of such a combina: Alin.when scen today.; ten would pats lv have its or.@n un the other aude +f the Atlantic and it thee people were enter int such an arrangement it was being put through by the Grasgow house.MR HUGH A.ALLAN'S VIEWS.Mr.Allan then went on to speak of the immense advantages hich m ght accrue to the Morgan combination of steamships and muwavs The feeling of the Monçan ateain- ships by the Morgan railwavs would be the most natural thing mn the world.though as yet there tind mot ben one single antagon- tic move nn the part of the Trust toward Steamalaps not in the combination.The Lond: n despatih regarding the rumoured comb nation af the Allans, th Cunard and the Elder.Dempster Company.goes on to state that the objects ot the scheme are tmofeld.firstly, tr meet the Morgan combination on American ground, and secondly.to arrange a new and fast service to Canada.which will be Likely subsidized by both the Roush and Canadian governments.but nothing will be dane re garding the subsidy question until the meet- _ a line of steamers running to China, ! volved.This would have to be ratified by ing of the colonial premiere on the occasion of the coronation.BIG FAST LINE SCHEME.The fast service phase of the question, however, branches out, acco g to the Westminster Gazette.unul it takes ta *he Canadian Pacific Railway.This paper states that there is to be a fast service of mail and steamers, :n conjunction with the Capa an Pacific Rmiway, and a fleet of fast freight steamers.he mai steamers which 1t is proposed to build will be of enormous size, ble of steaming 25 knots an hcour.and ah be fully equipped for, use as armed cruisers, carrying eight quick firing six inch guns forward and aft, and broadsides of three 4.7 inch guns.The freight steamers will_be sixteen knot ves eels, carrying 6.600 to 7.000 tous dead weigat.This paper further thinks 11 probably that Milford Haven will be the port of departure of the fleet.The scheme contemplaten R and Australia fram Vancouver, Can ada and Australasia are Coo jon in naying the suhadies.The draft of the scheme involves the home government guar anteeing a small interest on the capi in- the House of Commons \u201cwhere,\u201d Westminster Garette, \u2018it will meet with opposition.\u201d CANADIAN PACIFIC FAVOURALRLE.The proposition of the Canahan Pacific says the probably Railway entering into the pro so far as a fast service is concern is by means unique.It has long been kno; Mentreal that the man: ent of Æhe C.l.R.hax seriously considered the Question of a fast steamship service between Canada and a British port.and within the\u2019 past few weeks Sir Thomas Shaughnessy/ stated that the railway might offer such a t.ut that from the great sum such an undertaking it/ must be gravely cot sidered.Sr Witham Van Horus.charman of the C P.R.executive.in an interview some ait- tle ime ago, atatal that onlv a wealthy corporation such as the Canadian Pacific Harlway could afford to take hold of an undertaking such as a fast ateamship semnce.The lon J 1.Tarte, Minister of Pub lic Works, in an interview published in yesterdays Star stated that the Canadian Pacific would be the natural feeder of a fast line.and he further stated: \u201cNot only a fast line for passengers, but a fleet of freight carmers ax well.As I remarked be fore the Morgan eyndicate 1s strong and in- ; face sor 1 woul : ister of the Crown, l do not think I can.ty that [ have any definite plan a view.= \u2014 \u2014\u2014 and we should be prepared to such combination at any moment.favour such a hime, but as a Min: fluential, It ie for the business men of this country to wake up and do something.\u201d The loaders of the new; Cunard, Allan and Flder, Dempster scheme wu london say they reconnue that the fight for freight will be severe.The British combination will mot be hampered so much by Mr.Morgan's control of the American .as by the fact that the principal fi ht steamers are in the bands of its 0 It is denied in London that Mr.ar offaed the Cunards £É11,000,000 for company.The offers did not approach that Gi he English Admiralty frais went to Liverpool privstely yesterday to consult with the officials of the Cunard Steamship Company and other ekip owners.AFRICA AND AUSTRALIA.A Hamburg corespondent telegraphe that shipping men there Veheve that the Cunard Company will come to a working arranga- ment with the Union and Castle hines in or der to secure a monopoly for the Africin trade, and that the result will he the es tablishment of new lines from the United States to Africa.ELDER DEMPSTER COMPANY.The Elder, Dempster office im Montreal.haz heard nothing official regarding the pro) ted combination of their own line the Cunard.the Allans and ihlv others.Some weeks apo Mr.David Campbell, Canadian ma ot the line, | was call- el to England Sir Alfred L.Jones, head of the been heard im on the subject by the officials iping in Montreal.They are ion, however, that euch a com- ifping men discussed thia latest phase and one remarked that \u201cthe coming together of two old conservative lines like the Allan and the Cunard vould be the most natural thing in the A C.P.R.DIRECTOR SPEARS.Sir William Van Horne, chairman of the executive of the Canadian Pacitic Railway Company.1s absent in New York, and Sir Thomas Shaughnessy.president, is absent on his tour of inspection.Mr.CR.Hosmer, one of the directors of the Canadian Pacific, aking of the project, to-day.said every Canadian having the interest of his country at heart must desire to see a good Atlantic service established.Jt was apparent to every one that this was a vital question for Canada, and its solution should not be delayed.He knew nothing regarding the rumour that the Canadian Pacific would be identified With the project.* CHIEF KENNATOSSE 1S STILL DEFIANT He LC ->oses Another Chief Who Held Converse With the the Enemy.JNDIAN DEPARTMENT, MOVES Makes Offers to the Oka Indians to Placate Them, But Advances Refused With Scorn.The Oka Indians are pleased just now.They have deposed one of their chefs, and they think the Government 12 weakeming.Today the Indians are celebrating, because var has been conucluled, between the Boers and the English, because as they av.they are glad that the King has won at last and because peace reigns.They have raised their big flag and shot off ther big cannon The name of the deposed chief 1s Amable Rossin.His crime was to go to Como oan Sunday and hold converse with one of the secretaries of the Department of Indian Affairs at (Ottawa, who had come down to see what could be done in the way of set- Wing matters amicably with the Indians._ The matter came to the ears of Chief Joseph Rennatosse Gabriel MFT THE ENEMY QUIETLY.He says.\u2018Rossin went over to meet one of the ) = enti SPE PtP 4004400 $4 HEE SEP EEE EE IHL HEI PEEP AAA HER The Ozone of Some of the Streets ++ MB.AND MRS.TOURIST IN MONTREAL (8).Energy.They Find Productive of Great +++ 0H P0000 00100 HP re THE GAVNORREENE ASE UP ONCE MORE Gaynor Makes Deposition and Counsel Files a Reply NO OFFENCE WAS COMMITTED This is the Arguraent Used by Mr.Taschereau\u2014Affidavits Submitted.QUEBEC, June 5.\u2014Colonel Affnor and Captain Greene were brought from gaol to the Court House, yesterday afternoon, where, in the presence of the clerk of the Crown, they swore to the following affidavit, in answer to the petition of the U.8.Government, to quash the writ of habeas corpus: 1.I am the petitioner for a writ of habeas corpus in the present case.9.On the 5th day of March last I amv.ed at the city of Quebec and have taken up my domicile in said city and intend to retain it therein.3.On the 15th of May last 1 waa arrested under the following circumstances: On the morning of the 15th of May last 1 was in the Hotel Chateau Frontenac, at Quebec, when one McLaughlin, of Montreal, who represented himself to be a peace officer, came to me and arrested me, under the supposed authonty of the warrant produced in this case.Upon my enquiring be fore what judge 1 was to be brought, he told me that it was Judge Chauveau.I then asked him to allow me to take my over- cost, which he refused, and he pushed me into a cab, where two other constables were sitting.The cab then started for the lower town, and [ then screamed to a friend of mine, whom 1 saw on the street, telling him that I was being kidnapped.McLaughlin then put his hand on my mouth to pre vent me irom calling.In a few minutes we reached the Richelieu wharf, and 1 was vi0- lently pushed into the boat, where | found Captain Greene.Steam was np and we left immediately.We reached Batiscan at about haif-past mx in the aîternoon.On my wäy up to Montreal Carpenter told me that he resorted to these means so as to prevent a writ of habeas corpus being served upon him, afd that he did not want a re petition of what had been done in the Eno * PROTESTED STRONGLY.5B.I was on, board of the sid tng against my will and 1 strongly protest against the treatment to which I was sub- ed.ra We reached Montreal about three o'dock in the morning of the 16th and we immediately were driven to the Windsor Hotel.At f-past bix wé were brought before Ulric Lafontaine, \u2026 at bis-house.7.Mr.Lafontaine had evidently been notified that we would appear before him early in the morning, as he was then read | to receive us.We were immediately remand.\u201ced by him, ty eel Erwin then gave a de position identifying us.8.From there we were sent back to the Windsor Hotel, and on the Sunday following, when my counsels tried to to me, access was .9 1 am credibly informed that the \"TF of habeas corpus, addressed to said S.Carpenter.way issued at Quebec, at about past three o'clock in afternoon, of 5th Mar.and we were then within the limits of the district of bee.swear that a plan has 0 get me away the district of Quebec, in which jurisdiction 1 have takem wp my domicile.11.1 verily believe that the said Ulrie Laine, Esq, bas been & party to the said - plot, and that he arranged matters.so an to remand me at an early hour after my arrival in Montreal, so as to assume jurisd:ction over me and remove me com from the whic] REPLY OF COUNSEL.Nr.Taschereau, on behalf of the ac ctsed, alwo filed hus reply to the petition of the United States Government to quash the wnits of habeas corpus.By his reply counsel for accused alleges that the writ of habeas us was issued by Ju.ge Am- rews, who bad full jurisdiction in the matter; that accused were %iclently carried away from ther domicile at Quebet, \u2018en 15th May last in virtue of a warrant ile cally issued by U.Lafontaine, of Montreal: that immediately ailer their arrest they were illegally imprisoned and detained by Carpenter on boar! the Spray, and conveyed to Montreal; that Carpenter havi refused to eubreut to the first writ ss ani then decided that the accused were no longer in his charge; the accused then found themselves in the hands of the Montreal municipal police, without knowing who detained them; that the detention commenced in ebec, was continued throughout the different districts through which they passed before arrivitg in Mentreel in virtue of the same warrant; that petitioners were deceived when arrest ed at Quebec, being led to believe that ther were going to he hrrught before a Quebec judge, while in reality immediately after ther arrest they were placed on beard the tug Spray.without granting them leave to see their counsel, and conveyed to Montreal: that when the writs of ha corpus were issued the petitioners were still in the limits of the district of Quebec; that the wnts of habeas corpus.firetly, issued were not served.because Carpenter and the mon accompanying hum refused to stop the Spray.opposite Three Rivers, although #0 required to do by High Constable Gale: that Carpenter himself admitted that all the proceedings were taken to prevent the petitioners from having re course to ha corpus proceedings: that in Montreal the accused were on allowed to communicate with their at midnight, on the intervention of Ald.Lebeuf: that the only object in taking the proceedings at the time and since the arrest of the accused were to take them away from the jurisdiction of their domicile; that the motions made to eet amde the writs of ha- beas corpus were illegal and null, and were not made by any party authorised so to do; that the present wnita of habeas corpus were only alias wnts of the first or continuation of the same and which could not be executed owing to the illegal proceed: ings of Carpenter, and in which the representatives of the ed intervenants took part.The petition concludes by stating that the petitioners did not commit any offence against the treaty between Great Britain and the United States and that all proceedings against them are illegal, null and A number of affidavits signed by High Cot stable Gale, Mr.Cannon, and others, in support of the above were aleo filed on reco - ._ Mr.Whitney's Majority.MORRISBURG.Ont, June 5.\u2014The official recount in Dundas gives Whitney JM majority over Smyth.A FREE VETERINARY BOOK.A met weeful little Vater: Book de ow attached to bottle + Fad (the great Engiup Vetere BLY Rem- je V eterinery Book comtaima instree tions from eminent V.Surgeons for the cure of Ailments affecti Horses, Duga, Cats, \\ Cattle and Condy's Fluid ie a \u2018and absolutely certain cure for Sore Shoulders.Sore Backs, Rroken Knees, Grease, Thrush, and Cracked Heels in Horses.\u2014 per, Mange, nker, and Eczema in Condy's uid can be obtained th all Chemists and Stores at about 50 cents a bottle.Re- \u201cfuse substitutes, all are inferior and some are poi Insist on having \u201cCondv'a Fluid\u201d Coady & Mitchell, of are the Ohl hmsary, .1 adjourned till 10: jurisdiction of the city of ¢, to: È I belong.> qe MÉDICAL The Women Also Recommend Pe-ru-na.Miss Blanch Grey, 174 Alabama street, Memphis, Tenn., a society woman of Memphis, writes: \u201cToa society woman whose nervous force is often taxed to the utmos et from back of rest and irvegular meals, now of nothing which is of so much benefit as Peruna.| took it a few months ago when | felt my strength giving away, and it econ made itself manitest in giving me new strength and health.\u201d \u2014Miss Blanch Grey.; Mre.X.Echneider, 2409 Thirty-seventh Place, Chicago, lll, writes: \u201cAfter taking several remedies without result, I began | year to take your valuable remedy, Peruna.I was a complete wreck.Had palpitation of the heart, cold hands and feet, female weakness, no appetite, trembling, sinking feeling nearly all the time.You said 1 was suffering from systemic catarrh.and I believe that 1 re ceived your help in the nick of time, 1 ful- lowed your directions carchully, gd can say to-day that I am well again cannot thank you enough for my cure.Peruna cures catarrh wherever located.Peruna 1s not a guess nor an experiment \u2014 it is an abeolute ecientific certainty.Pe- runa has no subetitutes\u2014no rivals.Insist upon having Peruna.A free book writton by Qp- Har on the subject of Oatarrh in its different re by Tho Porune to any æ by Tho Poruna Medicine Go.Combes, Ohio.Catarrh is a systemic didease curable only by systemic treatment.A remedy that cures catarrh must aim directly at the de pressed nerve centres.This is what Peruna does.1f you do not derive prompt and satisfac tory results from the use of Peruna wnte at once to Dr.Hartman, giving a full state went of your case and he will be pleased to give vou his valuable advice gratis.Adèress Dr.Hartman.Premdent of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, D.AMINER OF \u201cthd\u201d United \u2018States .Treasury Recom- ~~ 7+\".mends Pe-ru-na.Dr.Llewellyn Jordan.DR.LLEWELLYN JORDAN, Medical Examiner of the U.S.Treasury Department.graduate of Columbia College, and who serted three years at West l'oint, has the following to say of Peruana: \u201cAllow mo to express my gratitude to you for the benefit derived from your wonderful remedy.Ono short month bas brought forth a vast change and ! mow consider myself a well! man after months of suffering.Fellow safforers, Peruna will! cure you.: Peruna immediately invigorates the nerve: centres which give vitality to the mucous membranes.Then catarth disappears.Then catarrh is permanently cured.x21 DEATHS REPORTED | At the Star Office To-day.KAMOURASKA, Que.\u2014Edouvard Lavoie is dead.LONDON, Ont John G.Scragg died on Wednesday, aged 82.NEW CARLISLE.Que.\u2014Mr.Robert Gal fer is dead, aged 83 years * L'ANGE GARDIEN EAST, Que \u2014Ma dame Fortin 1s dead, aged 91.BEDFORD, Que \u2014Mr.R.R.Rouse, an old resident, is dead, aged ®.TORONTO, Ont.\u2014lchn Ryan.a well known sfock broker, is dead, aged 39.TORONTO.\u2014Rocco Glionna, aged 80, a retired Italian, died suddenly yesterday.ORERLIN Ohio.\u2014Jlohn Henry Barrows, president of the Oberlin Collegs.12 dead.KINGSTON.\u2014Mr.John R.Laidlaw.of the dry goods firm of Laidiaw and Son, died on Tuesdar.ROCHESTER.N.Y.\u2014John Barker, a well-known locomotive engineer, is dead, aged T5.x SCRANTON, Pa\u2014John Jermyn, millivnaire coal operator, is dead.aged years.PORTLAND, Ore.\u2014Sylvester Pennoyer, ex-governor of Orgeon, died suddenly om Friday of heart fa:lure.HAMILTON.\u2014Benjamin Frend, an old and highly respected.resident, prominent in musical cigeles, 18 dead.BARRIE, Ont.\u2014 Mrs.Annie Drment, wile of Nathaniel Dyment, the well-known horse owner, 13 dead, aged 66.TORONTO\u2014Charles Crosbie Qoing, bar rister and for the past fifteen years town soliciter, died Monday, aged £2.SIMCOE, Ont.\u2014Dr.James Hayes, for a great many years a practising physician in this town, died suddenly Saturday.ST.JORN, N.B\u2014Dr.John T.Gallivan, a well known medical man who graduated at McGill College, Montreal, 1s dead.LONDON, Ont \u2014George Powell, rendent of London for 6) years, is dead.Atwell Rrddam, grocer, is dead.ST.JOHN, N.B\u2014Charies D.Shaw, re- eretary Jourist Association, died suddenly to-day, alter an operation for appemdicitis.OTTAWA, Ont.\u2014Nr.E.D.Pariow.prin- dead, at the age of 53.; OTTAWA Almond | Ee Paull, retired architect, 18 , nx eo was for many, years secretary of St.George's Society.LONDON.\u2014 Michael Henry Williams, largest smal ae ea ee ie dead, el TORONTO.\u2014James Fi old .ndiay, er., an resident of the East End, re en- quest on the Grand Trunk , is OTTAWA \u2014Mr.R.Thackrey, ex-alder- man and formerly the bead of the Thack- ray sash and door factory, died Sunday, in his 68th year.MAX Ont.\u2014Richard McCauley, ter, died suddenly in Dundalk.iss Mary Morton, is dead in Wareham, aged twenty-nine.HAMILTON, Ont\u2014Harry Kuntz, a well known brewer, died on Wednesday from a complicati of after a somewhat prolonged illness.He was 48 years of age.TORONTO.\u2014Thomas E.Howard, ome of the oldest commercial travellers 1a Torow- to, is dead.Solomon Gage, farmer, of Beach Road, is dead, aged 67.TORONTO.\u2014 George W.Anderson, for 18 years, the Trombonist in the Grand Opera House and Hanlaa's Point orchestres, is dead.Deaths by Accidents.ST.CATHARINES, Ont.\u2014On Thursday afternoon, Thomas Cashin, an employe of the Water Works Department, was almost instantly killed.A new main is being laid on Chestnut street, and Cashin was at work in the trench when the gravel bank caved in, crushing him beneath it.UEBEC.\u2014Geo.À.Tardif, formeriy a ube m t, was killed at Broughton Station, by falling under the wheels of a train, which he attempted to board, while it was in motion.! Domestic and Foreign Missions ILLE, June 5.\u2014 The sixteenth i of the Women's Auxi- Missionary Bociety of the Church of Eng land in Canada, for the diocese of Ontario, last night in St.Thomas Church, Be A large number of delvgates re in Fin i ) Bond erday addressed the Auxiliary.s er, of the Mimion House, New York, delivered an address last night.Mgr.Falconio and Washington (Special to the Montreal Star.) OTTAWA, June 5.\u2014 Alth reports cabled from London states that Mgr.Fal conio is to be translated to Washingt to replace Cardinal Martinelli, the former bad no information of any uch change.Mgr.Falconio will take part in the celebfa- tion of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Laval University on the 18th inst.| Ohlidren Ory for eipal of the Provincial Model &c , B® | =| CASTORIA, ROYAL YEAST CAKES MOST PERFECT MADE.Wie pial LER V pTLA E.W.GILLE TORONTO, ONT.COMPANY LIMITEU 132 1 THE FRENCH CABINET.Mr.Bourgeois Has Declined to Form a Ministry.PARIS, June 5.\u2014 President Louhet ack ed M.Bourgeois to form a Cabinet to re place that of M.Waldeck-Rousseau, which d, but he declined on thé ground pat his health wa not good.M.Brisson as requested to call at the palace of the Elysee to-day.pal It is understcod that M.Loubet will offer M Bron the task of forming a new Cahinet, but in view of NM.Brisson's expressed determination not to form a abinet, nor to enter the new Ministry, the genera! expectation that M.Combes.mem of the Senate from Charente-Infe rieure, would be asked to accept this mis sion.M.Combes\u2019 Ministry will probably include the retention of M.Delcaxse.Gen.Andree and M.Legues.formerly Ministers of Foreign Aas, yar and Public Instrue on tively.the appointment of M.Crappi Radical), member of Chamber of Peputien, and a well known lawver.to the pot of Minister of Justice, and that of De uty Camille Pellitan, Radi Social Cine or Mas litan ical Socialist, as English Catholica Will Celebrate.(Special to the Montroad Star) LONDON, June 5.\u2014 The Times announces that Cardinal Vaughan and the Roman Catholic Rishops of England bave arranged for a general celebration here of the Pope's silver jubiles.For the purpose of presenting His Holiness with a tiara em.lished with precious stones ther are rang a substantial sum of money.They are ales organizing pilgrimages on an extensive srale, and preparing to hold special ceremonies in all the Roman Catholic chur ches early next year.Dr.Chase in the Lumber Camp.The Exposure and Hardships of Camp Life Bring on Kidney Diseases, Backache and Rheumatism \u2014The Lumberman's \u2018Favourite Remedy is DR.CHASE'S KIDNEY - LIVER PILLS It 1» to the teamsters, farmers, railroaders, lumbermen.above all others.that Dr.Chase's Kidner Liver Paille prove their marvellous control over kidney disease, backache and accompanying ils.Exposure to cold, dampness, sudden change of tempera- tare and the strain and jar of active, vig: otous life, frequently bring on derangements of the kidneys, bowels and bladder, and consequent pains and aches in back and limbe.\u20ac John Orr, tamberman, Trenton.Ont.tes: °° : | expoure to all sorts of ther in the ber camp, ard as a re It of the stram of my work, I became a sufferer from kidney disease, which in my case took the form of very severe pains across the back, over the kidneys and down the bipa.When in the woods cutting down trees these ns would come on me with such force that I would have to give up work and return to camp.entirely we.ue Le 12 ; Finding that a, number of the boys in camp us: Dr.Chase's Kidney Liver Pills, I decided to try them, and did so with splendid resulta, as they thorpughly cured me.1 feel like my old self again.and can work just as good as the next one.I am grateful for this cure.and honestly beheve at Dr.Chase's Kidney.Liver Pills are the greatest medicine there is for kidner die- eases.\u2018Dr.Chase's Kidner-Liver Pills have by far the largest male in Cansda of \u201csimilar preparation.They have proven t right to a place in every home ns the most thoroughly reliable medicine that science has devised.They mpt and natural in action, and pâte ond se vigorate the kd: neys, liver a bowels as no other med: cine was ever known to do.You can scarcely meet a parson but can tell you of remarkable cures brought about by this: treatment.One pill a dose, 25 certs » box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.Torcato.\u201cil (TS \u201c $10 Friday Specials.Beauriful Taffeta Silk Petticoats, latest Parisian effects, superior quality, ¥arious colors, Friday, $18 ones for $12.50.\u201c $10.00.Cream and Black, Newest styles in Summer Wash Silk Waists, Friday Special $4.00 and $4.25 tucks and Insertion, 5 dozen dainty White Lawn Shirt Waists, trimmed AT BOTH STORES.Novi-modi Wardrobes, 2364 St.Catherine Street, West.1552 St.Catherine Street, East Friday Special $1.25 Qc.oct.oci, oc*.oct, oct, oct.af af of af of af ~f OL LO i = itstrumen':s.A Great Clearing Sale of Slightly Used and Second-hand PIANOS We h.ve taken in ex hwge a numer ut sightlv u el anl second-hand pianos bo the be:t make:s, which we ar: offering at very low prices rnd oi most adlvantageous terms : Heintzman Nordhemer Knabe Webber\u201d Hallet & Co.Fox & Co.Vose & Son And many others.These pianos rango from $5) upwarda Farly applicatio-s will enaure a choice of these excellent À gre.t opportunity for parties wishing a good instrument for a summer Lome.are guar.nteed in first-clsss condition.THE MASON & RISCH PIANO CO, 246 St.Catherine St, Montreal.All IF YOU OE IR NSN i : You should try a package of Ram Lal's Pure Indian Tea.It hasa fia- vor, strength and general excellence all ita own.per lb, and remember a pound will make 200 cups.ease TEA All good grocers sell it at 50c 182 ONTARIO AND QUEBEC CONGREGATIONAL UNION.Annual Sestion Was Convened in Ottawa Yesterday\u2014The Quebec Delegates.OTTAWA.June 5.\u2014 The Soth annual meeting of Congregational Union Ontario and Quebec opened yesterday morning in the First Congregational church, with upwards of 100 lay and ministerial delegates in attendance.© prnciple business of the morning vas the election of union secretartes and com- mittess, which reeulte as follows: General secretary.Rev.J T.Daly.Maxville: minute wcretary, Bev.H.T.Thomas, Te ronto, and Rev.J.Alexander.Middleville.The secretary's report of the Canada Con- grezational Missionary Society was pre serted by Rev.W.McIntosh, of Ottawa, showing a satisfactory state of work.The discussion was ncipally on home mission work, which 1s being extensively and successfully taken up in the North: West Territories and Rritish Columbia.The treasurer's report showed the receipts to have been $11,440.12, with an expenditure about the same.The Quebec delegates in\u2019 attendance are: Rev.R.K.Rack, Gran.by: Wm.A.Burnett, Rricham: Mr.C.B.Black, Montreal.Mrs.Bousler.\u2018Granby: Rev.Wm.Collina_ Franklin Centre: Rev.G.Craik, Waterville: Dr.Creelman.Montreal: C.Cushing.Montreal: Mr.Cross, Melbourne; Rev.B.W.Day.St.Andrews: Jas.Miller.Granby: Charles Gund, Mr.Gates.St.Andrews; Mr, Gale.W aterville: Geo McGarry.Montreal; Rev.Wm.and Mre.Harvey, Montreal: Dr.fhlt.Montreal: Afr.Hibbert, St.Andrews: Thomar Moodie, Montreal.S.H.C.Miner.Granby: T.B.Macaulay, Montreal: Rev.Jno.MeKallican, Montreal: Mr.MacFarlane, Cowanaville: Mr.George MeG: .Montreal: Rev.Hugh Pedler.Montreal: Rev.A.Pollock, Dan.ville; Rev.Mr.Pritchard.Granby: Mr.J D.Richardson, Montreal; Rev.Q.Rice, Mr.Jno Richards, Rex.A.Tippett.C.T.Williams, Mr.Woodley, Dr.Warriner, Montreal.The, Victoria Fortifications VICTORIA.BR.C, June 5.\u2014 General Parsons, commander of the permanent for con in Canada, completed the inapection of the fortifieationa and troonps here yeaterdar, and in an interview declared the station the finest he had ever seen for ita mize, the only drawback being the higher cost of living and maintenance., One Thousand Men Idle.CHICAGA.MI, June 5\u2014The Mlinois Car Equipment Company's plant, at Heigeiach, a southern tuhurb of cago, wasn burned 12«t night.The company was engaged in the building of railway freight cars, and employed 1.100 men, practically the entire population of the towd The loss is eatim- ated at $1,000,000.The Guards are Coming.OTTAWA, June 5.= Lieptenant Colonel Jarvia, of the G.Gi.F.G.has received a J letter from the militia authorities in Mont- extending an invitation to that eorpe to participate in the corcaation celebration The invitation will be accepted and the June 25.] i regiment will probably leave Ottawa ou | os Fes HEADS THE LIST met EXPOARTB RND GONDENSED MILK Is at the head of the list to butter-fat (the richeat.and most wholesome rtion of milk It isespecialry adapted to all family requirements, All grocers, Rose & Laflamme.Agents.MONTREAL Life Is Not Safe When\u2018 Disease is Allowed To Ron Unchecked In Summer PAINE\u2019S CELERY COMPOUND Gives Marvellous Results When Used in June.The majority of people.young and old, too often allow sickness and disease to fnl- low them into the opening, où summer.Same have foul and stagnant blood: seme recognize the fact that kninev disease «r hver complaint bave commenced ther quiet but denily work.some are tormensie | with the agonres of rheumatism and neu raima: others are made miserable by «ii \\WARTED GP Tr Carnie AT S Wiss sxperienced oe Beery \" at steam mir, Ant 8 Vie LY FURNISHED DOUCLR Fee, Bar = Ko ai?ham June ones mill burned dunn six TANTED \u2014 SALERMA ed ta hate.; bermaids and \u201cStratham.Brockville.o™ fbn w Coiverut ; Cresta.Soctety ms IN A PRIVATE FA i DOME \u2014 cE hathnam fat ales \u2014 BRICK ROUS teet vallent water po mile fom trgt \\ - mAR accustom Sar se.Hotel Strat 129 .troatng 7 VANT FOR 2 Bell Main 2412 OOM \u2014 TO LET Anderson = 180 Ro single nom.an central ta ToL Tavrence \u2018street.ones hi, to 1% Menai) manufactures TE pee Acely to 6 DU).CO My at abc, s GENERAL SERVAN Cast R BANC 11 tidren.No.él tous fal.very 182 3 rouges jou.nores small manufac fa clothing ; l\u2019ANTED \u2014 children: a washing NXTING.PAPER #0 eh .le Tous on ce Me os ta 4 Tear WE.Cooper.Baar $1.6.snap Estate Ascar + St James AM- XD COOKS FOR DINING WW Sam io 3 afar Ÿ mu evenine oi SL \\ lANTED D Master.charges md GR IRONT RooN.HOT Wa- seen ex.RNISHED > Dominique st.Apply to W.n Cu Brown.Real L - AT ST TELES.PANTRY WOMEN.CH > V ANTED \u2014 bl 330, bar OX e from d Am.to $ er after at 2 tan.(none and a card.À se Ro \u2014 LAR Nght.all comforts deal = M E OR TWO UNF ash E ae FOR SALE .mt ACRES A River \u201cANTED \u2014 anced waltrvases.| car service.* =\" etate, best re: ter.Auer Ountarto st.OUME \u2014 ON Tate 44 Aimer st \u2014 HOUSE FOR SALE cat à Nulsngee on W hormaids ani export Brockville, Denis DANTS FUR 33 Cadieux st ; 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cit Lalas.Ke ar NCED 8AL 8 aml V work tn factory Rubd- ç ICR FOINT NS \u2014 FURNIS ter 144 Notre yore x Westmount Park.Bul\\ding.1 house an?cuibundties.James = EXPERIEN 129 & Ly VANT, era to learn the we NE ED \u2014 W IRWIN RRICK brick JROONS board, hot and cold wa 1» 3 treet.I Cc.Stock Exchange N.10.2x Fate Agent nt oi JANTES Na Ecrogute.D GENERAL SERVA) homes.Also boys to tperène street.+ W ANT ee ae de hick wih = BND, OONVE - Q AT LOD Brena, Real Fs oy \\ ladies W ED\u2014 A ane 30) Elm aveaue.x Nee St.Ca: 121 4 te.the caty tee 10 years * IN WreT Bom agate Ÿ EARY TERMS unde.Lots LET 4 UOTE a _\u2014\u2014- ENT BOY.v ANT maié bept Apply 238 ert C.Wükine, à guaranteai fa wm oe Dame \u201cEUR DOM \u2014 t doutide \u201cpare, FOR RALE\u2014 ON k house with ero te em SALE SRT rR.al Vai * - ; ART INTELLIG Star second Rleury st.bouses ail we >| ARLY FRONT DOURY ty cars à plrasan 9 ladies ur efno! = - œueutl.fine bric Boat.fine shad FoR SALE ares.Mount BR.\u2018° \"ANTED \u2014 XM a bieycle.Aves ner = E STORY OF Rieun st.; M \u2014 COMFORT board 4 Medill | couple cr two TAL.Sar Brann land.near t outside farm three dttugs.che \\ re who can tale ANG KNIFE GENTS FOR THE aa STING.RAL: 1 oO 1th or without 10 3 \u2018tar married tant E 1.++ E 16%.on ra) lawn.Just © Na : Bod utbui a PHY nee | PRACTICAL LAN tors SANTED - À ee lan pages over in TANTED - JOBS AT PAINT = nom.wl nh or without and fruit trees taxee 1 reason fe a ram \u20ac.a Moatrval Boe teal Estue traren Office = BLOUSE | YANTED \u2014 nt also coat Salei .N South Afrika.over Alston of the war \\ ANTE we hanging.aste Mans College avenue.= .mits: low taxes.Hidg WE] eur mites \u20ac OE non R N EXPERIENCED i , tter om clothing.pay Ym cl .ent complete ; ami Cana- wining.pap Call or BR.NEAR Dane Ve te sel Apaly 470 Temple FOR one-quarter Mame CANTED \u2014 AN utter Apel wo Mr Sve 2 anishers.®t encana Ruther Go > one volume.\u2018doing Teste so picture fe sired by an EE ee Pleure et Tel, OO radar Hotels ice furet SiR D BOARD.te 10 LOTS OF TAND FOR nequance cash \u2014 TE \\ anne Factory, 2 Tarpecs = at once.The Strathcona 181 2 cor volume agnifcenl premium freight nam red b reanizatn So ws PR Windsor Howl nice fur Gentlemen or ROOMS AN.~~ a JOR SALE \u2014 110 IL with cedar, birch.ln \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 EBTY FOR SAI Urite at Gault Bro , Parfitge avonue LAN every subecmier, hier: Teed NE te pay bell Mata 14 N front room, on bath fa wngle rom supen NN EN ttmber, pulp ot ILC R A = BAN PROP t CATHOLIC GIRL \u2018tx every Prospectus tree teture AGED WOMAD couple: also etc.1m 5 D DOURIT Ry k Station.«ant SUBUR >.ree FOR IRISH ul.Credit given premium pi ~\u2014 MIDDLE family married use telephone ND BOAR far ae tc.near Mouse Par hingle machin: _ - .PS CTX CNT GIRLS F *ANTED \u2014 AN ready employm- ca prospectus and 12 à ANTED Nace In grown up CU.board.home - ~ - ONS \u2014 À ished.with ; it men Tr Ener.hing Apply 10 3 © sas er OR FOR SALW Excuse VVaSÇEP, \u2014 EPS naine TE aa VVANTER te aa ri pan.oon Guelph Ont.oF V a rome ANSE PO, nen 3 Tv TO LET NICELY FU RNISHER Re com ey Auer light any in loam on So te.ache TO L 7 SSP RTE RE WATEINE AT sition, J s cod mage St.Catherine \u2018at.IRST CLASS C toon _ vom \u2014 Gat.all modern Board, alse RI Tousignant.Advoca desirable ootiag ide heli 2M RE ad Suc) ment and geod à x ny t.ar STED ~~ QOD, FIRS «work reat Montreal Rex on bath we x .MALE pA TIN plots LEFT AT Was Upper Lashige 1554 Nodte Bam wd ELITR at To Armand | fast had and rae | NA ely Eh a ae WANTED RY A FRENCH Bot Francs | cnces Bo Vittoria a.ROOKK sr.EE AND BOARD HOUSE AUT Te NOR SALE \u2014 Lachine.uv fe iart zy.Upper La + > RT LOY - PANTED \u2014 horthand 2 ory Apply F.- ve the University - 0.ON SHERR! 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hoard Q 84 se WAY use or fat for duly Sane sat.onal mete .133 y ane steady T2 Notre Dame +% 2 xr QEERATORS ater To be Sect termn te TD Dante ee entmount prefrpret 4 and Carey.| ANTED \u2014 tm wmbrella factory, also locality Addr = locality, Wes Sulpice st \u2014 Southam ar \\ and gatshere the trade Apply Shand- Jom Cie, Meatreal, = RK.Lech.\u2014 LESSONE WANTED.ARIGRT.SMART fet ogre eye and Se ony .er - TANTED \u2014 refuronesy The dn OFFICES WANTED.re ire GENERAL, CON Po EE ga Croan NA NT \u2014 Teas Mating wart \u2014 FICK VICINITY oF \\ A mercial (\\llustrating.oy toi-Ste y TANTED - SMALL OF .Tel.Rig, À rma a BO A, Star Stock I Br Brand vent moderate DA \\ monthly.Ps ¢ RRA ve\u201d te AN ud ee IR i STREET GOSSIP we STOCK # HS < EXCHANGE Ru Ei Now that the first respond to the mewe of .8 À which will accrue will eventually sek e may be a little gow, but t Lond been liited from Great Br.gold {rom the African mines ensure vment in that .The procem \"situation 1« likely to be all che better for that.on would be Likely the first to fell the improved conditions, but m time it must, in the natural course of ena, extend to other markejs.A great strain u's shoulders and Thursday, June 5.warkets Star Office, of regret over the inability of the stock peace in South Africa have viction is becoming & euttèesl ome that soner or later t trom the end of the war must in time bo reflected on the markets.Although peace had been gradually discounted, as was natural, it ia pointed out that a great deal of maney which had stacks away, the coa- wnmense benefits direction the return of the willow a More secure monetary position.i i 20009066 ÈO® SOE RIBS RREF TORIES © The dealings tn this market yesterday In the shares ff the Iwtroit United Railway.amounting to 1,3% shares constitulod.20 it ts hinted, the inauguration of a hull movement uf same note tn the stock Some Montrealers have been interested In the Stock for some time, but heretofore nn grcciat effort was made to get the publie teresteé in the quopery.Evidences have not been lacking for some time past that something as doing tn thal omnes: tian, letters having been widely pubiished claiming that fur a 4 per cent.dinhlend Paying stock selling arvund 3 it was very Sher god sized Block of the stock has brought here from New York, @nd already a fair numder of loval spé uiators have taken a throw at it The corporation ls a comhnation of a or mare electric rads nn and arcund t and is capitaitee] at NMA AU common stock The tata! Honded Indebtedness of the company ts FI VAN about Balt of which fall Jue for payment in 1996 Ja February.18 the congany authorized @ +12 Tr cent.gli morgage, duc 198 for $B OMAR.of Which $IANA were tv be reserved to retire underiving bonds and FLOAAD to be avalalie {or the com pn purpuasvs.11 is cnderstood that the abilities of the Exvrett-Mnore avndicate.which controlled the property.blacked the completion of th.t arrangrment.In 299% the gross carn:i gx were TMS IT, and net earnings £1.52 26 The fixed charges were SRI.and the surpius SETA.The earns ings show contin odd civass the sur plus in la having been SIAL The dealings tn Detrait United In Wall Etreet yesturiay rachel a total of 8 shares.ard the highest price was 8 1-4 the inwve: 7 1-2.and the closing TN The New York Post ace: unts for the Fise hy the following\" \u201cI'he sharp rise in vtt Unit ed Railway was due to the Asarption of the small faatunyg spp y inside Ine tereats.Yesterday's reaction in Canadian Facific 13; constitute a reaction of 5 12 nts from the highest, but notwithstand- ap the heaviness the hull syndicate as sures the public that the conditions are only temporary, and better things are still An stare for the stock.One of the latest efforts af the ayndicate's publicity department is contained in the (oilowing despatch from Tororts tv a New York news agency.It ia telieved in good quarters here that the dividend on Canadian Pacts fic tor the hailf-vcar now drawing to a close will te 3 pet cent.and that a bonus of 1 per cent will he paid out af land aal-s fund, thus placing the stock on a T per cent.hasia There will be a clear surplus in the land f:2d of the company of be tween $1.TLAN and ARAN by June MM Tao a 1 per cent.bonus tt would require amt The land sales fund is owing at an extrauntinary rate.Sales will continue until the whole of the land holdings, estimated to be worth $2 aaa is converts fate cafh.It is computed that should this fund he allowed to grow until the lands are dispraed af there would be auffivtent te retire the entire twunded dedt of the Ca- Badtian Pacitic Rallway ™ Tor a full day ta Su street dealings In Mme shares et nadian Pacific constituted à nrtty prod showing They we tn fact the largest in any one stock for the day.The was heavy towards the close and down to 15% closing at 13%, Speaking of yesterday's market in London.à cable says: \u201cThere was continued and disappointing depression.The speculative account has shown itself to be weak, and ne purchasing Ms in evidence from the reneral publie.In the case of Kaffirs, the nrosition was further weakened by the fact that a number of options are due to ma ture at the end of the month.There was some bear selling.\u201d Speculative activity on the Toronto Stock Exchange yesterday was on à smaller ocate than the average.following the dulness ot foreign exchanges.Price © ve were narrow and unimportant.with investment issues Mowing a strong undertone.General opinion favours an upward movement on the removal of factors which are re- sirfeting activity In foreign marketa OC.IR.followed the fractional declines tn foreign markets, though with no abatement of activity The stock was traded In to the extent of over SW shares, selling down from 18% ta 197.New stock was firm at 133 to 132 with about 3 shares changing hands.Lake Superior showed rather more than usual activity, with sates of IN sharve at hetween 34 and My.Sireez rumour has it there will shortly be developments in this issus Toranto Rlees tric was firm at IX.and Cable at I1M qu Talenhane sold at 160%.and rights at TM.Nota Scotia Steel declined 34 to LR.There was a sharp difference between the month of Nay In the New York stock market.and the carresponding month of last vear as to dealings in stocks In May of 1901 the greatest panic in the history of the Stock Exchange occurred and resulted in tremendous speculation.The number of shares dealt in during that month was tearlvy BHA while last month, when more or less narmal conditions prevalled, the number dealt In was only about 1X300- me Figures compiled hy the New Tork Jour ral of Commerce regarding capital issued dv new carparations in the Eastern Statea during May show a decronse af I078.00) from April and A decrease of NS 104.000 from Mav.13.For the five campleted months the ennrmous decrease of SNM is shown Distribution 0° last month's cant tal issues, according to place of tncarpar ation.was as follows New Jersey, $1M.- Ww Delaware, $4.0a; New York, IK Ia; SMES, $SS Sade: Pennsylvania, R- te.M chusetts.31.00 The T.ondnn and Faris Exchange, Limited (Farker & Co., Toronto), cable yesterday auntes South African stocks: Éhartered .\u2026.RER EEE £3109 Rarnatas .ss.vsses vus vores 4 20 Juhnnies .\u2026.vee a Se ten ser eas 3X0 Rands ©.272000 esa0ss .12150 eas eus Lien sens as aes 2126 Herdersons .\u2026 4 su es ae S28 Kaffir Consols .2190 Randfontein Estates .gra Rose of Sharon .149 Buluwaros .aos asses oe .TR Salisbury Méatricts iver we oven oe rns Bell's Transvaal .vc sone aon 1126 Hetdelbergs .su .129 Klerksdorp .21 1 us - %$ Tragpectors of Mataheleland .\u2026.ns NOTABLE DECLINES IN STOCK PRICES Canadian Pacific ana Montrea.Street Lead- \u2018ng Features DETROIT UNITED IS ACTIVE Large Interests in the Stock Said to Have Solid Out on the Recent Rise.The corrreporderts of the Montreal Star tn Wal! Street and on they Chicago Board of Trade report that stocks were heavy, whiie wheat was easier In the local market stocks were euater Vestenlay's sal-s on the New Yark Stock Eachangs were INL shares Trading was fairiy active in stocks this marning on the dectine, but the only 1m- portant price changes were in Canadian Facific and Montreal! Seen Twtrait Unit ed Ratlway continued an active feature at 8 and a fraction over In connection with that stock it fs now aatd the Hierett- Mears syndicates has diapue d of Xow Bhares on the rise.aml another message | fram Cincinnat: says that local interests An that city which held I WD shares are he- Jieved to have said out on the advance.The decline in Canadian Pacific was the mast important feature of the market.Tha London cable was down lly to 18 the gen: eral list of Americans being weaker.The weak close in Wall Street veaierdau aix doubtices had an effect An weakenirg the price.The local market apened at IX a point decline en yesterday's chwing.and eventually acld down on the reaching of Stop onders to 1344.After that level Nat been reached the price atrengthencd to 18% Local conditions seemed to have been such as to depress the price lower than Wall Streets level where It did not go under 133 Manv stories were current to account for the decline.Including bears playing tricks on bulls and = forth.Talk of the bul! pool realizing and so on were among the Int The fpecial Carrespondent of the Star a Wall Street wires as follows: In explanation of the two paint break In Canadian Pacific yesterday it was said members of the Montreal pont had heen liquidating their holdings much to the discoamfiture of Toronto eperators wha, it is reported, have heen urging Montrealers to hold tar at least IA On the decline vesterday the During was sald to be better than the selling It i» paid in Toronto that a Montreal pool which was caught short some time ago je reported ta have taken the bear side again and same of the veiling In Wall Street w ascribed thereta Parties in To- routo who were disappointed! at not being able to make on the peace news have become dellers, and have helped to depress the price.Montreal Street declined two points to Ka Dealings accompanying the decline Piles BITLINE and abeotute cn et freres tbe vers a te ee Te Pace te SL rl Ser Or!'Chase*s Ointment were not heavy.amounting to about aw shares.No special reason was given tô account for the drop, but it was hinted that profit-taking on the part of the bulls who recently ltfted the stock was largely responsible.There was very lttie change in the rest of the market.Power was inclined to be heavy, and sold down to IC to 10% cam- pared with 10% at the clause yeeterdas.Darminton Coal sold at 1 Dominion Cotton at 14.Dominton Steel at 58 and Twin City at 1300 Molsons Bank was a strong fcature at As Messrs.LL J.Forget and Co's London cable to-day quoted: Grand Trunk first RSA, second, NA; third.OR, Canadian Pacific, 140 J Grand Trunk Rallway system earnings from the 2nd to the 3st of May: à RER RAT 1.+ esssous +.avatars sees wees SMW Increase .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 .\u2026.crises BT SH The Montreal Clearing House returns of bank clearings for to-day are RMR | Montreal Street Rallway earnings yester- dav were KASS, a decrease of FOIS The weekly statement of the Rank of Énæland shows the following changes: Total reserve, increamd .Ge ENO Cleculation, Increased ov M1000 Bullion, tncreased oo.oe 0 Other securities, decreased .2851.00 Other deposits decreased .\u2026.2172.00 Publte deposits, decreased .NI.Notes reserve, increased - By.o0 Government securitire.increased.Xow The proportion of the Rank of England's reserve to lability ta R08 per cent.Last week it was 468 per cent.Rate of discount unchanged at 3 per cent.In New York at noon, money on call was quite at % per cent.Prime mercantile paver.4 to 4 per cent.Sterling exchange.tirm at 4.57 3-8 to 4.57% for demand.and at MY to 4.55 for sixty days Posted ate.4.85% to 4.5% and 3 NN tu 4.8% Commercial bile, 4.84% to 4.S\\., New York holders of the securities af the Webb-Meyer properties are hecoming \\m- patient over the delay of the Webb-Meyer faction in making things clear, and their failure to secure definite information as tc the plans of Mever and his assoclates A statement is given out Intimating that District Attorney Jerome be applied to to take action In the matter.Mesers J.S Bache & Ca, of New York, send the following advices to thelr Montreal manager, Mr.C.D Monk: Amertcana in London flat at slight reces- siens Rank of England rate unchal .Anthracite strikers beginning to show leas peacabie dw tion, otherwise little change in situatio¥=\u2014Jron Age says with gratification it commehts upon prospect that threatened strike among blast furnace hands in Shenando and Mahoning val- Iv) 8 has apparently failed.The anthracite trade caused aome blowl out in the east and may lvad to more and probably means a further rellance upon foreign markets Strel continues very séarce t te stated that the Everett-Moare ayndicate has dis- of more than N00 shares of Its ings in Detroit United Street Rallway at from 71 to © 1-2 Rafiroad Interests Wuying into P news fairly favourable.R ahout 10 per cent demand for ref dry earnings ma \u2018 show nn total stock.Active sugar.Car and Foun- e rroû showing.Mesara J R Ficken & Ca.stock and exchange hrokers, to-day received the following New York advices over thelr spe clal wire: The market ta still exceedingly dull, and while pressure ta alightiy easter, the tone, with but few exceptions, de firm.There as continued, tau ation tn Canadian Pacific on ef that all the benefits accruing from the larré-egire had already been d unted in the recent advance Corn products was heavy, other active te- suce were Coalera and Grangera Steels and C T, but changes were not noteworthy.London was no factor.and proue interest was again lacking.Sterling \u2014 little easier au A | esars.rnett «a.stock brokers, have received the following New York ad- vices: Cotamiseten houses reported a inact- tve day.but were by no means bearish.They thought that the anthracite coal strike was to some extent checking pu THE MONTREAL DAILY _STAR\u2014THURSDAY.certe, but considered that thelr Hog yrs from active apoouative interests tu other departments.The semi-professional element seemed te be taking hold of amy Active apeciaity, and perhaps selling the Paliroad stocks short against such purchases houses thought that London has taken no positive attitude om the market.National Park Bank loaned one millon at 3 per cent.The Montreal clearing house statement te ta or week ending June BRA, ° .YJ ees SILETLSN Cee Mes na ARs ase ses bee Corresponding week 198 .REGEN Corresponding week.1309 .WLM Corresponding week 1898 .16.154,38 Montreal exchange pate New York funda, between ks, 3-44 to 5-0 dis ; counter, 1-8 prem.: sterling ® days.between banka 8 31-33 to 9 1-82 ; counter, d 8-8 : do.demand, between banks 9 17-32 ta 9 916; counter, § 7-8 : do, cables, be tween banka, 9 58 te 9 11-16; counter, 10: Paris france, long, between banks, 8.08 34: & short.between banks.8.06 7-8 ; counter, Morning Sales.Canadtan Pacific\u2014T750 at 196 100 at ne Na I tt IS at Ds ao st 18 at 18, at A a 1954.150 at 155%.M0 at 155% 100 at 195%.Bat 18%.New Pactfic-80 at 129.50 at 139% M3 at 1 20 at 190, IN at 1D.Rominton Coal\u20148 at 180.Bell Telephone rights\u201428 at TG 171% at 1.Street Rallway\u201435 at 30, 30 at IY.10 at 279 200 at 278%, 95 at TS.M at TR.Twin City _righta\u20140 at IN.Bell Telephone\u201410 ak 188%.3 at 19.Power\u201430 at 100%.5 at 0B.100 at 102 3-3, : Be at 100%.Dominion Cotton\u2014T5 at 81%.Richeljeu\u2014IlsS at 113.Dominion Steel\u201480 at 5.Toronto Ralls\u201450 at 12% 35 at 13, 3 at .Nova Scotia Steel-3 at 110.Virtue\u2014tôd at 11.Detroit Untted Railway\u2014688 at 80 \u20ac3 at KRG, 15 at 52.50 at SON.100 at 80%.100 at 80, 35 at D SE 60 at 204.80 at 204.19 at City xr\u2014100 at 119%.135 at 1286 alifax Tram\u2014i at 110.Pominion Bteel bonda\u2014316.0600 at WY.WN at %.Cable bonds\u201482000 at a Hochelaga Bank\u20141 at ] Molsons Bank\u20144 at Né.Merchants Bank\u20145 at 188.WHEAT IS STEAD Prices Showed Very Little To-day\u2014U.S.Pacific Coast Flour Mills May Consolidate.The Liverpool wheat market was firmer to~day.the closing being 1-84 at bs 10 344 for July.and ta 0 $84 for t.Antwerp was steady at 17 3-8 for No.2 red winter.The Farts market was 10 stronger.June closing at 23, and Sept.and Dec.at 145 London reported Australian wheat, ar rived, 2s paid: No.1 northern spring.July, Fe 10 1-30 patd: June, 13 6d paid.Man Inspection: Walla Walla, arrived, 3s Dati, Ses 3d sellers, | Clowdy weather tm England and France Chicago quoted July options at noon as follows: Wheat, 1-8c down at 71 3-4c : com.3-5¢ up at \u20ac1 1-8¢ ; oats, 1-X up at B 7-2.Steps toward Integral the fouring mill business of the Pacific, which were taken a few weeks ago, are believed to be making progress, though those actively in the movement fur a new combination will not give out any news of the matter, says Exprées Compantés Crop | the finden Mitier, of 8t.Louis The small country mills are impressed with the aig- | nificance of the enterprise.and many of them are seeking to sell Lo the large concerns before the consolidation shall be fully organized.fearing that the competition ' will be too strong after that.A few of : the smaller ones look upon the consolida- | tion as one likely to tmprove the entire | milling situation.They say that the cam- ; Wnation will be able to put prices at a ; gure that will leave mare profit for the | millers, both big and little, and this will i be beneficial to all The effect upon consumption ts not considered in this calcula- Won, however, i LOCAL MARKETS \u2014Sales of No.2 cats were made to-day at & 1-3 to 4 ¥4c and 4%¢ in store.Demand for them fis pretty fair.Manitoba No.,1 northern wheat, in store at Fort Willam ts quoted at Ac ; Na 2 Tic ; No.2 oata, & 1-2 to #¢ in store tor tocal use.Peas are reported at & 1-2 aficat.Buckwheat was 65¢ basis aficat No, Q nee afioat.No.barley, Sic afloat.FEED\u2014Quotationa in cer lota on track: Manitoba bran.in bags, $19 to 30 ; shorts, Lags 372 ; Ontario bran, in bulk, 88d to $19; shorts are scarce at $21 to 322 tn bulk: middiings, $23 to $33; moullie, 323 to $%, ac- Court of the City of Montreal.Phil alntift, vs.Dame Eleanor Dunham.Defendant Om the 14th day of June Instant.1902, at tenn of the clock Im the frrennon.at the domicile and place of business of sali De- tendant.Na 18 Victaria ftreet, In the ity of Montreal, will be sold by authority of Justice, all the goods.chatteln and effects of sald Defendant, seized In lig ee hana on ehold furnitu ¢ fiztu na, of ora cash H LAJEUNESSE, rR Mont: real.8th June, 1002.Tage.LIFFS SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUE.BT District of Montreal Na.9081 Circuit Court.leon Benecal.Plaintiff, vx Laut Distta, Defendant.Um the 14th day of June, IE, at ten nf the check in the forenoon, at the domicile of raid Defendant.No.1204 On- tarto mt, tn the City of Montreal.will bs sold.hy authority of Justice, all the goods ard chattels of the pal Detendant.seized In this cause, consist! at household furniture.Con lone cash.AUG.WATIER, RRC Montreal] ath June.IMMO AJ A R SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF QUE.AILIFF brie af Montreal No.NI68.Ctr- cult Court.A Deschamps Plaintiff.ve.J.O.Goyette, Defendant.On the 14th day of June, 1902, at ten of the clock In the forennon, at the domicile of said Defendant.No.523 Charle- voix street.In the City of Montreal will be sold.by authority of Justice, all the unie and chatteln of the sald Defendant.relv=i in this cause, consisting of bousehold furniture and plane, Conditions cash.F.X CHAM- PAGNK BR BR C Montreal.êth June.112 otaries MONEY T* LOAN.WITHOUT ERDORSER ORI ECURITY.ALARIED PEOPLE CAN ORT MONEY ON wi endorusr of wer: all bust- ness tial.MONTREAL CREDIT COMPANY.104 Teme ple Building.185 St.James at.«es ane to, retail Money Loaned Zrii hoarding houses, reaiding in city or suburbe Solr.without secaritr: en Largest ness in 43 ncdpal cit TOLMAN, 817 New \u2018Armes.101 of York Life Building, I\u2019lace 4 We Loan Foney at the Lowest Rates in The City en housshoid furniture.plance, er gans, horses and carriages.without publicity or removing the \"e loan In sums from $10 to $1000, from là to 12 monthe.We give lid wet diwcunts Hf before due.Your dealings with us strictly - vate.as we know yeu would w By courtroua treatment and Fair, Munest Mealins.we are galning new customers every day.Yow should be among them Call and investigate.We will de sd to talk the matter over wi you, or telephone us, Bell 3061 Main.and we will cond one of our agents to see you Montreal Loan & Brokerage Co, Room 204, New York Life Bulldiag, Our.BL James SL ani Place 1' > rues 33 CHASM.KE.CAMPBELL, Mgr.i383 ut A A AA LA CD 4 SV SN GA M PATENT SOLICITORS.INVENTIONS PATENTED AND TRADE MARKS REGISTERED IN ALL COUNTRIES OWEN N, EVANS, WT eed (2) \\ Femple Building.Meutreal Wes icit the tusness of Nauutacturer re and others who realize the advisability of aving their Patent business trapesctes! by Rx- perta Prelim nary advice free.Charges rate.Our inventnre' Help, 123 pages, sent u request.Marion & Marion, New York Life Bldg.Montreal : apd Washington, DC, U8 A.STEEL AKD IRON.ee Street, William Abbott, 3342045 feront Celctrated \u201cNova\u201d Rapid Turning Steel.(tee article In frvue 2tth May.) Cold Rolled Spring Steal a specialty.PRINTING.should try Quick Printing\u2014Yo\" theui try vou want a \u201crush job\u201d in offre printing or stationery.Fast prvest< good orinters.J eph Fortier.3 James ce LAN RY COUNTRIES BEAUDRY 4 BROWN Orar Ettsozune Ano Lane Bunvevens er 8°.James Sr.MonTheas FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO.CANADA LIFE RUILDING, Montreal Also Toronto, Ottawa and Washington. fat À \"AL a DE Pa Pa NES: - - AS - ; \u201cot * .Cet * .2 ; + - £0 .\u20ac + .; Te VL .; SAN -~ Lo .?x CORONATION FORGE NAS AEVIENED By Major General O'Grady Haly at St.Joseph de Levis .SOME SECTIONS\u201d SENT HOME The Heavy Rains and the Cold Weather Has Made it Unpleasant in Camp.\u2014 tmp.Cnn JOHN MURPHY & CO.'S ADVERTISEMENT.Ready Belt I It Holds the Skirt up.It Holds the Waist Down.Makes the waist line smaller and is always ready for use The Borrast Warehouse DRESS GOODS SALE \u2018Our Dress Goods floor will be crowded to-morrow and Saturday with eager and delighted buyers.The offerings this week are wonderful in their price littleness.Cotton Dress Goods, , A .{Special to the Montreal Star) 15 Cents a Yard.We wil! demonstrate and show the usefulness of this QUEBEC.June 5\u2014This morning the ! i - Many fabrice in the assortment worth as high as forty-five cents.belt at table in our Notion Department on ground floor om, a.Inclnded in the showing are\u2014 BLACK OPES.WORK MUSLINS.STRIP- Mall Orders Receive Prempt Attention.Mail Orders Recelve Prompt Attention.The Always Look at the Bargains in Silks An Advantageous Purchase Brings You.About 2000 yards of Fancy Corded Striped Japanese Silks, with embroidered and embossed spots, that will be put upon sale as soon as the establishment opens in the morning 35c and will be sold so long as the supply holds out.at per yard .Regular value of these goods.Sc yard All good colours: Rose and White, Old Rose and White, Bky and White, Gray $ J and White, Bluet and White.Royal and White, Mauve and White.\u201cProcrastination is the thief of bargains,\u201d therefore, plan to get here early, at.2eme on Friday and Saturday, therefore Come and See This Really Useful Belt ! Levis, and to-morrow afterncon a flag will | be presante:t the men by Mrs.8.Nordher ED AND CHECKED ZEPHYRS, STRIPED SILK MIXED ZEPHYRS.WOVEN COLOGRED STRIPES, on white grounds, and a range of STRIPED MERCERIZED SATEENS for Summer Underakirte.Several Snaps mer.Mrs.J.J.Davidson.Mrs, Bruce and Ladies\u2019 Summer Costumes-Some re Eu tem; mix 211 Wool Dress Goods rn From The Boys\u2019 Tailored Costumes.| Special Lines De SAR Corvastion Con 25 Cents.Marked Down in Price.© J0yS THE RIGGEST SALE OX RECORD on First Ficer.tingeat are daily drnikug at sheir = Clothing Dept.o> RbCl URDAY lines for FRIDAY and RAT.\u2014\u2014__ camp, dt.Joseph de Levis, and will embark Look at the class of Fabrics.S à t col 2 \\ards fancv Blouse Silks, assorted | pecial line of Muslin Costumes, mzes 32.34, and 36.ar white.black and different co ; « on the Paruuan on >aturday might, being SERGES.in black.navv.green.brown and reseda.ots; it's an assorted lot.The original price of the cheapest (ostume was Children\u2019s White Pique Washing $0 Cheviat Cloth Costumes for 82 98 far urs Lod Querne.imported lot = mspected to-dwy by the General and by CASHMFERES.in brown and fawn.; £3.50; all now reduced ta, each.- 82.935 Tams, with gilt lettered name r te ; 2 LR\" vUsford Gray Tweed Costumes ver vard 30c His Excellency the Governor General.New TWEED DRESS GOODS (Summer weights), in pretty checks; and Lawn and fine Print Costumes.mm black and white hgh: blue and \u201cwhite, navy and bends .150 for .- 8395 The balance of our Stik Stripe Challien unidorms are being scrved out to some of the BLACK AND COLOURED LUSTRES.white, dod pink and w bite, also al Shite Skirt in the an flare style.with Children\u2019s white Duck Tame, names Nm Lila.x \u2018and Navy Vieuna will be offered on Friday an ur- en an wo or ree Of e detachmen \u2019 gradua ounce, mm with white pique ouse Wt arge on bands lettered in gilt 17e Serk- Costumes for 495 dav at.per vard .19e who were quite unit to accompany the con- : ° collar trimmed with White pique.\u2026.\u2026.ee eee 82.98 bands gilt.= 8e» Grav Homes in Costumes Bam Vards tack Lace Stripe Dress Mus- tingent have been sent home.lack Mo airs Lawn Costumes, im plain colors, blue, navy.\u2018pink and\u2019 white.Graduated flonnce skirt.Bovs' Peak Caps.checked Tweed.lined for ; 25 95 uns, thas lot will be sold at only.per ro apr Lockburn \\, C.Sho was one of , 9 } row of white lawn trimming on flounce: 20 rows cf white lawn *rapping 9 throughout.Former 19c values.1 fu WG .Ne Piaue ait ! the officers select or the contingent.w J .around skirt, extending from waist to about 6 inches below hips.ouse made or each.or for .se i for 6 ray Hymespun Costumes 95 A ot ot tancy Dress Pique white wih | understood to be down with aervous pros.29 Cents.fall, wih hy white lawn strapping back and front.collar and, ca ns os Boys\u2019 navy blue Se pee Pants.Lned, Sizes ff there Costumes, 32 3 at out, this line we offer at.per alivh and consequently unable to go.He |- | trimmed with white lawn .° or in dark faney Tw unhned.4 in re he cs umes 23.8.3 vard .LL ae ans re » replaced by Major Forrester.Forty \u201cSIX Inches eT black Bo nr, poi a material Linen Crash Skirts, full flare, three clusters of conting.the topmost consisting of 7 Ages 4 to ld vears .89c Coloured All-Waol Costume Cheviot, The men of the contingent have been sui: for Rathine { puits à aids\u2019 Dresses, regularly rows, the second cluster of 4 rows, and mw the lowest there are 3 rows.Be: Bove: Knee Pants.in nave blue Serge or ; colours.navy blue.cardinal brown fering very severely lor some days past from The abote pnee is for Friday and Saturday, ONLY.tween each cluster there is a space of 4 in.44 \u2026.$1-59 fancy checked or striped Tweed Fined ] NA nie assortment of Chydren's Print Red MYFHS.WBie they Gast.per tard the cary ed and cold.When Surgeon White Duck Skirt, 1 row embroidery insertion around spartottom.2 2 rows run- i throughout.Well worth 75e: { Tress: sizes from 4 years ta MH a0 Rleached Linen Detnask Tae further taire us TEE | Shiected à Les Fanc Silks ning lengthwise op each side.\u201ces \u201cpH .2.85 for.= 49e } { Vars, prices from .A5 le En ere have been removed into he buts au =.y y = Fishermen's Straw \u2018Hats.plain or faner BEM SM RS 5 5 and &.ceeph.euge .straws, pointed crown.Each 15e | d The balares 0\u20ac our Ne I Te ot At DT Peine dc boire 59 cents : Millinery Dept.\u2014Seldom Able to Give so and TINT 19.i Wrappers to clear at .Exmnies $ cloth for $4.IX for $2 Cone! Pella m the Md ne fe 0 The A two days\u2019 sale of Fancy Silk s\u2014lavely goods\u2014all splendid colours.and v - Dal} s Sun Hats LL Lee Le ae à 5e ] Light Urst Gingham à M ui Oo or erent detachments are ran as follows: f me Iresces, all oy Nish and rotin Ou.: Tail Siar from 1 to 30 noce.prices en anons b th Nhe right of though heht un weight.of excellent wearing capacity, rale blue, navy hiue.Much Value For so Small a Price.ery tte stvles « © 1 ollow MSA; > Jn pretty Ty =.from Co 81 90 from 8135 to H0 per dozen.p Canadien Unread Hoe.ane \u20ac en the bluette.dove gray.seal brown, pink and old rase, with white open work stripes.Foliage and Flowers, worth from 15e ta 25e ner bunch.clearing at.© .< DES ant ee awit red > Lares l.ambrequin Curtain Nets.as- Horse, and the North-\\West Mounted Pohee.Corded Striped Louisines, the following ground tints, with white woven A mice sortment of Flowers, at.per bunch rer This « ummer Routeh Gimepams.Bl > © a, sortes , - 3 « > AR ! choice of tis Tot only.49° © chaice OF the Tot.for.por Fare.te Se ner Girmeon aller.In sipes\u2014pale blue.mink.= 1d aol ud green.lavender.mauve and dark gray: Roses in pa ve See aod Jel.mounted 1 in eroups, \u201cwith foliage.w orth 13¢ .' \u2018 Ci : .© qT price.! Corns.whe Mqunted Rifles.eratbconas und uaual moderate price was Tie for both lines.Friday and Sat- 39¢ Babies Muslin Hats and Ronnets\u2014 need to be.laundered.a Thee have become Corset 1S dN appear w hahha Toto oe slightly soiled from being handled.Worth 2 and 3 tunes the clearing price.! BASEMENT SPECIALS À few Corded Wash Silks at.37e 3 ach .Co 2 SC Extra Val | - à.e 3 A lot of Straw Hats.\u2018suitable \u2018for ladies and \u2018children.for rough wear in the + ue.- à THE METHODIST\u2019 CONFERENCE.Bo s\u2019 C Clothing country.Nat the newest shapes, nor the newest price.Take your pk at.ne It is made of good Net.with coutil strips.OUR SPECIAI.WASH-DAY OUTFIT.- y 9 each.: es > : « and trimmed with lace.Sizes 0 complete for all washings.the set The Business Has Been Completed\u2014 FIRST FLOOR.Ladies\u2019 Fancy Straw Hats.\u2018mixed: each.er tee ter ee tee eee SOC from 18 1026 .29¢ | 1 Rotler, worth .LL 2.1 11 11 Me Changes of Stationing Committes.Three hundred Bora\u2019 & be cleared at the foll : 1 Dipper.worth .ame ree hun ta\u2019 Suits to ea at the foi owing prices\u2014 .5 dozen Cinthespina, worth\u2019 oe {Special to the Montreal Star.) Two-Piece Suits.regular prices K2.00 to 50.for .212 es 43 = 1 hottie Ammonia.ort So Se SHERBROOKE.June The Methodist Two Piece Suite, regular prices $3.65 to BWM, for.LoL Ll 83 Three.Money Saving Onportunities in Good Soap Sc Cake 3-Ih package Gold Dust Powder.Conference has completed b d Two-Piece Suits.regular prices 84.50 to $475.for.\u2026.\u2026 Ÿ\u2014-50 - 9 .worth =e \u201c\" x el rte business an | Two-Piece Suite, regular prices 84.75 tn 49, for.oo.$3.73 Ladies Blouses .1 good Scrum Hrush, worth 15e lois faery of those in attendance have Tro Pisce Suits.regular prices 830 ta 3.0, for.o.oo ee.She ® ° ° Usual price.1s more.?large bars Climax Seap.worth .Ne for Ihewr respective homes.Letore ad Two-Piece Suite, regular prices $650 to 8850, for.2.R393 Colored Print Rloûses.figured or striped designs.all good colors.Large sizes Olive O and Lemon Tailet Soap, \u2018 = Regular peice.ae me eis he Three-Piece Suite.regular prices $5.75 10 pi 30 foro.4 242 eel ae 4.50 only, 3 tn 48 Reduced to PT eee Se cake, or per dou cabes | ap.300 SPECIAL PRICE FOR THE ENTIRE OUTFIT, pa.neunced as follows: Three Frece Jee ren prices as te pas for.Cer een eee as 1.93 Ladies Wine Len Rlonses.12 hemstiched tucks, | i k aud front.tucked ose Lilac Blossom, Daisy Glveerine, or Vaylors 725 for.LL 221 Le 3 < iro © .Montreal District.Additional te above generous reductions a SILK UNION JACK.enclosed Ladies\u2019 W jte Ln, Blovses, T6 tucks down iront.and 2 clusters of 5 tucks In ar, Soap.also Palm Sea.Per ! Sherbrooke Street\u2014The Rev.T.G.Wi- na Carrider Case, will be given with every boy's suit purchased on Friday the back.tucked collar and plain cuffs.Sizes X2 to © Reduced price.69e ra e.o A \u20ac | 4 a 5e ams, .an turday.arima\u2019s German Cologne.sua : Ceatenar_The Rev.D.Winter.price, 25¢ bottle: for .18c St.+ > .Three Rivers\u2014_The Bev.TY nr.\u201cSummer Sale of Ladies\u2019 Underwear and Hosiery==-A is, fr of Household Am 9 Mat:lda Distriet.* .- Matis Sowh-The Rev EW.§ Muslin Underwear, Lengthy List of Interesting Values.\u201cfera The Rev.Tac Hall ER SECOND FLOOR.Ladies\u2019 white ribbed Cotton Vests, short sleeves.Regular price 15: our 12% Four Items.vachester Springs\u2014 v.À.un- ooo price.\u2026.: © ; .\"Ne hnette\u2014The R W.Rane some ie.Tut .oad aera) ert on all lines.Some qualitres short of Ladi white ribbed Cotton Vests.short \u201cdlceves.and shoulder ot sec Upon which there's less than usual Mouli .; d e \u20ac ; ™ .rd Dames Te PEER NN om, Perth-The Bor WW Tok.aie SET COVERS.for women.and a {ull lige of \u20ac \u201chjldren\u2019s Garments.Here are ahort sleeves.Prices.depending upon the sire, 39¢.43 and er.49\u20ac Open etri Leno.for' sash cur.7 rth\u2014The Rev.Timberdale.some the prices\u2014 : v * : tains.eyard .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u20ac Wolford\u2014The Rev.J.Pinel.NIGHT GOWNS, Empire style, sbod auality.\u2018embroidery trimmed.Frilled Spotted Muslif® Worth 25e GARDEN SETS.3 picces in set-rake.- Perabroke District.were $1 15.now \u2026.oe - Ladies\u2019 Fancy Embroidered Vests.pink with white embroidend front.all pink, with yd.for .19\u20ac hoe and spade.all strung steel.9 Renfrew-The Rev.H.Cairns.A better quality, same \u201cstyles.a1 ra a.ar T6 lace crocheted neck and shoulder straps, all white, with fancy shoulder strape.Silk and Linen Pineapple Muslin, cial at .fic.1Ïc an Clarendon\u2014The Rev.Isaac Norman.Another line.with bematitehed yokes, embroidery \u2018trimming, \"a 30, exe & cannot subly be obtained elsewhere for less than 35.= q 2 Tb good pos Per ÿd.59e % ONLY GALVANIZED IRON PAILS, Lalabogre-The Rev.Angus Flynn.mow .- $1.20 Your choice here.Le reer mar ten er er as ns es pe 3 Sizes.orth 3c.$c and Hr.to rar Combermere\u2014The Rev.D.B.Topping.DRAW ERS, good quality cotton.plain tucked frill.embroidery TT eh = ; hae T%e cho or Lo.à .DISH MOPS, the 8 kind.(or.cach qe .Ouara Datrict.UA ere te tucked and émbroidery t trimmed.were 75e, \u201cnow aoe ' Ladies\u2019 White ribbed Cotton Combinations, low neck, no sleeves.knee HEAVY STEEL TEA TRATS nicely Ottawa West\u2014The Rev.F.C.Reynalds.: qa > 8 lithographed In colour, worth Sic: spe Manotick\u2014The Rev.F.W.A.Meyer.Finé Lawn, Ey fril, lace edge.$1.00, n oe length.Usual selling price.49c: we charge but.Teor eee ; © ONLY \u201cLA RELLE* REFRIGERA- cial at, each .13¢ Riceville\u2014The Rev.N.A.Young.WHITE SKIRTS.good quality cotton, fal widib, \u2018cluster La Silk Gl 2 S=== TORS.the best American refrigera- KITCHEN MEAT SAWS.all steel, no Chelsea\u2014The Rev.R.Calvert tucks, were T9¢, now .G4c .6 \\ Comb i oves= tr made.© Lungs in every wall; kitchen complete without one, worth | \u2019 Good quality cotton.mualin_ fall, \u2018with Jace edging, were a 15, now.Children's White Cotton Merino Combination Suita\u2014 Table containing odd sizes.charcoal lined throughout: dry cold alr Se epecial at, cach.18 | Quebec District.Sumilar line to above wth embroidery Insertion et into the > frill, For children 3 to 4 years of age, long sleeves.Regular prices were .° eo cruiation fan any A EE cot ES w RINGERS au \u2018new.best -Afthmond and Melbourne\u2014The Rev.A.$1.35.n to .81.08 8c to $1.39; clearing price .Cee .25e The Saving 1S de 8a deep 47 an.mad+\u2014-Imperial.Universal and Royal E Pates CHEMISES, \u2018Soc 7e, : wice $12 5, special at.- an: pow - \u201840e.now \u2026 ae SUREEN on preen 2310 Pears: xpeciar at BL WS and.BS Tremholmrille\u2014The Rev.Thomas Han CORSET COVERS.|.véabti ge to £3.00 jon\u2019 i ; H Lad) black © H 14 P i stronelv - north 8&1 ?: : cock COMBINATIONS \u2014Skint and Corset Covers\u2014sdme béautifuk Scies fe Ladies\u2019 drop stitch black Cotton Hose.ies\u2019 black Cotton Hose.unbleach- C air.straneiv mad rth 81 25 for.OOc land Brook\u2014The R H Huipe two-thirds of the 1 Hermsdort .consequently pomtively ed aoles.Per pair.25c and .35¢ Sha NIE dg Te Leeds Rev.M.Bevdage.ro shirds of the regniar price Dadri Fer PEG | ini, double les For par.BRE ite, Soar pn pie blue green in = ! ! : wa > (hee A Trias : and.224 14 LA LS : ie ankles, double soles.Per pair.\u2026.23 ¢ white, cream, ink, e blue, ns, reds, IR Ee na 6 Stansted District Laces and Embroideries, Lies ich Lie Thread lover The 3 Rat fo ane pe cream pro pie ue green.oi Compton\u2014The Rev.J.Seller.9 Hose.Per pair.39.450, S0c.55 Children\u2019 s Colored Stockinge\u2014odd lines dis- and \u2018black.Were 39¢ pair: \u2019 ; Barnston\u2014The Rev.J.Wilkinson.5 Cents and.@3C played upon a table.Colors.cardinal.now .\u2026.2.2 Leu Leu 2e \u2026 25e ï Magog\u2014The Rev.D.D.Elliott.Ladies\u2018 Black Lisle Thread Hose.navy or brown.2e and ! Waterloo Distriet.GROUND FLOOR.Per pair, Me, 30e.35e.45e and.50¢ Stockings, for, per pair .10c Waterloo\u2014The Rev.J.B.Hicks, B A \u201cIf you want to get wonderful bargains in Laces and Emhroideries.ga to \u2026.À.K.Miler (10 be or Harcôct and Dudgeon's.\u201d \u2014 J dae re Res.À M to or \u201cNa any women have heen heard to make this remark, and if you, fair reader, Wools===New Shades-Fine Assort ent A Chance to Buy West Brome\u2014The Rev.G.W.Snell, bare not seen the display.come and see it to-morrow.m .M cdrord\u2014The Rev.D.Earl, B.A price 10e to 2e, for récacicnne lorchon 2nd Fancy Laces.regular 3e | Before taking your departure for the country.would it not be advisahle to procure N ew Neckwear ed aupplies in Wools.Shetland Floss.the most popular wool to-day.this establishment.Stacks now are very complete.was first introduced to the public by We have a brand expressly put up to mect the requirements West Shefford\u2014The Rev.G.J.Crabb.Bethel\u2014The Rev.Thomas Bradley, under supcrintendent.2000 yards of Fine Nainaook and Swiss Muslin Eden and ler sertions, worth up to 20e a vard.3c + - Under Value.of our trade.New thades include, Nile.gravs, pinks, skys, old rase, cardinals, .i Huntingdon District.Silk Ribbons com.as well as white and black.Regular price, Tic skew; our A large assortment of Ladies\u2019 fine Neck- St.Johna\u2014The Rev.R.Robinson.9 price .trv cen ten ee ere eee ee ens een vas ees ee ne ee.GWE a rl elon Vues var- fin En Dt Be Is Cents.Ç FATE ut 20 |, Valleyfieid\u2014The Rev.W.Henderson.Just near the main entrance these Ribbons are diaplaved.Very few worth 33 ONLY DINNER SETS.ali new pat- \u2018 terns and shapes.10 dainty colours to nelect from.97 pieces in each set : regular price 310 0, special at vour choice for.set.KK TH GLASS TABLE SFTS, rond clear rinse, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, etc.Some Rare Bargains.Jess than twenty-five cents.Many of them worth more.Perha aps vou know of our astonishing values in Ribbons irom nersonal experience, if not, come and see them.Towels, SUSPECT STILL AT LARGE.Man Gosselin, Wanted for Murder, AUTO-VALYVO RITE FLAME OGIL STW ES rte emoke, no smell, no dan.err nc wie Re ar Valter, Rives intense beat 1.11 ang sae thin Stave demon Linen Dept.oh R75 CLASS IMLE SETS, tora con aid be in Midi Fine Chine Cups and Savors repli Bes Stel name ots amd ue ee .- cn = utter 19 rugar to n ng.: ; sires.vanty .: PAM 4 us RROOMS.hE bowl creat jug and spoon holder : .= 7 cents.ing price 26e and 30 cee =e from $1.35 to $1.50.To'be cleared Bleached Table Linens, loom ends.in ñ corn, S cord.worth fc.for.cach 2%< worth 4.for.set LL.23e (Special to the Montreal Star.) GROUND FLOOR.RO.22 200 058 525 505 100 000 15 at, each es 75e lengths of 24 vds.72 in.wide.sims BEC, June 5.The msn Gosselin, ; ; ae.ais Block Tin Saucepans and Preserving Worth $1.00 yd.for .oried of of the raurder of Mrs.Trehan Good sized av quai oa poy we the proper thing for country To table psreure fan LA gid Kettles, to be cleared at.each.12e Lengths of 3.3 for vds.\u2018Worth 690 has not yet besn arrested.It ra reported use.The size wn a hey usual y sold at 12 centa.Friday an Se.ware, fancy china.Articles whose Hardwood Croquet Sets, 8 balls.6 in N28 yd, for.79e _ O., that he in in biding in the woods in the urday .7e \u2018value : 20e to 25c each.To be whaliets.: 28: Linen Fluckaback Towels.the qual- C ibe RE aul TT TT awe |W REO fRR) We nl Br eee ome on Su ce t 2 | 3341-2345 St.Cathetins Stres cide.His early capture is looked for.He Basement Bargains.Plain white Copeland Chim Pies - pc ire hammocks, fast colors.90e Colored Quite frnged A an) good { ARRAN LS Corner Metcalfe 1EL UP 2740 is A small maed man, and the father of five Each .«on se Este d quality Brooms .13¢ large size.Colors.pale blue, pale 13251 children.Not sufficient room in this announcement to do justice to the dargains to : red and white.Each .be rold in the Basement on Friday amd Saturday.Here are four ny pink.or and white.Lac - $1.23 items \u2014 \u2019 : $ Toe Tuberculosis Congress Cotton Blankets The Temptation to Buy Groceries Here \u2014 | NEW June -\u2014 e ertcan THREE LIVES LOST IN Congress of Tuberculosis resterday elected LO is Irresistible.Leather Goods A RA Ww the following officers: \u201cDr.H.D.Holton.S5c.and 85e 1S , - { - t, - IL AY SMASH UP.Mçnoreey ent.Dr.Denil Lala.; ; k blue bord h à \\ The greatest quantity of a satisfactory grade for the leakt and Cutlery.« York city; First Vice President, J.E White, with pink or blue en, the mises and quality usually retailed at money 8 the magnet.» Train; Runs Into a Washed Out Cul- kqan, of Dis; Second Vice President, 100 100 and ns 1 he ot for the country home, come early, as there Regular.To-morrow.Selung goods at a fraction of thew | Frank Paschal.of Texas: Third Vice-Presi- | are only sixty pairs Finest Creamery Butter.per lb.ie 22e value.vert East of Calgary, / dent, E.J.Barwick, Toronto: Fourth Vice: Best Family Flour.34} Ibe.cee 11000 The e Corded Shopping Bage-\u2014bandy recep- : N.W.T.President.I.A.Watson, New Hampabire: Pin Pon Sets v Corn.Tomatoes, Peas and Beans, per Y doz.cams LL §1 00 se tacles for parcels.Clearing price.10\u20ac cs Fifth Vice-President.Senor Romola, Guate- g g 9 Imported English Soap Powder.8 packets.RA .18 1 gc (Worth 15e.) {Special to the Montreal Star.) mala: Secretary, Dr.Geo.Brawn, Georgia; Wheat Marrow, per package 15\u20ac Ye Alex Fraser & Co.'s celebrated Cast Steel | \u2018 C ALG ARY- June ry A arstbound Treasurer, Dr.P.H.Bryce, Toronto.forth $l.19.Shredded w heat Bin souite, per package 1 pèse plable Cutlery.made wn Sheffield, England.reight.in charge © uctor+ Reid.ran A resolution was eetting good yer Fige Ce eee ee eed «© nives an orks, wi ack or brown \\ } mto a washed-out culvert, about five tuberculosis is an infectious disease, ordin- Sixty seta sent out to ua by a leading manufacturer in Europe, and the Robinson's Barley and Croats, per package LL LA ke 200 wooden handle.The 2 pieces + : | miles east of Calgary.at 6.30 o'cléck vester: arily communicated from person to person quality neually retailed at $1.75.See them in the ment.Maccaroni and Vermicelli.imported 3 packets .Mx 25e for .$0 x tay morning, Engineer x hn eman by means of the dred pute ef a con- Cr D Preserves.116.asses.ail kinds .j.LL LL 111 120 be 200 Patent Leather Belts.8 different Le } 1 Ar in or Lou ve 1 a e read of t s \u201cen of cantly Miled The tram was.bolencopet, tubenculoes could be largety controlled by Belgian Cotton Redpath's bent Grandlated Sugar 23 Te 100 Tah £60 Friar 2c and moe tte and t \\ bodies of the unfortunate ren are pro care of rach sputum and the enforce , 9 .1,000 large aize Pineapples.for presery ing.per dos.8150 9 The 30c sud 35e lands, now reduced still under the wrec ut the b t of comparatively sim méssares, à 4 N ses 40c 3 A.te eee ne > DRESS GOODS, whatever that thes are dead.À \u201crechang these could Be brought before the people 7% cents.: | 61be.fine New Potatoes We to.z3c We have ait tte latest ne velties BA! er Done immediately despatched Eng:- through the public press.Another ofportanity | oe a coton bargain.Ten yards in the piece, one = A in summer Dress Goods, AU colors | peer Doran rende in 9 inn In or tarte Medical à \\ piece to one customer.price is twelve cents a yard.! Cor.St.Catherine and all NA New lusline of all im Medicine Hat.The first pews received Ontario y 5 moda on.of e e C1 OZ SI ©, rolors.Also Voile de Pars, Bol of th k f TORONTO, June 5.\u2014At the meeti p ] ; Hantine, Poplins.Grenatine, ete.rate in rom the soaductor Reid, the Ontario Medical Amociation yeste od araso Sand University Sts, who walked in from the scene of the dis.ey cie.at O.LEMIRE & CO 1 aster.fle was in the caboose with the the president.Dr.N° A.Powell More room in the Basement to rake à proper display of these wonderful! ] ; men y St Jwmes SU.cor Foliond.other brakeman and was not injured.of orton Acie ne abl i cheap Parascls.Thise are last season's goods.that's the ee of the enor Indians Not on War Path.The Ottawa Railway Dispute.Statue of Col.How \u2018 B Cashoonly.tue Pace only.Lo of Ontario in in advance of all the mous reductions.Sixteen assorted Parasols.regular price 73e to 01.50; ard.Bell Tel Up, 7\" Merchants Sir Martin Le Marchand Hadaley Gosse- : a or States on the continent TUSCON, Ariz, June 5.\u2014The reported (Special to the Montreal Star.) (Special to the Montreal Star.) 1207.13211) lin, Ministery.Plenipotentiary in h diplo- par to regulation by Jegialat 1.regularly uz to es.for, 195 | m repair \"is to #8 ses gens of \u2018Governor Torres and bis forces Roma hy lune &\u2014The Canada Atlante PARIS.June 5.-M.Fromiet, the acuips Minister at Lisbon.been appoint British Ae oarding of À ~ psi) es i, Feary 5 *» - agri nu.17, oy y \u201c 18 to 800, for ET Ve ermesillo Tuesday, and persons | be the lief themes of locai interest, and ton has complètes (Be model af ot dues * i Nn, regula to OF (ovina tin sense seas 1.98 have just returned from the district | fin, acussed.r lutionaty fame, for Baltimore.Colonel = > here 15 vi trees ae down to met Everybody welcome, aud no oae importuned to buy.who the alleged ,xhellion existe, say that Month Lakes uma ane portion Howard La attired In the custom of the 1.DR.COWLING'S BURNING FEET.the Dominion.wi her raffice.We there is no uprising of Yaquis there, that if the CPR.are allowed to use the pero ich resembles that of the French The statue will be completed in bronse and exhibited at the salon next Year.Central station aa a roadside station the city has little use for him or his railway.He contends that the ny of the Govern.h must have the pouce to prevent ita being done: and if we have such power and we it T am exceedingly doubtfyl Fe we shall ever see the act in operation.A English Periodical Pills fs £ure rrme y sut regularities, à È perfect regulator.6.x nr r-\\able and sure Tesulte IS Nal AN in female Feel feet all on fire, hot and burning up.How cooling and soothing Foot \u201ci % heat, fer auch feet\u2014takes out the fire a HA YCOCK & DUDGEON, ment lands on which t station and its Children Ory for approaches stand was made for a termi.: ments.$1 and $3 apr Pat allays the inflaramation.brings rent and He favoured the dropping from the Ou.» Oatherine Street.; ! nal station only, and that they cannat be : pat A a he en comfort Price 250 a box.at druggists or tario Medical Couneil arc presentatives of NEAR 2457 182 à 2 | zed Tor roadaide station purposes That ia rink ano Cereal Goffe Catherine Montreal.For sale ty ai Dregguatn LY mél.D.S.Stott & Jury, Bowmannille, schools in abeyance end univéreitsee mot \u2018 A print that the Railway Committee of | ) 180 134 A FORTUNATE PURCHASE OF =¢ 1000 CHILDREN'S SUMMER DRESSES This fortusate purchase from ome of the largest Manufacturers of these goods in Canada, places before you one of the prettiest and most fashionable lots of children\u2019s dresses yet offered in the Dominion.This splendid lot will be shown te-mor- row for the first time in the Children\u2019s Costume Section, tirst floor, next Beys' Clothiag Department.Here's the particulars.$1.75 Children's Gingham Dresses for $1.15 1000 Children\u2019s extra quality Zephyr Gingham Summer Dresses, in beautifgl fancy plaid designs of navy, blue and white, light blue and white.pink amd white and cardinal and white, white frilled yoke with white embroidery tucked collar and front, sizes 4, 6 8.10 years.same as cut, Regular $ i.i 5 value $1.75.Friday special.soc Washing Silk L28 50c Rainproof M AN Dress Serge for 306.75 pieces or 0 new White Corded 15 ; na pieces Rainproof Dress Wasbiog Serge, will not shrink.in Silk in i beautiful range of summer pretty self < ; .stripes in shades, 41 inches wide.Reo special for summer wear.lar 60c, Friday .Worth 3¢, Friday .33¢ : 39\u20ac 40c BLACK GRENADINE FOR 28c 27 pieces Black Wool Grenadine Dress Material in a variety of mew plain and fancy stripes, bright | finish, Regular 4oc, Friday.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.E ¢ « 28c i 22¢c Wash Fabrics 90e Wrappers For 11 1-2¢ yard.7% pieces Fan Lanc ashire Dress Muslins, S inch for 59¢, wide, selected Shades and des lar value Friday.pelo Ladies Fine , ; nt rappers i 1 retty stri e effects of IC ar ardinal.Navy Blue and Black, lined to 38 pieces Belfast walst, fitted back,turn Dreas Linen, 36 inch down collar, full wide, to\" Browa, New width Regular 90c.1 Green.Regular Friday, value.2, iday, 59C Special, 1 HC vara $1.60 OUTING COSTUMES for $1.25 To-merrow the Company will offer extra > cial value im a line of Ladies\u2019 Up-to-date Outing Costumes, - 210 Ladies\u2019 Summer Outing Costumes made of good quality percale print in white and blue, pink and white striped, new shape sleeves and Collar, skirt made with a deep flowing flounce, Regular value $1.66, Friday $ i 25 In conjunction with above offer The Big Store will offer 200 Ladies\u2019 Summer Outing Suits made of White Organdy Muslin, waist, sleeves and cellar trimmed with pin head tucks, skirt made with accordion pleating; Regular $2.25.$ i 7 5 ass vessacocc0us aus ce00 00 2 Friday .sees ese ci Co ot Es Large.ang Elegant Dialogues \u2018and Waiting af ui | ) ,'%=> ALL CARS TRANSFER wi) S.CARSLEY C2.LOMITAD.St.James Street, ; JUNE 5th, 1902.Friday Bargains! $1.00 Ladies\u2019 Shirt 28c¢ Lisle Gloves T0 3 Nr es M, > oe.= 2e\u201d EACH A BARGAIN IN ITSELF.Prices for Children's Beds from 33c a pair.For Ordinary Beds, @3¢ a pair.For Double Beds, 90c a pair.New Galateas.New Cotton Skirtings.Waists for 58c To-morrow will be a record breaker in] the Ladies Waist, Department.300 Ladies\u2019 White §.Muslin Shirt Waists Price only $2.50.I \u2018Only 25 cts.with fancy self stripe, soft cufts, 25 cts.each.new collar, plain back and front, all sizes, from 32 to 40 inches.Regular price] sw.Special .58C \u2019 Size 20 x 20 in.25 Misses\u2019 Tan Boys\u2019 \u2018for 9c sizes.Regular value 10c.Friday .5C 25c 500 XN.Valaoce spreader Girls, gilt lettered ban all sizes.Regular te HAMMOCKS.Cotored Weave Hammocks Hammocks from .$6.00 Dining Tables from Ÿ5c a yard up.to 75c Navy Tams for 19c JAS.A.OGILVY 51-2, 15e; 8, 18c; 61-2, 20c; 7, 23¢; 71-2, 25¢; 8, 25¢; 81.2, Ribbed Black Cotton Hose.6, 20¢; 61-2, 25¢; 7, 27e; 71-2, Me; 8, 30c; 813, ST.CATHERINE AND MOUNTAIN STREETS.Summer \u2018Blankets 65 cts.a pr.Light Weight Summer Blankets, with pretty pink or blue stripes.New Blouse Flannels, New Wrapper Flannelettes, All marked, as usual, on Qgiley's Low Price System.The New Coronation Banner, \u20ac x 72\u2014a work of art, in rich crimson and yellow.We are showisg in our Basement an assortment of Colored Quilts, at greatly ve- duced prices.They are all large sizes, and in a variety of colours, very suitable for general use, but: particularly useful for country or seaside houses.Prices from 85 cts.upwards.À each.Usual Ogilvy's goods and Ogilvy's value.cts.each.SUMMER HOSIERY.R.ibbed Cotton Hose.25¢.25c; 9, 35e; 10, 35c.Black Etamene, for Suiting and Skirting just received.93c a yard.Black Grenadine, a nice selection of patterns, in Stripes and Brocades, your choice BEST ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS.& SONS, + Our New Cushion for the seaside, country and boating use, .Ladies\u2019 fine Misses\u2019 Ribbed Cotton Vests.liste thread 20, 15e; 22, 15c; 24, 17e; 26, 20e; 28, 25c.Gloves, extra quality, p in pretty Ladies\u2019 Ribbed Cotton Vests.\u2018 shades of summer tans, neat 10c, 15c, 20c, 25¢, 30c, and 35c.ilk points, Regular %o TRAVELLING R_VGS.Friday 9gc Travelling Rugs are in just in time for the Coronation.In Reversible Tartans and a other Fancy Designs, also plain colors, with Tartan backs, ranging in price from $3.50 10c Ladies\u2019 ||w© +1.eue 4 Ladies\u2019 All-Wool Homespun Walking Skirts, nicely stitched, latest cut, good value Vests for $5.50; our price $2.95.for 5c Ladies\u2019 Al-Wool Frieze Walking Skirts, latest cut and beautifully stitched, regular 173 dozen LC value for $5.50; our price $4.93.tno Ribied BRIS.JS VMMER_ DRESS GOODS.short sleeves, very To hand, a New Line of Fine Twill, All-Wool Bummer Serge, all colors; Special, elastic, good large 50c a yard.13720 avy Cloth Tams for Boys and and streamers, 19¢ 10c Garden Sets for 5 1-2c., 20 Child's Garden Sats, | composing of 1 Shovel, 1 combination Rake and Hoe Worth 10c set.Friday special .» .5ic kb A oon ta the marnin Positively 12 SNOWDON, FORBES & CO.449 St.Paul Street, Montreal.1 a * §.Don\u2019t hit a man when he\u2019s down.\u2014 Better to give him the glad hand! .It\u2019s wonderful what a pick me up 18 \u201cBÉE BLEND COFFEE\u201d FORTER at Lunch.ENSABLE-in the evening when it's hot\u2014served with a chunk of ice.Make Your Home Happy by Taking Home a Cam Selling Agents, 1321 Colored Weave Hati* mocks with Valances, pillow and spreaders.FURNITURE BARGAINS.Special, $2.65 low\u201d an © $4.55 .330 and detachable with bars Speci For $4.90.boys from 3 to 10 old.Regu- ar 0c.equal \u2018to any tailor made garment.Regular $3.75 Friday.$1.99 BANKRUPT \u2018 STOCK => Offered for the Last Time To : \u2014 fanc on od oth, full crown, assorted and young Men's | Se ay sizes, Regular Friday .930 Xe.Fridasja¢ tar.Friday.Regular.Fri Laundry Soap.-.Regula 4c Grape Nuts.+ coer on eis ar.Soup Powder, 7 pkes for.20e Biscuits.2\" 1 Rafety Matches.12 ply for: The Corn and \u2018Peas, 3 tina for.20e Rolled Oats, R lbs.for.23¢ ish Sherbet.the Lime Juice.bat.Me We Salmon vere ee oo Me! 12% Hungarian Flour, oy.eee 8c Se Condensed Milk se «oo 18e 16 Imported Pickles, 9 oz., 33¢ 23 C.& B.Malt Vinegar.20e 17e Finest Creamery Butter, 82c.23 ibs.Redpath\u2019s Sugar, 81.00.> value $8.00.Friday | $3.00 Tea Sets : floral design.complete te oeË Rex: 17 Dining Tables in Elm SUMMER FURNITURE Just in, all kinds of summer furniture -\u2014 Rattan, Wicker, Old wood garden seats, verandah seats, etc less than 18 p.c lower than elsewhere.Comfort- s 3-00 able chairs at from .Prices golden finish, top 40 x 10 inches, extends to 7 feet, fitted with 5 heavy turned and flut- for $1.98 consist of cups an cers, 12 plates, 2 large cake White Enamel Iron Beds with Tass sal C6 65 pretiy 20e Water Gans for 19 1-2¢ 150 heavy block - tin } Watering BYE od noide - and outside, ban BABY\u2019S CHAIRS strong and durable, finished in light Golden Oak, interlaced wicker seat.We have only 19 of these chairs left and at plates, cream lished brass knobs, 3 feet wide bargai SE Ar at 2nd 6 feet long, complete with the bargain a og or song wire, all wool price\u2014wonlt last long\u2014 35 only Stroug Lawn Mowers, | adjustable gear, The Home Furnishers, special bearings, ss ular $3.06, Friday $1.95 005 No, 200 51 Brase Bed is © each u en with e t $3.50 Lawn] hon tok and heat pieces, according Mower for || ©\" $23.00 $25.00 75 cts.$2.65.RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, 682 Cralg St.John Court, ecoration.to bu nr 30a, I gan, : » yeste (9!c yesterdep lieved Bar! MEDICINES lar.Frid: Relladonna Tartare.Rene 7 ; Carter's Liver ven .25¢ 1 know why the 0.Lemire in are ee - 2c 15 a Tiouse 16s § St James street, ot ete ; are sellin sheit ca ts and oitclo Castoria.5 De ; rapidly ?rpe because they have po and ASA the y srvb money if 0 shopping in y, as we have pente riot city: cts you come and do these fines on e ve cod a good many limes that are | for this great Bargain Day.132473 police New frig tured after a sharp st revolver, Yale keys\u2019 found in his pockets.Constable M.Gti A5 WANTED SOME OF MORGAN\u2019S NECESSARY.Barclay, Held for Identification.Caught Redhanded, Pleads Guilty in London and is LONDON, June 5\u2014John Barkley, who was remanded at the Bow Street Police or 9, on the charge of of attempting the house of Pleaded guilty in the on, with à jimmy: Sweet, force, \\ Special Notice.Upright Pianos rented with erine 5 iy \u2026, | rE IGE ok te id Bailey Sentence was postponed, upon of the police, who said they be- kley was a notorious criminal and: that they were awaiting identification of the prisoner from the American police.A policeman found Barkley trying to open a window of J.Pierpont Mo , Jr.'s house, kley was cap- le.An American lock picks were of the Brockville has been appointed chief of police at Sppith's Falls.or without option of purchase, at Leach\u2019s, 2440 St.Cath street, QUR \"LAKESHORE SUBURBAN DELIVERY loaves at 8 welock WY \u20184 every Wednesday and Saturday Morning for ali points as * far as St Zmme's.Orders must be in shipper's bands not later than 6 p.m.Tuesdays and Fridays.HAMILTON'S FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY.To-morrow\u2019s Offerings Cap the Climax of Sensational Bargain Giving, == For the Early Sh t special offerings To-tnore oppers From row Morning.* Such opportunities 8 to 9 o\u2019clock.don\u2019t come every day ! Even if you have to leave the breake fast dishes aside, don\u2019t miss these a yard in the collection but would be cheap at a Sufficient material in each to make a handsome 3 Oo morning, As soon as the doors open To-morrow Morning we'll place on sale 500 yards only Plain and Fancy Silks, not haif dollar.While they | last you can have your choice at - Yard.50 Only Fancy Muslin Dress Patterns.street dress.An yp-to-date fashion plate with each dress pattern.V hile the so last, To-morrow The Most Prominent Feature of To-morrow\u2019s Great Bargain List is Our Beautiful French Printed Foulards and Great Sale Liberty Satins, all the newest colourings and High Grade correct designs, also one thousand yards.all Plain & Fancy pure Silk, Plain Black Tamellne Silks, stit- able for Ladies\u2019 Blouses, such an assortment French Silks.of realy reliable Silks have Rever before been placed before you at such a price.Toclear the entire lot Friday we have group- & ed them in one lot, qualitiesat 75c, oc, $1.00 Q aud 2 $1.25.To-morrow your choice at.No woman should entertain a thought of buying a Summer Suit without first coming here and seeing the extraordinary values we're offering Friday.Ladies\u2019 Summer Muslin Costumes.deep flounce, colors, pink, sky and helio; sizes 32, 34, 36, 38.Costumes that under other cireumstances would sell at $2.28.- Ladies\u2019 Oxford Gray Wool Granite Cheviot Tallored - Suits, Jackets Military Mess style, lined; Skirts regular walking length, with stitched bottoms, regular #%6.50.Having only sizes 32 and 34.Friday.$2, 50 LADIES WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS, trimmed with embroidery and insertion, full flare.deep hem.Friday - LADIES WHITE LAWN BLOUSES, all.-over \u201ctucked, and 2 rows of insertion, 1.00 FIAAY seh sss ses LADIES\u2019 WHITE LAWN \u2018BLOUSES, with 4 rows tucking, \"à rows insertion, Made of fine printed Percales,trimmed Swiss Embroidery, Skirt cut with - $1.29 sleeves tucks and embroidery, $1.50.Friday.98e BABIES MUSLIN BONNETS, in poke and round shapes, trimmed lace or em broidery.85¢ and $1.00.Friday .50e GIRLS LINEN SAILOR SUITS, trimmed narrow braid.Ages 6 to 4; .Pair MEN'S UNDERWEAR \u2014 Men's Light Gray Gauze Underwear, both Shirts and Drawers, tall size 78c.Fat 48C ay.u t WITHOUT QUESTION THE BEST VALUES WE EVER OFFERED IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS.COMPARE OUR PRICES.WHITE LACE CURTAINS, 50 pairs only, handsome Nottingham Lace Curtains, with new lock stitch edges, pretty floral designs; regular $1.25 values.Friday, per pair +1 0 98e CURTAIN POLES in Oak and Walnut \u2018finish, \"5 feet \u2018long; complete, with wood ends, rings and bracketa.Friday, each .\u2026 19\u20ac FLOOR OILCLOTHS, genuine imported Scotch Oilcloths, \u201cpretty \"floral \u201cpat terns, 2 yards wide.Friday, per #9 re yard 19e RUFFLED BOBBINET SASH CURTAINING, 30 inches wide, \u201cwith insertion and lace edges, 27c.Friday, per yard.19¢ SARH CURTAINS in pretty Nottingham Lace designs, \u20182 inches \"wide, lock stitch edges, 15e.Friday, per yard.+++ {| | Smallwares at Peerlessly Smal Price For Friday.ge cards Hat Pins, FRIDAY 4c spools Sewing Cotton, pers Brass Es 10c sets Dress Steels, ee Pottles Sewin Machine Oil, 1 5e packages Envelopes, = Black Brush 20 5e quire Note Paper, 10e Military ih 10c doz.Writing 7c White Lawn Embroideries, 5¢ Valenciennes Laces, 500 black and white Linen Thread, 5¢ each.Friday, 3 à for tee ees se 100 dozen 1 1-2 vard long Lace Ties, 13c.Friday .ses eve eee IWC Cuticura Toilet Roap.Always sold at 35c.Fnday .te eee eee 24c¢ 1,000 dozen White Embroidery Collar Tops.12e to 19e.Friday cee 5e 28 Ladies Gloria Umbrellas, paragon frames, $130.Friday .99e Ladies Gilt Rélts, with Fancy Buckles.50e.iday 25e EXTRA SPECIAL\u201450 DOZEN LADIFS\u2019 ALL PURE IRISH LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS.Friday, each .5e To-morrow's Basement Prices Should Attract a ro Trond.At foot of Stairway you'll find a large table containing hundreds of articles in Stecl Enamelware, Tinware, Woodenware and Imitation Cut Crystal) such as 1-2 \u2018Galion Jugs, Fruit Plates, Celery Stands, Jardinieres, Spitoons, mps, ete., all regular 18c, 20c and 25¢ articles.Friday your choice - - 12 LC Co 2e Good Corn Brobms, for .1T%e % inch wide Screen Doors, $1.10, ua .3c 75¢ Wash Tube, for .59e 3 theh Window Bcreens, 20e, \u201cfor.19¢ DON'T SWELTER OVER A COAL FIRE, Se on Friday you have an opportunity of buying a double wick Oil Stove, with balf-gallon kettle, worth $1.10, for the small sum of .ter ses 000 ses es sge \u201cWe've only 25 of these stoves + sell at this price.\u201d ° \\ Buy Your Groceries Here.A Saving on Every Item.Egg Plume, in tin .cos oes \"au | Wheat Biscuits, 2 pack: Red Salmon.in tin, 2 for .25¢ Pork and Beans, in tin, 3 for .55e aie Marmalade in 7 1b.\"pails, for Best Rolled Oata, 7 Ibs for .20¢! Cholcest Fresh made Creamery B Batter.Friday 22 Ib.White Frost Pastry Flour in 2 s Friday 58c.Simcoe Sugar Corn in tins.Potduy 78¢ dosen Redpath\u2019s Extra Granulated Sugar 381b.Friday $1.00 HAMILTON'S.SF me Er sere EER I SPs rr vat re EEE $135 dE a IE 557 ani re \u2026 The Daily Star.\u2018 LOYAL BURGHERS Lovers quarrels are said to be occasion ally justified by the rapture of \u201cmaking it up.\u201d The war in South Africa seems to bave had the extraordinary effect of making the belligerents the best of friends.There does not appear to be a trace of mulice or sulkiness on either side.(ieneral Botha, in thanking the burghers dor their obedience to him during the campaign, ex horts them to be equally luyal to ther new government.A toast at the Bloemfontein Club, to Joe Chamberlin, of all penple, ix: received with uprearious cheering.Botha de-lares that the termination of the war mikes the happiest day ot fus life -ince he left school.Yet -the Boers could have made much better terms before the war than they have made since! The explana: tion 18 that befure the late unpleasantness the Boers and the British had a supreme contempt for cach other and cach has put]; up such a good fight us to command the respect of the other, The burghers fought for what they regarded as ther political independence, and lust.In a few years time they will be enjoying an independence and freedom as British subjects that will be a revelation to them.The gruervsity ob.the treatment accorded to the vanquished by the victors is being abundantly justi tied by the results.PERIODICAL COLONIAL CONFERENCES.The proposal of Lord Unalow, the under: ; à secretary for the colonies, at a l'rimro-e League demonstration that there be \u2018\u2019regu- | lar.periodical and recurring meetings of the leading statesmen of the colonies\u201d 10 consider inter-Imperial questions, 13s one that has been in the minds of many.Such conferences would not deprive us in .{he colonies of a shred of our independence: and yet would possess all the consultative and advisory powers of a formal Imperial Congress.Our representatives would go lo them fully informed as to the wishes and aspirations of our people: and they would be in a position to say how far and im what directions the colony would move to meet the wishes and aspirations of its sis: ters.These gatherings would bave, of course, ao executive power.But it will be rome time beiore the most ambitious Implerial- ist will be ready with a practicable scheme for giving the colonies any real executne power in \u2018an Imperial body.We would be, under the most generous treatment, altogether outweighed by the representatives of the Umted Kingdom.However, it 18 looked at, Lord Onslow\u2019s notion 18 a good one.To the Imperial Fed erationist, it may be the egg in which his great lea hes dormant.To the Imperial Evolutionist, it is the natural beginning of a natural growth.To the friend of exmt- ing conditions, it is device by which they mav smogthly carrv the vast new respon- sibilities which the march of events has! thrust upon us.t 3 Ÿ a A REPLY TO CANADA'S MESSAGE.OTTAWA, June 5.\u2014Lord Minto tas received the following answer to the message of congratulation sent by the Canadian Government to the King on the happy conclusion of war: London, June 4.1902.To Lord Minto, Ottawa: 1 have received His Majesty's commands ta convey to veur Government and to the people of Canada his sincere thanks for loyal congratulations and good wishes ex.0 ef feb ob robe fe ob de fe bob ob pete fo eof roe rob ob le be de of ob efter pressed 1m your telegram of June 2nd.Signed) CHAMBERLAIN.1 .\u201cTe Deum?\u201d of Thanksgiving.Hix Grace Archbichap Trucheaz, who 18 at present on his pastoral visit mm the northern part of the diocese.has written Mgr.Racient criering that on Sunday next after High Mass a \u201cTe Deum\u201d of thanks giving should he chanted in all parish churches, owing to the declaration of peace.In his letter Mis Grave refers té the neca- sion as being one on which there shon!d pe quch joy and thank-grving rendered to Probatilhties for the next twenty-four hours, specially predicted for the Montreal Star at Il am.to-day.Moderate winds, fine.Friday, fine and a little warmer.Maximum and minimum temperatures during the past twenty-four hours: Kam- loopm, 66, 44, calgary, 46, 262 Qu'Appelle, 48, 3, Winnipeg, 82.54, Port Arthur, 3, 8t, Parry Sound, 620 42, Toronto, 70.4: Ottawa, 65, 44, Mantreal, 35.42.Quebeu, 62, 42, JZalifax, 54, 44.Montreal, June 5.Readings Ly the Optical and Fnrineers | tupuly Uns stavdard barometer at noon vesterdav, 2002, at % am.to-das, 0 0, at 1 am to-day, WN temperature To-day, maximum 64, minimum 8, yesterday, axl.pum 60, minimum 45.Sun rose this morning at +77 ocliwk will set this evening at 7 51 o'clock.CELESTINS VICHY WATER Is Necessary for the Complete Maintenance of Health.Celestins Vichy Water 18 charged with alkaline principles, absolutely nevessary for the complete maintenance of health.la use has the effect of promoting appetite, assisting digestion and fluidifving the ele ments of the Ilule.thus preventing then from forming caleulr.\u2018 Bewnre of imitations, the genume Vichy water has the word Celestins printed on the lahel, capmile and cork; moreover.every bottle has a tricolor neck label bearing the name of the agents, Boivin, Wilson & Co, Montreal.1323 1 amo à - \u2014\u2014 Special Notice.The most up-to-date piano house in Montreal may be found at 144 Peel street, Pominion Square.Messrs.Layton Bros are making special offers to summer purchasers, and promise to keep business moving summer and winter alike.128 3 2aw \u2014rmmmrentet Pianos for Country an'l Seaside, Willis & Co.have a large number of durable pianos for summer rental on very reasonable terms.Phone Up 2686, Empire Building, 2470 St.Catherine street « (See also page one.) (Special to the Montreal Star.LONDON.June Pretoria correspondent says the Boers at Vercenynng recorded an acknowledgment vf complete defeat in a resolution which was prefixed to the autuorizatton of their delegates to sun the document of 4 surrender.In this resolution it was + declared that only in view of the > absolute refusal of the British © Governmem Io nevvtrate further, 5.-The Times 18 00 0 2050 & and uv considération of their own ¢ reduction in numbers and imposai- & ality ot ever getting back their @ prisoners of war, and an order to + save the existence of their own race 5 they had breuzht themselves to cons: «went to relinquish their chenished in- = dependence.$ The correspondent says the chief » & concession regarding language only + amounts to granting such reasonatle *# Tactities as would be granted any- ard does not interfere with the ,w status of English as the sole official à language.The concession allowing the use ¢ of arms with a permit 15 not unreaæ- « sonable in a country where there 18 + how, huh VG0HOH6H4H60H0666O6IHCCHOESD s++444HH4HHHH4444404H444H4H4HH44HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH0HHHHHHHHH004T + a large native population and farms © \u201c© are scattered.+ 1°* The generous grant of three mil- + = lon pounds.which is equal to £100 «\u20ac + for each farmer iz not only to the @ 5 Diners who fought, but generally to © & all the local mhatitants.AH such © & will be represented on the repatria- $ * tion and restocking committees.e Cd The onl clause which is not suf- -® ;# newntly clear rs that regarding the + Tecugmition vf Boers\u2019 notes and re- \u201c+ quisitions if they are to be held to @ 3 he bona fide evidences of proper + 8.losses.© It is intimated by the correspondent that there 1s a possibility that a small element of irreconcilables with their commandoes will refuse to accept the decision of the dele: gates and will begin brigandage.Such action at the worst will only cause annoyance to the Constabu- Jary.THE GRANT TO GENERAL KITCHENER.LONDON, June 5.-The amount of the grant that it 1x proposed to make to General Kitchener has aroused controversy.| Mr.Henrv Labouchere, the well known : Radical member of the House of Com- \u201cmens, has given notice that hie will move 1s rejection as being unnecessary.Mr.Llovd George.a Welsh Nationalist, declued that of Earl Roberts was entitled to Clo, then Lord Kitchener had enined £250.0W.He had done hard work, and had brought peace.It 1s stated that dunng the continuance of the war.the question of granting Lord Kitchener £10000 was serivusly discussed hy the authonties, but the smaller amount was decided upon, on\u2019 the ground of Lord Kitchener's lesser rank.coupled with the fact that he received £30.000 (§150,000).at the close of the Soudan campaign, and 3s stiff a comparatively young, unmarried man, ait at the height of his mibtary career.while Lord Roberts 1s old.has a family and is not likely to have a further chance to distinguish himeelf.The Standard says there is a general feel ing in the House of Commons that the Government erred on the side of parsimony in the matter of the grant to General Kitchener.Even the Radicals think that General Kitchener's proposals, tact, and hu- mamty in the closing stages: of the war aid much to render it easier for the Boers to acknowledge defeat.The Radicals are much more favourable to General Kitch: ener than to Lord Milner.Lord Salsbury telegraphed to Lord Kitch: \u201cener as follows: \u201cAccept my hearty congratulations for vour brilliant achievement which has brought the war to so satisfactory a conclusion.\u201d ; The report that Lord Kitchener will come home for the coronation of King Edward 18 invorreet.He still has much to do in Nouth Africa.and it 18 not likely that he will leave there before the middle of July.The South African commands will then be divided.General Lyttelton taking charge of the Transvaal and the Orange Ener Colimv.and General lan Hamilton i relieving General French in command of the forces in the Cape Colony.; In spre of epimon expressed by Sir Michael Hicks Reach in the House of Com- {mons there 18 a general idea that it would \"he dangerous to leave too small garrisons Un the new colonies for some time.! KITCHENER PRAISES BOERS.Fuller , reports from Pretoria of the epecch made hy Gen.Kitchener at Vereen- wing states that he sad he was pleased to meet go many brave men.They had fought admirably.None could have fought bet.iter.and he doubted whether others could Lave fought as well.The struggle nad teen a long one, but it had been marked by good conduct.He felt sure that as snl dice the British and Boers respected each other.Nnw the strife was ended they should unite as fellow-subjects and heal all wounds.; General Botha and General De Wet responded.endorsing what General Kitchener had said.and adding that hic conduct had been honourable and generous.They offer- led a toast to good comradeship.| REJOICING AT BLOEMFONTEIN.| PILOEMFONTEIN.June 5\u2014The Orange | River delegates, who attended the peace | conferengm, \u201cat Vereemging.arrived here | Tuesday.Wiféat crowd met them at the stetton.but there was no cheering or other demonstration.The delegates rode tu the refugee camp.where they received an extravagant welcome, men and women weeping and laughing simultaneously.© 8.0 8 a 8 0 64496060 0 This Cabinet contain 12 Tea Spoons, 8 Dessert Spoons, 68 Dessert Forks, 6 Table Spoons, 6 Table Forks, W The Burghers Before Authorizing Their Delegates to Sign Peace Terms Issued a Document Setting Forth the Impossibility of Seeuring Independence.| Crowds surrounded the horsemen, all talking together, agking news of relatives and frierds.Commandant torius told the Dutch pastor that all might be satisfied with the terms of surrender.He expressed pleasure at finding the burghers\u2019 families 50 well looked after.The delegates left yesterday to bring in their respective com- maudoes.LONDON, June 5.\u2014It is expected that a apecial invitation will be sent to Dr.Ruyper, the prime minister of the Nether- ln: ds, to take part in the coronation festivities, in frew of the good offices of his Guvernment in connection with peace._ ThE MONTREAL DAILY sag BOERS ACKNOWLEDGE | © COMPLETE DEFEAT » Henry Birks & Sons © Montreal.\u201cGIVE A CHAFING DISH.The Chafing Dish is as stfu] and as graceful in the \u2018mnodest apartment as in the Mansion of the millionaire.As popular in the bachelor flat de in the family\u2019Bome.It enables the daintiest maiden or.the moet luxurious matron to show her kill iu cooking when\u2018friends all unexpectedly.The Chafing Dish has solved the problem: of luxurious living at a nominal cost.We have just received a very fine assortment from $5.50 up.PEACE CAUSES CHANGE IN BUDGET.LONDON, June 5\u2014In the House of Commons last evening, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, Chancellor the Exchequer, explained that Alterations in the budget were made possible by the conclusion of peace.The reduction in the South African forre would effeet a saving in the direct war expenditure of £28.000,- 000.This saving would be applied to restoring the sinking fund and otherwise to reducing the national debt.The Chancellor announced that it had been decided by the Gov- erument to retain the corn tax and also the additional income tax.The statement of Sir Michael Hicks-Beach consisted of a lengthy review of the financial situation.The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that the whole £40,000,00N (2%00,000,- 000) provided by the budget for the prosecution of the war would be needed to effect the demobilization and the transportation of the British troops in South Africa, to move the Boer prisoners from the various concentration camps and to furnish garrisons for South Africa.Sir Wm.Vernon Harcourt (Liberal) asked Sir Michael Hicka- Reach the number of these garrisons.The Chancellor of the Exchequer suid it would be premature to answer this question now, but that he PEEP EE 4444444440040 4 4000040000440 OUR DELIVERY WAGGON, ry Æ rT : AE Lai, 2 er LT - Pre ETL r ; - re des ES arte pr ry = red LTT.IRR \\ Æ Aa tr Fo it > THURSDAY.- JUNE_5.1902.DO YO ë 1 terprising nte BANKS PAY daily expenditure.DO YOU KNO 1° By trading only where Cash Receipts ave given.i By taking:advautage of the double receipt Sales which\u2019 én- 1auts offer from time to time.I By getting your shave of Free Receipts on Bargain Days, you can gave more than double what Banks pay their depositors.their depositors from 8 to 4 per cent.on what they sav 10 per cent.on what they spend.EASY TO PROVE \u2014during the last six months one Montreal family spent $320.00, they paid no more for their goods, yet saved Cash Receipts on all purchases, sone- times getting double receipts, they also got their share of Free Receipts on Bargain Days.For their Cash Receipts they received goods that would have cost $24.00 to buy in the regular way, they were, therefore saving at the rate of 183 per cent.per annum on every dollar they spent by collecting Cash Receipts.; SAVINGS BANK BOOK aod a Cash Receipt Book are usually found in the same family ; one proves the savings of the weekly income, the other the savings of the Ask your neighbors if they are collecting.we 0 \u201c= \u2014 = A+ \u201cnd CASH IN e, we pay our collectors from & to