The Montreal daily star, 27 juin 1902, vendredi 27 juin 1902

[" ae = vig J ad \u2014 4 Ff a / \u2018stand to lose half as much again on those policies which covered the risk that the .ance policies taken out by them amount to * THE WEATHER FORECAST.Few scattered showers; mostly fair and cool.= VOL.XXXIV, N° 151 If the Symptoms Continue Last \u201cEdition.to Improve His Majesty\u2019s Physicians Will Soon Be Able to Pronounce Him Out of Danger\u2014The Possibility of Septic Poisoning Is Gradually Lessening.dutta od dd od db {Special cable to the Montreal Star.) LONDON, 27 \u2014Last night was an extremely anxious time in King Edward's sick room, but toward dawn the symptoms improved and became distinctly better as the day advanced.Pain in the wound developed at eight o'clock in the evening, and caused concern for some hours.The King alept only intermittently.his temperature rose slightly, and the general aspect of the case was disquieting.However, an examination made by all the surgeons at nine this mc-ning showed that the unfavourable symptoms had at least temporarily disappeared and reheved the apprehension of septic complications.While the surgeons at the King's bedside still regard the state of their patient with uy eration the reversal of existing tendencies, it will be possible to indulge in & reasonable expectation of recovery.Experts studying the case through the medium of the bulletins and private advices of their colleagues in the sick room, generally believe that the situation still embodies practically all the serious elements that first attached to it: but they admit that if the absence of septic poisoning continues a little longer the King's chances are good.Sunday or Monday is usually named as the date when the abiding prevalence of favourable symptoms will justify confidence in a favourable issue.Rumours of the approaching necessity of a second operation appear without warrant, and it may be taken as certain that no such necessity is foreseen some anxiety, they hold that the moment is not far distant, when, putting out of consla- by Lister and Treves this afternoon.Colonial Ministers | Confer With Chamberlain (Special by Cable from the Special Corres pondent of the Montreal Star in London.) LONIXIN.June 27.\u2014Sw Wilfrid Laurier and the other colomal ministers are confer- nng with Hon.Mr.Chamberlain to-day pre- limunary to the formal opening of the Col- onal cunference on Monday.To-morrow the Canadian troops will visit the fleet assembled off Spithead and other festivities early next week, before they leave Liverpool, on Thursday.for Canada.Sir Wilfrid Laurier will visit the, continent three weeks hence and will pro! return to Canada during the month of September.SYMPATHY EXPRESSED AT AUSTRIAN CAPITAL.(Special to the Montreal Star.) TONDON, June 27.\u2014The Vienna spondant of the Times says that intense sympathyon account of, and interest in, King Edward's liness are shown by Austro- Hungarians with! the exception of the Vater- Jand, which has not yet thought proper to refer to the subject in its editorial columns.Ap authority on disease of the intestines, em = the Vienna correspondent of the Times.considers the presence of an abscess 1n King Edward's case a good sign.and dues not ve- lieve in the presence of any dangerous growth, as he says, under such circumstances English doctors would nat so apeedily have used tne knife.On the other band Prof Noth naget declares that too htile 1s known in regard to the case in Vienna to permit of a prognosis, but he says the King 1s in the hands of the very best surgeons in the world.corre- TROUBLE ORIGINATED IN LATE SUPPER.(Special to the Montreal Star.) NEW YORK, June 27.\u2014The correspond- cot of the New York Herald in Londo cables: LONDON, June 27.\u2014From an ap tly authontative statement I learn that the King's trouble probably originated from a late supper which His Majesty partook of, after a fatiguing day.on Friday, June 13, when he attended the long court.On the following day he complained of abdominal pains and was seen by Sir Francis Laking.In the afternoon he was feeling much better.He left for Aldershot, but a recurrence of the trouble necessitated the presence of Sir Francis Laking, by whose advice.under circumstances already well known, His Majesty returned to Windsor.On Wednesday.June 18, the first symptoms of perityphlitis showed themselves, These again disappeared, King's health continued to improve until Monday evening, when His Majesty journeyed to London.There was then an exacerbation of the symptoms and the operation was inevitable.' The King\u2019s Prospects Decidedly Favourable NEW YORK, June 27 \u2014The New York Medical Journal received to-day the following cable despatch from the London Lancet: \u201cLONDON, June 27.\u201412.00\u2014So far as it tble vet to say anything definite the 's prospects are distinctly favourable.y Was,a good day, followed by a fair patient haviag-refreshing sleep.wound 1s ratisfactory.the dis- , the temperature Thursday evening normal, a fact which 18 important as indicating that the occasional pain experienced in the wound had no sinister significance.Nourishment was taken and { cheerfulness maintained.The King has i seen and conversed with the Prince of | Wales and the Royal Princesses.The Queen | has visited the sick man several times.The definite statements issued by the Lancet that the bulletins are accurate, that the condition .is simply\u2014perityphlitis, that the right -mvedical opinion hasbeen sought, that the right procedure has been followed, and that no symptoms of malignant disease are present have much reassured the public.At neon to-day the wound is comfortable and the general condition less anxious.\u201d Londoners Busy Figuring Their Coronation lL.osses NEW YORK, June 27.\u2014A special cable to the New York Herald says: Now that the first effects of the paralyzing blow has worn away it is posmble to get some idea of the tremendous loss which the postponement of the coronation entailed.One no longer talks of thousands, but hundreds of thousands of pounds when speaking of the amount of money which one way or another will go for nothing.A rough estimate of the losses that can be calculated upon with rome basis of fact makes the appalling total £1.000,000 and this does not include what has heen spent for robes, jewels, coaches and horses, and for decorating and renovating houses by the mobility.In the first place, Lloyds, -inderwriters, Jose, at a conservative estimate £200,000 on cies which covered the risk that the estivities would not take place on Thurs day and Friday, June 26 and 27.They coronation would not take place at ail.Next come the meat apeculators.Insur- some £120,000.Now, the erection of stands and the advertising and the paying for righta involved an expenditure of at least £500,000.Supposing one way or the other they retain £100.000 out of the money paid for tickets and they receive £120,000 for insurance they still are losers of £280,000.This loss 13 made up of several items, the two main ones heing the cost of construc ing the stands and hiring the premises.In several casen\u2014large premises\u2014more b ses and did not employ agents also lose heavily.Many shops have thrown themselves out of gear for months preparing for the coron ation visitors.Little ordinary business has been done, while the rent has kept up as usual.and wages have gone on.At fant £50,000 was lost by t en in this way.Caterers and food contractors of all de scnption and fruit and wine merchants all lose heavily, as London i» now stocked with twice as much nrovisions as ordinarily would be consumed.A great desl of thin is perishable and will be a dead loss.Thousands of contracts for luncheons were cancelled within a few hours of the mews of the King's illness being made .These caterers in turn udiate their contracts for supplies, ro the loss is divided between three classes, but somehow they will be £50,000 out of pocket and unaccounted for.Railway companies calculated to brin 800.000 visitors to Lomdon on Thureday and Friday.Almost every available carriage wan let at prices ranging from five to twenty guineas for each day.The average price for a single horse vehicle was seven guineas._ Private and corporation decorations and illuminations now counting for naught cost at least £100.000.Then the government's expense in erecting stands in the Abbey and in brin ing the King's and the nation\u2019s guests to ndon approxima 0! £100,000.re te more than What is to show for all this expenditure?Thousands upon thousands of empty seats, flapping pennons and banners, garland encircled masta.showily bedeck buildings, than £2.000 was paid for the right to build standa.Seats were erected altogether for mearly six hundred thousand persons.Tradesmen who let out ther own prem- \u2018 innumerable illuminations of varied designs, all of sprang into existence, lies stricken.\u2018 \u2014\u2014 THE KING IS DISTINCTLY BETTER TO-DAY.ee The Latest Photograph of King Edward VIL BULLETINS ARE ALL ENCOURAGING.at 6.15 p.m.; LONDON, June 27\u2014The following bulletin was posted at the Palace ¢The King has maintained the satisfactory condition described in the last bulletin.(Bigned) His Majesty shows no disquieting symptoms.LISTER, TREVES, SMITH, LAKING, BARLOW.\u201d A COMFORTABLE MORNING.ham Palace at 2 p.m.: corded in the bulletins issued.(8igned.) \u201cHis Majesty passed a comfortable morning.toms to-day are so far satisfactory.His temperature remains normal.No -other than important fluctuations in His Majesty\u2019s temperature will be re- LONDON, June 27\u2014The following bulletin was posted at Bucking- All bis symp- TREVES, LAKING, BARLOW.\u201d PASSED A FAIR NIGHT.LONDON, June 27, 10.12 am.\u2014The first uncfficial intimation this morning from Buckingham Palace regarding King Edward\u2019s condition is to the effect that the pain mentioned in last night\u2019s bulletin was at first attended by some restlessness, but subsequent improvement was noted and His Majesty passed a fair night.LONDON, June 27\u2014-A bulletin issued from Buckingham Palace at quarter after ten o\u2019clock this morning says;\u2014 * His Majesty had a fair night and has had sore settled sleep.appetite is improving and his wound is much more comfortable.whole the King\u2019s condition is attended with less anxiety.(Signed.) LISTER, and that Lord Lister replied : His On the TREVES, SMITH, LAKING, BARLOW.PRACTICALLY OUT OF DANGER.LONDON\u2014It is said that after the issue of this morning\u2019s bulletin Lord Marcus Beresford asked Lord Lister how the King was progressing His Majesty is practically out of danger.\u201d SOME RETURN OF PAIN.The following bulletin was posted at Buckingham Palace at 11 o\u2019clock last night; \u201cThe King has passed a fairly comfortable day and has maintained his strength.There is a returning desire for food, which has been very carefully given.(8igned.) There has been some return of pain in the wound.TREVES, LAXING, BARLOW.AUTHORITIES ARE TELLING THE TRUTH {Special to the Montreal Star.) NEW YORK.June 27\u2014The New York Times\u2019 London correspondent says: \u201cThere war a little controversy yesterday between Lord Knollys, the King's private secretary, and a news bureau.which he mistakenly accused of so perverting his answer to one of its recent inquiries as to make hint seem to be concealing facts in regard to Hin Majesty\u2019s illness.The matter was of small account.except as showing the sensitiveness of those surrounding the King in regard to that charge, which has been frequently made thia week by men of high degree., | General belief in now expressed that the an- which seem sadly out of place, | thorities at Buckingham Palace are telling while the King, in whose honour these ; the truth and the feeling in London yoater- cheerful.\u201d day was consequently more { MORNING BULLETIN GREETED WITH CHEERS.LONDON, June 27.{1058 \u2014_\u2014 An authoritative ne ted contained in despatches, that the check in King Edward's progress toward recovery, which was recorded in the last official bulletin of yesterday evening, was merely temporary in its character, _ receives gratifying confirmation in this mornings annourcement.The statement that the King had passed a good night, having secured natural sleep, and that the wound was comfortable, was followed by an indication of increasing assurance in the minds of those responsible for the official It is contained in the last sentence which indicates that everything is going as well as can reasonably be ex rd Lister and his colleagues were in Pratt hd AA AAA OA OA CAO OO ae ag A gag consultation for a quarter of an hour prior to issuing this bulletin.As the time approached for the posting of the morning bulletin, the crowd about the palace of the King increased appreciably.When the better tenor of the news contained by the slip of paper attached to the baize-covered board borne by the messenger became known, something like a cheer broke foréh from the assembled people.| Prinée Henry of Prussia and other foreign representatives were among the earlier enquirers at Buckingham Palace.HIS MAJESTY IS A GALLANT CHAP.\u2014 That is How a Member of the British Government Describes Him\u2014Some Optimistic Views.LONDON, June 27 \u2014Electric fans are bc- ing utilized to keep the Kings apartment at a suitable temperature, the heat in London at present being oppressive.Queen Alexandra continues cheerful and is in and out of the sick rvom at frequent intervals.- Throughout the afternoon only small crowds gathered about Buckingham Palace.The two o'clock bulletin created the greatest satisfaction.Subsequently a member of the Government sald to a representative press: \u201cReally everyth is going on wonderfully well and.we all now think the Kin will recover, though of course, we are afrai of being.premature or.unduly optimistic.The King is proving himself .a gallant chap.\u201cA good deal of 1ll-feeling and misdirected criticism appears to have been caused by the omission of the temperature from the bulletin.1 understand the doctors avoided to mention of it, for the purpose of preventing what \u2018they believed be an avalanche of faculty deductions \u2019 from the press leged experts.It is only natural that the Ain s temperature slightly rises at night and it is expected to for some time.How little, however, this omission from the bulletins is calculated to inspire the public with false confidence can be iudged from the fact that Wednesday evening, when, perhaps, the Kmg might have ex to have at his most critical period, his temperature was normal, vet the doctors pu ly refrained from mentioning it.\u201d The latest bulletins favourable impression in ted the most arliamentary cir- Many of the medical experts now believe that al) of any septic ess has passed, and that so far as can seen the isda regarded as at an end.PRINCE OF WALES VISITS THE PALACE.LONDON, June 27.\u2014The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught called early at Buckingham Palace.At about moon the Prince of Wales paid & further long visit to Buckingham Palace.At [hat hour His Majesty was getting on we Another party of 1,100 orphans from the | various institutions were entertained by the Prince asd Princess \u2018of Wales to-day at a dinner given in the grounds of Marlborough House.The Prince and Princess again viail- ed their little guests.LONDON IS DESERTED.Another Quiet Holiday in the World's Metropolis.LONDON, June 27.\u2014What was to have gone down to history as procession day, when it was expected there would be the greatest crush ever witnessed in the streets of London, finds the city practically deserted.The bank holiday proclaimed for to-day paralyzed bumnpess.P t weatber prevailed and jaunts out to the tountry was the popular pastime of the masses.The big hotels were each a scene of activity amid the otherwise general quietude of the city.Many coronation visitors are preparing to start for the continent and others have already gone to the country, while numbers took advantage of the fine dav to visit the great fleet assembled off Spithead.oo ; Sir Thomas Lipton is entertaining a distinguished party on board his steam yacht rin The fashionable cafes and restaurants were the scenee of numerous smart luncheons, while extensive preparations were made for week-end house parties at the surrounding country places.MONEY WILL BE RETURNED.Pancy Prices Were Paid for Seats at Opera Performance.(Special to the Montreal Star.) donment of the fla performance at the Opera, fixad for Monday night, the money paid for seats will be returned.\u201cEvery seat and box in¥the house was booked at special prices so one can imagine what will be the work of returning all the money.\u201cThe checks for the bookings for Monday night alone amounted to well over £20,000 ($100,000).\u201cSixty-four boxes have been sold for 100 guineas (8525) each, twenty-four for 60 guineas ($313), sixteen for 40 guineas (£210 while five hundred orchestra stalls were i fold for 20 guineas (8105) each, and 116 balcony stalls for 10 guineas ($52.50) each.\u201cThe cheapest seats in the house were guinea seats in the gallery, 396 in number, all of which were taken weeks ago.\u201d «HOBOES\"\u201d DISAPPOINTED.! Deprived of Dinners They Indulge in Angry Demonstrations.LONDON.June 27.\u2014 The provincial \u201cHoboes\u201d\u2019 in several minor towns who were deprived of their expected feasts and the opportunity to \u2018\u201cmaffick\u201d indulged in angry demonstrations against the.local authorities: who had provided dinners and festivities.Smashing windows was the favourite form of protests.In some cases they lit the bon fires which had been prepared for the celebration of the Coronation.The most serious disturbanoes occured at Wat- ford, 15 miles from London.During the early hours of this morning, a mob over powered the police.wrecked several sho and net fire to a store owned by the char man of the town council.A number of special constables were sworn in and the disturbance was quell Liquid Food Caused Pain.(Bpecial to the Montreal Star.) NEW YORK, June 77.\u2014 The Herald's London correspondent av it res Tear est night that the in from whi the oe ndoub Ki uffered had u tediy been caused by the fact that liquid food had been given to the patient.of the symptoms of the disease is a craving for nourishment.Hospital patients ly believe that when food is denied them, they are starving to desth.0 80 LONDON, June 27.\u2014Owing to the aban- _\u2026 CIRCULATION OF STAR: PF RECENSE NN EN ESS NS GOOD RESULTS WILL | FOLLOW DISAPPOINTMENT.Se wy a 6 Last Week's Weekly.sone + 121 ,260 Total last week.451 1683 PRICE ONE CENT.(Special Cable to the Montreal Star.) LONDON, June 27.\u2014 In the lull which has succeded the emotional storm of the past few days, men are discussing the probable intellectual and moral effects of the Ccropatior disaster.British and foreign statesmen assembling last week to participate in the fetes agreed that the great carnival of peace about to enacted would tend to do England much good in certain important quarters of the world.\"For example,\u201d said Senator Chauncey M.Depew to the Star correspondent, *\u2018the most intelligent eyes in the political universe are here to study British character and power.What they see will contribute immensely to strengthen England's international posi- ticn and indirectly to enlarge the respect of mankind for the rest of the English- speaking race.Befére the pageants could be thrown on the streets, however, or His Majesty's soldiers and sailors\u2014white, black and brown\u2014could be marched past the visiting nobilities, the King was stricken and the splendid project of naval and military pomp fell to the ground.\u201d PREMIER SEDDON'S VIEW.\u201cNevertheless,\u201d said Premier Seddon, of New Zealand, to the Star correspondent this morning, \u201cEngland and the British Empire will emerge from this grievous dis- aprointment with a distinctly firmer hold cn the respect of the nations.\u201cAssuming, as we do, that the clou hanging over us will pass away, henceforth the King, as the hero of the most dramatic crisis in the history of monarchies, will enjoy a fuller measure of the world's re \u2014 gard and sympathy than he has enjoyed heretofore.When he makes his second attempt to be crowned, the attendance of great and lowly will far exceed the record of this occasion, and the decorations of the capital will surpass in magnificence the die- play now shriveling into nothing.The British people.especially the Londoners, have lost heavily, but they know how to lose cheerfully.At the next Coronation carnival the Thanksgiving element will tender honours to His Majesty that will dull the imagination.| \u201cThis time the Empire did not conceive so much of the King personally as with relation to the impression he would produce on the minds of the Empire's distinguished visitors.Events have happened that would have failed to happen.and I venture to say that the full realization of our plans could not have wrought so well for us.While the army did not enter the streets.it filled the parks.The navy at the same! time occupied the Solent and practically the whole intended spectacle was seen by the visitors in separate units.OF GREATER IMPORTANCE.\u201cWhat is more important the representatives of the penples of Europe, Africa and Asia have seen the British in the midat of à crisis striking at the roots of character and self-control and have observed how orderly and full of moral power has been ir conduct.Believe me, this extraordinary chastisement has benefited the British people themselves and made them vastly stronger in the opinion of the re- wainder of mankind.\u201d don cables: death.+++ +++ + + + 4444 ! morning.+ from the wound.+ been successfully removed.+ Medical Men Satisfied With Progress.(Special to the Montreal Star.) NEW YORK, June 27.\u2014The correspondent of the New York Sun in Lon- Medical men are now satisfied with the King's improvement, which, though, slow, is reassuring.after the alarm caused by Thursday evening's relapse, when, it is generally understood in Palace circles, it was almost a case of life or\u2019 His Majesty throughout has exhibited remarkable fortitude, to which the 4+ physicians attribute his present favourable.condition.Lord Lister and his colleagues held a longer consultation than usual Is is learned it was upon the subject of the removal of the stitches 1f the present favourable svnpy 4+ ably be effected on Sunday.which is expected to he the critical day for His + Majesty.and the tension will not be perceptibly relieved until the stitches have this oms continue this will prob- +4 44444444 444444 66036646 0H404 3 The King Will Recover, So Says a Clairvoyant \u201cThe King will recover\u201d \u2014at least so says Mrs.Renaud, clairvoyant and fortune teller.She knows, for she has threshed the matter out with Fate, and Fate has promised to be kind.And the doctors hold out hopes.Mrs.Renaud lives in a Court atmosphere although her home is unpretentious, an almost republican in its simplicity.Por traits of Rings and queens and princesses adorn her walls; she possessee also a big reserve packet of pictured crown heads tn draw upon when those already in evidence become passe.Mrs.Renaud is loyal, and she adores the Royal family of Great Britain and Ireland, of which latter country sh is herself a native, in spite of ler name.To the late Queen she gave her affection.Edward VII.she still looks upon as the boy she saw long ago in Montreal.But she loves him for his mother\u2019s sake.When the news of the King's illness reached her she was overcome with grief.At first she only mourned with the rest of the nation; then she roused herself to action, and, _ ad to help His Majesty in his dire strait.It was Tuesday night when she came to this conclusion, and she lost no time.Due preparation was made, and she consulted the oracle.One pack, two packs of cards were tried, and the result was the same.The King would recover.In nine days a change would come and the worst would be over.Mrs.Renaud told her friends.and waited.Last night she again tempted Fate on His Majesty's behalf, and the result was the same.c- cording to all signs known to syhils, His Gracious Majesty would soon be out of anger.rs.Renaud is nothing if not thoughtful, Her prophecies have brought comfort apd confidence to other sick beds, and why pot to a King's® She felt that her Sover eign and Master would be enco to continue tbe battle if he once knew that a &ybil in far-off Canada had promised him complete recovery, and that Fate, through ber, had interposed in his behalf.To reach him was the trouble.She was afraid the members of the Royal family might regard her action as a piece of iin- \u201cpertinence.\u201d She was at a lors to sead her A letter would take too long: the cable was forgotten, but the public prints remained.She acted on the inspiration others than ciairvoyants have used, and had recourse to the Star to make her happiness known.The syhil is satisfied, her friends are satis fied, and she wants the rest of the world to be satisfied that the King is safe and \"+ the Coronation only delayed.A Reorganization Affected in Engineering Department of the Canadian Pacific \u2014 The engineering department of the Canadian Pacific Railway is at present undergoing a process of reorganization.Hitherto there have been two departments, one of maintenance and another of construction.The former was originally under the su ervision of Mr.P.A.Peterson, M.Inst., C.E., but upon his recent indisposition was taken over by Mr.H.E.Veutelet, who wan given the title of acting chief engineer, and Gr Peterson that of consulting engin- The department of construction was under.the charge of Mr.Tye, who bad a large staff and drawing office.it appears the two departments are to ba merged (into one, all under the imme- iate supervision of Mr.E.H.McHenry oe ew engineer in chief, and there will be but one drawing office.The most n t work the department will be en in for some time is the \\ improvement in the alignment and gradient of the main line, the relaying with hea raile and the substitution of steed for wood in bridges aud trestles.When this work 1s completed by the end of next year, it is anticipated the run to the Pacific will be cut down by nearly a day.Mr.McHenry starts on his inspection of the road to the Pacific next week, to de termine upon what work is in re ducing gradients and urratures.The plana for ochelaga sho, he said to-day.were still being prepared, Some had been approved by the premident and general m .Others had nov.Te wes à very la undertaking and requi considerable thought and study.e department has prepared a set of three standard plans for the C.P.R.sta- | tions, the second and third of which have dwellings attached, while No 1 is for Jarger localitien.The designe are very artistic and the idea in time is tn have a uniform design of stations all over the system.Tr gh TNT a en The King and the British - People Will Be Thought \u2018 More of in Certain Important Quarters of the World./ x ge A PO que as BRR rian Tn a, ENE py ven MY e\u2014 pg H * .So read do nr rn Ee cy Le RENTREE CT de 0 abe . REC ESC mas à LAS SR AQU res ce = = re PE Ç + A 4, : ; * .: oF J so a Le SE y Le | ; J | .| me 9 THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014-FRIDAY.JUNE 27, 1902 20 | .ow .\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 mse I IT, a Erman Ion | SHAMROCK HOME BETTER.| oi Es (oat, mmole) «THE WOMANLY BEAUTY OF CAPITALS BEAT CORNWALL TEAM They Defeated Them - By.a Score of Four To One.AN INTERESTING MATCH Prospects for To-morrow\u2019s First Match for the Much Prided Minto Championship Cup.(Specrd to the Montreal Star) SUT AN June 27 Accerupunied by 270 sup, ttre, the Cornwall teaun visited the city yesterday and encaged wath the Cyr Mails sn one of the Lest games ol JucPosse ployed here in many + dus Pie success ct the factory eB ny ques ol Lr mse ples ers agunst Uke ighampma Shuanreks ag evuple af werkhs ago in Montreal.male them appuur dangereus factors, and us a cunsequence Lie Caps prepara themselves #8 they havo not done bLetore in many years Carpwall presented a team, whch was in every respal a stronger one than that which stacked up aguinst the \"champions J.White, the crack lnian exponent of the g me, made his appearance on the defence and the positions of a number of other play: ers were changed to the very apparent bene fit of the teun.Tobin and Hess, the dover guardians of the nets, wore aieent and jun: tors teok the:r places.The lues sustammed through the latter's change of residence.was very noticeable, but in other respx W.Gilbert .12.20 eee H C.Litde, 26 and 6 .æ J.Lockerty.22 and 10.eee BR J.A.Taylor .\u2026.22 einen 0 C.A.Lockerby, 22 and 8 .0 The match with the Westmount police will be held on Thursday, July 3rd, next.SPORTING CORRESPONDENCE.Rublin\u2019s Second Victory.Left Corner \u2014 \u201cThe meeting in London Wednesday night was the second between Ruhlin abd Harker.the first encounter taking place at Coney Island, N.Y, June 26, 1900, when Rühbn knocked out his opponent in the 15th round.In Auguat of the same year Robert Fitzaimmons knocked out Rublin in the 6th round, at the Madison are Garden.A fortnight later, at Coney Island, Fitzaimmons knocked out Sharkey in the 2nd rand.In November, last year, OBO THE BOAT OF DUGGAN DESEN Won the Race at St.John N.B., Yesterday Afternoon.SHIRLEY DAVIDSON SKIPPER the Race at Carleton Place, But Protest is Entered.(Special to the Montreal Star.) S&T.JOHN, NB.June 28.\u2014 The first race fur the Royal Kennebeccasis Yacht Club Corporation Cup took place Thursday afternoon over the Kennebeccasis.The dis tance was 9 mies, on a triangle course.The yachts entered were the Cibou, of the Sydney Yacht C.ub, Canada, Wabewawa, Gracie M., and Wenegeae, of the Kennebec casts Cluts With the exception of one, the St.John baats are all yachts built for pleasure with large cabins, and consequently were no match for the t1bou.A large number of perspns went out to see the race.Amon the Visitors were Miss Ross, daughter of James Ross, and Miss Shields, daughter of the general manager of the Steel Works: tasides these, there were several persons from Montreal.The day was un- tavourable for racing.The wind was from the southeast with ram, and aiter the boats get away the wind incressed to a regular gaie.while the ran eame down in sheets.it was quite evulent from the first that the race would be between the Uibou and Canada, and this proved to be the case.The gun from the Hawship Scionda, Cow- theddure Thomson.called the boats in posi- lon.SHIRLEY DAVIDRON SKIPPER.Sapper Shirfdey Davidson had the Cibou well 1 hand, and wheu the boats went off she crossed thie lino first at 225.50, Canada at 23105.AU the boats were within a couple oI minutes of each other.The first lez vas à run before the wind.The Cibou tryed aheud, while the Canada outstripped the other boats.The Cibou turned the first boy quite a long distance ahead of the l'auada.and reached ior the second buoy.On this leg the Canada for a time closed the zap between the winner.There was quite a choppy roll, and effort was made to get the club sul put up on the Canada.but the storm was too heavy.She fell off.and bet cvosiderable heudway, while the (vou kept on, turned the second buoy, and ~guared away for home with the wind on her beam.lt was in this run the Cibou did ner best work.and actually few over the w.ter.LOSERS CHEERED CIBOU.The crew of the Canula chevred her when [< sing on the opposte directuon The other vauhts were out of it.The Uibou crossed the winning hine at 3.3037, and the Canada at 3.47.57.the former bey the winner by actual subng of 8m.2a, and with allotted tine she von by D runutes, 11 seconds Aîter the race there was quite a talk among the St.John men All agreed the n freak would take away the cup.but there is a determunation to build a buat to bring it back.Next year will me a new class of hxts at Sydney to compete for the cup.Lhe Canada was designed by J.J.Mclatyre, of Massachusetts, but she is intended tur pleasure, and can accommodate eight per sons The second race takes place to-day.HOW HARVARD BEAT THE YALE FOUR-OARED.President Roosevelt Was Present at the Races.NEW LONDON.Conn.June 27.\u2014Row- Ing within ten seconds of record time, the Yale \u2019Varaty crew.yesterday afternoon.lowered the colours of the fastest eight that Harvard has yet produced.Yale won by four boat lengths.Yale's ume was 20.2: Harvard, MM.In the four-cared race the oolours of HH -rvanl were borne to the front.The Cambnage four won by tw6 and a half lengths.In the freshman race Yale's crew led over the last mule until within a few feet of the finish when the Harvard crew, by a magnificent spurt, jumped their shel up even with the Blue.The judges were compelled to decide that the race was a draw.Twentv-five thousand people saw the Fli's row to victory in the hig \u2018varity race; but.while the crowd was great, it was the pres ence of Theodore Roosevelt which made the crowd unique in the hietory of Yale and Harvard races.The President maw the finish of all three rares from aboard the Dolphin which was anchored just above the finish line.He decline-l the invitation of the re gatta committee ta go aboard Mr.Cornelius Vandertult's launch, the Mi .preferring he sud.to remain aboard the Dolphin.where he could be with his family After a stormy might and morning which 9 ed to mean\u2014prerponement of the racés until Friday.the aftermoon finally became a cloudless day of almost perfect weather for shell racing.The wind blew | quartering on the course from the north-west.but with the exception of the \u2018varuty four-oar race, the crews could not have 1 much better weather.More yachts than ever before in the quarter of a century of Yale and | Harvard races on the broad Thames, were anchored along the last mile and a half ot the course.No crews have ever had a grander audience.The closeness of the \u2018varaty race brought out the greatest crowd of Yale and Harvard graduates tha has ever come to New London, while the presence of the President brought te the nver people for many miles around the Thames.| ONLY ONE RACE AT CARLETON PLACE.Won by the Grand Trunk War Canoe But Disputed.[~~ CARLETON PLACE, Ont, June 27.\u2014The recatta of the northern division of the ACN.commenced yesterday.Ten clubs are represented.covering the territory from Toronto to Montreal.about 24 paddlers in all.The course is a heauti- ful stretch of water on the Mississippi Lake three miles above the town.1a well laid and plentifully buoyed.Viwee-Commodore Begg Rublin was defeated by Jeffries, in five J rounds, at San Francisco.\u201d offcials appointed.scheduled for yesterday, but owing to the fe Sani RS hl hr Ir Seine resulted in crews coming ta as follows: !, Grand Trunk; 2, Smith's Fall; 3, Brock- ville; 4, Britannia.the Rt is reported that mos is protested and will have to be run to-day.ARGONAUTS IN ENGLAND.Will Only Have Four Days at Henley.LONDON, June 27.\u2014The Argonauts did their wemal spine yesterday are doing well.oles went out also.The Toronto man will only have four clear days at Healey prior to the regatta BASEBALL NET GROUNDS JGAN No Eastern League Game in Mont- real\u2014Torontos, the Leaders, Were Beaten by Jersey City.Rain again interfered with baseball in this city yesterday, and it begins to look as if there might not be any more games be tore it :8 time for the local team to move away again.An aggregation of women called the \u2018\u2019Boston Bloomers\u201d played at the Mascotte grounds yesterday afternoon, notwithstand- \u2018ing the wet and slip condition of the diamond, and were eated by eight to a seven runs, At Toronto\u2014By inni R HE.Jersey City.\u2026.\u2026.1000101014\u201458 13 4 Toronto .1000110100\u2014¢ 12 4 At Worcester\u2014By inn , Buffalo .0003100001\u20146 11 3 Worcester .0001001030\u2014¢ 11 0 At Bochester\u2014By toning Providones ee es os 445301000024 24 2 Rochester .010020104\u20147 18 6 \u2014 i EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.Per Club.Won.Lost cent Toronto see eee sen sen aoe 17 633 Buffalo .ever see oe D 19 -604 Worcester cou wee see eee 9 a > Providence .ee.«et \u2026 5 2 52 Rochester .«i.0.Ü pas 500 Jersey City cin see eee ove 2A = A Montreal .o ses eas eee 17 = 3 Newark .ese cen een » a 2>æ National League.At Roston\u2014 RHE Roston .000000120-3 § 5 Brooklyn .103021000\u20147 1 3 Batteries\u2014Pittinger and Moran ; Newton and Ahearn At Chic Chicago .100000000\u20141 4¢ 3 Pittsburg .220002003\u20148 I 0 Batteries\u2014Menefee and King ; Chesbro and Zimmer.New York .000000001\u20141 § ¢ Philadelphia .11000200x\u2014¢ 8 © Batteries\u2014 Evans and Yeager: Fraser and Jacklitz NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.Club.- Won.Lost cent.Pittsburg 12 J Brooklyn = 4 Si Chicago 5 *\u201c iD Boston.= 2 -4%0 Philadelphia = 3 46 Cincinnau .æ n a5 St.Louls ., .a = 6 New York .» 3 ST American League.At Baltimore\u2014 RHE Baltimore .11004008 x\u2014 7 7 4 Philadelphia .100010100\u2014$ 4 4 Batteries\u2014Cronin and Bresnahan ; Wad- dell and Powers.At Chicazo\u2014 Chicago .1000000001\u2014 2 Detroit .0000010003\u20143 RBatterive\u2014 Piatt and McFarland ; M and Buelow.At Washington\u2014 Washington .020000000\u20143 ¢ 3 Baston .011101000\u2014 4 ne Latteries \u2014 Carrick and Clark ; Askins and Warner.Al Cleveland\u2014 Cleveland ., .St.Louts .-.200012000-5 58 2 Batteries\u2014Wright and Bemis : Dona- bua and J.Donahue.PE AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.Per Club Won.Lost Chicago .«.\u2026 & 19 ee Boston .«i.eee see ee.D * 5% Philadelphia .\u2026 S = 510 St.Louis .TL.Ll 0% 5 510 Baltimore .,.x =» 42 Detroit .es 1 2 S = «2 Washington .,.x 0 00t Cleveland .3 3 a Diamond Dust.There are only 24 American League - men over the 300 mark.bats * Lajoie made a homer Cleveland on Tuesday À triple play started by Seïbach was the feature of the Baltimore Philadelphia game on .with the bases full Outfielder Carney ter from Boston.bis present berth.may return to Worces- He 5 dissausfied with Ureminger.of Boston, has made only five errors In games, ving accepted 15: chances at the difficult corner.* A liner from Beaumont'a hat struck Pop Wiliams m the game at Chicago and pat him out of business temporanly.Rhodes took his place.5 Frank Bonner, who took Castro's place at second hase for the Philadelphia Athletics, has a hatung a of re ~ ng average 276, against First baseman Law, who was injured here some weeks ago, 18 back in the game with Buffalo.He celebrated his return by making two errors.Pitcher Winnie Mercer has decided to accept an offer to manag6 and captain the Loe Angeles team of the California League.He has asked for his release from Detrost.rea ard whose reason for mot joining was that his father did not want him to go so far from home, has with Cleveland.Falkenbarg.the elongated pitcher with Worcester, baz wom three straight games.H:istings has won eight and lost two games: McFall, won seven and lost four: ppalan, won seven and lost four; Mer ritt, won four and lost four.If some of the clabs do not ait down it, but with poor success \u2014Buffalo Express.In 35 games \u201cBilly\u201d Lusk has aly made +20 hits, and he ranks even below the pitch- * 4 RED ROBE AND HENDRIE STABLE Will Race in the East Again During The Season.SOME GOOD CANADIAN HORSES The Track at Fort Erie Was Worse Than Ever From the Rain\u2014Re- sults at Sheepshead Bay.NEW YORK.June 2I.\u2014The Hendries, who have not been seen in the east since 1898, when Wm.Hendrie's Martimas won the Flatbush Stakes, and was disqualified, will race again .n Jockey Club tracks this season, Geo.Hendrie's 3-year-old colt Red Robe, winner of three important events, and unbeaten this year, will be the first to race In the cast again.Red Robe will start at Saratoga.where he is well engaged in many of the rich stakes to be decided in August The return of the Hendrie stable promises to be a matter of considerable interest to the turf world.owing to the rather notable performances of the colt Red Robe at Nashville, Toronto and Fort Erie.Red Robe won the Cumberland Derby at Nashville, defeating Circus, the winner of the Montgomery handicap.He was not raced again until the Toronto meeting.where he captured the Stanley Produce Stakes, at a mile and a quarter, carrying 129 pounds, and the Woodstock Plate at a mile and a furlong.with 127 pounds up.Then he was taken to Fort Erie, where he won the Canadian Derby.Red Robe is by Patrician.out of Noblesse, and traces to the Narice family.from which came Volante and Norfolk.He has already earned a place in the list of $5.00 winners and over in 183% Red Robe will go from Fort Erie to Saratoga.and be rested up until that meeting opens.when he will try issues with the eastern stars, and the stable, as well as ers who Mave seen him race, are confident he will continue his triumphant career.FORT ERIE TRACK WORSE THAN EVER The Bunning Was Heavy and Very Sticky.FORT ERIE, Ont., June :7.\u2014The track yesterday was In the worst condition of any day of the meeting.being sticky and holding.and equally bad from rail to rail The weather was cloudy and chilly and the attendance fair.Summary: Third race, 1 mile, for 3-year-olds and up.veftting\u2014Bean.3 to 1.won by a length: Obstinate Simon, 112 Adams.213 to 1.second: Senator Beveridge, 18.Lo Thompson, ?to 1.third.Time, 1.6.Clar- ena, The Way.Insolence and Keggs finished as Fourth race.5 furiongs.for 3-year-oide\u2014 F.G.Good.1%.R.Steel, 3 to 1, won by a head: Her Letter.116.Daneman 7 to 10.second; Hallucinsatio: ss, Adams, 8 to 1.third.Time, 1.07.arold Kelling and Jakko finished as named.Fifth race, 6 furlongs, for 3-vear-olds and up\u2014Nobleman.I™, Loudon, 8 to 5 won by two lengthe: Gold Fox.106.McCluskey, 10 to 1.second: Foneda, 1\u20ac8 McQuade, 2 to 1 third.Time, 1.19.AN Saints, The Bronze Demon.Bob Baker and Belgrave finished as named.Sixth race, handicap, steeplechase, short \u2014 retention, which for Men.WOMAN.\u201d CI \u2014 Reflected in the dainty styles of The Slater Shoe for Women.It combines the correct elegance of Parisian models, with that nicety of fit, and that shape- characterize The Slater Shoe : From the factory to your feet \u2014 through SL the Makers price - stamped on each pair, \u2014 CTI 225 St.James strest 47 St Lawrence strest 2447 St Catherine strest 1551 St.Catherine street | i Montreal, Ottawa, } 4 200 Winnipeg, \u2018 Toronto.Agencies.: Hamilton, London, course\u2014The Esmond, 131.FE.Kelly.?to 1 won: Yasodhara.135, C.Johnson, 6 to 1.second; Handvice, 131, Slater.2 to L third Time.314 King Along and Cantades fir- ished as named.Verna K.fell The Besults at Sheepshead.NEW YORK.June Zi.\u2014Three favourites and three second cholces were successful at Sheepshead Bay.The Pansy Selling Stakes.for 2-yéar-olds.6 furlongs.on the turf, brought oul a fairly representative field, and was won easily by the 2 to favourite, Sergeant.Squid, at 10 to 1.finished second.Ranald.favourite, won the Spendthrift Stakes for 3-year-olds.at 1 1-f milex.Summary: First race.¢ furlongs.on main track\u2014 Pretorius, 186.T.Burns.3 to 1 and even, won: The Musketeer 125, J Marun, S to § and 3 to 5.2: Sadducee.115, Redfern.! to 1 and 7 to 2 $ Time, 111 45 Cobourg and Honolulu also ran.Second race.2-year-olds.last 5 1-2 fur- longa Futurity course\u2014Alsono, 109.Odom.9 to 10 and 1 to 3.won.Boutanniere, 112, Wonderly, 20 to 1 and 5 to 1.2; Clarion, 112 Shaw, 5 to 2 and 7 to 10, % Time, 1.07 35.Wax Candle, Woodlake, Leader and Ink also ran Third race.the Pansy Stakes, for 2-year- olds, selling.6 furlongs on turf\u2014Sergeant 188.T.Burns, 2 to § and out.won: Squi 8.Creamer.100 to 1 and D to 1, 2; Cobb, 100, Redfern, 8 to 1 and 3 to ! 1.16 43.Minotaur, Daisy Green and Earl of Warwick also ran.Fourth race.the Spendthrift Stakes for 3-year-olds, handicap.1 1-8 miles- Ranatd.116, Wonderly.8 to 3 and 3 to 3.won.t\u2018u- nard, 106.J.Martin.10 to 1 and 3 to 1.2; Süpthrift, WI.T.Burna 10 to }! and 3 to 1.3 Time, 154 1 Sunshower, Arsenal, Hildred and Smart Set also ran.Fifth race.handicap.1 3-16 miles\u2014Ar- gregor, 9.Wonderly, 5 to 1 and 7 to 5 won.Tom Kenny, 54, Shea, £ to 1 and ?to 1.2: Blues, 127.J.Martin.8 to 10 and out, 3 Time, 200 Herbert and Ethics alsn ran Sixth race, selling.1 1S miles.on turf\u2014 Moor, 108.Landry, \u20ac to 1 and 2 to 1, won.Philippine.113, Doggett.40 to 1 and M tn 1, 2; Swamplands NV D.O'Connor.15 ta 1 and6 to 1.2 Time.19 14 Prince Richard.Ohnet.Bounteous, Jack Demund.Justice.Carrier Pigeon.Ascension.Shan- donfield and H.L.Coleman also ran.Cigar Talks The les 3 man knows about Cigars the harder he is to advise.Many men smoke imported Cigars because they arr imported.Mare and more smoke.GRANDAS because their palate they suit and their purse INDAS GROWS IN PCPULAR FAVOR.REN fain [od curen of mast obstinate cases im 13 toX>daye Worst cases selieited.Capétai, desk He branch efbcen ers in the Raston (Club averages.his fig- ur=s being .135.Carney.the former Wor cesterite, 15 batting at 29, 13 points ahead of Grem:nger, last year with Ro chester.Outfielder Flournoy.after ng to jump Leuisville to join New York.flunked be cause of his desire to remain with a team that had a chance of Winning a game now ani then.Patsey Flaherty.the former Toronto and Syracuse pitcher, refused to join New York.While at the bat at Boston, Washburn, New York's college pitcher, was hit twice by pitched balls.In the first innings he was hit in the stomach with the ball, and, althcugh badly hurt.continued.Then a few innings later he was hit again, this ume becaking his nose and closing his right eye.A bunch of rooters in the hleachenes got after Harry O'Hagan, the New York first baseman, the other day at Brooklyn.\u201cHey O Ha-a-a-gan!\u201d was the way it started, an they kept it up witb the wn-out cry until late in the game, when somebody yelled to Wheeler, who was on the coech- ing line: \u201cHey.Fddie, what do you think of O'Ha-a-agan?\u2019 The cry was taken Cp all along the line, and it had the and spectators in roars.O'Hagan did not\u2019 Like it, but that made no difference.Sa FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION DATES.| Semi-Finals for the Caledonian Cup.~ - .Following are the dates arranged for the ; à D Cup semi-finals.The finals wll be played off at the games.July 5\u2014M.A.A.A.vs.Mount Royal.Juiy 12\u2014Vailérfield vs.Granby.July 19\u2014Strathconas ve.winners of MA.A.À.and Mount Royals .July 19\u2014Lachine ve.winners of the Valley- field and Granby.Referees\u2014 Mr.G.Portier, M.A.À.À.and Mount Royal; H.Crawford, Valleyfield and Granby: M.Duncan.Strat and winners of M.A.A.A.and Mount Roral; R.Kyle, Lachine and winners of Valleyfield and Granby.M.Duncan for the final at the games.Max Wiley, of New York, and Zrnest Maxwell, of Toronto, hghtweight champion wrestlers of their respective country's, have battled before the Spokane Athletic Club for the championship of North America.Wiley won, taking two straight falls, catcn- as-catch-can \u201cYoung Corbett\u201d is located near Creve Coeur Lake St.Louis while Dave Sullivan has his training quarters at the n road bourse.Both men are trai + Hor est Jack Herman, m of the Port Erie Boxing Club, announces that he has secure¢ d mgnatures from \u201cKid\u201d McCoy bout with him and Jack He has offered Root a $3,000 puree, latter wante $5,000.Terry McGo ban sssured Her man be ie tn a try out bout with a man prior to meeting with \u201cYoung > MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.In the Labour World THE WOOD WORKERS.\u2014There will be a public meeting of the new Wood Workers\u2019 Union to-night in St.Joseph's Ha'l, when speeches on the labour movement will be made by well-known labour mer.ANNUAL CONVENTION \u2014Elaborate arrangements are now being made for tac annual convention cf the Stove Mounters Steel Range [Workers and Pattern ters\u2019 and Fillers\u2019 international Union of North America, which is to be held at Alleghany, Pa.uvegirning July & THE PLUMBERS.\u2014Since the strike of the plumbers and steamñitters the nal union has greatly increased its member: ship and its financial condition, was never better.The men who were induced to come here.with few exceptions.are now in the union At to-night's meeting it is expected that important news.will be æiven out THE NEW CARD SYSTEM \u2014The Build- tnæ Trades\u2019 League held a meeting last niæht in Blue Label Hall and discussed the new card system which Is to be adopted by the various unions in the building trades.When the new rules and rgula- tions become effective, union men will not be allowed to work with nomunivmets of any trade, and a man who cannot show a union membership card will be prohiblted from going to woriL THE BOOT AXD SHOE WORKERS.\u2014At a.a meeting of the Boot and Shoe Workers Council.No.17.the following afficers were elected: A.Mathieu.president.Z Duval, vice-president : J.F.Barteau.recordinx secretary.C.Thibault.financial secretary.A.Guilbault, treasurer.A Unel: label committee, A Mathicu, Z.Duval J.Lepain: organization committee, J.Steben.A.Mathieu and A Gutlbault; auditors.J.Steben.A.Rati» and P.Hebert Fraternal Orders DIVISION NO.5 A.©.H.\u2014The semimonthly meeting of Division No.5 AOH.will be held this evening at 2 Richmond street when special business will te brought before the assembly ANNUAL CELEBRATION.\u2014The 25th anniversary of the Artizans Canadiens Fran- cals will be cuiebrated on Sunday.July à \u2018The meeting place will be at the corner of Notre Dame and St.Francois Xavier streets, where the men will line up ani) march to St.Henri, and will attend high mass In the parish church A hanquet wiil be held in the St.Henrd Town Hall during the afternoon.The third convention of the association will be fn the Seminary Hall on Monday sur} in and it ta er- pected that af least delegates will te present.ELECTION OF OFFICERS \u2014At a meet.taæ of Excelsior Lodga Na 17.1.0.0 F held tn the Oddfellows\u2019 Hall.Huntingdon, on Wednesday evening.the followin- officers were elected: N.G.Bro.W.A.Mitchell, re-elected; V.G.Bro.John A.Ross recording sgeretary, Bro.W.J.Walsh P.G.re-elected.financial! secretary.Bro Chartes Dewick.P.G .re-elected.treasurer.Bro.J.D.Bicknell.P.G.re-viected .representatives to Grand Lodge, Re.J.- & Hunter, P.G.and D.H.Sparrow, P.G.: Lauzon.sen- trustees (re-elected).Bros.And.Philps, PG., John A.Hunter, PG, and T.R Prin ele, PG.The Proposed Public Library.To the Editor of the Montreal Star: Sir.There are many phases of the publie library of which your City Council seem quite ignorant.A public library always means a fine rvading-room: well lighted, where all the best magazines and newspapers are te be found.It means mape.globes and pictures on its wall to instruct; it means bulletin boards of the current events.in a city of this =xize.it means an especial room for the children.with small chairs and tahlea, and cloth picture books for the very voung It means flowers In the wind ws.a room bright with pictures Mr Andrew Carnegie is quoted as saying.\"A taste far reading drives out lower tastes\u201d In this belief the citiztns of every well-ordered American city have realised the need nf a children\u2019s room in the pub- Le Hbrary in charge of an especially trained librarian.As a visitor to your city | have heen struck with the fact that a library\u2019 win te a blessing In your midst.| Ye been charmed with the pretty library\u201d W'est- mount.and its modern methods, but I am told that that is not for Montreal.Yours.etc,\u2019 G A A Band Concerts in the Squares To the Editor of the Montreal Star: Sir.\u2014 Do vou not think it would be a good idea if a -eries of dand concerts coulé be given weealy in two of our public squares.Dominion and Place Viger.say on Tuesday evening on one and on Friday evening on the other during the warm summer months?Let the military bands, of which we are so proud.he engaged by the City Fathersa ar by - \u2018lle subscription.Hundrrds of people vu! Have to stay in the city throng these so uares, and.1 am sure, would be mast grateful for such a treat.1 noticed from a recemt \u201cThirty Years Ago\u2019 the \u2018Chasseurs Band had teen engaged Just for this purpose for Place Viger square Could we not do likewise even at this Inte date?Tour paper 1x a noted advocate of anything for the pleasure or comfort of the masses, so I have taken the liberty of seeking your assistance in the matter.There may be others who would make a similar plea.Iet us hear from them = PRO BONO PUBLICQ Drowned in the River.J .sacre GW pee Marie Mich Detrat Mich, nog Lane Mr = - a and leit at once for tham.coper à ESCAPE unlawfully taking.steali i ith buildings.= - 15 Laks On ala * - wovements were not disclosed.JIM MANAGES TO away, in company with ben Tne T3, Use and \u201cith ne of tot No.sixty.dy SINGLE FARE, pis Cour raie mes ao and apwrts \u2014 - parish.wr a, se = ; of the Police and head of mixed cattle, more or less, the ni be sold.firstly described.at Sheriff's Of- Count House en June 30th & July 1st, 08 an sts 1mer.x me Muskoka Election Protest.Despite All the Efforts of the propert of ome Walter Hood, of Outer ace.Bt.Hyacinthe.third July part.at ten (July 1st) food to return until July goord Cable rites single 53500 208 apwante | TORONTO.Out.June 77.\u2014A t and the Trackers He Reaches .Momberah, in or about the month o'clock am: and secondly and thirdly Asectih- dod, and at modation TRE Lo noce ae fORONTO ete Trés im of, ioe last de ES Pere PE SRE on rane axb oveTmIED ESA ECS ET sre: Liberal candidate.elected in Muskoka.was Wild Hollow in Safety.\u201cAll right ; why don't you make it a few more w u're about it *\u2019 same day.at elevem o'clock am.from June 34th toJuly 1% inclusive, geod for returs until July 3rd.1902.For further informatioo appiy t2 any agemt of ths line or to lodged at Osgoode Hall this morning.a \u201cThat'll do,\u201d said, nodding his head: STE.SCHOLASTIQUE.\u2014 C.W.\u2014 No.101 TRAIN SERVICE TO MONTREAL, ELDER.DME SIER & CO.cross petition against Mr.Mahaffy.the «By Roly Boldrearood.) \u201cvou decline to say anything.Well James , insolvent: France At Philiesburg, P.Q.WED.JULY 2ad.new a ra ta Conservative candidate, was also filed.ER XVI\u2014Continued.can't exactly wish you a merry Chrmstmas Petitioner.and Arthur Gagnon.and L.A.car \u2014 Lv.St.Agathe 6.30 am, 5.08 am, 4.13 pm: ar CHAPT : \u2014fancy this being Christmas Eve, by Jove! \u201cpart of lot No.twenty.village of New Gias- eue ect covered \u2018with tin: contalaiey à Le.Emowitos 120 20 65 am arrive Meat.Appointed a Junior Judge.1 know 1 thought so when | was forced hut youll be cool enough this deuced hot wow.district of Terre oon ind Dundes ive.rooma.soft and hard water In the ning 9 \u2018real 3.302.m, L553 am HNorthGerman Lloyd.: 1 ather ti sessions bruary, whi ge etree \u2019 stab! 3 horses).coach and \u2014\u2014\u2014 OTTAWA.June Æ.\u2014 E.J.Reynolds, to stand there with my bands chained.to- = more than some of us can roe.\"hich seid official plan.cree Carhotie Church- gro table (fon cree of tama) Le am IMPROVED OFTAWA SERVICE.FAST LAP.CESs SERVICE.K C.Brockville.has heen appointed jumior gether for the first time in my life (though night.\u201d He went out and locked the door To be ro te sat district.sscomd July apple and plum trees, gra etc: good From Windsor St.via Short Line.FLV MR TH CHERE > GO -BAENE jadge for the county of Leeds and Gren I'd worked for it, | know that), and to see | sat down on wy et on the floor vues a even o clock.nm 2 vegetable garden under cultivation: 3 min.Lv.Montreal.£45 am \u201c9.4v am.(x) 11.40 Eroapriaz July 1.neoa | Krompriaz.Tely 20, nesm.ville.Hrs appoiniment was signed vester waiki about laying the cloth for and hid my head in my bands.I à utes\u201d walk from railway station: splendid am.4.00 pm n Kav: Juivls 10a m | -Aup12 102 = Jar For e vvare Mr Revm bas Aileen ng it didn\u2019t ith \u20ac 1 \"te - view of Missisquol Bay: rent low to re- Ar.Ottawa.11.45 am.*1240 pm.(x).200 Kaiærin July 22 10am H'horoll'mAug 16.10a.m 3 oh - 1 Ads breakfast, like a dead woman, and know = burst wi wha t then.spobsible for either summer months pm, 7 pm TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE een town sohcrtor of Brockville., Strange that I shouldn't have felt half as Cel brated Thorough- or year.to From Place Viger vin North She \u2014Southampton._Alteraately.and Bremen.eee wbat was in her mind.bad when the judge, the other day, ven The \u20ac W.B COOPER, iger Nort re.Lute Joly 3 104 m | Bremen July 24.cess.- Railway Plans Lodged.The troopers were civil enough, and tenced me to be a ead man in a couple bred Stallion ms ef St James st qu only.Exot Sarurdaya Barbare JUIF 17 1On ma | Late Ane.Tan = Goring.the senior constable, tried to com of months.But | was young then.(a) Except Saturdays Supdays.\u2018x: Sun.MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE (Special to the Mrntreal Ktar ) fort them as much as be could.He knew STONELEIGH, Wed.anc Fridays Ciher trains week days on!y GIBEALTAR\u2014NAPLES\u2014GENUA OTTAWA.June XT \u2014Mr A D Rolland.oe Le .= Aller.Juze M 10am Travo_.Aug.2.8p.m.; .; .IMPERIAL LIMITED Service between Mont- Hoheosolm july 3.Dam [Allrr, _Aug®.10 I am prin rp hay and lodged 1t was no fault of thers.ad though he _ Christmas Day ! Christmas Day ! So this /- 4 i ral and Vancouver, leaving Windsor SE Sundar, Labs Jay 19, Bam.[a Ace 53.100m Labelle to Nominings with the aa EE ont said he meant to have Jim 1if mortal man ja how I was to spend it after alll thought, BEST BRED e 8 IP i Continental train 9.40 a 11:40am Daily Trane OELEICHS & CO, § Broadway, N.Y.of Railways The contract will be entered and horses could do it he thought he bad a ax I woke up at dawn.and saw the y on w.B.HENRY, SOL Ag NT for i entreal \u201cHe's sure to ght just begnnig to QUEBEC TRAIN SERVICE.pt ind \"ee a % nto Immediately This line omens up the ificent country of the Ttevre district fair chance of getting away.ul be caught in the long rum, though, he went to to say.\u201cTheres a warrant out for him, and a descnption in every Police get through the of the window of the cell.Here was | locked up.caged, ironed, disgraced.a felon and an outcast for the rest HORSE IN CANADA.OPENING OF THE HOME.(From Place Viger: 18.30 a.mm.3230p.m.,13.30p m.,\"11.00p om *Daily.{Sundaysenly.\u2018Week days Jtamburg-S/imerican, \u2014 \u2014 : ca et Lieut.te x jazett the colonies.My advice to bm Of my life.Jim.fiying for his life, hiding Gelectel in England by Col Den ST.ANDREWS BT THE SEA.amid be to come back and give himeelf irom every honest man.every pohecman I eaving Canadian hotess.The Home on the Richelieu River, at Sleeping Car Service.TWIN-SCREW EXPREss SERVICE up.It's not a hanging matter, and as it's 0 the country looking after him.and au- Tilt be at our stables for the season ¥ Chambly.le being prepared for the opeu- rLYMOU FH \u2014CHERBOURG~ HAMBURG, the first Lime you've been fitted, Dick, the thorized to catch kjm or shoot him down .tng on or about June Mth, INE Applca- à, Tuesdays and Fridase nui furiber botice Columbla .July 3) Columbi_ \u2014 _July 32 ; .as like as mot, will let you off with : like a sheep-killing .Father living in the THE TELFER & CLIMIE CO.tions for admission may be made to the Station.7 40 p.m for St Andrews by the sen.PIWINSCREW PASSENCEE SERV ge \u2014AT\u2014 a hgbt sentence.\u201d 201 Hollow.like * black fellow in & cave) afr 1» 8 Maurice Si ai Committee at the Star Office, 165 St James Returning leave St.Andrews Mondays and Wed.PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG-HANBURQ So they talked away until they bad finish.10 _spenc the essed Christmas wi ns 138 tf ron street, on the afternoons of Mom Tues.Dexdaye.artivine Montreal 535% am next Waldersee .July 1.Moltke .\u2026 July 15 2261 St.C th 3 St ed thewr breakiast.[I couidn't touch a wife and daughter, like the poorest man in tree 2e ox n on a day.! Fivenis wo Hombre Dios -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014Feèr 10 a erine o mouthiul for the life of me, and az soon as the pend could do if he was onl , the season.on Monday.June PORTLAND AND OLD ORCHARD.Hamburg -American Line, 37 B® N.Y, oa sll over they ran up my horse and Mot T, half dead with grief.and Aileen ; tnd.between hours of two and four Through Parlor and Sleeping Car Service.gl wr Hose Tori ee Fra Xavier of the Oslobrated at the saddle on.But 1 wasn't to nde ashamed to speak to the man that loved Jim, in spite of Goring being so o'clock.Every application must be 8c Trains lv.Windsor Street 9 am week days, Baersby's Tourist Agency, 175 Si Tomes Ger ee f No fear! Goring put me on an old 3nd respected her from her childhood.shout it.be wasn't off the first companied by a te from the cler- ls pm.caily.N .148 tr im.Gracey Storefield not daring to think of me > : man to whose church the applicant be- \u2014_\u2014 ; screw of « troop horse, wth ope Jeg Like or say my name seeing me carried mile or eo, hed find ways of stopping or ongs.Tertficite foims may be ob- Cafe Dini Cars on Day trains between te post.was he up a ; 2 steadying his horse, and facing him 0 tained from the Secretary at the S Of- Montreal aw oronte and Toremte aad i bd ander bis belly.one of the men off 3 prisoner before her eyes.Here was we had gone to join father at the fice.- : ee Detroit.LEGAL CARDS ~ the bndle and led me away.Uonng oe in front and the other men behind.a load of misery and di heaped up t .to be borne by the whole family, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.: w ; .- : à Nha i Gof ed | at Pa her a | orn rat oman thre ee er Motion, Casgrais Ryan & Mitotol : > >» - vi.w3 , so T on the ground in a kind of fit, while Aileen Becaure we had been too idle and careful [path that led to the Hollow.If be had chance of moine vo rade that re _ Abn Tsters, Selicitors, Bie bent over her and seemed to be loosening | Bb SOFT DEAT SC RAT honest oy ES | five miles\u2019 start of them there, as was most much faster than I run, for fear of CITT TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICA oo à MONTREAL her dress.Just at that moment George oe de or lei ake hou Tet basi likely.all the blacks in the country, would accident.It was event betting that he'd fall 129 St.James st.mext Pust Office 25 1 -Gibtos KG Ler Gena cour Stoneneld and bis sister rode up to the door.dishonest ways and flash manners grow u never track where he ot eto.He and land kill me on the .If I'd bad a xa .Lawmace George jumped off and rushed over to Aileen on us.all runnipg up an account that bad father could live thers for = month or s0.[laugh in me.I d have had a joke Dougiss Armes\u201d.': mother.3 seen me, a ine t it easy until they ip out against the Police Di t for not k for she sat on her horse as if she had been to be paid ; ; and do a bit of father's trade.That !; ir pri 4 Montreal Park & Island Railway Co fo turned to stone.and let ber rems drop on AR PO tbe dof reckoning bad come Ll, about what I expected Jim to do.au TES Eee ten CN thes Ravers © es © Lechise Line.\u2014 Twenty minutes seevicn IILTON HERSEY, M.A.Sc.(MeGilh, de rec.but I eball \u2018Dever forget that Well, what call had we to look any- it turned owt I was pearly as right as stand upon.and long after they can't go leaving city «Post Office) from 6 am to Il > me ænce, but ! never forget to thing else ?We had been worki for it: could he.Ther ran his track for ten miles.a hundred yards without trying to walk om | Last car tweive \u2018clock midnight.Lachine.City Analyst.Provineial Analyse, the last day of my miserable Life.now we had got it, and had to bear it.Then they his horse-tracks till late their heads they're thought good enough to rom et Reco Fold vz To alngtes Chemist of the C.P.R.Not for want of warning, neither.What the second day.and found that the horse carry packs and prisoners.vo] rice eating corner Tot St Lawrence.ana ANALYSES FOR THE PUBLIO.CHAPTER XVII.had mother and Aileen n saying ever bad slued round was making for home Some day.\u201d Goring said.\u201cone of those (THE sta and Sault an Recollet from 8.30 a PHONE MAIN 232.I wasn\u2019t in the humour for talking.but since we could remember ?Warning upon n with nobody on him.Jim was no- gid screws will be the death of a prisoner or.\u201crecarmiar man fun north as Lans 46 IT.JANES STREET, Montreal.sometimes anything's better than one\u2019s owe warning.Now the end had come just a» | to be seen, and they\u2019d lost all that before he's committed for trial, and then from Mt Royal ave.Cartterville \u2014 Twenty min- ; 132 17 thoughts.Gormg threw in a word from they sad.Of courne-!- in a general time, never that he was going there'll be a row over it, I suppose.utes\u2019 service.leaving Carterville, from 3 40 a time to time.He'd only lately come into way that I couldn't be punished or be done to dixmount and leave the horse to go his .m.to Il pm Seowdon's Junction from 6 am.« as our distnct, and was to be promoted.anything to right off.I knew law enough 071 way.: .: 4 (To be Continued.) Lu pe Mountain MP Thy mutes ner Roofing of Every Description everybody sud.Like Starlight himeelf, be'd for that.The next thing would be that 1 They searched Nulla of the ou from top -\u2014 M A LE ae : seen ter days at home m and; but should have to be tu 0 : some smartest men ave.Westmount.aw to 11.30 pin .when be got pinched how England: but ee A Coran ae le Lt the old Mounted Police aÿd the best of The Rainfall of the West.Mountain Beit\u2019 Line Special wrvice Roofing Materials.2 and 3 ply turn and nat the wrong one, which makes as they could get any evidence.the stockmen in the old days\u2014men not easy ( ial to the Montreal Star.) | tra cars to all lines Vas required For extrs Felts.Cement, Asphalt or Vul- all the difference.He was earning lus After breakfast, flour and water or hom | to beat \u2014 had tried the same country many ARY.N.W.T.June 27.\u2014The \u20acor to Lachine.takes Nbire Dame car.to _con- .bread honest.anyway, and he was a chap iny, I forget which, the warder told me Years before, and never found the path to rain recorded at the Calgary Meteoro- ET TRE otre tone Poe D Sis cary to Sault canite Flooring .as liked the fun and dash of a mounted that there wasn't much chance of my being the Hollow.So it wasn't likely wny one logical Station during the month of May CPR.crossing reas Pascal Delivery from e policeman\u2019s hie.As for the risk\u2014and brought up before Christmas was over.The cire -| amounted to 89 inches.and for June up Montreal Street Railway.Cote street depot George Ww.Reed & Co .heir there i some dangér.mare than people police magistrate was away on a month\u2019s{ They bad to come back and own that till yesterday the ram.iall was 7.86 inches, Tr ° \u2019 thinks.now and thben\u2014ne hked that the jeave.and the other magietrates would they were beat, which put Goring in a a 6.77 inches since the first of 785 CRAIG STREET.su magiet not ; rage total of 16.77 à rat beet of it.He was put out at losing Jim: he Likely to attend before the end of the and made the inspector, Sir Ferdimand Mor- May.One inch of rain means 100 tons of Hair Grower ana he believed he couldn't escape, and told mé week.any way.So I must make myself water on each acre; therefore, 1677 tons of Half a Million for Buffals.so in à friendly wav.\u201cHe's inside 2 comfortable where 1 was.Comfortable! ers and old women.her they had water have fallen each acre und Scalp Cleaner.|For mir Wine | TH 0 SIRE, or ot or |i Eu Ti me a | Sally wa in S| ASHEIGTON, Ju 7 Te Se Trea.4 .\\ .> : 2 erence .appropriatuons o - Great English Remedy.r have every policestation warned by wire dit at i Le i >an- î = recommended s x : i \u2026 «aid it impossible fér him t 1 After the holidays, a magistrate: was fish- q i 000 for the Buffalo Pan American Fx body invited à withm hundred miles «i here, three days Ac twelve he'd bring me some qaner- | ed up somehow.and I was t before A London\u2019s Papers Prediction.tion and $160,000 for the \\harlexton.KC.ia Canada.Only Felt Eve invited to all and see the per ere, pot a que the volous T was pretty certam they wouldn't catch him and the a ending constable'» evid- LONDON, June 27.\u2014 C ing on Exposition, in the general deficiency ap able medicine discovered 5 i t gro \u2018hair the Seven ry oct er than Master Jim » - _ ence taken.Then I was remanded to the Hon.Michael Henry Herbert, the British Propnation bill.: forms ot Genital Wvesances.effects 08 See Su heriand Sisters, and at the same gm vu only heard Bench at Nomah, where Mr.H and Ambassador to the United States.being or axcess, Mental Wore).Excessive wee of Tobao time secure free advice as to how to treat days age?| sand.about -us three DELICIOUS AND | some of the othet witnesses to ap- made a Knight Commander of St.Michael Isthmian Canal Re oo, Upium or Stimulants.Mailed on the hair and scalp to obtain best results.\u201cThat's as 1 mar he h red.bi CONVENIENT.pear.So away we started for another jour- and St.George, the St.James's Gazette port.price, one package WI.six.Une ° Day oa =.t= 10 ine he a ype Answered.bit.; vey.Goring and a trooper went with me.says thin afternoon: WASHINGTON.June 2 .\u2014The confer 72 vil cure phiets te any von Évery trom - ., » ue Ed ue athe on there isn't a shep- Clark's Lunch Tongues are acknowledged snd all of care was taken that I \u2018A peerage is sure to follow this knight- ence report on the Isthmign Canal hill was The Woed Company, Windser, Ont.Mle J.H BAILEY, Foreign | DORE LE he can get 10 ta equal the finest Imported In every de.didn\u2019t gi em the dip on the road.Gor hood, if all well at the British Em.adonted by the House yewterday by a vote Woud 2 Phosphodine ls sold Im Montreal bp / = dwt our wing it.The country's tail except price 139 3 2mo \u2018ing to put ose of my handcuffs on his basey at Washington.\u201d of 257 to 7.B.£ NcGule Drassst.2128 Notre Dene 8.: ! ! - % i \u2019 Cee À, PTET Lake ° + vue va Se ae D \u20ac \u2018 RA 207 - Dés mms Ye ARE ter RES to aR AR a os Aiba > WSS Sul [ine .= oi] cu - - .; .hela he » ; .= _ = =; ae enr EEE A - pa ra pa \"area M = 4 a LTT 10e Ei be AAA LC Aro a THE\u2019 MONTREAL DAILY \u201cSTAR\u2014FRIDAY.JUNE 27.1902.TH jf wt \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e | remap = he Daily Sta.GRAHAM & CO., Proprietors.Agent in the Unit tes, Les Btarke Tribune Building.New Tork, and Tribune Agents tn France.Mayence, Favre and Cie.Girculation of the Star WEEK ENDING JUNE 21ST, 1902 _ MONDAY - - - - 54,061 TUESDAY - - =- - 54055 WEDNESDAY - = - 54085 THURSDAY - - - 54,089 FRIDAY - =- = - 54,093 EATURDAY - - - 60,038 TOTAL - - - 330423 Daily Average - - - 55,071 Weekly Star Last Week - 121,260 451,083 From the above figures are excluded several thousand subscriptions regarded as more or lem ephemeral.CIRCULATION OF FRIDAY.JUNE 77.1902.ORANGE BLOSSOMS.In the language of the \u201cPersonal\u201d ool- umn.8 very quiet hur pretty wedding took place at Peshawar, on the \u201clat instant, when His Highness Habibullah Khan, Ameer of Afghamistan, was united in matrimony with the daughter of Mohamed Amin Khan, and four other blooming blushing brides.As che wedding was a quiet one, it is to be inferred that met of the bride groom's sisters-in-law.mothers in law and fathers inlaw honoured the ceremony by their absence.It 15 one of the traditions of Afghanistan that the brothers-in-law, Ameer shall marry as numerously and in fluentially as poes:ble.and immediately af ter Halibull.h came : the throne last year 1t waa announced.\u201che :s albed by marriage through his numerus wives with the most important cluefs and has a large family \u201d In a roval household of these dimensions, five wines and five mothers-in- law more or less cannot make much duff- erence.Nat for nothing dues the Ameer proclaim himself \u201cLight of Union and Re Lgion.\u201d Happy Habibullah\u2019 May his tribe increase.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 IMPROVING.The fact that His Majesty has shown No sgns of \u2018retrogression, and his condition 1x considered satisfactory, gues renewed Lope that the danger pericd may soon be Pb ORIENTAL LOGIC.A man bought three pounds of meat, and brought it home to his wife to cook for dinner.and then went his way to his place of business in the baxaars.The wife was hungry and ate the meat, In the evening the man came home and asked for his dinner.\u201cThere ix no meat,\u201d said the wife, \u201c\u2018for the cat ate it.\u201d \u201cBring the cat.\u201d said the man, \u2018and a pair of scales.\u201d \u201cWeigh the cat.\u201d said the man.The cat weighed three pounds.*1f this is the cat.\u201d said th~ man.\u201cwhere is the meat?And if this is the meat, where is the cat?\u2014The Drawer, Harper's Magazine for July.Bella\u2014\"\"Heo sald his ears burned awfully last night\" * Stella\u2014\"Well, I'm sure he's got ears to burn.\u201d Willy\u2014\"] met our new minister on the way to Sunday school mamma, and he asked me if I ever played marbles on Sunday.\u201d Mother\u2014\"H'm.And what did you say to that > Willy \u2014\"] said, \u2018Get thee behind me, Ba- tan.\u2019 and walked right off and left him \u2018'\u2014 Tit-Bits Mr.Meddieton (at the \u201camateur athletes\u2019 © exhibition)\u2014*1 say.Bixby, wed tter put a natural fool on first base.He zht accidentally catch the ball sometimes.\u201d Mr.Bixby (amicably)\u2014\u201cOh, very well, I'll exchange places with you, sir.\u2019 \u2014Judge.Grinder\u2014= Here's a joke I've written abet ping pong.What do you think of itr Culler\u2014\"By George.that's a good one.By the way.what fod of a Fame is pins pong?1 don't know the first thing ut L .Grinder\u2014\"Nelther do L\u201d Who cannot pee in the near future one mi~erable Littie Englander situng in a vast solitnde, and from the empty benches of the Opposition dreaming of the life of Mr.Gladstone, and grieving for the ruin of a great party\u2014brought about by a fatal affection tor every country save his own ?In a dally paper we find this appreciation of a singer's voice: \u201cIt is a voice like sunshine on a wheat field crossed by waves of shadow as the wind bends the yielding corn.\u201d We are not surprised to learn after this that the singer in question is famous for her shake.\u201cThis June weather,\u201d \u2018says @ writer, \u201csendy the blood coursing through my old veins.\u201d Weather veins ?Stories of a convivial horse come from France.Not only does this odd creature frequently Indulge in absinthe, white wine, and other unhogpelike drinks, but it once won its owner a bet of fifty francs by swallowing thirty-one \u2019\u2019bocæs\u201d one after another.This ts not the horse that one man led to a pond and fifty couldn't inake drink.This is the animal of whom it ts written, \u201cDrink, pretty creature, drink.\u201d She\u2014\"\"But a chaperone is an awful bore.\u201d He\u2014 \"Yes, she is apt to \u2018ma\u2019 the occa- Visitor\u2014\" \"Why do you have \u2018Keep off the grass\u2019 notice all over this park?You don't seem to enforce the restriction.\u201d Policeman\u2014\" \"We do It so that people will the more thoroughly enjoy being on the grass.\u201d A coster who appeared before a magistrate om Saturday with being drunk and disorderly pleaded that he had only drank \u201chalf a mouthful cf beer that dav.\u201d One swallow, we know, does not necessarily make spring: but, nevertheless, as Mr.Spovins once remarked one swallow does very frequently make some err.\u2014 London Globe.In a book written by a hospital nurse there are some good stories told of the humours of nursing.A listle lame boy, being taken out of his first bath, and comforted by the nurse with the assurance that in Heaven there would be no lame legs.made answer: \u2018No, sister; nor yet any baths neither.\u201d \u2019 This conversation was overheard in the park not lor- ago: \u2018How did you like Faust ?\u201cOh, we enjoyed it immensely; you know Jack is so fond of Bhakespeare's plays.\u201d It reminds one of the old story of the would-be literary young lady who was asked which of tt's novels she liked best\u20148cott's 1 °° Scotts \u201c\u201cTalts- man,\u201d or Scott's \u201cEmulsion.\u201d and instantly decided in favour of the latter.Tub-rolling.says a weekly paper.will] urobably develop into a crase like ping pong.It has been sald that ping pong was invented by a Chinaman several thousands of years B.C.Tub-roiling, we take ft.was first popularized by Diogenes.There's nothing new under the sun.We come suddenly upon the following lines In the midst of a newspaper article this morning: \u2018There was a curious-end a beautiful tremulousness about her.She toek no notice of me, as I remained abeo- lutely still.Her body vibrated intensely for a few seconds.and then again.after a pause.for another few seconds, as in an ecstasy\u2014-\" But the tragedy ends abruptly.The next sentence runs: \u201cBy-and-by | saw her, with caterpillars in her bill.fy down into a tuft of nettles and brambles.\u201d She was a bird.\u201cWhat is a \u201cYankee notion.\u2019 pa \u201cWelt, it's a Yankee notion that we can lick the whole world.\" \u2014Brooklyn Life.\u201cTh seems to De an Im abroad amonf a certain class of citizens,\u201d remarked the observer of events and things.\u2018that any law which prevents-a person from Painting the town red on Sunday is a blue ww.\" NICE PROSPECT FOR HIM \u201cAre you ready to live on my income?he asked softly.She looked up Into his face trustingly.\u201cCertainly.dearest,\u201d she answered, \"if.18 \u2014\u2014 \u201cIt what?\" \u201cif you can get self.\u201d ; \u201cAnother \u2018Tes, another Income.\u2018\u2014Chicago Post, another om for your- SUMMER RACE MEETING \u2014\u2014 OF THE \u2014 Bel-Air Jockey Club at Bel-Air, SATURDAY, June 28th, and DOMINION DAY, July Ist.8 Races EBlach Day.Special Trains from G.T-R.Station at 1.45 p.m and 2.15 p.m.each day.J.8S.ROBERTSON, Secretary, 1483 aw 780 Craig Street, Mestreal.PUBLIC OPINION As Represented by the Political Papers.TORONTO LOYALTY.(Toronto News.\u2014Con.) There is a disposition among us in this city to take much pride in our loyalty to the Mother Land and her institutions, and at times we resent what we consider a lack of loyalty on the part of our French-Canadian fellow-citizens in Province of Quebec, and say things whi are scarcely in accord with the teachings of Christian charity.Yet the city of Montreal, with its two-thirds French population.is much ahead of us in formulatire plans for à suitable celebration of the King's coronation.It's true the Federal Government has given an impetus to these plans by grantigg money tg convey troops to take part in a military review in that city on the auspicious day.but the request was made before the money was granted When the question of providing mdney to entertain the visiting soldiers and ide amusement for the citizens came before the City Council, it was found that no funds were avaliable for that purpose.That did't kill the celebration, for public- spirited aldermen at once came forward with offers of the necessary money to entertain the troops and give the poor of the city an outing on the river.| AN ACADIAN VIEW OF THE PEA (Weymouth, N.S, L'Evangeline.) For the Empire there is, it is true, an enlargement of territory, but at what a price ! Its foreign prestige is sapped at its deepest foundations; the renqwn of its armv.the pride of its generals, its power for defence.all have been sacrificed to a certain extent in this war, which has lasted for three years, which has seen three or four th officers mowed down on the battlefleld.and 80,000 men of the En- xlish forces killed or invalided, which has recorded blots in the annals of civilization such as the concentration camps.Even {ts free trade, the lever of filty years of financial triumphs, is on the point of being upset! The English people ve been frequently humiliated In this war of 10 to 1: they fell ulielr historic ~reatness, their commercial supremacy, the prestige of their name, of their conquests, of their triumphs, shaken by a small peasant people In arms | 1122 = These conditions are equivalent to a complete victory for the Boers.They consent to lay down their arma and munitions of war.but England lets them have thelr rifles to defend themselves against the Kafftrs and the savage beasts.They (Le.the Boers) did not insist on the word ipdependence.hut England consented to evacuate South Africa, to fix a date in order to grant to the Boers autonomous government.Moreover.she grants liberty to all the prisoners of war whom she will bring back at her own charges.apd will give fifteen millions of dollars to 2a fn the rebuilding of the destroyed Arms.AMERICA AND THE ZOLLVEREIN.(8t.Paul Ploneer Press\u2014Rep.) From the American standpoint there je nothing much to dread in the zollverein project.Even if it be consummated this country is likely to share in any industrial and commercial benefits that may result Progressive methods of produgion and tion, such as have enabled us to undersell the rest of the world, even In thetr home markets and in spite of protective tariffs, are likely to keep us in an advantageous position.The preferential tariff on British goods has not prevented us from increasing our sales to Canada on the one hand, nor are Canada and Aus tralia able to meet the food demands of Great Britain on the other.American producers would prefer free access to British ports and equal privileges In the ports of all her colonies, but if the present ar- fangement is not to be maintained they can probably adjust themselves to the new one.In the meanwhile, as long as the protection sentiment in the colonies and the free trade sentiment in Englad remain as strong as it is, the rest of the world will not worry.If Mr.Chamberlain undertakes to make his proposal attractive to the colonies by levying duties on {mports from the rest of the world he may succeed in giving to the demoralized Liberals the very issue on which they can unite.He may seal the fate of his party and his project In its very inception ~ JBALOUS PORTLAND.(Portland Express.) Now Montreal has run home to Mother to see if something cannot be done to keep that boy.Portland, from winning all the mes of skill and brains.which the two ve together.A wise old mother will not interfere, but she may sigh because her boy isn't quite up to the standard set by her neighbours.A DAILY HINT FROM PARIS.\\ > dt à FHEATRE FRANCAIS\u2014\"The Octoroon.\u201d THBATRE ROYAL-Vaydeville and Bur.acl \" after which he Pretty Summer Skirts.The kinds that find favor in New York.Pretty flare styles\u2014un- lined.Cool and graceful.Serges and lustres, $5, $7.50 and $9 50.Made by our own tailors.Sold in our wardrobes exclusively.NOVI-MODI WARDROBE, 2984 St.Catherine Street West.1851 St.Catherine Street East.108 Sparks Street, Ottawa.1511 The Ottawa River Navigation Co.Dominion Day TO CARILLON, STEAMER \"SOVEREIGN\" : EXCURSION, $ | .oo The best Trip of all.TakeSam Train te Lachine EXCURSION TO OTTAWA, 82.50\u2014Tickets pare te 0 28th and Stkh June, and return te md Points, twenty-five cents added to First-class Single AFTERNOON TRIPS.To ST.ANNES by 1.30 pm- GTR, or 1230 soon CP.R Round Trip, 50 cents.LACHINE AND KAPIDS, take 5 pm.train Trip 50 cents.Str.\u201cDUCHESS OF YORK.\u201d LAKE ST.LOUIS AND RAPLDS.-Siamer will Jeave foot of Duke street, Canal Basin.at 1.30 nm.and 5t.Gabriel Locksat 3 p.m.Round Tnp, 80c Ti~kvison board boat Tickets at Bomaventure Station, G.T.R., and Four Offices, SL Jamges street, Nos 128,137, 143, and 178, and Windsor Hotel.R.W.SHEPHERD, 1513 Managing Director STR.\u201cALEXANDRIA.\u201d Montreal to Rochester and Return, $17.00 (via Bay of te.) Leaves Montreal 50) p.m.Thursdays.Montreal to Quebec and Return, Leaves Montreal à p.m Tuesdays.(Meals and Berth included.) One day in Quebec, or one day in Rochester or Charlotte (Coney lsland 4 Quickest and most pleasant route to Buffalo, Niagara LN Particulars and folders from Agents, or write A.W HEPBURN, Manager, Picton, Ontario.148 78 T0 SHOOT THE LAGHINE RAPIDS Take the 8 A.M Train.GTR Station, or Lachine, connecting with Str.Chateau- y at Lachine.Arriving to Montreal about 950 a.m.ROUND TRIP, Be.Bell Telephone Main 2710.6.50.119%f EDUCATIONAL SPLENDID MAIL COURSE IN Wireless Telegraphy Row obtainable.Write hr te Tole- Faraph Department, Business Oel- lege, Toronto, W.H.B8HAW, Principal.13473 THE HONOUR WAS WELL NERITED Much Good Work Accomplished by Mr.Robert Harris, C.M.G.PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY He Has Ably Served as President of the BR.C.A.Since 1883.t would indeed be a most difficult task pick upon a more popular candidate for Coronation honeurs than Mr.Robert Harris, of Montreal, who bas just been created a Companion of the Order of St.Michael and St.George.Those who are closely allied with art in Montreal look upon the honour which has beeri conferred upon their chief\u2014for such the president of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts may well be called\u2014as a dis tinct tribute to the art of Canada and incidentally to the artists who have, one and all, contributed to the end that Canada may have a recognizable and permanent place in the world of painters.A gentle, plessant spoken is Robert tions\u2014medium height and a t for a man of his years\u2014the president of the Canadian Academy, looks out upon the world a pair of kindly eyes, en- ied by timed clases\u2019 A wel modelled face, broad forehead, a nicely trimmed Van Dyke beard and curling moustache, completes the picture of perhaps the best known in Canadian art.figure in Contrary to the ery general belief, Mr.Harris is not a Canadian by birth, having been born in North Wales, comi Canada with his parents in 1856 settling on Prince Edward Island.While yet a prune boy, Mr.Harris indicated a decided iking for art, and after completi his education at Prince of Wales Co , Department of ro Cure ity So ee the University ege, - don, and then in the Atelier Bonnat, Paris.He afterward stdtdied in Italy, Belgium and Holland, and, returning to this country, he settled for a time in Toronto, where he had the bonour of becoming a .member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts on the formation of that body, appointed by the founder, the Marquis of ¢, now the Duke of le.Mr.Harris then served as ident of the Ontario Bociety of Arts, returned to Europe, there to exhibit in the Royal Academy and the By the year 1883 Mr.Harris Harris, C.M.G., RCA.Of goodly propor weigh out to He served in this capacity, for four years, and many of the successful Canadian artista of to-day worked under his personal direc: PRESIDENT OF THE ACADEMY.9 was sonal reasons, declined to serve.In 1803, however, he was again elected, and has È , being re-elected from year to r.The work which Mr.Harris bas t- wor which .presen f it 2 g : : ; k tn.Huntingdon Academy Jubilee Demonstration July 1st, 1902.1518 there is always a soft tone, a kindly con- \u2014withal, a pleasant a ten dency to idealize, in Mr.Harris\u2019 portrait work.If the entire list of portraits which Mr.Harris has painted were enumerated would run the better part of a column of type.There is hardly a distinguished Canadian whom Mr.Harms has not painted at one time or another.Many of the distinguished men who sat before him are now ead and gone these many years, for instance, Sir John Macdonald, Sir William Dawson, Sir Joseph Hickson, Sir Hugh Al lan, Sir Leonard Tilley, Sir Alexander Campbell, Senator Ferrier and Senator Al Among Mr.Harris\u2019 notable.though by no means his best works.might be mentioned \u201cThe Fathers of Confederation,\u201d a very large canvas which was executed under commission of the Dominion Government, and the \u2018School Trustees,\u201d which is now hung in the National Gallery.Ottawa.The painting of the picture \u201cThe Fathers of Confederation,\u201d required great care and research and is extremely interesting from an historical point of view._ ; PRIMATE OF NEW ZEALAND DEAD.WELLINGTON, N.Z., June 27.\u2014 The ight Rev.William Garden Cowie, D.D., Bishop of Auckiand, and Primate of New Zealand, is dead.Reverend William Garden Cowie was bom in 1831, being the son of Alexander Cowie, of Auch- terlees, Aberdeenshi He was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, and was ordained in IR54.He was chaplain to Lord Clyde\u2019s army, Lucknow, i858: chaplair to Sir Neville Chamberlain's column against the Afghans, 1863-64; to_the camp of the Viceroy of India, 1583 Tle was rector of Stafford from 1867 to 1880.when he was appointed Bishop of Auckland.He ha been Primate of New Zealand since 1805, Put Child in An Oven.MARLBORO, Masa, June 27.\u2014 Daniel Culpa thrust his 7-vearold son imto the oven of a hot stove yesterday and closed the door, before goi into the vard to get more fuel.An older boy.hearing screams, ran into the kitchen and reacued the smaller child, who was ternbly burned.The father then went to the Church of the Immaculate Conception \u2018and told the priest what he had done.He said that the devil had told him to do it.The man was taken into cusindy and will be given medical attention.Ft 1s thought that the child will recover.Delivery of Steel Rails (Special to the Montreal Star.) OTTAWA.June x F Before the end the present month, F.H.ergue, of Sault Ste.Marie.has to deliver 10,000 tons of steel rails at Montreal for the Garermn- ment.It in stated that between 6.000 and 7,000 tons already have been \u2018 delivered.Five Miners Killed.NEW YORK, June 77 \u2014A special to the Herald, from Dover, N.J, rave: 0 Mech dents in No.2 shaft of the Richard Mine, about two miles north of Dover.yesterday afternoon, rerulted in the death of fire men and the probable fatal injury of a sixth.\u2014\u2014 Sir John Power's famous \u201cThree Swallows\u201d brand Irish Whiskey, with any of the tavor- ite table ters, is delightfully refreshin and invigorating.40 great demand, 456 Jaw sn This Week FRANCAIS - - LENS The Corse Payton Steck Ce.INTHE GERRATSOUTRHERN SELOURAMA \u201cTHE OCTOROON.\u201d\u2019 MATINEES DAILY \u201416a.EVERYBODY.Night Prices \u2014 16e, 300, 300.THEATRE ROYAL ezzét er\u201d Week June 28 \u2014 Last week of the Season The Gypsy Belles Buriesquers Anâthe Female Basket Ball Team.PRICES\u201410c, 20e and 306.1076 SOHMER FAR BALLET OF THIRTT and best of Vaudeville.Lavigne's Band.and 8 p.m.every day, All cars go te Sehmer Park, Dr.H.J.Brodeur SPECIALIST OF PARIS.| SKIN, SCALP, BLOOD - POISON and Genito-Urinary Discases, Loss of Vitality, Weak Nen, Varicocele.Diuins apd Prostate Emissions.Lineases of.the and the Urethral Tract.Stricture, treated at 3 PHILLIPS SQUARK, opposite M = OFFICE HOUR3\u201410 to 12; 1.3018; 7 t% 0.90.Sundavs 1.30to3.Dell Tel.Main 23 24 143s It would save many sufferers money fo read the MAGI CALEDONIA SPRINGS BOOKLET A post card brings It.The most wonderful curative waters known 148 uf CLOSING SALE.OVER 100 PIANOS AND ORGANS TO BE SOLD AT GOST.AS we are closing our retail business in Montreal on Sept.Ist next, every instrument in our ware- rooms must be sold by that date.Now is your chance tor a bargain.Choice from nearly a dozen different makes TP KARN CO.K:ra, ST.CATHERINE STREET.++ DO YOU WEAR + TS 20 ?That is the only kind we make and sell.Clothing for Men.Ofothiæg for Youths Olothing for Boys.Olothing wherein you obtain the maximum of comfort at the minimum of coet.++4++4+444 44444 HHHHHHH WN.CURRIE, Clothier, 1967, NOTRE DAME ST.44440000 0 AAA AAA HER ++++++eeeéeet MANITOBA SCHOOL LANDS Dominion Government Decides to Pay Over the Interest, OTTAWA.June 77.\u2014The Dominion Government has decided to pay over to the Government of Manitoba the interest which has been collected for years on deferred payments of school lands and also rentals paid In connection with the leasing of schoo} lands.In all this amounts to $234,114, and the Interior Department has requisitioned for the issue of a chine for this amount to be at once sent to the vernment of Manitoba.The Minister of the Interior is anxious to do all that he can to assist the province in establishing schools.which is of so much importance tô- the settlers which are now pouring Into the country.Presented With a Medal OTTAWA.June 27.\u2014Sergt-Major Ma honey.of the G.G.F.G.was presented with a medal for service in the North-West rebellion of 186 The presentation was made dy Lieut -Col.Hodgins.-Maÿne Mahoney now wears four m first was received for service in the Ne Zealand campaign of 1886 and 1867.and th second for the Afghan war of 153 and 1580, when he served with the Fourteenth Regi rment of Foot and did gallant_ service en line of communication for which he w menticned in despatches.He also were the = ba Jubilee medal of 187.whe- he Wad ser- geant-major of the Canadian } contingent to the Queen's diamond fabilee celebration in England.The Surrender of Manila.WASHINGTON, D.C.June 7\u2014Aémiral Dewey made a statement before the Senate Committee on the Philippines yewter- day concerning the early operations at Manila, when he was in command of the American naval forces in Phili waters.This statement contributed an important addition to the history of the surrender of the city of Manila.This con sisted of a positive statement by the admiral to the effect that the city had been surrendered to him at thé time that the Soapnish fleet was sunk, and that when the city éid it was in pursuasee nf a definite understanding between himself and the Bpanish Governor-General .The Dredge Sir Wilfrid.TORONTO.June 17.\u2014A new dredge, \u2018Ste wWufrid:\u201d has been lnunched at the Polson Iron Works and christened by Miss Peu- pore.daughter of W.J.Poupore, of Montreal.the bwner.\u2018The \u201cSir Wilfrid\u201d Is an 8-vard-éipper 4 .the largest In Canadian waters.It is % feet in length over all and has a beam of 3% feet.The Polson Comparv expert to have it completed in three weeks\u2019 time, when It will taken down to Montreal, where Mr.Poupors wild uaa it If the harbour works _ arn a WASP, me or rw am ne em ww foe PEE ES FETTER EPREW INE POP SR +.\"ae ee Lex re ee © rey FAI.wf CTs Press Comments - \u201c On King's Illness.CANADIAN COMMENT.\u2026.(Toronto World.) All over Canada, as throughout the rest of the vast British Emjure.profound re- pret 15 felt at the news of the King's ill- wes.the sometimes neglected colony MN the Mother Country, Canada was loval two England, but, since the recent marked evelopment of Impertal sentiment, the minon as an important umt in the Brit- sh lederation of nations seems to have drawn into a closer relauonship with the sccupant of the throne.Edward \"VII.of England is by virtue of hus new title spe- aifically pamed Sovereign of the British Donunions beyond the seas, as well as King 3i Great Britain.Moreover, our King in- ber:tes] from his noble mother many of those high qualities desirable in a constitutional monarch.For these reasons Cana- Jians jeel a Jeep personal sympathy with bmp who hes stricken at the Court of St.James.(Toronto Sun.) : It is needles to express in words the emotions which will fill all hearts, and in the utterance of which we ghall have been Antic:pated by all our readers and by the friends of Great Britain in all countries.(Toronto Globe.) The news oi the dangerous illness of the King was the most ful piece of intell:- gence which the cables have borne to the people nf the Empire for many a day.The past three vears have bad their of trial> for the British race scattered over the world, but it 1s doutttul if any of them Ppnssessed quite the mourniul meaning that the King's death would have at this moment.The reverses of the war were cancelled and illumined by its triumphs, and even the death of the well-beloved Queen was softened by the reflecuon that it was an event 1p tne course of nature at which, while there was the inevitable regret that attends mortality, there could at least be no surprise.The King's demise at this time, ou the other hand, would bear the stamp of untimeliness.(Toronto Mail and Empire.) The illness of today will be deplored throughout the Empire for the sake of the King.and for the sake of the Queen as well.It will certainly lend to the National Anthem a new and special meaning.and we are sure that this country will join in the prayers of that hymn with an earnest- ues: bentung the occasion.(Quebec Chronicle.) The news of His Majesty's serious illness was a bolt from a blue sky, and its suddenness added strength to a shock which would, even in ondinary circumstançes, have severely affected his loyal subjects.(Ottawa Citizen.) The pageant is cancelled.The brilliant spectacle for which such elaborate preparations had been made will not be witnessed.The King may yet be crowned, but never amid the splendour that had been prepared for the morrow.From all portions of His Majesty's dominions representatives of the civil and military power had gathered to do bim honour.Ambassadors and representatives of foreign courts bad come from far and near to mark the good will of the nations.To-morrow's sun, it bad been anticipated, would rise upon one of the most notable and brilliant gatherings\u2019 in human history.But.lo! instead of the might of the monarch, the world behoids the weak.pee of a me man.* res a divimity that shapes ouf=en Rough-hew them how we will.ds.(Windsor Record.) Just on the eve of his coronation as - King of Great Britain and the Em the weas, he is stricken down\" Tre Prager of his subjects will go up to the Of nations asking that he may be (St.John, N.B., Globe.) The King\u2019s serious illness at any time would excite a great deal of feeling; but oec- curring at ths moment n has produced uncertainty and even confusion.That the cere monial of coronatirn is postponed is abso lutely certain.and vet men immersed in preparations for :t can scarcely grasp the act.or realire any mode of extracting themselves from the difficulties which postpone ment mmposes upon them.It will take at least a day for the public mind to recover and steady itself.from the conditions into which 11 ba- been thrown.(Moncton Transcript.) There is no coronation this week.The festivities are 1n honour of the event and in 4e em \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 honour of \"16 can loyal subjects rejoice under the cireum- stance\u2019 There 1s but one duty: the duty of postponing the festivities until the coron- '! ation takes place.Then the King leing re- be much stored to health rejoiangs will enthuxsastie, exca than more genral and now.(Belleville Ontario.) Consternation and anxiety are the omly terms capable of describing the feeling that spread through Canada when it was announced \u2018that the uneasy rumours of the week in regard to the health of the ing had taken the form of a definite announcement that His Majesty was indeed grievously 1ll and the corcoation ceremonies must be postponed :n consequence.is (Kingston Whig.) The corcnation, with all its gold and artistic accom iments, is of secondary im- rtance, while the Sovereign is laid aside y illness.He will be buoyed up.however, by the devotions of his subjects, whose prayers will he more intense and earnest than ever.\u201cGod Save the King.\u201d (Brockville Recorder.) There 1s no ue looking at the sombre side oi the situauon, for with his robust const:tution there is every possibility that the King will rapidly recover from the n- disposition under which he is now labour ing.and that for long years he will continue to be a worthy successor to his d- Justreous mother.(Brockville Times.) It was charactenstic of King Edward VIL.that almost h': first thought was for bis peorle, especially his most humble sub jects.He did not want their pleasure to be marred.It = no wonder that King Edward VIT.is beloved by the Briush.The Royal family always keep close to the hearts of their subjects both in sympathy and action.(London Advertiser.) The general disappointment at the - ponement of the coronation will be swallowed up in the concern for the King\u2019s condi: tion, and in the flood of sympathy and loyal affection which must be more highly prized Has Majesty than the formal splendors of the coronation.His best crown is the fealty and goodwill of all his people.and it is more essential to his Sovereign than the earclet of gold and jewels which, 1n itself, ia an empty bauble.(Loudon Free Press.) All Canadians will trust and pray that the King tind an early return to health.Yet for ome at His Majesty's t:me of life, any ailment calling for the use of the knife must he regarded with a certain degree of anxiety and grave apprehension.(Woodstock Sentinel-Review ) That he may soon be out of all da and that the years of his regn may be many and happy.will be to-day the fervent prayer and wish of his subjects the world over.God Save the King! \u2018Étatham Banner.) The news awakens profound sorrow and regret throughout the Empire.(Woodstock Express.) For the present.then.all thought of vomp and display will he forgotten in the genuine solicitude of the people for their King whose condition, while it may pot cause alarm.is sufficiently serious to bé a matier of grave concern.(Stratford Beacon.) Never have the words \u2018God Save the King\u201d appealed ao warmly te the hearts of the British people as they do to-day, and they will continue to so appeal until the danger noint is past.Let us all fervently vrav \u2018God fave the King.\u201d (St.Thomas Times) For his birth.hic Lie and his influence in wielding the sceptre of nghtecusness and truth.his advocacy of the good and pro gressive and just.the British nation.both the Mother evuntry and the colonies, wail fervently pray to-day God Save the King.(La Patrie.Montreal.) We pray most fervently for the recovery of our Sovereign.UNITED STATES COMMENT.{New York Sun.) The grave misfortune that threatens Great Britam would call fog sympathy under any While there's Life, there's Hope.When all Tonics, Remedies or Drugs have failed, if disease is caused by impoverished blood ~~ NinS'Michel CURES No Anémia, no Weakness, no Debility, was ever known to resist the Tonic Wine.effects of this great Blood-making and Strength-giviag No matter how pale, how weak or how old .Vin St-Michel brings, Strength, Health and Vigor.| There's good Rich Red Blood in every drop of it.the King.The King bes and lone \u2018feured, in a eftial \u201cce 1 tat eign, however, are still important fac- in British politics and British life.It vas safe to count upon King Edward's continuing the traditions of Quecn Victoria's in \u201cpublic life be had come to know his country\u2019s institutions and prejudices as few sovereigns can.He had acquired political insight.tact and great personal nopularity.His heir is tao venues and has been too short a time under the ic ere for men to make any trustworthy forecast of his conduct.We can only hope that serious as the King\u2019s condition is, he may yet recover.(New York Herald.) Millions of Americans join in the ery of \u201cGod Save the King!\u201d that up from the British people y, over der stricken sovereign._Bonds of \u201csympathy, the silver link, the silken tie\u201d between the two ples have been drawn ever closer by international marriages and the increase in those cominer- cial relations which Mr.Chamberlain vainly plans to sever with his tarif schemes.The throb of gsvmpathetic grief that pul sates throughout the United States is intensified by remembering that on President McKinlev's lamented death King Edward ordered the court into mourning for a week.Dramatic ih its occurrence on the eve of his Coronation.His Majesty's prostration is pathetic in that its immediate cause was anxiety that his people should not be disappointed in the great pageant\u2014a feeling that led him to oppose at timely postpone ment and refuse to rest.There 1s pathos also in the kindly thoughtfulness that after the blow mspired him to direct that the noor should not be deprived of their expected festivities.(New York Journal) For Edward personally, everywhere in the United Etates there will be felt the hope In his forty years of training | tions or He has strengthened the ties binding fostand and America together and has made for world-peace to the extent of his powers.; _ Washington Times.) Christian mankind will hope for the best.The peace of the world would be promoted by the recovery of Edward VIE, \u201cby the Dominions beyond the seas, Ki , Defender of the Faith, and Emperor of India.\u201d (Chicago News.) The indefinite postporement of the coronation 16 in itself a severe blow to British ambition.The possibility that the royal sufferer may never regain sufficient strength to undergo the ordeal will send a shock ot sorrow and apprebeusion throughout the empire.The stability of the succession is, ot course, assured, but the British know King Edward as an expenenced and tactful man of affairs.His heir, the present Prince ot Wales, is almost an unknown quant Not only for the best interests of Great Britain, tut for the peace and welfare of the world, all nations will unite in hoping that the present monarch of that empire will be spared for years to come.(Byffalo News.) The vast British Empire is, to all intents, in mourning to-day.and the whole world, in sympathy with its festival spirit but a few hours ago, will respond to the sudden and lamentable change, and watch with keen interest the outcome of the unexpected event.which demonstrates once more by how ira: a tenure the mighty ones of the earth hold their power.(Chicago Record-Herald.) The sudden and serious illness of the King of England will be the cause of a real regret far bevond the throngs that have gathered in London to witness the corona: tion ceremnnies.Sympathy will be felt for the suffering man whose kindly character TE 4 4 a RS HANDS AND HEARTS ACROSS THE SEA.\u2014N.Y.World.that he may escape at this time the fate wl:ch all men dread, but to which all men are ultimately destined, whether they be kings or tramps.He 13 a worthy man, amiable.sensible, and in his private capacity unassuming.In any station.so far cs the public knows him, he would be likable.It is natural.therefore, that his peril of de: th.made known by his fortuitous con- smicuousness, should give him the sympathy of our common humanity.Amenca joins with a friendly world in trusting that King Edward will recover and Le crowned with all those ceremonies, ancient and ahsurd.which his loyal and worshipping subjects, we have no doubt.take more senously than he does.In hearty sincerity every American can say at this junc ture, \u2018God save the King!\u201d (New York Times) It would be difficult to find in history anything like a parallel for the crue! disappointment of the British people.They were prepanng to celebrate at the same time the accession of a new moparch and the return of peace to an empire which counts among its subjects and dependents almost a fourth Fart of the population of the globe.The \u201clas Romana\u201d rtrelf was very far short of th Pax Britannica.either in the extent of tetritory or in the number of human be- mgs under its protection.The Coronation was to mark also the closure of the temple oi the British Janus, to be the sign of the ending of a costly and weary war.The prparations for it involved all London.and indeed all the United Kingdom.From all over the world men and women have travelled by thousands to catch some glimpse of an historic spectacle.the most famous andl memorable that they are likely to hive Lo see.\u201csit on the very eve of the Coronation, the central figure in the spectacle that holds the attention of the world 1s withdrawn from it by a sudden attack of illness.L (New York Tribune.) For the United States.and.we doubt not.for the whole would, it would be 1m- ible to say too readily or too earnestly that the fullest poamble measure of sympathy and solicitude, both official and popular, is offered to the royal patient and his family.and to the nation and empire of which be is the head.Had it been otherwise, had the proud pageantry of the week been ful- Glled as it was expected to be, without this most distressing interrupuon.the United States would have been foremost in the gen- ercus rivalry to offer ita congratulations and reflect the great joy.of.} ter Rima: AI ix, in Ta ao ane and strangely decreed catastrophe the American nation is equally forward with its expressions of regret.of anxiety and of hope, and with prayers that the menace of be renvement may pass by.(Brooklyn Times.) , Bet it be said to the credit of Edward that none of his gallant ancestors, who won their title to kingship by the sword, ever displayed a more heroic courage than he has dene.Not at Hastings.not at Agincourt or Cressy, did one of the pi nitors of bis il:ustrions line show a more dauntiess fortitude than that with which he has endured the inroads of a painful disease, while maintaining a smiling and gracious front.(Boston Herald.) at any moment, until the physicians announce that peril of the worst has been overcome.Then there will be solemn thanksgivings for the deliverance of the ruler of a great nation.Joy and pride will rei me ther sway: but m a chastened temper.The Coimnation will come, and will be celebrated: but it will be «lif- ferrnt.The Coronation that was to be, but never was, cannot be duplicated in its mag- nihcence and glory.It will live in the memory of this generation, and perhaps in history.as a dream of splendour unmatched by any reality.(Washington Star.- The world prays to-day that England be red the blow of King Edward's He has proved a wise, humane His influence bas been for good since his accession, just as was that of his mother throughout her long res Earnestly he has striven to_wipe the war-blot from England's y b.h.- record.He has Speed the traditions of The evil foreboded may become a certainty | < appeals to the kindliest of our common hu man sentiments at this time, and alan for the disappointed sovereign and the disappointed people.who were all alive to the deeper national signifieanee of a perhaps too hutrionic pageant.Impressive it must have been in the mere brnging together of the widely dispersed representatives of British power, and it is to hoped that the post pcnement will be no more than a postpone: ment and that the desire of monarch and people may be gratified at some later ceremonial.{Buffalo Express.) The world's sympathy will go out to the stricken man and to the people upon whom this dark shadow has fallen on the very eve of the day that was to have been given over to pomp and glory and rejoicing.Not as the customary token of allegiance.but in a spirit of heartfelt picty.millions of men and women will echo the patriotic prayer of the Briton, God save the King! * (Buffalo Commercial.) It is indeed a grievous mishap\u2014or shall we may a strange irony of fate\u2019\u2014that has laid low the chief actor im this proud cele bration of the might and glory of a vast em pire as he first steps upon the scene.Ut course, there 1s a moral in the episode; 1t strikes one in the face; hut it wouid be un: gracious to preach om the suhject at this \u2018juncture.(Philadelphia Ledger.) In periods of national sorrow or bereavement the distinctions that differentiate forms of government are effaced.When the American Presidents were stricken, the condolence of the monarchres was as acceptable to us as that of the republics.The British expressions of sympathy were gratifying to Americans.The people of the United States are always responsive to ths emotions that stir the people of other lands when vimted by a national affliction.The American people fervently hope that King Edward may speedily recover, and that hig reign may be long, prosperous and bappy.(Philadelphia North-American.) Up to the very last moment the King himself braved weakness and disease in the determination that there should be no fail ure on his part.In the uneven struggle he was forced to vield, and the world's sympathy will be for him and England, if not its congratulations.(Philad&Iphia Times.) All of Britain and the Anglo-Saxon colon- jes: amd dependent-tommonwealths tmade the The 4 Joy The shock of his coronation their own.of the dolorous anmouncement from London passed with an equal thrill around the world, th h those far-acat- dbminions on which the sun never wets.For America the older generatiun feels itself singularly linked with the career of the lish King.for here, as little more than a boy, be received the i candid welcome which he could never forget.The heartfelt good wishes of this kindred CURED OF CANCER SIX YEARS AGO.Is Now in Perfect Health With No Sign of the Disease Returning.\u2014~\u2014 A Canadian Lady\u2019s Experience With the Constitutional Treatment for Cancers and Tumours.The case we refer to is one of cancer of the breast.Two doctors examined the growth and advised the removal of the breast.The lady dreaded an operation which she had learned might not pfove | permanent benefit, and bearing of our Con- stitutiona] treatment for , determined to ive ita ane result was most gratifying, for was the cure a complete one, ll also proved to be permanent.After six years, the Cancer gives no evidence of coming back.Full particulars of: this Interesting case, together with the name and address of the tient, on 2 of our book, \u201c | ames \u201cCancer, ts Cause and Cure,\u201d sent to any address, realed in plain wrapper, on receipt of two .8.ury, Bowmanville, God of the Uni i t Ee Brine vad hotand eof the Beton » act of taking the crown, so rich in historic associations, so long awaited, and on the whole so well deserved, is a fate from which the entire world will unite in the hope that the King be spared.of character which appeal to his Transatlantic kin.He is unmistakeably an all round well set up human, even if he be a king, by divine right or otherwise, and he has shown his sympathy and fellow-feeling has frequently shown i sympathy and fellow-feeling for manly actions and manly character, where ever he found them.\u2018He has all of us, and his death.which it is to be hoped will be deferred for many .would cause universal sorrow in the United States.(Newark (N.J.) News.) The has endeared himeelf to his people, ly by the inheritance of love which came through his mother, partly by his own amiability and good sense.Heu equally popular abroad, and ially in the American sentiment to which Edward as Prince of Wales and King of England has always paid the most cordial tribute.That he may live thro a further prosperous reign to enjoy the fruits of such esteem, is the sympathetic wish of all the Anglo-Saxon race, without regard to nationality.(Springfield Republican.) Meanwhile, the confusion and disster into which Edward\u2019s collapee has thrown all things connected with the Coronation is extreme, and this fact alone must be a source of infinite worry to a man of the King's amiable and kindly character, ever a hindrance to his quick recovery.No one in the empire can be half eo dis- tresed by this untoward happening as the menarch himself.He commands in this bour the personal sympathy of the world, (Baltimore Sun.) That the King's life may be spared, and that his reign may last many years is a ser.timent in which all the nations will unite.(Burlington Free Press.) Since his accession to the throne of the British Empire King Edward has conducted himself as a wise and discreet monarch, and he has demonstrated the possession of a degree of firmness and decision of the existence of which thousands of his sub- Jects never before dreamed.(Portland Express.) In memory of the days when England watched with anxiety for news from the sich bed of our devoted President McKinley, we, in our turn, extend our earnest sympathy to those now stricken and anxious.(Portland Press.) The people of the United States will join with the people of England in the hope that what was to be a joyous ceremony is not to be turned into one of sorrow and mourning.| (St Albans.(Vt.).Messenger.) The shadow of death in Buckingham Pai- ace falls to-day across the pathway of all who love their fellow-men, because it be tokens the grief of a great people worthy to be loved.| \u201c 181 1 DUBAI IRI LI q TATD manthis old I Jy Dosis =350 AES | em SEE THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE \u20140Fr\u2014 Port of Montreal ARKIVED.Steamship Sif, 1959, H.Hermansen, from Sydney, June 21.with coal, to Dominion Coal Co.Steamship Milwaukee, 83 F.J.Sy- lmonds.from Shields, with general cargo, to Elder, Dempster & Co.Steamship Kastalia, 2562, W.B.Webb, from Glasgow June 14, with general cargo, to R.Reford & Co.CLEARED.Steamship Sif.13959.H.Hermansen, for Sydney.light, by Dominlen Coal Co.Schooner Mignonette, 139, E.Menard, for Discourse.light.by C.A.Boucher.Steamship Inishowen Head, 158, E.Suf- fern.for Devonport and Plymouth, with deals, by McLean, Kennedy & Co.i FROM MONTREAL Bellona.Leith.June 2 Numidian, Liverpool.June 28 Yoruba, London, June 38 Montcalm.Bristol.June 2B.Manchester City.Manchester, Cervona, London, June 29.Campana.Gulf Ports, June 3M.\u2018Milwaukee, London, July 2 Pomeranian, London, July 2 Rosartan, Glasgow, July 2 Kastalia, Glasgow.July 2 FROM NEW YORK.Columbia, Glargow, June 2B.Kroonland, Antwerp, June 2 Umbria.Liverpool, June 28.Mirretonka.London, June 28.Citta di Torino, Naples, Tnne 3.Aller.Naples.¥-~e R.Bohemian.Liverpool, June M.FROM BOSTON.Sachem.Liverpool.June 28.Minnetonka Out of Dock QUEBEC.June 2I\u2014The mammoth steamer Minnetonka.which.it will be remembered, had to be taken asunder some weeks ago in order to pass through the cinals, .and which has since remained fn dock.being joined together.came out of dock yesterday.and is now in the basin.June 22 The work has cost several thousand dollars.SHIPPING NEWS.Milwaukee in Port The Elder.Dempster line steamer Milwaukee.Captain Symonds.arrived yesterday from the Tyne The Milwaukee was chartered by the Imperial Government to carry horses for the Cape from St.John.N.B.but was recently released on account of peace heing declared.This vesse] carried General Cronje and prisoners to the Island of St.Helena from Soulh Africa Notes.The Holme line steamer Loughrigg Holme has been chartered by Messrs Mclean, Kennedy & Co.to load deals at Montreal fur Cardiff.This vessel is due to arrive in Montreal! July § with a cargo of steel rails for Mr.James Cooper, of this city.The Head line steamer Inishowen Head, Capt.E.Suffern, salled from Montreal at daybreak for Devonport and Plymouth, with a cargo of timber and deals for the Imperial Government The Elder-Dempster line steamer Melville arrived at Sydney yesterday.and is expected in Montreal shortly.\u201cThis is the vessel's first trip to Montreal, and it is booked to sail for Bristol July li.The Quebec Steamship Cn\u2019's steamer Campana, Capt.Ll.Demers.arrived to-da - with passengers and general cargo from the Gaspe ports.\u2018The Donaldson line steamer Lakonia, Capt.W.McNeil, salled from Montreal at 4.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon with a general cargo for Glasgow.\u2019 The Head line steamer Malin Head has arrived in port with a cargo of sugar for the Canada Sugar Refinery.The Donaldson Îlne steamer Kastalia.Capt.W.BR.Webb.from Glasgow, June 14.arrived in Montreal yesterday afternoon with a general cargo.The official register of the depth of water In the ship channel reads: At Montreal.June 25, at noon.3 fret 7 inches near Sorel, June 2%.at © pm.D feet & inchea, : \u2019 \u2014 The closing of Mira Irwin's private business classes took place Tuesday evening at her residence, 3® Wood avenue.Mr.George Lighthall.of Westinount, presided.Prior to the awarding of prizes and presentation of diplomas, a verse of \u2018God Save the King was sung.thus voicing the sympathy of all for His M y in his present condition.Vocal sol were rendered by Mr.Asbury, Mr.Thornton and Miss Ross.and recitations were given.by Miss Gertrude Sheppard.The following received prizes: Miss Hersey.for theory and practical work.In shorthand.Miss Haskett, for contest in speed phrases : Mr.George Drennan, for speed contest in typewriting ; Mr.McKee.for bookkeeping : Miss Clendenning., for consclen- tious study.Honourable mention in shorthand\u2014Miss Beveridge, Miss Dyer.Miss Haskett, Mr.Geo.Dtennan, Miss Baynes.Miss E.Ross.Mr.Casey Bockus, Miss Creighton, Miss Watson, Miss Lacy.Speed Phrase Contest\u2014Mr.Chambers, Mr.Quinlan, Mr.Casey Bockus and Miss Hersey.Typeuriting \u2014 Miss Dyer.Miss Clogg.Miss McCallum, Miss Roes, Miss Gillean, Miss Hersey, Mins Sheppard.Miss Whittal.Mr.Bockua \u2018 Bookkeeping\u2014Miss Clendenning.Miss Hersey.Miss Dogherty and Mise Dipioinas were awarded to Miss Clogg.Miss Roses, Miss Creighton.Miss Hersey, Miss , Miss Haskett, Miss Shep- Bord.Mr.Drennan.Mr.kus, Miss Lacy.Miss br for short and typewriting.r.Quinian.Mr.Brighten.Miss Baynes, Mies Damon.Mise Henry.Mr.Chambers, for shorthand.Miss McCallum, Miss Whittal, Mr.Nor man Ham.for typewrt .Mr.McKee, Miss Hersey.Miss 8h Miss Ciendenning.Miss Séboch, Miss y, for bookkeeping.The following have passed their prelim- Stott & J inary examinations during the year: The |aUsses Waod.Binger.Gillean, Finiaysom- hoch.p ' JR pees.PR AEN Whittal.Olsen.Roberts.Alexander.Gill, Gilmour.Drake.Pullan, Schoeh.Pogher- ty.La Plant, Howard, Merson.Dixon, the Mesars.Rrown.Boyd.Ham.ls-wis, Jarvis, Hood, Walker, J.Walker.Flow.Clarke.An Amateur Night.To-niæht, for the second time In the history of the Theatre Royal there will be an amateur night, and thirty-four amateurs.hoth male and female, will make their first appearance ard iry fo win the handsome sliver water pitcher Among the manv names handed in tn aprear are the following: Billy Kitts, WG.Revburn, Miss Bertha l.eonard, Rourette and De Lorme.Max Comers, Sam Sabbath.Harry Morgan, John Brady (the sidewalk comedian).Theo A.Doucet!.Madson and Cole- son.Tommy Lyona, Tommy Hogan.Hush Gi Brady.Chris.McCan and Murphy D.~v./ OLD ENGLISH 00\" Tobacco.\u201cPREMIER NAVY\u201d is strongly recommended by the medical profession the world over :s a tobacco of unusual purity and virtue.ROSE & LAFLAMME, Agents, MONTREAL.1511 To The Ladies.Don\u2019t Miss Reading \u201c AU BON MARCHE\u2019S \u201d Advertisement in Saturday®s Issue.150 2 Tourists for Muskoka.t The Royal Muskoka hotel, probably the most beautiful in Canada of its kind, ereet- ed by the Grand Trunk Railway, om the picturesque Lake Rosceau.has opened for the season and ix already attracting a_ large number of tourists.Prominent people from Ruffalo, Chicagn, New York and other American centres are flocking there as well as from Canada.The fishing is reported to be excellent.The Ontario Government in conjunction with the & T.R.system, is continuing the policy inaugurated fast year of restocking the Muskoka lakes with .ent bass.The first carload was deposited 1n Lake Rosseay.June 2.and a finer lot of bass have seldom been sern.Last year 10,000 fish were transplanted into the Northern Lakes, with much sucte-s.The fishing this vear in the Muskoka lakes is gnod.some excellent catches having heen made, the hasa runnipg from two te four pounds, and pickerel from two tn eight pound- Oe Dominion Day Mails.Tuesday.the 1 136 inter.Do.Com.7 so 0 BAXKS.q 4 Montres] - \u2014\u2014\u2014 255 Onterto o.conan Moisons _ 315 213 Teronio - -\u2014\u2014 een Flue N Americas cosens mmveem erchaote- ie ee 18 1547, 1 bee \u2014 mien.\u2026 rman Commerce._\u2026\u2026\u2026 = 00e ar = Becheljaga.\u2026 -.- 145 185 Forth Won, land.veces ein pret.\u2014\u2014 BON LS.Land armes - = ; ams eases fsx Kigstnic Ry.mresacsse eee Dem 1 ees I vs ve ferrin frre or ji\u201d jos t rvs Ogilvie Flour + 1luyg 110 \u201cDARDANELLES\u201d, pure Egyptun Cites, are fully appreciated by smokers.enormous of this brand proves at.Packed in Silver, Cork and Plain tips.Sold everywhere, 15 ceiits per package.1511 ra Sur; Stewart Will TeG® Ut encres Bar er cout Steams CE EDEN ay Lap BR RECEIVED MESSAGE FROM LORD KNOLLYS.TORONTO, June 27.\u2014The Medical Council of Untario this morning received from Lord Knollys a message in reply to one of sympath for the King, saying: \u2018Many thanks for your telegram, which will be laid before the King.The Queen thanks you for your kind sympathy.His Majesty is progressing satisfactorily.\u201d The committee on registration recommended that Sir Frederick Borden be granted registration in Ontario as an acknowledgment of the services of the Minuter to his country.BALFOUR\u2019S ANNOUNCEMENT.LONDON, June 27.\u2014At the adjournment of the House of Commons at 530 p.m.vo- day A.J.Balfour.the government leader, anrounced that the progress of King Edward was quite satisfactory._ ett Prince Henry Departs.) LONDON, June 27.\u2014 Admiral _ Princ\u2019 Henry of Prumsia will leave London to-mor- ryw for Germany.When Prince Henry was leaving Bueking- bam Palace after his visit this afternoon the marked warmth of the cheering of the people evidently pleased him greatly.NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.roc! ] Specially reported for the Star by É D Monk 16 St.Sacrament street.Incal réanager tor J.8 Bache and Co., New York, Over dir ect private wire, June 27 ' 2 High lew Stocks Opening ve ie 220 Cine.Amal ted Op [19 4 es es Amerfcas foo.\u2014_\u2014 es x 2: Amer Bulyr Hain, Gn 126% 126% 126% dusky am Smig & het @ CO 700 TIT To Anaconda Min Co.108 308 108 106 A Foret TT 2008 100% 100% 200% lo ee Baltimore & Bho + emer menses = e\u2014 \u2014 Do do pref.Luc eaves, meroseens Brokiyn.RT.WT aN 0% GTR Chic & Altan Com.\u2026 FR SIN 37% BTN Can Pacific 138% 187%, 18384 1334 Ches & Ohio vies i seems ae Lans 40%, She El ap ca jo 77e Fim in com.7 Chic MIl& M.Paul.37% Tay 375 ne Colorado Southern.e IY 20% 20%, 30%, Do Hp OI = or Paes ive 1 & = .Fuel Iron \u201c Oom.Producta w EJ] 28 Do PM.cris rm cme rest \u2014\u2014 Cleveland CCA SL L - J, bolas Hate 7 TTT iam FA A a Bees escrocs = Lenver Rio dj com.oe «1000 Ten pret.83% U3y 03 ES Shore dat.oe me Ts - .Elreurte ca me ee oe cients es Jerrer Central .\u2026\u2026 \u2026 = emacs mets mmeeest mene lowa.Osn.com.oe \u2014\u2014_ 45% LT Nausas & T \"Tan Hy de ig Mo do bref Be AUS 6° Bes Nanhattas Elevated 13iy 131 Jai ana era oe Mimourl Pacific .10h 10° ove ie Runner eee Ey ey im ss 3 Erie Maîiread.36% 26% 34 30 De do IP prets Jib BN OTe wah Y Ontario & Welk.Bay, Sin Bik N k & Western .56 \u2018Northern Securities.os ses ses se» Omaha, com., comms 22e Facise Mail iy À .-\u2014\u2014 een \u2019enusyivani ve Fromme Brent com lie Dis Mae Formed Steel, pref.i OT\" oon .-\u2014 ren Gas.ol 1008, à Foila & Kend.\u2026.\u2026.87% se WHEN THE KING SHOULD BE OUT ~~ OF DANGER.LONDON.June 27.\u2014A distinguished say- gical authority.who was interviewed, said he was distinctly more hopeful in regard to the outcome forty-eight hours having elapsed without complications since the operation was performed.The doctors, he said, should be able by Monday or Tuesday to declare if His Majesty in out of danger.The risk of peritonitia setting in still remains.A rise in temperature would be the most significant symptom of any such developments.The omission of the pulse and temperature from the bulletins, be said, was very discreet, because if they were once given it would be necessa to continue them or the public would become alarmed; every, little rise or fall in tem p-tature would occasion fears or Crowd Was Diwappointed.1~ LONDON, June 37.\u2014 A disturbance oc curred at Hemel Hempstead, county of Hearta owing to the decision of the corons- tion commit to sell the provisions n- tended for the dinner to the poor.A crowd smashed the windows of the houses of the members of the committee and wrecked a china shop belonging to the chairman.Mounted police from the nearest towns ma the base of the Chiltern Hills, because the tathorities decided to abandon the coronation festival.The windows of the houses ' smashed.t bon-fire was lighted at Hampetead ë h, as the authorities an mination at night would be unfitting.The ple is ble to me a source of danger it is not allowed to burn.- THINKS PAIN IS HEALTHY SIGN.LONDON, June 27.\u2014A writer in the Daily Mail commenting upon the return of in the King's wound, su that t is due to the natural contraction of the wound and the Abecess cavity, cauaing sure on the drai tubes.Jt is, t - fore, he says, a healthy, natural sign.He believes there has been no appreciable increase in temperatufe with the return of the pain.The writer says the King bas + ines the Federal authorities, i Te be ven mine É | 000000000000 ee = IS HOPEFUL.\u2018 {Special to the Montreal Star.) LONDON, June 77\u2014It is otated that the King is taking a hopeful view of his case.He has been deeply touched by the expressions of universal sympathy.000000000 The King\u2019s Clemeney.LONDON, June 27.\u2014 the King's per sonal desire, the Royal ons of offenders been permitted to smoke and takes beef tea \u201caod milk.KING EDWARD 1.While a schoolboy at Oxford a boat turned search of the warship Hero.despaired .In 1875, while ti phant.His the beast.ife was saved by completely recovered.crazed Youth named Sipido at the were fired.both of which mi him to the ground.He was onl~ .In 1801, while visiting Sir Thomas L.de booed oe cob coke fe oe of obs oe ob ob ob feito KAISER'S TRIBUTE : TO KING EDWARD.KIEL, June 27.\u2014 Emperor William has made King Edward an honourary Admiral of the German navy.BSubsequently to making the appointment he issued an order to the fleet by flag signals, saying: \u201cI hope the ficet will always be mindful of this high honour, which.at the same time brings into closer relations with its comrades of the British navy.The fleet is to immediately hoist the British flag at the masthead, fire a salute of twenty-one guns and five three cheers for the King of England.\u201d The order was immediately obeyed.CANADA SENDS MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY.OTTAWA, June 27.\u2014 The fol- Jowi message of sympathy was cabled to the Colonial Secretary : \u201cThe pcople of Canada join with me in the expression of deep sorrow for His Majesty's illness, and earnestly pray for his recovery.Please convey our feelings of sympathy to\u2019 Her Majesty the Queen.à (Signed) \u201cSTRONG.\u201d At the request of the Lieutenant- Governor of British Columbia, the Secretary of State cabled to the Colonial Secretary an expression of sorrow at the illnese of the King on + behalf of the people and Legislature of P-Hah Columbia.HHHHHOHHHHHHHHH HE +++444404444HH4HHHHHHH SHEEP CARTOONS WERE SUSPENDED.One Way Whitelaw Reid Had of Showing Respect, for Xing Edward.(Special to the Montreal Star.) NEW YORK, June 27.\u2014The New York Tribune.whose editor, Whitelaw Reid, is in London, as special ambassador of the United States showed his respect for King Edward by ordering all cartoons cut out from the Tribune during the serious crisis of the King's ailment.To-day their cartoonist, n Barritt, resumed his cartoons with a sketch of America singing, \u201cGod Save the King\u2019 while death slinks away in gloom.deeb bb oe oboe ceo do ih ob ok NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.LONDON, June 27\u2014The Times says: \u2018\u201c The statements in the last bul- Jetin reinforce the warnings to the public not to indu too confidentially for the next few days in the hopes that all cherish.There is no reason for alarm.but the return of pain may at first sight excite misgiving.It may be due either to a transient incident or latent mischief.At the palace they declare that the Ring 18 better than on Wednesday night.\u201d ; Japanese \u201cImmigration.(Special to the Montreal Star.) OTTAWA.June 27.\u2014 Rir Henri Jol de Lotbiniere, Lieut.-Governor of British Columbia, has informed the Federal Government, that an act passed at the recent session of the British Columbia Legislature amends the legislation with respect to Japanese immigration adopted by the isla- ture a year agn.The amending act is on The Policeman's Evidence Regarding the Thorough Cure of Chronic Constipation by the Use of Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, EIGHT NARROW ESCAPES.He saved himself by swimmi .Upon returning to England in 1860 after 0 1 Canada his voyage was so delayed by storms that warships were sent in .In 1871 an attack of typhoid fever threatened to result fatally.His life was of, but was saved throug ; ! r shooting in India a tiger sprang upon the Prince's ele- .In 1898 he slipped and fell on a stairway, sustaini which: threatened to make him lame for life.Within a few months he \"had .On April 4th, 1900, while en route to Copenha he vas shot at by a half- fail .While on a visit to Emperor William of Germany he was hunting stags, and two of them charged upon his horse.The horse reared and threw was carried away and fell on the seat just vacated by the K in the army will into effect just as if the coronation had occurred.HAS HAD - in which he was rowing was over ore.vigit to the United States and h vigorously rubbing him with brandy.Colonel White, of his suite, who killed an accident to his knee Brussels u Two shots their mark.way station.slightly bruised.: pton\u2019s yacht, the Shamrock, the mast ing.Fe footer shes dels obs clo ost je eh ob fe fo dej pnfmjafatatofe DE CASTELLAINE AND THE CORONATION.French Marquis Bees Only the Darker Side of Things in London.(Special to the Montreal Star.) NEW YORK, June 27\u2014Generally, the local newspapers print news of the stricken King and of his sorrowing people, which does justice to and is in keeping with the sad occasion.The editorial references are in good taste, and the London news, while, perhaps, exaggerated in some cases, is generally .sympathetic.However, a notable exception is furnished in the case of one paper, which prints a London despatch rom the pen \u2018of the Marquis de Castel- laine, a brother of Count de Castellaine, who marmied Miss Anna Gould.Perha the contents of this despatch may best fe indicated by printing the headings, which read: ° Stupefying Trail of Whiskey is over London's Masses and They don\u2019t look really sor ~Duappointment, is more evident than riet\u2014 on in the streets that Kine Edward abdicate, so as to allow the Prince of Wales to be Crowned King on date \u2014Grand Ladies mourn the loss of a £ ance to wear gowns\u2014Colonial miers have received a quietus\u2014Their pretensions had made de London weary, and, po ey are silen no one is sorry,\u2019 and more to the same effect.ve bé Some of the most puugent peragraphs of the French Marquis\u2019 cable egram, published in the Journal, are these: One effect of the tponem coronation is the stopper.of the arcogene boasting of the Colonial Prime Miaisters who hitherte have cowed and dominated England.These men have aspumed an importance showi the Empire to be heavy.Laurfer = with Intransigeant imperialism; Seddon.of New Zealand, is hopelessly irrepressible; Barton, of Aus tralia.sleeps dreaming of a continent under one goyernment; Gordon thinks Natal won the Boer war: Sir Robert Bond claims Newfoundland is the cradle of England's Dee Dane English nest tired of the ngs as the Fre Dresfus's \u2018Je s innocent.\u201d neh we of dren and certain grand dameë p oountegses and marchionessc?prived of the opportunity of w, coronation robes.After havi! nearly seventy years for a ocoron,® - i sx de- heir 0440080 53e © e $ BOERS SYMPATHIZE.$ ® _PRETORLA, Juyfé 27.\u2014Services in © © intercession for recovery of King © © Edward were hé} here ay.© © The various mu and commer.© © cial bodies hae adopted votes of © © sympathy.Ge#erals Botha, e © © e e © e DIVINE WILL.The ifitercessory service held in St.Thomas\u2019sé Church last night was well at tended.f1t began with the hymon, \u201cO God, our help?in ages pant.\u201d and then Psalms 77 and 9) were read, the first confessing man's , and the mighty power of the on the promises od snd the at thy He does for that fear fim.ne v Canon Renaud made a short add ex, reminding his hearers \u201cthe King was a fruler not chosen by men, hut elevated hy tre Divine Will.The King of Kings has oken and it is not ours to complain, but ber God moves in a mysterious way, his wonders to and He doeth _ Nearly every influence on the health.While outdoor work is usually most healthy, there are circumstances, as in the case of policemen, [i which cause special ailments.{ The greatest enemy to the policeman\u2019 health is constipation.Owing to his duti on hix beat he is led to frequently negle: the call of nature, and as a natural co quence his bowels become irregular and suffers from intestinal indigestion.The letter quoted below is the unsolicit testimonial policeman who belier that his fellows of the police force, as well as all people who suffer as he did.\u2019 shoul\u2019 know the excellence of Dr.Chase's Kigd- neg Liver Pills.liceman Peter C.Morris, 10 Wanca (na avenue, Toronto, states: \u201cFor years 1 © troubled with habitual constipation, ce or 1 believe, is the most cdmmon ailment of policemen I had spent considerable m trying all sorta of so-called remedies constipation, and was always disappoint }ed, as the relief was only temporary.\u201cI now gladly state that Fave been J pm- pletely cured using Dr.Chase's Kidn rey: iver Pills, and sh pleased to per sonally recommend them to an pet THOT who wishes to interview me.bave} already advised many friends to use thenfd.\u201d Constipation probably causes more), dis tress and discomfort than any oth ent of the bodily o , and i£@ vn- doubtedly responsible Tor majorit y of other human ills.You can be turgid of were summoned to restore order.There was à similar disturbence at Dunstable, - hems wo sal CE ee all a CS 15 a A _, ; TO constipation using Dr.Chase\u2019s: KJ idney- Liver Pilla.Hor are more generallfiiv used in Canada than any other medicingle, aml their sale is increasing all the time Most tople can refer you to cases of \" ineases being cured by this great nélfedicine.Une pill a dase; 25 cents a box.As all ers, or Edmanson,Bates & Co., fiTerod Se An, oy occupation has considérable ! f alt things well.\u201d et our faith is sorely tried and the heart of all the Empire goes out in our petition to the Lord of Lords and King of Kings for mercy.\u201cWe remember how once before our gracious Alexandra, then the Princess of Wales, when the life of her haband was in ve danger, went up into t courts of the Lord.fier prayer was heard, and God gave the Priuce's life back to her.May the prayers of a mighty Empire receivé the same response now, and may its heartfelt petition for the King Queen be he sh Foul of the Litany appoint \u2018The short or a - ed for the Coronation service, the Krchbi.shop's prayer, and two or three collects, adapted Jor the occasion From the igitation for the Sick, were then an e hymn, \u201cFather of Heaven, Love Profound,\u201d was .\u2018The service closed with/one verse of the fiational Anthem and the benediction \u2014_\u2014 v UEEN STAYS THE Q AT THE BEDSIDE.LONDON, June 77 \u2014Queen Alexandra ent with her husband all last evening, and only left him after he bad fallen asleep.To the hopes of a favourable &- - sue no less an authority than the n - Queen gives encourdjement.ing to te Lord Mayôr of London Fearon of sympathy of the city of esterda, e city om ie says, + * 0000008600000 000000 throagh her secretary: wr.gh Queen rejoices to think that the bulletin of this morning ; @ favourable repo 0000000000000 000 gives à of the King.\u201d OC ; 1 v * VEO > The vopulace predicts the wr :/ bus of the Prince of Wales ns\u201d in Xe, King.Some even suggest _ Ad of Edward VII so as to per 4 atlon of the Prince of Wales &\u2014 eid and so take advantage of thi 8 een so elaborately made.Prier Se them to-day.the only ones wile) fe of genuine sorrow are groups Mm wee?! land now has the cup snatchec \u20187 her lips, - \u2026 .Baloons derive a ) St Profitable trade, while the King lies pick.perhaps unto death.The stupefyt trail of whisky ts over London's NS Enemies of England-and they numer_ ous in rope\u2014look upon Britons i 4 v ; : ; ! | > | CE * \u2018 _THE MONTREAL DAILY _ SEAR\u2014FRIDAY, JUNE 27.ipture, drawin | Ffutier, Canadian story: | writing.fshton, French, and, general pa s|Closing of Schools : \"Awarding of Prizes.COTE ST.LOUIS SCHOOL.The schools under the Cote St.Louis Dis sentient School Trustees, held the annual closing Tuesday evening, in the Aberdeen School Building, corner Berri and Bienville sts.The parents and friends filled the room to its utmost capacity, and greatly enjoyed the excellent programme given by the pupils Robert Herbert, chairman of the School Bewd, occupied the chair, and J.W.Cole, trustee, together with Rev.W.B.Lennon, and Rev.J.R.Dobson, occupied seats on the platform.During the evening, Rev.Mr.Dobson, addressed\u201d the school on \u201cPatriotism.\u201d Rev.W.S.Lennon distributed the p.izes to the pupils.The following are the names of the prize winners: Prize List, Aberdeen School, Cote Bt.Louis, Senior (las.\u2014Esther Gobeille, reading; Lildie Purcell, writing.2nd interme- date.Maggie Kinnon, reading, arithmetic, æeogranhv.French.spelling, conduct, lst neral proficiency; Herbert Hammond punctuality; Alfred Mary Kinnon, lat Intermediate\u2014Ftta Parker.reading, writing, French, 1st general proficiency, Bertie Ellis, Scripture, and drawing; How Cairns, geography; Maggie Saxe, spelling.IT Primary-Ada Baker, 1st general proficiency, reading, bing, and Scripture; Cope, arithmetic, geography, gen- Arthur eral proficiency and application to study; \u2018Alice Frutier, general proficiency; Willie proficiency: Wilson, drawing and writing.1.Pri- mary\u2014Amy Smith, lat general proficiency, aritbmetie, writing, Scripture, geography and plication to study; Willie McNeil.general proficiency: Mable Murray, general oroficiencv: Martha Ward.reading, spelling, and genera] proficiency; Edith Banan, conduct and general proficiency; George Char- ette, general proficiency; Ruby Parker, general proficiency; Lewis Coulthard, general orcficiency and drawing: Wesley Hammond, punctuality: Ellery Duncan, general proficiency; Maud Swalwell, general proficiency.First Primary class.\u2014 Stewart \\Whea- ton, writing and first general profiei- ency: Kitty McNeil, arithmetic and general proficiency; Edna Smith, reading, Scripture, spelling, geography.punctuality, eon- | duct, application to study and general pro- LITTLE.imioners\u2019 Scholarship elet School.: .y bertson, general ficiency: Au ammond, general Bron : ie Mackay, drawing and gen- ficiency: Jeg : Senne Crawford, general : es Ferry, gene pro- profici ENC mily Cope, general proficiency; Hil CT: Morrow, genera proficiency; Cecil Wheatof general proficiency; John Mc Arthur general proficiency, Edmond Ca- neral proficiency.Preparatory.\u2014Edith Ward, writ- first gene proficiency; .Evelyn iffers, Scripture and eral profici- ; Florence Neville, , hy à Frank Mickle, id gen proficiency ; 1 thmetic, drawing and general roficiency ; Wn, Ford, general proficiency; Roee Lockwood, general proficiency; Mary Mackay, general proficiency.First paratory.\u2014Edson Wescott, Scripture, ssography afid first general proficiency; Jas.Crawford, arithmetic, drawi and general proficiency: Irene Black, reading and eral proficiency; Alec Barthos, general pÉbficiencs and writing; Wm.Jones, spelling and general proficiency; David Mac kay, general proficiency; Devid Black, general proficiency.Boulevard P.S., Second Primary.\u2014 Maggie Anderson, 87 per cent, general proficiency, reading, writing, Engli , arithmetic.-\u2014Firet Primary.\u2014Alice Jackson,- 88 per cent., general proficiency, spelling.writing, MISS Winner of the Cg at el arithmetic, physics, geography: es Cam bell, reading, ipture, conduct, ligence.| .ackson, 83 per Preparatory A.\u2014Geo.cent, general proficiency, readi li writing, arithmetic; Carrie Smith en, general proficiency, reading, English, phon- ica, diligence; Maggie ir, 74 per cent, Scripture, phyriology.Preparatory.\u2014Chs.Jackson, 77 cent.general proficiency.spelling, wri physiology, drawing; Chs.Andersof, per cent., English: Ethel Bennett, arithmetic, diligence; Ellen Darbyson, reading.THE MILTON STREET SCHOOL.The closing of the Milton street private school took place on Tuesday evening, and a large number of parents and friends were in attendance.The prizes were presented by Rev.David Winter, pastor of Centen- arv Church.who spoke pleasant words of greeting.The pupils number 30.Additional prizes for Sunday school work were pre by Rev.G.Osborne Troop, rector of St.Martin's Church.The school is conducted by Miss Tyndale, at 138 Milton st, and a feature of the evening was the sentation by the children of flowers to Mrs.Tvndale.the mother of their teacher.Mr.Troop closed with prayer.especially remembering the suffering King, and sorrowing Empire.QUEEN'S SCHOOL, WESTMOUNT The prize list of Queen's School, West- mount, is as follows: VI, Medlie Lang medal for lst gen.prof.prize for pune.a cond.; V.A., Mabel Hayden, st - prof.; Minnie Duncan, punc.and cond Vv 3.Olive Williams, 1st - prof, Marion Ste wart, pune.and cond.; WwW Hazel Bentley, lst gen.prof.; III, A., Beatrice Jones, Ist gen.; ILI.B., Mildred Allan, 1st gen.prof.; 11, Hilda Brown, lat gen.prof; 1.A., Alma Clarke, 1st gen.prof.; 1.B., Edith Jones, 1st gen.prof; 1.C., May Grant, lat gen.prof.Miss Stephens\u2019 School.The closing exercises of Miss Stephens School, 18 Fort street, took place before the parents and friends of the pupils, the Rev.J.E.Donnglly presiding.After a programme of ind and recitations, rendered in a most creditable manner.had been given by the pupils, the prizes were distributed as follows in order of merit: 3rd Year Work\u2014lst, Marie E.Vanier, Ist proficiency; 2nd, Eva ner, 3rd, rode Foley; 4th.Mabel O\u2019Brien.Second Tears let.May MeCrory, 1st gen.proficiency; .John Kearney; 3rd, Marcus Mullin: 4th, Frances Carrell; Sth, Nal- sen Collins: 6th, Joseph MeUregsr; 7th, Frances Kenna.: Ist Year, Class A\u2014lst, Henry Bartley; 2nd, \u2018Edmund Coughlin; 3 ( eve O'Leary; éth, John Vanier.1 Cilaos B.\u2014tet, Willie Gardner 3nd, Irene Metayer= 3rd, Adrian McKenna; :4th, James Downs; 5th, Frances ; 6th, Adrian Wardle; 7th, Granville Wardle; 8th, Rheta Aird.A specia] prise ws awarded to Marie E.Vanier for application to h work; spe- snl prize for map drawing Awarded to Lat ohr.Kearney; special mention to y Me Crory, Marcus Mullin, Nulsen Collins; [were as follows: ence Biltcliffe (intermediate).first class honours; Miss Flory King fintermediste}.| second class, ail pupils of Mises Grace Col- PRINCE ALBERT SCHOOL.The annual written examinations of Prince Albert School, wbich are held at Christmas and midsummer, have just been completed, and the results are satisfactory.The total number of marks obtained by each pupil in every subject is sufficient proof of the efficiency of the education imparted.he closing exercises this year took the orm of a public entertainment, in the presence of a very large number of parents and others interested in the welfare of the upils of the school.The hall was tastefully decorated with flags and banners.A programme of songs, recitations and dialogues was carried out with the greatest care and recision.Miss Mabel Taylor, one of the mor pupils.presided at the piano.Mr.R.H.Brown presided, and accom- nying him on the platform sere the Rev.Messrs.Huxtable, George, tt, Winter and Everett; Principals Brandt; Arnold and Humphries, and Mr.Joseph Luttrell, a former trustee and chairman of the Board.Mr.Oman, headmaster, read the annual report, which showed that the echool was in a healthy and flourishing condition; that it was y incresging in numbers and efficiency, and that the health of the pupils throughout the year has been highly satisfactory.After the distribution of the prizes, short addresses were given by the gentlemen on the platform.e National Anthem having been sung.the benediction was pto- nounced by the Rev.MP.Everett, and the pupils dispersed to enjoy a well-earned holi- .The following is the prize list: Standard VI.\u2014Prize and Merit List \u2014 I.Division.The following having obtained over 75 per cent.Chrissie an, 96; Annie Moffitt 95: Lulu White 94; Lizzie Kaisir 93; Mabel Taylor, 92; Frank Morgan, 91; Eva McCulloch, 80; Jacob Rudolph, 89; Douglas de Gruchy, #7; Russel Sheppard, 83; Edith Holstead, 94.5 tr.Division \u2014 M Kaisir, 93, Standard V., prize and] merit list.\u2014Cora Shaver, 97: Amelia Meadows, 89; Lillian Russell, 88; Archie MacAlpine, 88; Jo Harries , Si ame oe fer, 84; an ri , 83; v, 9: ie a.George \u2018Grey, 80: J , 79; Susie ©47 to M.Labia 370s OOMB \u2014 TO LET AT Ole McOTLL COL- room flat, Auer light, central locality.140 3 adoption B or at he \\WANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASP CABINET MAK- Mr.Powers at The Standard Shirt Co., Limit Dominique st.ers.Canadian ?.POR SALE \u2014 WESTMOUNT, 348 VIC- Pacifi: Rallway Car Bhops.ed.Delorimier avenue.uT 6 OL = N yon Med.Home, 132 York street, * \u2018 e + uftalo, .{ - ANTED BY A YOUNG GIRL AGED 20.rooms.=\" \"7700s Dicely furnished douls Ug JRO0M8 \u2014 TO LET LARGE BRIGHT ROOM.146 20 | rooms E05 feet wide! cementoa ociiur Hocholagn 18 2.WANTED 4 FOREMAN FOR MAKING of quiet hablis and cheerful disposition.: v on bath Oat \u2018in commodious house.Auch IN Cc .\u2014 - and ; .e .mt em nace\u201d SST SER he\" | \\VANTED \u2014 ine crass roviensns on Wp department mue uma rragpers | Tb Kha ET Sh in fu\" ROOMS, YISiTORS To, Tum CITY OF lh elevhone.no board.Feel iy PUPILS WANTED.all modern conveniences.fur sale cheap.or ladies mantles.The hest prices will stan e manufacture uses, \"fo .- \u2018 Peel Wind : would exchange for modern house in west end be paid for good xporienced Laois.Apply 444 CHaumes, opus ote.Apply A re ANTE \u2014 SITUATION BY HANDY Tonal 200 street.close to the 147 © Rooms \u2014 TO LET FOUR ROOMS, FUR- WANTED \u2014 PALMISTRY AND PHRENO.of city.Apply to J.W.Shaw, 2274 St.Cuther- Bt.James st.148 tf ferences and experience.to R.148 4 Ww - vo man in anything, understands ; - miebed or unfumished, w.c\u2026 new porce- logy taught.readings at residence if de.ine st.\u201c181 2 - h and well acquainted with the city.401 OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED BINGUB lain bath, 3 doors w.Guy.Address B.$723.aired: popular prices.Address Prof.25 Univer.me st Wi O'HANLON & CO, LTD.MANCHES.+ CUTTERS, WITH A St.Hippolyte st.149 3 and double, Auer light, hot water bath.Star Brench Office.151 2 sity st 151 2 Ft A Tk ar ME RESTE hoisterers oslap.ven ea int Ca \\ Ao years porter.also two st : 863 Pulace at, \u2019 148 8 à dences on l'ark avenue, with large yard, otsterers\u201d warehuusemen.tre to appoint a ; > \u2019 ANT \u2014 ULD ï 7 teu feel buck frum street, well Autshed and representative for Canada.Applications, giving Wye to learn me ana \u201c5 \u201cee cart ot sadly take chares of two or three young OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO SUMMER BOARD.: ART.pope gate I Fooma.Daisy farmuce Terms full particulars, may be sent to Place Viger AO spender and Unb.Mie.Ce 5 mirls for 8 trip down the Saguenay.in consld- let.all convenlences.104 Manafield st.NAN $e ash bulance monthly payments if desired Hotel, Montreal, by July Sth, addressed to W.eration of trip and board, about-July 20th or \u201c 48 5 OARD .\u2014 BOARDING HOUSE FOR TION Wi.uid take a lot In Montreal Annex in part O'Hanlon.Connection amongst furnishing T ; GETIC CHRIS- August lst.Reliable and best of references.= .an 2 OF private.only few acres (rom ARTISTS.DRAUGHTSMEN AND TRADE; bariuent.Hogm 225.Temple Building., \u2026 JHouses and undoubted character absolutely J) ANTED \u2014 FIVE ENERGE \"| 140 7 OOMS \u2014 TO LET DOUBLE AND SINGLE family or of private, 0 11 served: \u2018Rembrandt\u2019 Water Colour Puinté[ are 140 0 daw necessary.148 7 a tian people, only those determined to Address E.807 Dorchester st.® 7 MS Aves Haht oD AND ALS =.depot, res Douse.Cl A round The unexcelled Two hundred shades.Send ; mp \u2014\u2014 u.ake a good income are desi .0 vering J .spring n e door, = WVANTED =-a GOOD COMPETENT SEW.hor collecting.The Century Christan Co.Lim- A ave GAGEMENT AS COMMER: ferences exchanged.800 and 608 Palace st.Bouse, near & nice lake.Joseph Guenetio, Bnaw- for Agente rares story offer.Geo, Kidout HOUSES TO LET.ing machine salesman or closer.Apply ted.Toronto.148 6 Sal traveller: g00d references.B; 2799, 148 6_ bridge, P.Q.139 FE stating length of experience, salary wanted.T Star J - T 56 HUBERT STREET DATIONS , man: JANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT: RE- OOMS- TO LET A .ARD \u2014 BUMMER ACCOMMO TO LET \u2014 A NEW STONE FRONT COT- °°\" ager.Box b.290.Star Omice , torences required.Apply 108B Stanley st.\\NANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED.REFINED, newly furnished rooms.new house, electris JBC At Boringhill Cotlags.Sweelsburs, good CONFECTIONERY.tage fur one year or longer, abot seven - ; Sapable woman seeks position as nurse light, furnace, atc.148 6.punide, shady lawn; terma moderate Apply i 1< 68, electric light and gas, open plumbing, TANTED \u2014 > ~ TANTED \u2014 AT ONCE SMART BOY TO to invalid, housekeeper to gentlemen or posi- .F.ison, Sweetaburg.pirasantly situated In Westmount.Renta) $33 V ANTE D ning ES ED SHIRT CUT X assist at Junch counter from 12 to 8, and tion of trust; reasonable remuneration; city OOMS \u2014 PEOPLE DESIRING ROOMS = = = CN ICE CREAM Oura is the best.Tele mouth.Wil be ready about lst Sept.Address y Bride.Gault Brothers\u2019 Facto 2 Inapector Make himself generally useful about the place.references.A, 2769, Star Office.180 8 © can be accommodated at Savoy unt Rooms \u2014 THREE PLEASANT ROOMS phone main 2851, Stan- LU.2147.Star Vllice 147 6 street Ty.A à Apply 1748 Notre Dame at.149 8 \u2014 October 1st at half winter rates.Full hotel © private family, one minute from electrics | dard Dairy Co., 671 Lagauchetiere st.D + A V ANTED \u2014 POSITION BY YOUNG LADY attention, including use of bath, free.148 8 Address B.41 Croas at, Portland.Me.144 12 La aul: a oli eich hes, hres at ties WANTED nd MART S RL TO SEER PAY \\ ANTED hose LEE pi eV tnvatid\u201d willing.to travel, king English and OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH 3 OARD \u2014 FERDINARD CHAREST.high.with modern conveniences.pleasantly i.boo ecrans gy core ady in as or ' ao.Blahop Engraving and Printing Co.288 St.French: good seamstress.Address D.2837, Str v Loar: sso one Onfurnished, with or with- >, Cap & l\u2018'Aigle, private boarding house, ENGRAVERS, ETO.situated near the cunal, giving a lovely view = y James st.149 8 Office.ou ard.No.sborna at.w open for summer season: price mo- of Westmount and vicinity, nice yard attached Bride, Gault Brothersyy Inspector\u201d at.140 4 Would be rented low for the remainder of the y dergte.Apply Ferdinand Charest.146 6 HH \"ANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED CURTAIN V JANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN TO REPATR WVANTED \u2014 CARPETS BEATEN AT YOUR Rood \u2014 TO LET DOUBLE BEDROOM ON corte d ply .Write or apply to Chas ope.Agent, year.° x RESENTATION ADDRESSES ; ted, fur- bathroom flat, clothes closet.hot water, OAR! iG AIR g - A carpet salesman.Apply between 8 sewing machines in a factory, one who residence.also mattresses renovated ron: der: FROARD \u2014 GOOD BOARD, BRACING .\u2014 ARTISTICALLY lL LUMINATED \u2014 mu st.Cow Bt.Paul.Que.180 fn has bad some experience required.Apply 30 niture repaired and re-covered, cheap; city gas, family private: no children: terms mo fines t .splendid : j = SES RENT AT \\BACK red 10 am.to Jaa A.Osily and 100 Bt.George st.city.150 2 or country.O'Shaughnessy, 114 Stanley st.ate.Address 1Q7 Anderson st.149 fishing and ea (he Laurentian, oo a EDWIN COX & CO is sTrr coi IXIA TWO HOU TO REN Ç _ ! .à offered by tbe \u2018Mai Prefontaine.\u201d of Ste.River.ARpis 35 Si.lamrente 25 2 VANTED \u2014 A WOMAN WHO THOR- \\WANTED \u2014 4 RESPECTAB oto 02 SE WANTE BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN De iehed bedrooms, on bath fat.mice Joos.Marguerite Station, Que.à miles from.Mont- oughly understands the making of in- drive a cab at night.Apply to t.D\u2014 +, Dishe .real.For terms write J.B.I.Prefontaine, Pro- , pro PURNINI ENS HPUSE ON fants\u2019 wear and ladies\u2019 blouses, to take Margaret st.150 3 Jeundre hing to do at her So\" home: Bood tty.2688 St.Catherine at.148 + Prietor- 147 12 LIFE INSURANCE the Avenue at Surathmose Apply to D.frst position in \u2018making up department for a JANTE OY TO LEARN CUSTOM | to 6 Rivard at.rt Mixed clothes.Apply OOMS \u2014 WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, S DY 6 the Avenue at Sirathmore Apply 9 7° Trading west end dry gnoûs store; good salary; Wa D \u2014 BY F to v st.D and B ARD \u2014 COWANSVILLE, QUE.A LA to invest in Life In- Wilson, 7 MoGregur street Phone Up T2.stnady employment.Apply by letter to O 2526 House work; must write well.Apply F.; _ best part of Notre Dame street, gas offers nice country hame to & few boys ave D100,000 furance PB licies .i 151 2 Star Smee - 149 tf | Zv18.Star Office.: : 155 2 \\ TANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS SEAMBTREAS hot bathe.1644 Notre Dame at\u2026 near the Grand during holidays, or would take cemall family.Do you wish to sell yours Will pay higher = : a : in widow's family: good references.Reply \u2019nion Hotel.Modérate terms.Address Box 18.150 4 rices than co ny\u201d h d TO LET \u2014 WESTMOUNT.$23 TER vi JANTED \u2014 GOOD ALL ROUND, RELI- in French to M.P.D.459 Dorchester st.4 : B company's cash surrender value.1 ?ANTED \u2014 STABLEMAN AS HELPER - ° SI.: .month No.346 \u2018letra avenur.modern NV AN ei doer es used (damn W ne ipetiaung experience to 150 à OO me.re CEs uppar hat.MANITOU HALL, FORMERLY THE RESI.yl or write M.J.Doherty, 180 St.James St, two-story pressed brick house.7 moms, cemen wagguns.Apply Troy Laundry Co., 8 Inspector Box 122.Lethbridge, Alberta.- .{ Ul 8.30.rafer.dence of the Count and Countess d'Ivry, od t.hot water healing.cic Apily 10 street B03 |< WANTED \u2014 WORK BY THE DAY OR Apply forencog or evening until 8.30.1» now open as a health and pleasure Te: -\u2014 JM, Shaw, 22T4 St Catherine mt 157 2 we ; WANTED \u2014 A BLOUSE AND WHITE- week by first class plasterer.Apply 6 ences exchang@.149 5 sort.and la in every respect admirably suited You Can Boos iron ihout ny had CT \u2014\u2014 LIS \u2014 y s TA) wear cutter.also an assistant cutter at Brunswick Jane.TT ROOMS Of.for that purpose.Its elevation and geographical ment, SELF-CONTAINED TENE- V A in oc ERAL SERVANT.APPLY 1061 SL Catherine at.150 3 + COMS \u2014 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, 14 O8- situation are perfect.Its surroundings form a me the names of any of your friends negotias w.ce; also newly papered.pailnt-d, 09 TER SE - _ 3 TANTED \u2014 JOBS, FIRST CLASS PAPER : borne st, facing Dominion square, close succession of mountains and lakes, scenery ng for Insurance.For information ad st.from 8 to 7, OP .sv Cadiux \"ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY ASSISTANT V JANTED \u2014 A STRONG YOUNG AN, hanger, painter and tinter, at the lowest to Windsor station; transients taken; first class which i» unsurpassed even by the White Moun- dress 55, P.O.Box, Montreal.mr st.\\ tor factory} office; must be good writer \u20ac one used tu machinery.Troy î onary price.Send post card to B.Shapero, 155 bre people only.Also large parlour.149 5 tains.The plumbing, drainage.ete, are of the : .y .0.8 Inspector st.street.Tv > most recent and approved type.There will be HOUSES WANTEL.\u2014 aud quick and urate at fgures Apply Box 1 \u2014 = - OOMS \u2014 TO LET NICELY FURNISHED an electric launch on the lake.good fishing.PICTURE FRAMING.rm = Ÿ = 3 TANTED pie Soop CARPENTERS CAN V TANTED \u2014 POSITION BY A GOOD PLAIN ied arom, suitable for two.Apply 108 boating.bathing, elc., and a golf course Ia be.NA IEF ST.B J © oyment at once good pay cook, beat of city references.Apply - ng arranged: convenient mail service; three - WANTED\u2014FROM SE! {EMBER 1ST.BY ftvy anË se, A, FIGURE LADY, CORRECT py writing to Chas.J.Davis, 20 Herkimer st.t Alexander st trains daily from Place Viger and A carriage For Your | MI Devis mame SU cent containing TS TE Sie to Mr, Marks, Jan.A.Ram NYC ES A.150 @ PL Alexander OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM To LET.sit meet them at Ble.Agathe.das.Mona Heasley | picture Framing Remember ed house, flat, or PE ween Manc> and Mac- TANTED \u2014 LYT# IRN 180 tf i V TANTED \u2014 POSITION BY FIRST CLASS with use of kitchen.four dollars month- which is 41% miles from the Hall.No one suf- T rosy fT CATHERINE ST., Near Bleury.seven or oight rooms heater Must bo In good ) feeders, Bishop Engravi < Le ANTED \u2014 MEN OF CHARACTER, FAIR male cook.meat or pastry, in city or ly; also small room, furnished, three dollurs fering from consumption will be received.Terms el.Up 1315.Cash receipts given.re Dee lurule Address N.1054, Star co.PRESS education, fair writers.good talkers, country.Address H, 2954, Star Office.monthly.252 St.Martin.149 3 82.00 to 85.00 per day.Mrs.Browning, Manitou order and rent mode 143 10 |= visting good appearance.to appoint agents.Salary and Hall, Bt.Agathe des Monts.Que.148 Good .Otttes.TANTED \u2014 AT ONCE SHIRT AND %P | expenses.Linecott Publishing Company, To- V JANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL DESIRES |;TPOOMS \u2014 VERY COMFORTABLE SINGLE ç WIRE NETTING.i WANTED TO» RENT A GOOD W \u201cJar starchers, also girls to learn.Spo * ronto.150 & position in general housework.can cook; room, on first floor.15 Hanover et.a OARD \u2014 LADY HAVING BEAUTIFUL \u201ca d bath, con- - Standara Shirt Co.Limites - t ret ces.Apply 859 St.Dominique st.A houses in the country, 1% hour from MoRL.=m = house, go 8 an aT stations.Apply by mee 150 » WWANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED ARTIST, Dest references Apply : real, wifl take a few boarders, 20 Acres grounds, = ventes Same a ai, Wim.Beil.150 2 elorimier ?\u2014 used to mechanical work.J.8.Jones En- TANTBD \u2014 SITUATION WANTED BY OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED poUBLE cows, horse, modern conveniences.Address M, SHH HR ee 5 noi WANTED, = 0000, GENERAL SERVANT weaving Co.Tonio to 2 ood slain cook Jn botrding house bast of les Ele TO ee | A shar Ota: 145 Sa HEH y \"RNIS 5, NU 3 .Geo.- .3 St.Urbain at.: - - 2 2 OTH 0 WANTED \u2014 FU HNISHED aa senti or Jor a family of three rs 148 2 2aw WTANTED \u2014 A YOUNG LADY Havims Téferences.Address 66% MG Coram ave 145 4 o 7 D ROOMS AND BOARD.i .less than five or six | Sept.Ull May.Ad- TT ha ! sata thorough knowledge of shorthand and WANTED \u2014 BY MARRIED MAN, THOR- - with private English family.nicely situ- © Thos, Forrester Compaar ay ee: Star Branch Office 150 2 CU ANTEL \u2014 ALL MEN, LOVERS OF Vting.Apply in own bandwriting.stating oughly used to horses, situation &s driver.OOMS \u2014 NEW FURNISHED ROOMS.gig moderate terms For particulars address 335 st.James st, dress A.Gé, Star Branch © \\ \u201cequal rights.are notifiel to keep away =, Noutred.Address F.2805, Star Office.knows city well: good references.Apply J ter.à SE end doe Auer light.Bot ne P.O.Box 15.New Glasgow, Que.143 8 daw RN BELF-CONTAIN- t the mines.President 2 150 3 .Star Office., fashionable \u2018 ?=n WANTED Ta JODERN Se and Guy oF from Ferle Strike a W kit 2089 st, first door from Union avenue.wv 9 OARD \u2014 AT SHAWBRIDGE, GOOD AC- VERMIN DESTROYER.1 ; ed house.avenue.from September frst, = street.\u2014 A STRONG BOY FOR THE V ANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN TRNISHED \u2019 commodation for a limited number of Yammy ot $50 Also furnished flat.Address A, \"ANTEL) \u2014 TWO CARPENTERS WANT- TS Apply Montreal Club, 4 Hospital position &s cook in small family or house- OOMS \u2014 TO LET WELL FUR light, Summer guests.bath, cold and hot water, boats nme rent about BI office 151 2 \\ od.Apply to W.S.Mahaffy, Alblon \\ ANTELN, keeper to gentlemen going to country.K, 3031, bedrooms, single and dou de.Auer light, free; also transportation of trunks, etc.to CLEAN THEM OUT.@ÿ07.Star - Hotel, after 6 o'clock.to mag\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 À Office.cold and hot water.106 Mansfie : and from station.For terms apply to Mrs.Nathan's famous Bed Bug, ) FANTED_FROM SEPTEMBER 158T, By 720 firm, salary HREE SMART YOUNG MEN ) UNFURNISH.Joseph Cleary, Shawbridge.Que.opposite Post Roach.Beetle, Rat and Mouse f wa arTied couple.small self-contain- TANTED \u2014 SMART YOUNG SALESMAN.J.» Star Districts for -manufacturi.ug TANTED \u2014 POSITION BY A GOOD OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED OR 84 Quil.Offtce.151 7 Killer.Tins 250, 500 and $1.00.ar OL Upper ténement, containing \\ speaking English and French, with good == enses.Enclose stamp.Hox stenographer, with a knowledge of type- el, with use of Kitchen stove.34 al > ° Beware of imitations This «d house.Lu ms.betwren Mance and Mac: experience in dry goods: permanent situation VWANTED \u2014 A 151 2 writing and bookkeeping; can procure best re- laume st., Longueuil, Que.150 OARD \u2014 AT BHAWBRIDGE.A FEW | = og tered.Sold by all This seven or Re Dorchester Must be in god 20 able person.Apply E.Cote, 143 St.An- housework.ferences.Address A, 1483 Onptario st.+ - boarders, new Louse.large rooms.good à Say be purchased at 71 St.Law kay ots.Bore oderate.Address N, 1054, Star 10 Suit : Westmount.NRL ror GENERAL | ** \u2018 COMME \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED.DQUBLE acco ation.uninterrupted view of Leuren- drugwists, or order and ren .151 10 olne = 7 T Nv 340 Victoria avenue, V TANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG WOMAN WORK and single rooms on bathroom fat 2 van Arbecromble Mountains: good boatins: T© .Office.WWVANTED \u2014 SALEBLAD : gfEST aE \\ ANTED.\u201cat AN E \u2018 of any kind by pbs, day or Leek Apply Mansfield st.terms moderate.Apply P.O.Box 2.Shaw.- ; pd talkers.Call Seven Suther- mOi te 56 Lock lane.of chmond st.bridge.Que.w SUMMER RESIDENCES.land Sisters 2261 St Catherine st 151 3 Queen et.YRIENCED SCORER.wo OOMB \u2014 FURNISHED DOUBLE AND ce., CHIROPODIST.: WANTED Ir MRs § Paper Box can # mle front rooms uel light, hot an JBOARD-AT LARESIDE, OPPOSITE BOAT- \u2014_ 7 N 5 3s- = \\ co : ° s .pes TO LET\u2014FOR THE SUMMER.TWO WW ANTED Tol ART eine entree \u201camt A» call at Mrs Rivas 1802 BUSINESS CHANCES.180 $ Tel Ins club, peur station lents of Shade.Chiropodist and.specialist for furnished cottages.situated on f09t @f blouses.Aply to The G H.Hurrower Com- would Voie RERSON WOULD = 0 LET ONE UNFURNISHED 191 2 enco.NEE Rateile S13 Lapau.Yamaska Mt Wm.Craig Abbotsford, pany, 8 Beaver Hall Hill 151 2 Ww ANTED \u2014 GOOD CORNPR Avenue, she R SALE \u2014 OWING TO DEATH, MAGNI.ooMs = Le ET ONE UNFURNISHED Sans Sire DES ra COR enon.ME Ratel EU Lagau- 2 = - - < ; ; .a ficent hotel.on St.Lawrence st.first : at.150 6 \u2014 .e corner a a SU FINE HOUSE V JANTED GENERAL To Tupper mt at once.Mra, Riva ¥ Faion class order.with parlour.plano.several rooms, APPly to 2307 St.Catherine = - fret class board and a lon.a st Private en agaments made n [TO LET \u2014 VAUDRE TT FREE oO site, in family, references.pper st.\u2014 stable.exceptional opportunity for business mes OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED.DOUBLE AND PL Mn.L J.Dick.P.0.Box 1836, St.Again at own house desi a re re he station, not inconvent VRTANTED CA \u201cOOK OR GENERAL SER.WANTED \u2014 A GENERA Addrees R, 2362, Star Office.singis, modern converiences, In a quien of by telephone.minutes wa ke from the trains, 11 roums.fur- \\ vant for a family of two.no washing where nurse is kept; city \u201c FPOR SALE \u2014 ON ACCOUNT GF SICKNESS house; transients accommodated.127 Metcalfe OARD \u2014 THE MANOR HOUSE, MOUNT MARRIAGE LICENSES.enoed bY She ana.w.c.in the house $10 for Apply only with references.151 Hutchison st.are Apply after 7pm, to ERVANT.F a ery having à large trade in fruit, street .150 3 Victoria.Hudson Heights.stands in ox- .nis .IN C .- \u201c ; ly te Alphonse Lalonde, {7 \u20ac nces re t t stands on St.James st, close tenat unds, has abundance of shade.large three months APY Pratle, 2481 SU S42\" WWANTED « MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF coor FROEMARERSSrrisson he GER.depot.Appiy H.Plesrds 484 SC EE DLE AD EI AL roomy.with accommodation for thirty guests.ISSUED BY BE Montreal.1 2 a small lunch club.Apply to 6.293.Sr WASTER.one stock Arter, one ty 13} 2 James ot 183.boara.106 Union avenue, 1303 tenies walk from station ana Post OMe.O'HARA BAYNES, NOTARY \u2019 emer = Off}ce a CU 512 Quer - : \u2014 10 minutes\u2019 Ww; m - ; ORVAL ANT LACHINE.- job, good pay.Call at room HREE ._ .151 8 212 EE cohages for summer, Kw tn \\¥- 4 STED EXPERIENCED LADY STEN.5 tc 3 Friday and Saturdas nights THES Be aan 10 rears TN THIS DOOMS\u2014 NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM Apply Mre.Radford , 204 St.James.Tel.M.171 sive irr year, moderate rent, 5 Sheet WWANIERC REPRE Gund salary paid for TANTED A PICTURE FRAME HIV! steady tamily rade and shewing good returns: Dara and all conveniences.ARD \u2014 LADY HAVING LARGE COUN © Lreadway, Upper Lachine, 1724 Notre 4.i004\u201d qualification.Apply H, 250, Star or- W A st be expert mat cutter, withh > splendid\u2019 opportunity for a young man with at 364 Elm ave.try house, short distance from town, SOLICITORS To.st.Montreal.fice.mz ences, gond wages to the right man.AN.Mail capital.For full particulars address E, OOM \u2014 LARGE ROOM.WITH BALCONY, could accommodaie two or three children for PATENT SOLI .m TU LET A COTTAGE AT HUDSON WASTED \u2014 YOUNG LADIES TO ADDRESS WH.Hope, 2255 St Catherine st.IMG: 2869, Star Oftice.1503 208, Puhoom fat splendid view.house see PE ER OS 161 2 -~ fia ¢ \u2018 5 af y to Jr enve q \u20ac - .ST > - n s : : - | ele, Pw.furnished Apply to Jonn VY envelopes Apply by letter to P.O.Box \\VANTED \u2014 MAN FOR GENERAL wok SALE \u2014 AT RIVER BEAUDETTE.| foot cee Markay st.180 8! PATENTS L capes.room 344, Temple EB.\u201c 1216, Moutreal.Apply to Charles E.Fret and \\ Soulanges County.a cheess manufActuring , ROOMS AND BOARD.a \"ANTED \u2014 TWO YOUTHS AS STENU- Dufferin square.Montreal.ss, In full running order.The building is OOMS \u2014 LARGE.WELL &URNISHED TRADE MARKS AND DESIGYI \u2014 mm OR SALE 3 A: à Remington operators, tabu- + tEprfect order and residence is over factory.rooms, with or without board.in comfort- Secured tn all countries FARMS F .graphers and man and Co TANTED \u2014 25 EXPERIENCED SHIR as Geo.Bourbonnais.Coteau Station.able house, one on bath flat and one an third ARD \u2014 WANTED FEW BOARDERS, \u2014 ~~ lator experience prefere rack darn WANED a sake makers.felling.sleeves, 147 3e0d poor.Apply 67 McGill College.180 3 | beat of attendance, all latest improve OWEN N.EVANS, SI non 60 ACRES !!P St.Francois Xavier, .atc.steady employment all year Apply at : ments, board a specialty; terms moderate.Ap- Foreign Member Inst.Patent Agents, England.FOR SALE \u2014 \\ TT ww LE \u2018ES ET.NEAR to Miss Mayer.Gault Brothers\u2019 Factory.HOTEL FOR SALE.\u2014OWING TO THE OOMS \u2014 78 SHUTER STREET, LARGE piy 188 Park avenus.189 14 c ed, with house and barn, stables, ANTED \u2014 28 LEMOINE STREET, NE once - 1618 a ded 11 th A fight.ho 801e0d Temple Building, Mont real tr SI water, orchard.9 miles from WH McGill st.New York Skirt Mfg Co.2 Inspector at serious and.Sxien 3, ines of 1 Pre desirable front Com.Auer ent » t Sous AND BOARD.DOUBLE AND es ; ° .ski \u2018 pr - : .- + : : \u2014 ; Montreal.in Caruerville, facing Back operators And ay alee es WANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN FOR OFFI'E *'Ss offered for sale.This Includes lease, \"oro single.all conveniences, vacancies for a River: few minutes\u2019 walk from etectric on to good hands.© 161 2 work and having a knowledge of short (nr and fixtures.license, stock of liquors OOMS\u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE, NICELY few table boarders.78 Victoria st., near 8 or .steam railways; must Le sold to close es- -\u2014~ nand and typewriting Apply in own writs 2Qnises.good will.ete, The original lease PROC\" turmished.on bathroom fat.35 Mackay brooke st.A | E N | y) tate.G.D.St.Pierre, Cartiervilie.16512 L\"ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT FOU ing.F.2008.Star Office.150 3 the ten years (of which five have expired); ptreet.149 3eod \\ Emwn up family: no cooking: good home.\u2014\u2014 ; SERVANT, CA.yesrAYrar was largely used in reconstruction RANIS UNFUR OOMS \u2014 TO LET.WITH BOARD.ALL - Y ECURED Soa St.Philip st.\\ ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SF NT, | trom YF and the following statement shows OOM \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED OR U} + modern improvements; transients accom- P OM RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.Apply Sha St D : pable of cooking and keeping house for & soma ss of the hotel for the other four niehed room on bath fiat, private family.modated.148 Mansñeld st 147 8 ~~ ee .NTED YOUNG GIRLS TO SEW ON hachelor In small cottage in the oountry.V0: cosfelpte from bar.£86.471.50; receipts all convenience.99 Chureh st.161 2 : Wesolicit the busine»ssof Manutaciurer Bo ms N STAN- \\ A ka and eyes Apply to John P.Blak Wages $8.B.care of P O.Box 268, cer, nt the RUTANL.#53.137.05.receipts from \u20181 tpèoms TWO ROOMS.WITH BITTING wineersand others who realize the advisabilit NICELY FURNISHED FLAT ON STS hooks ama © street 151 2 160 family (4: total gross receipts, 8159.774,- OOMB \u2014 TO LET FURNISHED OR UN- R =.(red.with first class board having their Putent business transacted by Ex- m ley street tu rent for summer nw.aths ant \u2018oi INE Vitre stree le profit > aintenance of the antire busineas furnished, on bathroom or ground floor: .room Y requ wr Len ave Westmount.perts.Preliminary advice free.Charges e Telephone In house and ice supply arranged T A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN $11.384 52, Includinæ hh ng of proprietor and nice locality.Terms moderate.A) Cathcart st.th à private family.- T6 Tate.Our Inventors\u2019 Help, 125 pages, ent a o for.Address E.2373.Star Uflice.15e 2 W ANTED al servant.to go to the country.FOR SALE.ough exami&e of cash B114.856;: gross net 151 2 request.Marion & Marion, New York Life Bldg.TO LET \u2014 FLAT OF 8 ROOMS, WELL fu.washing or ironing.must understand plan - Ti ren Le SERIES those a net Drone OOMS \u2014 NICE DOUBLE AND SINGLE OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.33 PELMONT ST.Montreal ; and Washington, D.C., U.8Alighted, cheerful and healthy, open plumu- 1.king and have guod re MARLINS = \u201c MOR SALE \u2014 FOR THE MILLION, D of our books will be allowed bath flat.with or without \"elegant table r .ing.hot water heating.large verandans and dus, from eleven to four.at 22 upper ot 2 Et le Dee Meitrared any° understande tnMonding purchaser.Tho-sete\u2014t private family s-mo-chiidren 73 8t.Fam.swell diving rooms on ground floor.148 4 FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO concrete cellar: immediate possession, Just fn $1 73.mill blocks, $) 50 per .dellve ) follox:ti.g conditions: 1 lle st.151 2 \u2018 - TRIS ce 2 - ished; moderate rent.Thomas Likget, 472 Sh AV ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT Ful Where in the city J & MacDiarmid, Rit the European À a man who thoroughly ille \u2014 ooms aa AND, BOARD a EEE oy CANADA LIFE BUILDING, Montreal Catherine st- or m1 Thorn Te 2 WALLA far.washing Appi 104, park fond rauare.Tell Tel Up 2098.7 parca to pay one mines Cr conduet pT Ot Tron bern aes one or wa UN healthy \u201clocality.near to (he principal shove.Also Toronto, Ottawa and Washington.ss: alfiliing 5 , a iry rooms, house r- ICES TO LET ave MOR SALE\u2014FURNITURE.CARPETS.OIL.of he Other three.(82.He must be pre- anna: ladies or gentlemen.on Amherst st, 3rd ee apes with a een convenience : =, PEF | \"ANTED \u2014 AN ENTRY CLERK FOR clothes.refrigerators.baby carriages, go- ering a period of fvARMount in cash.aml! Nat, b.and w.$3 to $4 per month; cut it out.oushly pian, rooms $1 per day upwards for mmm era eee ee || Ca Snolrsalé dFY gonds house.Apply J.3M.rarts, etc.ete mt lowest prices tor cash \u2014 AND BOARD.DOUBLE ROOMS ada J ifo Chambers, City.e RESIDENTIAL FLATS WANTED.sur office NOR AL i SE ry ntasiny tame Svii fants in the Immediate viciniiy of the OOMS \u2014 BATH FLAT, FRONT ROOM.OO vathroom flat.with board, for married mca J Te on par mresnen, WASTES, SR GENERAL SERVANT: |e sd mer cor Rol can or Sh say.ar a moire tonne DPE 57 SRE ROO, mie Rin me: mea | S bahrmon tt A Sn [ 1 REPT « h + Cook, DO washing.sma ° ; one cash.ce yR - ern conveniences, 3 ; à WANTED \u2014 FOR Fa per ea: family Lan \"iutehison a 131 2 able $38 per month.Layton Bros.144 Feel ae on same terms.the present proprie\\proprie- modation, refined purroundings: telephone.png *vonve.- MONEY TO LOAN.selfcontalnet ue amily of wo Ap | | Dominion square.2 SSP, one-hair interest.but reurins from 315.Dorchester st.5 doors west of Win vor Hotel.OOMS \u2014 A LADY IN WESTMOUNT, HAV.~~~ nent, west o ance : ! 2 \"ANTE \u2014 N EXPERIENCED WAIT- - \u20ac in active ment of hotel.ve., villa residence, offers a suits .ply F.2808, Star Office.~~ 1% à \\ Aen rere F Apply Alexander's Fer SALE \u2014 A BRINDLE GREAT DANE communications to B.H.DunWtalning o rons Samay furnished.with bay win- WITHOUT ENDORSER OR 4 ECTRIPY, = CC ANTED.à FLAT OF 4 OR 5 ROOMS.cafe, 2468 Bt, Catherine st dog, very kind with chiéren be Hotel, Montreal.pation OOM \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE FRONT dows, bathroom flat: full board: #lectric light; ALARIED PEOPLE FAN GET MONEY ON M ten ap ete nt rent must be meds \u2014 = - sold cheap.Apply 43 Braver Hal : ou TL room.furnished, 1\" dart of 1% 1 telephane.Address Rt en cron securite, LE aI ere oF i Apply stating particulars ani rent, 1, \u2019ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG WOMAN FOR ARTY WITH ONE OR TWO TH rms reasonable.To.181 3 mount below She \u2019 150 4 axa confidential \u2019 Tie.star Uffice WALLY Tail Apply to Steward.Turkun FoR BALE \u2014 UO RD ft Soe an: dollars to Invert in an estadlisy | Bleury.dated.\"MONTREAL CREDIT COMPANY.104 Tem ows.8 .; .near ow, ; - ness, .= - t : aod lath Hotel ov] py 011 Cadieux M 151 3 bp cin iy poe on wv OOMS8 \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE: FPOOMS \u2014 AND BOARD DOUBLE ROOMS ple Building.188 St James st._82 206 _ ESS PREMISES TO LET \"ANTED FOR THE AUTUMN.EXPERI- \u2014 .or small.house thoroughly ated rh on bathroom flat, with board.for married wa) 2 Ll) \u2014 .* 3 a eating: ; - BUSIN om W \u201cenced daily governess for morning hours.LE \u2014 THREE BHOW CASES, 1 n improvements, hot water ng 3 couples; transients accommodated.at 92 Union Mone Loaned Seirricd peopls,rotal me wo mee ere le n° œubjerts advanced.French (acquired JOR pate ad.with tap.pair small scales.LOST - moderate.57 Victoria st.181 81 4 151 8 y morchanta.teamaters TO LET \u2014 SHOP AI THE CORNER UF lin france music.Sen terms and references.acne Oinead: with aD.PAIE EE sia \u2019 LS JOOME TO LET ON SHERBROOKE ST.boarding houses.residing in city or suburbs only ; : Kingham menus und SU Catherine STIA, Star Branch Office 151 2 - ; Westmount.181 ooMs \u2014 withoQt security.easy payments.Largest bus ® et DE perles us drug store for 1 1 ST Star Tm Western avenue, entre OST \u2014 STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM ato riety a 0100, Glas Branch oh BOARD.esa i\u201d 43 principal cities TOLMAN, 517 Now tar.Bftewn, years Apply at Noo Luckingham, My TANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST [MOR SALE \u2014 PRINTING MATERIAL.| 84 Mackay st.Wednesday, a white ahroom fat.electricity.A.° 101 8 à \u2014 MRS.SEARL._DOCTREss, York Life Buiidiug,Finco d'Armes.\u2026 101 near Quy street.191 2 W- \u2018n tar.Apply H.B Fuerst.2 Bt.Law- Beaver prean.type, ote a aon haired fox terrier.Drown sue black face.- strictly private accommodation for ladles, _\u2014 ne \u2019 titi at a sacrifice for cash.© swers to whim , _ ROARD, A LARGE, WELL 1 attepdance.ladies treated ; .ç a 0 LET rence st.\u2014 ern avenue Westmount.153 3 gress and get reward.180 PY OOM A Croan Tartin Aare Tues boerd: role t \u201cMoniave st.145 a $5.00 AND UPWARDS STABLES T - \"ANTED \u2014 A GIRL TO ASSIST DOING \u2014 TEN odern convenience: location very central.;t 284 advanced to responsible partias an note of hand A use 200A Cralg.restaurant R SALE \u2014 UPRIGHT PIANO, SEVEN OST \u2014 JUNE 33ND.TWO TICKETS FO 151 6 and miscellaneous securities No delays and NAN SIT W _ housework.300A ralg, res octaves, three pedals.tri-chord.American st Patrick's Pier e, July 5th, over st.A FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.ne Treated ma Crete confident iy cond 0 RENT STABLE.WITH WU OR THREE JANTED \u2014 SHIRT © FANCY IRONERS.make, powerful tone.handsome case 855 cash: tween Union avenue and SL tlenne st.inde COM \u2014 FOR A GENTLEMAN IN PRE mercial paper bought ADd 12 Apply Emblem oo T stalls and cringe Toons, dentrat fe W washers, tablemaide, to go to country parl@ur suite cheap.127 St.Alexander st.please return to 1 t enne st.or 34 Un | vate American family.81 Ste.Famille st.ANTED \u2014 IN VICINITY OF DOMINION Fros .Commission Agenth, 41 8: Francois Xava Ne ai Inthe ee Victoria a \"ne 23 26 for summer |N@a St_ Antoine at J 181 2 For SALE A NUMBER OF AUER lon avenue.bouse.overlooking a garden.eq large furnished bedroom.for mar.ter st.Montreal 17 334 94 1 \u2014_\u2014 CE TITI \u2019 ok 1 laren, priva amily comm \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 nn te \"AN \u2014 \\E SERVANT.NO tights.never heen used, worth $1.50 for OST \u2014 PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED EYE- ru D MN.GENTLE.ried couple.without ¢ ; - \\ ANT ine AUSENERAL SE avenue.4th 78c en Apply room 4, Merchants Bank Build- glasses, Mount Royal Cemetery, via Park Ma ony TE STE on 151 8 preferred.Address K, 3027.Etar Office.381 2 We Loan Money at the front - HALLS TO LET.duor above Sherbrooke st.151 2 ing, or telephone Main 4330.avenue and Wellington st.Reward at ar win Ë t R .brick \u2014 \u2014 ESS n_ st.M \u2014 LARGE ROOM TO LET, IT RER Tr NIOH VANTED \u2014 TWO GOOD COOKS FOR JFOR BALE \u2014 $120.A BEAUTIFUL BTEIN- Dato without board.Apply at 82 Coursnl at.ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.Lowes ates in tne ga TO LET \u2014 EMPIRE HALL FOR NIGHTS W clubs, also waitresses.boys, and general way piano.all in perfect order, must OB8T \u2014 AT THE HIGH SCHOOL CLOSING 181 2° \u2014\u2014 Th Cit : Bliza Ki] \u2018of meetings.Apply to Thos.Ligget, SAT2 servania.liberal WAKES.Apply Rt once to Mrs sold.owner leaving city.Apply 708 8t w- June 20th.or on street cars, via Bleury a GENTLEMAN RE.8e y HA ER \u2014 re mi oo | Rew Eee PE fou NICE LAROE WELL PURES, WANT Yoyo, cmveMax ne | LN a ee amiacDs.ETc.\\VAurep © srnova Fov.iow ABorT R SALE \u2014 UPRIGHT PIANO, 7 1.3 oc.PIo- Te N THUREDAT AFFERNOON À Hid coupe, Auer Hight, 30\u201d iincarr st ful board.Bate terme in either case, 5, 7ise.$ guns hormce and carats, mieu QE\" .; Has AE T © CO res.8 ais, t New York make.OST \u2014 O URSD.FTE .' star .city or ving ® gods ~ HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.JV _38, Nels, Mi Catherine Bt | elegant Heh tone deome case.800 cash: black kid puree.containing about six dol.LLL We oar Jn gure from 910 to $1000, P AL ALAN able > : - - 1itetime.ty avenue.and dlack e sand .Reward Rk veg.* give ib aw NTED \u2014 A YOUNG LADY FOR A CON- chance of lars M8 \u2014 TO LET.FURNISHED OR UN URCHASE.iz Jor SALE -\u2014 pion Ee Copa.N ATED ers store: reference required.Ap.- 151 2 at 819 Peel nt.|Uturnished.Apply 387 8 Antoine st.~ .\u2014_\u2014 pass PA aht and general purpose aiwuys ply 2277 St Catherine st EUR FALE \u2014 2 H.P.AUTOMATIC ELEC- Lee \u2014 A PACKAGE OF SILVER, DONE 181.3, TON CARH.COLLECTIONS OF $ Site.4 we know yes would wish, $ wn bard The Teller and Climie Co, 19 St ANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT .tric motor ~by Edy Electric Manufac- up in envelope.with James M.Alrd\u2019s 8 \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM ON BATH- WANTED nam .also in large quan- Honest Dealing are falnieg 5 Maurice yt.13s 1f W housework, algo girl to help with kitchen turing Co.Windsor, Conn., or ota enn fo nama on envelope.Please return to \u201c\"Witness m flat.153 Bleury st.181 8 cities de Pos «.Newfoundland, West In.custofners every day.You should be Is st MOUNTS work.34 St, James st.upstairs roud order.to be seen on prem ra, 15 Office.and be rew .11e and Carñada.Rovenues also purchased.110 a mo them Call and Investigare JOR SALE - SALESOF ARMY REM NTS work.3 2 t cash.Apply Jas.A.McGee, | pet F ctor.) \u2014 TO LET \u2014 LARGE.COMFORT.fies and Came.143 26 We Fin ba pla 1 talk the Bare: of Wa have been tnstructed be A ANTED \u2014 NURSE, COMPETENT, RE: Clark street, St.Louis de Mile .FOUND ly @arnished front bed and sitting Toot = , $ ter over with ed or telephone 2e.H F Dent.in charge of Pope ee etes \\ ferences.to go to seaside.Apply 13 Sey- T NUMBER OF BECOND- , .on bathroom fiat, with use of kit- ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHABE LADIES AND Bell 1, Main.and we witi send 3 commission in Canada, In consa mour avenue.JOR BALE \u2014 A h 1 : pass the door: no other boarders Sentlemen\u2019s cast off clothing.carpets, ail sme of our agents to see you.2 termination of the war in South Africa.to sell mol hand Singer C.B.sewing machines, only IN CAB 'ON SATURDAY B.6781, Star Branch Office.kinds of travellers\u2019 samples, eflv:r plating ar- 8 Nrdnefar aly, ng.nt the Fachanee VVANTED Carol Ras can Mesp a Rome A McGe Shiri.Factory os Carn ar, To Ui Tnesant.a gentleman's spring~ and 181 2 [icles Highest prices paid at 8.Pearmn's.2200 Montreal Loan & Br okerage Co, I.vn Wednoesfiay.3, j ; V a-one year old baby: can sleap at home.A.McGee, .RB - + have same b \\ _ Notre Dame st.Maj} orders attended.125 30 Reem 204, New York Life Baila) 12 Stables, Point St.Charles; also one hundred ; Zi an, 368 Drummond Louis de Mile End, Montreal.fail coat.Owner can aa ns A WILL LET FOR LIGHT HOUSE.© \u2014 wilding, 15 » Apply Mr.Otto mmerman, Co ve, \u2018\u2018Btratheona Cab c- 3 Oor.Bt.James St.an Place 4° ~ head on Thurday, July od.rent PEN EE ik > ; | to Mr.Cosgrove step to quiet couple .\u2014 YOUR GENTLE.- re 93.\u2014\u2014 | Block Yards.Will be sold without reserve to street.+1 R SALE \u2014 MEN'S BALBRIGGAN AND'| gy) College Grounds.: 51 8 \"Biting room.With: use ot \u201cators Wan érionds cant off cloning: the best CHAS.& CAMPBELL, Mgr.13 1t = the highest bidder.Sale to commence, protaptiy TANTED \u2014 TORONTO WHOLESALE natural wool shirts and drawers, men\u2019s BABLE COLLIE OWNER CAN [BA kitchen; west end: references.A.cash price far gooû goods.Proifiitly called for \u201ca at 9 wm.For further particulars Tel Main VA: house requires m well educated young black fancy cotton.Lisle, cashmere ang UND.\u2014 ® ol rty and [8 Branch Office.by Mr.Frank, 408 Craig st.148 12 x.3208 or apply TW Foster and Co.AMI À giel, speaking French and English.aa stene- silk extra good value.Clark's.room one.penses.Îf not claimed In three days wil Nd - = ! ® \u201d °\" eers, 597 St.Paul st.149 4 srapher ete.Apply in both leneunzsse platine Zlu St.James st.ink expense® 035 Star Office 187 \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS.ANTED \u2014 TO PURCH sr FOR CASH » \u2019 ; = : R.and salary e ted.ress ' us : i or hot water, etc.Private family.& modarn upright plant, by a first class \u2014_ JOR BALE \u2014 CREAR PHA ON IN PER 155 20.\u201cMontreal Star Office, Toronto.181 2 JOR SALES \u2014 MEN'S BATHING BUITS, 350 GE lent, hot water.etc 181 à maker: Morris preferred Biato ge.style of af 00 S + Torte, teot order.À James Halpin, 381 Box 20, Me \u2018 to Be: trupke, 16c to 3c: jerseys, sweat- soe M éase; ete.A, , Star Branch Office.180 3 He Visitation st 1% 2 JANTED \u2014 FIRST GLARS FIREMAN FOR em.golf hose at lowest prices.Clark's room AGENTS WANTED.re TO LET ONE WELL APPOINT.ete 2 L > Jon sans \u2014 smavmiry canniaars Women woke Cuibilin Pacific Raley ope, So SC James He Rens Mérite riens WANTED \u2014 rmavELLING maT, WITH Fri 79 voter , with steel or TüÜbber tires, for business, Car Shops.Hochelaga- | YSOR SALE \u2014 LADIES\u2019 BATHING BUITS, ANTED Ton: dre SALARY UE bre zen | 117 pe URI 4 ate \u2018price By letter to 133 Durer tram en aderial plessure.Or family ae wakes Tor wrocors FANTED \u2014 JUNIOR SALESMAN WITH nevy aad cardinal trimmed white Eng: ced, every user of pen and Ink buys It on Maté IN QUIET HOUSE FRONT will be Be RAS CO rd wag ans for han V two or three years\u2019 experience in coun.lish styles.$1.50 16 10 8t Tam 181 7 ight; 200 000 cent.profit: one agent's Also single front room, bath flat BAKING POWDER sods a a ent and eary single SEA dourie nam try store preterred.Apply hh letter.oating Clark's, Tom one, 2 -_ James et ries \u2018amounted to $20 in six days; another 689 YT) Offidesired: gentlemen only.81 Beaver WANTED TO RORROW.i) of the .u .ar ce.\u201d 4 no .! ness; low prices for cash and best place tn buy.age and experience, to 151 2 R SALE \u2014 $40 CASH.6% OCTAVE COT- in 2 bours.Montros Mfg.Co.X, 3467 La Crosse.Ba 181 2 I low priced, but its qual- ade ot R J.laymer and Cc.100 St.Maurice mt, ; 1 tage piano, other bargains In used up- Wis.\u2014 COMFORTABLE AND NICELY ANTED \u2014 A LOAN OF 816.000 T PAG 274.Wan lift Montreal.P.Q.140% SUANTED \u2014 A GOOD PLAIN COOK ON rights, By \"Momie.Mason ind\u201d Risch.Evans ANTED \u2014 AGENTA FOR QITY.COUN.Fpoolles large and sma) trout.rion, WY racrgnee\u201d CAN OT 816.000.FTRAT ity 1s of the highest grade.* CHESTNUT V Keneral servant.one willing to de small Tiros.etc.Offers solicited from immed villages, for bandy article, easy R ge ave.11 bulidinge.city rty; prinefpals only Jealt |- .R RATE ans IA, dx enr ol.price washing and sleep at home, wages in sor cash SE a EE DRE Bases | seller; Burns ots : > 40 Vie vensend TR î bull oy property: pn cipals yes It is safe to use because it a.y : y ÿ 3 and month and car fare; must have good references.Rooms, .+ \u2019 ween: 10 apd 138 Am DatbecflfCE LARGE ONT ROOM.- = 3 $18 Apply 1212 Dorchester.between 147 eat Apply morniog or gveaing, 4167 Docobester as, s84 Drummond.torie square bete : 20° also one unfurniehed.ail con.ANTED \u2014 TO BORROW $130 TO $1800, 18 absolutely pure.- oc after 6 pm.: .: =.Bate family; no children.2681 BL.first mortgage, on city property.J.3003, .\\ ov 3 ~ a J ¥ \u2018 ¢ - A owing * - ha : i % ea , 20 S \u2019 ,Ç A tN Te mes es ee 7 HR Smeg Ca =) em =e RE \u201cTHE MONTREAL ~ > < DAILY STAR-FRIDAY.JUNE 27.190 TOMES.NERTONE HEA Montreal Power the Only Stock to Show Marked .Signs of Recovery CANADIAN PACIFIC STEADY Montreal Street Rallway and Domin- fon Steel Were Heavy Features\u2014 Trading Was Very Light.The correspondents of the Montreal Star An Wali street and on the Chicago Board of Trade report that stucks were easier, while wheat was steady.In the local mar- Ket stocks were strong.Sales on the New York Stock Exchange yesterda, were 291,00 shares.The stock market had apother qulet day, with a somewhat heavy undertone to the trading, with one or two exceptions.Power was the only stock which evidence ed a disposition to recover from the recent heaviness, and rose a paint~to 10} on buying of 275 shires.Canadian Pacific opened strotger ut 138 3-4, but fell of to yesterday's level at 133 1-2, Montreal Street Rallway was a weak feature, and fell off one point to 270.Toronto Rails recovered a half to 119 1-2, and Twin City was steady au 117 1-2 to 117 3-4.Detroit United sagged a fraction.but rc- covered the lost ground dnd closed the forervon at 77 3-4 Dominion Steel droppéd back a half to 61 3-4 after having moved up to 52 1-4 Yesterday afternoon.The preferred Steel was unchanged at 94.Ogilvie Flour Mili- Ing bonis rose a half te M1 on total tran- sections of $11.00.Commercial Cable bonds @old ut 97 and 98 1-4 The Montreal Clearing House returns of bank clearings to-day were $3,238.807.Montreal Strect Railway earnings yesterday were S689 4 decrease of $6175.nis this week were vn Ue, Ottawa bank «! 81,596.73, balances Among the forencon sales on the Toronto Exchange wers: CÉR.368 at 13 to 133 1-2, Toronto Rnilway, 100 at 119 1-8 to 118 1-4; Dom.Coal, Lim at 135 1-4; Nova Scotia, 110 at 104 5-5 to 104 7-8, \u201cMontréal Exchange quotations.Nam, York funds.between banks, 5-64 to 3-64 dis.counter, 1-8 prem.: Sterling.60 days, betwrer bonks, 9 1-16 to Y 1-8; counter, 9 3-5; sterling.demand, between banks, 8 B-8 to 4 31-22 : counter, 9 7-8 ; sterling, cables, between banks, 9 3-4.counter, 10 ; Paris francs, long, between banks, B.18 1-5, de.short, betwren banks, 5.16 1-4: counter, 6.15.In New York.at noon, money on call was steadv at 3 to 3% per cent.Prime .mercantile paper, 43 to 5 per cent.Sterling exchange easier at 4 Ki% to 4.57% for demand, and at 4.854 to 4.88; for sixty days.Posted rates, 4.4 to 4.564 and 48L to 4.89.Commercial bills, 4.84% to 4.5%.Bar silver, 52%.\u2014 Mesars.J 8.Rache & Cn, New York.send the following Wall street advices through their local manager.Mr.C.D.Monk: London clnsed to-day, One million tn gold dust arrived at Seattle from Skagway, and another milllon is expected.Omgrogie Company raises wages 10 per cent.Common dividend of Colorado Fuel and Iron Company suspended until further notice.Chairman Us&qud says: \u2018'1 have not sold a share of stock short, directly or indirectly for pixty davs., and the stock 1 sold then was for the purpose of reinvest- Ing In © F.1.5 per cent.debentures.\u201d Official statement shows surplus of $947.585; current earnings were not sufficient tn pay current dividends.Net for May was $172,- 859.The amount needed to meet all charges is $250.000 a month.Directors declared regular semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent.on preferred stock.At American Ice meeting it was voted to defer dividend Ov vreferred stock.President Schonmaker subsequently issued a statement to stockholders explalning it was desirable to build up a cash working capital until all busineas ean he carried on for cash, and he believes his policy will result in a speedy resumption on a permanent basis.Operators in anthracite flelds still claim the minera are weakening.The l'ostal-Pennaylvanta deal is completed.Twenty-nine roads for the third week of June show an average net increase nf 6.49 per cent.Stocks are plentiful in the loan crowd.; Mesars.J.B.Picken & Co., stock and exchange brokers, to-day received the following New York advices over thelr spe- clal wire: The dulness to-day is of such an extent that one would suppose a holiday was in progress.In fact.with the exception of a few issuez with which professiogals are makips unsuccessful efforts to stimulate trading there {s nothing doing.The pass- inæ of the Colorado Fuel and Ice dividends caused some liquidation fn these stocks.Market very dull.Exchange weak at \u2014 Messr«.Rurnett & a atock brokers, today received the following advices from thelr New York correspondent.Tbe Journai of Commerce states that the total disbursemants of Interest and dividends In July will be aver $123.000.000, a rain of about $S.#M,N0 over last year's flgures.The sutb-treaaury statement shéôws banks lost $1,94,000 since Fridny Lackawana declared regular quarterly dividend of 1%.\u2018The steamer Dolphin arrived at Scnttle from Skagway with over one milion In xold.and another consignment of a million is expected on the Bt.Payl.Although the at gs of C.F and I decided th pass a divide on common, they decldred' a dividend oA 4 per cent, on preferred.The earipags of Qetroit United for the third week of Juné Increas«d $6174 The May statement of Fucking Valley shows the largest gross earnings ever reported by the road.If the June statement shows na fall.tng off (and tt 18 not likely to do 80).the surplus after the charges for the vear will ount to about $1.50.0m which Is an In- orease of about $20.0 over last year's sur- pluse.As the increased charges for the Year are only 55040.the read has fully earned four per cent.on the preferred.and ean If thought best.Increase the common dividend te 4 per cent, and stil have loft & balance of over half a million dollars, The members of the Stock Exchnunge to- dav voted for nn extra holiday on Mon- dav.sn that when the market closes at Moon to-morrow it will not re-open until Wednesday Tyrwiay being Dominion Day @nd a Irgal holiday Bales nf Canadian Pacific in the New York market up to 1 o'clock to-day were 800 shares.Total males In the New York market ur to 1 o'clock to-day were Vatrew shäres, Ac ficate of Incorporation was filed fn Trenton, N.J.to.day for the following: The American Steel Foundries, capi tal $40.000.000, of which $20,000.006 fa preferred.drawing six per cent.cumulative dividends .authorized to manufacture fron.steel and manganess and other materials.and all articles partially consiat- ing of the mame.Incorporntors\u2014Howard F.Wood, K.K.Mcl.aren and Donald H.Mann, all of Jersey Clty.Pare \u201cgp Morning Sales \u2019 Canadian Facific-:5 nt 133%.225 at 133%, 10 as 134., Montreal Rtreet Rallway 25 at oy, '3 \u201cat 270.7 .Toronto Ralls xAd-60 at 11914.78 at NT% TRIO 160 at 117%.in City rlghte\u2014154 at IL.159 at 14.Power-125 at 109, 25 at 100 M at 100, 100 at 101., Richelieu at 11044, 25 at 1104.Detroit United-25 at 77%, 25 at 77%.BO t T7.Dominion Cotton\u2014% at !8.Nova Scotia Steel\u201425 at 104%.Dominion Steel\u2014125 at MIN.Dominion Steel pref.\u2014% at M4.Cable bonds\u2014$1000 at 97.$2000 at Mig, Ogilvie Flour bonds\u20143$10.000 nt 113%.$1000 se Ml.Mercohants Rank\u20142 at 150.Wall Street Intensely Dull NEW YORK, June 27\u2014 Wall Street\u2014Twe thousand shares nf Colorndo Fuel sold at the opening at 88 b 87 compared with &# hs t night on Heo of the passing of the dividend.and the American Ice stocks ;phowed sharp fractional losses on same account.Otherwise the market was tntenne.Paul and Missourt Facitic bagdened Sshade and Amalgamated Copper 4d ed a e- tign.When the demand for St.Paul slaok- ened the market h: Amalgamated de clined to 63 and Anggonda lost 3 in all Colorado Fuel on the other hand recovered to 26; Minneapolis, Bt.Paul and Sault Bte.Marie preferred, 4, and Nashvilie, Chattan- ooxa and St.Louis M4: Westinæhouse Electric declined 1% and rallied a point NOTES FOR THE HOUSEKEEPER.What May be Bought at Bonsecours Market and What it Will Cost.VEGETABLES.\u2014Green beans, frmported.15¢ a half gallon; new cabbage, 5 to lic each; new spinach, 10c à gal.: egE-plant, 15c each: new cipe imported tomatoes, 8c a lb: new radishes.three bunches for 5c: new anions.10c a large bunch; new rhubarb, 3 hunches for 5e ; potatoes.45 a basket, 81.30 n bag; new Imported potatoes, Nc half a gallon; cauliflowers.5 to Mc each; lettuce.curly, 6 heads for 5e; turnips, 3 for Be: new carrots 6c bunch; parsnips 15¢c dos.; oyster plants, 5c a bunch; peppers, 5 to 10c a dozen: aweet potatoes, 5c 1b., beets, 10c u bunch: vegetable marrow, 10¢ each : aguash, 16¢ cach: mushrooms, Gc 1b.; garlic.10c Ib.; sage.savoury and sweet mar- Jarie, \u20ac bunches for 25c: parsiey, 2 bunches for 5c, watercress.10c per large bunch: mint.3 bunches for 6c; horse radish.3c Ih; pumpkins.10 to lic each; artichokes, 10e half a gallon: citrons, 15e each: Brussels sprouts, 8c each: celery plants.5c «ach; asparagus.13 to Æc a bunch: shives, & bunches for bc: Montreal cucumbers, Bc each: American cucumbers, 3 for 10c; es- chelotes, 6 bunches for bo.MEAT.\u2014Spring lamb, 15¢ a pound for hindquarters.and 12c for fronts ; mutton sells at 12c a Ib.for hindquarters, and at 8c for fronts: porter house steak.1f%c : sirloin beef.15 to 18¢ a pound ; undereut.15 to lc per lb.; rib roast, 12% to lic.round steak, 15c: heef shanks, 5 to 63; brisket § tn 9c Ih.; veal, hindquarters, 10 to 12l