The Montreal daily star, 15 juin 1904, mercredi 15 juin 1904

[" FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE PERISH A t A Pom \u2014 ER a VOL.XXXVI, No 143 3 The Monir MONTREAL, IN EAST RIVER, NEW YORK Poy The Steamer General Slocum With a Sunday School Excursion on Board ~ Catches Fire Between the High Rocks at Hell Gate.Vessel Could Not Be Beached and Hundreds, the Majority Probably Children, Jumped Overboard and Perished\u2014The Vessel Became a Seething Furnace.New York, June 15.\u2014Five hundred persons, mostly children, perished today by the burning of the excursion steamer General Slocum, near Hell Gate in the East River.The Slocum, having .on board the annual Sunday school excursion of St.Mark's German Lutheran Church of this city, was on her way up the river to resort on Long Island Sound.When just off about 125th street persons on shore saw smoke and flames spring from the upper part of the crowded steamer.A panic ensued on the boat almost instantly.The crowds on the forward deck, panic-stricken, began to spring overboard or to crowd to the afterpart of the boat.The screams of the terrified passengers could be heard on shore and hundreds of small boats immediately pulled off to the rescue.\u201c Owing to the rocks on either side of the channel at this point, it was impossible to beach the steamer.The captain stood to his post at the wheel and headed the vessel straight through Hell Gate for North Brother Island, where she went ashore in the shallow water.Several hundred feet of open water lay between the burning steamar and shore and many persons perished either in the water or on the burning vessel after she was beached.It was estimated that the steamer carried more than 2,000 persons.The General Slocum is the largest excursion steamer in these waters.She has plied for years to Rockaway Beach and could carry about 4,000 passengers.An eyefwitness who saw much of what happened to the boat, said: \u2014 \u201cThe sisamer\u2019s whistle was blowing for assistance as she came up the river.| saw several persons jump into the watcr befor: she was headed for ths north-wes' sho- sible for those aboard of her to reach land, except by swimming.of North Brother Island.Mar position made it impos- 1 saw perhaps fifty or a hundred persons, mostly women and children, jump overboard.a portion of it collapse.1.000 ON BOARD.When the General Slocum left her dock this morning she ts said to have bad about a thousand women and children aboard.Nearly all belonged to 8t.Mark's German Lutheran Church Sunday School.Superintendent Rick- ard, of Bellevue Hospital.sent word to the cfficlais of the institutions of Ward's 1sland to send ail the doctors they could spare to the scene, and nine physicians were sent.The charities department has despatched its two bcats to the scene.FIVE HUNDRED PERISHED.The General Slocum had on board the annual Sunday School excursion of the St.Mark's Lutheran Church, which is located in Twenty-sixth street.The steamer was bound for Locust Grove, beyond Flushing, L.I., afid had over 1,000 people on board, mostly children.Most of the throng was on the hurricane deck, when we plainly taw Many must have been k.d instantly.\u201d The latest report says that at least 500 have been burned.LL .Many were rescued by tugs and other vessels which promptiy came to the rescue when the flames broke out.The pastor of St.Mark\u2019s Church, Rev.George C.Haas, was on board with all of his family, and it was reported was lost The boat caught fire in Hell Gate and the flames had com.\" plete control before any move could be made to check them.Frightful scenes of panic followed.It was impossible to run the boat ashore because of the Hell Gate rocks on either side and the captain kept her headed for North Brother Island.Nothing could be done in the way nt launching boats and as the flames advanced the passengers began to jumo overboard.They went into the river by hundreds.The disaster was witnessed by\u2019 thousands of people from both shores of the river, and as rapidly as possible hundreds of small boats and launches set off to render assistance.With the boat burning under his feet the cap- tajn stuck to his post in the pilot house, and the engineer remained at his post below deck until the boat was beached at the lower end of north Brother Island oft Port Morris.BOAT A VERITABLE FURNACE.Even then, the passengers were not in a safe position, for they were some distance from shore, and the boat was a furnace.Hundreds of small boats which were scattered about picked up those whp jumped overboard, as rapidly as possible.It is estimated that between 400 and 500 persons sprang into the water.oT UPPER DECK COLLAPSED.An eye witness said the greatest loss of life was due to the collapsing of the heavy upper deck.It fell with a crash soon ofter the firk started, crushing hundreds of persons who had gathered on the lower deck.It was then that the greatest panic ensued.There was a living stream of persons going over the railing into the walter.As far as eye-witnesses can determine the flames originated on the forward part of the boat.Persons who saw the accident from the shore say that almost instantly persons who occupied places on the forward deck began to jump overboard.-\u2018Poticemen in the Bronx and Harlem | saw the blazing boat steaming up the river and immediately began to- turn in alarms for ambulances and fire boats.All the boats at North Brother Island were sent to the assistance of the people In the water, and as fast as they were brought ashore were cared for in the pavilions there.The patients in the hospitals on the island became almost insane from fright and at the terrible scenes they had witnessed.A large part of the crowd on the doomed steamer were children, and thers was little hope for them after they had gone overboard.The current in the East River at this point is very strong and scores of little ones were sucked in by the whiripools.SAW FIFTY CHILDREN PERISH.One man who went out in a row boat, said that be saw at least fifty children perish in these whirlpools before he could reach them.Persons on tug boats say that several hundred bodies have been washed ashore, or were towed or carried in boats to the shore of North Brother Island.Almost every other woman who was taken away was calling for her children.The excursion was in charge of the society committee of the church headed by Miss Mary Abendschein.In the minister's party.his son said were the pastor, Miss Abendschein, assistant superintendent Carl Schlafer, the pastors daughter, Gertrude, his sister, Miss Emma Haas, and W.B.Telamore.At the office of the United States Steamboat Inspection .Bureau, it was sald the General Slocum was inspected on May 5, and was reported to be In a thoroughly good condition and ready for the excursion season.Aboard the steamer was all the life-saving apparatus required by law of steamers of her capacity, 2,500.The General Slocum's licensed captain is Captain W.H.Van Schaick, one of the oldest excursion captains in New York harbour waters.The Slocum salled from the foot of third street, east river, shortly after 9%o'clock.The exact point she had reached when flames were discovered in the forward part of the béat, was off the \u201csunken mead \" _at the extreme east end of Randall Island.So quick was the spread of the flames that the captain of the Slocum could not turn and was forced\u2018 to make head-on for North Brother Island under full steam.BEGAN TO JUMP OVERBOARD.By the time the Slocum reached one hundred and thirty-fifth street, the excursionists.driven to the rail, many of them with their ciothing on fire, began to jump overboard by twos and threes.When one hundred and thirty- eighth street had been reached, the heat from the fire had become so intense that men, women and children plunged overboard by the score.- There was a terrific crash when the boat was beached.} BURNED TO WATER'S EDGE.The boat was beached at the reef at the northern end of North Brother Island, where she rapidly burned to the water's edge.It 1s sat\u201d the fire started In the lunch ~nunter in the forward part of the boat.When the alarm spread among the passengers the hurricane deck was crowded, and when off 138th street this deck collapsed.Many per\u2014| sons were .irown into the water, but hundreds were precipitated into the lvwer deck, which was itself crowded with women and children.BODIES TERRIBLY BURNED.Manv of te bodies recovered were horribly burned.Wreckers say that it will be hours before the fire in the hold of the boat is out and the bodies there can be recovered.Both firemen: and wreckers say that the greatest Anger, William loss of life, extending into the hundreds.will be found in the hoif.Manv of these picked up ve in the river will die in the Most of them were frightfully batned having delayed leaping from the, haat |- until their clothing was on fire.Some died in the Improvised ambulances In which they were hurried from the shore.EFFORTS TO SAVE CHILDREN.Every man on board who could swim went: overboard loaded down with children.Many of these heroes lost their lives, because, burdened as they were they could make no headway against the overpowering swirl of the tide as \u2018¢ rushes from the Past River into the Sound.\u2019 \u2019 When police headquarters received the first vague report of the disaster, every source of succour and ald was utilized.The hospitals were notified by telephone, and each sent all available surgeons, nurses and ambulances to the scene.BRITAIN STIRRED IVER INCIDENT Np 2 SAT ~ English Journals Discuss Lord Dundonald\u2019s Pro- __ test at Length.HIS OBJECT APPROVED Recent Use of the Word éForeign\u201d Condemned on All ~ +-*8êtdes.The Canadian Associated Press.London, June 16.\u2014The Daily Telegraph thinks nothing could be more ui- fortunate than the disagreement between Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Lord Dundonald.\u201cAfter what has oc- ocurred,\u201d M says, \u201cit matters little whether Laurier dismisses Lord Dun- dacypld or not.their relations, in any case, will become too stralned for harmonious co-operation {in the future.The habit of airing semi-personal grievances by officers of high rank is most regrettable.Lord Wolseley and General! Buller, to take the most emi- nept offenders, have set an example, ly followed by other \u201cgrousers\u201d less distinction.The T'uke of Wel- ington often complained, but embod- his complaints in despatches, and did not vent them at dinners or luncheons.It ig in this respect that Lord Dundonald has given himself away to the French-Canadian Premier, who has ajlowed himself to protest against Canadians bein: dregooned by \u2018\u2018foreigners,\u201d a word for which he substituted the hardly less offensive term \u2018\u2018stran- 8ir John Macdonald would ve stuck to the commander of the militia through thick and thin, but, then, £ir John Was a British leader.None, of the parties to the quarrel has much reason to be proud of it.Lord Pun \u201c\u2018nald\u2019s speech was ill-considered and indiscreet: Sir Wilfrid Laurier's reply was quite unnecessarily ve hement, and Mr.Fisher's position ls too awkward for him to desire to be often reminded of it.\u201d TRUTH.Truth says: \u201cBoth General Hutton and Lord Dundonald seem to have regarded themselves as superiors of the civil power, and both have been recall- pd to their true position by the respective Governments they serve.\u201cThere are unhappily the gravest ujts on both sides.Whatever truth at underlies Dundonald's de- | test against the introduction of party politics into matters of military administration, and that his remarks are founded upon a basis of incontrover- Uble fact is clearly proved by the support which he has received from a res- .\u2014of-the Canadian press \u2014th Te is no justification for the indiscretion which misled him into making such a pronouncement in his capacity as an Imperial officer.On the other hand, the Premier, whom the whole Empire has learnt to regard with admiration, no less for his distinguished personal attributes than his public services, permitted his tongue to run away with him in a manner only less culpable because there was a severe provocation.That Sir Wilfrid Laurier, even in the stress and heat of exceptional circumstances, should have allowed himself to speak of a prominent British soldier as a \u2018foreigner.is in our view even more regrettable than this undignified talk of dragooning.\u201d THE YORKSHIRE POBT.The Yorkshire Post says: \u201cSir Wilfrid Laurier's use of the words \u2018foreigner and stranger\u2019 shows that in a cranny of the Premier's mind there lingers the earlier suggestion of Canadian Liberals that Canada was allied to the United States rather than to the British Empire.The only fault to be found with Lord Dundonald is his method, which has made his position in Canada quite impossible.\u201d .The Manchester Guardian says: \u201cIt is a great pity that a Colonial commanding officer should not know better than to commit such a breach of discipline and constitutional propriety as has Lord Dundonald.\u201d The Guardian concludes a column editorial by saying: \u201cThe best every one can do is to accept what has happened as past mending, at any raté by us in England, and, above all, not to join in the attempts, which a few English newspapers are making to work up a Dundonald party in Canada or to get the Dundonald cause adopted by one of the political parties there as a party plank.A thoughtless trick of this sort might end by estranging the whole colony.\u201d THE WESTMINSTER GAZETTE.The Westminster Gazette says: \u201cLord Dundonald can comfort himself with the reflection that his ancestor Cochrane had to leave the navy for protesting against political abuses in the sister service.\u201d } ; THE ST.JAMES'8 GAZETTE.The St.James's Gazette thinks our sons beyond the seas are no longer children, and that we must sooner or later admit the fact and treat them as men, * wrture from etiquette in order to pro- _\u2014\u2014 See also pages 4, 6, 7 THE MILITIA AND LORD DUNDONALD Opinion of a Prominent Officer on the Dismissal.of Lord Dundonald's dismissal?\u2019 one of the most prominent in the chy was asked this morning.\u201cThere is but one opinion among them,\u201d was the reply \u201cand that is that the Government has acted very unwisely in relieving Lord Dundonald of the command af the Canadian militia.In fact.this is the opinion not only of the officers themselves, but of all who have the Interests of the service at heart.Lord Dundonald is, without exception, the best commanding officer we have ever hs\u201d \\nd has done more to improv- - the militia than.an\" secessors.It is perte\" «8 that a man like Fisher - «ve the power or au- thort\u2019 «ate to the General what me- «hall appoint to posit of v _asibility {n the service.\u201d \u201cAnd do you think his disrfissa! will worry Lord Dundonald very much?\u201d \u201cNot a bit.Of course he will naturally feel somewhat disappointed that he has not been able to complete the task he set out to accomplish.When he was in South Africa he was much impressed with the capital work of the Canadians and when he was offered the command of the militia of the Dominion he felt it would be a pleasure anl a comparatively easy task to bring the force to a high state of per- f-ction.To have this task cut short while it is yet uncompleted is, of course, somewhat disappointing.but Lord Dundonald will have the satisfaction of knowing that he has the moral support and the best wishes of every militia officer In Canada,\u201d \u201cAnd do the officers propose any action in the matter?\u201d \u201cNo.Th'- would be altogether out of the question.In the first place, the matter has gone too far, for:Lord Dun- donald is very high-spirited, and even it the Government was induced to reconsider îte decision he would not remain.Then.again, the militia officers could not get up a protest or anything of that sort.for this would be arôther case of insubordination, and would lead to our dismissal.There Is nothing for it but to grin and bear ft un- ur oo ; 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= A LDS dy Lepine, rf.Kuhns 3b.Degroff.Carey.1b.Drinkner, 2b.Flournoy, 1.f.Madison, ss.,.McAuley, c.Leary, p.| I gy: wl wham moos?=| a ol wmwvowooina] > we Score by innings\u2014 Buffalo .Rochester Earned runs, Buffalo 1, Rochester 1: first base on errors, Buffalo 4, Rochester 2.first base on balls, off Jones 4, off Leary 4.struck out, by Jones 3, by Leary 3; left on bases, Buffalo 6, Rochester 7; three-base hit, Madison ; two- base hits, Delehanty 2, Courtney, McAl- lister and Carey; sacrifice it, Clymer ; stolen bases.Delehanty.Clymer 2, Courtney 2, Gettman, Lepine.and McAuley © double plays, Courtney to McAllister to Grimshaw, McAllister to Grimshaw, Cary to Leary.wild pitch, Leary.Umptre, Gifford.Time, 1.50.Attenlanre, jeid, 1,290.At Newark\u2014 NEWARK abr bh po a © Mahling.rf.2 1 0 4 0 O'Hagen.tb.¢ 0 1 8 Z 0 Cockman.3b .4 0 60 1 1 © Jones, 1.f.38 0 0 2 60 0 Bannon, c.f.3 o0 1 3 #9 0 Gatins, 858.3 0 0 4 o 0 Wagner, 2b .3 0 1 2 10 0 Shea, ¢.3 0 0 2 3 1 Hesterfer.p.1 0 0 0 2 0 Wolfe, p.1.0 60 0 3 0 Lynch .1 @ 0 0 0 0 Totals .2 ! 38.27 2 2 * Batted for Wolfe in ninth.JERSEY CITY.ab r bh po a e.Clement, 1.f.4 0 0 3 0 O Bean.=8.5 1 2 3 6 0 Cassidz, ib .2 00015 2 © Ketstéer.rf£ .3 1 3 1 0 0 Halllgan, of.\u20ac 4 2 2 1 0 0 Doolin, 2b .\u2026.À 1 1 4 0 0 Carnisch, ce.2 1 1 2 0 © Woods, Ih.4 o 0 0 5 O Metl'ann, p.3 0 1+ 0 2 © Totals LL 31 6 10 27 18 O0 , Scare by innings-\u2014 Newark .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 .000100000\u2014 1 Jersey City 02031000 6 SUMMARY.Left on bases, Newark, 2.Jersey City.off B Rue on balls, off Hesterter, 4: .Wolfe, 2, off McCann, 2.Struck out, by Wolfe.2.by McCann.1.Two base hits.Carnisch, Doalin.Sacrifice hits, Clement, Cassidy.Doolin.Double plays, Cassidy tg Doalin.Umpire, Egan.Time, 1.45.At Baltimore\u2014 BALTIMORE.ab.r.bh po.a © McFarlane, rf.21 1 1 1 0 Hayden, 1f 4 0 0 1 0 0 Jennings.b .3 0 0 3 1 1 Jordan, 1b .4 0 1 12 1 6 Lewis, s.s.4 0 9 4 8 0 Griffin, 3b .3 0 n 0 4 0 Kelly, ef .4 0 0 9 0 0 Hearn, ¢.3 0 1 6 1 0 Burchell, p.- 3 0 1 0 4 1 \u201cFotals 0 1 4 27 20 2 PROVIDENCE.ab r.hh po a eo Wagner, rf.3 0 1 3 00 0 Armbruster.If.| 3 0 1 3 0 1 Conn, of.4 1 1 2 0 0 Dely.rf.- « à 0 10 1 6 Connor, 2b .3 1 1 1 0 1 Thomas, c.4 2 2 2 2 0 Rock, 8.8.«+ 1 1 4 3 0 Aubrey.3b .4 1 2 1 0 0 Fairbanks, p.3 1 0 1 4 0 Totals .32 7 10 27 10 2 Score by Innings\u2014 Baltimore .\u2026.10000000 1 Providence .010000501\u2014 7 SUL MARY.Two base hits, Hearn, Conn.Three base hits, Thomas, Wagner.Sacrifice hits, Daly.Rock.Stolen bases, Wagner, Mc- Farland.Double plays.Lewis to Jordan, 2 Bases on balls, oft Burchell, 3; off Fair- wl oomzonses?| banks.3.Hit by pitched ball.by Burchell.1, by Fairbanks, 1.Struck out.by Bur- chell, 4: hy Fairbanks, 2.Left on bases, Baltimore.6.Providence, 2.First base on errors, Providence, 1.Time, 2.00.Umpire, Haskell Attendance, 1.507.EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING Won.Lost.PC Buffalo .25 9 795 Jersey City.23 14 .622 Baltimore .22 14 611 Newark .18 1s 500 Montreal .16 17 495 Providence .15 20 428 Torouts ., .15 22 .405 Rochester ©.7 27 .206 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING Won.lost.P.C.New York ., .380 15 667 Ctrcinnat 2.2 2 © 31 16 660 Chicago [SN 29 15 .659 Pitsburg .23 22 51 St [ours .21 22 ANB Brooklyn .\" 19 29 -346 Boston .Les Les à 17 28 375 Philadelphia .\u2026.9 32 220 ! AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.Lost.PC.Boston 15 , 881 New York 19 TR Chicago RE n .563 Philadelphia 25 20 .556 Cleveland 23 20 535 St Louis 224.000 =1l 22 ASS Detroit Cee eee 17 27 .3%6 Washington .8 35 16 Eastern League \u2018Batters.Up to date there are but fifteen men in the Eastern League batting 300 or better, and Montreal only possesses one of these, Gibson, who has worked in but a few games.Here are the figures: A.B R.H.Ave.Madison, Roch .96 9 84 .354 Beville, Prov .48 3 15 .349 Lowis, Balt.122 28 41 336 Leary.Roch.3 0 1 .333 Burke, Newark .3 0 1 .383 Carey.Roch .121 13 40 -331 Delehanty, Buf.123 18 40 .325 Courtney, Ruf.120 21 39 -325 Carisch, Jer.City .31 3 10 325 Wiltse, Bult.28 3 9 -822 Halllgan, Jer.City .116 15 37 .319 Laporte, Buf.L115 12 36 .313 Shaw.Buf.66 6 20 .303 Adkins, Ralt.20 4 ê .300 Gibson.Mont.30 « 9 .300 Contracts and Releases.New York.June 16.\u2014The following contracts and releases were announced hy President Pullman.of the National League: Contracts\u2014 With New York.George R.Wiltse, Wm R.Marshall Relcases \u2014Ry St.Louis to Dalla®, Texas, C B.Merun: by St.Louis to Terre Haute, Fred.Smith.Terms accepted\u2014By Chicago, terms of Aleck Smith.Canvas Covers Money Savers.Canvas covers are a good thing to have on a bal field.With a little money expended in these the Buffalo team could have played with Montreal on the afternoon of Decoration Day.The local club saved a few dollars in canvas and lost thousands as a result of the rain.Two small covers enabled Buffalo and Rochester to play Monday.Rochester Out of It.Rochester was treated to another defeat Tuesday by Buffalo.The tall-ent~ ers made ten errors and played amateurish.It will probably be the State League for Rochester next year.Threw a Bat Unnoticed.George Carey, about the only ballplayer on the Rochester team.played a contemptible trick in Monday's game when he threw a bat at McAllister as the latter went after a foul ball.The umpire passed unnoticed.Fourth of July Game.Toronto will oppose Buffalo on July 4th, the date of return of the Bison aggregation to the Queen City.The team leaves Wednesday night for a series with Jersey City in the mosquito town.A Pretty Good Record.Jones Won his game yesterday, making it six won and none lost this season.That is a great record.but Alec will have to watch out at Jersey City when the Bisons play there the latter part of this week.The Boston Amerirans drew 65,416 in 11 games on the trip.Del.Mason, a former Bison.and now with the Baltimore team, opposed \u2018Mil- ligan in Monday's\"game In the Southern city and won It.Mason comes from Lockport, and is a good twirler.The Rochesters are badly crippled.Capt.George Smi has a badly swollen leg from .old spike wound.Nichols, the catcher.has two lacerated fingers, and Arthur Madison has a broken finger.Ban Johnson says that every one of his clubs has had a splendid season so far and is financially way ahead of expenses.Well, if the clubs can make money on such attendances as the Restons had in Detroit, the league can be run on wind.High times in baseball society.From Chg rley Dryden.of the Philadelphia th American: Last evening Mr. PRIZES FOR Miss Minnie Millar, of Montrea in the competition, which closed Ju Miss Elsie Adams, of Gananoque, An extremely large number of Sna the prize winners\u2019.In entering th tty of photographs for reproductio petitors wishing the return of thet back of photographs sent in.Com enter more than two Snapshots in a Woman's Page offers a first prize third prize of $1.Entries must be Woman's Page, The Montreal Dall +444444 T4400 0000000004 040000 SNAP SHOT COMPETITION.\u2014\u201cFurness Abbey.\u201d.Submitted by Miss E.Stanley Bagg, 1129 Sherbrooke street, for the second competition.Winners in the Third Competition, prize.and Miss Alicia E.Lane, of Outremont, wins the third prize.petition, and those specially commended will be reproduced, as well as Competitors are also requested to write name and address on the competition closes June 20th, for which SNAP SHOTS, 1, is the winner of the first prize ne 13, with her Snapshot \u201cAt Play.\u201d Ont., is the winner of the second pshots were entered for the come future competitions the suitabil- n should be considered, and com- r Snapshots must enclose stamps.petitors are also advised not to ny one competition.The fourth the Editor of The Star's of 33, a second prize of $2, and a P4242 4440900400000 042 addressed \u201cPhoto Competition,\u201d y Star, St.James street.++++++ PERSO Hon.A.G.Blair was in the city on Monday.Miss Kerr is recovering from her recent illness.Miss Nellle Keane has returned to Montreal from Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Gelber have left for their home in Toronto.Miss Amy McCutcheon has left to visit friends in New York.Mr.George H.Perley, of Ottawa, was in the city yesterday.Mrs.Jas.McGregor, Roslyn ave.Westmount, is visiting friends at Ottawa.: \u2019 Dr.H.Lafleur, who has been spending a holiday hbroad, returned to town last week.Mrs.G.J.Mallory, of Brockville, is a guest of her sister, Mrs.Alex.D.McGillls, 138 Hutchison street.Mrs.Harrower and Miss Annie Har- rower, Metcalfe avenue, leave this week for theif cottage at Ste.Agathe.Mrs.D.D.MacTaggart will spend the summer at Ste.Agne de Bellevue, the guest of her father, Mr.Alfred Brunet.Miss Leah Rrndie yesterday entertained at luncheon the graduating class of Trafalgar, of which ghe is a member.; Mrs.Henry Fry and family.Dor- chester street.leave next week for thelr cottage at Cacouna, where they will spend the summer.Mrs.E.B.Osler has issued invitations In Toronto for two teas, one on the 16th, the nther on the 23rd.also for a dance next week.Miss Kittson and Miss Mildred Kitl- son, of Ottawa, have left for their sharp decline was largely in sympathy Do do Pref.lected, it is anywhere within a cent of lssued upon request.ter of 1904, the attention of the Minis- {100 in the Senate yesterday drew forth with the Boston market, where a bearish Loutsvilled Nash'v.17c.according to sblection.There is a RE ter Militia was drawn to a despatch ay ery decided hint as to the trend of party in the stock is known to be at work Miesount Part va determination to put prices down to 13%4c 108 2aw tf one of the newspapers of Ottawa the Cabinet views in regard to the depressing the price.nSe BP ABL M625 63h .ee in the country, and few would pay more purporting to give a report of a speech Dundonald incident.The sharp rally in Dominion Iron bonds Do Do pref.130 120 .D -|than that figure any longer, some only .| made by Lard Dundonald at a dinner On the orders of the day being call- which commenced in the late trading yes- Metropolitan Trac.114% 113% 114% 113% offering 13c.Y in Montreal In when ne At a dinner eg Hon.Mr.Landry asked the Secre.terday.after the price had declined to Eric Riliroed.oo 24 118° 115% 1158 pReceipts reported on the Board of Trade A R C O N | Qovernment and particularly the Hon.275 Of State.if it were true, as ru- 55%.the lowest on the present move- Do do Ipref.88° 58m bey bas this morning amounted to 754 cases.: iN » Mr.Fisher, Minister of Agriculture, in MCUred.that His Excellency had re- ment.continued after the opening to-day.35% 35 POTATOES\u2014The market is dull and I relation to their action in militia af.{024 to sign the papers dismissing To-day's first transactions were at the ; easy in face of liberal supplies and warm.W I R E E S S : fairs.On the same day, the Minister \u201cpans alo Sony same price as vesterdays closing, 574.close weather.le oo tr: other NB\u2019 of Milt ' on.r.Scott said that His Ex- ater there was a further rally to 58.ade a per 90 pounds on tr ; other Si FA Dundonata \u201ccalling his atten; to Lord cellency had not.as no such papers The preferred.which had a further de- stock, choice.bringing 70c.It is hardly will be.Tecolved for Marcon Beurities À i report, and enquiring ah ton to the ha been submitted to him.He line to 22 i} yesterday's late business, Pressed Eteol com.possible to give accurate quotations just at less than $6.00.The price may ad- H rectly stated his u eran er n cor would not say that His Excellency sas Inactive Sou, but the common Pepin: Sat.ped.now.ht they seem te ry every vance octote that date, but Is certain - AT > attendant circumstances To his would not be asked to sign such pa- the payment 1 AC s 4 e time for Phila & Resd .in of about 200 bag a large tions will be received for the 5 brat at \u2019 reply was received from Lord Dundon.Fr Breaches discussion on the.possibility 1 a more than $5.00 each.| t 5, y HB - 3 7 tit ots.eac n amounts of not less than H ald admitting the sovetane) oundon-| Hon.Mr.Landry then asked if the [or a default continues actively.A high Pullman.MAPLE PRODUCTS \u2014 Demand for $100 nor more than $1,000.After June H ness of the report in question matter would be submitted to His Ex- financial authority stated to-day that it maple syrup and sugar ie very duil Wine 2°,2PPlications will be received only tn Lor Drama eon.| CEllency or to the Imperial authori- was practically a certainty that the In- 0 gallon tins of syrup.fine, may be had at \u201counts of from 8130 to 81,200.{ 8s to what he calls political interfer- î terest would-be pald as usual.He be- 50 to 60c each, while bulk goods may be MUNROE & MoNmo : ence.as well as th erfer Hon.Mr.Scott replied that it would lleved the strike would soon be ended by had at 53% to 6c per |b.Some very dark Managers Marcon! Underwriters, as vel a hose In relation to the be submitted to His Excellency, as it the submission of the men sugar ts being offered at 5c per Ib, and Camade Life Bullding, Montreal e \u2018Blcate on his part ich he mentions, in- was entirely a Canadian matter.London gave an Impetus to trading in some choice at Tc.\u2019 Broad Exchasge Bullding, New York.{acate on his part regrettable failure The matter than dropped.Canadian Pacific to-day by advancing BEANS\u2014The market is dull and easy.116 Sawt?\u2014 eonstitutional gover nciples of British Yesterday the Premier spent the |the price a full point to 122%.In sym- Choice prime peas are about $1.30 per \u2014 = À éonald\u2019s Pe Sovernment.Lord Dun- greater part of the morning at Gov- pathy with the advance there, as well as bushel in car lots on track.and 31.35 to Ohio and California tleman fo ation of any gen- ernment House, and it is stated that in Wall Street.the local price opened % $1.40 for broken lots.In store.I bave 500 y i Usman tor appoimiment de in ofice | Se Bunagoad miter formed the ier FEV at LE, and waviness fe {hens Bop ares of sec.oe; force or tla oul on Jtselt have no subject of conversation.Later tn the Jay Jransactions took place Country Cheese Boards Rather Easier.male at 83-4a.delivery to-day or ; ; - @: - ., approval of thevbgkq) xzAfMM akrgb as Ten Er wh ao ea tthe who, do per.Spectal tô the Montreal Star.North Star.; oft akrgb y.which sold at 94, but the Western Union Tel.ective after receiving, lat, the ap- CLOSING PRICES I amount of dealings was small.A few Wis.Cen.com Lawrenceville, June 15.\u2014Offered, 1.944 I have 2,000 shares of this stock; ; | proval of the Minister of Militia: 2nd.N days ago the stock was a full point lower.Do ped.boxes rope hy re and rer y lo yours at 6 3-dc.; ! i he approval a 1 ve Excellency the THE LONDON MARKET pe croit hed ake recovered a fraction ana Co.Sle Ar site.Hodgson Bros.251 Granby Consolidated.After J une 20th the Price - -in-Council.Th - » to 61, ni ectric sold at 75, and * ; .: ave shares at $3.60.The + oF Approval] on The perso meet conse for Money \u201cUa Jungs.Halifax Trimet 324 Montrent Street Raity Earnings.86,045 S00 118 at 80e: Orne Mods price \u2018speaks\u2019 for Ireit Dee metier or \u201cnoces Const for Joy + + Tp hen einen iene ca gmt | ER Eee aie Fae Gnd oa 5 38 ones remind UPSD, SRS Wi , the right of 1 ee n to-day an e price for the past week were: , IN ALL | rejection.8! f Inquiry and Anaconda .3% 3% continued strong, advancing to 79, a full - 1904.1903.Inc unsold.OTHER STOCKS.3 ill _ e À \u2014 Je Atchison - pbeliford, Ont., June 15.\u2014Cheese The International Clearing ° J Carr the case of members of the do pfd.ni 5 point better than yesterday's best figures.Sunday, June Si nas.87,187,°82,253 boarded, 1.625 boxes white.Magrath NORRIS P.BRYANT, House for Unlisted Beourities - | Inet.while all have an equal de- Baltimore and Ohio\u2019 © MORN > TRANSACTIONS ondaÿ, \u201cJune 6.\u20ac.,633 322 bought 400: Brenton, 225; Cook, 565 at FRANCO ÿ | ; - ce.RNING | 7 7 : » se ST.: N tree of responsibility In à cofitise.Canadian Pacific.~.1m 1888 Canadian P oho at Ti Tuesday June me 8 v200 6305 ess] PRIS balance neo Trainer ¢ TAKE EET Tob 1 tional sense, yet in the practical work- Chesapeake and Ohio & 31 anadian Paciftc\u201450 at 119%, 100 at nesday.June .36 Ingersoll, Ont, June 15.\u2014Offerings, 600 omtreal.1 oO DE sure o getting what shares Ing out of responsible governme tin Chicago, Great-Western a à 32% 119%, 150 at 1193, § at 119%, 25 at 119%, Thursday, June 9.7.272 6,588 684 boxes June make; Sc to § 3-16c bid.No \u2018Phone Main 2913.} «country of such vant extent as Can.55 Fadl, vw 148% 148% * Bominion tron com \u201425 ut 7% Eetimiay, \u201cPune ii.3578 092 1,029 Pre salegmon holding for Pe you want, send your application to-day di ada, It Is found necessary to attaun De Beers.lL 10 'Is§ 19% Montreal Street Rallway\u20147 at '.CII IS ES - i : .et Railway\u20147 at 208.1 1 a special responsibility to each min.Penver and Rio Grande.2013 20% Twin Clty\u201425 at 94.$49,483 $46,874 32,613 : - a vince or pH tie affairs of the pro< Ere Mn us 73 Toronto Street Rallway\u201410 at 98% *Decrease.AUDITORIUM CAFE wi your remittance, to cover t clu strict with which he has ist ofd TC : UX Detroit Railway\u201425 at 51.: - ew B ace or district with, which he han \"de jet sid 1 1111 Rt DA RON Monsen greet Roost ac 301.GENERALLY STEADY.E.PAFUT Pro.BES amount of your subscription ( Ë which his colleagues may nét be so Illinois Central .: 1 ,°.133% 7.Halifax Rallway\u201425 at 924.New Directors for Twin City.St.John st,, - QUEBE P .i mel acquainted Mr.Fisher, while Louis.and Nashville.154 1335 Richelleu-\u201438 at 79, 1 a 9%, At the annual meeting of Twin Sy Liverpool Opened at a Considerable FIRST Breakfast b0c, Lanch 80 c.s a Tere 2 nion com.\u201425 at 52.Rap ns rectors were re-elect- {nner with pin e wine } eral mai colleagues that gen- M.Kaa.and Texas .16% 17% - Trinidad Rallway\u2014200 at 75.ed.and Charles Hayden, of Boston.and Decline\u2014Local Grain Market 1.00 und 75e.rerernonsibllity already referred to.Nop lentral .118% 119% Ogilvie Mills pref.\u201410 at 113.25 at 117.M.D.Munn.of St Paul.were added to CLASS Hera ls carte er in a orfol dw .\u2014 .D.Eastern Townships cular manner the do de and Vestern > 57% 57% Dominion Iron pref.\u201410 at 22.the board.The additions to the board Shows No Improvement.Hot Sup after the THE MARCONI SYSTEM.Quebec.If when it was province of ont.and Western :.ll.5 sa md) Iron bonds\u201431.000 at 67%, were made because it is considered ex- |Special to the Montreal Star.TABLE Private Dintog Rooms for The M ; » - Pe .Tee vee .a - pedieng, to able to get a quorum of the > : es.e arcon] W .form a new regiment in that district, Ranney: Tania Ce eee = 58% 59% pedient.t either in St.Paul or New York.| y w Innipes.Man.June 15.\u2014 Wheat mar- D'HOTES Diniog Hail 1s open Sundays i ireless Telegraph System is the most marvellous end ; ; an .; President Lowry says that the earn ke ; \u2014 - e a ugh ee ER She work à [Reading nes ST ASE 10% 10% y ings of ket r wm.b tra de © Kireme ly es and Holidays.14211 useful industrial invention ever introduced.It promises to becom 5 tive, he was not merely zation effec do 1st pra.[IT 00 ny a MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Twin ay for the rst week x June seu pects.June, not quoted; July, 86%; Oct.more useful to the world than the magnetic telegraph, the cable or the Ÿ, right, Ne a ng a| do 2nd pfd.33% 3 a » Que to the rainy 774.- telephone.By reducing the cost of transmission of me it : as was discharging a duty both Southern Railway .21 4 Reported for the Star by Gordon Strathy & Weather.Cash wheat quiet.Na 1 north 86: ; o seages must i to the people of the district and to his de bid.0 01 RE | eck tke 8 5 Seerdmeas iat ve Shortie.$35: Ne 3 northert 194; UNIVERSITY OF BISHOP'S COLLEGE, courts.every city, every town, every village, as well oa the sete means agu e Cabinet.who would Southern Pacific.48 Blocks June 13.June 14.New Excha M No.4 northern, 73; feed, 59: No.2 feed, country, every city, every town, every village, as well as th means expect him to inform himself of al; Union Pacific .\u2026.87 0 12.30 Ask Bid Ask Bid nge Opens Monday.50.Receipts wheat for week, 598; same LENNOXVILLE.P.Q.?, e sole ! the facts and advise theme cor o2| do fa.\u2026.% 39% Censdlan Pacific.119% 1194 194 1184 Mr.Charles Meredith, president of the week last 101 et of communication between ships of all classes and between ships end proval by the Cabinet of the Proposed US.Swel .1.70 a 5 Montreal St By - 210° 208 208 208 Montreal Stock Exchange.read an an- last year.1.011.cation Annual Public ee reer shore.me do pfa STE : al St.205 pi ncuncemnt to the members to-day to the ; : - 3 : CS EFENCE OF MINIS RU a SA PESTE Se a Tn SRE ian, STS [ne Be Frnt Tn i n FHORSDRE.Jan Fr, .NISTER.do pfd.LOI 4 % Mackay pret 674 \u2019 5 | En men of all parties and colours received, THE TORON head, most of which were of good quality.SePt« KC up.at 49c: oats, July, %o down, A Safe and Prefitable Investment.I.; a8 far as possible, equal consideration.TO MARKET The demand for them was good.and at at 39%c; Sept.tac down, at 33.Phone, write or call for full particulars, That he did not seek to give his own Special to The Montreal Star.noon 150 remained unsold.Prices ranged Duluth quoted July wheat, 3c up, at n P.GLIS & CO, *\u201c BUSINESS PROGRESS.political colour to the regiment is abun- Toronto, June 15 \u2014 Montrea)TelegCo.as follows: Choice butchers\u2019, 54 to 5% ; 93%C- Minneapolis quoting it Xc down, Phoue Main 287 110 Temple Bldg.dantly evidenced by the fact that of this morning, the T -Though less active Bei) Telephone Co.good, 4% to 5: medium, 3% to $ 54: at 934c: Sept.being %c down.at 80Mc : 182tf | eighteen names submitted in the list had a firm tone.Sronte rock, market mP do pret.c mon.3 to 3%.\u2019 : Winnipeg quoted July wheal a down, The Company\u2019s revenue from actual eommercia] traffic during 1902 4 only one was struck out by him, and SROYINE Mall gains.8ao P USS oalivie Mille CALVES.\u2014Recelpts amounted to 200 &t _36%c.; INCREASED 700 PER CENT.over those of 1902.Steamships are pub- à y him, and fe 1e ben aulo, follow.Oglivie Milling.| es | AC item quoted Now 3 northern.| CORNS AND WARTS-Pisck's Death te ff - À phir iri bleed smghipe are pub by the further fact that & majority of à tende m of yesterday, opened -withy | Vv Milling prer 127% { ng mostly good.\u201cThs |= : : Corns is the seller ea earth.Why?Tatilñg :.Tépapérs during thelr trips frem news sent them by Marconi : ore.gentlerien chosen for commissi À téfidency to sag, but other iss Com i demand was good.and at noon 150 re- & , at Sc, and No.3 at 79%c.Because it Tos \"werk Covers time, is with his approval are hi nie 881008 {nclined upwards.CPR showed a Were A BC Packs Asn mained unsold.Poor stock sold at $2 to LOCAL MARKET.\u2014There is nothing safe and easy to and contain no acids.Wireless from both sides of the Atlantic.A Royal decree d(ssued in 4 ant p a political op- early gain, followinig the load of ood Monta al Stoel Work $3, and good at $4.26 to $8 each.new to be said of the market, complete It is equally effective for warts.Of all Rome on April 2nd approved the new tariff for Marcon! Wirel \"te | ! \u201cIn the case of the gentleman par oer.ig Électrie and R.and o.vrérer Hotel\u2019.shorn amounted to ret neua Peru of ee vemna Nue claimed hat No 5 sac.141 8 grams, and fixed the cost from Italy to America at 121-3 Cente o word + USE - open her.Coal : om ead, f 0.' - = a ticularly mentioned by Lord Dundon- sues were inactive.The forencon te - lambs amounting to 140 head.The Sheep 3 can be at 36e, and this is the Co f ald as having been objected to, it has actions were: trans- brought from 3% to 4, spring lambs sell- ONIY thing which gives dealers any satls- DO NO been shown that he had never been| Imperial Bank\u2014115 at 218.ing at $2.60 to $5 each.The demand was faction.No.2 Js offered to \u201cte T BUSINESS CONNECTIONS OF TH ; in any way connected with the mili- Dominion Bank\u201426 at 225., local trade at 37 cents in store, throw away your old stoves! New grat E MARCONI COMPANY.3 tia.and therefore was not regarded ag Traders Bank\u2014$ at 137.HOGS.\u2014Receipts of hogs amounted to Dut buyers still hold off.No.3 oats are tops snd parts for all styles of stoves, ol \u2018 a suitable person to have the rank of North-West Land com.\u201450 at 183 300 head.The demand was good.and quoted at 36c, and Peterboro\u2019s at 35%c.or new, may be had at Repair Depart- Lloyds has adopted it exclusively for fourteen years.British Adref- Major: and that Mr.Fisher recom 800 pref.\u201435 at 119%.a prices ranged from 5% to 5%.with 54 Sales\u2018 are being made to outside points ment, THE H.R.IVES CO, mit ralty has adopted it exclusively for fourteen years.The Itall y ; - Mackay pref.\u201460 ruling for straight lots, off cers.at better figures, but the heavy corner Willlam and Queen * y y e an Govetn- mended for the place another gentl p at 67%.' Q s 102 end ment loys it exclusivel ove oan.Who was also a Political\u201d oppo.Sao, Paulo\u2014s87 at 107% to 108% bere depress this market.¢ Tio afloat.: tem oe exclusively in all departments.British Government, hag - .P.R.\u2014475 at 119% 3 ; were about 8 at Tic afioa ~ ente nto an agreement.wi le Canadian Parliament ment.but who was well qualified by Dominion Coal\u201495 at 824 15 5334 WARM WEATHER IS Montreal; No.2 barley, 50c; No.3 extra, \"|B substdizea the system.Can Te Marcont has military service for a position of com- x 8, Steel\u2014is at 0% te 71 .ésc.and el ve gaie ot very active f AILIFFS SALB\u2014PROVINCE or QUE oo te.It 1a po ry ernment and railroad telegraphs , anadian Ge FLO nd is very active for real ; .co-operal employed servi Reu egram, Com ut should be added that at the Niagara Navien tion courio-28 at UTK.GOOD FOR FRUIT TRADE.local account, though there is a sie on et Hota, Detandant, on the 20th des pany.the Assoclated Press the Now Fon Hae oe oo .© of dealing with that particular Twin City\u2014T5 at 94 to 94%.Th Ket for f , quirv for export.e quote: anito of June 1904, at ten of the clock im th .mes, 5 case, as set forth by Lord Dundonald siderably with t Tuit is Improving con- patents, $4.90 to 34.95: strong bakers, forencon, at the domicile of 3 De Nearly every large banking and commercial establishment in Great, , .y with the advent of th A , micile of the said De- reat, â Mr.Fisher was not acting merely as Money and Exchange Rates.weather.Demand is active this *wook.30 nt a SES da 34.65: stralght Montres 12 wilt \u2018be Tera\u201d by ath ox Britain ar1 the United States has subscribed to the Montrealdcode.y a Minister specially interested in the Montreal Exchange quotations: New and the turnover of fresh seasonable fruit rollers.in bags.$2.15 to $2.35.Justice, ail tae goods and Thattels of toe its Eastern Townships\u2019 affairs, although York funds, 3-64 to 1-64 dis.between Is Jarse.FEED.\u2014Demand for bran Is pn the oat Derencant oir Fur it cause, con y such position would have given him banks: sterling.60 days, 9% to ® 3-16 be.Hart & Tuckwell's circular quotes as dull side.sisting of housshold furniture, otc.Terms GREAT FORTUNES MADE IN ELECTRICAL INV an undoubted right to advise; he was tween banks.sterling, demand, 9 19-32 follows: Manitoba bran, in bags.$18; shorts, S25 $s A.LAFONTAINE, B.8.C.Mont- \u2019 ESTMENTS.H acting for and.with the authority 0! 13 911716 between banke: Perte, frénes CHERE Curie $280 per por 18 de 830 per Ton: Ontario pren bulk, Zoo oon = 2 Bome of the greatest fortunes of this country wére Fide by early in ,; e ster of a, wh - = n nks; ri .50 to $19; orts, .50 to : moul- - ety vse Mi cy rh as ab short, 5.18% to 5.16 1-16 between ans: Ye ues \u2014Slow sale at $1.50 100.He, $26 AH per ton, as to ; Burrs BALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUE- vestments in the Edison Electric Light Company and the Bell Telephone i thority of eee pts Call money continues quiet and un MORE ACTIVITY ORANGES Valentias, extra large.420 ED Caving $3315 for basa and Buperior Com tomb Farin Pray Company.while hundreds of small investors became independently weml- 4 e responsible changed at 5 per cent - cases, $6; ordinary, 420 cases, $5; large, $4.90 In barrels track.It is understood tim ontreal ortelance.Plain- thy.The stock of the Edison Electric Light Company advan à Dota of the Department of Mliitla and exchanges 103 Ç IN WALL STREET.314 22205 36; extra fancy 100 size ovale that these figures are Being undersold.pass\u201d Defendant.On Breet exsiiway Com - $100 to $4.000 in one year, and that was several years before atvidends vor à .es to- : do.80s, $1.85: do., $2.25; - \u2014 .: en of \u2018 .\u201cIn view of these facts it is dificult Montreal Clearing Ho ay ported bv he From the Special 1Corres ondent \u2026 of the Sou Valencia es» 200 alze, 32.78; No.i ote to $11.80, No 8, 3.to promises of the ia Derendant, C3248 Notre declared.Bell Telephone stock increased from $1 a share to more than à o reach an other one sécu ree ordinary xes, 300s, $2.50; .2008 , 60: 50: clover, ame street.in t Cit f Mont 8 à Bell \\ that the action taken by Me Fi New Fork.Noon.\u2014Money on call was ¢ ner door, A 15.\u2014Considerable ac- Cole navel expected thin week $ dar Po oar te to 33.80: \u2019 be sold by authority of Justice ail ihe woods Tn Company ar more than 00 000.investor of 3100 fin the J was entirely w nominal at 1 to 1 ; veloped in the stoc sizes, per box.\u2014 sndant.seized te rely within his right and duty 2000 paper net oF, cent.Prime mer- morning.Prices were = k market this BANAN amaica firsts, in this cause, consisting of horse, colt, as a Cabinet Minister, and entirely In % per cent.Ex- generally firm A5 extra large, buggy, etc.8.C.MARSON, B the interest of a non-partisan militia changes, 3173,246.411.Tues rie rs in a pumber of PLES ness 8p ton So B.N Wheat Reached Lower Level, Montreal, 15th June, 1904 © : service.It is of importance to observe London.\u2014S interest | Eat memes arrow, but ples, 36: N.B.Non- rom the Special Correspondent of th PROFITS OF THE MARCO i .\u2014Spanish fours, 35%.Ç; n the market seemed parell, $4.50.e ponden © Ni A that the list from which one name was ver quiet at 25 7-164 oe > pese Bar ail- scale.Union Pacific wos nh larger LEMONS\u2014Extra fancy.300 size, $3.65; Montreal Star on the Chicago Board TRANSATLANTIC SERVICE.4 a ete by Ther ame wan yor quiet, at 25 7-164 ounce.Money.firm, but St.Paul, Pennayivania, Atout 807; 360 size, Purity Brand, $2: choles, | OG 18d Bite Diviriet of Montresr No.Joe The possible gross revenue of a transatlantic wireless station with A of His Excellency the Governor-Gen- short bills.2% to 2% per cent; do.for fon.and Baltimore and Ohio were mere.°°° Wize.$3.38.Chicago, June 15.\u2014Wheat sold tosaf Circuit Court.J.A.Hurtesu, Plaine, ve.set of instruments, working half time, half speed and at | one i mral on the 31st of May.At that time three months\u2019 bills, 2} per cent.Pac rm With slight changes.Bouthern ONIONS.\u2014Egyptian onions, bags of lower level.New July ranged at 86% to O.Lefebvre.Defendant.On the 24th of t cable cha 1 at less than halt the Minister of Militia had returned to \u2014_ ific developed special strength and 2POUt 112 Iba.$3 per bag.86%, compared with u close yesterday of June.1904.at ten of the clock in tae fore- presen charges, would be $384,200.With three sets of instruments fe Maer IS DTN | away ron Comm Bin | RE 0 Sov Sa GE ty FARES Sv, the | ue Ce LER BEE BE ED BATE | en ma.ana harem 5 lors hrs, and dep 3 8: ce | in his Smee.while Lord Dundonald The Minneapelle and St Louis Rail- Steel securities showed strength, b firm.Ces , $2.50; © wheat from the south-west will soon com- Montreal will be sold by authority of Jus.station at $200,000.and charging 8 p.c.interest thereon, and\" deprecis.s office roa ompany has declared the regular a ve , but no and sn tice.all the goods and chattels of the said ti d main » p the same building.Tt \u2018Tord Dune semi-annual dividend of 2% per cent.on Besar and ihe 1 Amalgamated T, a APORATED SHURTS California {0700 Oe only the wheat ara Defendant, seized in this cause, consist.on an tenance at 10 per cent.each.and assuming the cost of Gcnald had any reason to be dizsatis- its preferred stock.Owing to the losses were stéady with eee list generally | peaches, 106: ae 40-0 bo: Tan os neoned for consumption the balance will lng of Somes pumniturs, ste.Conditions operating to be 20 per cent.of the gross revenue of the station), would be a an ay na aren forms Xperience for two.seas one By reason of Lone ere about steady.Delaware ani 340 Free CT » bs thrown upon the market.The fact 15th, 1304.- Montreal, Juns $351,650, leaving @ profit of $530,950.There are fourteen transatlantic oO ca oO harp adva | cocoan bag, eabl résponsible Minister and invite a dis- ent (ecoute van of Lata attic agree- Southern Feivay preforrea was miro.22.76; Grenoble wants, Te ares: + : ce from the United States.In the neer future, when the Marconi cussion of the subject.This he did shortage of crope, and oe : cand of the Erie issues, excepting the first preferred, gona alm 12c; Sicily filberts, $0; Es { , Company operates fourteen stations.the profit will be over $10,000,000, or not do.He made no representations earnings last winter by reason of the net did very little.Great Western was fairly Phelied wi , 20e; Brazila, 14e: Jumbo , 160 per cent.on its capital stock, which wold make the stock wort Dates Le his minister, but proceed- vere weather.It was decided to act con.end, Lies ractionally.General Pmonds, re se Ton Toasted cami least 1.500 per cent.above par.Under arrangements between the = .o Montreal and made h servatively and not decl ex end and ex- a 54 peanu d can , ng- tacking the And made is der The atively | ane ne Le ce area dividend on to-day.Sentiment was hopeful rights 11%ec: \u201cSun\u201d roasted peanuts, 10c; Span- ous e an ro u n S lish ang Ameri Marcon] Companies, the revenues arising in England Î whith he was serving.\\ , e.traders looked for a better market during ish, shelled, 12c; Virginian, shelled \u201c _ SL will be divided with the Amwrican Company, and vice versa.7 DUNDONALD'S POSITION Havana Electric Rallway Earnings.ong ng allan Pacifle was active ee Ae Say roasted peasy 4 i 1 7 \u2019 Havana Electric Rallway Company 1,500 shares o'clock were Ë LES.\u2014 Tomatoes, 6 J ON 2 \u201cThe sub-committee, while drawing| earnings: itd carrier, $3 baskets, $1.76 i attention ; to the - reasons which fully Spanish T\u2014 cumbers, $ basket: er .! Make ali Checks payable to the Undersigned : Justify the Steps taken by Mr.Fisher For, ce graine June or 1904.332 206 GOSSIP OVER WIRES pt pi $3 per t; Shia, ss per pu, Attention Is directed to! ee or an well known residence and As pa r ê m well to state that such ex- ee eer 38648 onions, Egyptians, §2 per bag of abouf |, étouhds, in the best residen n city.planation is not a necessary part of Tan orn FROM WALL STREET.13 0 { ; : ; \\ Increase .$3,655 > F i jo.ountaln St.0 À VORK.-1 9 higd | June, offired, 11,57: July.; Co gress treet, BOSTO rie « ®, 11 102 September! 10.10-12: 3 S.Bache & Co\u2014The nows tha \u2018onthe resul A eu TN, M \u2018 tober, 9.75; November, 9.67: De bor Southarn Pacifié woul à] from es 3.0 9 n S 9.70; January, 9.69.com milllon preferred 7 Par cent.stock\u201d ped 0 ally.which Pe H.L.A ear Ë \u2014 : ; ; t I , = FIRST FLOOR TEMPLE BUILDING.i 1 \" « - - - ' * 4 5 - re des à ; ie nr STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY.\u2018JUNE 15,.1904 For the convenience of Westmount Residents WANT\u2019 ADS Chk Montreal Star will be received by W.S.STONE, Chemist and Druggist, cor.of St, Catherine St.and Grecne Ave., 141et WESTMOUNT.RATES \u2014FOR\u2014 PREPAID CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS In the MONTREAL DAILY STARN SITUATIONS WANTED, 10 cents for 20 woids or less, and 1-2 cent per extra word, each insertion.PUPILS WANTED, lv cents for 10 wordsor less and 1 cent per-extra word, each ln- sertion.All other \u201cWANTED ads.25 cents for 35 words or Jess, and 1 cent per extra word each insertion ROOMS TO LET, lv cents for 20 words or less and 1-2 cen per extra word, each Insertion.BOARD, 10 cents for 20 words or less and 1-¥ cent per ext u word, cach insertion.FOUND, 10 cents for 20 words or less, and -1-2 cent per extra word, each insertion.TO LET, HOUSES, STORES.ETC.2h cents for 23 words or lesa, and 1 cent per extra word cach insertion.PROPERTY FOR SALE.25 cents for 25 words or less and 1 cent por extra word, each insertion.LOST, :3 cents for 25 words or less, and 1 cent per extra word, each insertion.BUSINESS CHANCES.?5 cents for ° word, each insertion PERSONAL, 2 cents per word, with à minimum charge of 25 cents each insertion.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NET CASH with order.When such advertisements are not prepaid numerous entries have to be made, and the rate is, in conseq'.ence, much higher.No charge made In our boos for classifed advertisements of less than five line: beynity for comfortable home; rent $22.Ap- 3 words or less, and 1 cent per extra PROPERTY FOR SALE.EN ee 8 FOR SALE \u2014 RESIDENCE.371 MET- calfe avenue, Westmount.10 rooms.Up to date, everything of the beat Alway: open for Inspection.Apply premises or J.Stevenson Brown & Co, Guardian Building.Telephone Main v80 and 416.134 26 FOR SALE \u2014 WEST END.FINE stone front house, nine rooms.Daisy furnace.everything up to date; a bargain 74 Tupper st.P 1376 \u2019 FUR SALE \u2014 ON ST.DENIS ST.above Ontario, a modern double flat, solid paying investment, $5300 P.E Brown, real estate agent, 97 St.James st.i 138 3 FOR BALE \u2014 321 DORCHESTER ST.substantial residence, 20.600 ft.lan.suitable for club or factory only, $14,000.P.E.Brown.real estate agent, 97 St.street.James 13 FOR SALE \u2014 3189 NOTRE DAME.corner St.Fellx, 2 large stores and dwellings.318.000.sècurfed Investment.P.E.Brown, real estate agent, 97 Bt.James st.138 6 FOR SALE\u2014MACKAY ST.11 ROOMed self-contalne) house, mod .rn.first ¢lass investment.only $7500 P.E.Browr.real estaty agert.97 St.Jam's st.138 6 Fo?SALE \u2014 ST HUBERT STREET.byw Ontario, 14 rooms, self contained stone n+ .4: can be converted into flata $4000.P E.Brown, real estate agent.57 St.James at.135 6 © FOR SALE \u2014 314 PRINCE ARTHUR st, atonz house, It rooms.convenient, healthy, best, quiet locality: $3500.P.E.Brown, real estats agent, 97 St.James sr: 138 FOR SALE \u2014 315 METCALFE AVE.Westmount, pressed brick house.19 rooms, hard wood floors, Ras and electric fixtures, concrele basement, enamel wash tubs: casy terms.Apply S.Shackell.478 Temple Bldg.- 142 3 FOR SALE \u2014 LARGE PROPERTY, 12 and 14 Cherrier street, near St.Lawrence Main st.8500 feet area.used as a flour mill, with macninery and implements.in gnod order, property well situated and can ba used for any other industry.cheap bargain Apply to Z Mayrand, N.P, 31 Christopher Colomb st, or caretaker Berard, next to mill 140 3 3aw >» FOR SALE \u2014 $3400, CHENNEVILLE st.(opposite square).Owner will sacmifice three stone front flats, 7 rooms eacn: cost $6500.W.Ernest Bolton, 1763 Notre Dame.142 6 =n FOR SALE\u2014 LOTS AND PROPERTY Apply to Dermarchais, Cote des Nelges Road.corner Maplewond.142 2 FOR SALE \u2014 5 TENEMENTS, PAYing 11 per cent.good tenants.Particulars rddress John J.Garland, 0 St.James st.FOR SALE \u2014 LIVERPOOL STREET.6 tenements, paying high interest; on easy terms.Address John J.Garland, 20 St.James st.2 FOR BALE \u2014 ON ST.CATHERINE ;, st, very valuable property, with 3 story building.Address John J.Gafland, 20 Bt.James st.LOTS FOR SALE.gl OR SALE \u2014 JOT.60 BY 109, HUT- 4 chison street, Annex, near Fairmount avenue; bargain for cash.H.J.Ross, 130 #t.Jaincs st.139 ¢ OR SALE \u2014 BUILDING LOTS IN block.Rielle and Gordon aves, Verdun, high land, about 128,000 ft.will be sold cheap.Edward Max, 434 Elm avenue.HOUSES TO LET.fa TO RENT\u2014AN UPPER TENEMENT, with % rooms, situated at the corner of St.Denis and Sherbrooke sts.Immediate poascasion.APPL H.Choquette, $93 Bher- brooke at.Tel.East 1993.141 8 TO LET \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED, 7 roomed house, No.38 Burton avenue, modern in every respect, open plumbing, electric fixtures, etc, etc.$38 per month.Hayden & Veith, Real Estate & Insurance, 229 Temple Building.141 2 TO LET \u2014 NEW 8-ROOMED DWELLings In desirable part of Westmount, ready for lst July, modern in every respect and will be finished to sutt tenants; rent $37.50.Hayden & Veith, Ileal Estate and Insurance, 229 Temple Bldg.141 3 THE MONTREAL DAILY SITUATIONS VACANT.(Continued on\u201d Page 9) ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED for boot and shoe, store.Apply amilton, 659 Craig st ANTED \u2014 8TRONG \u2018for firomen and brakemen, Canadian and other raliroads.Firemen average 365 become engineers, Brakemen average $60, become conductors, Name pouition Send stamp for particulars.Rallway Association, Box 147, Station B, Brookly average §108.NTED -.ABOUT THE 2IND JUNE, & general servant for a small family, going to the seaside.Apply in the evenings, at 143 Metcalfe st.TO LET \u2014 COTTAGE; RENT MODerate, furnace, gas.electric, first class order.cement cellar.Louls Henry.jr.Ne.241 Vlarke avenue, Westmount, Tel.West- 4 mount 754., 142 2 law TO LET \u2014 TENEMENT.8 ROOMS, wc, bathroom and hot water fur- nacre.Apply at No.7 Belby, Westmount.HOUSE TO LET.IMMEDIATE POSsession, corner St.George and St.Viateur (Annex).ieight rooms and bathroom.Apply 225 Temple Building, or 13a St.George st.TO RENT \u2014 DORCHESTER STREET, west of Fort, furnished or unfurnished: immediate ssession.Frank E.Donovan, 225 Temple Building.TO LET \u2014 DETACHED HOUSE.7 rooma, baby furnace, unique oppor- pin.on premises.94 York ave.Westmount.FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.fi TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE AT Lennoxville for July and August.Four bedrooms.bathroom.water, electric light, tennis lawn, not far from Golf Links.Apply P.O.Box 57, Lennoxville, P.Q 138 6 n FURNISHED HOUSE IN WEST- mount to rent, for summer months, al! modern conveniences, gas stove, etc, immediate possession if necessary.Apply O.1182, Star Office.138 6 TO RENT \u2014 COMFORTABLY FUR- uished house, with piano, five rooms, TED \u2014 HOUSEMAID, COOK AND the one family.Apply T6 Mackay NTED \u2014 ESSENTIAL TO SUCCESS: quick, retentive memory.quired in spare moments.send for full particulars.W.Harries, University Coach, 2749 St.Catherine.Telephone Uptown 3006.ANTED\u2014BOOKKEEPER FOR A LUMbering and pulp company, out of town Must be- strictly snher, guages and have experience.Address, stat-; ing salary expected.O, 7619, Star Rranch ANTED \u2014 $800 A YEAR AND EXPENses for men or energetic women to visit our agencies.to establish new ones.procuring names and addresses, tise our goods; experience not necessary.but Bradley-Garretson Co.Limited.Brantfard.ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL AR GENeral mervant, no washing.Apply to 1382 St.Catherine st.WA Apply evenings, aouse above Sherbrooke.ANTED \u2014 A BOY LIVING WITH HIS to RO messages, clean up, sweep and push cart and make generally - useful.IMMEDIATELY cook.Good wages.City references 21 Cote des Netges, previous experienc» Hours 7.30 am.to 6 pm, half- Apply to No.§ St bata flat, gas stove, heated, hot.cold water, rent moderate Joseph B.Perrault, 2719 St.Catherine st.Telephone Up ne.143 3 TO LET \u2014 FOR SUMMER MONTHS, 160 room house on Rosemount ave, with use of plano and telephone.Apply to J.Cradock Simpson & Co.146 \u20ac HOUSES WANTED.ANTED \u2014 YOUN: OR MIDDLE AGED men for grocery store: stand tne care of horses thoroughly A nice place for a steady ANTED \u2014 SMART about 20 years as clerk in hat store; must speak French and English.Apply American Hat Store, .ANTED \u2014 A GOOD COOK FOR CA- Union avenue, 6 TO LET \u2014 IN LACHINE.WELL furnished louse for summer or longer; r good lucality, all modern convenlences; W convenlent to cars.Apply Box 214, Lachine.tween 7 and § pm.ANTED.\u2014EXPERIENCED SALESMAN for men's furnishing department.ply before 10 a.m.Jas.A.Ogilvy & 8 142 WANTED \u2014 FOR SEPT.BY NEWLY north end preterred.Ret must be low.E, 1820, \u2018Star Office.RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.TWO BTRONG BOYS TO work at the plumbing and heating.Apply tn 1074 St = NTED \u2014 AN ENGINEER.WITH kngwiedge of ice plant.tion for good man.Apply by letter ta F.married enruple, flat of 4 to 6 rooms, V w+ TO LET \u2014 A FLAT OF 3 UNFURnished rooms, for three adults, between Phillips square and Guy, north of Dorchester.State terms, which must be moderate.P, 7668.Star Branch Office.RESIDENTIAL FLATS WANTED.WANTED \u2014 TCG RENT FROM FIRST ANTED \u2014 MEN TO REMOVE GOODS from a fire damaged building.Apply 173 Common at.NTED \u2014 FOR HUDSON one- hour from city, vants for summer.Apply 142 Metcalfe at.VVANTED \u2014 A COOK.298 STANLEY ST.42 WA two general ser- si of September at moderate terms, by des\u2019.able tenant, modern fiat, cuntalning five ur moiv 1voms.Apply, stating terms anc location, C, 1443, star Office.141 2 WANTED \u2014 A MARRIED COUPLE wants a flat of 3 or 4 rooms, in cen- WANTEL\u2014IN SEPTEMBER A FLAT, with four unfurnished rooms and James Methodlst Churca.Apply, stating terms, to K.365, Star Branch Office.142 3 FLAT TO LET (FURNISHED OR UNfurnished) wanted at once, neighbourhood of Westmoun:, or would consider fur- full particulars W.H.Thomas, 204, Windsor Hotel.142 3 FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.TQ LET \u2014 FOR THREE OR FOUR months.from July 1st, small furnish- dress J, 6314, Star Branch Office.138 6 on Peel at\u2026 near Sherbrooke at.everything modern: telephone.etc.Address K.6349, Star Branch Office.138 6 APARTMENTS TO LET, TO LET, CHEAP for summer months emly, suite of furnished rooms, cor.Peel and 8t.Catherine sts\u2026 including clud room, and Branch Office.142 of 138 6 OR SALE \u2014 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE on west alde Idurncher street, between Fairmount and Viateur avenues, 3 Ints, double and single: will be sold together or single: terms moderate.Apply to M Simpson.46 Renouf Building, Tel.Up 2168, PROPERTY WANTED.LL 'ANTED \u2014 CENTRAL LOT, WITH W old buildings suitable for factory, St.Henry, Bt.- Cunegonde.Would give two lots ta Western avenue Westmount.in part payment.G.W Badgley, 124 St.Peter st.ground floor.Loue 142 2cod WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE FOR about 32,500, s¥mally cottage, 6 or 7 central nel urn ood mn of wrence st.and norta o rchester = Principals only G.W.Badgley, 124 St.Pater st., ground floor.142 2e0d rooms.in FARMS FOR SALE.FOR SALE \u2014 FINE FARM, COMprising 175 acres.TB under eultiva- tion, the remainder w ed, handsome large apd barn, cormer 4 roads, fine water, asrchard of hundred treea situated on Lake Megantic.Prov.Que: lake twelve miles Jonk, tes minutes\u2019 drive to town, junction two house reïlroads: change for enterprising party.Good market.Owner retiring from active life.Address P.O.Box 5:.Lake Megantic, Province Quebec.\" 142 3 EN -r FACTORIES TO LET.\u2014 TWO MODERN FLATS 50 M TO, clenr, lighted three sides, :central, steam power elevator.Apply The Bell , Thread Co.Ltd.183 Nazareth at.137 6 OFFICES TO LET.- f \u2014 THREE SPLENDID OFFICES, : Lith vault Apply, to J.Oo Davai #4 OL James st, room SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.\u2019 west end lake shore.furnished cottage, electric light, hot and cold water, Loat house.Apply to E.von Rappard, Bu huuses, in the prettiest part of Ca- couna, vn the west side of the Ht.Lawrence Hat! Apply to Peter Dunnigan, Cacouna, D \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A GOOD pléëin cook or general servant.St.Matthew st TANTED \u2014 A SHIPPING CLERK FOR a wholesale hardware firm, previous tral locality.State terms.Address O, 7606, experience preferred.Apply F, 1880, Star star Branch Office.Office.: : AN OFFICE ASSISTANT far wholesale hardware h .use of bataroom.in neighbourhood of Bt.Ply F, 1681, Star Office.ANTED.\u2014 A DRIVER FOR EXPRESS.\u201c Apply A.A.Perry & Co.Catherine at.ANTED \u2014 FINISHERS ON SKIRTS and jackets:- only experienced finish- nished rooms, with attendance and cooking, ers need -apply.New York Skirt Mfg.Co.where no other boarders are taken.Write 8 Lemoine st.! = ANTEL.\u2014 AN young man wits shorthand and typewriting.State \u2018experience and salar; expected.Apply G, 1900, Star Office: ; \u2019 ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A SCRUBBER: no Sunday work.Apply 1748 Notre ed fiat, central locality.Rent moderste.Ad- Dame st.NTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED Apply Salem Co, OFFICE ARSISTANT, a knowledge of A TO LET \u2014 FOR JULY AND AUG- WwW ust a newly furnished flat of 7 rooms and Watst Mfrs, 323 St.James st.ANTED \u2014 COOK AND HOUSEMAID; city references.Apply 7 Thornhill ave, a corner Argyle avenue and Sherbrooke st.ANTED \u2014 LAD FOR BRANDING.APply.at the warehouse, 33 Willlam st.ANTBD \u2014 A GOQD STRONG BOY TO rand piano.make himself generally useful.use of U Pp .Address P, 7639, Star ply No.& Victoria square, third Bat.ANTED \u2014 BRIGHT YOUNG MAN TO etc, far.a trade journal: good 0 TO LET \u2014 AT ST.AGATHE.ON Offis:- - ; TABILEMAID.Hotel Carslake, .573 St.James st.TED.\u2014 SALEENAN FOR FIT REform Wardrobe.one who can speak Agathe.- 1389 War TU LET \u2014 AT CACOUNA, THREE both languages preferred.Apply personally to E.A.Small & Co., 8 Beaver Hall HII r.e 140 6 semi-detached stone house.on river front: ten rooms: partially furnisned: ten J.Widmer Nelles & Bro.303 St.James SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.with grounds and stable and fit for and rent: would rent for term of Years.A, TO LET \u2014 AT DORVAL FURNISHED cottage, splendidly situated, water supply.John G.Savage, 168 McCord st TO LET \u2014 NORTH HATLEY.QUE- hec, two furnished cottages, five and eight rooms reapectively, beautifully situat- ply Miss Alice MeClary.142 4 TO LET \u2014 SUMMER COTTAGE AT Little Metis (furnished).beautifully situated on the nearide among pine trees.Apply the Misses Gwlilt, b4 Tupper st.tage.overlooking lake, completely furnished, excepting table and bed linen.blankets and table appointments, $173 for season.Plans and particulars.J.Widmer Nelles & Bro.303 St.James st.142.3 Jaw BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET.0 LET \u2014 SMALL, CONVENIENT LIT- tie office; ground floor: just the thing.Good window, near corner, electric ligh private lavatory, 34 Lemoine st.Desk and furniture.137 6 TO LET \u2014 TWO WELL LIGHTED flats, 48 x BC, on St.Maurice st.separate or together, with use of hoist.A ply to 1966 Notre Dame at.137 STORE TO LET ON NOTRE DAME Jes square.Apply to 585 Craig at.2 TO RENT LARGE STORE ON LEASE only.opposite Court House, also two offices, connecting.second floor, front.meÿr- ly renovated.Enquire caretaker, 1560 Notre Dame st.1432 6 ANTED \u2014 A PARTNER, WITE CAPI- ada, articles, millions in It.Address D, 1742, Star Office.141 3 ANTED \u2014 ENERGETIC PARTNER OF ability to invest 3500 in established manufacturers agency in iron and steel, D.1760.Star *.WANTED TO BORROW.security & 138%, Bar OKies.ses à 4 Corde mam fe rms FOR SALE.Rn FOR THE MILLIO LF \u2018ling, $2; cur maple, 5.00; \"tannins A ED re J ATON ist 10 m : line cars, also machinists, am.TO LET \u2014 AT STE.ANNES, FINE Wednesday, room 2,.36 St.Francois Xavier street.ANTED \u2014 FOR A SMALL FAMILY at the seaside a good reliable ser street\u201d 142 3 vant, who can cook well.Apply 464 Clarke ave.Westmount.1 niinutes from station: rent §180 per.year.Ww ANTÈD\u2014 A BOY TO ANSWER TELEphone and be generally useful around WANTED-HOUSE ON LAKE SHORE house.875 Dorchester st.NTED \u2014 YOUNG BOY, WITH BOME in cutting.Apply Salem Manufacturers, 142 Ww occupation in winter.State number of rooms WA Ltd.Shirt and Waist 323 St.James st.NTED \u2014 HALL PORTER AND BELL boys.Turkish Bath Hotel ANTED\u2014 A YOUNG OIRL AS HOUSE- 4, willing to go to e coun- tablemal required.Apply 1129 1597, Btar Office.140 3 Co.SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET.WA try: city references Sherbrooke st.ANTED \u2014 MANAGER FOR A PRINT- tng office in the city: must be thoroughly competent and reliable.G, ed on west shore of Lake Massawippi.Ap- Office.[ TED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY RELIABLE ANTED one who is capable and energetic: noc \u2018objedtions to axe: go - oy Apply \u201cThe Wigwam,\u2019 138 Peel st.TED \u2014 TWO TABLE GIRLS AND one chambermaid.Hizhent salaries paid.Geo\u201d Füller.\u201cWelland Hotet.- NTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS PLUMRER.Apply at once R & Bt.Catherine st.wr Moulding and WH TO LET \u2014 BEACONSFIELD.COT- WA \u2014 A FIRST CLASS PICTURE also a joiner.3 'ANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL FOR.OF- must write geod plain hand.own handwriting, VVANTED able to gooû plain cooking.girl to dp light housework and assist with children.Good wages.Apply 37 \u2014 EXPERIENCED lady for aiik department, st.between McGill ot.and Chaboll- WA WwW.H.Scrogg! Catherine End University NTED \u2014 NURSE A - gYle: ave, Westmount: J NTED\u2014 AK EXPERIENCED SALES\u2019 lady -for confectionery store to hi of cake dept.Must speak French nd English.\u2018Apply to B, 1606, Btar, Office.LY 441 AR: Ww Ja = A PARTNERS WANTED.Ww NTED '8@TENOGRAPHE you want to better your tend speed classse Goltman's Business Calmer Bhorihand.typewtiiios.bookkeeping mer, ortha: ng.oop talemrephr.toi tal, to manufacture.in U.&, and Can- WA \u2014 A GIRL FOR GENERAL one having experience In importing.Address ANTED Office, is + WAR references.339 ds Prince Arthur st.PLAIN stay in town for he a nmer: ree ay: hy 317 Milton st 12 3 ANTED \u2014 TO BORROW $5000, GOOD wasaing;.offeved, 7 per cent.interest.fertnoce a SITUATIONS VACANT.- (Continued on Page 9) ANTED \u2014 WAITRESSES, EXPERIenced.3283 St.Catherine st.342 3 : 2 + ve SITUATIONS WANTED.(Continued on Rage 9) ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD goneral business knowledge would ithe to hear from firm desiring services of VVARTED \u2014 MAN OR LAD TO DELIV- capable young man, F.1833, Star Offios.: er meat and take care of 5 must know city and have references.Apply Winch's Market.2337 Bt.Catherine ut ANTED \u2014.BY STEADY YOUNG.MAN, as handy man, sipreman or any la- r= | bouring work.Address 27 Argyle avenue.ANTED \u2014 STRONG BOYS AB STEAM- FURNISHED -ROQMS TO LET.OOMS \u2014.TO, LET.ONE MEDIUX R elegantly furnished room, fronting on Drummond et, very bright and cheerfui, Auer light, room situated on bathroom dat Apply 19 Drummond + .A t 2 Rooxe \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS, ON bath fat, all newly ftted up, Auer light, hot and cold water, with or without board.$62 Palace st 140 3 fitters and plumbers\u2019 apprentices Ap- \"YU ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG WOMAN OF f ut for a ply at once, W.J.Graham, 88 Cathcart st.months, companion to invalid or elderly ot VVANTED \u2014 MAIDS AND oman person; willing to go to measlde or country.servants, with good references, can O.always find places in first class h Apply 73 Mansfield st 7619, Btar \u2018Branch Office: 143 2 ANTED \u2014 BY A MIDDLE AGED WOman with a little girl 11 years, would V ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG WOMAN.WITH like situation as working housekeeper.Best some experience, as nurse, where two of references.Apply 178 Berri st.are kept; willing to go to Cacouna.Apply to Mrs.Percy R.Gaull, 120 Mackay street.WANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WO- 142 3 AJANTED\u2014 GOOD SERVANT.218 MET- man work of any kind by tae day.Good laundress M, 42 1-3 Aylmer street.143 2 calfe ave.Westmount.VWANTED \u2014 BRIGHT BOY ABOUT 16 years of age, for hardware office; TO LUMBER COMPANIES.Advertiser having charge of books and Food opportunity.Apply in own handwrit- payrolls of lumber company employing ing to F.15855, Star Office.142 2 some 500 men, desires employment by first-class lumber company coming sea- VVANTED \u2014 A GIRL TO GO TO THE son, after August I5th.X.Y.Z., care A.seaside for two months Apply at vnce to 4484 Western ave 143 3 McKim & Co., 168 &t.James st.Montreal 139 2 2aw \\ ANTED \u2014 BY PROMINENT FIRE INsurance Company.inspector for Pro- WANTED \u2014 MASSAGE AND ELECTRI- vince of Quebec; both languages necés- sary.Address, stating references, P.city.all cages of rheumatiess: nerd vousnezs and stomach troubles, jtreated very 0.Bax 2305, Montreal 142 3 successfully.by young, experienced operator.VW ANTED \u2014 A GOOD, STEADY MAN for a boot and shoe repair shop.Apply immediately to 107 St.Alexander st.Address Howe, 748 Lagauchetiere st.142 2 ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN SITUAtion as indoor servant, in gentleman's V ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A RELIABLE house: good references.Address P, 7641, general! servant, downstairs work Star Branca Office.142 2 only: good wages 4:1 Lansdowne avenue (near to street cars.) 142 2 Rooms \u2014 3 LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS newly furniahed, suitable for 3 gentlemen or married couplé i6a Dr à st.161 5 oom \u2014 TO NT ONE LARGE AND one amal!l bedroom, well furnished.every convenlence snd use of phone, in private family.Apply 24 St.Famille st.141 3 Rooxs \u2014 164 PEEL STREET, CORNER St.Catherine, bright front rooms, by dey or week, very central for strangers in city.141 2 OOM \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, Ht by gas, comforts of home.478 St.Lawrence st.near Ontarla.142 à OOMS -\u2014 FURNISHED ROOM ON bath flat, single or double, also one unfurnished front pariour, extra large, with arble mantel and grate.$4A City Council ors st.OOM \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED ROOM to Jet, private family.20 Drummond street, left hand bell.142 2 OOMS \u2014 ADVERTISER CAN THOR- * oughly recommend comfortable rooms for two or three gentlemen at moderate prices.55 Victoria st\u2026 142 3 OOM \u2014 BEAUTIFUL LARGE FRONT room, with bay window, also another double: first class.138 Mansfiled st.ANTED \u2014 BY EXPERIENCED COOK position for the seaside or remain in VVANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT, FOR ©!ty for summer.Apply from ten to five.small family.breakfast only to pre- 61 Berthelet st.142 2 pare.References required.Apply XN¢.1000 Sherbrooke st.ANTED \u2014 NO.7 UNION, AVE, EMployment Directory, good waitresses V JANTED \u2014 GIRL FOR THE KITCHEN; for seaside.cooks, nurses, generals, house- ne night or Sunday work.Apply 239 Maids for city and country.Good wages.St.James st.142 3 VWASNTED \u2014_EXPERIENCED PASTRY ccok (woman).good wages.Grand Union Hotel.1913 Notre Dame st.ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED DRESA- maker wishes séwing at home.children's clothes a specialty.110 St.Famille.142 2 V ANTED \u2014 A STOREMAN, ONE WHO has had experience and can speak French and English.Apply to 333 St.Paul street.ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SBERVANT for small family, easy place.Apply in evening at 66 St.Matthew st.private familles.Apply 173, care of W.S.Stone, Westmount.142 JANTED \u2014 BY AN EXPERIENCED young lady sewing at home or in ANTED \u2014 JOBS, PAINTING.KAL- somining, paper hanging and plastering.at special low prices: work satis- FANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS COOK.factory.Drop a p.c.LI Coleman, 100 St.W maid; must have good references.Norbert st.142 5 Apply at once to Mr.George Walker, 2388 and 2370 St Catherine st._ V ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN WOULD like to hear from firm desiring the \\ ANTED \u2014.A YOUNG MAN TO MAKE #¢rvices of one to handle advertising In himself generally useful around a butcher shop: one wao can drive a horse.general and assist In office If necessary: thoroughly experienced.H, 1983, Star Of- Apply 217 Greene ave.fice.; ; YANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS HOUSE- WANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE WO- wireman.Apply to H.E P.Bul- mer, 30 York ave, Westmount.Phone Mount 487.DRESSMAKERS.Wanted\u2014Waist finishers, Skirt fin- man work by the day of any kind Apply or address No.9 Anderson êt.\\ JANTED \u2014 A GOOD MAN .COOK DE- sirps situation, is competent and steady: references If required.Address 7681, Gtar Branch Office.YANTED \u2014 BY GOOD COOK SITUAtion in small family, seaside or coun- trv.Good city references.Address P, 7672, ishers, several first class workers for Star Branch Office.ermanent position.Apply Dresmak- ng Department, Jas.A.vy & Seas, cor.St.Catherine and Mountain st.servant; must be good plain cook; three In family; another maid kept.Good ANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY YOUNG lady desirous.of going to England: | ~ would act as companion or nurse In ex- ANTED \u2014 COMPETENT GENERAL change for passage.H.1976, Star Office.143 3 wages.Apply after ¢ pm.Mra Winard, 143 Bayle st.WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY GENERal servant: family of four: work and good wages.Apply 81 Shutér at.AJANTED + IN 5 can find same, with all modern conveni- WwW YOUNG LADY CASHIER, ences, Auer light, telephone, eté., at 22 Mc- 143 Gill College avenue.both languages.references.Apply Photoscope Tent.Sohmer Park, 10 o'clock ROOMS TO LET.OOMS \u2014 GENTLEMEN DESIRING nicely furnished rooms (extra large) 4 to.> = o-morrow morning ReoxE \u2014 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED \\ ANTED \u2014 MAN, GOOD HUSTLER; references.knowledge photography, electricity preferred, good wages.Apply 11 location; \u201cdouble room in high class house, other smaller rooms, very pleasant, choice 1 excelled.91 OOMS \u2014 TO LET NICELY FURNISHed room on bath flat; all convenl- ences.76 Crescent st.142 3 OOMS \u2014 ST DENIS BOULEVARD, furnished room, English family, $4.00 monthly or board arranged.Apply 3 6u- zanne st., near Shamrock Grounds.143 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.EE ANTED \u2014 BY LADY FOR 3RD JULY, one unfurnished room, vicinity of Dominfon square preferred.Address O, 7617, Star Branch Office.ROOMS WANTED.ANTED \u2014 A ROOM AFTER JULY 1st, comvenient to St.James's Club.E, 1830, Star Office.ANTED \u2014 ROOMS.WITH OR WITH- - out board, for tourfpts and strangers.Address Information Bureau.Montreal Business Men's League, 288 St.James st.Victoria square.139 3 3aw AJANTED \u2014 A GOOD SIZED UNFURnished front room, in a quiet respectable house, between Union avenue and Guy street.O, 7636, Star Branca Office.ANTED \u2014 FRONT ROOM, UNFURnished, with clothes closet, west of Bleury.157 Ash avenue.ROOMS AND BOARD.Roexs \u2014 VISITORS TO MONTREAL Transient rooms and board.First class rooms and board, by the da) or week; most desirable and convenient locality.Write or call for terms.Address 78 Victoria * TT © 119 36 OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.DOUBLE ROOM wita board, also table board.97 Union Avenue.133 20 OOMS \u2014 LARGE -AND SMALL ROOMS, breakfast or full board; transients accommodated, bath, etc.60 Drummond st.140 4 OOM \u2014 AND BOARD.LARGE FRONT .\u2018room, private balcony.also single rooms, half block from street car.Tram- sients accommodated.American House, T9 Union ave.Tel.Up 3345.140 3 Kay st o\u2018elock to-morrow morning, Photoscope Rous \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS.PT Tent, Sohmer Park.Mackay st.References exchanged.*.142 2 WANTED \u2014 A BOY TO DRIVE.761 LA- gauchétiere st.ANTED \u2014 AGENTS TO TAK =.ders for our office specialty, oF really OOM \u2014 VISITORS TO NEW YORK City.Transients will be accommodat- ediut 84 West \u2018lot street.* -142-3+ seller, required in ail up to dato péfices > business places.Libera] commissions pa good men.City only.Apply between ! and 2 and 5 and 6 p.m, Room 111.Temple Bldg.street.142 2 VANTED \u2014 AN ENERGETIC YOUNG OOM \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room, private family.594 St.Urbain OOMS \u2014 TWO SINGLE ROOMS, ALL modern conveniences.Apply to 110 142 4 man as shipper, one with experience Union avetbue.in heating and plumbing business preferred.Apply to H.1964, Btar Office.Rex .\u2026\u2014 COMFORTABLE ROOM, WITH board, bath- flat, quiet family: no ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY FOR UP- children; terms 33.60 per week.163a Chat- town confectionery; must be experi- Dam st.T enced.Apply McKeown's, 2721 or 259% St Catherine st.OOMS \u2014 IN PRIVATE FAMILY.3 rooms: house in-nicest Jocalitr: suit- VWANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT.| able for couple; rooms can be rented separ- small family: no children; no wash- Ate.Mrs.Adler, 1¢ Lembine st.142 4 ing.References.320 Elm ave.142 2 V NTED \u2014 BELL BOY AND WAITER, OOM \u2014 TO LET A NEWLY FURNISHed room on bathroom flat; breakfast speaking English and French: must if desired.190 1-2 8t.Antoine st.143 6 have good recommendation.Btanley Hotel.Ree \u2014 TO LET BINGLE ROOM, NEWly furnished, on first floor, gas, no ANTED \u2014 COOK.83% DORCHESTER children.706 1-2 Dorchester st.142 3 street.ANTED \u2014 A TRUSTWORTHY GEN- QOM\u2014TO LET COSY, COMFORTABLY furnished bedroom.suitable for a gex- eral servant, with references.Good tleman: breakfast furnistied if desired; wages.Apply 113 University st.terms moderate.Apply° 16 Phillipe Place.above Beaver Hall Hit.142 3eod ANTED \u2014 AN ASSISTANT COOK: good wages.Apply to head putes, Catldreas Memorial Hospital, 500 Guy st.Nicely furnished rooms on bathroom : flat.Use of piano if desired.Special summer rates.\u201d Apply on premises - - 142 $ viocka, 34-00; mii} blocks, $1.76 per load; also Antnracite cual, aelivered anywhere In the city.J.C McDiarmid, No.3 Canal Basin, corner Uuy und \\Wwillmm ste bell OOM \u2014 TO LET ONE FURNISHED room on bathroom fiat, private.house.Telephone.25 St.Luke st.Tel Maln 482 - 152 Re\u201d \u2014 A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM in strictly private family.suitable board if OR SALE \u2014 FINE DOMINION ORGAN, for married couple or two friends; iano case, § octave, little used.Price desired.Apply 2433 St Catherine at.Pp $113, for $653.Apply 40 1.3 City Councillors st, Montreal.142 3 142 3 R SALE \u2014 GAS BTOVE AND RIT- OOMS \u2014 LARGE.NICELY FURNISHed room in private family, Auer light, chen furniture.11 Melbourne avenue, first floor, nice locality; near Milton st.32 Westmount.Hutchison st.OR SALE \u2014 TWO BEDR OOM \u2014 NICELY FURNIBHED FRONT also a mantel bed.Apply oe Sn bedroom on bathroom flat.suitable for ualen st entlemen or married couple; central lo.F°* SALE \u2014 HANDSOME NEW DINING table, with extension leaves, made of quartered golden oak.Price §15.Can be seen at 13¢:B Dorchester st.142 3 3aw chlity.10 Unibn avenue.OOMS \u2014 RST CLASS BOARD OR use of kitchen.729 Sherbrooke st , \u2019 143 2 For BALE \u2014 A WINTON GASOLINE 1 Reo \u2014 fo LET LARGE DOUBLER front room, newly tinted and furnished.automobile, in good repair, having No other rnomers.All modern improve- been thoroughly overhauled; a bargain may nients.Apply to 35a Mance st, Montresl, Que.be had.P, 7669, Star Branch Office.142 2 5 Fer SALE \u2014 $4 MONTHLY BUYS FINE QOM \u2014 TO LET LARGE ROOM .ON bathroom.fiat.use of kitchen and - > sa prices $109 to 31s.dining room If desired: private family.on Call early and get first choice.Apply Mackay at.Address P, 7640, Star Branch Leach\u2019s, 2440 St.Cataerine st.Open even- Office.T.Up 2485 ings.OR SALE \u2014 356 CASH BUYS FINE 1 OOM \u2014 SINGLE.OVERLOOKING GARden,, for gentleman; private aduit octave American square piano, rose- American family.81 (not 81A) 8t.Famille wood case, carved legs.Apply Leach\u2019s, 2440 at.Phone East 2171.St.Catherine, between Stanley and Drum- mond.Open evenings.OOMS \u2014 TO MARRIED COUPLE, large unfurnisned room.cheap: large OR SALE \u2014 A NEW IRON BED AND closet.273 St.Antoine st.ry extension dining table! ve aole.Apply 2684 St.Catherine at.OR SALE \u2014 NO.1 REMINGTON TYPR- writer, with tabulator attachment, in first class order; only in use a short time.WANTED TO PURCHASE.Nt ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE YOURS and everybody else's cast off house $35 cash.Address P, 7667, Btar Branch Of- hold .furnitiire, clothing, fur coats, capes fice.i 103 2.Bd onde.autu and sliver: best cash JOR BALE \u2014v PRINCE ALBERT Cot BR Frail 498 Crois and vest, with beaver, $30, perfect.good goods.promptly called for st.Tel East oa.ly new; also go-cart; cost 516: will sell for $9.P, 7663, Btar Branch-Office.LADIES W and entioman's cast-off Ar : © fur.R SALE \u2014 PURE DALMATIAN PUP.¢osts and capes.Ses Sam Pearsen first, 3338 fes, dos.very well mpotted.two Notre Dame st.as we pay the best prices P months old, male 916, female $7; the couple $16; also -éme couple extra file Dalmatian, of any other desler.Mall orders attended 'slephone Main 965._ So 132 20 20 months, 35.Apply to U.Bt.Jean, Cdn WANTED \u2014 ONE GOOD SIEED TENT Qué a 142 3 | Fer SALE \u2014 ONE HANDSOME PARlour set and other articles, at 373 Bt.Antoine st.Le For SALE\u201415 YARDS CARPET (CATA.longue), one yard wide; .ln first, order.Address 790 Park: Lafontaine.\u201c \u2018BALE \u2014 \u201cHANC ROUGE\" ® rooting gravel.Fine crushes aa Rouge\u201d Syenits for roads, sidewalks, gar- = deu-walks -floors, cellars, etc.Concrete amd W Mackdam stone, all sisee.T.A.Morrison à i For SALE \u2014 LINEN Co.204 Bt.James st.Telephone Main 4532 the yebr \u2019 te 43 \u20ac seccess guarasteed to men of a d .Very.profitable for apare ti Sea taka and do it mow.Wealey Liaseot Beam! for CAmMpIng purposes; also a small one; both \u2018must be In good order.F, 1860, Star Office.TO PURCHASE SECOND- 7 W hand machine for mixing concrete, in d order, or would rent same.Apply J.E.Nicolet, Que.143 2 T AGENTS WANTED.A LIVE AGENT CAN MARS anywhere from 310 to §18 each week rousd.tion attractive, x \u201816e; remnasts batcqer, voller table linens, linings.made roles, * 24 check towelling.navy and biaek , 5 aches,\u201d $c.Rowells General presa, opposite Windsor Hall L 9) 3 (Continued on Page ART on W to employ agents; $8300 : position rmane ENTLEMEN QR LADIES } rar OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD AT 98 STANley street, double ms; plso table board.Transients sccomm ted.140 6 Ro \u2014 AND BOARD FOR TWO .young men.157 1-2 Atwater avenue.: 140 3 Rooms \u2014 AND BOARD.A LADY ÔF- fers furnished rooms, with board, for summer months, electric Nght, teleph exceptionally clean; caolce board.481 Sher- brooks st.141 \u20ac OoomMs \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED 3 double rooms, front and back, on bath flat, with board; gentlemen and married: couples; table boarders taken.Terms moderate.62a City Councillors st.141 3 ARD \u2014 ENGLISH FAMILY IN LANS- downe svenue can offer hoard and bedroom for one gentlentan.Apply F, 1840, Star Offtee.Ree \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED ROOM at Montreal South, facing the river, fn beadtiful situation.suit friends rooming together: full board $3.50) per week.8, 1335, Star Office.: 139 2 2aw OOMS\u2014AND BOARD.LARGE DOUBLE and single rooms with board:' transients accommodated.day or week: good cooking and home comforts.24 McGill College avenue.140 3 daw OOM \u2014 NICE ROOM TO LET IN A Prench family, with board, English preferred.Tel.East 2414, or 994 St.Denis street.143 6 OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS | o h_ flat, not and cold.water, suitable for married couple or two gentlemen: transjents accommodated.138 Met- calfe st.142 4 Rooxs \u2014 AND BOARD.ELEGANTLY furnished, with choice board.References exchanged.113 University st.142 2 HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.OR SALE \u2014 MR.J.H.WATTAN, OF Picton.has just arrived st our stables with car load of superior horses, in the tot are four ponies suitable for family or children to drive, also several good familly and business horses.T.W.Foster & Co, cop St.Paul ot.141 3 Fer See \u2014 HORSES.ONE BEAUTI: fui cream coloured Gelding, with oil- ver mane and tail.16 hands high, 6 years old, and will weigh 1200 lbs.one of the handsomest horses in the city.Also chestnut.cob, 15 3-4 hands.thoroughly broken to harness and saddle, 6 years old, one pair of golden chestnuts geldings, 15 3-4 hand high.§ veux old, and one pair of steel grays, 15 3-¢ hands high, 5 years old.T.W, Foster and Co., 805 .8t.Paul st.141 2 OR BALE \u2014 A QUEBEC BUGGY, IN F first clase order.made by lariviers Apply at 159 Amherst st - 186 tt OR SALE \u2014 PONY, ONE OF TRE finest ponies in the Eastern Townships.also a fine summer and winter riz, very little used.For particulars address Box 223, Granby, Que.140 3 OR BALE \u2014 A HANDSOME SURREY, a runabout, made by Stivern, of New York, and a Lennox trap, by Flandreau, New York.Owner wishes to dispose of them as he is going abroad.A.C.Larlviere, Carriage Maker, 73 St.Antoine st.140 4 Fe: SALE \u2014 GLADSTONES AND XEN- sington buggies, Quedec, Mikados, fam- {ly trap, pomy carts, expresses of all kinds, carts.poles, harness, etc.Brosseau, 85 Bt.Maurice st.141 4 daw ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE FOR farm purposes, culled or tired horses, easy work and well cared for.Good prices Batid.Answer with particulars.D, 1748, Star Office.141 4 aw R SALE \u2014 A QUEBEC BUGGY, IN the beat of condition; also a horse at a low figure.Address at 2178 Notre Dame st, city.142 2 For SALE \u2014 A YOUNG THOROUGHbred horse, standing 15.2 hands.To be seen at 188 Hutchison st.142 3 For SALE \u2014 A RUNABOUT.MADE by Btivers, New York, and a Lennox ra EE abroad and wishes spose © e A.Carriage Maker, 73 St Antoine st .142 4 ve - .For BALE \u2014 E FAST TROTTING mere, \u201cBlue bon.\u201d 8he ts a golden chestnut, \u20ac yrs.old.15 3-3 hands high,perfeet- -ly sound and kind.Sired by \u2018Lion Munco- vite,\u201d dam a thoroughbred mare.With it~ tle bandling last season she trotted De- lorimier track in 2.30, should trot in 2.20 this season if handled.For sale by auction Friday, June 17th, st 330 pm.T.W.Foster -& Co., Auctioneers, 603-605 St.Paul sf.WANTED TO RENT.ANTED \u2014 TO HIRE FOR THE SUM- \u2018mer s pony cart.ft for 12-fian4d pony.\u2018tare guaranteed.Address O, 7637, Branch Offlos ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.ANTED \u2014 BOARD BY YOUNG MARried couple, with child, in private family; west of Bleury st.Reply, stating terms.Address P, 7616, Btar Branch Of- ce.BOARD.OARD \u2014 MRS.DOCTOR SEARL strictly private accommodation for ladies, with professional attendance.ladies treated and attended.23 St> Monique se OARD \u2014 FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD at 468 Guy st.140 3 F OOM8 \u2014 WITH BOARD, MODERN accommodations; no children.14 Union ave.142 3 .SUMMER BOARD.OARD \u2014 LAKE HULL, LAKE MEM- phremagog, (eorgeville, P.Q, now open.\u2018Special rates from Magog on steam launch; no charge for luggage w.Keyea M.D.Prop.123 23 OARD \u2014 CACOUNA.THE \u201cDUFFER- fn\u201d House is ready for guests; special rates for June.Apply J.M.Pollock, Bron.QARD \u2014 LES BOULEAUX.ST.HYPO- lyte, Lake Achigan.The best house, on the finest lake, norta of Montreal, first class plain board: beautiful view: wide verandahs; row boats, canoes; livery, $6 per week French summer school.A.B, Cruchet, Proprietor.138 10 OARD \u2014 CAN GIVE FIRST CLASS ACcommodations to a few boarders._close to P.O.Station and boat; terms 35 per week.Apply Mrs.Camplong' Hudson.Que.Bo4rP \u2014 AND ROOMS IN A PRIVATE family.at Beaconsfield.terms low.Apply at Cottage, 6 Beaconsfield, or 109 Park avenue.139 6 OARD \u2014 \"LAKE ST.JOSEPH COTtage,\u201d 7 miles from St.Agathe.best of board.Good boating and fishing.Boats, etc, free.Terms moderate.Adrien Corbell, St.Adolphe de Howard, Que.139 6 ARD \u2014 WANTED LIMITED NUMber of boarders for summer months in private family on farm.For particulars sp- ply to Mr.Martin Elliott, Brittonville P.O.Argenteull Co.P.Q.139 © OARD \u2014 A FEW BOARDERS ACCOMmodated at spring Hill Cottage, Sweéeteturg: good board; terms moderate.P.F.Ferguson.139 10 B°4rD \u2014 ST.AGATHE DES MONTS, first class board and rooms.Telephone or write Mrs.L.T.Dick, St.Agathe des Monts.: 139 10 OARD \u2014 A FEW SUMMER BOARDers can be accommodated at Miss Ellen Johnson's, Carillon, Que.Rates $4 per week.Excellent board.No children.BeAr \u2014 INVALID OR CONVALEScent to board for th> summer in the home of a trained nurse; H\u2018! farm.splendid view: every care If nee*ed; references.Box 28%, Robinson.Bury, Qs.140 7 Boar \u2014 AT CAP A L'AIGLE, COMfortable rooms and excellent hoard, at Mrs.Riverain's, Cap a L'Algle.141 2 QARD \u2014 BY JUNE 15TH, SUMMER board on river shore, near Post Office, station and caurch: lovely grove near house; no consumptives taken.Terms $5.00 per week.Apply Mrs.Joseph Cleary, Shaw- bridge; Que., opposite Post Office.136 5 law OARD \u2014 LOOKING FOR A RESTING place?Prince Edward Island's climate lis ideal.Farm and sea products unsurpassed.Send name on a postal for free descriptive matter.Charlottetown Tourists\u2019 Association, Prince Edward Istand, Canada.142 2 law B°ARD \u2014 WILLARD.ME.WANTED AT Willard boarders for June.also boarders for season.fine Incation, good sea view, five minutes from beach, Montreal reference furnished For full particulars address rs.Geo.E.Griftin, Willard, Me - 139 6 Zaw OARD \u2014 LONDON.ENGLAND.VISITors will find comfortable rtom and liberal table with Mrs.Stark, 52 Torriog- ton square, Bloomsbury.Central situation.118 2aw tf ARD \u2014 AFTER JUNE air BOARDers will be accommodated at.Bt Gabriel de Brandon.Houses overlooking lake, ted minutes\u2019 walk from station.Adults only Address Box 29, St.Gabriel de Brandon, Que.121 10 law OARD \u2014 LAKE MASKINONGE, ST.Gabriel de Brandon.Houses on bank of lake, ten minutes from station.five cows, one hundred acres of wooded land.Good boating and fishing: safe bathing.Adults only.Address Box 39, St.Gabriel de Brandon, Que.142 & PBCARP\u2014 SUMMER BOARD AT \u201cMAPLE Cottage.\u201d Knowlton, Que.situated.on east side of Brome Lake, 10 minutes\u2019 walk from P.O.Apply M.Geer, Knowlton, Que.BOARD \u2014 ACCOMMODATION FOR boarders at Maple Leaf Cottage, plenty shade, alry rooms, Verandah, 1-3 mile from C.V.R.Station.near Catholic Church.Daily mail.Terms $3.For further particulars apply Mrs.Mary Russell, North Stanbridge.P.Q.142 5 2aw ARD \u2014 VILLA DES PINS.BRIGHT and sunny rooms, first class board, 35 a weak.Special prices for children.Peter ficheaffer, St.Marguerite du Lac Masson, Comte Terrebonne.142 2 Zaw OARD\u2014KAMOURASKA HOTEL.THOS.Ward.Prop.Kamouraska, Que.Now open for guests.One of Canads\u2019s healthiest and most popular summer resorts.For par- tienisrs: write to proprietor.Price.vary moderate., 142 13 ARD \u2014 STANFTEAD HOTEL, ETAN- stead, Que.Hotel is now open tn receive summer boarders.Stanstead ls altu- uted \u2018on the Boston and Mains Raitway, ne mille from Vermont line, four hours\u2019 ride from Montreal: the hotel is 1100 ft.above sea level.pleasant drives, fishing, etc.livery In connection.Further information ap- \u2018ply Hall & Nettleton.Proprietors.143 4 OARD \u2014 FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODA- 4 tions, boating.view of Jake; reasonable: write for terms or call at Mrs.Bedard's, St.Agathe des Months, Que.142 10 daw BUSINESS CHANCES.Nt TYOR BALE \u2014 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS \u2019 groceries, cigar, fruit and econfec- tfoner; stores.boarding houses, partnerships and ail other kinds of businesses; rere chances for beginners.Houses and shops to let_ L.Harris, 25 St.Lawrence st.138 9 For SALE \u2014 OLD ESTABLISHED TAI- luring business in best locality; reason foor selling retiring from business.\u2018For fuc- ther particulars address 8, 1091, Star Oice.1 t Fétsire \u2014 BY AUCTION, FARNHAM brewery, a carbonator, made to order mm New York, with latest improvements, cost $3,500; only four monthe in use; also masn tubs, still tubs, casks, Thottles, etc.Cartonator will be sold separately if desired.Sale at Farnham on premises at 11 am.June 20th.Terma cash or approved credit.For further particulars apply to P.8.Doyle, 564 5t.Paul et., Montreal.138 8 YOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTY having capital to invest in sn industry.being operated in Canada, alone of its kind and unlimitrd market, which pays 40 per cent.For information address to The Canada Carriage Steel Wheel Co.1334 St Lawrence, every day between and \u20ac pm 142 2 2aw YOR SALE \u2014 BLACKSMITH sHOP.with tools, house, lot.orchard, stons stable and other buildings.Apply to A.Langfield.Walmer, Ont.143 2 SPLENDID CHANCE.WILL SELL A grocery.flour and feed, hardware, crockery, paints, oils and wall paper business; immediate possession; in the beautiful and growing village of Waterville, Que., 111 miles from Montreal, on the G.T.R.Please advise at once, Box 45, Waterville.142 6 FOR SALE \u2014 HOTEL IN OTTAWA, one of the best in the city, close fo the Parliament Bulldings, and on the principal busineas street.A snap for the right man.Good reasons for selling.Apply P.H.Wright.43 Bank st, Ottawa.11431 3 ARTNER, WITH ONE THOUSAND dollars can secure full interest in a good running factory.For further particulars address F, 1384, Star Office.142 2 FOR SALE.The proprietor of a first class hotel and cafe, situated near R.R.station, wishing to retire, offers a splendid investment for continuing an established and prosperous business.Communieations from principals only will be entertained.Address P, 7678, Star Branch Office.LOST.tr OST \u2014 COLLECTOR'S BOOK.MONTreal General Hospital.Finder wil) much oblige by returning it office of The Montreal General Hospital, rochester st .137 \u20ac OST \u2014 ON FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH, AN Alredals terrier, on the Mountain.Reward on returning to A.Hamilton Gault, 995 Sherbrooke st.140 3 OST\u2014 A WHITE SKIFF, WITH GREEN trimmings, from Dixie, on Saturday night, between eight and ten o'clock.Reward on applying to Mr.J.C.McRae, La chine.140 3 OST \u2014 $20, HOLLAND'S STORE OR along north side St.Catherine st.to Stanley.St.Catherine car to Kensington, corner Sherbrooke.Reward 143 Bajle st.141 2 Los \u2014 BANK BOOK, EITHER ON ST.Lawrence st.or St.James, contaln- ing $75.Reward on returning to 1638 8g James st.141 2 1°57 \u2014 CHEQUE, A G.N.W.TEL.COS cheque for $569.44, on Bank Commerce, dated Toronto, June 10th, payable to W.B.Powell.Payment bas been stopped.\u201d Finder please return to Mgr.G.N.W.Tel.Co.and receive reward.141 3 OST \u2014 WHITE BULL TERRIER DOG.cut ears.Return and receive reward.G.Jordan, 2723 St.Catherine st.) OST \u2014 TUESDAY.14TH, ON WINDSOR st, between Osborne and St.Antoine, or on St.Antoine st.car going east, a small lady's purse, containing money, etc.Finder will please return.to 207 Mountain st.and be rewarded.OST \u2014 ON FRIDAY.10TH, ONE BLUE parcel, containing 12 dozen artist'e brushes.Finder will be rewarded on Te- turning same to 9 DeBresoles nt.OST \u2014 BLACE GOCKER SPANIEL.L answering to name of Jet: Any one ining te.4661.41.ALRARIRG AL.wait be rare $48.* ad OST \u2014 A ST.BERNARD DOG.REward to finder at 11 Bt Edward st.(off Bleury).Any one found retaining this dog will be prosecuted.OST \u2014 ON DORCHEBTER STREET.ON Tuesday morning a baby\u2019s blue carriage wrap.Reward at §5 Balle st.Les\" \u2014 A FOX TERRIER DOG.BLACK and tan markings ôn head, white body: answers to \u201cSport.\u201d Return to 15 Selkirk ave.and receive reward.hat \u2014 TUESDAY MORNING ON DOR- chester at.west of Crescent.baby carriage cover, made of silk, with lace trimming.Finder please return to 13 Crea- cent st.Reward.FOUND.TRNOUND\u2014 LAST THURSDAY, JUNE STH, in a vacant lot, on Guy st.a .bicycle.Owner can get it at 401 Guy st, by describing same and paying the advt.141 2 OUND \u2014 PURSE, CONTAINING money.Owner apply George Scott, Cinematographer, 1% Jordan st, Toronto, Ont.142 2 MISCELLANEOUS.MADAME WESTON, MONTREAL'S noted int, ngs daily 50c to $2.00; satisfaction guaranteed.Two weeks only.No.244 Dufferin st.Amherst oar.OUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT P.LApointe\u2019s for plain medium and artis- ti¢ ruraniture, for parlour, dining room and bedroom: also bedding.carpets, refrigerators, stoves, go-carts, etc, etd, at lowest possible prices.Call and see for yourselves.449 Bt.Catherine st.cast.118 tf SUMMER BOARD WANTED.ANTED \u2014 BOARD FOR THE BUMmer at Back River or vicinity, for entleman and wife and little boy.Ad- Gress, stating terms, to A, 1567, Btar Office.0 TEACHERS WANTED.act WANTED ~\u2014 TEACHER AT PERN Glen, B.8 No.3.Union District Parry Bound, duties to commence after summer holidays Apply.stating salary and qualifications, 8, J.Elliott, Secretary-Trea- surer, Fern Glen, Ont.186 26 ANTED \u2014 A BPECIALIST IN science for the Brockville Collegiate Institute: initial salery 31000: duties to begin- Bapt.1st, 1906.Applications received until the 25th inst.Address W.A.Pornam, Chafrman, Bchool Management Committee, Brookville, Ont.86 z PUPILS WANTED.ANTED \u2014 MRS BULLOCK.SHORThand specialist, bas vacancies for few more students.16 Osborne st.139 ¢ WANTED \u2014 PUPILS.VOICE PLACING, violin snd sight singing; special terms for summer season.Studio, front room No.6.Karn Hall, first floor up.7262 St.Catherine st.2 140 \u20ac WANTED \u2014 LEARN ¢ SHORTHAND {three weeks), with Prot.Cooke's latest method.Typewriting, correspondence.12 ?\"81.50.\u20ac St.Christophe, oft Dor- chester st.142 2 ANAMAS, S8TRAW BRAID, OR CHIP straw hats, bleached and renovated, in faultiess style.Drop us a postal.M.R.DesGeorge & Co., 182 Centre at.141 6 YANTED \u2014 INFORMATION OF ELIZAbeth Mahamedy, of London, England; last heard of in Montreal 1896.Any information of her, or of ner death.If dead, address Daniel Cunningham, 131 Champ dae Mars st.Montreal.142 2 aw ANTED \u2014 INFORMATION AS TO the present whereabouts of Mrs.Delia Bouchard.Her sister Kate Lynch enquires.Apply to Canon Renaud, 46 Bet- mont Park.142 2 .H.HITCHMOUGH IS HEREBY NOTIfied that in default of his payihg at 183 St.Urbain st, the amount he owed, he.~ fore June 23rd.1904, hin personal effects, consisting of trunk, clothes, etc, will be sold to satisfy the same.MEDICAL.MATERNITY HOME: PRIVATE: BEAUtifully located and furnished; respectable classes; adoption provided; trained nurses.Dr.Turver, thirty years\u2019 experience woman's diseases, 53 West Genenre street.120 4 RIVATE, HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN wish rkilled treatment, maternity care, con ment: adoption arranged.Phy- sian and trained nursez in attendance.Aâ- dress Doctor.Box 1, Buffalo, N.Y.14% 20 PERSONALS.ERSONAI, \u2014 ERNERT BROOKFIELD.of Algburth.Liverpool.will please call on hin brotifer at La Corona Hotel, Bert.- 142 8 \u2014 | FOR SALE ST.LEON SPRINGS HOTEL | ON THE Petite Riviere du Loup, 8ix miles from Louisville, Me.Prop tifully wooded land.with Hotel bul erty consists of about 47 acres of bean- ding.50 x 200, 3 storles in height, good Sonblen i a nee together with all rizhts to the celebrated St.n 5 yield a revenue o er annum, an A - creased.or full particulars, apply to per.can be largely in J.STEVENSON BROWN & C(O.1422-209 Quardian Building, , , 160 ST.JAMES STREET, .| = nt a cr re i 4, + mOn ia, GR 4 4 ae x , Box 370.references and salary expected to D, 1748, * Star 1 © ary.C, 166}, Btar Office.141 3 ANTED \u2014 TBACHERS AND S8TU- dents We have a special money- ° Country St.Steward, Victoria Golf un an : : \u2014flAT2 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 mal, vw.= saute te mes 1 \u201c.- à 9 .MONTREAL DAILY STAR=WED NESDAY, JUNE 15.1904.i \u2014 = 8ITU .; 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WITHOUT ENDORSEH OR SECURITY ; ANTED \u2014 vITTRRE \u2014 EXPERIENCED TRAVBL- JPOONB \u2014 SINGLE AND EN SUITE, MACHINE mil rectors, bering > slotter hands, planer hands, jathe Banda, tool mak- ors, punch and die makers and specialty men None but firut class men nesû epply.+ Apply to sterboro, Ont.ANTED \u2014 Canadian General Electric Be °.tt OPERATORS ON HIGH Speed machines.steady employment; §00d wages.We do not work Emui 133 tf ANTED \u2014 LADIES CAN rday afternoons.John P.Biack .street.& Co, 183 Vitre EARN twelve dollars a week during sapere me, or 1 can services.Mrs\u201d Davidson, Brantford.133 13 Suaraated fifteen for whoie WANTED \u2014 WE ARE IN NEED OF agents to handle an article that seils like a whirlwind, and can guarantee $2.60 per day clear profit; our proposition is irre- @lstable; no capital.We need local travel- Ung agents and men with abil ty.To ail such our proposition ls a snap.rite now.Why deluy.Drawer 66.Brantford.133 13 WANTED \u2014 TWO FIRST CLASS PORTable slotter hands.Apply.stating Wages to The Canadian General Electric Co.Limited, Peterboro.Ont, Canada.134 12 able to milk and handle horses, Apply to Wm.Leney, Farmer, Molson Farm, Longue Pointe.136 :f SALESMEN Wanted to sell the BERLINER GRAMOPHONE on monthly instalments in the city.Liberal remuneration to good men.The Berliner Gramophone Company of Canada Ltd., 2315 St.Catherine Street.139 7 ANTED\u2014 AT ONCE GIRLS TO LABEL and wrap Florida water.Good wages.Davis & Lawrence Co, Ltd, 356 St Antoine st.,139 5 ANTED\u2014 A SUCCESSFUL AND WELL < established lite company wants a general agent for the Province of Quebec.Ap- Ply to R, 1264, Star Office, giving references and experience.188 6 ANTED \u2014 AT 60 McTAVISH STREET & reliable general servant and aiso 6 partial nurse and housemaid in small family; references required.No washing.140 3 WANTED \u2014 TRAVELLERS TO TAKE grocers\u2019 staples as side line om com.| of furnishing addresses.mission.only experienced and well known | PATtruiars én need apply.A, 1538, Star Office.140 3 ANTED \u2014 GARDENER, MUST BE capable of taking full charge of garden.Apply at once to Wm.Currie, 1967 Notre Dame st 140 tf VWWARTED\u2014 POSITION BY GOOD FIRST class sausage maker.Address No.50 St.Paul.Willlam F.H Doyle.140 3 JANTED \u2014 BRIGHT YOUNG MAN AS assistant in accountant's department | of large firm.must be good writer, quick at figures and have best of references.Bright prospects and promotion to one whe Is steady and competent.Address B, 1600, Star Office.140 3 ANTED LIFE INSURANCE agents wha desire to increase their income should communicate with P.O.Bax 878.140 6 ANTED \u2014 SMART.INTELLIGENT boy for wholesale hardware merchant's office; must furnish best of references.Address A, 1595, Star Office.- 140 3 ANTED \u2014 COOK TO GO TO STE.Agathe; must have city references.Apply £2 Simpson at.140 3 ANTED WORKING HOUSEKEEPer for farm near Montreal, widow with one child preferréd: good position for right Teon.Apply giving particulars to P.O.x 2326.: 140 3 YANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS GENERAL servant.Good wages pald.Apply 97 Durocher st 140 3 ANTED \u2014 JUNIOR CLERK FOR OFfice of wholesale house.also bright office boy.Apply te C.1870, Star Office.141 2 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN AS SALESman for flour and mouille Rigaud Milling Co.Rigaud.Ques.141 DIESINKER WANTED The Hemsley Mfg.Co., 255 St James Street, ANTED \u2014 SIX GOOD LIME STONE cutters; wages 3¢ cts per hour.eight hour day.Apply Hooper Bros.corner Elgin «hd Flora sts, Ottawa ANTED \u2014 A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT young lady.speaking English and French, as junior salesiady.references required.Apply C, 1675, Star Office.141 2 ANTED \u2014 6 COOKS, ¢ HOUSEMAIDS, 8 waitresses, 10 general servants.Apply Huckle Employment Bureau 505 Cralg street.141 2 ANTED \u2014 20 HARNESS MAKERS for Ontario.Apply tn W.Huckle, Labour Contractor.30% Craig nt.141 2 ANTED \u2014 SMART YOUTH, ABOUT 16 years of age for office work; must be penman.Apply.stating references to Bon 188.te ANTED \u2014 FUR BLOCRER AND FUR trimmers wanted.Apply North Weat- ern Fur Co.393 St Paul st.141 2 ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG LADY, SPEAKing both languages.to answer telephone; must have a good knowledge of a \u2014 ANTED \u2014 A FARM HAND: MUST BE Warten ; Îlné salesman, acquainted with paint store trade of Ontario and Quebec; must speak English and French.Give references.Oscar Schiegel Mfg.Co, 1323 Bt.James ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN WITH SOME experience as optician.R.Hensley, 285 8t.James st.141 3 WANTED \u2014 HELP, 75 EXPERIENCED overall and smock voperalors for work tn our factory.Apply at once.The Royal Shirt and Overall Company.1456 Notre Dame st.141 ?Vv ANTED\u2014Tallor, a Young man to make himself useful, bushelling, uimming, etc.Apply with references UC, 1662 Star Office.141 2 ANTED \u2014 BRIGHT.SMART BOY, 14 y to 16 years of age.for office and to 1 learn the electrical business.Apply room 2, 1246 St.James at 141 3 \\ ANTED \u2014 OPERATORS ON GASOline cars, also machinists, 10 aun.Wednesday.36 St.Francois Xavier st VW ANTED\u2014AN EXPERIENCED OPERAtor en Uninn Bag machine, light work and highest pay to good hand.F.1944, Star Office.142 3 Saw WANTED GOOD GENERAL SERvant.capable of Keeping house for three gentlemen Apply 247 Bishop st References required 142 3 Jaw \\ ANTED \u2014 TWO BOYS TO HELP IN\u2019 a shirt cutting room; gond chance to learn the trade.must he intelligens and quick at work.Apply 10 St.Peter st 142 \\ TJTANTED \u2014 TWO GORDON PRESS feeders, also girls far fancy box work.Good wages Steady employment None but experienced Help need apply.Ltd, 600 Craig street Major Mtg.Ca, 142 2 VV ANTED\u2014 LADY TO OPERATE TYPEwriter, who can write French and speak English, shorthand not nacessary Apply ta Dr A T Sanden, 132 St James st.\\ Keeper, capable nf taking charge of an Infant, Protestant preferred.Apply F.1851, Star Office VWANTED copying letters.TANTEDÈ\u2014 A WORKING HOUSE.LADIES.$30 THOUS®¥ND No mailing to friends stamp-d envelope.Dept B.13.Select Toilet Co.; Chicago.A FANTED \u2014 MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade.New aystem Eight weeks | average time.Wages Saturdays.Tonls donated.$10 to 313 weekly guaranteed when béautifully furniahed, ruaning water, also large Gouble parleur bedroom, plano use kitchen, accommodation for visitors to city: quist; first clase only: close to Windsor alsijon.Dominion square.14 Osborne street.136 13 OOMS \u2014 TO LET ROOMS BATH- flat.comfortably furnished.telephone, Auer ligat, private family; no children.Address 21 Bt.Farhille st 1368 9 OOM \u2014 NICE FURNISHED DOUBLE - front room, corner St.Catherine and Drummond.For particulars apply $3 Drum- mond st.a47 6 OOM \u2014 TO RENT A NICELY FUR- 4 nished room in a private family, on Catheart atreet, will be vacant July fret, gentleman only.Address L, 7429, Ster Branca Office.139 6 OOMS\u2014 TO LET.FURNISHED OR UNfurnished.with or without board.407 Magdalen st.Point St.Charles.\u2018138-6 OOM8 \u2014 TO LET UNFURNISHED front and back parlours or one larg unfurnished room, al) modern convenience Apply at 66 St.Hubert st.138 \u20ac OCOMS \u2014 A BRIQHT, NEATLY FURnished room on bath flat, alsd single room.Auer light.93 University at.138 5 Roo \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOM IX superior house, gentlemen: refrcenees exchanged.16 Osborna st.Reexe \u2014 WELL FURNISHED PARleur and double bedroom adjoining, in private family.near Windeor Hotel: first class © Address LL.7420, Star Branch Office.139 OOM \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM ON BATHroom fist.158 Bleury st.139 4 M BALE \u2014 FURNITURE, CARPETE ref.rators, ball ranges, office furniture, for cash or credit.M.A.Wiider & Co., 358 Bt James, 241% 8b Catherine 3036 Notre Dame.237 of Fer BALE \u2014 NEW BUILT UP WHEELS with new Morrow brake, only $438 each, everything at equally low prices.Bicycle, Munson.Toronto.134 26 OR SALE \u2014 HEMLOCK AND BPRUCH, one, two and three inches, a bargain: Address T, 1381, Star Office.13% ¢ OR SALE \u2014 $00 LOADS FIRST CLASS vine bed earth.just the thing for garden or lawn.also 300 loads fliing earth.Ap- ly.D.Harris, on cor, east.Peel and Pine stoves, kitchen venue.146 3 OR SALE \u2014 EMPIRE TYPEWRITER machine.just put in order by the | manufacturers; .will sell cheap for cash Address B, 1651, 141 3 OR BALE \u2014 36 TUBES AND OTHER fittings for freezer, 15 fi.mquare.good as new, cheap.Apply C, 1881, Siar orties, 141 For SALE \u2014 BAILING YACHT \u2018Spray, * 25 ft.over all, 8 1-2 ft.beam.22 inches drsught, cahined; very roomy deck and cockpit Good suit canvas steel rudder and centre board.fully complete, ail in first class order.newly painted Will be sold at reasonable price.Can be reen at her moorings Pointe Claire Boat Club.Enquire of Legault, the caretaker, or «'.1689, Star Office 141 5 all framing orders : OFF this month.Malone Moulding and Framing Ca 48 Beaver Hall pill.141 tf Star Office.Roeoxs \u2014- NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ta rent in first class house on St Catnerine street west, singly or en sulte Address M, 749), Star Branch Office.140 3 PO0MSE \u2014 TO RENT AT 5% VICTORIA > &t, let class, with al! accommodations.Transients 146 6 FIOOMS \u2014 LARGE AND SMALL WELL de furnished.with clothes cupboards} toard If desired.bath flat: gentlemen only.Also table board 98 St.Famille st 140 3 OOMS \u2014 TN LET FIRST CLASB double and single furnished rooms, on bath fat.quiet, comfortable home, for gentleman only.Apply 776 Palace st.140 6 OR SALE \u2014 FANCY CHAIRS, MATtresses, bronze clock, piano chair, door awning, large stereoscoping views, béer glasses and one ledger.Copeland-Chatter- son system only, 15 days in use.3 Laval avenue.141.3 OR SALE \u2014 INFANTS AND CHILdren's white muslin hoods and hats nd embroidered hoods and hats, large as- sortment: best vaiue in the chy.Clark's, room one, :10 St.James st 10 3 SALE \u2014 GIRLS AND BOYS OR F suits, and blouses in Galatea, pique.navy serge, etc, for \u20ac to 10 years old.good quality; nigh grade goods.English make, 20 per cent.off regular prices.Clark's, room one, 210 St.James st.141 2 OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED AND UNfurnished rooms, at 91 University st.Telephone in house.140 6 Reeox \u2014 TO LET LARGE FRONT ROOM j through Special inducements now Write on bathronm flat.fn private family.far catalogue BMoler's Barher College.New far two gentlemen or married couple.Ap- York City.142 8 ply 133 Lusignan at.140 3 YANTED \u2014 A THOROUGH, COMPE- OOM \u2014 733 SHERBROOKE STREET.tent cook.Apply between 2 and #4 p.m Friday, June 17, 1904 at 20 St.Mark st.142 2 V ANTED YOUNG MEN TO LARN free scholarships for the best commercial course in Canada.Only two Peeks' work necessary.For particulars apply to Lewis Luke, Box 679, Montreal.100 18 law SITUATIONS WANTED.V ANTED\u2014HOUSE PAINTING, DECORating, plastering, tinting and paper canging:.charges very low.Address Saiss, Egar, & Biguer, $168 Dorchester st.Tel.Main 736.121 26 VWANTED \u2014 A.MANNETTL 69 CHA- boillez st, Italian Labour Agent for railroads.138 3¢ ANTED \u2014 POSITION BY YOUNG lady as companion or nurse, with lady travelling or summer resort, best references.Address S.E.M.Bouchette Station 135 8 P.O, Que V ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG LADY A POSItion as nurse or companion to an invalid lady; would not object to take entire charge of an infant.Would leave city or travel.Address R, 1360, Star Branch Of- fice.138 10 V ANTED \u2014 YOUR BUILDING REPAIRS to do; will lay good concrete floor, artificial stone sidewalks, water oourses, will make damp cellars dry.Send note to me for personal interview, McKeown, 284 Marie Anne si.=.- 65 ANTED \u2014 YOUR BUILDING REPAIRS to do; will lay good concrete floor, artificial stone sidewalks, water courses, will make damp cellars dry.Send note to me for personal interview.McKeown.294 Marie Anne st.189 5 ANTED\u2014YOUNG MAN WANTS POSItion.speaking both languages and beet reference furnished.Apply to O.Char- lebols, 197 St.Joseph st\u2026 Lachine lock.between 7 to 9 p.m.140 3 V ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG LADY BEEKS employrnent as companion or mother's assistant; no objection to travel.Apply at Mru Jephcotts 4237 Dorchester street, Westmount, Montreal 140 3 VWWARTED \u2014 RESPECTABLE MIDDLE aged woman.good plain cook, wants situation in small family, Good reference.Address st.city.town or country.124B St.Antoine atv 3 V YANTED \u2014 HOUSE PAINTING.DEcorating.graining.tinting, plastering and paper hanging; charges moderate.Best references.Drop card.Labis, 332\" Cadteux st.149 13 \\ YANTED \u2014 BY §TEADY AND RELI- | able man permanent situation as ! nandyman.wililng to do anything.Address ! 14 8t.Monique st 140 6 pleasant furnished front room, stationary twashstand: modern conveniences.Terms moderate.; OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED AND UNFURnished.Apply 235A St.Anfoine s.140 3 OOMS \u2014 ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN will ind good room; terms moderate; breakfast if desired.742 1-2 Sherbrooke st.OOM \u2014 WELL FURNISHED.ALL CONveniences, in quiet private family.where no other roomers are kept.Gentleman preferred.11 Buckingham avenue.240 3 OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED, TO let, on bathroom fiat.30 McGill College ave.Telepnone Uptown 2710.140 3 OR SALE \u2014 TWO BEDROOM SETS and one iron bedstead.perfectly new.Apply (between 10 and 12 am.and 4 and « pm.) at 155 1-2 St.Charles Bortomee street.141 3 OR SALE \u2014 DOUBLE BCULL, SHELL bottom, racing skiff, good opening for oarsman, boating club; exchange for sailing boat.70 Molson ave.(\u2018ote St.Paul.141 6 OR SALE \u2014 STOVE AND BIDEBOARD.No.8 Jewell stove, in goed order, also small sideboard, with mirror, almost new.541 Lansdowne avenue.OR SALE \u2014.USED PIANO PLAYER.by one of the greatest American manufacturers.Case of genuine mahogany.Cost $300.Our price to immediate purchaser salaried 3 money na WITHOUT ENDORSER \u2018On SECURS me to suit b or.Alt bust 207 NTREAI.CREDTT COMPANY, 206 Temple Building 185 St James street Ha : ss 300 | te t-s Welo ban Money at the Lowest Rates in The City On household furniture, or gans, horses and carriages, without publicity or removing the a We oan in sums frrom $10 to $1000 trom 1 Ww 12 mouths.We give liberal dis count, if paid before due.Your deal Ings with us strict! private, as we know you would with.By courteous treatment aud Fair.Honest Deal ing.Wo are gaining new ouatomers oxory dar.You should be am them.Cail and investigate.We will be pleased to talk the matter over with you, or p us, Bell 3381 Main.and we will send one of our agonts to ses you, After 7 p.m.tel E.1238, Montreal Loan & Brokerage \u2019 Ream 304, New York Life B tag, Cor.St.James st.and Place D'Armes sq.CHAS.BE.Mgr.117 Sawtf CAMPBELL, A NEW ERA IN MONEY LOANING UNLIMITED CAPITAL Ta loan at lowest rates.Lower than charged by any contérn in Montreal.LOANS $1000 to 500.00 on Fasy Weekly , Semi-monthly Or Yearly a 0 EN A MA SA A SA AA MA Paymeuts.One month to two years\u2019 time.OUR CELEBRATED EAST PAYMENT PLANS Make Money Busy to Borrow and Easy to Pay A LOAN OF 8100 Csn be A LOAN uF 8 $1.35 weekly or monthly.1, write or telephone for information.Loans knowledge of relatives, friends or employer.ing, No 303 St.J street, cor.st Can be $2.5 monthly\u2019 A LOAN OF ead Md J weekly or thly tN a $1.50 weekly or monthly.Ç Can be A LOAN oY 8) Can be repaid AOc weekly or monthly $ solute Privacy is our Watch word.made without embarrassing enquiry or The Canadian Finance Co.Rooms 211 and 213, Merchants Bank Build, ames .Peter st.Telephone Main 433 or West- mount 69, after 6 p.m.141 Yawtf ë Salaried peo Money Loaned Sqinried,, peo chants, teamsters, houses Easy payments.Largest business 50 pria- cipal cities.TOLMAN, 517 New Yerk Life Building, Plate 4\" Armes.93 312 tr- Streets.SUMMER RESORTS.to 1 Summer Resort Bureau The success of THE STAR SUMMER RESORT BURZAU OF INFORMATION in the past justifies its continuance during the coming season for onvenience and benefit of those readers of th among the Summer Resorts, Hotels, and Boarding River, Seaside and Country Resorts, dur ng the summer months.tending spending a vacation or outing at: \u2018those resorts whose announcements appear in the Star may procure Folders Circulars and other Information as to Location, Transportation, Terma, Special Attractions and Features on application to the Star Branch.Office, corner of Peel and St.Catherine The ALGONQUIN ST.ANDREWS, N.B.On Passamaquoddy Ray, near Eastport, Me.EXCELLENT GOLF LINKS, BOATING.BATHING, FISHING.HARVEY & WOOP, HOTEL BELLEVUE, BOSTON.Representative at Windsor Hotel, Montreal June 15th to 25th, daily, 11 to 1.- Representative at Russell F'otel, Ottawa, June 12th, 13th, 14th, daily, 11 to 1.Representative at King Edward Hotel.Toronto, Star seeking recreation oyses at the Mountain, Those in- 189 tf SUMMER RESORTS.© ADDRESS : June Sth, 30th, 11th, daily, 11 39 16.ABENAKIS SPRINGS Delightruliy.situaled on the west bank of the St, Francis River, near its confluence with the Majestic St.Lawrence.\u2018Ping-Pong, Clock Gott, Getfette, Tennis, Tether Tennls, Di Unsurpassed Boating.Bathibg, Fishing, Woods, Fields, River an he famous health-giving Abepakis Mineral Waters.esæ\u2014 Dancing cvery cvening.Use of Bouts free te guests.Via.O.T.R.Round Trip from Meoutresi $2.23.Por illustrated booklet, etc., address R.6.Kiowtes Abels Springs, Que.NILE Gaspe Basin The Favourite Spot for Health and Sport Charming Resort fer snd Plea sure - The vicinity affords beautiful scenery, âne sea bathing and unexcelled fishing.Guests \u2018aave the privilege of salmon and trout fishing fn connection with the house.Salmon and Trout Fishing Par Excellence.BAKER'S HOTEL (OPENED JUNE 18T.) 20 ons and favourably known, offers first MORTGAGE LOANS.launch.mede by Shipman.of Boston; a perfect engine, for any novice or professional to handle: will sel} very cneap to a prompt buyer.Addresx 173 Bt.wrence st.OOMS \u2014 LARGE DOUBLE AND SIN- kle rooms, nicely furnished: transients accommodated.Lorne House.se Tnion ave.141 ?For the convenience of Westmount Residents WANT ADS The Montreal Star will be received by W.S.STONE, Chemist and Druggist, cor.ot St.Catherine St.and Greene Ave., WESTMOUNT.\u201c142 cod ¢f OOM \u2014 TO LET NEWLY FURNISHed single front room to vouns man of quiet habits, In private German family.ro children: rent moderate.Apply at store, 2144 St.Catherine st.41 2 OOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE front room, suitable for two gentle- men- or married couple, with or.without V YANTED \u2014 BAKER.24.DISENGAGED seeks situation As good second hand.800d mixer and moulder: abstainer, reliable | ! VV ANTED -\u2014 i lately fram the old country, desires and good worker.Address B, 1646, Star Of- | 140.3 fice WASTED \u2014 A YOUNG LADY STENO: | grapher wishes position; references.| B.184%, figr Office.: 141 3 | MAN, MIDDLE AGED stenography and typewriting.Address L A.position of any kind.caretaker t .collector, Labat, Post Office Box No.643, Montreal | storeman or otherwise.Address N.oon ; 141 2 { Star Branch Office.141 2 ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED STREET | t cay men out of employment are want- od immediately.Write at once to W.1511, Star Office.141 2 ANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY APPLY BY | letter only to Messrs.Steamship Agents, city ANTED \u2014 COMPETENT MIDDLE aged woman to act as housekeeper and companion to elderly invalid Jady.Hving In pretty country town.State raferefices.Apply \u201cInvalld.\u201d D, 1747, Star Office.141 3 ANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL RER- vant; must understand plain cooking.Family of two.No washing or ironing.Apply 29 Buckingham avenue 141 3 H.& A.AHan, 141 8 TJANTED \u2014 A TABLEMAID, ALSO A housermnatd, willing to go to seaside.re- ferences required.Good wages.Apply 182 University st.141 2 ANTED \u2014 TWELVE CARPENTERS.Apply.giving name and address to D, 1760, Star Office.341 3 ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE FOR THE GLEN- garry Private Hospital, 49 MeGINI Cal- #6 ave.à housemaid, 312 & month: need | eA without good references.141 2 ANTED \u2014 NEAT HOUSEMAID.TO WwW stay in town for the nummer: refer- ances required.Apply 217 Milton st.141 3 ANTED \u2014 CHOIR LEADER AND pipe organist for ft Paul's Preahyters tan Church, Brandon.Man.Duties te eom- menos September lat.Applications received up, to July lst.Give references and state experience and salary expected.D.Shirin, 141 WANTED YOUNG MAN AB CITY TRA- 'V veller for jewellery, watches and tancy goods: must have experience.Apply with Office.16 ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST in housework; family of three.Apply 4152 Sherbrooke st.141 3 ANTED \u2014 LADY FOR OFFICE.CA- pabls of speaking and corresponding tn English and French.State age and sal- making proposition for the summer holidays.Teachers who have examined it are delighted.It will pay you to make enquiry.rsonaliy.ot by mall, McDermid & Logan, ndon, ant.141 ¢ ANTED \u2014 A GOOD COACHMAN.APply to B.1793.Star Office.141 2 'ANTED -\u2014- GENERAL SERVANT; WwW: must be godd plain cook.references uired.Apply 269 Bishop at\u2026 between ?and 8 pm.141 2 ANTED \u2014 GOOD PLAIN COOK.MAN woman, one ferred who 1s willing to ureful ro the house.Appiy the | | 1 \u2018 i i : domesticated, will Es forates replated.Write 't6 John Stapleton, (VASTES = CAPABLE BOORKEEPER \\WAXTED \u2014 BY A STUDENT OF TWO years\u2019 standing ut McGill, employment for the summer months in office or warehouse, etc.Address C, 1672, Star Office.241 3 TANTED \u2014 A LADY.$45, WITH daughter 22.English.thoroughly undertake entire man-.working nf a gentleman's 1480, Star Office.141 2 agement and houre Apply C.board, piano In recom, bath, balcony, no chii- dren; no other boarders.1169 &t.Andre st.1 .M41 3 Rooxs \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS to let; board if desired; small private family.No children.Telephone.37 Bhu- ter ®t.wr \u2019 141 5 OOMB\u2014 TO LET COMFORTABLY FUR- | nished rooms 54 Victoria st.Terms moderate.A 141 3 OOMS HANDSOME SUITE PARlours for for gentlemen, accustomed to comfort, quiet private house; visitors accommodated: central.26 McGill College avenue.- 1415 OOMS \u2014 TO LET TWO FIRST CLASS, ; Auer light, hot and onld water, bath gentlemen or married touples.Apply Metcalfe st.141 ¢ OOMS8 \u2014 TO RENT A NICE BRIGHT single bedroom.88 Mansfield et 132 fiat.147 VW NLER \u2014 GARDENER'S SITUATION, Scotch.thoroughly acquainted with al! branches.and also farming.Lest tes.| timonials as to character and abliity.Ad- | i drers Gardener, Box 276, Post Office, Montreal.141 3 | NTED \u2014 STEADY.ROBER MAN, | speaking both languages; good driver, ! wants à situation.city or country: refer- | ences.Address C, 16R7, Star Office.141 2° VVASTER \u2014 SITUATION BY MAN AND wife.one young child.situation on a farm.man Accustomed to farm work, wife good cook Apply to The Andrews Home, 46 Belmont Park.141 2 \\ JANTED MAN WISHES POSITION as first class ladies\u2019 tailor and designer.just arrived from New York Apply or two: every convenlehce.transients ac- commodatéd.96 Union avenue.14 3 OOM \u2014 LARGE DOUBLE FRONT Terms moderate.OOM-\u2014TQ LET UNFURNISHED LAROB room on bathroom fiat, in private famn- ily, rent cheap.Apply to 467 Se gneurs st.341 Roc \u2014 TO LET COMFORTABLY turnished room for gentleman of 1 quiet habits, all convenience in house.McGill Colleges avenue.141 2 OOM \u2014 WELL FURNISMED FRONT y room, bathroom flat.suitable for one room.with sitting room and excel- isnt board for two gentlemen, Hutchison st.Adéress O, 7600.Star Branch Office.141 3 B Beranbaum.care nf C.Goldberg.1856 Notre Dame st, or Bell Tel.Main 2519, - 141 3 or without board: transisnty takea.45 Mc.ANTE Gi Ped NEIGH ONG SEE ES tony Tan rats Shen | Ke Sein.MEE oem aoe mon! N, Ta: ated.Telephone.28 McGill College ave OOMS\u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE.WELL furnished bright front rooms, with ANTED \u2014 BY A GENTLEWOMAN V 141 3 R°°0\"8 \u2014 TO LET GREENE AVEXUR, charge of houre and PFervants in n town.or care of children at seaside; city quiet fairy parte bose ren x references.O, 6591.Star Branch Office.1858, Star Office, 142 4 ANTED \u2014 A POSITION A8 COMPAN- lon-nurse, to invalid, including care of house and sérvafild Tf desired: city refer bath fiat, City Councillors gt.OOM \u2014 TO LET, WELL FURNISHED room, hot and cold water.Auer light, telephone.Apply Ko.20 City 142 4 ences.O, 6550, Star Branch Office.141 3 WANTED \u2014 BITUATION A8 GENERAL working housekeeper, elderly couple preferred; two years good \u20ac 3 ces.Addresa O, §380, Star Branch Office.141 3 *niehed:.also one singles furnished room.OOMS \u2014 TO LET AT 23 VICTORIA st, one large front parlour.unfur- 142 3 ANTED \u2014 BY SMART YOUNG WOman as working housekeeper, where she can have her calld three years old with her: is good cook.Address O, 8582 Star Branch Office.Vl?flat, with first tourists or strangers, on Sherbrooke, west of Main.Apply E, 1831, Star Office.OOMS 3 FURNISHED ROOMS TO let, with electric light, on\u2019 bataroom class actomm » for 142 32 V ANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE MIDdle aged woman general housework, two or three days weekly.no washing.Address D, 1749 Btar Office.141 2 ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN.PROtestant, situation in any capacity: sober.both languages: bent references.F, 1859, Star Office.142 \u20ac ANTED \u2014 CHAIR S8EATB RECANED parfectiy, most axpeditiously.per- 23, 18) Et.Lrhain st Better clip this, slents; strictly first class; telephone.No.M st 126 Roos : and single all modern emmvenl- ences; private family.683 Sherbrooke street, near Park avenue.0 Jeol qe t \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE, FOR rrieQ couple, gentlemen or fran- 134 dood ooms m \u2014 WELL FURNIBHED DOUR 14 i OOMS \u2014 7¢ MACKAY STREET.NEAR $t.-Catherine, larga handsomely fur.4 deuble room.married co ot VE Raed Prical e family.wwe reeks empiovyment salary nat no much an object = \u201c2 vmdoutt à refer.OOMS \u2014 ais se FRONT, ROOM.ences.Address F, 1 tar ce.in family.Amer Nght; 3 a enfes asked.176 Cathcart SL Tio ood I 42.J \\ PR ib ips PENMANSHIP.EXPER' PEND.Beauchamp\u2014 man.cods 260 doz.Certificates and diplomas filled.Addresses and all kinds of fine writing neatly executed.Cir- culsy free.Studio: $183 8t.Catherine St.CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.~ G office Axtares, paint eV (ns general bulldiag wor! uations cotigaat © Tel iin 3358 Thos.Lidstone snd contracting 756 Craig %.LIFE POLICIES BOUGHT.I BUY Life Policies issued by.American companies.WHI pay more for policies that po been in force for some years tban the com- tes will allow for their eurrénder.M.J.berty, 426 8t.Paul St.130 26 CHIROPODIST.is: and Specialist for feat Le ahonses En ements made Ri at own house.Sunday hours 2 e.M.to 6 p.m.M.E.Ra tele, 543 Lagauchetiere ot, cor, St.Lawrence.Tel.M.4791.Island City Beuse Paints and Feor Paints Dry in 8 brs.with a fine gloss.P.D, DODS à CO.120 #6 - LEGAL CARDS.N'GIBBON, CASGRAIN, MITCHELL § SURVEVER \u2014\u2014 Advocates \u2014\u2014 ANADA LIFE BLDG.,, ST.James Street, CANA MONTRÉAL R.D.MoGibbon, K.C.Victor BE.Mitchell, Douglas Armour.T.Chate-Cesgrain, K.L E.¥.Surveyer, : A.Chase-Caagrain.WHERE TO STAY IN MONTREAL.LONDON HOUSE.Newly furnished and all modern improve- pfents.Ths best 250 meals tn Canada, equal to any other SU¢ meal.Opp.G.IT.BR.Depot, 65 and 87 Chabollles 8q.Tel.Main 1995.EUROPEAN PLAN - Kates, ¥1 per day up: rooms with bath, 5 up.Klegantly eqlipped private dining rooms ahd Cafe In connection.tsine ungurpas- ed Urchestra.Tuesdays 6 to 3 p.m.Satur- aaye 6 to 3 and 10.30 to 138 p.m.395 faw tf only $150.Arrangements made for pay- investmentin on ments as low as $3 per month If prefer- Funds for city pro, far BE.red.Write or call.Layton Bros.144 Peel W.H.Phillips, of Doucet & Notar- street.: ies, Canada Life Chambers, City.71 M2 OR SALE \u2014 STEAM ENGINE AND * boiler (marine).suitable for a \u201c'AINEAPPLES, STRA WSERRIES, PHRENOLOGY.PROF.A.YOUNG, Principal M ontreal Phrenolog callasatute, 2306 32 a Readings 500 to $200 0a Bm toV p, m.setr AWNINGS, TENTS, ETC.Al styles, Tents sll visas Awnings.Flags, hc Datylng competition Everything mele of cotton duck.Estimates cheer fyl)y furnished.ALEX.MILLER 43 st Gabriel st\u2018 Phone Main 4829.\u2014 Lo.FRUITS.AAA Que car each, Friday, fancy stock, lowest priote.1B GBO.VIPOND & CO.AWNINGS AND TENTS.The \u2018\u2019sonne\u2019*\u2019 Awniag.Tent & Tarpaulin Co 775 Craig, dontreal, keep the mast compl lim of ue goods tn Canada.Prices and catalogue wet cation.33 tf ol appl) : TRANSLATIONS.yp \u2018TRANSLATIONS (English inte French) made by an expert.Absolute matisfaction guaranteed; reasonable rates Ci pd- encé solicited.L.AUGER, 313 8t Cathertas- st.Montreal.Bell Tel.East 1993.135 26 EYES TESTED Scientific Modern Method PROF.GRANT, Zours 9 a.m.to 6 p.m Tel.Up.1338 3179 8ST.CATHERINE 5T., Opp.Bible House \u2014 À GENT\u20198 FURNISHINGS._ GO TO 8.A.DELORIMIER FOR SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER 1700 Notre Dame St., near Place Darmes PIANO AND ORGAN REPAIRS, ETC.' Edward R.Douglas {3,707 Mason & Rijch tuning and repair department, 83 Bleury Street.Phone Bast 559.Plano?and organs taped, Lopalred and stored.Artistic tuning a specialty.PHONOGRAPHS.EDISON PHONOGRAPHS 81.00 Por Week 2, .& PFhorograph Co, 2148 and 3144 St.Catherine Str Cor.Alexander.PATENT SOLICITORS.PATENTS TRADE MARKS AND DESIGNS Secured in all! countries OWEN N.EVANS, Forelgn Member Inst.Patent Agents, England Temple Bidg., Montreal.4 158 edd Fred.B.Pethersionhaughy Lb MN =.Albert P.Nethan, LL B., 8 réa , CANADA LIFE BLDG, MONTREAL, Que 100 Toronto, Ottawa, and Washington.1 3004aw TENTS TADESARES * having their Petent business tra: et S perte.Preliminars requent aa & Marion.ou York Life Bi Montreal : and Washinton.D.C.0.B.a, PATENTS, Eto.courts, ~ FETHERSTONHAUGH & C0.- - MARRIAGE LICENSES.MARRIAGELICENSES Issued by John M.M.Duff, 107 Bt James 8t.& 40 Crescent St.Marriage Licenses ISSUED BY THUR W.WILKS WILKS MICHAUD, \u20181m > A Sa I naw.Marriage Liconses ssountants on sci.1334 nmodation for touristy, with all the comforts of home.Before making your plans for your summer outing, be sure to write for terms and other information to 131 63 BAKER'S HOTEL, Guspe, Que | OCEAN VIEW HOUSE South A Ax îles from m opens Jang Me ortland.No land breeze.No mosqiitoes.3 Average température 73 deg.GEO.W.CAMPB re, : 188 83 WAUMBEK \"mens.In the White M curtains.A.J.MURPHY, Nanager.\u2018WILL OPEN INJUKB Information obtained and \u20ac ments made by addressing Mr.Murphy at the arel Hous Lakewood, N.d., until June First.131 ro BAY VIEW HOTEL, Bay View, Maine Under new mat agomeant, all modern improvements electric light throughout hotel and casino.PY beach on Atlantic Cosst, two wiles from Old Of.chard Station.P.O.tn hotel.P.L Ordway, Prop.3 26° DIRIGO HOUSE, Long Island, Me.MRS.J.PERRY, PROP.OPENS JUNE 20TH 139 6 Saw THE NONANTUM KENNEBUNKPORT, Me.Open trom June 154 to October Ist.Boating, Bath and Dep De cas Behifs nt be Sen Bid\u201d 129 38° 1 ST.ROSE HOTEL St Rose, Is now open for summer boarders.Al- 60 Cottages with large grounds joining the Hotel.Special rates for families, Apply JAS.ROBERTS, Prop.133 13 Saw Let Me Do Your Framing \u201c1 will guarantee you satisfaction.HEASLEY, _ _Thè Ploture Frames, 2087 ST.CATHERINE NEAR BLEURY.I Give Green Stamps 14 COTE STRERT.PHQ HALL ENGINEERI 7 - PNEUMATIC TOOL real.Experimental¥ie Bt.Antotne st.Mont.Work executed.F and Higa Class Machine 123 29 - hone Main 3699.Fa Cook's Friend owder pure.DRS ¥ pronounce it wholesome.Baking Shad coù , ; know it does the work at the right time.3 ou dede bread rais ke and : od with Cook's Friend Bak- jag Powder are fine, dainty and delicious.| Woodill girl, clung to the upturned > \" Chemist ofthe C.P.R.ff ANALYSES FOR THE PUBLIO MOE Horsey, M.A.So.(Mobil, or y Analyst, Proviacial Analyst Li Good fhformation, apply F.CADOR- ETTE, Proprietor.» APP Had Geca .\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 | Jar.1n social circles.Sweetsburg House, SWEETSBURG, QUE.A delightful summer resort; house faces the park; first-class table, wide verandahs; large dance hall, splendid drives and beautiful scenery: good fiahfng and good Hyery in connection.One of the healthiest places in the province.No mosquitoes.Terms moderate.Address 133 8 2aw JOHN POWERS, Prop.MANSION HOUSE, CACOUNA, will open the 15th of -June.All modern improvements; sea water baths, hot and cold, in the house.Also à new concert and danc- lox hall has been built close to the hotel for the use of the guests, and an orchestra engaged for the season.First olass service given to all.Por further information write to Mr.A.Lucas, Proprietor, Mansion House, Cacouna: 138 17 THE LAKEWOOD, Sebago Lake, Me.Modern requirements, fishing, boating, livery, etc.Addreve M.8.Leighton.8 LARESIDE HOUSE, on Lake.Champlain.Accommodates 50: everything first class.J.P-SHAW, Prop, Port Kent, N.Y.Booklet.136 26 Hi FISKE, OLD OR Has finest location directly on the beach; fnest table, perfect service: acco tes 300.Opens Suns 20.Send for booklet.C.H.FISKK Prop.- 136 18s0d .BAY VIEW HOUSE, Mimisgnol Bay Philipsburg, Que., wiil 15th suse Yow Sokal facing SH) 1e from water's edge.\u2018onte\u2019 acco 3 er mmodation rooms.TRIPLE DROWNING UP THE OTTAWA.Ottawa, Ont, June 15\u2014Word has been received of the drowning on Saturday.in Poplar Rapids, in the Upper Ottawa River, thirty miles above Fort Colounge, of three river men, two of whom belonged to Ottawa and one to the Gatineau district.Fifteen river men were coming down with a drive, and were all in one boat, While running the rapids the boat swamped and Gordan McDonald, aged 19, of Jane- ville, a suburb of Ottawa, and Joseph Morin, aged 23.Lott street, Ottawa,and a \u2018young man nafhed Fournier, from the Gatineau, were drowned.The ajn- ing twelve managed to save em- selves.Thé bodies are not yet récov- ered .The men were working for the B.B.Eddy Company.YOUNG LADY DROWNED AT SYDNEY.Special to thé Montrea].Star.Sydney, June 1B While boating on the Bydney T yesterday afternoon Annie Tow}Send, aged 18, daughter of J.C.PGwnsend, stipendiary magistrate, Wha drowned, the boat capsized, upset F.J.Hardson, hom narrowly escaped a similar fate.Oné of the Wboodill girls had gone down twice before being reached from the shore, Hardson and the other boat until rescued half an hour later.The body of Miss Townsend was recovered half an hour after the accident.The deceased was very popu- \u2014\u2014 Was Drowned While Asleep.Richmond, Que.June 15.\u2014Joseph Dohan hag been drowned in the St.Francis River.He was seen lying on a rock, which -projécted out over the stream, an- hour before the accident, and it is supposed he fell asleep and rolled off into the water.The Montreal Terminal Bill, Special to The Montreal Star.Ottawa, June 15.\u2014The Railway Committee of the \u2018Commons \u2018has laid over the Canadian Traction and Power BiH and the Montreal Terminal Rai)- way Bill.to June 21.OILS, PLASTERS and - OPERATIONS Fail to Cure Cancer There Is a pecullar condition of the 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Bowmanville, Ont, Yor a useful Booklet, \u201cCancer, its Cause and Cure.\u201d 7 WORKS CO., Limited, ms.a: \u2018to A Severe Fight in Northern Part of Peninsula.SITUATION AT PORT ARTHUR It Is Believed That Japanese Plans for Attack are About Complete.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 St.Petershurg.June 15.\u2014The general staff has received the following despatch, dated June 13, from Major-Gen- eral Karkevitch : \u201cDuring the night of June 11-12, the Japanese attacked our advance posts near the village of Ut- saten, south of Wan Fang Tien station, and above the Piltsewo-Pp-Lan-Tien line.The Japanese were repulsed with oss.\u201cThe same night after fighting lasting until moming, our detachments took possession of the pass and heights near the village of Lui-Tsin-Tung.* Our losses in these nocturnal encounters were four soldiers killed and 18 wounded.\u201cDuring the evening of June 8, Lieut.Lang, while engaged in a reconnais- ance in the neighbourhood of Ontachet- sa, ten miles north-east of Al Yang Meun.was attacked by two companies of Japanese.He succeeded in forcing his way through, after a hand to hand fight.\u2018According to information, 3.000 Japanese are marching north-wards toward Hua Yen Stang.\u201d FIGHT AT VAFANGOW.Emperor Nicholas has received the following -telegram from Lieut.-General Baron Stakelberg, bearing yesterday's e: \u201cA battle began at noon around the Russian position, four and a half miles south of the station of Wafanhorn (Va- fangow), the enemy making repeated attempts to dislodge our left flank.The attack was repulsed and we retained our position.\u2018The first regiment, occupying the left flank of our position, sustained severe osses.Its commander, Col.Khavas- tounoff, and Adjutant Sub-Lieutenant Dragoslaff Nadochinsky, were killed.General Gerngross was wounded.a shrapnel bullet shattering the right side of his lower jaw, but he rem on the fleld\" Emperar Nicholas has received the following despatch from General Kuro- patkin, dated June 13: \u201cThis morning the advance of two Japanese divisions was discovered northward from Pu- Lan-Tten\u201d The advancing forcés at 3 p.m.were observed to ertend from the village of Vand-Chou ajong the valley of the Tassa, one division advancing by the Tassa valley.The enemy halted at 4.30 p.m.occupying the villages of Tao-Tsia-Tung, Chang-Tsia-Tung.and Lui-Tsla-Tung and the heights south ward of Vand-Chou.\u201cI have not recetved detailed information of our losses to-day.but Lieut, Techerahakin and several soldiers were wounded.\u201cAccording to our intelligence, no advance of the Japanese from Siu-Yen toward Taling Pass was observed today.\u201d MAY BE IMPORTANT.It is thought that the Vafangow affair may prove to have been quite a heavy fight.The fact that the Rus- \u2018sians held their position in the face of heavy losses, also supports this theory and it is believed that it may turn out a severe check to the Japanese northern division.\u201che movement of 8,000 Japanese north on Kuan-Dian-Sian, only adds to she blindness of the situation in the northeastern field of operations.It j= une questionable that the Cossacks have been worrying the Japanese north 2\u20ac Feng Wang Cheng, and the movème:., may be merely an effort to clear the: country.At the same time, this movement holds the possibility of 4 demons« tration against Mukden, one of the main roads leading directly east from Mukden toward the region to which the Japanese are now advancing.\u2018The consensus nf opinion, however, is that the advance is more In the nature of à demonstration than as preliminary an actual attack.to special despatch from Liao Yang, dated June 14, says : \u201cYesterday (Monday) at the battle of Vafangow, Japanese troops numbering 20.000 tried to _| pass_ our flank, but were discovered.on, flanking a ur We changed oO The and opened a heavy fire.it is unknown.\u201d AS BIG FIGHT COMMENCED ?London.June 15.\u2014The Central News \u2018has received a despatch from its Liao- Yang correspondent, under yesterday's date, saying that heavy firing between the Russian and Japanese vanguards commenced at 1.40 o'clock this afternoon.The fighting extended along the entire front, assuming the dimensions of a general engagement.The correspondent says that no details are available.eF June 15.\u2014The Russian troops at Tort Arthur are on two-thirds rations.Rice is sold at $15 a picul (189.45 pounds).All Chinese are leaving who can get accommodation in junks.There is considerable desertion among the Siberian troops, who get away disguised as Chinamen.THERE IS A HITCH in Negotiations for Release of Varley : and Perdicaris.Tangier.June 15.\u2014A courjer from Ral.sull.the bandit chief, who kidnapped Messrs.Perdicaris and Varley, has arrived here.The distance of Raieull's Weadquarters makes the negotiations rag.It is now thought possible that 6 captives will not be released this week.The British minister says there fs a hitch in the negotiations which will probably delay the release of the prisoners, but he refuses to state the nature of the difficulty.It is reported that great uneasiness la feit at Fez on account of an order made by the Kaid, who is some twenty miles distant from Fex, of $3,000 for the capture of any Christian in order that he may exchange him for his brother, who is a prisoner.Special Notice.The New Nordheimer Pianos.It is never any trouble to sal] the Nordheimer pishe to musicians - or people who know a good plano.There {s that in the tone and touch of a Nord- heimer piaño which never fails to impress people of musical taste and discernment.We show new design Nord- heimer pianos which we are offering as low as $10 monthly to people calling direct at our warerooms, No agents to armoy you.Courtesy and attention, whether you purchase or not.Pratte, Nordheimer & Glendon, 246L St Catherine street.' 1 A Compensating Pipe Organ.This wonderful contrivance in pipe organs has attracted the musicians of the world: - See sample at our ware- rooms, Willis & Co., 2470 St.Catherine street, Montreal 143 2e0d Koo el rv SE Te be he asl N= RIE ate a RE - TAKE PLAGE DAILY | | | Bre aug 4 x a Great Midsummer CLEARING SALE! Reduced Net Prices equivalent in Economic Value to the Biggest Discounts ever offered at this Season! «| _ TWO \u201cSNAPS\u201d in WASH FABRICS 3,000 yards Finest Fancy French Sateens, worth ~ 25 and 30c yd.Sale price 10e yd.2.500 yards Finest Scotch Ginghams, all choice patterns, worth 18c yd.Sale price 10e yd.Special Table of Handkerchiefs I Fine Hemstitched Emb.Fancy Emb., and Lace Edge Handkerchiefs, worth 25¢c, 35¢, 4oc.Sale price 17 1-20.Special Table of Fans I Worth roc, 15c, 20c.Sale price sc.: The John Murphy Co., Limited 2341-2343 St.Catherine Street.Terms Cash.Corner Metcalfe.Tel.Up 2740.dr Ei © 9 CS hg ; cn th À Ra Trias er Sr Dows Town Departmental Store.£9 2019-2025 Notre Dame St.\u201d 2 Stamps for 1 ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WE WILL DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS.2 Stamps for 1 LADIES CAPES VERY SUPERIOR LADIES\u2019 CAPES, in black silk, finished with chiffon trimmings; regular price $10.00, reduced to.$8.50 ° SILK SKIRTS FINE BLACK SILK SKIRTS, all applique and silk braid; never sold for less than $18.00.On Thursday and Friday.$11.00 GROCERIES Entire satisfaction is guaranteed in every way.Woe deliver free to any part of the city, so solicit your telephone order.200 tins of the Flnest, per .||] Prunes.3lbsfor.28¢ CAN.+o.cei see won Imported Patna Rice, § lbs, Apples, 1 gallon can.18e tor.\u2026.-.BQe Table Jellies (Pure Gold), 3 \u201cForce\u201d Food, 2 pkgs.for.25¢ | packages for.NN 25¢c || Sardines, 6 tins for.25¢ Van Camp's Catsup, large || laundry Starch, In 7-1b.oe | } size bottle.\u2026.BI package.per lb.Benson's Corn Starch, 3 ~ Laundry Blue, per package.packages for .23¢ IT - Comfort Soap, 6 bars for.25c OLIVES \u201420 oz.fancy bottle, with glass cork-@RlY .- cer evens 25C Besides $1.00 worth of Green Stamps with\u2019 ewsk, bottle.L\u2019ETOILE 2091 2025 Notre Near Inspector Street and Chaboillez Square.[ WCCORMICK'S JERSEY CREAM SODAS \u201cor> proigoome nes] 130e0d tf CITY COUNCIL AND \u2014\u2014SUNBAY Day Alliance ls Ing.and not place it on the table.\u201d / Council Will Consider a Month Hence \u201con : able Amendment.fited by this Sunday selling.\u201d WANTS AN AMENDMENT.The petition of the Lord's Day Al- lance, which was backed up by the I move.\u201d said Ald.Nelson, ** Catholic clergy of the city, asking that city clerk be instructed to propace x ous the Sunday observance law be made by-law which will kill the operative was shelved for the present amendment to the Sunday Taw x! by the City Councll yesterday after- The Mayor\u2014\"I am afraid this mo- noon.tion.Ald.Nelson, must - When the petition was read, Ald.L.\u2018notice of motion\u201d be put as a A.Lapointe, seconded by Ald.Robil- \u201cI do not agree with this con » -lard.moved that the petition be placed said Ald.Ames.We are rr on the table.The petition, which was ing a matter that a notice of motion Is signed by a large.number of clergy- not called for.\u201d 7.000 citizens had signed a memorial to hence.\u201d .Ît was held the City Council ought to der.\u201d tske some stand on the matter.be amended In such a way that the thirty days.\u201d tion.It would be too bad to place being taken, t this these petitions on the table and Dow 5 © follow advice.Bunday selling to go on.- The Mayor\u2014\"I have only the motion before me to put the matter on the Montreal Law Students.- Tebvte, samples sent free.THE MÉKALD REMEDY CO.Stanislas de Kostka; J thicage Montreal St Jean d'Ibervilte, | Sunday by-law, which prohibited Sunday selling.had been amended by Council some time ago, which made it imperative, What the petitioners desir- Shas that this amendment should be | | killed, 80 that the by-law could be put | I fms effect.\u201d He Mayor pointed out \\ that both the Catholic and Protestant clergy had asked the City Council to do something to stop the present sys- vee \u2019 tem of Sunday selling.Petition of the Lord S Ald.Lariviere\u2014 We should allow this matter to remain over till next meet- It was contended by Ald.L.A.- Shelved.pointe that while many persons veus ; against any Sunday selling, there were So preater.pum ber who approved of cern sm stores being open on Sun- NOTICE OF MOTION GIVEN aay.\u201cHe thought commit mr show a spirit of toleration in this connec- Ald.Robertson\u2014\u2018The trouble is that, a Proposal to Repeal Objection many large traders are open on Sun-' - day.It is not the poor widow or the destitute person who is now being bene- men, stated that in June.1902, it had Ald.L.A.Lapointe\u2014\"I must ob been found 1,000 stores, many of them to Ald.Nelson's motion being te doing a big business, were open every but a notice of motion.A notice of mo- Bunday.The petition also stated that tion can be discussed thirty days the City Council asking that Sunday Ald.Coutiire\u2014\"Tt is quite clear that selling be stopped.For thesé reasons, the motion of Ald.Nelson is not in or- ; The Mayor\u2014\"Tt m \\ Ald.Nelson\u2014'P do not think this im- the motion of Ald ae re te Daan portant matter should be shelv in The matter will only remain on the ans such way as this; the law should table and can be taken up again in \u2019 and the American tariff.If that the issue, Sir: we on this.side of t House are ready to accept it, and \u2018Sunday by-law could be put into opera- It was finally decided, without a vote.; table.\u201d Mo following candidates from the ___ __Centinuing.the Mayor sal on district will present them- Gon §.the May d that the 4 eq for examination.at the law en- me trance examinations, which take place on Tueeday, 5th July: Eugene Noel À .Angers, Jos.H.Archambault, P.B.L.= Rede.Speaks for itself.Fare, F.H.W.Dillon, P.H.Dupe, : rocher, Edmond L.J.Ethier, Alfred Gerthany trusts and, aa y and, combines ruled the Guillaume 8.Plerre, Samuel Trett, Hector Warren, all of Montreal: Al- \u2014 gard for the Interest of the whole country, the interest of the peoble who obtain employment in great manufac- ing establishments, because they, even more than the men whose capital is Invested, are interested in seeing that these manufacturers are put upon a thoroughly sound basis.a basis which will enable the mèn who have employed their resources in these Industries to give to the labouring men à fair and reasonable wage.THE QUESTION OF THE PEOPLE.\u201cAnd the question for this Parliament and for the Canadian people ia whether or not the labour involved in the manufacture of a great many of these articles, a very large proportion of that total volume of that fifty-two and a half million dollars might not have been given to our own people at a remunerative wage rather than to the people of other countries.\u201cNow, \u2018Mr.Speaker\u201d I have detained the House very much longer than I expected to do when I began.Let me say, in order to be brief, that I stand by the principle,whioh I advocated las: year.as those apon which we should proceed in the readjustment of the tar- ine.\" ¥ Borden then :->\u201d an extract from eech of last ,.\u2026 and continued: HE FARMERS* INTERESTS.\u201cAnd 1 say that not only the labouring men of Canada, not only the manu- freturers of Canada,not only those who have capital invested and those who receive a wage out of capital, but the farmers of our country as well, are intensely interested In seeing that we have a stable policy of protection carried out.The people of Canada are beginning to.realize, the\u2019 farmers 1 tt\u2018nk are beginning to realize,the value to them of the home market and of Important industrial centres of which we have few in this country to-day.Farmers, newly arrived farmers in the North-West pointed out to me a year and a half ago that in making their homés in Canada they felt the disadvantage of not having in Western Canada those great industria! centres avd centres of population that afforded them a market in the United States.It will come to us in the west of Canada as well as In the east if we have a policy such as I suggest carried out and such as we on this side of the House have fought for.Winnipeg and other great points in the West would become manufacturing centres, great industrial centres before many years have past if we have in Canada a tariff acequately and firmly protective of our home market.And with a policy such as I have outlined, and with a purely national system of transportation whereby the people should own and control the national highways constructed by means of the national credit and out of the national resources the development of this country will proceed on sure lines, on a stable basis and in a legitimate directior., and we shall have no cause to fear for the future material prosperity of the country wEich we lôve so much.I therefore beg to move :\u2014 » MR.BORDEN'S RESOLUTION.That all the words after the word \u2018that\u2019 in the proposed motion be left out and the following substituted therefor:\u2014 No readjustment of thé tahifr can be regarded as satisfactory which does not provide such protection to our labour, agricultural products, manufactures and industries as will secure the Canadian market for the Canadian people.That at the present session there should be a thorough readjustment of the tariff based on a declared and stable policy of adequate protection.SEPCEORLCELLRLEEEBEEEO® THE REPLY BY SIR WILFRID LAURIER.Sir Wilfrid Laurier, in his reply to Mr.Borden, declared that the Liberals in eight years had made public improvements to the extent of 356.000.000, nd they had done it out of revenue, stead of borrowing the money and ing to the debt.Concerning the Lping\u201d clause in the tariff.there eason to believe that it would for which it 0090909000900909090000808 0009009990090000 ©09090® © \u201cAe refiners of Canada could the Canadian market, an EPS ty lowered on refined oll, every well M} Canada would have been closed nless a bounty were ; oil.: given re crude \u2018How long will you continue the boufty to the producer?\u201d Sir Wilfrid LaWvier\u2014 There is no these resolutions.Our policy Is to maintain it as long as conditions require.\u201d Premier said that uNder the Fielding loyal Opposition, but lod tunity to arouse passion § \u201cThe Minister of Finan Premier, \u201cstated on mor occasion that the tariff sifould be revised from time to time, JP Necessity required.He has been i vited more than once to revise the ta gif Invited by friends, invited by foes; {PUL UP to this year he has resisted all gruch Invitations: but to-day there arg, >1&ns of the rising storm-\u2014signs of he rising of economic disturbance; and }'t Would be well to trim our sails an ship, so as to have her : weather the storm.This is.done by the changes this xed © Sir Wilfrid then referred to © called \u201cthe \u201cplacard\u201d which \u201cfo thail twelve months\u201d.appeared top of the Montreal Star's eafptorial columns.This \u201cplacard,\u201d he désclar- meant by adequate protection.* fore,\u201d said he, \u201cif I am right in conclusion, and:1 think I'am.we to chose between the Canadian be ne and by the Canadian tariff.\u201d The Americans had been gre: troubled by trusts, but Canada had ed caped all this \u2018Germany also ha adopted a high tariff, and to-day | Lo.ty .THE BALANCE OF TRADE.As to the question of the balance of yo v fred Bois \u2018 ia.vert, St.Leon: Jos.A.Dupul Lu, Vedcñe Cures neuralgia SU Anicet; 'T.Adonlas Gaudet Bt.tncaues TAchigan; Jules Gobell, Ot- .wa; ymond Jodotn, Beloefl; Ar- Rede is pleasant to take.thur Lefebvre, St.Guillaume d'Upton: past : Theophile Morret, Valleyfield; J.B.Mathieu, St.Evariste; J.CC.H Mar- tineau, St.Gabriel de Brandon; J.A\" : a Forest, Ernest Guimond, OQ.A.Lamoth | Cy VNedehe Cures any headache.Talbot M.Papineau, Alex.Prudhomme, I | Co 2 Ask for Dr.SpiegeP's Tablets, _ shovaly reltable remeay tor tmpotensy.au all eraggists \u20ac sûdretefer particulars F 0.Nex 850, Montrènt,, Olivier, Jollette; Maxime Raymond, 8t,- (Continued from page five.) ed, embodied what the Conservalf \\v=® my ave rift trade, as illustrated by the tables of | imports and éxports, the premier quoted the familiar Illustration frown Bos- trat, the French economist.From: this tory MOTTOW'S programme is thé illustration he \u2018drew the conclusion that Waist, made from a Paris model, $3.29.Tho Jon Wargy Gonpany HC V0 PAY ENTE Tho \u201coo ian Someank 7 ais The ae the argument as to exports and ifn- ports was simply a nonsensical bugbear.As tô the trade with the United States, the facts were that last year the imports from the United States all told, including bullion and everything else, amounted to the very large figure of $137,000,000.and the exports only amount to $71,000,000, showing a very large discrepancy between the two.These were the figures which startled the Conservatives and lead them to exclaim.\u2018How can it be possible that we should trade with such a country.She sells us $137,000,000 worth and will only buy $71,000,000 worth.Was there not something wrong.\u201d - \u201cWell, let us exumine.Firat of all.out of this $137,000,000 imports from the United States, the goods on the free list amount to no less than $69,000,000.I ask any hon.gentleman on the other side whether he could dispense with any of these goods.That is the question.Could we, for instance, provide our own raw cotton?Can we provide the coal that is needed for use in Ontario ?Sir, this free list has been canvassed and compared with the greatest care possible.It has: been msde to include only raw material or produc which the country cannot manufacture at all or cannot manufacture with success.Therefore, 1 say we cannot dispense with the goods imported from the United States which are on this free list.The only objection taken is with reference to the matter of corn.We havé been told more than once that corn ought not to be on the free list.I take issue at once on the point and declare it my opinion that when we put corn on the free list we confer on the farmers of Canada one of the greatest boons we can confer upon them.The result is an increase of the exportation of our animal products, especially the products of our perk packing establishments.On the other hand there are some articles that, we are told, should be on the free list.For instance, it is said that coal should be on the free list.We have not thought it possible to make this: change, though I must say there are many good reasons why it would be advantageous that coal should be free.DUTIABLE AMERICAN IMPORTS.I have here a list of some of the leading dutiable articles coming from the Urited States to this country.Let me examine briefly some of the articles in that list.The first is coal oil, crude and refined.of which we import $1.414,- 318.Everybody would be very glad if the Canadian oil wells could produce all that we need.But they are Insuffi- clent.Therefore, we must have American oll.Then, there is bituminous coal, of which we import about $7,000, 000 worth.Can the people of Ontario dispense with the coal of Pennsylvaria And Ohle ?- Of coal dust we import $400,000.That also is necessary.Of locomotives we import $1,106,521.We have some plants in Canada for the manufacture of locomotives, but uhfor- \u2018 tunately they are insufficient foé the réquirements of the country.We must import American locomotives, whether we wish to or nôt.There is a duty on locomotives which must be paid by the rallways whenever they tmport the locomotives from the United States.They would prefer té buy locométives | in Canada, but they cannot find them and they must go to the Amerfc market for locomotives.Our impprea tion of rails amounted to -eniy- x from the United States.Our rails Fok cheaper from Europe.Ifi the cape .of this article, what can we do more than we have done?We are all anxious to have ralls manufaetured in Cahada.Last year we put a duty on rails to become effective as soon as they are manufactured in this country.and we are still wafîting for somebody té undertake this manufacture.OPPOSED TO HIGHER TARIFF.After mentioning a number of & er articles, Sir Wilfrid qnid:\u2014Thio» ist added to the free list of $69,000,000, make a total importation in thèse\u2018 articles free or dutiable of over $80,000;- 000, where we benefited by the American trade.Somebody-will ask: me\u2014 in fact, the question was asked this afternoon\u2014why do not you manhfac- ture these articles in Canada?- Sir, we have a tariff against the United States varying from 25 per cent to 35 per cent., an average of 28 per cent.Under that tariff manufacturers quaht to thrive.I am told, however, that they do not thrive and that we ought to increase the tariff.For my part, I am always prepared to consider the case of an industry which, being in|.existence, finds \u201citself so pressed by foreign competition.B \u2018 t we should Increase the duty with a vague expectation that, by so doing, we shall start up an industry ; and build it up, I am always more or less sceptieal.\u201d As to dumping, instead of adopting a regular, absolute and tyrannicay ta- tiff the Government had preferred a contingent tariff that would go up or down as circumstances required.This was an experiment; a new device which had never been tried In the world before; and he bespoke for it fair consideration.co : Other speakers of \u2018the evening were | Mr.Broder.of Dundds; Mr.\" Hughes of P.E.I.,, and Mr.Wiison, of - ne nox.Free Silver With Oereal.\u201cIt's: a good foundation for-a day's operations,\u201d says N.E.Perry, of 28 Mance street, Montreal.He was writing of Orange Meat, a cereal which combines the best elements of wheat with a most palatable Canadian product, The makers also offer, fres of charge, a good foundation for a handsome silver table service.A coupon is enclosed in each 15c package.Your grocer will show you one which de- séribes the premiums.By taking advantage of the opportunity thus afforded you may sevure various valuable table articles, such as handsome tea or dessert spoons of heavy silver plate, à sugar shell, or a new-design: butter knife.t te L Special Notics.The Sale of Heintzman & Ce.Pianos.Our sale of Heintgmak, &Co.planos- for May and June exceeded all previous records for the same month in 27 years.Please note that the name of the old firm Is just \u201cHeintzsman & Ce.\" | 58 years established.\u2018Sole agen ; W.Lindsay, Limited, head ones aes St Catherine street, East End branch |\u2019 1622 Bt.Catherine street.MES ., Puyo _ A - 4 .E * About Mid-June Opportunities.Many events of \u2018interest wile bis stirring * June days to Ths Bie Those that are ready ant! Bourse of preparation will tend\u2019 pings lively.The printipal* Fa ist sale,\u2014Fancy a beautiful M1) Then there's the great aie., à gure investment at: all tires.Jpo! closing times are on us; wave anded by two special - events\u2014 pot Prize Books and Boys -Bé for the closing day.The of the Wash Fabric Y.JUNE 15.1004s - Clesed To-Oay, WEDNESDAY, v or qur Annual Great Somer ony! : he or.Marchand\u2019s Great Opening, 4 ~~ Stores Thursday, at.9 am The.exigencies of fash .to liquidate our stock at rr tion -of new modes and novelties.ar a nties, Capes, oto well as the product of own May\u2014ail have to be rec or what It has cost us In ready-to-wea the first insta OUR SKIRTS.A real puzsle for folks.Just read: .60 Bkirts only in each store of a good weight cheviot, § stitch- ings at bottom, grey colours; 31.99; now for in bronze or always sold at A NEW SKIRT, BUT LOW IN PRICE 30 only in each store, but dis- with appliques; these Skirts now offered would have been in the ordinary way $2.69, now 1 ver exacting new\u2014samething new\u2014com ue , theraby to leave space for the a= The necsssary article as.well as the article r stock, consisting of Costumes, Skirts, American and Eriglish Imports, as manu facture, during the months of April and ter what price regardless of the worth e.7 > WE HAVE MANUFACTURED TOO MANY ALPACA SKIRTS.150 Alpaca Skirts, black or navy.blue, with appliques of silk or satin; very pretty designs.You may already prehaps have bought same from us at $5: now have pdt them down to the tn- credible price of .$1.99 YOU WILL HEAR TALK OF THE SALE GOING ON AT MAR: CHAND\u2019'S STORES.85 only Bkirts in each store.Re- marks\u2014Each store carries dif- fe - =.designs, and there are 6 ci{ BIBLE STORIES.(O14 Testament), edited, with an Introduction and notes.Richard G.oulton, M.A.(Camb.), Ph.D.(Penn.).Professor of Literature in English in the University of Chicago.Bound in\u2019 cloth.Publisher's price Bôc; on sale Thursday, 8 a.m.0.000000 sersnvanarn 15c Postage * 8c extra.* THE SUMMER SHOE SALE.Develops a new Bargain for Every Day.For Thursday's Selling $9.50 SHOER FOR 81.75.6 pairs Ladies Geod Fine Dongola Kid Oxford Low Bhoes, patent tips extension soles, medium Cuban heels; sizes 2 1-2 to 7.genuine $2.50 Shoes: Summer Bhoe Sale price, Thursday.8 am.81.78 University St.Entrance, Ground Floor.THE WALKING SKIRT IS HMalled as a Comfortable and Reasonable Fashion.Fashion's enthusiastic .view of the mode makes values such as these Goubly attractive.Léétes\u201d Walking Skirts, made of light summer weight homespun.in one of the newest designs, 7 gore, with &eep side pleats, finished with self strapping and buttons; coloura of light gray and Oxford.This \u2018is our regular $6.50 skirt\u2014but on Thursday we offer it to you for 83-96 LADIES\u2019 \u2018WHITE BLOUSES FOR 39° +.\u201cThat are Worth 78¢ and Sic.tr says that \u201cthere\u2019s only one get-rich-quick concern, and it's run Pie dave- Every -Dollar.\u201d\u201d The woman who Is striving to save should not overlook the cents\u2014a hundred of them make the dollar and are quickly sccumuiated by the participators in this establishment's bargain events.360 to 46c Is the saving you can reckon on every Blouse selected from the under- 4 +4 tm Ladies Blouses of fine quality white muslin and coloured percale, made up in many new and stylish designs.trimmed front and back with deep Dleats, new bishop sleeves, collar and cuffs finished with small oh tucks; regular 75c and 88¢c values; to clear at .-.0u000000s 30c : Second Floor.| | CHILDREN\u2019S PERCALE DRESSES \u2019 $1.25 Values for 98c.» Children's Sailor Dressés, of fine qual'ty Percale, with large sailor collar of white pique and self.cuffs ttimmed with white pique and fancy braid, flow énd ties, in colours of navy and pale blue; regular 81.25; où sale spécial at.2 scce-ceces es ceccessceses sc \u2018CHILDREN\u2019S STRAW HATS inadvisable to delay the purchase with such especial values as these to pick from.Qualities are limited.8 a.m.selections are therefore advised.- - HATS FOR 39%.nt : ot Children's Sailor Hats, of good quality pure white straw, mmed with \u201cwhite Fibbon \u2018with flowing ends; regular price 59c; special sale 39c J price aus see a ua 00 C00 FERRE iiss HATS FoR \u201cabe.= ce ; cows eu Te Children's Baflor Hats, made up of superior quality straw, e .bitm, trimmed With white band with flowing ends: regular | $1.35; special sale price .fee sesens sre ssssases « rerrsase.DBC Boys\u2019 Clothing Section, Second Floor, .GREAT REMNANT SALE Now In Progress on Third Floor New Bullding.Special tables of useful lengths In Coloured and Black Dress Goods, Bum- mér Wash Dress Materials, Flannels and Flannelottes, to be cleared at big teductions: Tabié No.1\u2014Remnants worth up to 60c each.for .+.«coo oon BBC Table No.3\u2014Remnants worth up to $1.28 each, for .Table No.3\u2014Remnants worth up to $1.75 each, for .le No.¢\u2014Remnants worth up to $3.28 each, for .No.6\u2014Remnants worth up to $4.00 each, for .82.Remnants Bleached Twilled Sheeting Cotton, 2 yards wide; ends contain 31-2 and § yards each\u2014 $1.3 v0 Eads for or.BOc 5 ya Ends for .ee Remnants Bleached Plain Sheeting Cottons, 21-2 yards wide, in § yard ends, » worth $1.78 each, \u2018for fen ree ER ee RY ) B14 a CURTAIN STRETCHERS FOR 95¢ Third Floor, \u201cNew Building.\u201d Extend 10 2 x ¢ yards, with brass pins.Worth $1.48.Sale price .\u2026 9 Wooden Towel Rings .-.- 5c .- .AN ehe parish.died on Monday.TY Point d'Esprit Net \\ hundreds are availing themselves of our r June Sale Discount plain Bohool and Prof Bergeron ot Sure iE | Sherbrooke\u2014Abhe Masson, the cure 1 arfa, 12 in.lions, f 20 p.c., 25 p.c.30 pc.- ou hool.if coffee is reall À of Danville, for thirty-nine years.is .inches wide .250 ranging from p.c., Us p.: The committee will meet Saturday !f cotiee is really causing your BE morning, June 18th, and consists of trouble.Mgr.Raciot, Mr.J.H.1e Demers.MP.Semple anûl You say \u2018nonsense, there's Rugs, Curtains, Shades, \u2018Beds atd Bedding.White and Cream Scarfs, with Battenberg ande, 66 inches 560 + Only two weeks, then school closing time, when The Toronto Methodiat conference com- prize Books will be wantéd.Best time now to make lon EMPIRE ; ; Œ .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.© reese .Rev.Father Don es co i Te port on Tuesdar mame wblen Sélections.because stocks are full and assortments com- 7 HOMA LIGGET, og BUILDING Anthony's Church.Inforined the Board old Bill Jone drank coffee for to plete.and prices, well they're at the very lowest strata # [that the Sisters of the Congregation 50 JoArs\u2014\u2014- took trong ground with referénce to the FOLDING GO-CARTS.of prohibition.declaring in vig.in the formation of fures Here's several price hints A very choice Sirous anguagd ita dissatisfaction at the to guide you: t= collection of Go- 28768, 2476 ST.OATHERINE 9 would accept for St.Agnes\u2019 Selool the ould ccept for SL Agnes\u2019 Se ever mind him, remergber ; o ur twelve years \u2019 -\u2014\u2014\u2014 on the conditions proposed by the your not Bill Jones, the Ross Government had frifted ve wh the whole mation BOOKS FOR PRIZES.STANDARD AUTHORS.Sara, \u201cCarriages, | To Suscesd Attorneytereret Knox.Boûr X : ok Bring rdw \u201cGuedes Pharmaceutical Association.Ala.Gallery's motion that a sum of 9 1 ! ba Special Wotice.The Pansy Sriam,.cow Touches ee ache nh Boys, : - eatiy priced.2 Quebec, Jame 18.~The annual mest.tron ington, June Le ne eames ow be set Sslde to buy prizes for the You re ; Steinway for Gerhard Heintzman.The REisle Series, | : .-} joe, hay a oT tomy ne 200) © .à D! ing ors the province of Sete Pharma: Attorney Shen) $e ao eels considered at the next prie fl be} You 4 A : To e a vo.sité.« spe- F ceut Association from the 8 eys a 3 \"he Gerhard Heintaman Pianos are Bessle Books, cial prize-giving Book .- i3 FOLIE EYE Laval University yesterday, when the] be guccesded by Mr.Moody, the pres of Prinaisai Bo on the recommendation + \u2018 xnown all over the Dominion as thé At the lowest prices in the oity.following: gentlemen were elected alter- gefit secretary of the favy.place Prof, Vien.Principal Desaul- [and want to be well and if Henty's Rooks for Boys, 18¢ : \u2018 Art Pianos of Canada, and musical Tha Rainbow Berles various: titles .caHardyood Gos.rouneifiors : E.Dube, Quebec; A.piers\u2019 request ?1 .who formerly were attached to \u2019 : The Wellesby Series.book t -Duberger, Waterloo: J.Cantin, H.eq or nn extra teacher was sou\u2019ll t © t Berend New York makers, are finding The Royal Series, for girls .» .LA res 288 ame.asustatie, Gray, A.&.Lachance, Montreal.The Staying Power that Counts.tabled till next September.y cut out the drug coffee \u2018One package of \u201cSwiss Food\u201d wil The schools will! close on the tollow- for ten d and a out that we have in Canada a piano in Standard Gift Books.The Star Series .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.BW back And foot lon of president and officers will prone ack a aa Tod oni! ing data ar on the follow.ays se well boiled \u2018 Gerhard Heintzgman which is sec- ar ; \u201cThe Pl Sertes .rest, rubbe w place next month ] = to none In the world.During the The Royal Series in specially at- he Red Rose Libraré 1200.\u201c painted gear.\u2018Specta) price.$3.99 tar en 7 other bre food on the dems ana Monten Schoo tas, Aces | i faut few days J.W.Shaw and Co, tractive, beautifully bound, surpaes- New Henty Books, the Poets Hardwood Baby Fk strongly 8 1 Notice.afternoon, Oller School: Mo nday mor, { \u201cho are the sole agentn for Gerhard tng any book ever offered at 20° padded lea her, and hundreds of made, and well finished.| poeta Ing.June 27th, Champlain Bchool, and : Meintsman Plahos in Montreal, have she price, Special .Special price ce ve ne we $1.35, | ; Go to Willis & Co.'s, 2470 Bt.Cather- Spécial Notice.Montay evening Belmont School.taken two Steinway pianos from -int street, for a plage for s wedding -\" Willis & Ces Pianos All the schools under the Board wii lin it\u2019 ,\u2018 prominent citizens in exchange for : Present.These pianos are \u2018à joy for : | re-open, Monday.Reptember Êth.in its place our word for it Bew scale Gerhard Meintzman Planos oO.-F} ever.132 8 3aw.o bigh grade are sold at as Lu = price : y.September ft you will reap a great reward.\" HA - .commeénst plan : .y Intending JDurchasers shoud \"Girnira 8 Cl 4 ; where vis a due to the large buel- A pamphlet on Canada issued by the Th \u2019 ! Meintsman and other fine new plänoë | LIMITED He cash ar : Laan, res pou onde a fer dome Tritith Iron \u201cTrade Adsoctition predicts ere\u2019s a Reason , SLT WBA an She eh Noirs Barts ire ub ° HE 85 Catherine strest.Other hargains at 3470 Bt Catherine strogt ntreal.| one of the Ra tomate tha ron Get the little book, \u201cThe Rosd to > St.Catherine street.Special in- .a 1783 Nétre Dare Sireot.184 to 194 St.Jamée Street, MONTREAL.5 \"| = rs at © for the next few dave.; \u201c©.\u2014 wee d= IE PER Bo upwards.4 © \u2014j'and stest compatitors of ritain.Wellvfile\u201d in each package.\u201d bade tian at me ce mab eg es Le eer CET TY CR a.an me ea qe TE et Mc \"ME 4e EE EPR SRE gt ANT ER THE MONTRE AL ' DAILY _STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, (] ' \u2019 (OFFICIAL REPORT.) + : RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.4 ge : i jt x : \"i NR AUCTION 2 n .\u2019 Votes of thanks were tendered totha President and directors for their - To paraphrase the Old Welsh \u201cTralawns » R me - The Sovereign Bank of Canada.[wns imme hey sd sie te the general Magrger and mue J : SALE ° Both resolution were heartily :eceiv I\u201d - > .Lieut.-Col.Pellatt considered the statements submitted very complete and And van Dandoaulà die?; Ê The second annual meeting of shareholders of the Sovereign Bank of Can- Satisfactory, and thought the large attendance complimentary to the direc- à die?\u2014OoF\u2014 .ada was held in Toronto yesterday, and was largely attended, there being tors, and showed the interest the shareholders took in the bank.The manner - Then twice forty thousand Scotchmen \u2018 SEVER AL .about fifty shareholders present.The statements and reports submitted in which the deposits had increased shows how fully the institution holds (Foreigners, strangers, cal] them anything but what they are\u2014the most J Lei were most favorably received, and every one seemed pleased with the pro- the Nid % the public, ted that he volced the sentiments of eve loyal of Prius Sandee from one end of the Empire to the other) 3 .BEDROOM SETS gr ban - r.cNaug sta che ry roughout Canada will .: 3 the k has made shareholder when he sald that the results qhown were in every way satis- s nacs know the reason why Springs and Mattresses, and a lot ef COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.factory.They evidenced close attentionand vigilance on the part of the dirg Genuine Scotch Oatmeal.see vena.4 Ib.tins, 50 cents per tin.Furniture Odds and Ends from the Windsor ' x tors and management, and with the continuance of such attention the SR- Scrimgeour's, Dundee, Scotch Rich Oat Cakes.(made of the best Forfar- ow an S Hotel, in first class order To the publi LIABILITIES.A 130, 1903 April 20, 1904 ereign Bank was bound to go on and prosper.flected th : \u2018 \u2018 shire Oatmeal).Seeree seven 75 cents per tin Parlor, bedroom and dining-rodm suites \u2014also\u2014 o the public: Pp., .pr , .r.J.F.Junkin ought tha e statement reflecte e utmost c ° Al ot uares, In Notes of the Bank in Creulation \"331030 5 $ 855 476.00 $1.079.762.10 $1,091,865.00 upon the \u2018General Manager and staff, for, no matter how good a Board 1- MACFARLANE, LANG & CO.GLASGOW.Per Tin In oak, craint and A otras, Axminster, Wliton.Brussels an Ta es posits nol aring interest.§ 391073.»079,762.1 rectors à bank had.| ecessa e efficient management .« a - .: \"| try Carpets, Handsome Parlor.Bed- Deposits bearing interest 2.861 647.24 4'611,691.23 ea ong had, It was n ry to hav ge in order Rich Oat Cakes .seeeceese Special\u201d tins .75 crockery, carpets and other sundries.room and Dining Room Furniture, one \u2014\u2014 $3,252,919.45 \u2014\u2014\u2014 $5,601,453.33 ranola .\u201cSpecial\u201d tins 80 \u2014ALSO\u2014 excellent Square Grand Piano, and 2 At the close of the meeting the following directors were declared elected: Parmena (Savoury) a: \" 2 Balances due to banks in Great = Imperial tins 85 Upright Pianos, all in first-class order.Britain .45,101.82 148,393.11 H.8.Holt, A.A.Allan, Arch.Campbell, M.P., James Carruthers, Randolph Cafe Noir .Cie 1° tins ace nue 80 UARES Curtains and Portieres, Table Linen, soctceceeeese tete ! Macdonald.Hon.Peter McLaren, Hon.D.McMillan and John nee Scotch Maccaroons .2° LING cane anes $1.25 50 CA p Gutlery.and a large lot of useful sun- Œ 2 711.44 t a subsequent meeting of the Directors H.S.Holt was elected Presid- Marte .an 70 ries.To Shareholders: $4.167.396.27 36,831,71 ent and Randolph Macdonald Vice-president.Rich Tea, small .\u201cNo.2 tins (eevee veer venue.50 and a quantity of small rugs, in Brussels Sale at our rooms, 241 and 343 ST.Capital stock paid up.ve.$1.203.876.26 31,300.000.00 _ Abernethy, thin .se \u201cNo.2° ting\" ovr SNS BO and Wilton\u2014just recelved for Absalute JAMES STREET, Reserve Fund .\"323,008.74 850,000.00 Sandringham Wafers .\u201cSpecial\u201d ting .\u2026.\u2026.25 Sale.FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 17th, \"04.Dividend No.4, payable May 16 \u2019 Fancy Mixed Biscuits .\u2018\u201c\u2019Tartan\u2019\u2019 tins .\u2026.4 Belfast finens, cloths, napkins, towels, Sale at 2.30.YY I GE \u2019 16,260,00 Butter Fingers .cero seeneenn \u201cNO.1\u201d tins .c.\u2026.00.00 00 46 quilts, sheeting.dress goods tweeds, la- sg RAE & DONNELLY, Balance of profits carried for.Milk Chocolate .+ een corcces +.\u2018\u201cNo.1 tins .0.2 22000 0 45 dies\u2019 waterproofs, etc., etc., at our rooms, 142 2 Auctioneers.- Ward .1.202 Lecnacnsnenes 1.351.711 6,112.65 Coronation .veer sree 0000000 7N0.D ttns I 2.55 1821-1828 Notre Dame Btreet.\u2014 \u2014 $1.618.236.71 \u2014 $i.672,362.65 Chocolate Wafers .\u2018Special\u201d tins .60 at 2.30 o'clock.Assorted Biscuits .\u2026 eussess « \u201cCabinet\u201d tins 60 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at & $5,776,632.98 $8,604,074.09 Shortbread, \u2018\u2018Tantallon\u201d .\u201cSpecial\u201d tins 65 M.HICKS & CO.; Eve \u2014_\u2014\u2014 gooten Shortbread Conk 0 RAR \u2018\u2018\u2019Tartan*\u2019 tins 60 Auctioneers.Ass i Scote ortbread, es in & tin.60 _\u2014 t half- Gold and Silver Coin.\u2026.$48.962.94 $151,237.43 A full assortment of fancy Biscuits in fancy tins.pai Timers Carpets will be sold Te 2 otes of the Dominion Govern- j FRABER, VIGER & CO.- ment LL.LL Lai.458,402.25 585,430.50 * \u2014 \u2019 \u2014 \u2014 $507,365.19 $686,667.93 a SCOTCH FRUIT JAMS : e m B r Full deposit required by the e \" ; INSOLVENT NOTICE em ovetnment Jor the secur- 5.027.563 87,749.18 ecial n James Kelller & Son (Dundee) circulation.Wai.+ .A ep Notes of and cheques on other APE JAMS.: In, the matter of JOS.LAMBERT & TO ATTEND THE DANKE LL.een.146,967.70 276,894.65 - ag oes Blom entrent ctor-Joiners, 07 the CIV DAWN SALE OF Balances due by other banks in 2 43.948.70 Di Sass Stone of Montreal.anada .42,209.11 3,948.ISCOUN S A - - Dricot .+.tive wescssenenase0s we vevvew 25 cee - ; Balances duo by other banks in 136,010.43 108.170.02 A \u201c : Blackberry.+.venvanenns sis Ti .25 eens The ftndersigned will sell by public DIAMON DS IPERS he Ro\u201d Damson .v ete ossecen seen no n0u0 sete unes 20 1.10 tion at their place of business Rail ., ° .auction p , Nav municipal and other \u2014\u2014 664,458.48 > ou be given on Parler, Dintng-room, Greengage +.evo Lan aces manne vertes vevcse eens .20 A.E JEWELLERY, GOLD AND SILVER room, Library and Office Furniture; Plu 2 1.10 PROVIDENCE LANE, ; Call and Sther demand loans ed also Carpets, Otlcloths, Curtains, Por- a Ranpberry | voue vecsce mae vssc000s mocveus erccus verses » .WATCHES, CLOTHING, FALL AND secur tie > te.Tre meveas ererew seen eveerns Mreved wervae esos , \u2018 ero, aan onan stocks.1.715,962.80 1,960,159.76 at res.ete qu Red Currant .Cee EN She un CN 20 ll THURSDAY, the I6th Day of June, 1994, winTER OVERCOATS, FUR-LINED, Lo \u2014 [I \u2014_ Btrawberry -.s.s.2 sa+s Loureususenu saves .e 25 ens \u2019 \u2019 id Lé \u2014 ® At 11 O'Clock, À $3,019,492.15 $3,782,448.72 I \u201c RE Peach .-.corr 2.2 neve mnrinns [A eerie Lune .25 eee THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING Cr ans aod bls dit 2,706,960.25 4,773.362.98 oY IS ce 3 Alex.Cairns & Bons (Paisley) The following assets: \u2014AT\u2014 Less rebate of Interest .tT \"120,000.00 4,753.362.98 a / po \u2018 JAMS.1.One lot of land known and designat- Past Que bite \u201cgood.a loss to ! =g on any purchase ar Per.Per ed on the official plan and book of refer- 241 and 243 St.James St., provide for) .ee 2,682.08 7,249.00 3 2 par Gent.amounting-to- 850 .Jar.Dos.ence for St.James Ward, City of Mont- At 3 and 7 p.m sharp Bank premises, safes, office | Strawberry, 1 1b.glass jars .20 2.28 real, as south-east part of Nos.ten, ad .furniture, ete.40,696.90 53,713.00 3 on a purchase Strawberry, 2 1b.jars .35 8.75 eleven and twelve of the official sub- RAE & DONNELLY.Other assets .SET 5,501.60 7,299.79 per BM.amounting to 8100 Raspberry, 1 Ib.glass jars .20 235 division, of number eleven hundred and 143 Auctioneers.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | .- .{ + .35.776,632.98 $8,604,074.09 33 I 3 on a purchase SCOTCH MARMALADE.containing together seventy-two feet in LEE?Do 0 \u2018 - P C : = width by sixty feet depth.bound in front x \u2019 \u2019 amounting to 8200 ARIA 11h 2 1b 4 lb.7 1b.Man .L a .a .by Providence lane, in rear by the residue Montreal, April 30, 1904.D.M.STEWART, General ager.PY J .Jars.Jars.Tins.Tins, of sald lots Nos.10, 11 and 12 of the DIRECTORS\u2019 REPORT.ed At e 9 Grange, Ketllers, Dundee, Ceara ro.» 2 35 50 po sald official sub-division: on the South ° The directors beg to present to the shareholders the second annual report, \u20144 La t range, Cairns\u2019, Homemade .ve ow 0 ve .- east by part No.9 of the said c showing the result of the business of the bank ofor the year ended 30th April, = ° oin \u20ac S 1 1b.Per sub-division, and on the other side by 1904: [rever Glass Jars.Dos.part of No.12 of the said officia sub 3 \u2014\u2014 re Balance at credit of profit and loss account on April 30, 1803.$ 1.361.711 1449 St.Catherine Street, Orange Tangerine, CAIrNS\u2019 .v cecvecnase Vocase cones 25 ee.division, with buildings thereon erect ?Net profits for the year ending April 30, 1904, after deducting charges Corner o 1 Pine Apple Cairns\u2019 .acer tementsases messes 20 32.25 and occupied as joiner shop.; Montcalm 2.The machine comprising: One 3 of management, paying interest due depositors, and making full Malted, Keiller's, Dundee .voeerene vues 25 2.75 - e ry, p Bg: .E provision for all doubtful debts.cena seen ane senc see 06 119,760.94 Open Evenings until 9 o'clock.; buzz planer, one small planer one mould- ; $121,112 65 TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT IT.SCOTCH CALVES FEET JELLY.ing machine, one EE ne hae PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby riven that ; This has been appropriated as follows: cessories, one sanding machine, one P- |the roll of special assessment for the Ë Dividend No.1, payable August 15, 1903.}.$16,250 00 James Keiller & Sons, Assorted Flavours, in 1 1b.glass jars, 30 cents er, one band saw, one rip saw, one Swing widening of Guy street is completed, and | Dividend .vo.2, payable Nov.16, 1903.16.250,00 per jar; $3.35 per dozen jars.saw, one tehoning machine, ones ectric ts now deposited In the office of the un- = Dividend No.3.payable Feb.16, 1904.cc.16.250.00 James Kelller & Sons, Assorted Flavours, in ribbed pint glass jars, moon shaft.beltings, and pul YE.ome dersigned at the City Hall.È Dividend No.4, payable May 16, 1904.1 11111212 U 16.250.00 60 cents per jar; 35.50 per dozen jara portable forge.one emery grinder, vices, | persons whose names appear therein 5 .0 h; etc., etc.$65,000.00 Kelller's Preserved China Ginger.in 1 lb.glass jars, 30 cents each; ) x .The rolling stock, comprising: One as liable for payment of any tax or as- : Transferred to Reserve Fund 25,000.00 $3.25 per dozen 3 e & .prising y 3 Reserved for rebate of interest on bills discounted .20:000.00 \u2019 : PEEL fine horse.one express, one family car- Sessment are required to pay the amount .r Written off bank premises ; : Cann 5,000.00 SCOTCH CANDIED PEELS To nus Winter vehicles.harnesses fic within.thirty eus t on none à te, > .revsec aus esessen mmssne \u2026.v .and robes.* ce, w n ny ays from 8 ate, \u2014\u2014\u2014$115,000.00 0 ° ; Ms dd .n 4.Stock of lumber, amounting as per Without further notice.110 Kelller's Orange Peel.in .xes, cents each.inventory to $1,508.83.(Signed), Balance carried forward.ener \u2026 wosreseuses + +.$6,112.65 Koiller's Lemon Peel, in 1 1.boxes.2 cents each 8.The book debts, unting per list ov ROBB, + eiller\u2019s ron Peel, in A es.cen e to $528.34.y reasurer, N.B.\u2014The net profits for the year ending April 30, 1903, were $51,233.60.Kellier's Mixed Peel.In 1 Ib.boxes, 25 cents each.Lots Nos.2 and 3 will be sold in de- City Treasurer's Office, _ {| GOING TO THE OLD COUNTRY! Lu .(IN TINS.) tail.City Hall: Eat + credit ot ; JESERVE FUND.parsoon 74 SOCOOEOIOSOLOOIOLOOCONOR bus Jou-are intending to pay a visit \u20ac \u2019 SCOTCH HERRINGS - Lot No.4 will be offered en bloc.and Montreal, June 14th, 1904 4 ance at credit of account, April 30, 1903 .\u2026.cour vv wees 008.7 \u201c \u2018e.the Olid untry, you will certainly tak .u 20 ts tin: 32.35 n a no s n - \u2014 Batance of premium on Capital Stock .«esos.ce een eins 1,991.26 ° © |some CANADIAN SOUVENIRS a Marshall's Scotch Kippered Herrings, in tins, cents per tin; CONDITIONS, CABH.The premises Transferred from profit and 1088 account.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.sone tater evencsenr 25.000.609 3) Your friends will appreciate ait very per dozen Uns.a in th 20 cents tin: 32.25 will be open for inspection on the 15th : | moos |§ THE WEATHER.© much, Wo wil me Pied ie me pe par dr ae Ste Findon Maddooks, tne, cents per Un 335 at.For furor information appl\u2019 to eMontigny St.000.n a ook over our large collections .\u2018 Anchovy.¢ Branches have been opened during the year at the following places:\u2014 & Souvenie\u201d Spoons\u2019 Brooches.* Pine ure 20 cents per tn 3338 per dozen tina nov.shrimp.or Tomato me 1698 Notre Dame St rn al To ; ( 000000 , Fins.- l'a Reb : $1.00 otre me St.Montreal.A Aylmer, Ont.Dashwood, Ont.Mount Forest, Ont.000000000000000000000000 Links, Belt Buckles, Sugar Tongs, Orange Marshall's Scotch Freeh Herrings.in tins 10 cents per tin; $1.00 per MARCOTTE FRERES, Notice Belmont.Ont.Frelighsburg, P.Q.Ottawa (Market Branch).The weather to-day has been dis- Spoons, Bon-Bon Spoons, etc.; Rare in- dozen tins.; H tn à 25 cents per 136 2 law Auctioneers.to Ratepayers.ry Burk's Falls, Ont.Hensall, Ont.Stanbridge East, P.Q.tinctly threatening.The sky has been |dian Leather Noveities, Pipes, Baskets, - Crosse & Blackwell's Scotch Kippered Herrings, ns, a PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that Claremont, Ont.Marrnora, Ont.Zurich, Ont.dark and lowering.and in the early ee jMso the largest rarietr Viens, tin, 62.50 per dozen tins.the roll of special assessment for the ; ; ; - ographs.We are î These have all come up to expectations and the outlook is favourable.hours of the morning there were sev- the largest dealers In C da In Canad .T r Buildin opening of DeMontigny street, from Par- The directors feel sure that the bank's progress as shown by the com- |eral light showers.The maximum [Souvenirs Wa are constantly oan FRASER, VIGER & 00 he Nordheime 9, team Ol ers.thenais 16 Dufresne streets, tn St.Mary's parative statement already submitted will be entirely satisfactory to the |temperature is 70 to-day.This is parcels to Britain and the United States i \" 207,209 & 211 St.James St.a ard.ay of contreal, Le ompleted and shareholders.The increase of over $2,400.000 in deposits afford gratifying evi- |tomewhat jower than yesterday, but Call in and let us assist -you in selecting alias Wareho Established 1856.Our New Boiler Shop is now com- J = now eposited in the office of the un- dence of the confidence which the investing public have in this institution, the prevailing \u201ccloseness has made |some articles which will be not only ap: maton MONTREAL pleted and ready to fill orders for ersigned at the City Hall \\ while the Increase of 32.000.000 in commercial loans shows that the bank is |! Sem higher, | Southwesterly winds.propriate, but purely\u201d Conadlan in char NV memes \u2014\u2014 Boilers, Tanks and Steel |,,A! ferons \"Rose names anpenr vera: attaining to an important position in the mercantile community.attered show \u20ac \u201cTHE WIGWAM,\" 138 Peel Street.|! assesment, are required to pay the _ The net profits amounted to $119,760.94, or about 9.21 per cent.on the ne on trers are predicted for this Opposits Dominion Square.© : Plate Work of All Kinds amount (hereof to the undersigned at his capital, and show an increase of $68,527.34, or 133 3-4 per cent.over the previ- In Great Britain the \u2018weather to-day 142 1 W.J.CLARKE, Proprigtor, | -_ TIC E .It \u2018your ofce in plied Vi war ee 1 sald office.within ten days from this .: your ce supp : hout .\u2018 ous year, d these alone are \"28 Deen overcast.and unsettled wea- | IN TOWEL SERVICE DEPARTMENT.Canada Foundry Company, Limited date.\u201cwithout further notice Our cash resources are maintained at a high level.an è Te |ther is prophesied.The same condi- y ~ yeu will be well satisfied.TOILET (Signed), : sufficient to pay off the demand deposits, while our total immediately avail- > SNEEZED TO DEATH.\u2014 Menesift took dog collar with Head Office - Toronto.W.ROBB tions have prevailed in France.e The person who LAUNDRY, 300 Guy.et Peter St.Hall .; able assets amounts to 54 per cent.of the bank's entire liabilities to the pub- Chartrand, 45 years of age, dropped tax attached from Irish terrier yester- p Dintflet Omces Montreal, 81 se City Treasurer., lic.These figures will bear favourable comparison with those of .the strong- FACTS ABOUT THE WEATHER.dead to day 2 is home.543 Drolet day à dents\u201d rt please return same -p ' » .125 #4ew City Treasurer's Office ire est banks In the Dominion.y Readings b street.eart fallure 1s supposed to be to .° , y the Optical and En- » City Hall The past year has been particularly satisfactory, and the outlook for the gineer's Supply Company's Standard the © 0 se of death.His wife.who was \u2019 original na\u2019 Toh for the teeth and TWe Montreal Dally Star is published by Montraetl Jet h Ju 1904 one we have now entered is very encouraging.The bank's business is in a Barometer ut noon yesterday, 30.21: at Upon goin Pt Line Deceased Sneere.The Baptiste of Ottawa Valley are gums Prices 25c, Bôc, $1.08.For sale by Hugh Graham, resident.In Montreal, Pub- , ne, .sound condition, well distributed, and is steadily increasing in a healthy man- 8 am.to-day.30.07; 11 am.to-day.|sha ro Ele, end ortly afterwards meeting in convention at Vankleek Hill.all druggists.136 tf lahing rice.ner.30.06: temperature to-day.maximum, = - 70: minimum.54: yesterday, maximum, \u2014- = : NOTICE TO CREDITORS.; ment, namely, the rebate on unmatured discounts.2 The shareholders of the bank number 841, as against 810 a year ago, making an average holding of 15 shares per head, and the subscribed capital In moving the adoption of the directors\u2019 report, 1 have very little to add 74: minimum, 46.Victoria, 64.48: Calgary.T6.40: Med.CES -vige Notice is hereby given that under and 18 now fully paid up.Sun rose this morning at 4.35 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, The branches have been regularly inspected during the year.o'clock.District of Montreal.The directors have pleasure in recording their appreciation of the zeal Will set \u2018this evening at 8.01 , and efficiency displayed by the officers of the bank.o'clock.- .\u2014 In the matter of THE JAMES COOPER Montreal, June 10th, 1904., H.S.HOLT, President.MFG.COMPANY, LIMITED, in Maximum and minimum tempera- .h h b liquidation.\u2019 PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS.tures for the past 24 hours: IGHTNESS, grace and ease, united with the best to the statements submitted, which speak for themselves, and are eminently satisfactory.I might, however, refer to one itern In the profit and loss state- This has been calculated at the full legal rate, and, while I understand it has not been customary for banks to rebate during the first few years, we consider it prudent and conservative banking to deduct the amount from the profits.In this, as in the case of our cash reserves, we are actuated by a desire to place the bank in a thor.Hat.68.52: Battleford, 68.52; Winnipeg, 58, 40: Port Arthur, 70, 58: Parry Sound.72, 48: Toronto, 68, 52; Ottawa, 78, 60: Montreal, 74, 60: Quebec, 78, 56; St.John, 64, 44; Halifax, 76.40.style, characterize all Boston Oxfords for women.The leather used in these shoes is a special brand, prepared in-our -own,-tanneries; -and\u2014 remarkable H-Juty\u20141st, - 1904 by virtue of a judgment of the Superior Court, rendered in this cause, all parties having claims against this estate must fyle the same with the undersigned liquidator, duly attested, on or before Montreal, June 1st, 1904.G.A.SAVAGE, A | CORN EXCHANGE \u2014\u2014 ~~ - oughly sound position Which will entitle it to the fullest measure of public for.lightness, softness and ventilating qualities.confidence, nd I trust that this policy will always be characteristic of the \u2018 ASSOCIATION ON ! Liquidator.H - I wish also to mention that since the close of our fiscal year we have pur- GRAIN INSPECTION.oe In Boston Shoes the feet are always cool, 301 Coristine Building, Montreal av \u201c our customers several important municipal corporations, chased a site for the bank in Montreal.Our business in that city has long since outgrown our present quarters, and as w&\u20ac found it Impossible to secure other satisfactory premises, we had no choice but to purchase a property for ourselves.We were, however, very fortunate in being able to secure a site with a frontage of 45 feet by a depth of 100 feet on St.James street (between St.Peter and McGill streets), at a cost of something less than $60.000.This site 18 in the very heart of the financial and banking district of Montreal.and it Is proposed to erect a building in which we can properly accommodate our business, and one which will be both creditable and profitable to the bank.The land is bound to increase in value and is already too valuable to erect a building on it solely for the accommodation of the bank.It has.therefore.been decided to put up an office buflding.and I have every hope that this will prove a satisfactory investment to the shareholders.I would llke to say that the business of the bank has received great care and attention from our very able General Manager, and his effleient staff, who have spared no time or effort to give to the public a satisfactory and Up-to-date service and to the shareholders a sound and profitable institu- on.I now move the adoption of the directors\u2019 report, seconded by Mr.Macdonald, the Vice-President.Carried.GENERAL MANAGER'S ADDRESS.I am content to let the statements placed before you to-day testify to our stewardship during the pest year.I would like to say, however, \u2018that the results have only been achieved by extremely hard work on part of all officers of the bank.You could not wish for more loyal and painstaking body of men, and the success of the institution is In no small degree due to the courteous treatment, prompt attentiop and obliging service which the staff has invariably rendered to the publi.When you once get business, the great thing is to keep it, and I feel safe in saying that the Sovereign Bank will not lose many customers for want of either technical knowledge or prompt and cheerful attention.It affords me very great pleasure to be in a position to inform the ghare- holders at the close of the bank's second year that we have a clientele of which any institution in the Dominfon might be proud.We number amongst insurance companies and socleties, as well as some of the largest and most conservative merchants and manufacturers in Canada.We are in a position to handle in the most efficient way every financial detail of the import and export business.This department is steadily increasing.and brings the bank in touch with the best houses in this country, the United States and Great Britain, and it will be our constant endeavour to maintain in increasing measure the high class patronage the bank now enjoys.I think I can say without egotism that the Sovereign Bank has been of distinct beriefit to the Canadian public.It has encouraged thrift among classes who never Kept savings accounts before, and in the rural districts, where we took over the business of several private bankers we have naturally given better banking facilities and afforded the people a much greater measure of We were, however, fortunate in being singularly free from losses, due chiefly to the fact that we have been in a position to decline any account that we did nol consider a fair banking risk.We never refuse a really good account.and so manage our resources as tô always bave plenty of money to handié any first class buisness that offers.he \u2014\u2014 3 The meeting of the Corn Exchange Association, held yesterday afternoon.received the reports of the deputation sent to Ottawa to lay the Soclety\u2019's views on the proposed amendments to the bill dealing with the inspection of grain before the Parliamentarv committees.After considerable discussion, the following resolution was adopted.with Mr.Crane dissenting: - \u201cHaving received the report of its delegates, Mr.Jas.Carruthers and H.D.Metcalfe, who presented its views with regard to grain inspection legislation before the Parllamentary committees at Ottawa, on the 8th and 9th instants now re-affirms its resolution of the 27th ult., which advocated the placing of the inspection of grain under control of boards of trade, or.falling that.the adoption of certain detailed amendments to bill No.113, an act respecting the inspection of Erain.now before that committee: \u201cAnd further resolved, that this Association protests against the provision of clause 32 of the bill, whereunder the grain survey board would be appointed by the Governor-General-in-Council, and urges instead, that, so far as Toronto and Montreal are concerned.the grain survey boards shall be constituted as are the present hoards of examiners.namely, appointed by the local board of trade.\u201d || Coughing ts ard si || Coveting Je 2a ae un ol : Cure the disease with ° 9 Shiloh'\u2019s > ° Consumptio Cure Tle ) and the cough will stop.| Try it to-night.l£ it doesn\u2019t benefit you, we'll give your 25c.50c.1 LaRoy,N.Y., Toronto, Can.y \u201c Shoe Artists \u201d are employed on these shoes \u2014 designers selected.for their proved taste and long training ; men of the ture lasts, BOSTON Comfortable, Union work- highest class.And all Boston Shoes are made on an exclusive product of our own last factory \u2014 our famous Na- \u2018These lasts are carefully modelled on the lines of the human foot, giving to shoes both a comfort and a fitting quality never beforé equalled.And We Prove the Wear Of every pair of Boston\u2019 Shoes\u2014a Six Dollar Valae for Three Dollars and a half ; by mail 25 cents extra.Send for our-New Illustrated Catalog.\u2018SHOE STORE, FACTORIES AND TANNERIES, BOSTON, MASS.dry and comfortable, Stylish BOSTO SHOES For Women Cor.St.Catherine aad Catherine St, Montreal, Can.hot Summer weather.Boston Shoes, for women, are without doubt the handsomest, most stylish and most exquisitely even in extremely finished women's footwear that money can UNION MADE., DEBENTURES FOR SALE.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to th City Council and marked \u2018Tenders, will be received by the undersigned up to Monday.June 20th.at 4 p.m., for any or all of the following debentures, of- tered for sale by the City of Niagara Falls.Canada.$18.89659 Local Improvement BSide- walk.20 year debentures.$15.828.85 Local Improvement Sewer, 80 year debentures.$12.000.00 Water Works, 15 year debentures.All debentures guaranteed by the city at large, and bearing interest at 4 per cent.are repayable in equal annual consecutive instalments of princie pal and interest.Highest or any tender not necessass fly accepted.0 JOHN ROBINSON, Clerk.May 28th, 1904.2aw The Western Assurance Company (INCORPORATED 1851.) ~ Montreal Branch : Canada Life Build\u201d ing.\u2014RoBERT BicKERDIKE, Manager.pa AU kinds of Fire & Marine Insurance effected at reason able rates.142¢0q20 Ak ; The time for receiving tenders for the construction of a wharf at Anse @ la Grosse Roche P.Q.is hereby extends Niagara Falls, Can.130 5 : security for their savings than they ever had before.ba Our profits for the past year have not been contributed to bv an \u2018wind money back.ed to Friday heads À falls,\u201d but have been made in the ordinary way of legitimate banking business.Prices: 8.C.Waris & Co.307 FRED.GELINAS, .Secretary.Department of Public Works, Ottawa, June #, 1904.Newspapers inserting this advertisee ment without authority from the Dee I'The following table will give you an idea of how the bank has grown dur- i partment, will not be pald for it.1 ing the past year, and how well its business is distributed : 140 360d ( ° April 30, 1903.April 30, 1904.- ; 9 Number of officers on the staff .103 161 : , cé : ?Number of savings accounts open .6,006 (32.862.000) 15125 (34.612.000) g ] 5 Total number of banks\u2019 customers .8,006 ( 3.268.000 20651 ( 5,700,000) : \u2019 WATCH REPAIRS i Number of discount accounts neclined Mo ( 3.548.401) 723 att 5.358.980) ., 2 \u2018 ° { The discount accoun eclined include only strictly commerce usiness.; ! While some of this was unquestionably doubtful, it vas not all bad, eat i : rn CLEANING from $1.00 , À simply did not come Up to our standard.The highest class of business also - - .2 , D \u2018 ; Sot the most remunerative.put it is the safest.and, while we do not pretend If ou ill t it .6 It i the t a I e \u2019 A t \u2018 MAINSPRING from $1.00 | to be able to keep clear of the unavoidable losses that occur in business, we VW ry m bes te ; é will do our best to secure only such of it as contains a minimum amount of > d y ou ay say * S - ever use * g rea many Repairing Complicated Watehes hi i x ; * \u2019 \u2019 \u2019 \u201c a special .| As regards doubtful accounts, I may say that our policy is to wipe them eo e 0 sa SO.CL \u2018 off our books altogether.If we recover anything from them later.well and p p y 2 .Et.Hemsley À good, but meantime we commence our new fiscal year with an absolutely J 2R5 Ke.James St.clean sheet, ; } i ye SE VOUS || Sean / ! | "]