The Montreal daily star, 17 juin 1904, vendredi 17 juin 1904

[" a AO ul Baily Star.Total last week CIRCULATION OF STAR Last Weeks Dally .$42,722 Last Week's Weekly + 125,504 FRIDAY.JUNE 17, 1904.PRICE ONE CENT.VINS BAR! WASHED ASHORE thing Boy Found by urses Among Piles > .of Dead.Telissu.: a mi3YCH FOUND JAPS WERE TOO NUMEROUS | rvin g .Ei \u2014 B scued From the Slocum Terrible Scenes Attended the De- s i tha 7 Was Struck Dumb by struction of Japanese Transports , C i S ., ° .Fi Js Shock.Situation at Port Arthur, @ Your brain is tied pretty gar i J - closely to your digestive * Bpeclal to th St.Petersburg, June 17.\u2014The news of : p o the Montreal Star.the result of the battle of Vafangow Machinery.J.HIRSCH, sons & 00 AND SAVE THE BANDS, New York.June 17.\u2014 There is a reached the morning paper too late to! {] Like a coal fire when S Makers - Montren little blue-eyed.golden-haired baby, plump and dimpled, that creeps about the floor of the wards at the Lebanon Hospital, prattling in its baby way and \u2018wondering what all tears are about.No one knows who owns the baby.It is a boy, about eleven months of age, TOTy with health.Snatched from the very jaws of death on the General Slocum, saved from drowning by miracle, it was sent to the hospital.The nurses of the Island Hospital in- r-ecting the dead found the little fel- Jow.attracted bv its cries.It was one of the bodies that the tide left on the sand at North Brother Island, and it Was one of the bodies that policemen carried to the line of dead that n might be numbered.Nurses snatched ft away and hurried it to the reception hospital dormitory.Warm milk and ®leep brought the little one around.BURYING THE DEAD.To-day the heart-breaking task of burving the dead victims of the disaster was beguy.The entire lower east #ide of New York was one great house of morning.Through every street moved the corteges.From hundreds of bouses fluttered crape, that told of weepin- and walling for lost loved ones.Through streets with leadenéà feet and faces drawn from grief moved bereft fathers, husbands and mothers and o ~haned children.On many houses were five and six pleces of crape.Black and white hearses were on every side, and slow processions of carriages, filled with mourners, wended their way towards the cemeteries.St.Luke's parish was weeping for its dead as it laid them eway.AN OFICIAL STATEMENT.Frank A.Barnaby, the president of the Knickerbocker Steamboat Com- papy, which owned the General Sio- cum, hag heen making an investigation ed; but that the blame will be (placed where it properly belongs.MUCH JEWELLERY FOUND.Although many of the bodies taken to the morgue were badly mutilated and the clothing in many causes almost entirely burned off, valuables have been taken from them and are in the keeping of -city officials, to the 2 » CAPTAIN VAN SCHAICK, Who commanded the General Slocum and who is being held as a witness.extent of $200,000 or more.Several of the men and women had the savings of a life-time on them .when they perished.Much jewellery, it is reported to the police, has been lost, but an explanation may be found in the fact that it was destroved by fire rather than stolen by ghouls.SHOCK STRUCK HIM DUMB.Henry Henitz, 12 years old, who lost his mother, his aunt, Hannah Luder- mann, and his sister Louise, is dumb ' because of the ordeal he went through., He and his brother George were saved.They were on the middle deck until it became too hot, when they jump- | RUSSIANS.LOST ONE THOUSAND MEN That Is Their Own Estimate of Loss at allow of comment.The public seem to accept the result stoically and are content that the Russians made a gallant and stubborn fight until the arrival of fresh forces of the enemy oompelled General Stakelbergs troops, weary and exhausted with three days\u2019 hard fighting to give way.A special despatch from Liao Yang contains the first Russian estimate of General Stakelberg's losses, placing them at a thousand men and twenty officers.The present situation is not clear although it is believed that General Stak- elberg will continue to retire to the northward.It is possible, however,that reinforcements are being sent to his support.This might be inferred from a significant message just received from a correspondent at Tashihika, announcing the enormous movement of troops, fncluding cavalry and infantry, along the railway, but the correspondent was not allowed to say in what direction the troops were marching.It may be, therefore, reinforcemetns moving to support General Stakelberg or the force of that commander retiring to the northward.The message also says that, the whereabouts of Major-General Mistchenko is not known, and this latter statement may be pregnant with significance.GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.St.Petersburg, June 17.\u2014 The No- vosti.referring to the statement of Earl Percy.British Under Foreign Secretary, that pourparlers are already proceeding between Great Britain and Russia.says: *\u201cThis recognition of the necessity for a mutual understanding is extremely welcome, especially coming, as it did, before the conclusion of the war with Japan.It is true that Great Britain i and Russia aiready have a prellminary | agreement respecting Thibet, but that \u2018is secondary to the possible clash of thelr immense commercial interests in The danger of the \u2018Yel- it gets clinkered up, it's generally the fuel that's to blame.{ \u201cFORCE\u201d is what you might call a \u201cfree-burn- ing\u201d food.\u201c \u20ac If you eat plenty of it you won't have those stuck-in-the-mud days when everything seems to be going backward in- i stead of forward.Li fom When you buy cos! you find some stones _ mized with it.These stones costas much as the coal.They also take up and waste ed ï Ÿ Hhire Merc COLD BOTTLE \"|; | OF THE DAY.\" LITHIA WATER.F.X.ST.CHARLES & CO Sole MONTREAL 2000 Tel\u2014Boll Fast 781-782.Wise Sayings Of The Wise Old Man From Mars.\u201cOn a Summer's afternoon, \"In the merry month of June\u201d wha#is needed to complete an otherwise perfect- day, is an IRVING Cigar.Get the Habit-\u2014Smeke Rock æ more heat than the coal they displ would bave developed.Just so with the foods you eat which you do not digest.People who would quickly build Brawn, Brain, and Bone should eat plenty of * FORCE.\u201d Because it is not only rich in the Phoe- phates and Nitrogen of Wheat that build Brain, Nerve, and Brawn, but is malted with Bariey, so that it digests other.foods in the stomach, extracting greater nutri tion from them.Serve cold {or hot) with real Cream, er Fruit.\u201c FORCE\" is made in Canada.J] AIRD\u2019S WHITE SCONES COKE Place your Orders now for next winter's use.MONTREAL LIGHT, HEAT & POWER CO, NEW YORK LIFE BLDG.Equally good as coal for stoves and fur naces, and much cheaper.85.50 per ton delivered.35.00 at Company\u2019s Yard Orders sent C.O.D.More popular every day.Our clothing gives satisfaction, hence its popularity.267 St.James St.Telephone Main 4040, MRS.C.A GAREAU & CO, High Art Milliners, Ee es Do ie the Academy 0 osite 8 Vieto of Music.1165813 all druggists, 26c.KENNEDY'S MAGIC CATARRH SNUFF, the never falling remedy for Glan.Cold in the Head, Hay Fever and Yeadache, is never sold in bulk, Beware of imitations and take no substitute, then you will have satisfaction In screw cap bottles only: ot \\ Phone M.988.Every Cloud Has a Silvery Lining And al! olouds give daylight.When reflected through a LUXFER PRISM your dark office is like outdoors, no matter where it is We can prove this to you by a test which will cost nothing and at once com f the great value of PRISM light.For particulars\u2014 - you F.T.BLENNERHASSETT, Reed & Co, Office at George W.\u2019 788 CRAIG STREET.J 3 | \u2014 BE PR Te | of the cause of t Isaster the Far East.\u201c crew of that bout a er among the low Peril\u2019 in the Orient is very real; ARE DELICIOUS.Main 1025., * À sonal opinion is that the fire started in | but Great Britain and Russia together 14423 La = LI ) the store-room for paints and oils.oon be able to settle d ran i s already show This room, crowded with inflammable of the mubject and ability to safeguard ed from the northward.Some say if a material for use on the boat, was situ- } Sted near the bow.It would make a .great blaze in a after iting.He further says he orp es : spent $3,000 this year in overhauling 3 the General 8locum and putting her in i first-class condition.He also makes a generr' denial of the reports that the steamer was equipped with worthless REV.GEORGE C.F.HAAS, The Pastor of St.Mark's Lutheran Church, who was among those saved.the predominance of the whites by the system followed out in India.\u201d GENERAL BOBRIKOFF IS DEAD.Helsingfors, Finland, June 17.\u2014Gen- eral Bobrikoff, Governor-General of Finland.who wag shot yesterday morning at the entrance of the Senate, died at 1 o'clock this morning.Everything the Russians menace Kuroki's Yalu communications it will be impossible to move.Others declare that the army | can cut loose entirely from the river and establish new bases on the coast.should the situation demand.Information from several Chinese sources -is that 60,000 Russians are advancing against Kurokl's position.They are It is a fact that we manufacture all our Shirts, and it is also a fact that the hose and life-preservers, and that the w driving in.killing or capturing the ad- ; .\u2019 s 0 the ieamer with wires.127% the paddieweel und was rescued by | \u2014 vance guards business we do in this line is now something enormous.We're having all we me a .* : : from the first greut shock ne cond THE SINKING OF Te inion Day holiday exeurair iam can do to keep up with the demand ; this particûlar fact is a proof that our LATE ESTIMATE OF LOSS OF LIFE New York, June 17.\u2014Forty-eight hours after the burning of the.steamer General Slocum, the exact number of victims.is still unknown.In the early morning hours a few bodies were brought to the morgue, bringing the total up to 532.As the morning wore on with no more arrivals hope began to be felt that the awful total had been completed, but it was soon shattered by a report that divers at work on the hulk of the Slocum had discovered a mass of bodies wedged in one of the paddle boxes.How many corpses there will prove to be In this place will not be known for some hours, as they will not be disturbed until the coroner 13 on the scene.\u2019 not speak.George declares his mother's and aunt's bodies were robbed of dtamond jewellery.He sald his mother had a valuable diamond brooch, and his aunt two diamond rings, all of which were missing after their bodies were found.An International Elevator Strike.this moening says: -\u2014The committee of the Internationa! Fleva- tor Conatructors\u2019 Union ordered an in- the Otis Elevator Company throughout the United States and Canada at a special meeting called at the Ashland House last evening.The strike or- New York, June 17.\u2014The Tribune executive ternational strike on the contracts of JAPANESE TRANSPORTS.Tokio, June 17.\u2014 Details in comec- tion with the sinking of the transport Hitachi by the Russian warships are being furnished by survivors.The Russian ships were sighted at 7 o'clock in the morning and in response to a signal the Hitachi was stopped, but at 10 o'clock got under way again and attempted to escape.The Russlans followed and opened a heavy fire directed at about the water line with the evident Intention of destroying the troops on board.The fire was terrific and in a few minutes the decks were covered with corpses and awash with blood.One shell struck the engine 1 and July 1st, good for return until July and killed two hundred men.The ship | one way first class fare\u2014on June 30th 4th.\u201cPROBS\u201d FOR SATURDAY.Hot Weather Ahead.The weather man has at last relented and \u201cSaturday.fine and st.ll warmer,\u201d is his dictum.Now, is the time to buy Hires\u2019 Root Beer, the most wholesome and refreshing temperance beverage made.One package costs 25c, and makes five gallons of delicious effervescent temperance, health-giving drink.Buy some to-day.Shirts are right in quality, in style, in price.save from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.New Coloured Shirts, 75c, $1.00, $I.25.R.J.TOOKE, Buy your Shirts at Tooke's and 177 ST.JAMES STREET.2387 ST.CATHERINE ST., West.1553 ST.CATHERINE ST., East.N er affects over 20 cities, includin ; O_nhunal = 2 om \u2014 the mn © opefst phase peine situation tr New York and 1 Té s \u2018universaile \u201cbegan to AIT and sank gradually by A A \u2014\u2014 D \u2018missing, Then are, n él number of obeyed will bring out about 7.000 peo- the stern.At 6 o'clock in the even- Ball Bearin Inissing, the gh ! ss appallingly ple, and seriously cripple butiding op- Ing she was completely submerged.ë - ge.©.arious officials whose erations.The International strike is Captain Campbell, the English master Back COOPER EOR® \" position brings them in touch with the disaster stiil adhere to the belief that when all is told It will be found that between 900 and 1,000 persons perish- A CONFUSION AMONG THE in support of the elevator constructors in Boston and Philadelphia, where they have been on strike for seven weeks.Two Accidents at Three Rivers.of the transport, jumped overboard at 2 o'clock\u2019 In the afternoon, and is numbered among the missing.The chief engineer was killed on the bridge.The commander of the troops ordered the flag to be burned and then killed him- A practical suspender idea.\u201d A simple velf-adjustusent that instantly conformeto the slighest shoulder movement ; insures perfect ease to the wearer.WHY NOT TO-NIGHT?Buy your week-end Furnishings, Hats and Clothing at \u201cMY VALET\u201d Fer French Cleanisg, Dyeing, Repalr- 4 Pressing.tng an .Suits or Overcoats Pressed .Sle Suits or Overcoats French Cleaned, $1.50 $1.00 a month Koeps clothes in order.The Allan Shoe Store Bargaine In Women's Lace Shoes and One and Two-Strap Siippers, turn .Three Rivers, Que.June 17,\u2014Mr.HILL, sewed from BODIES.Alex.Baptiste, a leading lumberman, | Self.The second mate committed sui- ALLAN'S, Phone BEAVI Cor.Dorchester.soles and Mackay soles; the uppers are cut fine Kid and made it developed to-day that a new hor.While driving out to visit his booms, ¢ide.Many of the crew and troops EE rt ed date cite M a a $1.49 For had been added to the terrible conditions resulting from the Slocum disaster through the: 6ver officiousness of some person at the morgue.As a ' result some \"of the bodies of the dead probably never will be identified, and will go to a last resting place in the humble plot furnished by the city'a charity.When the bodies were taken by hundreds from the water and laid in rows on the grass at North Brother Island, each was tagged with a number.That number was carefully re- oorded and the papers, valuables and trinkets which would have served to positively identify the bodies were removed and placed In separate pack- was thrown out of his buggy and badly bruised about the shoulders.Mr.Raymond, an electrician, in charge of the North Shore Power Company's transforming station, was rendered unconscious by a shock of 12,000 volts of electricity.It is expected he will recover.\u201c Gendine Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills Must Bear Signature of Foret escaped in the boats.is badly damaged.She is being towed into the nearest port.She sighted the Russian ships 35 miles west of Shiro Island.Their signals to stop were unheeded.so the Russians opened fire and signalled for those on board the Sado to leave the ship.Upon that the crew took to the boats and In this way many escaped when the ship was eventually flred by the enemy.The number of men on board the transports and the list of casualties are not as yet obtainable.IS KUROPATKIN The transport Sado is still afloat, but The popular place for Mont- reafers to trade at.And when convenient for you, it is better to buy through the week, instead of leaving off till Saturday.You don't feel so hurried yourself in making your selections, and as we have a very large and varied stock in all lines of Men's Summer Straw © Hats, Linen Hats, Outing Caps, Felt Hats, and Summer Suits, Underwear, Hoslery and Neck- wear, besides Neglige Shirts, Belts, Sashes and Sweaters, etc.CCOCCOOO00CCOCOCOCCCOCCOC CCC OO OARPETS AND OILOLOTH If you have a floor that necds recovering, come and see our assortment before buying elsewhere.Our prices are 28 per cent.cheaper than in any other store in the city.O.LEMIRE & CO, 1168 6 James Street, cor.Fulferd.s4stf THIS 18 A SNAP.DON'T MISS IT.At 659 Craig St, J.H.HAMILTON, Prop.HIGH-CLASS.0©0CO00 00000090 000000000000000000000000060006000 00000 ages similarly numbered, to be used | f for purposes of identification, \u2018 You give us a better chance to { the bodies ware iaken cuire morgen SEL FACSIMILE WRAPPER BELOW.MOVING ON KUROKI ?Me wads with s Ball Bearing Back show you the ful Hee, amd : ® ¥ they were placed 1 b ; J - yourselves a ler, Oppo! = = 1 \u20ac but in many cases \u201cthese hontai x Very small and as cosy Special to the Montreal Star.of getting suited exactly as you cd = 0- cdr {ll S 2 .General Kuroki's Headquarters, In it is our à mot correspond with the figures the tte take as sagan would Nike, and it to 2 bodies previously had borne.As a _ Manchuria, via Fusan, June 16.\u2014Opin- interest to sell you only what is © A result the plans were completely upset FOR NEADACRL.ions differ as to Thether this re ton going to please you and give - and the numbered packages of valu- FOR DIZZINESS.|.advance against Haicheng reaten- you \u2018satisfaction afterwards.© + _ Gables became practically worthless as FOR BILIOUSNESS - But, of course, we are always © ; e : v s means of identifying the unfortunate FOR TORFID LIVER = glad to ce you ny Centre © \u2018 | = ; ER.; on Saturdays we have an extra ©] \u2018 One case which came to the atten- FOR CONSTIPATION .staff of salesmen for the after- © \u2014 : \u2014> ; - ., m © ; t tion of the officials to-day was that of FOR SALLOW SKIN noons and evenings.We Ww A.T.Hill, of Williamsburg.Mr.Hil y U .do our best to walt on all © .¥ - gailea at the [morgue Jesterday and FOR THETOMPLEXION HAVE.YO R SHIRTS MADE ?A If there !s any man in Mont © © .8 .Za » |.Lillan Richter, à ana 1 years mg 209 {2s | purty Vogrtarte cio sBicoe And usually have to wait several days after picking Tt he ams in Clothing, © Are made of the finest imported: English Serges, pectively.When he called at the = out the patterns before the shirts are finished ?Hate or Furnishings, just tell © Worsteds, Vicunas and Tweeds, and cannot find .orgue to-day with an undertaker, Y ill iat faciliti Ww.: him to try Allan's, and he'll © .' who was to atten ou will appreciate our facilities.e will J : d to the burial of the ' P] .save both time and money.© their equal in any Clothing House in Montreal.e : podies, they gould not be found.The give you the finished shirts in SIX HOURS after Two stores open till 9 pm.© [ le.fi d i rb.Note the curve on \" - - Q ho ak spectively, and the authorities ae the you give us your measurements.evenings and 1 pm.Saturdays.= = sty ! t an m .e S supe : bodies having been sheen to oY, Such And the Hannan shirts are made as well as ALLAN'S, © the shoulders and sleeve pads.All the various parts 3 a .qe A - Shoukh thev ha a record of the\u2019 iden\u201d | \u2014shirts.can he male.Bxpert shirt makers tend to Gor.Tralg and Bloury Blo, © - are modetied by hand, held in shape by thousands of 3 1 cation made by Mg.yesterday the ent and finish, which we guarantee will be right.y i t Cl ak \u2019 4 \u201c Rhona bodies an 1 eri aker SAT ET AT 216 P.M.\u2014 Steamer We have picked the choicest selection of fabrics and 0 Catherine * © i 1 tiny stitches, which go to m e BLUMENTHAL\u2019S 4 & ; ace of two LUMBIAN sails for Stanley Is!- POPPER LEMOS i «à others, which he should have taken, and, Cornwall and Prescott.Returns \u2014Madras, French Cambrice, Anderson Zephyrs and SICELOOOREAOO TETAS à \u201c Clothing perfect garments.5 through a confusion in the numbers.home Sunday evening at 6.30.Fare, >, d .paola =) ' : re THOROUGH INVESTGIATION 36.including meals and berth.Oxfords\u2014in dots, patterns and stripes, so it is easy HY NE \u2019 : PROMISED SATURDAY, AT 2.30 P.M, \u2014 Steamer to find just what vou like by the lending Son hs \u201cGOOD CLOTHES HAVE PROVED .TERREBONNE galls for Varennes J y : ris COVERNTONS CARBOLIO ih ql OUR SUCCESS.\u201d À an ercheres.t 780- cure VERNTO 3 , George Be Cortelyou who had Le Pour at venin, Fare, boc CE CAO same $1.50 to $2.50 For sale by all druggists.\u2014 w conference with Robert 8.Bodie.in- M quebec itn ans Tor Quenee.Fen?We ask for your first order.We feel sure you \u2014 or \u2019 A 0 The Largest .spector of steamboats for the second ets good leaving Quebec Bunda i 1 ALE\u2014PROVINCE A district of New York, after his arrival Monday, evening.Fare, $3.50.7 ©, will ask for the second.- .! BART Bure: or Montreal.Ne.Ios : Clothiers od * here last night, said to-day that he SUNDAY.AT 8.30 A.M.\u2014Steamer BER- Shirts all ready to wear, hundreds of .attractive Supetior Court.De.M.H.M Duckett., oD Outfitters in Al would give his personal attention to THIER salls for Berthier, Grand w ttorns - Ye to $1 50 Plaisif, va J.O.Turgeon, Defendant.On # 4 the federal investigation of the Slocum Nord Fans.0e ports.Home at 8.30 ne pa ° = NEN cho in a toro at.the place of Tonal: TC 5 To } oT Canada.f disaster.Mr.Cortelyou said that if it p.m.kare, py ; A a No.bb St Francois } \\ was found to be true that employes of SUNDAY À AS Amer TERRE.THÉ HANNAN STORE Rare ud te aly of Montreat, will be Corner * the governmeént haye been criminally ports.Home at 7.45 p.m.Fare, 500, 213-315 St, James St, lf By authority of Justice tendant soised The Round Craig and Bleury Sts negligent In their Inspection of boilers| Pamphlets and all particulars spout i D this cause i! ting of © furaiture.14853 .: in New York harbour.the public can holiday trips at Clty Ticket Office.Soni = à 0 Mont; 1443 do\u201d ood 8 0.Moat _ vast assured that no one will be shield- St.James st, opp.post office. THE MONTREAL DAILY STAM\u2014FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1904 Ne area LACROSSE Peter Murphy for Referee.The Cornwall lacrosse club Ing \u2018te make a big effort on Saturday to u the Montreglers.They have had four nights\u2019 practice this week and will ~ go on the field an enlrely different team from that which was routed last ay in Ottawa.Bernard McDonald, F.Martel, Francis Cummins, Alex.MeCourt and several other strong play- era have been training hard this week and will likely be included in the Jine up against Montreal.The Cornwallis pau gnake an effôrt to show what can de e with junior material.The teams have agreed up on Mr.P.Murphy.of the Shamrocks, for referee.The Struggle in Cornwall.The Montrealers practiced Monday, y and Wednesday evenings his week and leave for Cornwail to-morrow on their special train at 1.15 p.m.confident that they will register a victory over the boys of the Factory Town.There will be one or two changes on the team that ought to strengthen it \u2018considerably.Prombly Billy Murphy will catch position on the defence.and Bobby Madden will undoubtedly be on the attacking division.Barney has put debedeisiei=teint=teiei=t- + + MR.FORAN'S PLAN TO SETTLE THE LACROSSE TROUBLE.\u201cI will guarantee,\u201d said Mr.Foran, of Ottawa, \u201cthat I can frame a set uf rules that will leave every club in the lacroese business to-day In a better position next season.First and foremost men would be allowed to be paid what the clubs might afford to pay them, but each man must take aflidavit that he is not a professional, like the baseball players, and js not muk- ing his living by athletics though he receives money for playing.Then, an essential point would be to have a residential rule so that the men could not wander all over the country and could be kept more easily in control of the management of the clubs.Let the rule be made hard and fast that no man plays for his club unless he has a residential qualification of one year within, say, ten miles of the city or town.This would hold the man who might try to hold up the club, as, if he did not play at what the club could afford to pay him, he could not play for anyone else for at least one year.Men who wished to play as amateurs under these circumstances would naturally be given every chance of preference, as the more amateurs the less the bill of expense.\u2019 Asked as to the standing of players who might fall in with this view, mo far as lacrosse is concerned, and ignore the C.A.A.U.but who might want to play football and hockey, from which they would be debarred by the CA.A.U.Mr.Foran sald : \u201cMy idea is to have a meeting of the best delegates from the C.L.A, the N, A.L.U., and the different hockey and football associations, and let all appoint a governing body and draw up rules along these lines suggested.As a matter of fact, 1t is the only honest and fair way of arranging the matter, and it is something that has to uiti- mately come, as amateur sport in Canada has been a living lie for too long.\u201d \u201cPending this arrangement and the hockey and \u201cootball men \u2018who play lacrosse refusing to meet the Shamrocks, or a team they have played with, after they have played for the Minto Cup, what would you do ?\u201d asked the reporter.\u201cWell,\u201d sald Mr.Foran, 1 should advise them to stay, and if they would not 1 should let them go and play hockey and try to do without them.\u2018I feel sure, however, that a general arrangement on semi-professional lines can be arranged, and the boys will be able to enjoy all the games.\u201d debbkobdd dd dd dd ddd dodddd ddd ddd dod dodek chop drdod bodeok ch dbf debe oh bcp ode ob kb Pete + FEEFELEFERFFER RET EE SF EF ER FEF PEF REFERER F FEF FER FERS bE Rb pdb db ddd dodo bod dof de be beds ob efe fe age fe je be fe fe ape op fe Jen fe fe deeds ob foofeode fede fete oe BR boys through some pretty hard als and they appear to take to the bard work kindly.It is expected that a large number of the followers of the team will accompany the club.In all probability, Mr.Peter Murphy, of the Shamrocks, wlll act as referee, which ts a guarantee that the teams will have to play strictly in accoyd with the SE 4 wall.Encouragement by the rooters helps the team.-_\u2014 The team will be picked from Hamni!- ton, Taylor, Murphy, Haynes, Davidson, Strachan, MacKerrow, Nolan, Finlayson, Leahy, Wels, Dodd.Madden, Hendry, Marshal d Angus.Angus is an old Tecumaeh player and shows up very prominently in practice.The team will be picked on the train.sa .Tom Carlind is gaiting nervous of the result.He knows the difficult proposition Cornwall team was at hone wheo he played on the team.Saturday's big game between the Te- cumsehs and Brantford is exciting the greatest interest.There Is every prob- abllity that a record-breaking crowd will turn out for the game, which should be a mighty tussle.There is a chance that the Chippewas will play their scheduled game of September 17, with Fergus at Brant- ford on Dominlon Day, if satisfactory arrangements can be made.The first- named date is too late.THE TURF Racing at Delorimier Park.Success again followed the efforts of the management of the Gentlemen's Driving Club yesterday, when the third day of the summer meeting at Delorimier Park saw a great crowd of enthusiastic horsemen present, There were also a large number of ladies on the grand stand.There were two events run off\u2014the 2.27 class and the 2.20 class.In the former the favourite\u2014Red Pointer\u2014 disappointed his admirers, and Compton.Jr.got first money.after a big struggle aguinst Leda Wilkes and Jim Watson.There were seven starters in all, and some of the heats both in this race and in the 2.20 were so close that the judges had to well consider thelr verdict before giving it.It was noticeable, however, that little fault was found with their decisions.In the 2.20 race Velma went to the post a favourite, and though she had all that she could do in the four heats that it took to get a decision, she took first money.The day was free from accidents, and the crowd was a happy oLe.The summaries follow: 2.27 class, trot and pace, purse $250\u2014 Compton, Jr., J.Dion, Stan- bridge East .,.3 17171 Leda Wilkes, F.Kipp, Ottawa 1 2 2 4 Jim Watson, M.A.Gray, Barrie, Ont.2 45 6 King\u2019s Maid, Dominion Stables, Montreal .75 4 2 Mijas Nutwood, Newport Stock Farm Vt .5 3 3 3 Napoleon Jack, M.Taillefer, Montreal .6 7 6 5 Red Pointer, F.St.Vincent, Montreal ., .4 6.Time\u20142.26%, 2.24%, 2.221%, 2.254.2.20 class, trot and pace, purse $250\u2014 Velma, Wall and O'Neill, Ot- AWA .0 Liliana.1131 8econd Thought, Newport Stock Farm, Vt.7218 R.and R, N.Lecavaller, Montreal .3 3 2° Nellle Stanton, D.Richard, Montreal .2'4 48 Lady St.Croix, J.Hil, Morse's Line, Vt.¢ 6 5 4 Valensin Boy, G.Gagnon, Montreal .5 6 6dr Rutt's Kolu, C.Gauthier, Montreal .,.4 74r Time\u20142.244, 2.2014, 2.19%, 2.21%.How Hermis Won the Race.\u2018 New York, June 17.\u2014More than 30,- 000 persons viewed the 21st running of the Suburban, the $20,000 classic, Perfect racing weather prevalled.A well played second choice, Mamie Worth, tuok the first event, but the second went to Seymour, at 6 to 1.The third presented a chance td plunge.It was the first half of the double event for two-year-olds, and was worth $2,000, but the public had little chance to bet, as the Bennington efftry.Blandy and Song and Wine, were held at prohibi- tve odds.of 1 to 4.Song and Wine won nicely.Irish Lad was installed favourite for offerings being so heavy that nine to ter.was asked when the contestants were called to the post.Hermis easily won, The son of Mer- mence wag on toes when the barrier snapped.He crossed in front of six competitors from the outside, and passed the judges\u2019 stand in the lead on his jouruey of one and a quarter miles.He was never headed, and won, under a perfect ride, by Arthur Redfern, in the time of 2.05, the best on record for the Suburban, and two- fifths of a second slower than the : Sosa) Train leaves at 1.16 p.m.and tickets are $1.26.Return _The Chippewas are slated to play in Fergus this Saturday.Brantford will be down in force for the game on Saturday at the Island.Three tle games have been played tin the senior series of the C.L.A.this F.C.Waghorne will referee the Oril- Mé-Gravenburst game at Orillla to- WOTEOW.In a junior C.LA.match between and Clinton, the latter were by 10 to 4.Brantford vil run a big excursion to Toronto on Saturday for their game with the Tecumsehs at the Island.Barney is lecturing the piayers after practice.He talks piain and to the point.Although the Torontos as a team \" pever did anything very startling, in- -.dividually they are doing great work 4 = x \u2018this season in the C.L.A.Billy Murphy likes the game, and was peard to remark that he would not witness any more games from the \u201cDodds, Leahy and Welis are moving in practice, so is Bobby Mad- .They all should catch a place en Saturday.à Zerrow, Finiaysôn.Nolan and han are going well, and should give the Cornwall field some trouble.sème defence end ought to be mater- S4ily: strengthened with Billy Murphy Hendry has practiced falthful- tnce the Shamrock game and no Saunt will give a good account of him- tthe y syson Nolan and MacKerrow will have charge of centre-field.They \u201cage à apeedy lot and know all the fine \u201cponts .the.gamets to be hoped Montreal enthust- : \u2018 the t to Corn- will gopompany the team « TWILIGHT EXPRESS\u201d où Canada Atlantio for Ottawa leaves in.daily.Other trains from Bona- - Depot 840, an.and 4.10 p.m.set da wy 144 6 confidence of his backers, and finished third-\u2014nosed out of second honours, by The Picket.The field was lined up and sent away in perfect order.Hermis, from outside position, shot to the front.Passing the judges\u2019 stand, he had secured the coveted place on the rail, with Irish Lad and The Picket close behind.On the racers sped around the turn, and won the back stretch\u2014never changing position for an instant, Irish Lad challenged again and again, but to no purpose: He crept up on the flylng leader repeatedly, but was unable to hold the terrific pace, much less overhaul him.© The Picket ran along unconcernedly in third place un- tii the mile post had been reached.Then he drew up and crept pdst the Duryea horse, inch by inch.Hermis, never touched by the whip, threw de- flance out to the others in the dust frem his pattering hoofs, and through the stretch he was not even challenged.The Picket nosed out Irish Lad for second money, and the great race was over, Proper, Major Daingerfield and Africander, brought up the rear.When the crowd realized the splendid exhibition of equine worth shown by the victor it cheered him wlidily, despite the fact that the bookmakers had accepted and won nearly $500.000 on the defeat of Irish Lad.Hermis was heavily backed, however, and at least one-guarter of the amount taken in on the defeat of the fayourite was paid out on the winner,\u2019 Summary:\u2014 First race, 8 furlongs, on May track\u2014 Mamie Worth, 118, Burnæ, 9 to 5, won: Mizzen, 118, Bullman, 20 to 1.second; Rellable, 140.J.Boland, even, third.Time, 1.13 1-5.Dalesman, Lux Casta, Waswift, Jacquin, Grenade and Northern Star also ran.Second race, 1 mile \u2014 Seymour, 98, Travers, 6 to 1.won; Letola.96, Coleman, 4 to 1, second; The Southerner, 111, Fisher.30 to 1, third.Time, 1.40.Judge Dalton, Greencrest, Bobadil, Bob Murphy, Gay Lothario, Buckleya, Nis- kuyuna, Lord of the Valley and Tom Cod also ran.- ml ow .Tmhird race, double event.last 5 1-2 furlongs of Futurity course\u2014Song and Wine.126.O'Neil, 1 to 4, won: Sparkling Stat, 117, Redfern, 100 to 1, sécond: Councilman, 122, Shaw, 10, to 1.third.Time, 1.07 3-5.Blandy, Buttiing Veto and Maximilian also ran.Song and Wine added starter coupled with Blan- ay ! .! Fourth race, Suburban handicap :'of $20,000, for three-year-olds ané up, 1 1-4 miles\u2014Hermis, 127, Redfern.4 to 1, wen: The Picket.134, Helgesen, 5 to 1.second: Irish Lad, 127, Shaw, even, third.Time, 2.05.Proper, Major Dain- gerfleld and Africander finished ds named.! Fourth race, last 5 furlongs of Fa- the Suburban at § to 5.the pressure of ! track r =5,.by | esney.Irish Lad.the public favorite, falled entirely to justify the turity course \u2014 Diamond Flush, 116, 788778 5 4 dé 8haw, 11 te 6 won; Don Royal, 118, Martin, 6 to 1, second; Delcanta, 118, Lyne, 30 to 1, third.Time, 1.01 2-5.Migrane, \u2018Golden Green, Petit Duc, Cashier, Lindsay, Gordon, Gold Rose, RaimenŸ, Hlghborn, Antémony, Linda Lee.Brushton and Go to Win also ran.Sixth race, handicap, 1 1-6 miles of t\\ rf\u2014Leader, 110, Bullman, 6 to 1, Wong Cerbuncle, 109, Martin, 3 to 1, zecond: Sweet Alice, 92, Notter, 80 to 1.third.Time, 1.48.Duke of Kendal, Damon, Florhman Queen, Mabon and Scotch Thistle also ran.THE GOLFERS At the Beaconsfield Club, The members of the Beaconsfield Golf Club are throwing open their links to members of sister clubs tomorrow.The lower nine hole course is in excellent condition, and a hearty welcome is extended to all brother golfers to go out as the ests of the pluyers at Beaconsfield.Ottawa May Not Be Here.Special to The Montreal Star.Ottawa.June 17.\u2014It is probable that Mr.R.G.Gormully will be the only Ottawa candidate for honours at the golf championships to be played in Montreal.Mr.A.Z.Palmer, it was thouËht would take part, but he finds time will not permit him tq take In the | matches.much as he would like to do | so.Mr.Gormully has not yet definitely ; decided to play, so Ottawa may not be : represented.At Victoria Country Club.There will be.a beginners' handicap match at the Victoria Country Club on Saturday.Three prizes are offered.| RASEBALL A Thing of Shreds and Patches.The Montreal team yesterday was a | thing of shreds and patches, and it is a wonder that Baltimore got away with them.Hartman and Atherton were out of the game and the players were all | playing positions as new to them as the well pole to a summer boarder.Notwithstanding this they held their own like officers until the seventh when Laroy lost control fort a few minutes McManus was a little nervous at first.The team was all mixed up and out of place yesterday, but just wait until they get into line again.and the result was trouble to the extent of four runs.With this exception the Birds appear to have put up a regular Japanese fight all through.Buffalo got unstarched by Jersey City, and Rochester got some more of the same old stuff from Providence.Newark and Toronto did not play in consequence of the rain, which will persist in pursuing Toronto wherever they go.> Broken Up Montreal Fought Hard.Special to The Montreal Star Baltimore, Md., June 17.\u2014For six innings Montreal patched up and battered as they were, were strictly in the hunt with the Orioles yesterday, and for the display of nerve which makes such a\u2019 statement possible, deserve much credit, for at the start the contest appeared a walk-over for Baltimore.But Leroy steadied down, his comrades stuck to their guns, and in the fifth came within one of tying the score.For two innings both teams bent every resource to clinch the victory, and three bunts by the Orioles at the start of their half of the seventh settled the business.bases and the two singies that followed brought four runs across the plate, putting the figures 8 to 3, where they stayed until the ninth, when Montreal .IMOre.Baltimore, 8: Mon 7.Time; 1.56.Unis Miro, Bulliyan.Attandanes, 186.= EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.;.Won.Lost.P.C.Buffalo .Je oviat \"26 10 an Bajtimore .«+ 24 14 .632 Jersey CIty joo ocoe 24 14 632 Newark .too © 18 1 500 Montreal .18 1 An Providence ., 16 21 432 Toronte .«.» «eo 18 22 4 Rochester .,.\u2026.\u2026.7 29 194 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost.P.C.New York .31 16 -669 Chicago .see .\u2026.30 16 .663 Cincinnati .» 31 18 .633 Pittsburg .; «ee.25 = 53% St.Louis .[,.22 23 439 Brooklyn .21 29 .420 ton .\u2026.18 29 383 Philadelphia .9 34 .209 AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost.P.C Boston .+.eve « 32 17 .683 Chicago .29 21 B30 New York .27 20 BU Cleveland .24 2 .633 Philadelphia 25 23 533 8t Louis .22 233 489 Detroit .19 20 413 Washington .y 36 .200 Eastern League Games.Jersey City, June 17.\u2014Kissinger was touched up freely yesterday, and the last year champions walked away with Joyce kept at it as per usual, and banged Walters all over with three- baggers and: all sorts of things.the game.The contest was characterized by heavy hitting.Score: JERSEY CITY.a.b.r.bh.po.Clement.Lf.Bean, ss .Cassidy, 1b.Keister, rf.Halligan, c.f, .Doolin, 2b.Carrisch.ec.Woods, 3b.Easson, p.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Sl Hovono-enU so-»SO-WOY wl ooococoo~?- \u2014 =1 so > se } Odo eue, 9 =i poss dnwooy Gettman, cf.Clymer, ILl.Courtney.3b.Grimshaw, Delehanty, Laporte, 2b, Nattress, 8.8, .Shaw, \u20ac .oveene Kissinger, p.\u2026\u2026.* \u2014 ee =D es Oe - Score by Innings\u2014 Jersey City Buffalo .y 5 > ee | COOCOO=O yy » el CD tt CP et CD pt ad dd, el 0660060646?eo \u2014.ot ec \u2014.SUMMARY.First base on errors, Buffalo 2; left on bases, Jersey City 6, Buffalo 12; bases on balls, off Eason 5; struck out, by Ea- son, 6, by Kissinger 4; three-base hits, Clement, Halligan and Gettman.two» } base hits, Bean, Keister, Woods.Eason and Clymer: sacrifice hits, Cassidy, Car- sch, and Delehanty.stolen bases, Hal- § ligan, Clymer and Grimshaw; hit by pitched ball, by Kissinger 1.Umpire, Egan.Time, 1.60.Attendance, 900.Providence, R.1., June 17.\u2014Providence defeated the tail enders by a score of 10 to 3 in a game, the principal feature of which was the heavy hitting of the locals in the sixth Innings, when five hits.aided by two errors on tho part of the vixitora, netted six runs.Milligan was found for eight hits, but kept them well scattered.Attendance, 1,660.Score: PROVIDENCE.pi \u2018factory -] meet on the Mascotte grounds the day && | The Amherst baseball team would | lose only two out of four games played \u201caimed to rattle the Yale' team, and it succeeded.\u201d \u2018 The leaders in the Eastern Canadian - the Maseottes and Ottawe after to-morrow- Both teams are in good shape, and a spirited contest is tooked for.like to hear from any clubs desirous of playing home and home games, Address all communications to Patrick Heagerty, secretary 51 Sherbrooke ave., 8t.Denis ward.- There have been five tie games in the American.league\u20140\u20140, 11 innings: 3\u20143.9 innings; two 4\u20144 games each of 12 innings: §5\u20145, 15 innings; 6\u20146, 10 innings.Curiously enough, Detroit has participated in two of these five games and Washington in three.The directors of the Toronto Base- bail Club stated that there was no truth in the statement that Edward Barrow would manager the ball team for the balance of the season.Director James J.McCaffery, when asked It there was a chance of a change in the management, sald Arthur Irwin would continue to manage the team until the end of the season., Directors James McCaffery Nena \u201cPop\u201d Burger.of the Toronto Ball Club, returned yesterday from Montreal.The attendance there at the bal) games is good.Dick Harley has a badly injured thumb and should not be in the game.Rapp made a sensational «catch of a line drive in Monday's game.Mr.McCaffery says he jumped 8 feet in the alr to get the ball.\u2014To- ronto Star.A wonderful week in the history of the Phillies has just passed.For the Philadelphia National League team to in one week and to increase its percentage from .171 to .206 is a feat worth chronicling on a tablet of brass.To think of it for any length of time is-enough to give one a dizzy feeling caused by a loop-the-loop voyage or a down-and-out trip.What such a remarkable record for one week presages before the season's end should cause every follower of the team to let out a whoop of delight.At any rate, it Indicates progress; not much, it §s true, but then all great undertakings usually have a small beginning.\u201d\u2014Philadelphla Press.The St.Louis Republic has this to cay of the American league champions: \u201cIn the American league, Boston has shown far the best form of any of the teams that have appeared here this season.Collins\u2019 men look even better than they did last year.Just a year Leroy became a little rattled in the seventh, but otherwise kept them guessing.ago the champions were handicapped by the absence of \u201cChick\u201d Stahl from the game.This season Stahl and the rest of the champions are in the game and playing better ball than they ever did.Their outfield looks stronger than any in the league, and so does their infleld and pitching departments.With all these advantages in their favour, it appears as though Boston will repeat their performance of last year and win the pennant in Johnson's organization.\u201d ° \u201cIf the foul strike rule lives another season ît will be despite the desire of practically every baseball player in the professional ranks, except, of course, added did not come with the team.He spent a couple of days in New York looking for strengthening material.this morning and will play Hartman picked up a cinder in his eye on his travels and could not play.The two absentees made many changes in the line up, and McManus, who essayed.to play first base, was not entirely successful.With two out in the first inning, he dropped a high foul which guve the batter a chance to single.The next Oriole got four balls, a wild pitch advanced both runners and another hit brought in two runs, all of which resulted from McManus\u2019 error.Leroy alone was responsible for the other pair of Oriole runs made in the third.A double, a triple and a single bunched caused the trouble.Leroy was effective enough after that for a while, and in the fifth when two singles by Clancy, Joyce and Bliss were bunched With Yeager's pass, the three runs gained caused Montreal to look dangerous.But the seventh furnished the heart-breaker.Hayden bunted, Jennings bunted and Jordan bunted, Lewis.Griffin and Kelly followed with long singles.and the game was over to all intents and purposes.In the ninth Adams singled and was helped around by Gibson's out and Leroy's single, Leroy's pitching can hardly be said to have been dffective, but his support, with the exception of McManus\u2019 costly mischances was excellent, The score: .BALTIMORE.ub r bh po a e McFarland.vf.4 0 0 2 0 0 Hayden, cf.5 1 1 1 6 60 Jennings, 3b.4 3 3 4 5 © Jordan, 1b.3 8 2 11 0 1 lowis.8.8.» 5 1 1 1 9 1 Griffin, 8b .» .4 0 2 6 2 0 Kelly, cf.cco vee.4 0 3 0 0 0° Robinson, ¢.« ., % 0 1 7 0 09 Walters, p.#4 0 2 1 2 0 Totals.3 8 15 27 18 2 MONTREAL.\u201d ab.r.bh.po.ae Clancy, 3b .5 1 1 1 2 0 Y c®8 ws.sv 8 1° 0 & 1-2 Joyce, 8b .4 1 2 1 1 0 Bliss, cf.« ec «xs § 0 2 2 0 0 - Hoffman, 1f.4 0 6 2 0 bd McManus, 1b.4 0 0 6 1 1 Adams, rf.«+.4 1 2 2 2 90 Gibson, \u20ac « .++ +» 4 0 3 « 1,0 Leroy, Pp.+» + .4 1 0 4'o Totals .36 & § 24 13 1 - Score hy innings ~~ Baltimore .30200040x\u2014 8 Montreal.,.000030001\u2014 4 SUMMARY Two base hit, Jennings.Three base hits, Joyce, Jordan.Stolen bases, Jordan, Kelly, 2; Hayden, 2; Jennings, Hoffman.Double plays.Jenuings to Jordan.Base on balls, wg leroy, \u201c wn Walters, 2.Struck out, 4; Walters, 2.Wild pitohsu, heer 5.Laft iss bases, First on errors, Providence 3: left on bases, Providence 6, Rochester 6: base on balls, off Milligan 1, off Schults 6; struck out, by Milligan 2, by Schults 2: three-base hits, Armbruster; two-base hits, Conner, Carey, and McAuley; sacri fice \"hits, \u2018Wagner, Aubrey, Nichols and Schultz; stolen bases, Conner and Mill.gan; double play, Lepine to Carey; passed ball, McAuley.Umpire, Kelly.Time, 2 hours.oA Milligan Won a Game.Milligan at last succeeded In winning a game this year, scoring his initial victory of the_aeason for Providenc and against Rochester 1° Buffalo Was Hoodooed.Clymer} the ex-Homestead player, who is upying left fleld for Buffalo, Thursday made the three bits, including a three-bagger.Buffalo.:got it good and proper at Jersey City \u2018on Thursday.The Mosquitoes have al- wavs been a \u201choodoo\u201d for the Bisons in the New Jersey City.New Rochester Second Baseman.Rochester placed another man at second In the game on Thurtday.The] mamagement could not nd for Brinkner, the Rochester amateur, who was signed while the Bronchos were in Buffalo.will meet at Chicago, June 22, to discuss the practice of the farming of players, which now obiains so extensively.+ | \u2018\u201cFhe foul strike rule 18 what is mak- tng the hitting so light nowadays,\u201d says Mike Tiernan.°»- about it.It has the batters in the hole from the jump.\u201d A Yale alumnus who saw the.Prince- ton-Yale game at Princeton fast Saturday pays: \u201cThere was no baseball o sport about the contest.It was a bôil- FOOT ELM _ CURES SWEATY FEET.Hund pdr have beer \u2018cured.It will cure you.25 cents at drug stores, or dy mail, pofitage free, .\u2018 The National baseball commission |\u201d \u2018|THE WHEEL: a.b.r.bh.po a e the pitchers, and nine out of every Wagner.r.f.3 2 1 1 0 often fans,\u201d says the Cleveland Press.A.A.in the Charity Cup tie to-morrow ; Armbruster, Lf.¥ 2 2 32 0 _o| The players know that hitting is be- on the ground of the former at West- Atherton\u2019s boys Conn, cf.5 0 1 2 0 0/Coming a lost art, and the people who mount Park.Kick off at 3.46 sharp: Daly, 1b.\u2026 4 2 215 0 0 -to see games realize that the life G.P.Shortrede, H.G.Woodburn, G.Conner, 2b.- 4 1 2 0 2 0|of the sport is being crushed out by H.Heald (captain), Wm.Martin, John.phomas :c.2 1 1 2 0 [this rléiculous and odlous rule.Mana- Martin, John MacDonald, John Nairn, Aubrey.1b.\u2019 $s 9 ° : 3 0! ger Armour says: \u201cThe rule is simply W.Deans, C.Harding, James Macfar- Milligan, p.3 1 6 0 3 $ killing the game; it is taking out of lane and J.Anderson.Le LOU O2 O2 2 iit the very things that people want to Reserves\u2014-W.Ross, D.Wilson, A.Total.Vosronen.32 10 10 27 10 o| see, hitting and running and the mag- Grah and others.\u201c ROCHESTER \u2018| nates ought to realize that they are Linesman\u2014Mr.James Wilson.reducing the attendance more and Goal judge\u2014Mr.Harry Sare.These filled the Levi t a».ë bn.p.0.à.© more every day and every week this ore, a TTL 41 à ; : $ handicap is placed upon eight players The qualifying round for the Charity Degroft.cf.:!!!: 4 0 © 1 à ofof every team, for the sole benefit of Cup wili be played to-morrow after Carey.1b.LL.4 1 3 9 1 1] the pitchers.Every player on the Cleve.Doon at Westmount grounds between Nichols, 2b.3 0 0 7 o o]and team, except the pitchers, will hail M.A.A.A.and Westmount.Kick-off at Atherton piourmey, tf rr rt 90 TT 1 WIth So the\" \u2014aay when the rule | 3:30 \u201cAAA tA will Madison, 8.8.4 0 1 2 3 0]killed and buried,\u201d be selected from the undermentioned McAuley, c.3 1 2 1 3 | players: J.Hayes, H.Rogers, C.Brown, He joined Schultz, ,p.-.\u2026.3 0 0 0 3 oo H.Matthews, cs Ant F.Ron to-day.ET erts, E.Gillard, A.Stuart, T.Douglas, Total.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.33 3 8 24 27 4 C R | Cc K E T Porter, Usher Small, w.Patterson, J.re by inni .n.Providence os T\u2026 0002240010 MAAA.WIll Have a Match.N.Doyle, D.Duncan.| ochester .3 Westmount (mixed team) defeated SUMMARY.On the M.A.A.A.grounds, Satur- |, \"vy 0 A.boys by 5 to 3 last even- day afternoon, the Montreal Cricket Club will have a match composed of teams chosen by the president and first vice-president.The following are the teams : President's\u2014Moberly, G.(Capt.); \u2018Dean, C.W.; Motherwell, B.; Plump- tre, Rev.H.P.; Leupold, E.; Chevalier, A.; Leacock, 8.B.; Ridler-Davies, F.; Stonor, A.C.; Calder, A.; Wallace (pro.) Vice-President\u2019's \u2014 Smith, E.C.(Capt); Hodgson, A.; Nash, L.;: Har.man, G.H.; Fisk, Dr.G.; Hingston, B.: Larminie, J.; Lambert, H.M.; Jamieson, R.; Hill, H.C.; Heaton, F.The following players have been selected to represent Westmount in the League cricket match to be played with Longueuil on Westmount grounds, Saturday afternoon, vis: W.A.Brown, D.8 Gough, W.J.Grant, F.8.Holiday, R.C.Lawrence, J.M.Mayers, .W.Nash, G.P.Shortrede, G.A.Shortrede, R.C.Travers, W.L.Thom.« \u2014 The following \u2018team will represent Longueuil at Westmount Cricket ds, - Saturday: \u20ac.3.Harrod, {Capt.); A.B.Wood, A.Holt, PF.Walker, E.T.Burns, C.H.Beard, F.Hand.Alf.Emblem, Jos, Emblem, H.\"G.Lightbourn, H.BE.S.Asbury, Harl- ing, R.E., Jno.Cox, spares.The following is the team to represent the Victoria Annex Cricket Club in their match against Valleyfield Saturday : Baun, Clark, Dryden, J.Duthrie.Hooper, Lidgate Mather (Capt.); Miller, Norton, Reinhardt and Walker.Reserves, Brown and Moore.owt toria Annéx C.C.grounds, corner of Bernard and Park avenue, Montreal Annex.Match starts at $3 p.m.sharp.The Famous 299.; .Hundreds of automobile enthusiasts \u2018and the curious flocked to the automobile station last night to gase upon.|™ the famous \u201c999° racer.which appear in record-breaking trials at Deldri- fnter Park, Jed\u201d Newkirk, who is te drive the death daring exhibitions, was | STOTT JURY; Bowmanville, Ont, |vaogér Pure Wool the races.The 999\" requires | busy Setting the big automobile .in Blot of | and: attention to keep | in shape for record breaking.There are Ww .DAVIS & SONS HAVANA\" Cuban Made Cigars.\u201cCLEAR a \u2018Class by themselves, \\ ALL SIZES.SOLD ONLY BY THW BEST DEALERS.to.132 2aw tf one and a hundred things about these queer machines that may cause trouble sufficient to mar a record trial, and it is to prevent all this that Newkirk works half his time on his pet.\u201c999\u201d is perhaps the most interesting plece of machinc.y, if it may be called machinery, that has ever been in Montreal.The engines occupy the front of the frame and surrounded by huge water tanks, gasolene tanks, water cooling apparatus, and pipes and electrical batteries and wires, the automaton seems to be one of haif a dozen species of mechanical skill.There is but one speed to the great machine.The minimum is forty miles an hour and the exhaust is so loud that it resembles the cannonading of half a dozen battleships in action.It can not be run on the streets, but must be towed by another machine to the track and depots.The record Yor the \u201c999\u201d over a straightaway course is 39 2-5 seconds or nearly 93 miles an hour.The record tor a mile on this track is 55 seconds and this is the most exciting and hair- raising portion of the sport.Only locomotive engineers and those who have ridden on rallway engines when taking curves not half so sharp as a mile track, at not half the speed of the \"999\" can realize what it means to the daring driver who is forcing his nerve against the desire for gold.Six drivers of the \u201c939\u201d have been killed in trying to handle the monster at a mile a minute gait gn a track.Besides the exhibitions of the \u201c999\u201d at Delorimler, there will be several races for all classes of pleasure automobiles and the entries are being looked after by the secretary at 13 St Lambert Hill.There are already (wenty entriés in the different races.AQUATICS Dominion Day Canoe Regatta.At a meeting of delegates of the Eastern division of the Canadian Canoe Association.held at the Queen's Hotel : last evening, the foilowing delegates : were present: J.R.Innes and C.P.Grose, St.Lambert; T.J.McClure and W.Gray, Longueull; James Macdonald and Joe.Dawson, Lachine; C.W.Mc- Lean and C.N.Marshall, Grand Trunk Boating Clyb, and J.Johnson, St.Stephen Boating Club, It was decided to hold a regatta at St.Johns on Dominion Day.and the following programme was drafted: Senior singles, fours and tandems; intermediate, singles, fours and tandems; juniors, singles, fours and tandems; half-mile war canoe; one mile war canoe, and single double blade.Lipton Will Challenge for Cup.London.June 17.\u2014The Glasgow Herald wil atate to-day, on authotity, that negotiations are in progress between 8ir Thomas Lipton and the New York Yacht Club, which are likely to have |] a successful issue, in which case Sir Thomas win challenge for the cup for 1905.T 1 FOOTBALL The Association Game.The following team has been selects ed to represent Westmount vs.M.A.FURTHER FALLING OF IN EXPORTS.Special to The Montreal Star.Toronto, June 17.\u2014A Globe's Ottawa despatch says: \u2018\u201c\u2018The official returns for the eleven months ending May 81, shows Canada\u2019s aggregate foreign trade to be $407,165,145, an increase of $5,091,- 248 over the same period of the year previous.The imports for the eleven months were $220,750,150, and the exports of domestic product only $174,- 291,791.In 1903 the Imports were $202,- 705.294 and the exports of domestic products $189,375,624.The decrease in the exports is mainly in animals and their products, and agricultural products, cheese, butter and bacon.The price of these commodities has fallen off greatly, and it would appear that shippers are holding back from export in the hope of higher prices.The tie-up on the lakes also is believed to have greatly hampered the export business.As an lllustration of this, it ts clalmed that vessels at Montreal are so hard up for a cargo that they are taking wheat for one cent a bushel.From Boston they are said to be carrying cargoes of wheat free.\u201d Mall Robbers Were Sentenced.Special to The Montreal Star., Regina, June 17.\u2014In the mail rob- béry trial here Lawyer Bangs was found guilty of receiving the stolen package and sentenced to eighteen months in Regina gaol.Boyce, who pleaded guilty, was let off on a suspen- ed sentence.Wilcox, the mall clerk, was then sentenced to a term of seven years in Stony Mountain penitentiary.Behan has not yet been ed, and his trial will conclude the incident of the loss of $10,000 by the Bank of Hamm.ton.Law Resuits at Laval University.Quebec, June 17.\u2014The results of the law examinations have been posted up in Laval University.The following students received the degree of Master at Law: Louis Morin, G.Pelletier, C.Danjou, J.Lapointe, J.Larue, A Boily, R.Cloutier, N.Francoeur, J.C.Gagne, A.Labrecque, E.Leblanc, A.N Marchand, R.Mvesttth, J.NiooL Ÿ 5 Parent.J.Patry, J.£.4p B.Sasseville, G.St.Pierre, A.'r Received the degree of Bach x Law: O.Berube, C.Gagnon.Yesterday a cheque for $185,057.04 wily is paid to the United States Government by the Louisiana Purchase Company, the sum being 40 per cent.of the gross gate receipts fromm the day of the opening, on April 30th, to mirnight of June 15th.Special Notice.The Official Choice of Plano.The Dominion Government, through its Exposition Commissioner, has honoured The Gerhard Heintzman Co.with orders for a representative Cana~ dian Piano on three consecutive occa~ - sions.The Gerhard Heintsman is now known as the official piano.J.W.Shaw & Co.are the sole agents for Ger- hard Heintzman Pianos in Montreal, .and are showing a beautiful stock at thelr warcrooms, 2274 St.Catherine street.: Pianos Sold by Willie & Co.May cost a little more than others advertised so much, but if you buy a piano from Willis & Co.you will find .it still good 25 years hence.Come and see or write us, at 2470 8t.Catherine street, Montreal.144 3 law HI EME AE de ae A DEAS UE Lele AE \u201cor MANONTS THKPLÉ Gisase DI re e We're Doing The good people wha recognize genuine bargains are coming to us.We have now on sale genuine Scotch Tweed Business Suits \u2014 Worsted Suits\u2014and Cheviot Suits that are regularly sold for $15and $18\u2014that we are selling for $12 and $10 sa Come now so you'll get first Choice.STORE OPEN INTL 9 P.M.= Big Business C THE CLOTHING CLEARERS, LIMITED 231 St.Lawrence Main 8t., Montreal.I Sl ing in a friendly game.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MISCELLANEOUS Armstrong's Benefit.A benefit will be given to-morrow afternoon an\u201d evening at Riverside Park, to Bir\u201d Armstrong, the well known athlete and trainer of the Na- \u2018tional Lacrosse team.In addition to a big vaudeville bill; there will be several athletic events, in which Billy Weller, Jimnmy Strike, Wilfred Thibault.Arthur Briere,and others will participate., \u2014\u2014fte HOTEL ARRIVALS\u2014LAST NIGHT At the Windsor\u2014C.H.Nelson, Glen Falls: F.8.Eddy.Boston: W.D.Ross, Toronto: Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Connell, Woodstock; R.L.McKinney, Columbia; D.Landaie Wilson, London: B.P.Mills, Rochester: M.P.Davis, Ottawa; H.G.Kressl.Now York; H.A.Grant, Potsdam: A.Robinson, Makawdl, Hawaii.At the Place Viger\u2014Capt.R.Salmon, Ottawi: Danforth L.Nash, Augusta; J.Ÿ \u2018Sherwood, Chicaxo; HK.L.Rantone, Poston: Jas.8.Brüce, London, Eng.: H.G Legg.Cape Town: EE W.Edwards, Cincinnafi: Fred Ludham, Taunton, Mass.At the Corona\u2014Mrs.C.Wallace, Ottawa: Miss Chafey, Albany; C.P.Cowles, Albany: Charles H.Keefer, Ottawa: W.R.Bird, Toronto: Jacob G.Ascher, New York: W.J.Cul .Buffalo; R.Mac donald.Toronto; W.McFarlane, St.John.At the Carslake\u2014B.F.Curry, Bedford; H.H.Thome, Windsor Mills: D.8.Barton, Levis; Jas.A.Cochrane, Hillhurst; 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CROQUET.American Roque and v \u2018 5 H THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, JUNE 17.1904.Ctssians Were Completely Guns\u2014There Was Great Officers Fell in an E /4 Tokio, June 17.\u2014 The Russian hope ©f relieving the pressure on Port Arthur by threatening the rear of General Oku, the commander of the Jap- @nese forces Investing the Russian stronghold, came to an end yesterday at Telilssu, a point on the rallwuy 50 miles north of Kin-Chou, and 25 miles north of Vafangow, when the Russians were outmanceuvred, enveloped and sweepingly defeated.They left more than 500 dead on the field, and nf Japanese captured 300 prisoners an 16 quick-firing field guns.The Rus} slang retreat astily to the uurtH#- ward The Japanese charge that the Rus- slans violated th: Japanese flag.Certain officers aver that during the fighting a body of Russian soldiers appeared, carrying a Japanese -flag, and that the Japanese artillery, deceived by this flag.ceased firing on that narticular body of Russians.Of- ficfal despatches from the Japanese commanders made specific charges of this flag violation.Barly estimates of the Japanese Josses at Telissu say that 1,000 men.were killed or wounded.The Japanese attacking force was divided in right -d left columns, and began the advance on Tuesday along both sides of the railway.They encountered the Russians east of Vafan- WET \u201c TEUSSU WAS DECI Routed and Lost Fourteen Carnage\u2014Thirty Russian to Save the Colours., Jen and drove them back.At a late ur in the afternoon the Russians ld a line between Tung-Wang-Tiao d Ta-Fang-Shen.The Japanese Ullery opened on this line and the ussians responded.The shelling ntinued for two hours, and it was llowed by the advance of the Japan- .$3 to a position extending from ung-Chia-Tung to Yo-Hotun.Dark- The Japanese despatched a column to the westward towards Fu-Chau, for Lhe purpose of vovering the Russian right wing and to protect their left and rear.During the night it became apparent that the forced.and it was decided to make a general attack in the morning and force the Russians into a defile back of Tel!ssu.When morning came it was discovered that the Russians held a line extending from Ta-Fang-Shen to Sheng- Tsu-Shan, with a force estimated at more than two divisions.The Japanese planned to envelope the Russians near Tellssu, and they succeeded admirably.While the main Japanese force was moving north along the railway, columns were swung to the left and to the right, and finally converged at noon on the main Russian position.The Russians in this position were at a disadvantage, but they held with determination until 3 o'clock in the afternoon.At this hour they were routed.The Japanese cavalry continued to pursue the enemy and inflicted considerable punishment.The Japanese commander makes no fiaps put an end to the fighting.Russians were being rein-.| i dawn we opened attack and our main -Chiachiaton.>.estimate of the .Russian losses, but \u2018says they were probably great.Among the Russian officers captured by the, Japanese is the cojomel of the Fourth Regiment of Rifles, ,| ©FFICIAL ADVICES.Washington, June 17.\u2014The Japanese Legation has received the folowing sablegram from Tokio dated yesterday: \u201cGeneral Oku reports that on June 14 our main body advanced northward in two columns along the railway, ex- pelllng the enemy from the east of Wafangetien.At 5 p.n.the enemy made a stand on the railway line between Lungwangmiao and Tafungsheu, and after two hours\u2019 cannonading we.occupied! at nightfall the line between Pangchiatou and Yuhotun.Another column, for menacing the enemy's right and covering out flunk and rear, marched eastward of Foo-Chow and advanced upon the line between Teng- chlak and Nachialing.The enemy near Lungwangmiao was reinforced.On June 15 the enemy, near Tellssu, consisted of two and a half divisions, occupying the pusition between Tafangshen and Chengtsushan.At body advanced along the railway, one column marching from Tsouchiaton, | Al 9 a.m.the left wing of the coltmn was joined by the forces from Tung- tungkow.and at noon by cavalry from Thus the enemy was surrounded by our forces near Tellssu, and after severe fighting they were routed and fled northward at 3 pn.Our losses are estimated under one thousani.So far as known, we capt red colors, fourteen qulck-firers and about 300 of the enemy, including the commander of the Fourth Infantry Regiment of Sharpshooters.Over 500 of the enemy's killed and wounded were left \u2018on, the battlefield.Our scouts s the enemv marching with Japanese flags in this engagement, by which our artillery was misled and suspended fire.\u201d RUSSIANS ADMIT DEFEAT.| St.Petersburg, Nicholas has received the following telegram dated June 16, from General Kuronatkin: I have received the following despatch from Lieut.-General Baron Stakelberg, dated June 16, 1.20 a.m.: \u201cYesterday I had intended to attack.June 17.\u2014Emperor \u2019 the enemy's right flank, but just as our troops had been assigned for the purpose and were beginning to successfully envelope the enemy\u2019s right flank, the Japanese In their turn attacked my right flank with superior forces, and I was compelled to retreat by three roads to the north.\u2018Our losses are heavy.but they are not yet complately known.= \u201cDuring the engagement the third, and fourth batteries of the First Artii- lery Brigade were literally cut to Dieces by the Japanese shells.\u201cOf our 16 guns 13 were rendered completely useless, and were abandoned.* \u201cThe conduct of the troops was excellent, a large proportion of them refusing to retire until after they had been repeatedly ordered to do so.\" All the accounts received here of the battle at Telissu state that there was great carnage.When a Russian flag was captured thirty officers fell attempting to defend it.AS VIEWED IN LONDON.London, June 17.\u2014 Without in the least detracting from the achlevements of the Japanese in their third successive victorious battle, it Is pointed vut here that thelr success was only partial, because they did not attain their apparent object of surrounding and destroying General Stäkelberg's army, which result would doubtless have been secured If they had been able to turn the Russian left flank instead of the right.The consensus of opinion here is that the Japanese forces at Siuyen will endeavour to cut off the Russian retreat, turning the defeat into a disaster, but there is no definite news that such a movement has been made.SIU YEN TAKEN AGAIN.Tokio.June 17.\u2014 A detachment of the army under Gen.Kuroki captured the town of Siu Yen on Sunday, after routing and defeating a force of 300 Russians and 300 mounted Chinese bandits.The enemy retired toward the Tao River, leaving behind them three dead and two wounded men, belonging to the 15th East Siberian Regiment.The total of their losses is not known.The Japanese sustained no casualties.This 1s the first actual report of the Chinese bandits fighting with Russian troops and it may mean that the Russians have enlisted large numbers of these Irregulars.Women and Subjects of Interest to Women.DORI OMI OOO OHO HOTA RORE gaessoe S D9SGHES Sheasse D SYSGESE & & & HER DAILY TRIALS © : 2 FEOOOSBATHVBGHOD Emily, who has behaved so well lately that there have been none of her misdeeds to chronicle, was asked out to have luncheon with a small friend the other day, and, owing to the new reputation for goodness she had recently established, was allowed to ac- oept.Emily, of course, went early, and the morning was spent in the nursery in company with dolls and tin soldlers, and all the other inventions devised to keep small girls and well behaved, out of mischief., Emily, however, had behaved so well | for so long, that she got restless and finally announced her intention of going home.Her small hostess begged her to stay and with tears and other methods, including the offer of a: new toy, tried to carry her point.Emily, however, was adamant.Go home she would, and in spite of her little friend's walling she put on her hat to go home.On the stairs she encountered the mother of her hostess who said in surprise: \u201cWhy, Emily, where are you going.I thought you would stay and have lunch with my little girl.\u201d Emily, not willing to confess that she was tired of the company she £ = THE SEASONABLE MENU # & opoacacdeg tofoRetcl te tote to BREAKFAST.Strawberries.Breakfast Food.Sugar and Cream.Baked Hash Balls.Rolls.Coftee.LUNCH.Fish Pates.Tobasco.Omelet Celestine.Cocoa.b DINNER.Asparagus Soup.Veal Pot Pie.Mashed Potatoes, Green Peas, Watercress, French Dressing.Wafers.Orange Taploca.Cheese.Coffee.rt at our house to-day, an that's a dreadful good way to learn your letters.\u201d The other child who had by this time recovered somewhat from her tears, cried: \u201cLet her go home, Mamma, and T'Nl have all the more ice- cream for myself.\u201d For a moment Emily was nonplussed, then she rose to the occasion.\u201cIf you don\u2019t mind, I'll go home and take my soup, and then come here for dessert,\u201d and the joke is that that's exact- © OO IERIE (OPIS OP(O] (Di pates © ASBEUEE = TO-DAY\u2019S RECIPE.& & TSVGSSS à VSSGSHE For devilled eggs for the\u201c picnic luncheon basket put the eggs in cold water to cover and bring to a boil; ; then push back on the range closely covered and let them stand in the hot water for twenty minutes; when ready to use them throw off the hot water and turn cold water over them; then peel, -as fast as the shell is taken off cut each egg in two with a sharp knife; take out the yolks, put in a bowl and lay the halves together on a platter, so that they do not get separated.When all the yolks have been removed mash fine with a fork and season with salt, pepper, mayonnaise or, in place of the mayonnaise, a little melted butter and a tiny bit of made mustard or chopped pickle.The yolk DIOS Cr EOOG QED & fGGGBRE & & A WOMAN ABOUT TOWN 2 & HOG CHGS SRG LOO The other evening Selina read me a pretty little story which seemed to me full of human nature.A mother sald to her small daughter: \u201cAre you a @ri(erie good little girl to-day?\u201d \u201cNO, mamma,\u201d was the reply, \u201cnot veddy good, not phy bad\u2014just a comferablea little ri.\u201d .What an emlnently sensible thing to be\u2014just comfortable! We all know persons who are uncomfortably good\u2014 uncomfortable to themselves and uncomfortable to those with whom they come in contact.Excessive plety is as unpleasant to live with as a porcupine.On the other hand, an extreme of bad- neas is worse.Not a bad motto, \u201cnot veddy good, not veddy bad\u2014just com- ferable,\u201d which means, in short, a perpetual struggling against weaknesses, a strong leaven of humanity, and an all- forgiving love towards others.We were lunching the other day with some friends, and after lunch, when we had gone upstairs to gather up our belongings, we chanced to look out of the window.An extraordinary sight met our eyes \u2014a pink of perfection of back-yards\u2014 the sort of back-yard one reads about and hears about, but seldom sees.Down below was the little plot of ground with a square of green turf, surrounded by a narrow footpath.In the centre of the green was a beautiful clump of the old-fashioned bleeding- heart, all in flower.In one corner was a white lilac tree, its glory over for the year, but still furnishing a curtain of leaves to cut off ugly distances.On the opposite side was a syringa bush, amass of light and sweetness.By the fence on one side was a trel- Ms for sweet peas, still mere shoots, and on the other, strings for the climbing nasturtium.When space and time are considerations, there is nothing more satisfactory than the perpetually flowering, gay, little nasturtium.In a shady nook was a bed of lly- of-the-valley, and here and there were geranlums, and the rubber plants and palma of the winter, potted out to re- vive-under-the summer sun-and\u2014rains.From previous experience 1 knew that the owner of this oasis in the de- .sert of back-yards not only kept house and table supplied with flowers all the summer and autumn, but was even able to treat lees fortunate or energetic neighbours to an occasional bouquet.From this yard our eyes travelled to the next.What a contrast ! The same space of ground, but instead of fresh- nese and immaculate neatness, it was a revolting muddle of ashes.papers, temato cans, all sorts of horrible things whose proper place was in the garbage barrels.This is no story I am inventing for your delectation.It is a sight that was actually seen from a city window, and if you search hard enough, no doubt you will see it, too.Mingled with envy and admiration of our friend's little garden was indignation that she should be compelled to have such an eyesore as the next yard right under her eyes and have no adequate means of redress, MY GARDEN.A garden is a lovely thing, God wot! Rose plot, Fringed pool, Fern'd pool.The veriest school Of peace; and yet the fool Contends that God is not\u2014 Not God! in gardens! when the eve ; is cool ?' i Nay, but I have a sign; i 'Tis very sure God walks tn mine.! \u2014Thomas Edward Brown.SEO IE ERE IE OOOOH HOHE FORE IOI {OO © The Stowmarket Niystery, § Or A LEGACY OF HATE.: 2 i By Louis Tracy, Author of Wings of the Morning,\u201d \u201cThe Final Ë (Copyrighted by R.F.Fenno & bE TY ane Jork.pod Published In the Montreal Star mixture should be moist enough to pack nicely.Now return some of the seasoned yolk to each half of egg, press the halves together without jetting the white of the egg get \u201cmussy\u201d and skewer together with little | wooden toothpicks.Two for each person Is sufficient.Variations in the seasoning of the yolks may be made by using a little whipped cream with was In, attempted to be diplomatic.ly what Emily did.them, a seasoning of cheese or a few \u201cWe're going to have alphabet soup C.C.M.spoonfuls of ground or chopped nuts.P E S O N A linette officiating.The bridesmaid was ° Miss Ellina Roys, and the best man Mr.Bert Earle, of Cornwall.The house was prettily decorated, the ceremony taki 1 under ver- Mr.Arthur Hasley.of Oshawa, whoj Doctor and Mrs.Scott Nichol green arch from Thich hung à mar- hag been in town, left for home last evening.Mr.Henry Milles is spending a couple of weeks salmon fishing on the Bona- Miss Ethel Sharpley will be the est of Miss Mathewson.Eagle Point, Little Metis, this summer.Miss Emily McDougall, of Montreal, is in Magog, where she will spend the summer with her brother, Mr.Walter McDougall.Mrs.W.C.Buckley and.Miss Buckley.have left the Bath Hotel for Bea- consfield, where they will spend the summer at the Grove, - The marriage of Miss Emma Stacey, to Mr.Chas.M.Allen, took place Wednesday evening at the residence of Mrs.D.J.Hadley.The bride was attended by her sister.Miss Helen Stacey, of Ogdensburg, and Mr.H.W.Smyth was man.\u2018The ceremony, which was followed by a reception, was performed by the Rev.Mr.Sykes.Mr.and Mrs.Allen have left for Toronto and Niagara Falls, A quiet wedding took place Wednesday in Ottawa in St.Joseph\u2019s Church.when Mr.Lucien Bance was married to Miss Eva Gourdeau, only child of Lt.- Col.Gourdeau.The ceremony was performed by Rev.Father Palliere.Mr, A D.DeCelles attended the groom.The bride wore a white crepe de chine gown trimmed with squares of guipure.a large cream hat with feathers and carried a bouquet of lillies of the valley and cream roses.Mr.and Mrs.Bance left later for Montreal.leave next week for Great Britain.Mrs.Holcomb, of Montreal, is visiting her sister, Mrs.Walter McDougall, at Magog.Mr.Forbes Huckle, of Montreal, was in Lachute this week, the guest of Mrs.Massiah.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Kavanagh have opened their country house at Beaure- paire for the summer.Mrs.H.L.Perchaid, of Montreal, who has arrived at Magog, intends spending the season there and George- ville, Mr.and Mrs.Coop, H.H.Watkins, J.A.Quesnel, W.Horan and J.Wilder, of Montreal, were at the St Louis, Quebec, yesterday.Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Smith, of Montreal, and Miss Malaval, of Toronto, sailed from New York for Europe Tuesday by the \u201cKaiser Wilhelm II.\u201d Montrealers at the Chategu, Quebec, yesterday, included C.A.Saunder- son, W.H.Redmond, A.B.Chaffee, J.L.Tulloch, R.H.Weldon, J.B.Patrick, and Pierre Beullac.Mr Hubert C.Massiah, who has recently returned home after serving three years in the S.A.C.in South Africa, is spending a few weeks with his mother In Lachute.Mr.Arthur H.Earle, of Winnipeg, formerly of Cornwall, was married this week in Cornwall to Miss Jennie A.Roys, daughter of Willlam A.Roys.of \u201cThe Maples,\u201d Maple Grove.The marriage took place' at the home of the bride, Rev.W.Raney.of Mou- STYLISH WOMEN always ask for a D.& A.Corset.They know that & A.models are correct.\u2026 , The style illustrated is the - 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= + - ° \u2018 LACE TRIMMÉD BLO USE OF WHITE SILI.# tucked and mserted with lace.Lace important past in the decotation of the pointed yoke Sh Splut OO © OOOO ONO OIE £500, nearly £400 went dut at once to | pay arrears of Government taxation to save my property: Of the remaining hundred I spent fifty in a fortnight on dinners and suppers given to a gang of top-hatted scoundrels, who, I found subsequently, were not worth a red cent.They hoped to fleece me in some way, and their very association discredited me in the eyes of one or two honest men.Oh, 1 have had a bad time of it, I can assure you!\u201d \u201cWhy did you not write again ?\" He looked at her steadily before he explained: \u2018Because you are a woman.\u201d \u201cWhat has that got to do with it ?I am your relative, and rich.How much do you want ?If your scheme is really sound, I Imagine my solicitors might sanction my co-operation.\u201d \u201c Agaînhe hesitated.: \u201cThank you, Rita.You are a good sort.But I am not here on a matter of high finance.I want you to lend me, say, £250.I will return to the Argentine, and take twenty years to accomplish what I could do in five with the necessary capital.\u201d \u201cCome and seé me in the morning.The sum you name js absurdly small, in any case.Perhaps Mr.Brett will accompany you.His advice will be useful to both of us.Come early.I leave here to-morrow.\" \u201cGoing away! Where to ?\u201d \u201cTo Whitby, in Yorkshire.\u201d \u201cWell, that fé curious,\u201d said Robert, who clearly did not like to question her about her husband.\u201cMr.Capella is in Naples.\u201d she added.\u201cI cannot say when he will return.\u201d \u2019 .Her cousin's look was eloquent of his thoughts.He did not like the Italian.for some inexplicable reason, for to Margaret's knowledge they had never met.: The barrister naturally did n interfere In this family conclave.He listened intently, and had several .infer- man's words.For the life of him he man\u2019s words.For the life of him he could not classify Robert Hume- Frazer.\u2018The man was either a consummate scoundrel, the cold-blooded murderer of Margaret's brother, or a maligned and ill-used man.Within a few minutes he would be called upon to treat him in one category or the other.A few questions might elucidate matters considerably.The hiatus in the conversation created by the mention of Capeila gave him au opportunity.\u201cDid you endeavour to raise the re- quistte capital for your estate in London only ?* he enquired.\u201cNo; I tried elsewhere,\u201d quick rejoinder.\u2018Here, for instance, Year's Eve before last to me was the on the New pe à yard of genuine Cravenette \u201d .Every \u201c MR.JUSTICE \u201c FINNEMORE Judge of the Natal Supreme Court, Sends the Following Remarkable Testimonial_\u2026 TO CUTICURA The World Is Cuticura\u2019s Field, Used Wherever Civilization Has Penetrated.\u201cI desire to give my voluntary testimony to the beneficial effects of your Cuticura Remedies.I have suffered for some time from an excess of uric acld in the blood; and since the middle of last year, from a severe attack of Eczema, chiefly on the scalp, face, ears \u2018ad neck and on one limb.I was for -everal months under professions! reatments, but the remedies prescribed were of no avall, and I was graduall: gecomin worse, my face was dread.rally disfigured and I lost nearly all m, sale.At » Iny wife prevalled upc he fo try the Cuticura Remedies and ave them a thorough trial with th aost satisfactory results.The disea: on began to disappear and my ha.commenced to grow again.À fres: \u2018rowth of hair is covering my heat nd my limb (althongh not yet qui! -nred) is gradually improving.My wi! hinks so highly af your remedies th» -:@ has been purchasing them in orde :» make presents to other persons su! \u201cxing from similar complaints, and ~3 President of the Bible Womer society, has told the Bible women 1 «port if any case should come und: their notice when & poor person is 5 stälcted, so that your remedies may L.resorted to.\u201d ROBERT ISAAC FINNEMORE (Judge of the Natal Supreme Court), Pietermaritzbarg, Natal, Oct.29, 1901.,.Cuticars Resotvent, Hqutd sad in the fo.m of Chocotst- Coated Pils, Cuticurs Ointment and Catieurs cap o - od taroughout the world.Depots, London, Charta horse ¥q.1 2.3 Rus dels Palx; Australis, R.Tewos : RY ey : Boston, 187 Columbus Ave.Potter Drug - +7 Carn, Bote Preprienrs Cn aA Begin ® look well take care of your complexion.Do not allow unsightly pimples, blackheads, tan, or freckles to blemish your skin.Derma-Royale will remove these like magic.Cures Ecrema and Tetter.Used with DERMA-ROYALE SOAP, à perfect skin is insured.SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, or may be ordered direct.Derma-Royale, $1 per bottle, express paid.Derme-Royaie Soap, 25 Cents, by mail.Both in one package, $1.28, express paid Portraits and testimonials sent on request.THE DERMA-ROYALE CO., Cincinnati, 0.: 118 1Z5vod \u2018Now, how the blazes did you learn that ?\u201d came the fierce demand, the speaker's excitement rendering him careless of the words he used.\u201cIt is true, then ?\u201cYes, but\u2014\u201d { \u2018Robert !\u2014\"\" Margaret's voice was choking, and her face was woefully white once more\u2014' were you\u2014here\u2014 when Alan\u2014was killed ?\u201d \"No, not exactly.This thing be- j wilders me.Let me explain.I saw him that afternoon.We had a furious .\u20185 quarrel.I never told you about it, Rita.It wes a family matter.I do not hold you responsible.I\u2014\" \u201cHold me responsible! What do you mean ?Did you kill my brother ?She rose to her feet.Her eyes seemed to peer into his soul.- He, too, rose and faced her.\u201cBy God!\u201d he cried, \u201cthis is too much! Why didn\u2019t you ask your husband that question ?\u201d \u201cBecause my husband, with all his faults, i8 innocent of that crime.He was with me In London the night that Alan met his death.\u201d \u201cAnd I, too, was in London.Stowmarket at six o'clock.\u201d I left interposed.Less Leman ee a The other turned to him with eager pleading.\u201cIn Heaven's name, Mr.Brett, if you know all about my movements that day.disabuse Margaret's mind of the terrible idea that prompted her ques- on.\u201d \u201cWhy did you come here on that occasion ?\u201d \u201cThe truth must out now.My two uncles swindled my father\u2014that is, Margaret, your father led my Uncle David with him in a most unjust proceeding.My father took up some risky business in city finance, on the verbal understanding with his brothers that they would share profits or bear losses equally.The speculation failed, and your father basely withdrew from the compact, persuading the other brother to follow his lead.Perhaps there may have been some Justin.floation for his action, but my poor did dad was very bitter about it.The affair killed him.1 made my own way in the world, and came here to ask Alan to undo the wrong done years ago, and help me to get on my feet.He was not in the best of tempers, and we fell out badly, using silly recriminations.I went back to London, and next day travelled to Monto Carlo, where I lost more money than I could afford.Believe me, ) never even knew of Alan's death until I saw the reports of Davie's trial.\u201d \u2018Why did you not come forward then ?.\u201cWhy ?No man could have better reasons.First, it seemed to me that Davie had killed him.Then, when the second trial ended, I came to the conclusion\u2014Lord help my wits\u2014that there was some underhanded work about the succession to the property, and my doubts appeared to receive confirmation by the news of Margaret's marriage.In any case, if I turned up to give evidence, I could only have helped to hang one of my own relatives.\u201d (To be continued.) 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