The Montreal daily star, 29 juin 1904, mercredi 29 juin 1904

[" PE A 143 > $.\u2018 : B !FAIR AND WARMER, TT VOL.XXXVI, Ne IAPANESE.CAPTURED THREE FORTS NEAR PORT ARTHUR Russians Driven Back After a Fierce All Day Fight\u2014Line of the Japanese Army in Manchuria Is Contracting Daily, and Their Position for a Battle Steadily Improves.Tokio, June 29, 3.30 p.m.\u2014It is unofficially reported that the Chik-Wan- Shan, Chit-An-Shan and So-Cho-Shan forts, south-east of and part of the Port Arthur defences.were captured on Sunday after an ali-day fight, beginning with an artillery duel.80-Cho-Shan, it is added, was first eaptured and the other forts fell soon sftarwards.The Russians retreated wast, leaving forty dead or wounded.\"The composition of the Japanese force has not been ascertained, beyond the fact that it is said to have consisted of all branches of the service.The Japanese lost three officers and a hundred men killed or wounded and captured two guns and a quantity of ammunition.The officials here do not confirm the report.BRITISH EXPERT EXPLAINS SITUATION.Special to the Montreal Siar.London, June 29.-Spenser Wilkinson says: \u201c\u2018\u201cKuropa\u2018'kin's official telegram of June 27 illuminates a campaign which is now nearing a decision.The Japanese on Monday were In a position to advance from the east of Liao Yang with something like §0,000 men and to move with one hundred and twenty thousand from the line of Kal Chan and Ten Shiu toward the Nine of Tashihchia-Ohsimacheng.The time during which Kuropatkin can etrike one of the emeny's armies, In isolation, is now reduced to a few days.The Japanese front, which a week or two ago stretched from Hai Yen Sien to Sellsze, nearly two hundred miles, was on Sunday reduced to half that length from Ta Tien to Kal Chau, and as each army moves forward this front is reduced.But which force is Kuropatkin to attack?He dare not advance to the south lest Kuroki should meanwhile destroy the railway in his rear and take position astride his line of retreat; but if he moves off to attack Kuroki the Japanese may either move over the mountains to re- inforee Kuroki or attack and destroy the Russian rear guard.\u201cIt is jost possible that the many movements of Japanese troops reported by.the Russian right -ving-ere-in the nature of a decey to keep Kuro- patkin near Lai Cheng until ready to! make a decisive move, for the Japan- plan is to attack Kuropatkin\u2019s left rather than his right and drive him south rather than north, but the same result would be obtained if, while he Is attacked and held at Lal Cheng dy the Japanese left wing, the Japanese right wing should take Llao Yang or mow down Kuropatkin\u2019's rear.\u201d RUSSIANS AWAIT THE NEWS.St.Petersburg.June 29, 1.30 pm.\u2014 The whole city is awaiting with breathless interest news from the opposing armies in Southern Manchurla, grappled in the decisive battle of the campaign.But those fully appreciating the almost impassable country through which the Japanese columns are advancing and the difficulty of moving large bodles of troops into position hardly expect the battle to begin in earnest inside of several days, although admitting that heavy fighting between the advance forces may now be in progress.The papers, with the exception of the army organ and the Novoe Vremya, are unanimously of the opinion that a pitched battle 1s now certain.The former Is silent on the subject, which may be significant, especially as General Kuropatkin's movements are shrouded in mystery.The Novoe Vremya says: \u201cThe time for strategy is passed.We ar» now on the eve of tactics.Not knowing the exact position of our forces, we cannot state what General Furopatkin intends te do.It is possible he may consider it untimely and unprofitable to enter upen a decisive engagement -¢ all His forces in which event, while engaging the enemy, who is pou:inz troops down upon him, he may retire northward to met his reinforcements.\u201d The tone in both public and official circles has greatly improved, The report that the Port Arthur squadron thas successfully put to sea and that no ship has actually been sunk seems to have removed the despondency, and developments by land and sea are looked forward to with Increased cheerfulness.Confidence is manifested in the influence the navy will have upon the campaign, and many people are inclined to attribute the Japanese pre- cliptancy to get at Kuropatkin to the fact that the squadron at large threaten: the Japanese armies\u2019 sea communication.fipécia\u2019 \u2018espatches say it was Major.General Mistchenko's division which has been engaged in constant fighting in the vicinity of the mountain passes over which the Japanese are advancing.COUNTRY ALMOST IMPASSABLE.\u2018One despatch says the country in almost impassable, Mistchenko retiring only when the enemy appeared In overwhelming numbers.The eorres- pondent considers it doubtful whether General Kuroki will advance all three columns, as this would disunite his force-.He lea more likely to push home bis attack from Siu Fen upon Ta Tche Kiao, exclusive of General Oku.The correspondent figures, that Kuroki has 70,000 troops, the Japdpere commander be!ng im personal command of 25,000 men at Dalin Pass Genert1 Kuropatkin has issued an army order.insisting on the kindest and mos* humane treatment of Japæn- ese prisoners And wounded, notwithstanding tue tales of atrocities com- mittel dy .ne Japanese, The order, which directs that the same respect and honours be paid to the brave foes as It they were Russians is most fav- oradbly commented upon by the Novoe Vremza, which says SAYS JAPS ARE SAVAGES.\u2026\u2018\u2019Fhe Japanese apparently are un- _ able tb restrain their ipstincts.As \u2018 154 the miltary operations develop and our reverses multiply they seem to become more savage.God grant Japanese ba-barisn may not influence our sol- dlers to give way to feelings of ven- gealjce, but that they will preserve the good reputation which always has distinguished the Russian soldier.\u201d The Emperor to-day inspected the condition of the ships of the squadron destined for the Far East.High Admiral Grand Duke Alexis, Commander -W.P.Buncomb, of the Churc was given to submerge the boat without first properly closing the manhole.The result was that the vessel sank CHRISTIAN CHAPLAINS FOR JAPANESE ARMY.lal to the Montreal Star.Toronto, June 29.\u2014The secretary of the Foreign Missions Committee of the Missionary Society of the Church of England in Canada, Rev.F.H.DuVer- net, has received word that the Japanese Government has given permission for twelve Christian chaplains, six English and American and six Japanese, to go with the armies to Manchuria.These are to receive officers\u2019 tree transportation and rations, ev, Missionary Society, Das been, chosen as one of the chaplains.A Strike at Disraeli.Special to The Montreal Star.Sherbrooke, Que.June 29.-Two hundred men are on strike at Disraeli, and the new sawmill of Champoux and Co.and the butter box factory of L.Gilbert are shut down in consequence.The strikers demand a ten hour instéad of twelve hour day.and that the \u2018 of wages prevail.Mé rate duos Map showing the location of the Mo-Tien-Ling, Ta-Tung-Ëing and Sichiao passes.which are probably the three forced their way, altheugh different names are frequently used in the despatches.The advance was from Siu-Yen.in Chlef Grand Duke Vladimir, and Marine Minister Avellan, and many © cer.-: the Admiralty vere at Cron- stadt to greet His Majesty, who arrived there on a yacht from Peterhof Admiral von Veoelkersam_ junior flag officer of Vice-Admiral Rejestvensky's squadron, had hoisted his flag on the armored cruiser Admiral Nakhimoft, wich, wit* the other vessels of the squadron now in commission, fired an Imperial s.lute._- Cee .-The Admiral Nakhimoff has been aljogather.refitted as a modern fsnting| ship, JAPS SURPRISED AT RUSSIAN WEAKNESS.Special Cable from a Montreal Star Correspondent, Tokio, June 29.\u2014Fierce fighting took place in the rear of Port Arthur Sunday, June 26.A simultaneous attack was made by the Japanese troops on the hills, which were strongly fortified.After an overwhelming bombardment the Mikado's men advanced and drove out the Russians.Gen.Kuroki has been equally successful in his advance on Kuropat- kin's position.Finding Fen Shui Mo- tien ando Ta passes not very stubbornly held, the Japanese took possession of them and thus won the mountain ridge covering the general position of the Russian army betwen Liao Yang and the sea.Surprises attend the operations on both sides.Hap- plly for the Japanese, they are always surprised at Russian weakness; whereas the Russians are always surprised at the Japanese strength.The Military Council never expected to capture Fen Chui Pass at the small cost of 100 casulalties.It regarded l'otien Pass as probably too strong to be taken except by a flanking movement on a large 8 Ta Pass appears to have fallek without serious fighting.These velopments under ordinary clrcumstan would leave no doubt that General Kuropatkin appreciated the necessity of a comprehensive retirement, and would convince the Tokio authorities that he felt able to accomplish the operation without subjecting his eastern and southern outposts to heavy losses.The Japanese, however, have grown to reckon'all Russian \u2018rateæy as Indeterminable.They think General Kuro- patkin mhy still cherish some of his original contempt for the Japanese, and may gather his forces about him for a desperate struggle In the relief of Liao Yang and Hai Chene Before such a battle is joined the Mikado's commanders will endeavour so to contract and strengthen their encircling arc as to defy any attack in.force on some particular point.\u2026- z Yap vl Vessel on the Rocks.Che Foo, June 29, a p.m\u2014Chinese arriving from Port Arthur report a large vessel, presumably a \u2018Russian vessel, on the rocks ten miles southeast of Liao Tle Chang Promontory.Three funnels and two masts are above water.The Chinese also state that after the Japanese fleet moved away from the entrance to Port Arthur on June 24,the Russian fleet again emerged, remaining out a short time, Fighting is reported to be continuous on land, and from the pea.The weather has ben stormy since Monday, \u2018and extreme heat Is reported from \u2018Manchuria.Twenty-two Russians Drowned, St Patersburg, June 39.\u2014 Twenty- two sallors were drowned at the Baltic works this morning during experiments with the torpedo boat Delfin, which had been converted inte a submarine Yoat.Four officers and thirty passes through which the Japs have MONTREAL WEDNESDAY.JUNE 2, NUST LEARN TO \u2014 il THINK IMPERIAL London Globe Says England Needs Chamberlain\u2019s School.SITUATION IS DISTURBING London Globe Calls Laurier\u2019s Speech in Dundonald Debate a Passion: ate Outburst.Canadian Associated Press.London, June 29.\u2014St.James's Ge- zette In a leading article, headed *The Groove and the Way Out,\u201d in regard to Bir Wilfrid Laprier's reply to Mr.R.L.Borden in the Dundonald debate, says: \u201cIt is impossible to read this passionate outburst and reflect upon the lamentable discussions which preceded it without taking a troader and longer view of Colonial questions than is comfortable to the Briton.who knows that the Colonies exist and ia satisfied with his knowledge, is aecus- tomed to do.: SHOULD REVIEW OUR POSITION.\u201cIt is time.obviously time for us to review the position of the Colonies and the relations between us and them.If we do not make an effort sow to understand them better and to make them understand us better, we shall find that it is too late.and the undoubted fact that they will find it too late also.and that their loss may be greater than our own, would be poor consolation.NEED TO HEED CHAMBERLAIN.\u201cWe have as a nation to go to the schoe!, to which Mr.Chamberlain points when he urges us to learn to think Imperially: apd if we refuse to be taught, we shall find that \u2018Please F bgin't no schelard,\u2019 te accepted as an excuse for lgnqrance, IMPERIAL REPRESENTATIVEM \u2018\u2019Fhe value of sending Imperial representatives to take a hand in Colonial affairs is hardly questionable, but these representatives must be chosen on a different plan and trained on a different system and imbued with new ideas, if thelr work 1s to further, and not t6 hamper.the great work of Im- DIOEOFD FOTO After Abu Ka and-the night march to the Nile, there were dark days for the little band of British soldiers that were forcing their way slowly toward doomed Khartoum.Surrounded by an enemy whose numbers were constantly being augmented, harassed by night attacks, and forced to fight altpost foot by foot the advance made during] the day, the column found its movements more and more hampered by ita ever-increasing number of wounded men.Nothing was to be galned by taking them through the perils and difMcul- ties which must be surmounted before Khartoum was reaghed and much might be lost by the check their presence placed upon rapid movement.It was accordingly &ecided, after mature deliberation, to send a small convoy and the wounded back .0 Gakdul Wells, where not only would they be sale, but also in a position to receive the careful attention many of them needed.That it would be a perilous trip, no one dwled, and that the little body of soldien who accompanied the wounded would be able to do little more than sel their lives as dearly as possible if the Dervishes got wind of the expedition was equally beyond question.The command was given to that young Cappain who had already d's- tinguished Mmself by his courage and ingenuity ak critical points in the Nile campaign, Lord Dundonald.He | decided to set out by night and, trusting to his knèwledge of the stars, to OO perlal federatton.\u201d A éme OEE HOODOO ONO OOM ë Some Incidents in the Military Career of Lord Dundonald; §! safety.It was an anxious ent when the train of wound$@.with their pitifully few cttendants left\u2019 the camp and were lost in the darkness of a desert night, nor was the anxiety lessened by the knowledge of\u2018 what awaited them should the Defvishes but fortune laarg thelr departure, $ favou them and they arrived.at the Wells without the loss of a man.Lord Dundonald immediately rejoined his column, and led a second convoy over the route he had mapped out to the Wells and safety.oT Now came the sad news of the fall of Khartoum and the death of Gordon, with its consequent derangement of plans and necessity for daring de- spatch-riding through a country where Mahdists were everywhere present.Again Lord Dundonald volunteered for this dangerous duty.After a ride in which death in its most horrible forms confronted him at every turn and bank, he safely reached General Buller, who, in turn, forwarded the news to Korhi, from whence the whole civilized world learned of the massacre.The strain of this last ride, coming after the hardships of a protracted campaign, and the extra 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Named.Speéial to The Montreal Star.- wh, June, 29.-In tHe absence of the Governor-General from Ottawd, Mr.stice Sedgewick has been appointed by ommisston under the great seal ovesnor-General for p petiod of with all the powers of the General, except that of teen re a Shara \u2018\u2019Cunn 2johnnie Dawa bo THE_KING MAY SETTLE / STEERAGE RATE WAR.London, June 29.\u2014Shipping 'circles here confidently expect a settlement of the passenger rate war as a result of the conference to be held in London July 7 between Lord Inverclyde, chalr- man of the Cunard Company, and Herr Ballin, director-general of the Ham burg-American line.It is confirmed that this meeting is almost entirely due to the inftiative of King Edward, whose suggestion Em e William warmly supported./ An Ottawa despatch says it is reported militia bill, now before Parliament, has become law, the Government will appoint Colonel Lord Aylmer, adjutant- general, to be general officer command- &.; * - Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills Must Bear Signature of | Fr on excellent authority that when the | \u201cTell you what, there's nothing fike Lime Juice when ou're sizfiieg.: À tall cold one Soverai LAme Juice with the fee tinkling sgainst tre glam, end a w to make It last long, js the t thiret- quenther YT ever tasted Rut try it , sad #0 Een doa sg wi w 10%, 100, ¥8¢ à 660 AÆeuries sl ISLAND.\u2014The chair 8ST.| roan at Parks and Ferries Com- -8.| mittee, d.Robillard, with members + of the ittee, inspected St.Helen's Island erday afternoon.The spot was fi à to be in excellent condition.+ a 2 Fa Grocery fist see page i x Carsièy's Extra and Place your Orders now for nex! winter's use.MONTREAL LIGHT, HEAT & POWER CG NEW YORK LIFE BLDG.177 St.James Street.| >\u2014 2387 $t.Catherine Strest, , Catherine Street, E.: C 0 | CE Equally good as coal for stoves ax $5.50 per ton We sell nadée, and much cheaper.delivered, ; $5.00 at Company's Fe: Orders sent C.O.D.Telephone y Main 4040.IN RE DINELLE & CO., IN LIQUIDATION.Sealed Tenders marked \u201cTender\u201d will be received by the undersigned until WEDNESDAY, the 6th July, 1904, at 3 o'clock, for the purchase (en bloc or separately) of the following Immoveables: 1.13 lots of land on the east side of\u2019 Pavidson street, below Sherbrooke, being §88.to 618 of the sub-divistan official No.39 for the incorporated village of Hochelaga, with buildings.2.24 lots on the west side of Cuvliller street, being Nos.589 to 832 of the sud- division of said lot No.29, 3.24 lota on the east e of Cuvilllsr street, being Nos.to of the subdivision of sald lot No.29.The und wili not be bound to accept the Mh} or any of the tenders.; KENT & TURCOTTE, Liquidators, À 183 3 97 Bt.James Btree ns AIRD'S CURRANT Bfnz \u2018 le rollshed by oid and young.MaT0Ken = Ja: Developing and Print- ! ing fer Amateurs.Mall Orders Carefully Filled.8x10 visyws princi nts of Intoreds in Canale WM.NOTMAN & SON.13 sad 14 Putllips LK td ; a MRS.©.A.am isk For Lewis mended jurt a High A Fometiy Miss Dwy & Viet 8.ONLY \u201cTo TRYING TO FORGE THE _ Breathes Defiance at C.À.A.U.\u2014 What \u2018 Cornwall Can Do.p Capitals, by the order of Pres-! Ayling, of the C.A.A U.Mr.Ki, speaking of the Pringle matter, #- \u201cThe Pringle who played for (\u20ac is our Pringle and we do not Ay it.And the Pringle who played Galt will play for the Capital J Club so long as his health snd condition permits.The Galt Club profeasionalized, but at that time gle was not a member of the and he is prepared to take an vit be never recelved one t from the club.This has been Paintec ouf to the C.A.A.U., but that body Wants to make him a pro- meional and give him no chance to N t himself until they feel inclined Ta take up the matter at the end of - Ottawa.\u201d President Tasse, present at the interview Joins with Mr.Foran in his crosse situation.him than disappoint the ye Fr gle Will\u2019 Play or the Capitals Will Break Loose & From the National Amateur Lacrosse Union\u2014Still À iz likely to be some trouble: the lacrosse season, when the Capitals the professionalizing of Pringle, would have been without his services for the season.If teams refuse to play against us we will] play other clubs which ignore the C.A.A.U., and the game of lacrosse will not die out in Foran.fully concurred in the views the secretary expressed and evidently garding the C.A.A.U.and the la- What Cornwall can do, uniess it is prepared to defy the C.A.A.U., is to go to Ottawa and, when on the field, refuse to play against Pringle.Capitals will probably rather do without who will come to set the match.C7 Leest, white keeping 4 ves .Xt | To is 6 J °.iy oS Srl in a To uld be as well as ever In en anesthetic is required- for such an operation, and there is practically no shock or weakenin-.effect.Many persons similarly affected resume their usual employment in two or three days following the removal of the fluid.\u201cThere can be no loss of strength from such a procedure and any delay in the projected battle beyond the date now set, June 30, could be accounted for solely on the ground that Jeffries needed much more time in which to train properly.\u201d BASEBALL Looking for Four-Leaved Clover.Special to The Montreal Star.Jersey City, N.J., June 29.\u2014Mont- real again lost to Jersey City by the score of 13 to nothing.The team played like a lot of achool- boys, and the champions did about as they pleased with Atherton and his \u201cStars.\u201d Jersey City touched up Pappalau for eight runs in four innings.Then Bliss went into the box, and for four innings gave Jersey City goose eggs.Then Jersey scored five runs.McCann pitched for the Champions and the \u201cCanucks\u201d only hit him four times to 11 for Jersey City.McMarus was behind the bat for Montreal, and in the 2nd, by a who was with Mr.views re- The thousands \" \u2014 5: CROSSE Westreal and Quebec.' \u2018The Montreal team is busy preparing -t£heir match with Quebec on Satur- D on the M.A.A.A.grounds, and à Barney Dunphy's tuition is mak- f 9.great progress.Barney has been B this team his attention and a at improvement is easily observed.boys expect to register a victory realize that the Quebec team will difficult bunch to overcome.To- wht the seniors and fourteen interme- will oross sticks, and a good itd is expected.ps there is no oth>r lacrosse attrac- KA in Montreal on Saturday, it is ex- & that quite n few rooters will be to welcome the Quebecers.ail Practicing Hard.to The Montreal Star.kwall, June 29.\u2014The Cornwall le \u2018team are indulging in three practice this week and should good shape for their match with pitals in Ottawa on Dominion There will be several changes In pe-up for match.One of these i} be to replace Bob Percival, who his morning for Winnipeg, where 11 reside in future.Several jun- a competing for places on the st, which will be selected to-morrow ht.While not anticipating a victory, Cornwalls hope to make the Capi- % travel their best pace to win out.a.m., July 1st.Only one lacrosse match There should be a good turn termediates on the should give a good account selves Saturday.ford challengers step on the at the S.A.A.A.and the at the Island.when against the Indians.showed that the defence is and as hard as can be found It is a safe guess tle royal.other something like this: Dowling\u2014P.Brennan.Grimes-J.Brennan.John White\u2014Hennessy.Finlayson\u2014Hoobin.Neely\u2014Robinson.Brantford Thinks.ford.June 239.\u2014Wil Brantford hance at Montreal ?This ques- Ts asked and asked again.nion is the cup-chasers tér go chase themselves rather ik thier reputations by bumplag » mighty Shamrocks.The name ock has great significance in \u2018ord; the name of the husky Iris spoken of here with awe and i s some unsurmountable obstacle, 3 ng Brantford from the coveted ¥ Can't beat the Irishmen, no two to It; that is the general opin- $ ed affair.though Hoobin and nan would create trouble in be held will battle for the honours.Johnnie has not believe that Degan will Westmount lacrosse club travel uptingdon, P.Q.on Dominion The Shams.defence will anagh, Howard, Smith.The Powers will be on Valois, combination.pion, James J.Jeffries, is York physician.of this is acute bursitis.are small sacs, unirritated, these Continued pressure {irritates and causes the wall when the bursa in front of is affected.M your dealer dose Bot keep them, und us bés name, With price, aad receive flamed.as may.occur from comes agonizing.moving the fluid by a hollow a small pump,\u2019 and giving Day.to play a friendly game with the local team there.The train leaves C.P.R.(Windsor Station), A.A.Andrews and Emmet have been suggested as referee.Desse Brown has a good bunch of in- grounds.But just the same when the Brant- the cup referee calls them to attention they will have an easler task on their hands than when they walked the plank The Shamrocks baven't the defence that the Tecumsehs have and the Brantford home will ind themselves at more liberty to score than the Shamrock home is ahead of the Tecumseh home, but the Brantford defence is just now about good enough to hold about any home in the business.The way they held the Fergus bunch that when Shamrock home men are playing up against our defence there will be a bat- The men will oppose each It looks like a pretty evenly match- ters.Hennessy, who dld so much mischief lagt year, in the games, should \u2018safely by John White.says that when checked hard \u201cSpike\u201d isn't up to an awful lot after all.At centre, Johnnie Currie and Degan Cross-eyes scores of admirers in Brantford, but there are few who do to a finish.Degan is about the best all round player we have, and the way he checks is something to remember.line up : Kenny, Valois, O'Rellly, Kav- the Brantford home Is not certain, but Kavanagh, Doyle on Howard and the three homesters should beat out that MISCELLANEOUS Jeffries! ¢Housemalid\u2019s Knee.\u201d From published accounts the cham- from an inflamed housemaid\u2019s says Dr.J.G.Coyle, a noted New \u201cThe medical name front of some of the joints of the body.especially the knees and elbows, called bursae.bursae are much like a collapsed bag.They contain very small quantities of clear.fluid.of the sac to thicken as well as to produce an increased amount of fluid within it.This is the common housemaid's knee, \u201cIf the bursa becomes acutely in- athletic exercise, thé enlarged sac becomes very painful and walking be- \u201cThe usual treatment consists in re- wild throw to second let in two runs on a single by McCann.In the third Clancy fumbléd a slow one hit by Clements, and there was more trou- at 80 ple.Errors which added to the defeat are also to be charged up to Quinn : Saturday.out.They of them- green sod whistle of Of course \u2018as steady anywhere.the Jersey City got the runs.Yeager.Gibson and Atherton mixed up an easy one on second in the eighth, and thus aided the Jerseys In getting five runs on three actual hita.The game was slimly attended, oe- cause of the threatening weather.Atherton says he wlll try to lift the oodoo in some way to-day, even if he as to get up early and search for a four leaf clover or some other luck charm.Score: Pat Bren- any quar- Dade JERSEY CITY.ab.r bh po.a eo.hold him Clements, Lf.3 4 \u20ac e 0 Bean, 88.1 1 2 2 1 Cassidy, 1b, .6 1 @ 4 1 © Kelster, rt.5=1 1 0 0 60 Halligan, cf.4 2 1 1 0:1 probably Doolin, 8b.4 3 2 6 6 1 Dillon, ce.¢ 2 1 11 1 © line up of Woods, 3b.5 1 2 % 4 0 McCann, p.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.5 + 3 1 1 1 Dada on sorrTtr- = Total.vo.42 13 14 27 9 3 LAL ah & bb.po «| 4 +.5 1 \u201c = 4 6 0 12 : 4 eo 6 6 & 8 4 0 1 2 @ @ 3 6 # 3 : : Atherton, 2b.4 0 2 5 Hoffman, r.t.\u2026.\u2026 + 6 © .6 1 McManus, ¢ .3 : : : 1 $ Pappala P.\u2026.1 Bliss, po 2 0 ¢ 0 3 1 Total.\u2026.3 0 54 8 07 core by innings\u2014 Jersey City [NN 3400005°\u201413 Montreal .000000000\u2014 0 SUMMARY.First on errors, Jersey City 4: left on bases, Jersey City 7, Montreal 6: s NAY MR.\u201cJOE\u201d (J.P.) LALLY, of Cornwall.Mr.Lally seems just now to be the favourite for the position of referee for the coming Minto Cup matches.Many names have been suggested, but his has thus far been received with the most favour on both sides, tt on balls, off McCann 2, off Pappalau 1: struck out, by McCann 8, by Bliss 3; three-base hits, Clements and Woods ; two-base hit, McCann; sacrifice hits, Doolin and Dillon; stolen bases, Keister, Doolin, Dillon and Atherton.1lmpire, Kelly.Time, 2 hours.Attendance, 500.Eastern League Games.At Baltimore\u2014 Baltimore .0001002003\u20146 8 Buffalo .0000000302\u20145 9 Batterles\u2014Brockett, Kissinger and Mc- Allister; Walters, .ukins and Hearn.Umpire, Haskell.Attendance, 1,296.At Providence\u2014 Providence .00214031*%\u201411 16 © R.H.or Toronto .000000000\u20140 56 2 Batteries\u2014Fairbanks and Toft: Gardner and Raub.Umpire, Egan.Attendance, 1,000.At Newark\u2014 Newark .2000000000\u20142 6 1 Rochester .1000000103\u20145 12 © Batteries\u2014Burke and Shea; Faulkner and McAuley.Umpire, Gifford.A Montreal League.A meeting of the Montreal Commercial Baseball League was held at! Mascotte Park, at which representatives of the following clubs were present: Montreal Street Rallway, Montreal Light, Heat and Power, Northern Electric, and C.PR.Much en-| thusiasm was shown by the representatives present, and the prospects for a successful season are bright.The following officers were elected for the coming season: President, G.Hunt, C.P.R.; first vice-president, C.J.Gil- suffering knee, Lying in When a bursa the knee strains or needle or the knee mdi \" wy Ih fi fh THE + ' A Ee 1 Clothes That Spell Comfort , There's summer satisfaction in \u2014Pit-Reform\u201d Clothes.Mental and physical.Their lightness makes them luxuriously cool.Their perfect fit\u2014their style and grace\u2014en- | ablea man to be well-dressed and v.comfortable.That's an unknown J§*.combination without \u201cFit-Reform.\u201d \u201c°F Bagtish Flannels and Serges\u2014 \u2018Scotch and Irish Tweeds and + Homespuns.The colt Fort Hunter.owned by N.Dyment, of Barrie, which won the Cana- dign Derby at Fort Erie and lost the American Derby at Chicago, Is not only Canadian owned, but trained and ridden by a Canuck.Fort Hunter was yur- chased last fall by Mr.Dyment as 9 two- year-old and he has developed info one of the best three-year-olds t ever looked through a bridle.Last Claude proved himself to be one of by for, Mr.M.J.Daly, alth feats in turn.though the Dyment oolt the footsteps of the fam no one yet knows-how is; for he has done all asked of him In almost Previous to the time sale, Mr.Dyment sent his nephew and trainer, John Dyment, jr., to Washington to look at the oolt, and it was decided that the stable buy him.The price paid for Fort Hunter was something like thirty-five hundred, and it is almost safe say that he could not be bought to- | for three times that amount.Fort Hunter is 2 race horse and not & work borse; for in all his trials he has never shown anything \u201c FORT HUNTER,\" A Canadian bred horse, owned by a Canadian, trained by a Canadian, ridden by a Canadian, and winner of the Canadian Derby.' to the post ready and fit so that they are worth betting on almost at any time.He has had many winners in his short experience, and has landed some valuable prises, This year has been the best he has ever known, and, at the present time, he has one of the best of the Canadian stables In his hands.John Dyment, Jr, started in with his father, John Dy- ment, and for many years he rode horses.Later on he became too heavy to be of use to the stable as à rider, and worked himself up tii he was given ch and since then he has been gradually climbing to the top of the ladder.Trainer Dyment is only a young man, and has & great future before him In the business.The Owner.Mr.N.Dyment, the owner of the horse, is one of the wealthiest men in Canada, and is largely interested In the lumber business and many other concerns of considerable size.Mr.Dyment has made his home in Barrie for a great many years, and takes an interest In horse- racing for the pleasure there is in it, and not as a money- Ing business.a breeder of the thoroughbreds, but he has a big ranch in the North-West, where he raises draft and the\u2019 heavier clase of horses.Vor years this owner has not had many winners, but stuck to it with a determination that is characteristic of him to those meeting of the Ontario Jookey dD, he headed the list of winners.Of the ut stakes were won by Fort Hunter.He aid well at Hamilton, and bas had his share up te the present time at Kenilworth, Buffalo.Mr, Dyment 1, of a genial disposition, and can take a defeat as well as he can a victory.During his racing career he hse made wany friends in the horse world for his u t dealings.\u201cOtto Wonderley, the boy who will ride Fort Hunter in the pis wp.El is Cana fa London, Ont, and since he flrst farts LP or a eee has a career that haa besm same extent.Ye fn at the present time one of test boys riding on this cir- Fou x 2 a who a to oe mired, 55 Ne has merd eduction han the usa) Tem of, and be duvotes.a great of Wid sas pures he rode In Was tite\u2019 's recident A ue y Étreot TRaliwars afp; CO, : Mahb- ney, C.P.R.; treasurer, C B Ward, ML HSMP ! Another \u2018meeting will be held this evening for the purpose of arranging à scheduje.214.EASTERN LEAGURB STANDING.Won.Lost P.C.Buffalo .\u2026.\u2026.$1 15 674 Jersev City .\u2026.\u2026.29 19 604 Baltimore .9 2 592 Newark .«co «ss 23 5 479 Providence .\u2026\u2026.2 26 468 Toronto .+.2 27 449 Montreal .(eo ore.20 15 444 Rochester .14 33 .298 NATIONAL LBAGUR S8TANDING.Won.Lost.P.C.Chicago .«ue .35 21 635 Now YOrK .«oc «0 3 16 724 Cincinnati .35 23 .603 Pittsburg.31 28 325 St, Louis.\u2026.28 28 ou Brooklyn .\u201cae 24 38 462 Boston .\u2026.s.\u2026\u2026 24 36 .400 Philadelphia .13 42 236 AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost PC.Boston .36 21 .632 ves seve New York .3 23 -60T Chicago .«co «co 87 24 .607 Philadelphia .31 25 554 Cleveland .28 25 528 St.Louis .25 28 473 Detroit .23 34 .404 Washington .10 45 .182 Yale Beat Harvard, New Haven, Conn., June 28.\u2014In a game that was featured excellent play, the Yale baseball team defeated Harvard yesterday.The score was as follows: R.H.B.Yale .10000¢10x\u20146 11 1 Harvard .000000100\u20141 7 2 , Batterles\u2014McKay and Winslow; Co- McCann pitched for the Champions.burn and Stephenson.Umpire, Emslie.Attendance, 8.000.The Monotony of Coaching.There are few monotonous features to baseball in these days.The fact that games are played taster than ever and that the general work of the men seems to be improving every year adds greatly to the interest in the game season after season.However, to this growing interest has been added a handicap, and that 13 the monotonous coaching that is being practised everywhere by the meh who are sent out on the lines to base runners In making the cir- oul There was a time when there was some variety to the cries of instructions that were hurled across the 1d.To-day it is the same with every coacher in the business\u2014variety of coaching cries no longer exists.It there is a man on base the coacher invariably cries: \u201cGet a lead, old man: that's it, old boy; keep moving, old fellow; watch his arm, old chap.\u201d This line of talk never varies.If the pitcher is showing signs of getting wobbly in his delivery, and more balls than strikes are being handed over the plate, our Baseball Park coacher will talk to the batsman about like this: \u201cYou've got 'em going, old sport; he can\u2019t get \u2018em over, old man; good eye, old boy; take another un, old fellow; you'll walk sure, old chap.\u201d Should the batsman have two strikes and only one ball, the batsman is supposed to be braced up by talk like this: \u201cYou're swingin\u2019 nicely at \u2019em, old hoses; you've got the best one left, old boy; you always could hit with two strikes, old chap; that's right, old man, have a look at \u2018em.\u201d The jollles handed the pitcher are of the same variety \u2014 they never vary and always wind up with old boy, old sport, old man, etc.Oh, for the days of Latham, Mike Kelley, and the rest who sald something when they were on the coaching lines! But \u2018heir breed appears to be extinct, like the dodo bird, and there is nothing left but the parrots.New York Opera Co.vs.Doctors.The physicians of Montreal have been very busy of late operating on \u201cBaseball,\u201d and they now claim that any nine men afflicted with this ailment can be permanently cured, and the actors of the New York Opera Co.have been rehearsing dally with an tdes.of giving the Doctors lota of trouble with their peculiar ailment.Operations will commence at 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, in the \u2018Ball Park,\u201d corner of St.Catherine and At.water avenue.The doctors say that they have the greatest Pill thrower that ever happened, and as each subject comes up before him he will put him out with three pills, but the Actors are not so sure that they are wiling to he put out of business so soon and expect to make a \u2018\u2019Hit\u201d or else go on \u201cStrike.\u201d One of the com- pal, that he is liable to take a fit and if he does he will be able to twist himself up so hard that when he throws a ball It will curve enough to reach the batter and then come back into his hands again.\u201cEl Cap- itan\u201d* 18 expected to hold down 3rd bag and he has also been elected of- cial coach and has a few new ones that he is going to hand out.As for the individual players, they are too -well known to publish, and their reputations are sufficient to guarantee a good game.Admission will be free, and there has been considerable speculating on the seats.\u2014 The Crescents First Match.© The Crescents defeated the Victors, in a game of baseball, in Longueuil, by a score of Ib to \u20ac.Score by innings Total Victors.3000061098 s Crescents.323000834x 13 Carey a Topnoteher.If present signs do not fail, Carey, of tke Bronchos, will be up among the top notch batters in this circuit et the close of the season.-He got & home run yesterday.Buffalo and Baltimore play in a double header in the Southern City JUNE POSE \u2014_\u2014 4 Now Tok Americans have 200 Dousnerts Roder, Cxsabre Collins and Kiberfeld, and Fults has batted for 24.Manager Griffith says he has no idea of allowing Thoney to go to Rochester until Elberfeld reports for duty.\u201cIf Rochester wants to sue,\u201d says \u201clet them sue\u201d Arthur Irwin maintains that Outfielder White, of his team, who filled In for the Boston Nationals last Sunday.is by far the best batting pitcher in the Eastern League.The Providence grounds seem to be a hoodoo for all bell players.Ambust- er and Murray are two players who will attest to this, both having been injured there.: Walter Clarkson occupied a seat on the New York Bench.He wlll accompany the New Yorks home.Manager Griffith says that the pitcher is not in condition to pitch just now, and will not be used in the box until he is thoroughly at.The Buffalo management made a mistake in putting in the game in the ninth inning at Baltimore yesterday.He was easy for the Orioles.Manager Arthur Irwin is credited with saying: \u2018Pittsburg is going to win the pennant again this year.I have seen New York, Cincinnati and Chicago during the past ten days, and I cannot figure where they are going to have any chance against the Pitts- burgs.The later are just beginning to hit their natural gait, and when they get to going ful speed nothing can stop them frem capturing another A peculiar play came up in the fifth inning at Cincinnati on Saturday.when Huggins beat out his bunt in front of the plate.Burke came tearing In after the ball and picked it up, and not being in position scooped it back to McLean, who started to throw it to first, but the speedy little second baseman bad it beat.With a slower runner than Huggins, St.Louis would have undoubtedly pulled this peculiar play off.The Orioles have not lost a game to Rochester this season so far, and seven straight games have been won from the present visitors.As \u201cAddie\u201d is to pitch this afternoon, there te every reason to expect that the eighth victory will be chalked up, and yet\u2014 how did Rochester ever come to win the series just over in Jersey City?\u2014 Baltimore News.And then Rochester proceeded to win two in à row from the Birds.The flelding sensation of the game was a relay throw by Bruce and Monte Cross, which caught Ferris about three yards from the plate.This play occurred in the fourth Inning.After Seybold had given La Chance a life by dropping M.Cross\u2019 pretty throw, Ferris hit a terrific liner to deep centre field.Bruce sprinted after the fast-speeding sphere, picked it up near the flagpole, hurled it on a line to Monte Cross, who had run out into short centre fleld.From this position Cross made one of the greatest throws ever seen on the local diamond.Schroek getting the ball to the left of the plate and waiting for Ferris when he came in.\u2014Philadelphia Ledger.There has been talk that Dougherty had trouble with Collins which resulted in a \u201cmill.\u201d Dougherty denles this emphatically, and says his relations with Collins were of the pleasantest nature up to the very last, apd that he had no inkling of what was coming up to the time that Collins told him he need not go to Elkhart, Ind., to play an exhibition game.8ald he: \u201cNo one connected with the Boston team told me I was to be released because my work was unsatisfactory until I was told by Manager Griffith that he had made a trade for me.\u201d A meeting of the Montreal Commercial Baseball League was held last evening at Mascotte park, at which representatives of the following clubs were present : Montreal Street Railway, Montreal Light, Heat and Power, Northern Electric and C.P.R.Much enthusiasm was shown by members present, and the prospects for a successful season are bright.The following officers were elected for the coming season : President, G.Hunt, C.P.R.; first vice-president, C.J.Gillen, Northern Electric; second vice-president, A.Bernard, Montreal Street Railway; secretary, C.Mahoney, C.P.R.; treasurer, C.E.Ward, M.L, H.and P.Another meeting will be held Wednesday evep- ing next for the purpose of a schedule.Commenting upon the release of Bill Massey a San Francisco correspordent writes: \u201cBig Bill Massey, whom thought would prove a star Coast League, has been rele Manager Harris, and Cy Townend is now playing the initial bag for the Seals.Massey played good bad In the east, and had an excellent/ record which brought him a fat mq pend from the local manages who expected in return some wonfierful ball playing from the big eastefner.Manager Harris regretted jo rele Massey, but it is simply matter of business, and as Bill was league the local manage necessary to make the ghange.\u201d .Kansas City pulled/off two triple plays in a game gue st Toledo Burns having ! being able to refürn before the ball was napped theft.The second triple play occurred infthe seventh.Sweeny was on second ghd Brouthers on first.Cristall hit to Jpwee, who touched second, forcing outhers on, and then to Rf doubling Cristall.Sweeney had gntinued to the plate on the play and Ryan pushed the ball ching Sweeney easily.AQUATICS Poughlpepsie, N.Y., June 29.\u2014When tion train arrived the con- the water at this point was ad the wind ceased compietely.et race was the \u2018Varsity four- wag the first to arrive at the of the two-mile race, and lay out am waiting.At 4.15 pm.th Corneil sity fours arrived at the stake Wisconsin was the last crew to ar- Ive at the stake boat.in- to-day.This |is arranged to pla off à Jorsay City Leroy\u2019s Hoodoo.Jersey CHy was always a hoodo team ta Leroy the Indian twirler.in has hard luck when pearing sgainst the Mosquitoes.3 re.\u201cRochester continues to X thay a pe : At 418 crews were receiving structions from judges\u2019 boast.4.20 p.m\u2014At the 100 yards mark Columbia led by about a quarter of a length, with Cornell second, Pennsyl- vania-Wieconsin fourth, Columbia tv helding lead, but Cornell i» drawing * At one-eighth mile Cornell is and by frection ef length pulling abou ss _ Columbia hangs en to second place, pm, \u2014 Pennsylvania Varsity | ) 58 Cottage St.Dear Sir : \u2018 Root only a short time, any harmful drugs.wonderful remedy, Dr.mall, also a book name, Swamp-Root.Dr.A LETTER TO OUR READERS.Melrose, Mass.Jan.11th, 1904.\u201cEver since I was In the Army, I had more or leas kidney trouble, and within the past year it became so severe and ed improvement after taking Swamp- purely vegetable and does not contain Thanking you for my complete recovery and recommend- fing Swamp-Root to all sufferers, I am.\u2019 Very truly yours, L C.RICHARDSON.You may have a sample bottle of this Kilmer Swamp-Root, sent absolutely free by telling all about Swamp-Root.If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you peed, you can purchase in Canada the regular 75c.and $1.25 size bottles at the drug stores everywhere.Don't make any mistake, bat remember the Swamp-Root, and the address, Bing- hamton, N.Y., on every bottle.Stamped on a Shee Means I continued its use and am thankful Is the sensation of & to say that I am entirely cured and Ioot tha: dwells in an strong.In order to be very sure about when a man's feet are this, I had a doctor examine same of at home, he is at peace with the world, of Biss anid width \u201cINVICTUS\u201d an immediate fit 249 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL, CAN.\u201cINVICTUS \"+ SUPERIORITY see wee se A Home-Like The remarkable range i n ces solves the difficulty of ™* \u201cINVICTUS\u201d Ss.(Opp.Ottawa Restaurant) Kilmer's ond.with Cornell.\u2018Varsity four-oared race: of about 38 in the second mile.were as follows: second place, Official time as follows: Cornell .Columbia .Georgetown town.boat.start the surface.first.ond.Syracuse, second: Pennsylvania fourth.cuse increased her lead.than half a length bia a length In the rear.length and was evidently Scorning the their boathouse amidst whistles.a Official time-\u2014Syracuse, umbia, 10.28 3-5.bia fourth.Cornell with Pennsylvania third.At quarter- mile mark Cornell is increasing lead.Wisconsin and Columbia are after sec- At the mile Cornell leads.Wisconsin second, Columbia third.4.27 p.m.\u2014Passing under the bridge Wisconsin spurted and pulled up level Cornell win: by fie lengths, Columbia second, Pennsylvania third, Wis- consinf ourth, Georgetown fifth.Georgetown led from the pistol shot.but before the first quarter Cornell had caught her and was leading by balf a length, the other four almost aligned.Cornel] waa pulling a long.easy stroke At the mile Cornell was a length to the good.The real fight was At the bridge the four crews.six lengths behind Cornell, Columbia second, Pennsylvania third, Georgetown fourth, Wisconsin fifth.In the last half-mile Columbia and Pennsylvania bad a beautiful fight for and Wisconsin fourth place from Georgetown. Feats, § and § rooms, well rented.te Dalsy furnaces; solid i concrete cellar, ete; very : er, Easv terms.and 4673 SHERBROOKE ST.TE t rooms; every modern convenience.\u201cisi Rent $92.50 monthly.A bargain for -fmenediate sale New 3-stery Tememest on St.{ street, below St.Viateur a well rented, For plans and information call G.W.BADGLEY, Ne.124 Bt.Peter street.\" New Tenements en St.Ur- dale Street, 4 dwellings in all, 6 J: 54oms each.separate furnaces.A : mapcidea bargain for quick pur- A r.Call at Room 3, 134 St = Peter st 43 VICTORIA \u2018CHEAP, XO.> above Burnaide, just the property 48 t into fats.Call 124 St.Peter at.; ARK A new modern cot- Hage.built by Westmount bufder, Went- t style A lovely cosy home.five parlour, dining room, pantry extension kitchen: verandahs; À Daisy furnace: concrete cellar: imme- \\ diate ion.Might rent.Call 124 à tu.er et \"04 SALE \u2014 PARK AVENUE, $1600 cash.© Interest till 14st September, elegant I dern residence\u201d.10 rooms.well finish- > & im hardwoo d fitted with man- QE n kitchen.hot t 3 aves ne wat: furnace, concrete # handsome entramce hall, re, © trie light, larg yard and garden, and back 10 feet from street line; might sent: immediate possession.fl SALE COAY COTTAGES at $75 carh Jown.on Hutchison street.20¢ yards 2 frém electric cars and 18 minutes fram D Craig street: contalring \u2014 roomr- lathed and plastered: Jot t5 x 100 to lane.Only two left.13 sold.If von can par $11.90 à Month Fou can par for a ome, Montreal Investment and Freehold\u2019 Co.124 St.Boor.° LY.I Peter st.6.W.BADGLEY, 134 3 2aw \u201ca -ABE THE YEARS WORKING FOR YOU ?me is Aying.Every year brings vou old age.Do vou want to toil hard when you might de living in com- -n the inrome from a xood Invest.\u2018OW AT MONTREAL ANNEX?iY, and BUY NOW.Let the = for you.Invest In BUILD- Prices are en the rise, high- % thev will gn.One visit to TAREET, in Montreal An- _=tatement.0.8300, ete.grance $4.67 to $8.50 ground L Main 2137.stone + session, rent $35.Jas.M.Mitchell, James st.\"TO LET \u2014 RARE CHANCE TO THE public.house to let and furnished for sale, plano, suitable for married couple, 504 Maisonneuve sl.Terms aud price moderaté > ete.handsomely Gecorateé : immediuts pos- 214 St 154 rooms, For per street, ground fluor.modern cottage, mit, concrete cellar, TO LET \u2014 NO tt PARK AVENUE.new furnace, G.W.Badgle).Tel Main 2137.containing nine large Yard.124 St Peter 164 3 caw a Rished house, Lath flat, gas sivve, heated, ter, rent moderate, Joseph B.Perrault.37198 Catherine pt.Triepnone Up TE TO RENT \u2014 COMFORTABLY with piano, five Toons, FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.AN FUR- hot, cold wa- eph B.81.TU RENT bouse, bath flat, piano, Perrault, Telephone Catherine st.WELL gas stove, heated hot and cold water.Jos- FURNISHED five fooms, Up 3182.7719 154 4 Office.HOUSES WANTED.Address D, 83 St WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A FURNISH- - ed house or flat, for family of two: lau) and son 36, Star Branch 152 à av v or six rooms, lui WANTED \u2014 A HOUSE OF ABOUT St Aan's Ward, rent not exceeding #1.per month Apply LL 3658, Star Office.WANTED \u2014 A HOUSE, 4 OR 5 rooms.State where situated, rent must be reasonable.Apply F, 4sûe, Star Branch Office Catherin Branch e Sis.Office.APARTMENTS TO LET, eS Br TO LET, CHEAP fur summer months ealy, sulte of furnished rooms cor.including club use of Grand plato.Address P, Peel and St.room, and 7639.Star 142 tf married TO Apartm-nt ,n the Stanley.suitable for LET \u2014 SMALL coupie.Apply tu FURNISHED Mrs.Crawford, door 4 3rd nat, or to janitor.apply 8 rooms, «a snap.4D Laurier avenue, St.Henry.UF TO DATE MODERN au in perfect TO LET \u2014 flat, 221 Elm avenue, immediate possession.Dorchester st.phone Up 2139, RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.es + eH SEN INN et TO LET \u2014 FROM JULY 14TH.FLAT condition.rent TOOms.or ¢ seven 154 class In Star Office.ED \u2014 A SMALL every Tespect.RESIDENTIAL FLATS WANTED.a ENN UP TO DATE Wart flat fur two persons, must be in good order and respectable location.Apply to K 353%.133 6 tensat first WANTED small | rooms in west end.Tvl Uptown :98._ a ==.+ = = FIRST heated flat or SEPTEMBER 3 unfurnished cnced operators on ladles\u2019 coats and skin Address or apply The Universal Skirt Mfg.Co., Little Sussex at, Ottawa.JANTED \u2014 OFFICR BOY.APPLY 40 to 1! am.W.M.Knowles & Co.Bell Telephone Building, oity.WANTED \u2014 A LADY STENOGRAPHER, who is capable of doing Invoicing ou the typewriter.Apply, stating references 10 T.3369, Star Office.154 2 QVANTED-CIRL FOR EXAMINING AND puttiag shoes in cartoons.Apply Uev.A Slater.Maisonneuve.VW ANTED \u2014 TRAVELLERS TO- CARRY high class razor as side line, selling to barbere and hardware dealers: line ls very high élan.good commission.Apply T.3630, Star Office.- V TANTED LADIES.$30 THOUSAND copying letters.no mailing to friends or furnishing addresses Stamped envelope pr tculars.Select Toilet Co, Dept.H, 18, WANTED \u2014 LADY OR GENTLEMAN goof fuir education to travel for a firm of $230,000.00 capital, salary $1,072.00 per Year and expenses: paid weekly Address, San stamp, J.A.Alexander, Montreal, ue.Apprentices Wanted For Bookbinding and Ruling.Apply at once to B.PLOW & CQ.16 Cote st 184 2 VV ANTED \u2014 AN ELDERLY WOMAN AB nurse, willing to go to Brandon, Man.Must have good references.Apply between 2 and 3 p.m.at 136 Durocher st.154 3 ATANTED \u2014 A WAITER FOR A COUNtry hotel, speaking both languages.Address Dubord sa.city.152 3 Saw 27 VVANTED \u2014 STRONG YOUNG MEN for firemen and brakemen, Canadian and other railroads.Firemen average $65 monthly, become engineers, average $123.Brakemen average $60, become conductors, average $105.Name position preferred.Send stamp for particulars.Railway Asso- clation, Box 147, Station B, Brooklyn, N.Y.133 9 2aw V YANTED \u2014 A FIRET CLASS MII.LINer for autumn season, hats, eic.Ap- do, Paul, 1753 SL 153 3 law SANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY COMPOSItors at 4 Beaver Hall Hill.158 ?HOUSE- tabiemald for the country.small family.highest wages paid.Apply West End Employment Bureau, 2756 St, Catherine st.VV ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED WOMAN trimmer on ladies\u2019 cloaks; good salary and stead) work Apply 313 St.Paul at.154 2 WANTED \u2014 A GOOD WORKING JEW.ler, one used to making clan rings.Eaves & Lavallee, 13 St.George st.piy to Madame Lina Catherine st.\\\u2019ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY WW ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN TO MILK ons cow and do odd chores about house: willing to go to country.Apply 1894 Notre Dame et.WANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT FOR two montha.country residence and quiet home; family of two persons: no washing.no children.Apply Immodiately 86 St.Denis st for acighbou ed Bat, faciñg St.rhood unsurpassed; telephone, FURNISHED FLATS TO LET, ne Sn TO LET \u2014 ELEGANTLY FURNISH- Louis square, rent antil October 1st or longer if desired, ta right party.every up to date requisite housekeeping, to plano, ete, ren: moderate.Address Box 3351, Star Office.situated and \u201cSUMMER RESIDENCES TO LETa TO LET \u2014 AT STE.ROSE, Q.FOR summer months, furnished cottage.6\u20ac rooms, nicely nrst class or- house, on river side, 4 Bonaventure.Rent $150.Telephone Up 1202, 149 6\u20ac fifteen minutes from der.Apply immediately T, 3634, Star Office.133 2 TO LET \u2014 LARGE COOL STONE | house, partly furnished, water in 5 s Agathe.cold water.t.Agathe, electric Apply to E %y TO LET FURNISHED COTTAGE AT light.hot and von Rappard.St.150 8 ge TO LET AT NORTH HATLEY, new cottage.furnished, all modern con- venicnces.situated on west side lake.nis court on grounds James F.Kerr, Sher- Ten- brooke, Que.33 4 LL.+ TO LET \u2014 FURNISHED COTTAGE at Cacouns.near Food beach: splen- q4ildly located.Apply 1! St.Famille st.152 Zeod pieasant from station, Mra.Findlay, Chambly Canton, Que situation, only 5 water In house.SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TT LET \u2014 AT CHAMBLY CANTON, collage of six rooms, newly papered, also barn.with garden, six dollars a morta.minutes\u2019 walk Apply to 154 3 TO RENTa 0 LET \u2014 A VACANT BLOCK OF LAND on Guy street, close to at.Catherine, about 10,000 feel, suitable for stone yard or close to and upw st, grou OR S st.Stand ite Tannthi hp.G.FOR FOR 8 FOR FOR vi FOR ès à te i 4, _ Then for your comfort \u201c with you one of our cara direct to lots 7 afternoun and eves 2 4 oo.¥, ie i cle day\u201d 1 have n Louis Park, schools, churches and elec: utes from Uralg sireet), I Can Vu for - ance of price, 8175, payable $10 cash down payable dally, Ww.purchaser.mount ave.bi nour k sonable o .BALE Lots in Park ave.St.Ur bain, Hutchison, Mance and Waver- ley sats.at low prices: for $26 to $50 cash down: balance eaxy monthly or half-yearly payments.CP R great big Mowghiy ards nd floor.G >> ALE 23 a a day.w.hy stables, etc.W.A.Snowdon, 467 Temple Building.LOTS FOR SALE.EE EN SN Ae OR SALE \u2014 \u201cROSSLAND\u201d LOTS.$58 and ypwards.Head of Papineau ave, shops.Electric is $1.20 : i wiatior, min weekly or The locality ia building up rapid- Badgley.124 St Peter st.154 3 law Building Lots FOR SALE.$378.Waverley Street elegant lot close to St.Viateur ave, west aide, 25x58 Peter St.cents a foot: sitation st.cash.SALE\u2014Wastern Avenue, cor.Clare- Westmount, lot 893x108.acing rapidly in (worth $430) to lane; ciose te schools, churches wate: in street, etc.building up rapidly.st SALE\u2014Central property, St.Genevieve St, suitable for factory.SALE\u2014Factory Site on C.P.R\u2026 42,250 feet: payment and easy terms.SALE\u2014Western Ave.Westmount.two lots 50x120: cheap to prompt Easy terms, or would exchange for central factory site.SALE\u2014Sherbrooke Street, lot near 25x97.Call 124 small Cheap for Prices are these streets, building 1s booming.sunt, LOTS at low : easy terms 154 3 aw SALE\u2014St.Catherine Street, Veat- prices and on GQ.W.BADGLEY, at St Peter Street, Ground Foor.Y YANTED \u2014 SALESMAN.THERE IS NO position advertised that equals this, permanent.liberal salary or commission: quick sélling standard commodity.Openings limited.Capital N.Company, Ottawa.adv 210 SAW JANTED \u2014 GIRL FOR KITCHEN work and to walt on table.Apply C.D._Reay.® St Lawrence st.Ware 270 EXPERIENCED HOUSE- with good city references Apply University at.156 2 X'ANTED A GOOD STONE MASON.Forsyth Granite and Marble Co.560 William st must be smart and accurate, good \u201c| opening tor suitable party.Address, stating axe and references.V, 3733, Siar Office.ANTED \u2014 SALESMAN; MUST BE known to city.grocera to sell a 10 den, for gentleman: private adult American family; 61 (not 81A) St.Famlile st.Paoone East 3171.158 leod OOM \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED room for gentleman of quist habits, WANTED \u2014 FIRST wireman.Apply H E.I\u2019.Bulmer, 30 cent root beer on commission.T.J.Cooke all conveniences in house.1 Mceulil College & Co., 20 8t.Peter at.avenue.154 3 CLASS HOUSE OOMS \u2014 TO LET DOUBLE AND SINgle.for married couple, gentlemen or ANTED \u2014 A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN as housekeeper at 149a Barre st.Ap- bly from 7 to 10 p.m.ANTED \u2014 NEAT HOUSEMAID TO stay In town; three in family: references required.Apply 217 Milton.2 ANTED \u2014 FIRST .CLASS COOK FOR cafe.good wages to ine right, party.Apply to A.Arch.Welsh, in rear hat atore, 2252 St.Catherine at, oppusite, Victoria y 164 2 WANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANTS, Louse and tabiemalds can gét good places with high wages.78 Mansfield st.WANTED A GROCERY CLERK.18 or 20 years old: references required; fair wages and board.Apply H.Donohoe, 596 1-2 Wellington at, Pt.St.Chartes VVANTED \u2014 ALL INTENDING LEARNing shorthand, typewriting.bookkeeping or telegrapay, should send their names and addresses to Goltmah'a Business College, 2462 St.Catherine st., for interesting particulars.; Apply MONTREAL STAR BRANCH OFFICE Notice to Residents WESTMOUNT WANT ADS The Montreal Star Will be received by W.S.STONE, Chemist and Drugyis*, CORNER OF GREENE AVE.and ST.CATHERINE ST.SITUATIONS WANTED.NN VVANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN, ENGlish, age 21, farm work, nine years experience: good ail round band.State terms.Apply Box 38, Chambly Canton, P.184 3 ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT AND waltress; good wages.25 Victoria sq.floor.ER TANTED aSIRLS, CHOCOLATE DIPpers.also for baxing, et Canada aple Exchange.Apply.stating edperience, 318 King st.; if in person call between ¢ and 6.45 p.m.V ANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY IN LARGE ' company's office.Apply P.O.Box 2322.154 3 V YANTED \u2014 A STRONG BOY OR GIRL to run body ironing machine.Apply to American Steam Laundry, 41 Beaver Hall HIN ANTED \u2014 TWO KITCHEN WOMEN.Morton's Cafe.17e Bleury mt.YANTED \u2014 WAITRESS8EB AND PANtry girls 2232 St.Catherine street, in Tear of hat store.V ANTED \u2014 A GROCERY CLERK, speaking French and English.State expericnce and salary expected.N, 3693, Star Office.JANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN TO WORK as walter on steamship trading between Montreal and upper lakes.Apply 105- 111 McGill st.WANTED \u2014 PRESSMAN FOR COLTS Armory press.Apply foreman, Printing Department, B.Plow & Co, 16 Cote st.\u2019 154 2 ANTED\u2014 CHAMBERMAID AND DINing room girls Grand Union Hotel 1912 Notre Dame at.ANTED \u2014 LINING CUTTERS J.& T.Bell.No.180 Inspector st.154 3 WANTED \u2014 AN ¢¥FICE BOY.WHO can write a fair hand and 13 good at Q.VWARTED\u2014 POSITION BY GUOD COOK, seaside or country, general, young girl or housework.West End Employment Bureau, 1:56 St.Catherine at.- VWANIED \u2014 POSITION BY YOUNG man as office clerk, speaking both languages and holding the best of refers.ence.T, 3635 Star Office.VVANTED BY A BRIGHT YOUNG man, speaking and writing both languages.à position In office.And accurate in figures; highly recommend- York avenue, Westmount.Tel.Weatmount transients; strictly first class; telephone, 487.etc.134 Mansfield st.134 deod | WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG WOMAN TO OOMS8 \u2014 YO LET ROOMS IN QUIET take charge of a little girl: must be private house, large, cool, every con- careful and experienced.Apply 952 8her- venience, for gentlemen.tourists taken; brooke si., cor.St@niey at.156 3 centrul.26 MeGiil College ave.156 4 VWANTED \u2014 FUR OPERATORS AND OOMS \u2014 TO LET DOUBLE ROOM, finisners at opce, male or female, must Lêth fat, also another room, with or be experienced.Apply A.J Alexandor, J witaout board; transienls accommodated.Wholesale Furrier, 504-506 St.Pa *% 43 McGill College avenue.154 3 OON8 \u2014 TO LET.TWO UNFURNISHed rooms on bath flat, heated and Ughted.Telephone Up 1868.Apply 940 Dor- chester st.OOM8 \u2014 TO furnished, 88 Crescent a.L als» FRONT ROOM, UNfurnished room, at OOMS\u2014 TO LET DOUBLE OR SINGLE.54 Victoria st.154 3 Rooxe \u2014 TWO BRIOHT, CLEAN FURnished rooms, on bathroom flat, wita all modern conveniences: board if desired; very reasonable for locality.Apply 497 Sherbrooke at.134 4 OOMS TO LET LARGE DOUBLE room on bathroom floor, suitable for couple; also single room.47 Cathcart st.OOM \u2014 TO RENT ONE FURNISHED or unfurnished room on bathroom fiat, with kitchen privileges; terms moderate.Apply 140 Canning st.city, 154 $ OOM8 \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE, well furnished, with cupboards, bath Mat: board if desired; gentlemen only: fine mountain air.08 St.Famille st.138 3 Roox \u2014 TO RENT LARGE DOUBLE room, modernly furnisned and decorated, sultable for gentleman's bed and sitting room: breakfast and dinner if desired; west end: private nouse.Apply EK, 543$, Star Branch Office.Roous \u2014 TOURISTS WILL FIND FINE rooms, newly decorsted, modern plumbing, baths ete; also rooms by the month, at No.74 University st.154 ¢ OOMS NICELY FURNISHED double and single rooms, suitable for gentleman or martied couple; private fam- lily.every convenience.20 Prince Arthur st.2 Roox \u2014 AT 85 MANCE BTREET, NICEly furnished room, Auer light, bath terms reasonable.154 3 aw Roeoxs, TO LET LARGE UNFURNISH ed front parlour, also a small partly furnished room on bath flat, both clean.84a City Councillors st.Reo¥ BRIGHT FRONT ROOM.BATHroom floor, large cupboards, overlooking Dominion square; gentlemen oniy.1 Cy- Dress st, opposite Windsor Concert Hall.OOMS\u2014TO LET NICELY FURNISHED front rooms, newly renovated; clothes press, Auer light, etc.Immediate possession.49 Cathecart at.154 2 Room \u2014 ONE LARGE DOUBLE ROOM te Jet, water in room.modern improvements, well furnished; telephone.Apply 14 Hanover st.154 2 daw fiat: very OOM \u2014 WESTMOUNT.CLEAN, COST, single, furnished parlour and bath flat; breakfast it desired; opposite M.A.grounds.7 Hallowel) st.154 3 Rooms \u2014 TO LET TWO DOUBLE AND one single; transients accommodated.128 Mansfield st.OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS to let.breakfast if desired.tele- baons.small private family.no children.ê: Shuter st.154 3 OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE FURNISHED ROOM.with or without board.*11A Mleury OOMS \u2014 TO LET AND BOARD ALSO table board.Apply at 268 St.Antoine nt.133 \u20ac OOM \u2014 AND BOARD.LARGE COOL room, with private balcony.also single room, with hot and coid water American House, 79 Union avenue.Tel Up 3345.132 \u20ac OOM \u2014 AND BOARD.LARGE FRONT room, on bathroom flat.very comfortable with or without board; gentlemen only Apply D, tps, Star Branch Office OARD \u2014 ENGLISH FAMILY CAN OF- ter room and board for a single gen- Ueman, house situate in Lansdowne ave, Westmount.Apply R, 3519, Star office Room \u2014 BMALL ROOM TO LET.WITH board in English family.for gentleman of quiet habits: central.11 St Edward st.near Corner of Bleury and St Catherine.133 2 OOMS8 \u2014 AND BOARD.LARGE FRONT room and good board offered married couple or two ladies for three months, convenient to cars and Park, gnod balcony: one child not objected to.338 Grosvenor ave, Westmount.» 138 3 Reds \u2014 AND BOARD.HANDSOMELY furnished double room, also single, In hiæh class house, choice location: culsine unexcelled.Apply evenings, $1 Mackay at.v OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE FRONT RUUM.bathronm flaor.hot cold shower bath, clothes eloset, hot and cold water in room, with best board.Madame Lafreniere, 148 Berri st.134 3 _ Sad .| OOMR \u2014 AND BOARD ON \u201cBATH flat, also front parlour.suitable for married couple or two gentlemen: transients accommodated.138 Metcalfe ot OOMS \u2014 AND) BOARD.TWO DOUBLE rooms, suitable for gentlemen or married couple: terms $40 and $30 per month; references exchanged.113 University st Telephone Up 2693.OOM \u2014 AND GOOD, ARD.TO LET., good locality: vate , family.Address F, 8459, Star Branch Office.SUMMER BOARD.NN NaN NL Lee ARD\u2014KAMOURASKA HOTEL, THOS Ward.Prop, Kamouraska, Que Now epen for guests.Qne of Canada\u2019s healthiest and most popular summer resorts.For par.ticulars write to proprietor.Price very moderate.142 13 ARD \u2014 LAKEVIEW rOTTAGE If now open for summer boarders.Good boating and bathing, healthy Jocality.Ap- ply WW TV.Johnston, Lakefield.P.Q.Co.Argenteull 148 10 OARD \u2014 A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE accommodated at Maison Prefon- tajne, which is located close to Ft.Margaret Station.Telegraph and Post Office within easy reach of Iakes and river.For terms address Malson Prefohtalne, St.Margaret Station, P.Que.145 10 ARD \u2014 CAN ACCOMMODATE FFW boarders, large new ronms, first class table: close to rtation and bnat: terms $5 per week.Apply to Mrs, Camplong.Hudson.ue.151 COTTAGE.FOR country home.OARD \u2014 AT MAPLE adulta, a pleasan* near l.aurentian Mountains Far terms ap- plv Mrs.A.Stevens, 8t.Felix de Valnis Que.153 8 HANDY FISHING! Leave Place Viger at 1.35 Saturday.be catching red and gray trout at 3 P- .; breakfast Mon ay morning at 45 reaching Montreal at 8.40.eat thia!! A ew permanent summer boarders can be accommodated, ' Ad- ress, FELIX BOISSEAU, Piedmont, F.Q.friends, home comforts, with use of - thph.Apply 598 Cadieux st es OOM \u2014 TO LET A COMPORTAB Re fuvniahbd front reém em bath .Sat: tprms 36 Der month.Gentlemen only.Apply 3 \u2018Berthelot st, corner Bleury.154 9 wd as to character, ability, 167 St.Antolne et, city.VVANTED \u2014 TWO STRONG YOUNG men from the country seek work on a farm.Apply to Mr.Andrew Synessios, 949 St.Lawrence st.= 154 2 2aw VV ANTED\u2014 SMALL CHOIR BOY, LONEsome during holidays, seeks light work.Apply to Edmund Wood, Rector, 1773 etc.Address P, 154 3 Ontario st.city.154 2 VWANTED \u2014 ROOMING, GRAVEL, metal.slate, aspaalt cement, spout and conductors, flooring cement and vulcan- ite; repairs promptly attended to at moderate prices.For estimates please ring Up East 2560.Z.Bayard, 1090 St.Andre st.154 3 aw VVANTED JOINERY REPAIRS AND carpenter work at moderate prices.Estimates given on application.F.X.P.Al- lard, 1084 St.Andre st.Phone East 2860.154 ?2aw YANTED \u2014 GERMAN, 27 Y sand, speaking English, wants situation as German correspondent.Address V, 3723, Star Office.ANTED \u2014 ADDRESSING, or delivery of circulars, envelopea, samples, patent medicines, eto.etc, low rater and business promptly ahd honestly attended to.W, 3748 Btar Office.134 3 ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG LADY POSItion as companion or mothers help: no objections to country.Address ».8467, Star Branch Office.154 2 MAILING figures.Apply J.Eveielgn & Co, corner Vitre and St.Elisabeth sts.ANTED \u2014 GIRL MS 4 ONE WwW who writes a goo A ined to telephone.V.3709, Star A 154 3 Tr {JANTED \u2014 GIRLE TO, SB tory.Apply to Le Np AC street.Re! SQL.3% King \u2014 154 2 \u2014_\u2014 ANT x I 0 FED \u2014 BOYS TO LEARN A FIRST y class trade: only those desiring permanent position need apply.Hemming Mfg.Co., 125 Vitre st.154 2 VWARTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN FOR SHIPping room, also boy to run messages.Apply Adam Beck, 46 St.Charles Borromee.ANTED \u2014 A TRAVELLER.HAVING connection amongst dry goods trade.Give references and remuneration required.Apply W.3749, Star Office.V JANTED\u2014 TRAVELLER, CALLING ON men's furnishing trade, to mell line of headwear in city and province, on commis sion: nd objection to another line.W 3746, Star Office.154 2 TANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED SKIRT makers.on ladies\u2019 tailoring: good pay.Apply to H.Litwin, 3408 Bt.Catherine st, city.VWANTED \u2014 AT ONCE PANT AND overall operators.Standard Shirt Co, 154 § Saw Ltd, 189 Delorimier avenue.WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A FIRST class plumber and fitter: none but first class man néed apply.Apply to Rea & Bkead, 1074 St, James at.\\ FANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 1¢ ' ¥> years of age to aswist in light housework; no washing.Apply 26 Lincoln\u2019 ave.off Guy st.- 5 ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLABS SALESMAN for sewing machines, good prospects tor rigat man.Must speak French.Apply before 10 a.m.Metropolitan House Furnishing Co, 1678 Notre Dame st ANTED \u2014 BRIGHT BOY, WHO Ww writes a good hand.for a wholesale oftice; wagen to begin $2 per week.Address P.O.Box 685 ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL TO AS- Ww sist tn housework: sleep at home.Apply to 84 Hutchison st.ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE SMART YOUNG man, experienced in ecbdllecting ae- counts; must furnish guarantee bond.also must be thoroughly acquainted with the eity.Apply after 4 p.m.Wednesday or between 10.30 and 12.30 Thursday, room 231, 20% .James st.ANTED \u2014 A BMART YOUNG LADY to work In a confectionery store.one with experience and good refersmce.Apply $57 Et Antoine st.164 8 Xe PINISHERS, EDGE TURN- - on coats, at once.PL.uw, C.Wheeler, 752 St.maby 1k) raw Eo Em- + v.di, bg The ENT Sw WORKING HOUBE- V ANTED = Az TANQURE woman.good keeper hy smart .- three year cook, where she can have a7 ca) Dor- odd child.By letter only, A.D, J y chester bt.156 .WANTED \u2014 POSITION BY A GOOD plain cook in country hotel or doard- ing house.Apply 10 1-2 Mayor st.YANTED \u2014 A THOROUGH ENGLISH W butler wants rituation.good valet, also had experience In yachting, hubntin and good loader, five years last place.wi fui help (New York, Boston or Canada).ppiy by letter, Coldstream, care of An- ârewn, 143 St.Antoine st, Montreal.154 2 NTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN WITH BX- Ww* perience of travelling in England, is a situation in this country.8753, Star Omics.: ANTED \u2014 BY A WIDOW WITH ONE Ww child.four years old, desires a piace as light housework; references if desired Apply 31 Charron st, Pt.Bt.Charles.ANTED \u2014 ENGLISHMAN, 28, SEEKS \\ situation as bar tend-r.or in pool room, six months\": expe ace; speaks French: good references.Woodward, American Hotel, Toronto 134 6 ee [SA ANTED \u2014 BY\"y,9v M MAN WORK on farm or in «.where hin wife could find employment also, with child of three; good experience and hard working.Address F, 5470, Star Branch Office.WANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY YOUNG man &s butler or useful help.Mrs Jacobson.Employment Office, 76 Mackay street.> open to accept Good references.W, BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET.TO LET \u2014 TWO WELL LIGATED flatp, 48 x 56, wo 8t.Maurice strate of together, w use o oirt.Ap~ pis to 1966 Nôtre Dame st.180 \u20ac TO L \u2014 FINE\u2018STORE ON BT.Catherine at.centrally located; moderate rentfl; possession at\u2018once.& 356% Star Office.188 3 4 TO LET \u2014 FINE LIGRT A 72 large flat, on St.Paul st.Apply A.F Alexandor, Wholesélé Furrier, 504-506 St Paul st.154 2 FACTORIES TO LET.TO LEP \u2014 TWO MODERN FLATS, 50 x 98.clear lighted three siden, tun- The Bell me trot.steam power elevator Apply Thread Ca.Ltd.163 Nazareth at WANTED TO BORROW.Nt 'ANTBD \u2014 TO BORROW OF A PAI vate party the sum of 200 dollars sar; wil) big Interest amd tise Secures.\u201d Address K.3308, a 154 3 ooM8 \u2014 TO LET BEAUTIFULLY furnished room rivate family: moderate tarms.Apply Ra 1-2 Bher- good writer prooke ot.18¢ 3 OOMB \u2014 TO LET FURNISHED.TWO nice, clean Iarge bedrooma with ail conveniences, on bathroom flat, suitable for one or two gentlemen, In private family; newly furnished.122 Mansfield st.354 4 > FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.OOMS NICELY FURNISHED, bright rooms, double or single, wardrobe and clothes closet.Auer light and ail otaer conveniences.49 Shuter st 161 6 OOM\u2014TO LET LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitable for married couple or one or gentlemen.$4 Park avenue.153 8 OOME\u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with modern convenience.Apply 40 Victoria st.153 3?Roous \u2014 DOUBLE PARLOUR, BUIT- able for married couple or two gen- 154 3 Saw ROOMS WANTED.two tlemen.121 Lusignan st.WANTED \u2014 UNFURNISHED ROOM with steady people, by widower: no family; convenient to cars: rent about 3 dollars r month.Address room T, 3651, Star Office.VVANTED \u2014 BY BACHELOR BEDROOM with use of bath, west of Bleury at, with board.Reply, stating terms.Address E, 3438, Star Branch Office.ANTBD\u2014BY A GENTLEMAN CLBAN, comfortable room, above Sherbrooke, and in the neighbourhood of BL Xn XC] jain street.State terms.Addrem /y \u20182978, But PRice LAN SN TU YVARTED \u2014 A LARGE ROOM OR TWO small rooms, furnished or unfurnished, on main entrance, Near bath, with full pri- villages, for a bachelor.Answer \u20acor terms to Mr.Pelletier, room 203, New York Lite Butlding.city.1) ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MARRIED couple out all day.a\u2019 comfortablp double room west of Guy.fitate \\wrms.aQ- dress F, 84357, Star Branch Office.ANTED \u2014 SINGLE FURNISHED room, with board, by Englishman, vicinity Victoria street, not exceeding $20 month; permanent.V, 3720, Star Office.BOARD.B°4*2 -\u2014 MRS.DOCTOR S8EARL, striotiy private accommodation for ladies, with professional attendance: ladies treated and attended.38 5t Monique ot.PBeARrRD \u2014 TABLE BOARD.CONVENIent location for business men.American House, 79 Union ave.Tel.Up das BOARD WANTED.Irs VVANTED \u2014 BOARD BY FAMILY OF three adults and six children, dy the week for the next six or eight weeks; board; would prefer on farm.Address, riving locality and it other boarders are taken.KE, 8403; Star Branch Office.183 3 ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.Aart ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN ROOM WwW and good board on or as near Mountain as possible: object is to get fresh alr.Private family preferred.Address Fos Star Office.WANTED «= BY YOUNG LADY EMployed during the day, room and board in a private {amily preferred.terms must be moderate.T.3¢59, Btar uffice.\u2014 YOUNG LADY WANTS Ware front room, with board, in good clean house, within distrfet Bleury, Mbud- tain, Sherbrooke and Dorchester sts.Ad dress B, 5440, Star Branch Office.134 ¢ ANTBD \u2014 ROOM D BOARD\u201d BY young man with tly private fam- fly: terms not to exceed 20 dollars.Address K.$437, Star Branch Office.street.186 3 Room \u2014 TO LET A NICK LARGE \u2018BACK ARD \u2014 GOOD ROOMS AND BOARD parlour to let, suitable or two for July and August, with private \u2014\u20142\u2014\"\" ry.~Boko = ACCOMMODATION.FoR English family, in the country.near C P.R.Station, Post Office and churches, nice shady lawn and verandah: good boating and fishing: terms for adults $¢.children according to age.Address Mrs.Henry Knott, \u201cThe Pines\" West Shefford.Que 34 ARD \u2014 RIVERSIDE FARM, KNOWL- ton.can accommodate few more boarders, light.alry rooms good plain board, shade trees, very pleasant.C.Bul- lard 153 3 OARD \u2014 LAURENTIDE PARK houses now open on bank of Lake Maskinonge, large-roomed, airy.with shady verandahs; one aundred acres wooded jand, belonging: five cows kept: fishinx, boating.bathing good; air bracing: adulte only.Address Box 29, 8t.Gabriel de Brandon.Qus.1 OOM \u2014 AND BOARD AT POINTE Claire, near the river, everytalng 1st class.Apply Chas.Kernick, Pointe Claire, Q.1 ARD \u2014 NIGHTS ALWAYS COOL.Prince Edward Island is very beaut!- fui now.Surrounded by salt water.Nights are always cool and days never too hot.No Detter place for a holiday.Only twenty- four hours from Boston.Half fares July 9th to 23rd.Fishing.bathina, doatine.xolf.Tilustrated descriptive matter for your name on postal.Tourist Association.(Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada.154 # law OARD\u2014 CAN ACCOMMODATE BOARDers at \u201cApiary Farm.\u201d for summer months: has large shady lawn and verandah, 40 miles east of Montreal, healthy locality: terma $3.Apply Mrs.John Kennedy, Farnden.Que.151 3 law BoArD \u2014 A FEW NICELY FURNISHED rooms still vacant at F.W.Bell's, Bhawbridge, Que.145 10 Jaw OARD \u2014 FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODAtions, boating, view of lake; reasonable; write for terms or call at Mrs.Bedard'u, St Agathe des Months.Que.142 10 daw - voarders at Mapie \u201c Laat Cottage, plenty shade, airy rooms.verandah, 1-3 mile from C.V.R.Station.near Catholic Church.Daily mall.Térms $3.For further rticulars apply Mrs.Mary Ruswell.North tanbridge.142 5 2aw CARD \u2014 WILLARD, ME.WANTED AT Willard boarders for June.also boarders for season.fine location, good sea view, five minutes from beach.Montreal reference furnished.For full particulars address Mrs.Geo.B.Griffin, WHhiard.Mee «1 nw ARD \u2014 UPPER LACHINE, ON LAKE sho furnished rooms with board.Address or apply 548% Bt.Joseph st, La- caine.164 3 VYVANTED -\u2014 A FEW BOARDERS FOR summer months at farm house, close to mountain and river.Apply Mrs.Porter, Et Amedee, County LaBelle, P.Q WANTED TO PURCHASE.ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIES and gentlemen's cast off clothing.fur.coats anid capex See Sam.Pearson first.233¢ Notre Dame 8t., as We pay the best prices of any other dealer.Mall orders attended.Telephone Main 965.164 10 ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE YOURS WwW and everybody else's cast off house- held furniture, clothing, fur coats, \u201ccapes, old diamonds, gold and sliver: best cash prices for gond goods; promptly called for by M.Frank, 83 Craig st.Tel.East Soe.1 18 J WANTER \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIES = and gentlemen's cast off clothing furs, coats, jewellery.diamonds, carpets olletothe Highest prices given.M.Strean, 2320 Notre Dame.orage by mall attended.ae4 10 ANTED \u2014 TO BUY A SECONDHAND camera, 5 x 7, or 8 x 10.Address Joseph Courtois, 129 Visitation et ES ANTED \u2014 A CANOE, IN GOOD ORder: must be cheap for cash.State where same can be seen and price.Apply N, 3702, Btar Office.ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE A GENTS bicycle: must be cheap and in scoq condition.Apply to 18 Beymour ave.PARTNERS WANTED.tat Na VVANTEP \u2014 PARTNER AT ONCE.with a small capital.to manufacture trolly patent, adopted by the Montreal and ital C ies; big order coming in.NTED - IN A FINE TRWISH, FAM.w+ ily rooms snd board.Address FF, 8451, Office.3% 3 NTRD \u2014 ENTLEMAN A ROOM AN PET vate family.in vicime of Bim \u2018ave.eotmoeut e terms : .¥ 641% Sar Bvensh OSes star Branch tn In In person, at once Ed.Gngne, 746 Wellington et 153 3 ANTED \u2014 GO \"7 BUSINESS M VV dE GPS SE dt le ate bus elding a t of por esnt.Address ac Post .a heat 3 2846 $* girls and young ladies in a most favourable educational centre.Full particulars upon application to Christie, Ureene & Hill, Barristers, Ottawa 130 \u20ac FOR RALE \u2014 ONE OF THE BEST and nicest situated furnished privates boarding houses In this efer, fully occupied by Al rties; will DE soid on account of death.P.3353 Star Office.153 8 OUNLD LIKE TO HEAR FROM INterested parties.Have an amusement project, which will net large returns.Address T.3853, Btar Office.300.\u2014 WILL INVEST IN SMALL BUSIness, or agency, or anything where services would be required, office work, col- lecting.travelling, would pay bonus for suitable position.T, 3689, Star Office.For BALE \u2014- HARDWARE STORE stock, about $400 to.3500.two big rooms at the hack, very good place for a plumber, rent very cheap.Address 147 Wellington st.154 4 FOR SALE.tN OR SALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KINDling.$2: cut maple.$3.00, ta:parac blocks, $2.00; mill blocks, 31.76 per load, also Anthracite coal.delivered anywhere in the city.C.McDiarmid.No.\u201c3 Canal Basin.corner Guy and Willlam sta Bell Tel Main 452 163 tt IN GOOD OR.27 Gain OR BALE \u2014 CHEAP, der a No.9 kitchen range.street.OR SALE \u2014 FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, in rear of 13¢ Mackay st.Also One Young Rt.Bernard.OR SALE KINDLING WOOD, DRY box cuttings, largest load and best value in town.Delivered within city limits, $1.75 per load.G.\\ & J.Esplin.154 12 (Continued on Page 9) HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.R BALE \u2014 PAIR MATCHED PONIES, 12 hands, fast drivers, also harness and covered carriage, a rare chance for something good and fancy.Apply 97 Galt avenue, Verdun, Que.158 5 OR BALE \u2014 PONY, STEEL GRAY, 4 years old, can be driven by lady or children.To be seen 15 Clark st, Nile End.153 8 OR SALE \u2014 TWO GOOD HORSES.APply 287a Bleury ot.i WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE A SMALL pony rart, for à Shetland pony.Apply by letter, stating size and price of cart, to E.843%, Star Braneh Office.+.4 NUR SALE \u2014 MESSRS.BONGARD AND Shannon, the well known horsemen, have\\ just arrived from Picton, Ontario, with car load of superior horses (workers and drivers), comprising a pair of handsome chestnut carriage horses, five years old, 16 hands.well matched, good style and splendid action: A pair of good heavy draught horses; also an exceptionally handsome brown pony, +48 inches high, five years old.taoroughly quiet and trained for children to ride or drive, for sale at Fraser's Depository, corner of Inspector and St James street.Fraser Bros, Auctioneers.Jas.Maguire, Manager.154 2 OR SALE \u2014 HORRES.\u2014 MR.DON- aid McCaig has arrived at our stables with a carload of choice horses; one pair of beautiful steel greys, 5 years old, 153 3-4 hands high, will weigh 2300 lbs, also handsome pair of golden chesthuts, with white markings.5 years old, 15 3-4 hands, would make a beautiful family team, as they are thoroughly city broken.also several .good express.heavy draught and general pure pose horses.Now on view at our stables, $05 St.Paul at.T.oW.Foster & Cn.: 154 OR SALE \u2014 STYLISH TURNOUT WE have been instructed by a party leaving for Boston.to sell a beautiful bay mare.= years old.16 hands high, perfectly city broken.With pearly new set of silver plated English harness, also beautiful morning phaeton, in perfect order and with rubber tires: the above lot will be sold by Auction without reserve, at 2.30 pm.Thursday, June 30th.On view Thursday morning st our stables, 605 St.Paul st.T.W.Foster & Co, Auctioneers AGENTS WANTED.A7ANTED \u2014 OF YOU WANT TO MAKE some money by calling on a few friends during your spare time, write to us.Drawer 66, Brantford.146 12 V TANTED \u2014 IF YOU EVER CANVASSed for anything or ever expect to, send me your address and I'll surprise you with a proposition.Arthur Hannon, Brant- tord.266 28 V ANTED \u2014 GENTLEMEN OR LADIE.to employ agents; 3300 per year and expenses.position rmanent; experience unnecessary.Address M.A.O'Keefe, District Manager, 157 Bay st, Toronto.313 Jaw tf TEACYH ERS WANTEDA VY ANTED -\u2014 TEACHER AT FERN Glen, 8.8.No.3, Unlon District, Parry Sound, duties 10 commence after summer holidays.Apply, stating salary and qualifications 8 J.Elliott, Becretary-Trea- surer, Fern Glen.Ont 136 26 PUPILS WANTED.YWVANTED \u2014 PUPILS MANDOLIN AND plano pupils, §2 per month.471 Me- Gill College avenue.V ANTED SHORTHAND, TYPEwriting.Have lately placed several puplis to commence at $40 per month.W.Harrles's Academy and Commercial Institute, 2749 St.Catherine st.Telephone Uptown 3006.Ÿ ANTED \u2014 CENTRAL BUSINESS COLlege.Summer session.Day and evening.No more shorthand fallures.Conolly's phonetic method produces abaclute certainty of securing a position in the briefest possible time.Address 197 Pine avenue and 784 St.Lawrence.Telephone East 2740.J.J.Conolly.Principal.152 2e0d \u2014\u2014\u2014 MISCELLANEOUS.152 \u20ac ata your CREDIT IS GOOD AT F.Lapointe's for plain.medium and artistic furniture, for pariour, Gining room and bedroom: also bedding.carpets, refrigerators, stoves, RO-varta, ete, etc, at loawest possible prices.Call and see for yourselves 1448 BU Catherine st.east.119 tf NOTICE \u2014 APPLICATION HAR BEEN made to the Corporation of the Clty of Montreal for leave to open a wood and coal\u2019 yard om property No.168 Montcalm nt.(8igned), Ben).Adducchio.158 2 OOKS ASSOCIATION, LOCAL, 8, MONTreal.All members of the above Association ate requested to attend a special meeting on Thursday afternoon, June 30th, at 3 o'clock.MEDICAL.A ATERNITY HOME: PRIVATE: BEAU- titully located and furnished: re spectahle clasmen: adoption provided; trained nurses.Dr.Turver.thirty years\u2019 experi- snce woman's disesses, 48 West (enerce street.130 40 RIVATE WOSPITAL FOR WOMEN wishing =xkilled treatment.maternity care, confinement: adoptinn arranged.Phvy- sian and trained nurses In attendance.AG- dress Docter, Box 1, Buffalo.NE 0 \"INSOLVENT NOTICE Re H.RONDEAU, General Merchant, St.Norbert.P.Q.Auction Sale at No.69 &£.JAMES ST.WEDNESDAY, JULY the 6th, at 11 o'clock am, es follows: Boots and Shoes.$208 19 Glareware.24 24 24 21 50 +0 25.22 Smallwares .77.8% Hardware .ns 119.94 Groceries.337.78 Ktore Pixtures.20.00 Rolling Stock.179.00 $988 38 Conditions cash.The store will be open for Inrpection on the Sth.\u201c For further Infommation see the undersigned.CHARTRAND & TURGEON, .Assignees, 180 Rt.James at, MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers.18¢ 3 \\ B\u2018r+s SALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUEbec.Distrt of Montreal.No 46%8.Cireuit \u2018 ourt.rio Bank.Plaintiff.ve Wm.Patt ot al, Defendant On the ninth at ten of the clock in the 802, New York Life H \u201cantreal.will be wid Jl the gonode and cal Sent.seized in this nN Ns Pp \u20ac anid be ~¢ ly Co.Terms A \\ te seal, NT ; we &., * ?= A reward will be given for any information ny Robillard, 384 Amherst Bell Tel East - 152 3 OST \u2014 AN 18 KARAT GOLD BAND ring, on Frida) nixht, At No.1 shed, Ottawa st, marked F \\v M.Finder will be rewarded by leaving with Capt.of No 7 Police station 132 3 LT, - A COLLIE DO.SABLE AND white, with white ring around his neck, Answers to name of Wallte.Reward at 1256 Bishop st 153 2 I OST \u2014 ON MONDAY AFTERNOON IN 4 8t.Denis strect car or in automobdll to &t Lambert.n gold hat pin, set eh large amethyst and small pearls.Reward on returning to 40 l.aval! avenue.Lest \u2014 ON TUESDAY MORNING A York County Loan and Ravings book, of no use only to vwner.Return to 38 Rede path st, and receive reward OST \u2014 LEFT IN MONTREAL BELT line car on Monday.the 7th, between 2.30 and 3 pm.at Circus Grounds, one operas glass.Will please tvave at 54 Drum- mond st.and be rewarded O8T \u2014 ON MONDAY.\u201cTH, A WIRE najred terrier, black tail, with white tip.also black spot on head, answers to the name of \u201cFleck Finder will please return to 301 Prince Arthur st.and receive reward.15¢ 3 OFT \u2014 ON DORCHESTER, BEAUDRY or DeMontigny streets.a Royal Bank cheque book.containing blank cheque.tickets, receipts.ete Return 7: York streeL Westmount.and recei\\e reward.I OST SUNDAY.MOUNT ROYAL 4 Park.silver headed cane, female figure and letters F (i.B engraved on band.Substantial reward if returned to Windsor Hotel office.1 OST WILL THE YOUNG LADY 4 who picked UR red leather catalogue corner St \\John and Notre dame sta, please return same to address in book.OST \u2014 ON BLEURY STREET BUNCH of Keys.Return to 50 McGtl) College Avenue and gel reward.OBT \u2014 SMALL SILVER WATCH, INI- k liais B.McK.and coin chain, way of Guy, Bt Antoine, St Denia and St.Catherine cars to Aviwin at.Hochelaga.Reward at 38 Aylwin, Hochelaga.OST \u2014 BTRAYED FROM 452 ST.URbain street, on Tuesday noon, à smail Italian greyhound, white and fawn mark- nga.KE ward 17 returned.OST\u2014 ON WEDNESDRAY, 2:ND INST, on St Catherine st car.a parcel.containing a glass plate and two other articles, Finder kindly communicate with 1362 Dor- chester st.FOUND.> NA Nr FOR \u2014 SATURDAY AT ST.HELEN'8 Island, purse and money.Apply 31 Prince Arthur st, with proofs.PENMANSHIP.in slamps to D.Beauchamp, ex- Send 25c pert Penman, 2133 8t.Catherine tt, Montréal.anû get one doz.nf the sliokest written cards you ever saw.Circular free on application.At Our Weekly Auction Sale to be held to-morrow (Thursday) not as usual on Friday, on account of holiday, we will sell a large variety of fish: ing tackle, a lot of office furniture, 150 fry pans, 96 flat irons.lot tinw and gas globes, bale of oiiskin suits, and the usual assortment of general household furniture.453 St.James Street, at 10 a.m.\u2018 FRASER BROS, Auctioneers.About Diamonds The quality of a Diamond cannot be judged by other than an expert.Our knowledge is the result of over one-third of a century's experience in buying and selling of Precious Stones.Every teed to be sented.Diamond Guaran- exactly ae repre- Our atore will be closed =! day Friday and Saturday of this week.R.HEMSLEY, Diamond, 253-253 St.James street, MONTREAL, IN AND AROUND THE CITY.CONFISCATED CATTLE.\u2014 Dr.Me- Carrey, chief food inspector of the city, \u2018confisést three cows yesterdaÿ that had been sent to the city to be sold.One of the animals was found to be suffering from tuberculosis, while the others were found In a dying state owing to exhaustion.MISSING BICYCLES.\u2014 There has been a wholesale theft of bicycles in the city during the past few weeks, and the detectives have been trying their best to find the thieves.Ovide Filatrauit, Hormisdas and Leon La- londe have been arrested on charges of stealing wheels.Their trials will take place on Friday.CUT BY EXPLODING BOTTLE.\u2014 August Lavoie, living at No.402 Champlain street, had his arm and hand badly wounded as the result of an explosion of a bottle he was opening at his home this morning.The man nearly bled to death.He was in a weak condition from the loss of blood when he reached the Notre Dame Hospital.important Revendication Case.The Court of Review has rendered judgment in the case of the National Cash Register Co.vs.Demetre et al.reversing the judgment of the Superior Court.The company sold to Walter Martin a cash register, which Martin used in his restaurant on St.Lawrence Main street.Martin Bros.sold to defendants the good will of the restaur- ant and all the effects appertaining 0 the restaurant, including the cash register.The company, not having been | patd for the cash register by Martin, seized it in the hands ot Demetre etal, nate! keepera, by way of revendication.The defendants.through their attorneys, Messrs.Walsh and Walsh, contended that an the cash register was purchased by them from Martin in good faith and in the course of trade, could not be revendicated, even though the machine was not pald for.The Superior Court dismissed this contention.but the Court of Review now maintains it, reversing the fudgment of the Superior Court, with th¢ cos's of both courts against the plainuff company.fie Frederic Borden entertained the officers À the Risekelitfe militia camp at luncheo! on Tuesday.Amongst the guests present were Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Mr.R.L.Borden.» 4 » or TY SIAR ST Le 1 1 Nl - - « sl x, WANTED \u2014 BAKBR.CAKE AND \u2018Pas.Le.ANTED \u2014 A GIRL FOR GENERAL hat WANTED \u2014 STENOGRAPHER 1 res ms mue | 3 ,>-T.3676, Star Office.: | VVANTES \u2014 LARGE.eTRONG BOYS TO contractors or steam-fitters trades prefer- QVASTEP \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT WHO 4 - RE SR Toe 0x PERN vu Ps .~ THE AL DAILY STAR-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29.1904.( 9 espere 22 me he = mer \u2018 SITUATIONS VACANT.SITUATIONS WANTED.ROOMS TO LET.MONEY TO LOAN.7 SUMMER RESORTS.© SUMMER RESORTS.ment was rendered in the case Of th + {Continued from Page 8.) ANTED \u2014 MACHINE FITTERS.oFectors, boring mill hands, slotter hands, planer hands, lathe hands too! mak- ors, punch and die makers amd cislty mel.Nofe but first class men need apply.Apply to Canadian General BRleotric to.Peterdorough.Ont.sé rtf YVANTED \u2014 OPERATORS ON HIGH speed machines steady employment; snod wages.We do not work Saturday afternoons.John P.Black & Co.183 Vitre street.133 tf = \\ ANTED \u2014 A-FARM HAND: MUST BE able to milk and handle horses Ap- ly to Wm.Leney, Farmer, Molson Farm, ague Pointe.136 Wf WANTED \u2014 §800 A YEAR AND EXPENses for men or energetic women to visit eur agencies, to eatablish new ones procuring fiamea and addresses, to adver- ise our goods; experience not necessary.but | Bradiey-Garretron honesty and industry.Co.Limited, Brantford.142 18 ANTED LADIES CAN EARN twelve dollars a week during spare time, or J can guarantee fifteen for whole services.Mrs.Davidson.Brantford.146 12 ANTED \u2014 A SMART MAN AB RE- cefving clerk and storehnus~ keeper, one speaking French and English preferred AGâress stating age, experience and salary expected P.O.Box \u2018688.191 tf WANTED \u2014 TEACHERS dents.We have a special making proposition for, the summer Gays.Teachers who hake examined it are deHæhted It will pay you to make enquiry, AND STU- money- hoit- ersonally, or by mall, M\u2019Dermid & l.ogan, ndon, Ont 151 6 ANTED sn BOSS CARDER FOR 2% woollen cards.Apply stating experience and giving references to Paton Manufacturing Co.of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, P.Q.180 \u20ac ANTED \u2014 THOROUGHLY RELIABLE young man for oifice; must be capable of taking full charge, quick and accurate, speaking French and English State age.experience, wages expectad.Enclose copy.References.N.3339, Star Office.152 3 ANTED \u2014 TWO YOUTHS, 16 TO 16 Years of age, iiving with parents, to work in a wholesale establishment.Appi- gants must he conversant with French and English.Address Trade.Box 433.P.N 152 4 ANTED \u2014 30 FIRST CLASS WAIT- era for banquet at the St Lawrence Hall.at noon.June 30th.Apply at onca to the head waiter.152 3 A/ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE TWO COMPEtent millwrights, three months en- Sagements at Ste.Anne des Monts.Apply room 522, Boar@ of Trade.152 3 VVANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A BRIGHT BOY or merchant's office.Apply O, 3435, Star Office.ad 183 3 * VVANTED\u2014 5 GOOD CARPENTERS AND .Joiners.Apply to J.B.Brannen.North Bay, Ontario.WANTED = AT ONCB AN EXPERIenced shoe s } : - tion ach ales y; permanent poni 2325 St.good pay.The Boston 8hos Store, Catherine st.152 3 WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A 8MART BOY.With good references, for general Store work.Apply in person, The Boston Ehoe Store, 2325 St.Catherine et.13% à YVANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT TO £0 to Hudson Heights, family of two; references required.Apply 2434 St.Cather.ine st.153 3 VWANTED \u2014 A STEADY MAN _To bake the bread and pastry required | for mill boarding house, with brick oven in connection.State wages and when can commence work Shives Lumber Co, Ltd Campbeliton, N.B.\"1863 2° TANTED \u2014 A GOOD SALESMAN TO jake orders in tne city for an Anthracite coal company, one with experience preferred.Address R, 3817, Star Office.133 3 try.strictly temperate, with satisfactory testimonials: steady.good wages to right man.Robinson's, 173 Union street, 8t.John.N.B.153 ¢ VWWANTED \u2014 MEN TO LEARN BARBER , trade.new system: eight weeks average time.Wages turday.Tools donated 810 to $15 weekly guaranteed waen hroasn Bpecial inducements now.Write or talogwe.Moler's Barber College.New York City.153 \u20ac housework, small Marion L.Bugbee, tion, Vermont.VWANTED \u2014 GENTLEMAN, WITH EXtensive acquaintance In Montreal and vicinity to represent high grade copper Proposition.This is a first class opportunity Tor a first class man.References required.Address A.J.Ellintt, Secretary, 111! Stock 1°>3 Exchange Bidg.Chicago.3 ANTED \u2014 GIRLS TO ENAMEL APprentices and experienced enamellers.Caron Bros.643 Craig at.Montreal.153 2 WANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY BY LARGE wholesale dry gooûs house Apply in own handwriting to 8, 3572, Star Office.153 1 family.good pay.M.D, White River June.15 AND also an office boy.En- Box 654.153 3 YyANTeD \u2014 AT ONCE A FIRST CLASS © general servant; references required.Apply 9¢ Tupper nt.158 2 ANTED YOUNG MAN, 13 TO 20 years old for general office work: good prospects for the right man.Address ia oyrn handwriting, stating age.experience and salary expected, to 9, 3662.Star Office.153 2 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED woman for ganeral servant; no washing, no cooking, comfortable home for right person.47 St.Famille st.158 3 'ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED DRESSmakers.capable of keeping assiat- typewriter, close references and address P.O.ants employed.permanent employment.97 Untversity st.153 2 WXJANTED \u2014 A MACHINIST APPLY V King at.ANTED\u2014 EXPERIENCED GIRLS FOR paper box making.Apply at The Empire Paper Box Co.64 Queen st.183 2 WARTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED MAN FOR electric wiring.Apply at once 386 Vic- toris Avenue, Westmount.169 2 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN AS CITY salesman, one with connection among with references to R.A.Somera, 95 153 2 fed.Must be good talker.No samples to carry.Address 8.3505, Star Office.153 3 ANTSD -\u2014 A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN of good address and education.able to thke part management in very attractive publishing dusiness; one with small amount of capital preferred.S, 3594, Star Office.158 4 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY AS ASSISTant in office: must write good hand and be quick and correct at figures.R.3530, Star Office.183 2 ANTED -~ YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST in ice cream parlour, evening only: experience not necessary.M.McDonald.218 Greene ave 153 2 4 ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY AN EXperienced children\u2019s nurse, daily or resident.Appiy Day Nursery.188 2 WANTED \u2014 YOUTHS FOR MANGLE fiat.Troy Laundry Co, Ltd.8 In- epector at.159 3 'ANTED \u2014 SERVANT AT ONCE.218 Metcalfe ave.158 2 'ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG LAD ABOUT 19 years of age to assist in general of- fica work, who can write shorthand and must be able to read his noten.State ex- erience and salary expected Apply T.3629, tar Office: 183 @ ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE SEVERAL strong young men to work im laundry dept, steady work; wages $6 to $3 per week.Apply Mr.Willlama The Standard Shirt Co.Ltd.189 Delorimler ave.153 2 can do plain cooking.for family of * (Continued from Page &) ANTED \u2014 MRS.JACOBSONS RELI coms = IN LARGE, EL.vuR able Employment Office, 7 ackay nishe usd, geod family: no st., situations hy housemaids, tablemaids, dren.31 St Pamtlle st.near Gherbrecke ot.cooks; experiemced; best of references.146 9 tCantir.ved sre Page 8.) YVANTED \u2014 BY ENGLISH LADY POSItion as rotarness or companion, French (Paris).German (Germany).music, accustomed to accompany violin.Highest references.Address V.2830, Stag ee VVANTED \u2014 HOUSE PAINTING.DEcorating.plastering.tinting.paper hanging: charges very low: give us a trial Address Sam.Egar & 8 Signer.563 Dor- cheater at.Tel.Main 143%.sas 20 v \\ ANTED \u2014 WINQ SING LAUNDRY, 39 University st, family washing.35e and 40c to 30c per dozen.Shirts and col- iars a specialty.Uoods valled for and delivered.151 6 V hanging.whitewashing snd tinting.neatly done, walls and ceilings repaired in plastering.Apply T.Finn, 14 Bleury st.» 15% 3 VV ANTED -\u2014 JOBS PAINTING, PAPERhanging, kaisamining, plastering.at 150 5 «peclal inw prices: best work.L.Coleman, 100 St.Norbert st.152 6 OONS \u2014 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS TO LET, \u2014 - Wear Grand Trunk Boating Club, Ver- VVANTED \u2014 RE-ENGAGEMENT AS dun.Apply 76 Lachine Road 152 \u20ac bar-tender: can furnish good refer- - ences.O, 3436, Star Office.132 8 Prooxs \u2014 TO LET A FINE DOUBLE em parlour, with or without board, Auer \\ TANTED - SITUATION BY FIRST liæht, 994 SL Denis st.Bell Tel.or TeL Class chef.in city, good all round East 3414./ 152 5 man.Apply A.Nelson, 271 Hutchison at.\u2014 \u2019 132 3 OOMS \u2014 IN LARGE, WELL FUR- \u2014 nished house, good family: ne chil- V FANTED \u2014 M.MORRIS, AMERICAN dren.21 St.Famille st\u2026 near Sherbronke st.painter, painting, paper hanging.tint.| i 133 9 ing, graining, kalsomining, plastering, var- | nisaing.etc.Many years experience Satis- | OOMS \u2014 TO 1LLET FURNISHED ROOMS, fartion guaranteed.453 Lagauchetirre sat, with or without board.Apply 33a Bt.Montreal.132 6 Antoine st.152 8 TANTED \u2014 CHAIR SEATS RECANED OOM \u2014 TO LET ONE FINE FURNISH.most perfectly and expeditiously: perforated seats replaced.CArpet sweepers repairing Write John Stapleton, 151 St.Ue- batn st .152 3 \\VANTED \u2014 HOURE PAINTING.DEcorating., graining, tinting, plaster ing and paper hanging: charges moderates.Rest references Drop card.Tel.Main 237.M.Labis, 332 C'adieux st.152 6 WANTED \u2014 BAKERS YOUNG MAN wants aftuation up country.Apply Ro $35.22, Star Office, Montreal.15% 2 \\ YANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN FROM SCOTland.wishes situation as dental me- caanic, three years experience.I\u2019, 3501.Suhr Office.163 2 cry WASTED \u2014 BY TWO YOUNG FRENCHmen well educated, position as coarh- men or other work, with good family.Address R, 3524, Star Office.153 2 YANTED \u2014 BY ELDERLY PERSON position of nurse and useful companion or housekeeper to Invalid lady: accustomed to travelling: would go to resort.Address P, 3445, Star Office.153 2 V YANTED \u2014 BY MIDDLE AGED MAN work In wholesale house or private house, or driving of any kind Good refar- ences.Apply S, 3564, Star OTfice.153 3 APP Stn BE \\ ANTED \u2014 BY LADY OF REFINEment position ax companion, would do light housework and plain sewing, daily.Address D, 8382, Star Branch Office.153 3 VANTED \u2014 PARISIAN LADY TEACHer is looking for summer engagement or private lessons Address D, 5359 Ntar Branch Office.133 2 Y TANTED\u2014 HOUSE PAINTING, DECOR- ating.plastering, Unting and paper hanging.charges very low Address WE.David, 616a Dorchester st.Tel Main 136 > ANTED \u2014 HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER Rous \u2014 TO LET.GREENS AVENUE.nice large airy rooms, !n quiet private home: ladies employed du ne day preferred.Y, 3138, Star Branch eh \u2018 oomMms SINGLE AND EN SUITE.beautifully furnished, running water, also large double parlour bedroom,® piano, use kitchen.accommodation far visitors to city, quiet, first clase only; close te Windsor station.Dominion square.14 Osborne street.151 32 OOMS \u2014 TO LET ONE OR TWO front rooms.well ventilated.with use of large kitchen accommodation, good yard, cellar th house, No.6813 DeMontigny st, corner of Delorimier avenue, 1st fiat.Terms moderate.Can be viewed from 8 am til! 9 pm.daily.Apply on premises 15e 6 OOM \u2014 TO LET.FURNISHED, - ALL modern conveniences.In private fom- ily of two.no ehildren.Apply 1:D Vitre et.ed room on bath floor.for gentleman or a voung couple, in a private family.Apply 27 Dubord st.152 6 OOMS \u2014 TO LET NICELY FURNISHED double and single roams.8t Denis st.all modern aceommodations, running water, bachelors only.Apply P.O.Box ses.OOM \u2014 SINGLE FURNISHED FRONT room on bathroom fiat.153 Bloury a Reo \u2014 TO RENT NEWLY FURNIRH- ed large front room, sultable for lady | or gentleman.facing M.A.grounds, Veat- mount.$3 Hallowell 153 & OOMS\u2014 LADY HAVING NICE DOUBLE front room.newly furnished, would rent same to one or two gentlemen: central locality.For terms.etc, address D, 8279, Star Branch Office.153 6 OOMR LARGE FURNISRED BED- roofn.1:2 Peel st, second door from , Windsor Hotel.Tranalents accommodated.| Telepaone Up 1436 158 4 OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE rooms.neatly furnished, on bath fiat, with ali modern conveniences.Phone.146 Mansfield at.158 4 OOM \u2014 TRANSIENTS OR PÉRMAN- ent parties, cool Weâroom.front, bathroom fiat, suitable fer one or two; every convenience.96 Union avenue + : 1 OOM3\u2014 TO LET TWO LARGE ROOMS, with use of telephone.35 St.Luke Ka OOM \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.Apply 29a Lusignan at.153 2 OOMS \u2014 TO RENT AT 52 VICTORIA » st.let class, with all Accomrgoda- tions.Transients 133 8 VWANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG MAN POSItion as fireman, c¢xperienced on steamers, stationary boilers and locomotives Apply J.Marcoux, 1} Fortification.133 3 VWANTED SITUATION AS SICK nurse or to act as companion to infirm gentiéman Good references from physicians.Address S.3599, Star Office.153 3 ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT: V £004 wages, nn washing.amall family; references required.Apply 76 St.Matthew st.153 2 TJANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN.26, POSItion In office, bookkeeping or general office work.excellent recommendations.T.3630, \u2018Star Office.\\ ANTED \u2014 BY A CHINA BOY, DO any Kind housework.Apply to King Lum, 531 Lagauchetiere st.154 2 ANTED \u2014 A WELL EDUCATED young lady desires a position as governess (teacher); references.E, 8433, Star Branch Office.154 2 WANTED \u2014 TWO COMMERCIAL TRAvellers ta seti Nattve Winex, made in Ontario; salary and commission; terfitory.Province of Quebec.Apply by letter to N, 3336, Star Office.132 3 law FOR SALE.OR SALE \u2014 FURNITURE, CARPETS, refrigerators, hall stoves, kitchen ranges.office furnifure, for cash or credit H.A.Wilder & Co., 258 St.James, 2415 St.Catherine, 2080 Notre Dame st.237 tt OR SALE \u2014 NEW BUILT UP WHEELS with new Morrow brake, only $4.38 each, everything at equally low prices.Bicycle, Manson, Toronto.134 26 $2.00 FOR AN OIL PAINTING, with 4 In.gilt frame: other pictures at reduced prices; dixcount on framing orders this month 23 p.c Malone Moulding and Framing Co., 48 Beaver Hall Hill.152 tf OR SALE \u2014 EMPIRE TYPEWRITER, in good order.machine just repaired by the manufacturer; cheap for cash.R, 3525, Star Office.159 3 FOR SALE \u2014 ONE OF THE BE$T and nicest situated furnished private boarding house in tails city.fully occupled by Al parties.Will be =0ld on account of death.P.3383, Star Office.1532 4 OR SALE \u2014 MEN'S FURNISHING F business on best street in city: good chance for beginner.Liberal reductions for cash.Apply Mr.Wilson, room 1, 246 St.James st.153 4 Fer SALE \u2014 A LADY WISHES TO DISpose Of an evening gown, two afternoon dresses and three shirt waist sults, very cheap for cash.E, 8401, Star Branch Office.OR SALE \u2014 STEAMER CHAIR, FOLD- Ing, cane-seated, 369 St.James at.153 ¢ R SALE \u2014 NEW FRANKLYN TYPEwriter.perfect condition: cheap.369 James nt.183 2 OR SALE \u2014 UPRIGHT PIANO, SEVen octaves, trichord.in good order, $38 cash.127 Alexander ot.153 3 OR BALE\u2014~ BEAUTIFUL CHICKERING upright piano, superior tone and is In perfect order.this costly instrument can be seen at Fraser Bros.sales room, 453 James st, and as the owner has re- 153 4 st st.moved from tae city.it must be sold.OR SALE \u2014 LARGE VARIETY SUPER- for fishing tackle, rods and reels, boxes.brass ferrules, rod fittings, large quantity imported feathers for fly dressing, silk and other linea, bundle Lancewood, Grgenheart, etc.for rods, dies for sinkers, 1 foil gut.about 2500.gutted hooks, about 20 dosen trout and bass files, trolling hooks, artificial minnaws, gut fy.casting.traces, etc.ete, by auction al Fraser Bros.salesroom, No.452 Bt.James st, on Thursday, 30th June, at 11.30 am.153 2 OR SALE \u2014 BICYCLE.§@ SECONDhand bicycle, all in good order, \u201cDun- lop tires.lamps.bell.Can be seen between ¢ and 3 o'clock p.m.Apply 230 Bleury at.OR SALE \u2014 USED EDISON UPRIGHT piano, medium size, in ebonized case, 7 1-3 octaves.Ivory keys, good Canadian action, nice singing tone.Cost 8375.Our price to tmmediate purchaser $215, payable $10 cash and 36 \u2018per month.Call or write Layton Bros.144 Peel st.149 2 law OR SALE-BASKET TRUNKS.PLAIN canvas and glazed waterproof covering.English manufacturers\u2019 samples, extra three; no children or washing: sleep at home if desired.Apply with references 442 St.Denis st, betwesn 9 a.m.and 4 p.m.ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE SEVERAL strong young girls to work In laundry department: steady work: wages $350 to 4 pew week.Apply Mr.Willlams, The 384+ Shirt Co.Ltd, 189 Detorimier avenue.T 139 ANTED \u2014 BRASS FINISHERS.FOX lath and Monitor lath hands.Also steam gauge maker.The James Morrison Brege Mtg.Co.Toronto.154 3 ANTED ._ A FIRST CLASS BUTcher; must be good salesman.Address help steamfittera 1966 Notes.Dias, value.J.Widmer Nelles & Bro, 30% St.James st 153 8 Jaw CHEMISTS \u2018nd Cook's Friend Baking Powder pure.DOCTORS pronounce it wholesome.cooks Know it does the work at the right time.HOUSEWIVES say that cake and bread mui: fo Powder &re fine, dxinty and delicious.Te .OOM\u2014 TO LET LARGE, NICELY FUR- \\ nished room in private family: het and cold water: Auer light, nicee central locality 82 Hutchison et.183 & OOM \u2014 TO LET SINGLE ROOM ON bathroom flat; gentlemen only.26 Crescent at.33 LARGE FRONT ROOM, breakfast or full board if accommodated.se 133 3 OOM \u2014 DOUBLE AND BINGLE ROOM, newly furnished, wita all modern com- venience.Transients accommodated.137 Metcaife st.183 4 OOMS \u2014 TO LET 2 SINGLE ROOMS Apply 110 Union avenue.183 3 OOMS \u2014 A FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS, with all modern improvements.Apply at 73 Crescent st, above St.Catherine.152 2 OOMS \u2014 ELEGANT.LARGE COOL rooms.besutifully furnished.gentlemen cr couple.breakfast optional; tele- paone Particulars 701a fherdbrooke at 133 ¢ ooms bath fiat: required.transients Drummond st.OOMS8 \u2014 NEWLY FURNISHED, ELECtric light, use of telephone, hot and cold water: breakfast If desired.Apply 126 Mansfield st.158 8 OOMS \u2014 TO RENT FURNISHED rooma.single and doubie.183 Bleury Phone Up 2548.153 3 at.MARRIAGE LICENSES.MARRIAGELICENSES Issued by John M.M.Duff, 1C7 Bt.James St.& 40 Crescent St Marriage Licenses ISSUMD BY ARTHUR W.WILKS MILKS 8 MICHAUD, \"1+ » Acoouatanis A 2MCLAMNIM BANK FUILDIRG.Tel) 1884 Marriage Licenses & È HUTCRESÔN, x.P, Mechanics\u2019 Bullding, 204 Mt.st.Telephone Main 3400.132 26 WITHOUT ENDORSER OK SECURITY salaried people can get money on their own names, WITHOUT ENDORSER OR BECUR- tty.Paymenta to suit borrower.All business confidential.MONTREAL CREDIT COMPANY.184 Temple Bulldiag, 183 Ht.James street.89 300 We Loan Money at the Lowest Rates in .The City On household furniture, planas or.œans, hurses and carriages.withont pablteity or removing the + We oan in sums frrom $10 t: $3000 trom 1 to 12 mouths.We give liberal dis count, if paid before due.Your deal- inks with us «trictiy private, as we know you would wish.By courteous treatment and Fale, Honest Dealing, we are gaining new customers oxery day.You should be amoag them.Cail and investigate.We wi be pleased to talk the matter over with you, or telephone us, Bell 3361 Main.and we will schd one of our agents to sec you, After 7 pum.tel KE.1388, Montreal Loan & Brokerags Co.Room 204.New Vork Life Rulldinx.Cor.St Jar.en st.and Piace D'Armes 3q.CHAS.E.CAMPBELL, Mgr.117 Sawtf A NEW ERA IN MONEY LOANING UNLIMITED CAPITAL To loan at lowest rates.Lower than charged by any concern in Montreal.LOANS $10.40 io .00 on Exsy Weekly .Semi-manthly or Yearly Paymeuts.Une nouth ta two years\u2019 time.OUR CELEBRATED FASY PAYMENT PLANS Mako Monex.Sle Borrow and Easy to Pay A LOAN OF 81 _ Can be repaid 92.59 weekly or monthly A LOAN oF a 61.50 ; an TODA .weekly or montbly.A LOAN OF 98 Can be repaid $1.30 weekly or monthly.A LOAN OF Sid Can be repaid FOc weekly or monthly Call, write or telephone for inforn:ation.Absolute I\u2019'rivacy is our \\ atchword.Loans made without cmbarrsssing enquiry oe \u2018knowledge of relatives, friends or employer.The Canadian Finance Co., Reems 231! and 31%, Merchants Hank Building, No 203 »t.James street, cor.st.Peterst.Telephone Main 433 or West- mount 69, after 6 p.m.141 3awtf $ $ $ $ $ A LA UH NH Aronson £ Rutenberg, Pawnbrokers and Jewellers, 61 Craig 4t.Money to iend on Diamonds, Watches, Jewellery and clothing Furs stored dur- # ing summer mouths 140 daw tf Money Loaned ple,rotai Mer chants, teamsters, boarding houses | Easy pay ments, Largest business cipai cities.TOLMAN, 517 New Yerk Life Building, Place d'Artmes.93 313 TRANSLATIONS.ae TRANSLATIONS (English into Freneh) expert.Absnlute satisfaction gquaran reasonable rates Correspondence solicited.L.AUGER, 333 8t.Catherine st.Montreal.Bell Tel.Bast 1993.185 26 PATENT SOLICITORS.NI ple PATENTS TRADFH MARKS AND DESIGNS Gesured in all eountriea OWEN N.EVANS, Foreign Member Inst.Patent Agerts, Doriand 4 186 eod Tempie Bldg., Montreal.DATENTS] Weaolicit the Lusiness of Manufaciurers, Kn- Beers and bers who realize the advisability ot .| Portland.Surf bathing.-~THE STAR - - Summer Resort Bureau \u2014\u2014FOR INFORMATION\u2014 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 the Star seeking Among the Summer Resorts, Hotels, a 1d Boarding Houses at the diountain, River, Seaside and Country Resorts, du ng the summer months.tending spending a vacation or Ouling at those resorts whose announcements appear in the Star may procure Folders.Ci-culars and other information as to Location, Transportation.Terms, Special Attractions and Features on application to the Star Branch Office, corner of Peel and St.Catherine tt Stroets.The ALGONQUIN ST.ANDREWS, N.B.On Passamaquoddy Bay, near Eastport, Me.EXCELLENT GOLF LINKS, BOATING, BATHING, FISHING.HARVEY & WOOD, HOTEL BELLEVUE, BOSTON, Representative at Windsor Hotel.Montreal June 18th to 25th, daily, 11 to 1.Representative at Russell Hotel, Ottawa, June \u2018T2th.13th.14th.daily.11 to 1.Representative at King Edward Hotel, o 1.~ recreation Those in- 139 tr ADDRESS : Toronto, Jane 9th, 10th, 11th, dally 11 1 18.Gaspe Basin The Favourite Spot for Health and Sport Charm Resort à and Pice- tne selon The vicinity affords beautiful scenery, fine sea bathing and unexcelled fishing.Guests have the privilege of salmon and trout fishing tn connection with the house Imon and Trout Fishing Par Excellence BAKER'S HOTEL (OPENED JUNE 18T) so, long and favourably kmown, offers first class accommodation for tourists, all the comforts of home, Before making your plans fof your sam-.mer outing.be sure to write fer terms and other information to 132 52 -BAKER'S HOTEL, Gaspe.Que.ABENAKIS Via G.T.R., Round Trip Ticket from Montreal $2.25 Boating, Fishing, Sailing.Free use of beats 1 guests.A most delightful Summer Resort.Ball Room, Ping Pong, Tennis, Clock Golf, Bec.ABENAKTS MINERAL WATER AND BATHS Cures Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver Troubles, Dyspepeia, Gout.For Booklet and Terms, sddress, .RA.G.KIMPTON, Manager.Abenakis Springs, Que.SPRINGS vw.OCLAN VIEW HOUSE Chet hr South Harpswell, Me.! Opens June e « miles from Portiand.No land hreese.No mosquitoes.Average temperature 73 deg.GEO.W.CAMPB PROUT'S NECK, Maine The Southgate, situated ten miles from boating, fishing, golf, tennis, etc., etc.A delightful seaside resort.Send for descriptive booklet.J.M.Kaler, Prop.133 12 WAUMBEK 3 Hiren.nn.IH the White Mountains A.J.MURPHY, Mavager.WILL OPEN IN JUNE Information obtained and casagormente made by addressing Mr.Murphy at the rel Houss, Lakewood, N.4., until June First.131 26 SPARHAWK HALL OGUNQUIT, ME, Opens June 25, closes October 1st.Finest house on the coast.150 12 N.P.M.JACOBS.j Alpine House, Gorham, N.H.In the White Mountains.For olrculars address G.D.STRATTON, Prop.146 26 THE NONANTUM 3 AE CSAPORT, Me Open from June 15th to er t.Boating, Bathing and Deep Sea Fish- ty B80 tor booklet H.H HECKMAX, » Prop 129 36 White Mountains, N.H.WHITE MTS.Maplewood Hotel.MAPLEWOOD, N.H.SOCIAL AND SCENIC CENTRE.High altitude.Free from hay fever.Hotel opens July \u20ac Maplewood Cottage nearly opp.open June to Oct.Terms moderate.Accommodates 135 people.Leon H.Ctlley, r.Write for Booklets, SEVERAL COTTAGES TO RENT, 145 26.Sweetsburg House, L.SWEETSBURG, QUE.- A delightful sumpier resort; house faces the park; first-class table, wide verandahs; large dance hall, splendid drives and beautiful scenery; good fishing and good livery in connection.One of the healthiest places in the province.No mosquitoes.Terms mode- | rate.Address 133 8 2aw JOHN POWERS, Prop.ST.ROSE HOTEL St Rose, In now open for summer boarders.Al- 80 Cottages with large grounds joining the Hotel.Sperlal rates for familles.Apply JAS.ROBERTS, Prop.133 13 Saw HOTEL FISKF, OLD ORCHARD, ME.Has finest location directly on the beach: finest tgble.perfect service; accommodates 260.Opens June 10.Send for booklet.C.K FISKE, Prop 180 18eo4 HOTEL VENISE, Riviere du Loup, Open for the Season.14312 MRS.IL.T.PIUZE, Prop.viag their Patent business transacted by Ex- Preliminary advice free.Charges e mte.Our Inventars\u2019 125 pages, sent request.Marion LE Marion Liew York Life PATENTS TIGER E.J, Fetherstonhaugh & Co Liverpool and London and Globe Bulld 108 313 ing, Mentreal PHONOGRAPHS.EDISON PBONOGRAPHS $7.00 Por week Places the greatest amusement maker of modern ttmee in your home.We carry in stock every new Edison goid molded record listed in the catalogue.a™™ Enter onal Music onegraph Lo, 2143 and 3144 St.Catherine sit, Cor.Alexander.26 fm = 7 PATENT SOLICITORS.ROBERTS & CO., Liverpool! Bulldiag, 11% St.James St.Patents procured in all countries.All patents guaranteed, or money returned.Write for Red Book ou Patents.146 26 Aronson & Ruttenberg, Jewellers and Maney Lenders, G01 Craig st.For sale at greatly reduced rices, diamonds, gold and silver arge ssvoriment of Jewellery.In- 148 zaw tf Ë> watches and à spection invited.GENT?\u2019S FURNISHINGS.S.A de Lorimier Office Coats at $1.00.Summer Vests All Sises 1700 Notre Dame St.Near Place d\u2019 Armes.Milton Hersey, M.A.So.(MoGill), City Analyst, Provincial Analyst Chemist of the C.P.R.ANALYSES FOR THE PUSLIO PHONE MAIN 338.164 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.T xyregge No.» W.YORK » Williams ¢\" «zien No Ribbon.Prints like a Press.PIANO AND ORGAN REPAIRS, ETC.Edward R.Douglas late super inten dent MISCELLANEOUS, ASHES For the Carting.OANADA ENVELOPE 00., Ma LATOUR ST.CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.Mes A Thos.Lidstone nr hon snd contrfdting work.Valuations and estimat © 788 Craig St.Tel Main 3236.EYES TESTED Scientific Modern Method PROF.GRANT, Hours am.to 6 p.m.Tel.Up.1338.#178 ST.CATHERINE 5T., Opp.Bible House CHIROPODIST.; tence as Chir- spodist and Specialist for feet diseases.Erigagoments made at own house.Bunday hours vam to 6 p.m.M.B.toile, B43 Lagauchetiers st.ear Kt Lawrence.Te.M.TUL.SHARON APRINGS NEW YORK The Baden-Baden of America.Best White Sul- pour Maynesis, Chaïtybeate Springs in the world.icturesque and idvai spot for health and recreation; ree {rom malaria and mosquitoes.Band delightful drives, summer social features and out oor sports.Yor partieulars apply 1310 Brosdway, Nee Tork.MANSION HOUSE, CACOUNA, will open the 16th of June All modern improvements; sea water the, and co in the house.Ales a Dew conceal amd dans ing hail has been buiit close tc the hotel for the use of the guests, and an orchestra engaged for the season.First class service given to all.For further information write to Mr.A.Lucsa, Proprietor, Mansion House, Cacouna.138 17 LAKFSIDE HOUSE, en Lake Champtats.Accommodates 50; everything firet clese.J.P SHAW, Prop.Port Kent, N.T.Booklet.135 26 PARK HOUSE, Dunbam, Que.A be: retort neat Selby Te varrounded me beantiful scenery, fine drives,excellent fishing; first class table ; large airy rooms ; gosé live tendance.\u2018Terme moderate.John Call, propriete 161 23 4 LEGAL CARDS.I'GIBBOR.CASGRAIN, AITCHELL 3 SBREEVER \u2014 À dvocates \u2014\u2014 CANADA LIFE BLDG., ST.James Stree MONTRÉAL °° + T.Chase-Caograin, CL = P.Sarveyse, NH.D.MeG@tbbon, K C.Victor E.Mitaheil, Douglss Armour.PHRENOLOGY.I PROF.A.YOUN ENGINEERING.14 COTE STREET.PHONE MAIN 358 HALL ENGINEERING WORKS Oonsulting Hngineers & Surveyors Member N.E.C.Institute Engineers and Shipbullders.AWNINGS AND TENTS.The \u2018\u2018Senae\u2019\u2019 Awning, Teat & Tarpaulis Ce TTG Craig, Montreal, k the most-yomplete of the goods tn Canada.* Prices and cisloges ooat on th 33 of WHERE TO STAY IN MONTREAL NNN NE Mason & Risch tuming aad re, u4 > Plone East ose tance and organa LONDON HOUSE.fi of Doucet & Phill otar VE EN Basser, Cin.TE NE House Paists and Foor Paints it AWNINGS, TENTS, ETC.All styles.Tente all etses Flags, ete.Define competition tng mace of cotton duck.t1matas chesr- ALEX.MILLER 45 st Gabsie! Awnings.ful) St Phone Main 4629.LIFE POLICIES BOUGHT.: 1 B Life Policies issuad by American companies.Will pay more for policies that have been in force for some years tham the comes will allow for their LM.J.herty, 43; St.Paul se.130 26 Bleury Street.tumed, repalred and stored.Artistic tuning a upeciaity.Newly furnished and all modern improve- L ovher 50s mean Opp.3.Bevo ANTHRACITE.DE and 07 Chebotles Sa.TeL Main 1995.J.B Norchouse | hese Wholesale & Retall IAA EN CORONA HOTEL.YARDS: on avy ini, 65 FARM ST.'d Rates, +SUR ay ap: rooms with bath, 82 Phone M 2018 deliv up.Miegantiy ¢qUipped private dining rooms 14026 ; and Cafe in connection.canine TE Urohes JTagsdar Bases.TE Gays © te 5 and 1 30°15 13 pom.DOE saw \"1 Good MORTGAGE LOANS.3 te tte on Island Ci Funds for city property and .E ty 4 Banquet pan! AUDITORIUM CAFE F.PAPCT, Prop.St.John st., - QUEBEC Breakfast 50c., Luneh 50 c.Dinner with pint bottle wine 21.00 and TBe.Mesias a ln carte at all hours.Hot Suppers served after the theatre.Private Dining Rooms, for es.Dining Hall is open Sunda and Holidays.142 Saw When Danger Signals your liver out of order, constipation, or your stomach not working right its a sign of distress which, unheeded, will lead to trouble\u2014it is time to take Beecham\u2019s Toco! the only medicine ts kind that cures and ives universal satisfaction.It promptly and ntly eures all forms of Nervous sakness and all effects of abuse or excess ne: the excessive use of Tobacco.Oplum or Stimulants, Mental and Brain Worry, all of which lead to Infipmity.Insanity, Consump- Use and &° Early Give Price fa per package or six for 95.One wi six will cure.Mailed promptly on receipt of price.fend for free pamphlet.Address The Wood Company, ; Windsor, Ont., Canada.Wood's Phosphodine is sold in Montreal \u201cy B.B.McGale, 2123 Notre Dame street ood tf MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES.MAPLE LEAF CHAPTER.\u2014 At the regular meeting of Maple Leaf Chapter.No.1, L.O.O.F., M.U., the following off)- cers were elected for the ensuing term:.KR Iton, noble grand master; A.Mo- Gi » Vice grand waster; J.A.Te- trault, ancient grand master; Thomas Es- sery, grand secretary; C.J.grand treasurer; J.A.McDowall, grand warden: W.Ardill, grand guardian; R.Lewihwaite, T.J.Foisy and Thomas Pratt, trustees: James Flold, W.Hawkins and Comp.Jonas, auditors.A resolution of dol passed regarding the deuth of Dr.Rollo Campbell, and copies were \u2018ordered\u2019 to be transmitted to his | father end to Mrs.Campbell.Past An- clent Grand Master Owen Gee, of this chapter, will leave for England shortly.LOGE COEUR UNIS.\u2014At the regular une communication of Loge Coeur Unis, 0.45, A.F.& A M.Q.R.held in the Manonic Temple, representatives from nearly every lodge In the city were present to m the Most Worshipful Grand Master of \u2018Quebec pn an officiel visit.The Grand Master.was accompanied by R.W.Bro.J.Alex.D.D.G.M.; RW.Bro.Will H.Whyte, grand secretary.R.W.Bro.G.R.Dewar, RW, Bro.J.8B.Thompeon, R.W.Bro, C.Nicholson, V.W.Bros.W.L.Chipchane.nm 1.Perry, C.W.Hagar, W.J.Wight and J.D.Hudson, W.Bro.J.I.Phillips and W.Bro.Fred, Clark, of St.Lawrence Lodge.E.R.M.W.Bro.J.B.Tresidder, who was c¢ordially rocelved, addressed the brethren of Coeur Unis in French.which was ceatiy od.Afterwards the mezu- Para and visitorn were entertained In the hall, with W.Bro.Louis Tre- fer.W.M., in the ohalr.x JOHN MACDONALD & CO.ness between Montreal and the Marl- bow 313 Whelonjie Dry Goods, PRINCIPAL OF MONTCALM SCHOOL Mr.J.N.Perreault Appointed by Catholic Commissioners.A TRIP TO ST.LOUIS FAIR School Commissioners Send a Delegation to the Exhibition to Study Education.» f The regular meeting of the Catholic Commissioners was held last evening.There were present, Monsignor Racicot, chairman, Rev.Father Martin Callaghan, Mayor Laporte, Ald.D.Gallery, J.H.Semple, J.R.Savignac, J.B.Demers, P.G.Martineau.By a unanimous vote, Mr.J.N.Per- rault, Professor at the Catholic Commercial Academy, and President of the Teachers\u2019 Association, was named Principal of Montcalm School.Commissioners J.H.Semple, Martineau, A.D.Lacroix, Director- General, and r.J.- Ahern, Principal of | Sarsfleld School, were delegated by \u2018se Board to visit the World's Exposition at St.Louis, and study all things per- taj \u2018ng to education for the good of the Montreal schools.Mr.Frank Leonard was appointed as professor at the Commercial Aca- P.G.demy.It was resolved to deal severely in future with teachers who absent themselves * without good reasons.The playgfounds of the Commercial Academy wiil used during the holidays for children of the city, and in wet weather the large hall of the basement of the school will be used.Three Commissioners\u2019 terms of office expired lust evening.The { retiring Commissioners are Mgr.Racleot and Messrs.Savignac and Demers.Myr.Racicot will be re-appointed by the Archbishop; Mr.Savignac will be replaced by Ald.Vallleres, chairman of the Finance Committee, and Mr.De- mers will be replaced by M.Lanctot, lawyer.The retiring Commissioners were tendered a vote of thanks by the members of the Board.NEW FAST TRAIN BETWEEN MONTREAL AND HALIFAX.Owing to the largely increased busi- time Provinces, the Intercolgnial Rallway, having in view \u2018the greater comfort of passengers going to Monc- ton, St.John, Halifax and all other points in New Brunswick, Nova Sco- tia and Prince Edward Island, have decided to put on a new train between Montreal and Halifax, commenting4 Sunday, July 3rd.This train will leave here at 7.30 p.m.and arrive in Halifax the following day at 8.16 p.m.(Atlantic time), making the trip in twen- ty-three hours and forty-five minutes and will continue to run every day except Saturday during the summer season.The \"Ocean Limited\u201d will be an up-to-date train with solid, vestibule sleeping and dining cars, elegant day coaches and superior second class accommodation and wlll be second to no other train in either Canada or the United States.The travelling public In general and commercial men in particular, will no doubt appreciate the fact of the new train leaving Montreal in the evening as they will be able to get to Halifax the following night at 815, and they will only lose one business day on the road, whereas, at present they lose almost two days.In addition to the \u201cOcean Limited\u201d the \u201cMaritime Express\u201d will continue to leave Montreal at 12.00 o'clock noon, daily except Saturday, and the connection for points in Newfoundland will be made with this train.PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD NOW IN SESSION.A session of the local Presbyterian Synod began yesterday morning in Knox Church, and is being continued this afternoon and evening.The business of the morning session was principally of a routine character.The reports of a number \u2018of committees were receyed.The resignation of the Rev.Mr.Kinnear, of Beechridge, Que., was accepted, and a resolution of apprecia- ton of Mr.Kinnear's efforts was adopted.A call has been extended to the Rev.W.D.Turner, of the Presby- serian Church, Mona, in the Orange- viile, Ont.Presbytery, by the congregation of St.Mark's church, here.The call was signed by 105 members and 36 adherents, and a galary of 31,000 is guaranteed.\u2018Refer to Orangeville Presbytery.The Rev.Mr.Haughton, of Russell- town Flats, was granted leave of abe sence for six months during the come ing winter, to further prosecute his studies.The session yesterday afternoon was principally occupied with the reports of the various mission committees, the committees on church extension, French, and augmentation fund work.The Presbyterial certificate in favour of Rev.Mr.McNab, from the Presbytery of Hamilton, was read, the reverend gentleman was received as a minister without charge.IN AND AROUND THE CITY.BANK OF ST.MARTINE, \u2014 La Banque d4'Hochelaga will shortly open a branch in Ste.Martine, Chateauguay county.SIX MONTHS FOR THEFT.\u2014Alexis Deaust was yesterday sentenced in the Court of Special Sessions to six months in gaol for theft.FELL UNCONSCIOUS.\u2014 A well- dressed lady fell to the sidewalk yesterday, on Albert street.When picked up she was found to be unconscious.The ambulance of the Royal Victoria Hospital was called and she was tuken to that institution.CATHOLIC ORDINATIONS \u2014 Archbishop Bruchesi held ordination services this miorning at St.James Cathedral, at which a large number of ¢an- didates received the order of sub- deacon, deacon and four were raised to the priesthood., STRUCK BY ENGINE.\u2014 Monda\u201d night Joseph Typrowicz, 18 years ent was stauck by an engine on the (hsed.Trunk crossing at Seigneurs y ch When taken to the hospital |} with found thai he wbs suffering fmugh to cussion of the brain., not dis- eens d solicitude.Mar AN, stion of resigning.who lived at 4ders had voted with the and Mr.Gibson Bowles : pppeared sxpressed \u201ctheir extreme re- i school trustees uf the municipality o Ÿ Outremont against Mr.James A, Ajns lle.The plaintiffs claimed $48.42 fo) school taxes for the years 1902 an 1803.The case wap digmissed.VISITING OPTICIAN\u2014M.W.Duns- combe, F.B.O.A,, president of the British Optical Association.is in the city the guest of Prof.Grant, Mr.Duns combe comes to make enquiries as te the.present position of optical education in America.He will attend the Optical Convention at Milwaukee.ST.LOUIS COUNCIL CONCLUDES FIGHT ON J 4 The sitting of the St.Louis Council Monday was devoted to the consideration of the clauses of the by-law.giving effect to the twenty years\u2019 .ontract with the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company for lighting the streets and to the awarding of the contract for the construction of À fire station in the north ward.: According to the former contract, which terminates the long legal battle between the municipality and the Cjti- zens' Electric Company, now controlled by the Montreal Light, Hest and Powe.er Company, the town will have 70 are lamps of 800 candle power, bésides incandescent lights, costing $7) per an- num, with the benefit of such reductions In price as may be accorded ton ; Montreal during the existence of the contract, which is for 20 years.The company will make all thé necessary changes in the present location of the lights within 30 days, at its own cost, as directed by the town engineer: and Will pay a fine of 50 cents per night on each lamp, which fails to {illuminate during five (5) consecutive hours.All the company's property, budld! A plant, poles, etc.are exempt f taxes, and in return the town will have the use of its poles to support the wires of a fire alarm aystem.The company will have exclusive rights in the municipality and contracts with other companies are terminated.Councillor Gladstone asked the Mayor if there was any Hmit to the lue of the property which the company might hold in he town free of taxes?He asked the questiop because if there was no limit the company might du more extensive works than would be required for merely local purposes.Mayor Gelinas replied that no limit had been placed on the value of the propert® which the company might hold in the town.He did not think ft was necessary to limit the value because the Coupcil always had the right to tax all property.and it would b for the company to show that'\u2019the ez- emption Trom taxes was claimed under the strict provisions of its contrac.) The by-law was then adopted after its third reading and the mayor and secretary-treasurer were authorised two sign the .untract.By the settlement of the lighting question.Mayor Gelinas has succeeded in terminating the last legal action the town has in the court».- Four tenders for building No.2 Fire and Police Station in the North Ward were orened, as follows: Ca ™ ot Frere, $2,775: F.Villeneuve, 83.50: H.Favreau $3,540; -Hubert Forgues, $3,238 All these tenders include the cost of the building materials .On motion of Councillor Olivier, seconded by Councillor Jubinville, the contract was awarded to Carriere a 3 Bro., their tender being the loves) Bb AUTOMOBILE CLUB FORMED IN MONTREAL.An organization to be known as the Automobile Club of Canada, is being formed.There are now over seventy.automobiles in use on the (sland of Montreal and the object of the club is to educate the citizena to the use of the machines and to secure more improved roads.At a meeting held in the Windsor Hotel last night, the following come.mittee was named to prepare by-laws: Wm.Yulle, Dr.Irvine, J.H.Dunn, Frank Meighen, J.R.L.Ross, 8 A.Bent, G.Boisvert, Dr.Mignault, F.Con, A J Dawes, Duncan Mc- Donald, F, H.Aneon, J.Pasquin, G.Birks, F.Redpath, Geo.Simards,A Berthlaume, and A.J.deB.Corrivy: - It was decided to call a gef meeting a few days when thé ¢ perm officers will be elect e Widower Attempts Sulcid Last evening Jerome Couture, dower, 73 years of age, living son at 173 Duvernay street, Ste.gonde, attempeted to commit by shooting himself through the\u2019 head.The cause of the action is ascribed to an attack of mental aberration.The old gentleman was taken to the Notre Dame Hospital, where the bullet was \u2018 extracted.To-day he was reported by .the officials of the institution as being a little better.Where money is involved you .\u201c Proyse Your F igure ER «ha te $ put \u2018about health\u2014 - you guess and say fo \u201cNonsense, coffee don't hurt me\u201d but\u2014 Have You = = Proved It?You \u2018can If it's a fact and you're not afrald to look it square in the fer / - by a 10 days\u2019 shift to ~~ M 9 ch, 1907 ut June a.«ill be c' cs > July *- ape » WIS, HO?chemist, ns «t., Cor.University,\u2019 row 74x10 3; - \u2019 | gor-atrsey, M.A.So.(Moi), Cicy Analyst,Provincial Analyst, Chemist of the C.P, R, 41 ALYSES FOR THE FUELIO PHONE MAIN 25% 146 ET.JAMES STREET.Montreal .COVENNTON\u2019S TRON BLOOD PIY% For men and women, young ar Price Z5c.For sale by all drugg} Wntzon & Co, 444 St.Paul st.» found.he \u201cdefeat\u201d of the Govern- apparêl.s was all due to the protection- The Montreal Dally Siar 1s put Hueh Graham.residen- in Mont his fridf2id, and should be à warninz lishing offices, 168, \u2018US.167 à KNO Ifour not to trust that broken \u2018 James street.seau, 1 dun, WwW by a mn: 2 taken DTI EX ES.Ask For Lewis\u2019 Picine II O* f was fractueË take something recommended just as zood Nothing equal sufferinthe ravages of MOTHS.ONLY me GN LEWIS X hems 2c and 50c A BOX.; 3208 ST.CATHERINB* UNIVEREI ; = 7; y 2 / 220 STREET LIGHTING.-@°* Gpecial to the Montreal Star.Ottawa.June 29 \u2014Supplementary es- ; timates amounting to $1,865,639 were brought down by Hon.W.S.Fielding last night.Thes¢ are for the year 1908-4.The amounts already voted for the year > ending to-morrow totum: $68,391,802, which, f.5 % 5 FE RAILWAYS AND CANALS a St.Charles Junctin - vo 204 ith the above additional items, makes a d total expenditure of $70,257,641.The ditional amounts include §20,000 for notes: $26,000 for the Bustice ir Manitoba and North-West; $556,903 for legislation; art and agriculture, $60,200; immigration, $150,115.MILITIA\u2014CHARGEABLE TO INCOME.Pay of Staff, Permanent Corps allowances .ceva \u2026.»$ 50,000.00 >Annualdrill and musketry, +.clothing and stores .150,000.00 Clothing ind necessaries and stores .-.80,000 00 Military properties, works and buildings .4F000.0C Transport and freight .1510.2 Grants in aid of Artillery and .Rifle Associations and Bands \"and Military Institutes.2 500.00 Miscellaneous and unforese2n contingencies .5,000.00 \u201cRoyal Military College of Canada .+, .10,509 C0 Gratuity to widow of lata + ol.- Bat.Staff -Clerk Wanless .90.20 Compensation to \u2026t.-Col.J.*#- B.McLean, Duke ¢! Yurk RCH.oy 1,813 00 Totai .3255.112.20 -CHARGE- ABLE TO CAPITAL.INTERCOLONTAL, IMtAILWAY.Bullding a spur ine of railway from 1 C.R.station at Qi- viere Quelle to the wharf on the St.Lawrence Bal- .ce .10.18 EU .Pes-Fxten- sion of siding at.Freight houses at El- gin Road, L'Anse a Giles and J'rvis Saumons .00 1429.00 .00 + Bore-hole for water supply .7.Campbeliton\u2014Siding on wh = \u201c 2308 BT.CATHERIN® % be mise | JOHN LEWIS \\THERIND AL DAILY | STAR WEDNESDAY.@* Store closes Thursday at 6 p.m.; re-opens Monday at 8 a.m.\u2014in honor of Dominion Day! are a few examples: A .À : Lots of all kinds in ready-to-wear lines.The fol- | High-Class White Muslin Blousewear ji \u2018Beautifully trimmed in three different styles, regular Jtlues, 3 75 to $2.25, sale price 85c.k Pa Terra cloth with capuchin and girdle, $4.25 to $5.50 for $2.78, $6.00 to $7.00 fur $4, 75.all wool, worth $6,00, sale price $3.65.\u2018About 50 Ladies\u2019 Beautifully Trimmed Hats to sell at Half Price.Ladies\u2019 Walrus Grain Hand Bags with leather, also chane handles, oxidized frame, regu- ly sold at $1.00, Sale price, 28e.The three in one,\u201d Ladies\u2019 Pompadour can be worn right or left thé t out, usually sold at 25c, to-morrow only I8e.Combs 550 for $3.80, $5.00 for $4.00, $9,00 for Ladies\u2019 Travelling Rugs + \u2018 Boys\u2019 Galatea Straw Hats rim, mixed and plain colors, and $1.25, sale price 75\u20ac.\u201d Shirt Waists and Blouses, - s 95¢, $1.00, $1.18, sale his partner.Meantime, before his departure yesterday for New York, where he has gone on a business trip, Premier Pa- | Fént Stited that he had no intention at present of resigning from the Premiership.He added that on Tuesday next, when the Legislature resumes business after the Easter adjournment, he would be found in his seat in the House, and would lead the Government, : The Government organ, which reports his utterance, adds significantly: \u201cWe must await developments.\u201d AMERICAN ROADS DISLIKE CANADIAN Flags ! prices, regular values white or colored, price 68c.bre « cuffs attached, \u2018Sc.d, neat patterns, cc 68e.COMPETITIO Another indication of the ropuiantS able of the Grand Trunk Railway over American lines operating between Gren bulbs, cago and Buffalo, develops in cont tion with the annual Internatior Convention of the Young Men's Chri lan Association, which is to be held: the lat!er city from May 1lth, to tle 15th.The general secretary of th) convention, Mr.LL Wilbur messer Ô selected the Grand Trunk Rallway as the official route, and this the other railways interested In the traffic looked \u2019 upon as discrimination against them.The Central Passenger Association, to\u2019 which most of them belong, consequently decided to withdraw the reduced rates which they had decided to grant.Mr.G.T.Bell, the general passenger and ticket agent of the G.T.R., in discussing the situation with a Star reporter yesterday, sald that the action of the American lines in question, would have no material effect upon the delegates, as the G.T.R.would maintain the reduced rates as originally determined.Mr.Messer has denied the charge of unfairness lodged against him.The G.T.R.is not a member of the Central Passenger Association, but is merely associated with it for certain business.APPOINTMENT OF MR.HODGSON\u2019S SUCCESSOR ON HARBOUR BOARD.The appointment of a successor to Mr.Jonathan Hodgson on the Harbour Board was discussed in shipping and commercial circles, ag well as in political circles yesterday.A rumour was current that the position had been offered to Mr.Peter Lyall, the well known contractor, who has been chosen as the Liberal candidate in St.Antoine, for the coming Federal elections.When asked last night whether there was any truth in thé rumour.Mr.Lyall replied: \u2018Not yet, anyhow.\u201d He added that there * was no truth in the rumour.as far as he knew.The names of Mr.William Strachan and Mr.Henry Miles are also mentioned in connection with the vacancy on the board.Blaze in Cellar.The firemen were called out at 7.15 last evening for a small blaze in the cellar of the Ewing warehouse, 36 King street.The loss will be trifling.Changes in C.P.R.Some important changes are to be made in the time-table nf the C.P.R.in all the eastern divisions this sum- Special ., Limited Street.Ee Tel.Up 2740.oo! qooler than Cotton.udervenr, The è Saviour Cathed\u2019\u2019 Abbe | den, Cotton and be give > 7.30 pi Rev.F p.m.Rev.Faëg p.m.pie Rev.F m.In ; McShane, D.\u2014= Good Friday of \u2018pattes, +3 law The Mass ofits celebrated at 7:4 M.Callaghan.Wi will take piace l= on the Passion gy, given by Rev.J.° of his On Holy Satu ary gin at 6am.sf empty.young Probabilities for the nego hours, specially predicted real Star to-day: Kas settled and showery.4 \\ mer.\u2018The operating officials were In 28, 38; Pa Rate Arr Arrived.i rry Sound, 44, 44: re conference all day yesterday, and 38; Dtta 30, -æ camer their deliberations will be continued Quebbe, 30.34; St: p, Size M rod Rens re fren Kingston The this m ng.Ustn this latter ses- tax, 28, 42.eue ch.are owned od by Mr.D.Car- Kingston on Sat last wo a 1s.Regatar $3.50.h intended for Amat use: Pa ff Laced Boots, were re \u2018to navigate the er ' Walter Jack, steamship Alcides: \u201cThe Bel - house.\u201d HAYGOCK & DUDGEON, 2453-1 St.Catherine St.Immense Bargains in Ladies\u2019 Neckwear.GROUND FLOOR.30 doz.Swiss Embroidered Turn- Over Collars, with tabs, also straight bands; regular price 25c, for, each.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.100 25 dox.Japanese Silk, 60 inches long, Windsor Ties, plain and tucked, with open work ends: colours, pink, sxy, cream, white, navy and red; regular value 50c and 60c; to-morrow, each.28¢ This Store Wilk be Closed From 8 o\u2019 Clock Thursday Night Until 8 o\u2019 Clock Monday Morning.this busy store.Store.there are others.A simple reminder that Thursday will be the last day of the June Discounts will make to-morrow the busiest day of a busy month in In addition to the discounts we have pro- - vided extra offerings for Thursday (this week\u2019s Bargain Day) that will make every economical house-keeper a visitor to the Haycock & Dudgeon We tell of some in this announcement, and Lace Items From the Busy Basement.2,900 yards Torchon Laces and Insertions to match, half to one inch wide, all new designs; regular price bc, to-morrow, per FRTÜ ccorccson vestes cuavéouse BHO 1 to 3 ins.wide Valenciennes and Torchon Laces and Insertions to match, worth up to 12c, to-morrow, per yard .Be 3,000 yards Torchon Lace, % and 4% in.wide, worth 2c per yard, to-morrow, per dosen yards.2%c Hght navy, A 25¢ OFFERIN GROUND FLOOR.Don't pass this Item without reading It.-'-+ waist suits, blouses and bathing suits.navy, tan, brown and black; ail splendid shades.Plain Nuns\u2019 Velling, In cream, cardinal and pink.Flecked Granite Cloths, white flecks on ground colours of navy blue, cardinal, reseda and black; these materials worth up to 39% a yard; will be sold Thursday at .In the Dress Goods Section Plain Mohairs, sultable for Note the colours, white, cream, 280 seca seonennen GROUND Plain Coloured Piques, for* blouses and Fine English Percales, worth 2 at 2c.The A 19c OFFERIN In the Wash Goods Section FLOOR.Al! laid out for easy inspection.Fine Scotch Zephyrs, so muck in vogue for shirt waist suits, In checks and stripes; qualities here worth up to 37 C.suits, worth up to 30.Plain White Mattings, in acores of patterns, worth up 2 30c.day Thursday whole on sale all vertu veesseces =pasnacte 190 Linen Items.Ends of Roller Towelling, ranging in price from 12c to 16c a yard and in lengths from 2 yards to 5 yards; Thursday's price, jer yard .veer 10c Ends of Check Glass Towelling, all Unen, 26 ins.wide, lengths from 2 to 10 yards; regular price 13c, Thursday, yard.White Satin Quilts in the double bed sizes; the make of Quilts that wear a life-time: prices from $3.95 to $9.25, Thursday 23 per cent.No > Quiits Changed With This Discount.10c Table Linen.two widths, 63 and 72 Ins.wide, regular 80c¢ yard; Thursday ladies White Cambric Night Gowns, Ladies\u201d White and trimmed lace, Ladies\u2018 Other Special Discounts.Table Cinths and Napkins, to-morrow less 20) per cent.White Bod Quilts, medium qualities, less 20 per cent.Finest English Cottons, 17c upwards, leas 20 per cent.Unbleached English Shectings, tomorrow less 20 per cent.Nottingham Curtains, to-morrow less 20 per cent.Art Coverings, Cr anes.Rateena, finished; special price is + count of 25 per cent, ery and lace; speclal price, ete, less 20 cent.+ A Marvellous Sale of Whitewear.\u201cCheaper than one can buy material and make thelr own,\u201d Is the verdict pronounced upon our White Muslin Underwear.medium and best grades, all marked at 25 per cent.less than regular and 10 per cent.off for cash TO-MORROW ONY, with tucked yoke, collar and cuffs trimmed self frill; And 10 per cent.for cash.Cambric Underskirts, made and lace insertion: Less 10 per cent.for cash.Ladies\u2019 YWhite Cambric Drawers, trimmed with wide lace; special price J7c Less 10 per cent.for cash.YWhite Cambric Corset Covers, Less 10 per cent.for cash.A large and complete assortment of Children's White Underwear at a dis- and 10 per cent.for cash, Four special lines of White Lawn and Muslin Pinafores, nicely trimmed with embroidery, tucks and lace; prices are 34c, 37c, 41c and 83c, Less 10 per cent.for cash.Children\u2019s White Cambric\u2018 Undersakirt s, finished at bottom .with pin tucks and trimmed wide embroidery; special price Lest 40 per cent.for cash.Children's White Cnt sn; Drawers, trimmed lace and tucks, special price 13c Less 10 per cent.for cash.Children's White Lawn Dresses, lace yoke apd trimmed with embroid- The assortment includes good, buttoned high at neck and made speclal price 53c with deep double flounce speclal price.sTe trimmed embroildery and SIC een net 9O0c Hosiery, Etc.The prices ay hore will to-morro to the MID-SU.COUNTS.MEN'S HOLIDAY REQUISITES.President Suspenders, per pair.B@c Balbriggan Half Hose, pair .23c¢ Outing Shirts, soft front.$1.00 Oxford Ties, fancy patterns, each Z%o Bathing Trunks, from .ese.2060 up Bathing Suits, from ceeses.$1.00 up LADIES\u2019 SUMMER HOSE.Pure Lisle ler prend Hose, embrold- ered, Black chu ton Hose, broideréd, pair Black Lisle Thread Hose (drop stitch), pair TEE ois Lane ra use oc uesouse a5e Black Cotton Hose, fast dye, pair 45\u20ac 2 pairs for .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.asvuccuu0.BOC Black Lace Lisle Hose (super.quality), pair ++.Be Black Lisle Lace Ankle (super.Quality), pair .\u2026\u2026\u2026., E PARIS.\u2014 10 Soie.extra quality.July sale price AR COLORED CREFÔLINE and lace stripes, tt pes, pre \" 33¢ ee tn 25e dations.Worth 75c.July sale pric July sale price.Tesora change of Hats at little outlay.Raglan style, st price.sep $5.85 price in this to « morrow at the price.sale price $3.27 July xale price Inches wide.free from dress- 36 inches 56 inches wide.wide, 8 value at 325c.SUMMER READING FOR LITTLE $1.25 and $1.50 PUBLISHED PRICES AT 23c A whole table full of splendid Summer Reading.bound in cloth, most of them late novels.Here are a few of the titles: \u201cThe Love Let- pre oro y Osborne, \u201cThe Sherroda.\u2019 by by McCutcheon, and thers by Bou as.Lane, en, Ki , Russell, et July sale price :.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.pling.Clark, \u2026 es.ote.Your ol or 23\u20ac Paper Novels, thousands of them, selling at.each \"50 \u2018toc 136 \u2014 60c FINE CARPETS AT 39 10 pieces Fine Tapestry Carpets, In a good selection of colors and patterns.Excellent value at \u20ac0c a yard, July vale price .« § plecez Double Width Carpets, fine tapestry quality, 54 inches wide, or double the width of ordinary Carpets.July sale price .67.c 24c FLOOR OILCLOTH 18 1-2c 31 pleces Well Beasoned Floor Ollcloth, in good Variety of new pat terne 3 and 213 yards vide.Regular 3éc yard.July cheap sale _18l¢c so.a.ess fetsentennn esse css .FLAGS FOR DOMINION , DAY Dominion Flags, on sticks, each.2e, 180 and .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Silk Flags, Dominion, In ¢ a variety a $ by 41-64 inches, each .8c 1113 by 8 in, each., .$13 br 8 Nat crane 8 by 111.2 SM, according re oan EXTRAORDINARY SHOE BARGAINS 7% pairs Ladies\u2019 Black Dongola Oxford Laced Shoes, hand turned soles, (ilitary he heels, and patent tip, sizes 21-3 to 7.Regular 33.26.$1.85 July seue sesceses as0ccs Cees $2.05 \u201cBoots, - medium soles, o 15 csvesves ass 257 | Lg Wig AH Black Dosguis Lased patent tip and Cuben Neels.Rar soe 95 pairs Boys\u2019 to:13.Regular $130.vase ar $2.50.fie sale price .Buff Laced Boots, good heavy soles, - sizes i July sala price ?.\u201cee ob vavsnenauves _ 2 tt ie à 0 te tit rte The selling of Fine Whitewear ai these remarkable prices means to you a saving of just 331-3 per cent.That js.you save the retailer's profi\u2019, us these goods will be SOLD AT THE SAME PRICES AS THE MAKER SOLD THEM AT TO THE TRADE.They consist of Nightgowns, Chemises, Drawers Corset Covers and Underskirts The workmanship is neatly and well done.trimmings are tasteful and refined, and Garments are There are only one or two Garments of a pattern, but there are hundreds of pat- We cannot give you a detailed list of the prices and the reductions, but here are EXAMPLES OF REDUCTIONS IN PRICES UNDERSKIRTS.Ladies\u2019 Fine White Cambric Underskirts;xell made, trimmings.32¢ Every style is good.the handsomest Shi: Waists you've ever seen at the price, and in the neatest ahd most effective designs.WHITE SHIRT WAISTS JULY SALE - PRICES 49¢ 590 69¢ 95\u20ac COLORED SHIRT WAISTS JULY SALE PRICES $1.80 each OF DRESS GOODS BARGAINS newest for Summer Shirt Waists.Regu- 8 pleces Fancy Coloreq Flaked Crepoline, ked effects, on colored toun- sensess aus es onu 0 eus a nan aumu 0 all pure wool, 44 inches wide, M COLORED ETAMINE, all-wool, \\f inches wide, self colors, knot effect on plain surface, wide range of colors, Ned.Sood Value at $5c.ee MCI Si ss $2.70 to $4.00 Ready-to-Wear Here's a Bargain Treat for the ladies that The Entire Stock of Ladies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear Hats, in fancy colored straws.Regular prices this season 32.70 to $4.00.July @vsesresvacaser sseesnan $5.50 to $9.50 SILK BLOUSES $2.95 ~ These are model Blouses, that have served their purpose.They are beruties, and came in for a lot of admiration, and were consequently freely handled.The Blouse chief says they are mussed, ao they have got orders to quit the scene of all their triumphs.Various styles and colors, sizes 34, 36 38, 40, and were sold at t 35.50 and up to $5.00 each.BLEACHED TABLE.\u2018DAMASK 5 pieces Full Grass Bleached Table Damask, floral Worth 30c a yard.July sale price 7 pleces Unbleached Table Linen, 48 in.wide.Extra good July sale price .\u2026.we te 7x Sere ne root 104 te jee moe, lore.Txtre ne d_Oro het RE PE: \"LADIES\" BATHING DRESSES .AT JULY SALE PRICES.| carefully for comfortable to wear Made from Un- shrinkible Navy Blue Serge and fine Lustre Cloth, neatly trimmed with Hercules Braid, carefully cut and well made, Special price .= $3.69 every EXACTLY.NIGHT GOWNS.Fine White Muslin Nightgowns, well made and neat trimmings.Regular price, 80c._Bample price .556 many are particularly pieces Striped Voile de Paris, 37 in.496 r Hats 95c will nie an entire $2.95 .\u2026.secranes rcecununce designs, 250 ee in a 200 IN THE DRUG HALL.Reg.Th Abbey's Salts .ad Willams\u2019 Pink Pills .Be X Bristol's Sarsaparilla .31.00 Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets.50e Bristol's Pills .2c Kola Celery Pepsin .$1.00 Burdock Blood Bitters.nn s Celery Compound.$1.00 Wampole's Comp'd p \u2026.$L00 of Hypophosphites.Campbell's Quinine Wine.$1.00 20\u20ac LADIES\u2019 VESTS AT 14¢ Vests, ite om ow neck, no sleeves, lace trimmed, good value at 20 cents.July male price .12 doz.Ladies\u2019 Fine Ribbed Vests, in Lisle Thread.pale blue only, lace #8 8Te 18e £8 35% FINE HOSIERY - AT JULY SALE PRICES.price $456.Th $2.99 Another lot of Assorted Under- wolre, Stripes and _ ~SECOND TO NONE * \u2014STORE CLOSED FRIDAY AND 8 ATURDAY\u2014DOUBLB_ HOLIDAY.\u2014STORE CLOSED FRIDAY AND S ATURDAY\u2014DOUBLE HOLIDAY.\u2014STORE CLOSED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY\u2014DOUBLE HOLIDAY.\u2014STORB CLOSED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY\u2014DOUBLE HOLIDAY.\u2014STORE CLOSED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY\u2014DOUBLE HOLIDAT.EXTRA SPECIAL Some of the best bargains of the year have been planned for to-morrow's selling., Last day of June and the day before'a public holiday make iucentive enough for big business.The crowds will be with us early and late, but those vho come in the morning will get the best service., These goods won't last long these prices: $2.50 SHIRT WAISTS WASH SUITS AT $2.49.AT $1 25 Ladles Wash Suits, made of good ae quality muslin, with spot and Ladies\u2019 White Muslin Shirt stripe effects on white grounds; Waists, in a wide range of waist and skirt nicely tucked, and a row of Plauen insertion down front aps on cuffs and waist: made sell at $4; extra special .0.+4-0000 $2.49 SILK SKIRTS AT $2.87.109 Silk Drop Skirts or Petti- styles, including a front of Mexican drawn work and wide hemstitched tucks: also a yoke effect with tucks and embroid- erv and others equally attractive: regular values §2 to $3.75.extra special at $1.25 r ts, dion-pleated_flounce, WHITE UNDERSKIRTS trimmed with three frills of self and dust ruffle : colours AT $1 .78.are pale blue.Rusalan blue, Nile White Cambrie Underskirts, in ANAL iti are 38, 40, 42; at BLACK SHIRT WAISTS AT $1.45.two styles, one made with wide wn flounce three rows of insertion and flare ruffle of lace, the other with -muslin flounce * apd- deep ruffle of embroidery: both Skirts finished with hem- 82.87 med dust ruffle; worth $2.50, special at .81.78 Black Lnstre Shirt Walsts.Sith French dotted lustre, plat ith pnch do ustre, - SATIN RIBBON AT 5¢ od sleeves and cuff; extra valne Deuble faced Satin Ribbon, 1 1-2 At LL ieee cere se 81.48% tns te $ 1-2 ins.wide, In colours rose, 3 Borpls: yellow mauve, wn and $1.50 MEN\u2019S SHIRT u regu 30c : tra Theta) at war een yard; ext: Se WAISTS 25\u20ac Men'e Raft Front Shirt Whaists, with laundried cuffs attached, made af fine vephvre and percales, in all the verv newest patterns and colouringa: =iges range from 14 to 17; worth $1.50 each: extra special at 45¢ HOSIERY AT 19¢ Men's Black Lisle Halt Hose.with special heels and douhle soles; sizes, 9 1-2 and 10; regular price 45c pair: extra special at.HALF PRICE TABLE.\u2018s White Dre Chfidrens White Shirts.Half Price $2.50 MEN'S FANCY VESTS $1.29, There are only 25 left of the lot of manufacturers\u2019 sample we procured of Gentlemen's High- Clase Fancv and Wash Vests.There's vhite pique, white matting, stripe and spot effe-ts, in fact a very goodly and r~hoice assortment for you to choose from.been selling fast for 91.50 to $2.56 each.extra special at 81.29 HATS AT HALF PRICE.To-morrow we offer the remainder of the Hats we had such an enormous success with last week-\u2014fresh Jew goode\u2014at much under.the, price 19e Children\u2019s Night Dresses.Children's Pinafores 40¢ CHILDREN\u2019S GLOVES 19° n wif\u2019 cost to make.\u2018mmed Hats, each .20c Misses\u2019 Silk Gloves.just the very Untrd \"med Hata, each 25c thing for this hot weather; in Untrim.\u2019 Lon TTT colours, cream and white; Ready-to- F ear Hats, each .500 sizes, 1106: regularly sold at 19e I.patr; ras al at.Trimmed Hatg-tey $1.50 extra spe \u201cry 9 { v = e@ > mn - * \"Aer JNTAIN STS.ST.CATHERINE a MOUs.TRAVELLING ~ B AG A Chance to Secure BARGAIN Nothing more convenient than = Club Bag or Suit Case for short trips or taking along with you on a long voyuge.We have them in-great variety, A all the different styles, sizes, and at prices to suit any purse, surT CASES \u2014In Imitation leather, or linen covered, trimmings.good lock, steel frame.straps brass inside, nicely made and well Snishe 18 ee os length, SLYE te $3.50.Leon 10 te 30 Soit Leather, steel frame, all colors, linen or leather lin with or without shirt re poctet straps or Less 10 te od, bolts, 18 to 28 in length, 20 per cont.cLUB BAGS, in imitation leather, brass trimmed, cotton lined, Syith pocket, 10 to 16 in.length, @te te $148.Less 10 per cent Gentine Leather Club Bags, 10 to 18 in.Jen ther or linen lined.= styles end différen - QL10 te $15.08.20 per cent omy EVENINGS.GEO.G.GALBS & - 287 end 159 St.Antoine St, Just West of Windsor.h, len- colors, So.et ee EEE JE (| Thomas Lig gget 's June Sale of Carpets and House Furnishing Goods - Terminates, Thursday p.m.Steves will de closed until Monday GIN Thomas Ligget, EMPIRE BU LDING, UU, Ulé St.Catterti | Frida HY Phe IN Wr This advertisement is easily the mods interesting pat EIT aX, to-day's you have HOLIDAY OL¢ IN G\u2014- Day, mr none he olose Ie ond remain oegved July \u20ac, at 8 0\u2019 clock.ws +, paper, but TO-MORROW\u2019S ANNOUNCEMENT thi been so anxiously expecting will de the most NOV.ESTING AND PROFITABLE NEWS that you've onl DON\u2019T MISS IT! To-morrow is the day.This ia -Uha KEEP YOUR EYE ON IT.: Sl ee HAMILTON Bargain Day Sale \u2014\u2014WILL BE HELD \u2014 TO-MORROW, THURSDAY On account of our store being closed on Friday and Saturday, crowding : three days\u2018 business into one is a big task, and to accomplish it we are out 4 to beat our own and everybody else's best in money-saving chances to-mor~ : row.a, Lean fi FN re Ad + Read the proof in every one of the items below.$3.00 Ladies\u2019 { White Blouses For $1.00 They're not all $3.00 Waists, some were $2.50, others $3.00; ut there's a lot of $3.00 Waists in the jot, all fresh goods too, ready to put Jon; newest styles; made of fine Swiss Muslin, beautifully embroidered; dises 32 to 40.While 50 dozen last Ro-morrow One Dollar each.300 Doz.Chi oh Collar Foundations Both black and white, :* d and round shaped, soft or sti 5c ea bo \u2014_ rt a) up To-Morrow .vesees snes nse .e Zz.Strwt, |.est prices yet.; FRANS or Aan?in| LISLE THREAD MITTS, in black case lots costs Bc cake.@1 white and cream; worth xS Cake white and black, assorted patterns.+ 2 to 2?1-8 inches wide; worth up to 7 1-2¢.To-morrow.se sses sevens Stylish Untrimmed Shapes and Hats Wa : a :À Former values, even cost has been left out of the question altogether, Hats W to 82.50 to $1.25 for 25c, or Ready-to-wear Hats that sold up to 33.50 for 75c.Dominion Day.Day Holiday.2000 yards all silk French Vellings, Men's Fine Soft Front Percale, Gih lar 25 1 Te - styles: worth up to $1.25.£ morrow.\u2026 9e voue ae :1Go yd To-morrow.69e é With such a Bargain List as we present To-day, we'll have \u2018 TO-MORROW We'll Sell 5300 Yards Al Pure MORNING Silk Black Togrota, rohile êt 256, yd.tings, so fashionable for Blouses.in ail colors and patterns.To-more - To-morrow Tc yard.row 7c yard.I Gray, Red and White.Outing Day Skirts For Dominion Day worth $4.00.saves teen 24 Only Ladies\u2019 Silk\u2019 > rThorsday\u201d s Interest ng Values in at 35c and 50c, to-mai FEATHER PILLOWS, full TS make; sizes 12 to 18 har to-morrow\u2019s sale we quote the lows \"FLOATING ; LADIES and CHILDRENS SILK and SOAP for the bath\u2014this soap w To-morrow's price to 25c pr.RFO poor 5e Petz VALENCIENNES and TORCHON LACES and INSERTIONS, both 2 handsome Ready-to-wear Hats to $L.for that we must clear out right away.2 5 © tor how else could we offer Untrimmed Hats that have sold up That's what we'll do to-morrow.y 5c You'll need a Veil for your outing on Men's Outing Shirts for the Dominion plain and spotted, black, white, ham and Madras Outing Shirts, with magpie, jackdaw, navy and brown; detachable cuffs: all sizes, colors and more people here To-morrow Afternoon than we can convenionts ° ly attend to to relieve the Afternoon crowds.From 8 td 9 o'clock lasts, at .Just Imagine Such Wash Goods as These at 7¢ Yard Heavy White Basket Cloth and Mat- Resl Scotch Ginghams and Zephyrs, All Woo! Doubles Fold Nun's Veilings at 19¢ Yard And In the most desirable shades, such as Cream, Pink, Pale Blue, Navy, Canvas Cloth, Homespun, Sicilian, Etamine and light weight Tweeds, made In latest style, kilted and pleated effects; 2.5 plique Capes 30 to 38 inch lengths, really beautiful ing in Brice.from $10.00 to $32.00.To-morrow.Half Price (vou \u201cau Stôré ~~ .ve 1 ull \u201c se : \u20ac V-218 \u2018Se.Je : Street.| v, HANDSOME LITHOGR: ing, Thursday, per pair.- ENGLISH OILCLOTHS, the 2 yards wide, per square 9 INGRAIN FLOOR SQUARES, : | .BS 3 .2 1-3 x 3 yards, special for ( : ; Four Great vPurnishings- d Ut CURTAIN STRETCHERS, sise or Cash or on Credit.pins, $1.50, Thu su.wee EXTENSION WIRE ws, the tue In hogte furnishings, then our | 60 inches, worth 66e, ursday.prese n ronder wa: 550 ENGLISH EARTHENWARE TEA POnded.Ît omphasises the fact the 120 STRONG TIN MILK PANS, $c, Thurs?[JI8373Ing appenran pe t ators ou here, erect of its kind to { Tics Just to Give You an Ide.We Offer You in Groceriet Furnishing Co., CHOICE NEW MADE CREAMERY BUTTYR, pdFurnichert._ 3 pokges GRAPE NUTS or ORANGE MEAT.DAME STREET.2¢ 1-3 Ibs.EARL BRAND PASTRY FLOUR .162 cow.te 22 Ibe.REDPATH'S, GRANULATED BUGAE, THE HAMILT WC _\u2014 St.Catherine und Poe | _ CE SOS EE RP EEE v k ue tr .mnesday, STAR\u2014 WED AY Ten degrees below.\"No, \u2018not sero.Merely below the highest point registered yesterday.That's all They say country rain.Well, the country gets what it wants So did the city.for that matter.The rain descended and did yeoman work In laying the dust and making the sunbaked city clean and sweat once more.\u201cThe minimum temperature to-day vas 43.That is pretty low for June.men wore overcoats, but up to the time of going to press no furs were visible.Yesterday's minimum was sixty.And the humidity was great.~The weather man says the next twenty-four hours are going to be fair and warmer.Thank you, Mr.Man, Let: the good work go on.Be sure, however, you don't forget the fair.The warmer part of it can he left on the shelf for the time being.In England it is fine, and the probabilities\u2019 say fine weather is in store for the Old Country.| Pi the needs Maximum and Minimum Temporatures.Victoria, 73, 58; Calgary, 74, 42: Edmonton, 72, 60: Qu'Appelle, 72, 48: Medicine Hat, 78, 50; Winnipeg, 76, 52; Port Arthur, 74, 44: Parry Sound, 78, 66: Toronto, T0, 58: Ottawa, T7, 58: Montreal, 76, 58: Quebec, 76, 56; SL Jobn, 73, 54; Halifax, 30, 52.The Next Twenty-Four Hours.Southerly winds, showery.Thursday, fair and warmer, Facts About the Weather.Montreal, June 29, 1904 Readings by the Optical and En- glneer's Supply Company's Standard Barometer, at noon yesterday 30.24, at 8 a.m.to-day 30.00, 11 am.to-day 29.96; temperature, to-day, maximum 68, minimum 438; yesterday, maximum 78, minimum 60.Sun rose this morning at 4.38 o'clock; will set this evening at 8.03 o'clock.IMMIGRATION FROM THE WESTERN STATES.Mr.A C.Shaw, general Western r agent of lue C.P.R, and Mr.P.C.Banner, travelling passenger agent for the same , both of Chicago, were in the city to-day.In conversation with a Star report- said that the immigrai\u2019 North-West kept up unin- | , and was calculated to be numerically greater than that of last year.- The ag regate would doubtless de found in the neighbourhood of b0,- Next year, it was hoped, the num- wWèuld be even greater, because it was an ed that the people of Illinois and Indiana, who had not thus faÿ taken part in the exodus, would Join their brothers in other states.Speaking of the travel to the St Louis Fair, Mr.Suaw said that it h d | thus far been not so great as had been anticipated.But he thought that none should argue from this that the REE A going -to- be a \u2018\u201c\u2019Rure froma the standpoint of attendance.Certainly.it could not be a failure In any other particular, because it had in it all the elements that go to make up the greatest exposition that haa ever yet taken place.Mr.Shaw was of the opinion that those who intended to take in the Fair should not put off the trip too long, becau - in\u2019 Sep- ber and October there was certain to be a tremend-us rush to SL Louis.Adverting to the claim put forth that experience had gone to prove that all expositions had to rely for their success upon the people liv- within a radius of three hundred es of the city.in which the expo- aftion was held, Mr.Shaw proved bDy statistics that St.Louis has within that area a greater popul.tion than had Chicago at the time of the Col- umbian Exposition.The population within three hundred miles of St Lor's is 15,000,000.Francais Stock Company.The work of the detective and the tracing out of the mysteries of crime have always had a particular fascination for a large majority of the public.Miss Sherlock Holmes, the second bill offered by the Una Clayton stock at the Theatre Francais.belongs to this category-\u2014and the story is made still more fasémating by the fact that In this case, the detective is oné of the gentler sex.But Miss Sherlock Holmes is not by any means a blood and thunder melodrama, although it is full of exciting adventures\u2014it is a bright comedy drama, written on reasonable and logical lines and full of good clean wit and humour.The play will be produced with every care and attenti.n to detail.The bargain matinees on Wed- Thui.day and Saturday are proving a big attraction to ladles and children.The Arera\u2019s Attractions.The Arena has been proving a popular place of amusement since the opening of the summer season of carrite opera.The company has been fo excellent calibre, the orchestra is the house is large and cool, an addition to all thls, the manage have no objection tothe gentlemen Joying a good cigar during the formance.\u201cEl Capitan\u201d will \u2018 \u2014 ae \u201cee == k Sir John Faistafft.5 .Justice Shallow.2.44 4.0 +.buik, and big assemblage of a Sir John\u2014\u2014\"\u201cI will have none of yonder man.\u201d Shallow\u2014\u201cYou do yourself wrong: he is the likeliest, and would have served you best.\u201d Sir John \u2014\u201cWil} you tell me, Master Shallow, how to choose a soldier?Care | for limb, the thewes, the stature, man?No, give me the spirit.- .THE CANADIAN FALSTAFF eu aovaue ae eurent SE eases soe here is therefore the man to deal with the King's enemies.\u201d\u2019\u2014Shakespeare: King Edward IV.Mr.Fisher, Minister of Agriculture.ves ++.Lord Dundonald the political spirits.This puny fellow \u2014Manchester Evening Chronicle.factory Location Being 3 rely - The ca wp\u2019 : : at Laprairie is now | in fall swi .y yesterday the men and horses .¥ in by train from different parts \u2018 he Eastern Townships and from Montreal.ihe Fifteenth Field Battery, of Shefford, Brome and Missis- quoi, Is also in the camp at Laprairie.At revellle to-day, the drip of the rain on the tents was not at all an encouraging sound.The men turned out with a will, however, and there was great activity.Many of those in the camp were at Three Rivers in past years.and, so far as they comment at all, their comment is against the site chosen for this year's camp.as compared with the high.sandy ground of Three Rivers.The Laprairie common has been used as a pasture ground, and the cows are grasing in all directions even now.Pools of water were In various parts of the grounds even yesterday.but to-day the C are the rule.At Three Rivers, the sandy soll sucked the rain right in.The horses, too, have every reason to regret the change.The stables on the exhibition grounds at Three Rivers wers utilized during the camps at that spot.At Laprairie, temporary sheds have been erected for the horses.While these have been fairly well put up, they are, after all, only makeshifts.BAD ARRANGEMENTS.The quartermaster\u2019s staff has been on the ground since Monday.Considerable delay was occasioned in putting up the tents by the faulty survey of the land for the camp.The front of the camp faces the river, yet the kitchens and offices were placed In that portion of the camp.instead of to the rear.While the kitchens have been moved back, the tents of the officers of each corps are situated next to the kitchens.The camp of the division officers is situated to the west of the general camp.some distance nearer the river, while the field hospital and bearer corps are \u2018still nearer the river.The brigadier of the cavalry, Lt.-Col.Whitley, is quartered at the main entrance to the camp, in the centre, while the A.D.Q.M.G.Lt.>Col.Harkom, is across the road from him.The joke of the camp is the presence of two musketry instructors, Lieut.John Carion, RC.R.I., St.Johns, and Lieut.Septime Laferriere ,of the 64th Beauhar- nois, whereas there is no place to practice musketry, as the old targets have been removed.There is some talk of tak- Trembles ranges.to put In IL wane kétry practice there.| Tvs wer muse the remain Jgreofbdr geek.Frida A* spondent that \u201cUène Kia possible.and it is all but fmyossible to The I MRS.HISTON WRITES a Her.Heayy rains continue.The roads throughout Manchuria are quagmires, FROM LONDON, ENG.Wants People of Canada to Know \u201cHow St.James Wafers Cured of trouble, fe assac\u2019his \u2018will mean a plan is to place 180,000 men in \u201cvat and L4\u20acst oof vic.this, however, is believed \\.> \u20acS tho service, both by de \u20ac.nditlog n, between Laprairie and most meagre descrip will om works.supply at Laprairle is a factralarm to the officers, whosd no i» the health of the men.naèër is rank, and the officers ars WY thn affent on their men.The fahould always be boiled before it sd.But when & large number of are very thirsty, they do not al- a stop to take the necessary precau- 18.As one trooper remarkdd, however, will be a good thing for the local ho- move 0S i * Many of us are not aware how mik,xeepers, for if the men cannot get Mie.we looked after our stomach \u2018\u2019Vliat Là the use of good food ui scmeth the oi of digestion are able to ply 20! into proper nourishment\u2019, F.8 Histon, writing from 11 Bedford street, Londot say: = -1 to have to stay in aos wads food did me foit \u201cTike lea: i \u201cenjoyment we could get out rater to drink, they will have to get else, and the hotels will sup- thing strenger.POLITICAL REASONS.When asked what Impelled the department to establish a camp at La this year, instead of at Three Rivers, the officers simply shrugged their shoulders, and declared there must be some reason for it.\u2018They Would not undertake to éx- plain the reason.The people of Lapral- rie, howevsr, are \u2018not so reticent.It fe openly stated that Mr.Dominique Monet, M.P.for Laprairie-Naplerville, threatened the Government that if there was no camp In Laprairie this year te would not be again a candidate.This threat is ssid to have brought about the or- oar the cavaley camp at the elsventh ; A notable improvement In thia camp those of previous years is tn the CAVALRY ANP AT LAPRAIRIE AND THE MEN COMPOSING IT Much Dissatisfaction at Defective Arrangements for the Camp\u2014Political Reasons Responsible for Unsatis- ing the men in à body to the Pointe aux.wi Chosea\u2014Splendid Showing of the Thirteenth Scottish Dragoons \u2014 Dundonald C Ais Being Distributed.cullnary department.Instead of the holes dug in the ground to make the fires, the regiments are supplied with good large ranges.This improvement is due di- rectiy to Lord Dundonhald.Last year at the Three Rivers camp he noticed that the 6th Hussars had a range, and having himself observed that the cooking was much linrproved thereby.he proposed to supply ranges to all the camps, to the great satisfaction of the cooks and the delight of the men.FIRST DETACHMENT.The first detachment to reach camp yesterday was that from Huntingdon, under Major McGregor.Then «âffle\u2018 the Clarenceville squadron, shortly after noon, and within an hour later the other squadrons of the Sixth Hussars had arrived.Fourteen men of the Royal Canadian Dragoons, of Toronto.came down, under Major Willlams, major of the camp, to [of the Thirteenth Scottish were the sub- act cam as an Instruction squad for the p.THE SCOTTISH DRAGOONS.As the Scottish Dragoons, the now famous regiment which was the determin- Ing element of the Dundonald incident, reached camp, it was noticed that spe- rial efforts had been made to make a fine showing.The men and horses had been chosen fwith great care.*\u201cC\" squadron came in without a major.Capt.G.H.Raker was in command, with Lfeut.T.R.Pickell second.Dr.F.Pickell was ser- æeant of the Cowansville-Sweetsburg section, and he was about the only sergeant who had a full complement of men in his section.It was stated by some of his men that he had refused several young men who were anxious to come into camp with him.Nearly all the sections of the squadron aro well filled.The men are, as a rule, owners of thelr own horses, and are a fine body to look at.The natty unforms ject of favourable comment.The officers wore on thelr caps the Dundonald crest, which will be distributed throughout the regiment.The bright scarlet tunics, with the wide yellow stripes OR the riding breeches, presented a pleasiag contrast with the famillar and seryjce- able blue and white of the 6th, 7th and 11th Hussars.Most of the squadrons of the seveml regiments are considerably under strength.This i= not due in any way to lack of enthusiasm for the militia, but to the delay in starting the camp.The haying season is about on.The farmers, while they would like to take in the annual training, do not feel disposed tol sacrifice their hay crop.PERSONALS.CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE Miss Simms has returned from Wal- laceburg, Ont.Mrs, F.H.Mundle is spending a month at Shawbridge.Mrs.Chevalier has left to spend two months at Riviere du Loup.Mrz.H.J.Browne has left to spend \u20184 month at Old Orchard, Me, Mrs.C.M.Ames will spend July and August at Pigeon Cove, Mass.Mrs.R.Cassels has gone to Gacouna, where she will spend the summer.Mrs.Herbert M.Marler, The Marlborough, will spend the summer at Cacouna.Mrs.J.Archibald has left for Grand Metis, where she will spend the summer.Mrs.J.P.B.Casgrain has left for Carleton, where she will spend the next two months.Mrs.L.Cushing has left for Sixteen Island Lake, where she will spend the next two months, + Mre.Charles Norris has _ pills\u2019 Riviere du Loup, where se the next two months.or, Mrs.J.Davis ang +4 for Vaudreuil, ki of family have left spending the vhere they Intend Mr.Ces ammer.at Notre .ame du Po her son, is spending a few days in Ottawa, the guests of Mrs.Jas, Fyfe, Wilbrod atrc>t Miss Etta Bacheldar, of \u201cFalrview,\u201d Rougemont, passed through Ottawa yesterday with a party of friends, going to Banff and other western points.The following Montrealers are registered to-day at Toronto Hotels: At the King Edward Hotel, A.P.Proctor, A.M.Simmons; at the Queen's Hotel, B Donald, F.C.Budden, Edward Berry, Mr.and Mrs Louis Sutherland, William Sutherland, W.Clark Kennedy, M.R.Almner, P.T.Clifford; at the Rossin Howe, E E Wallace, Joseph O'Hare.At.St.Patrick's church yesterday Miss Bessie Milloy, daughter of Mr.James Milloy, was married to Mr.Otto J.Collins, of Cincinnati.The best man was Mr.Harry T.King, of Pittsburg.The bride was attended hy Miss Sadie Milloy.The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a tailor-made gown of grey homespun with touches of re- veda green and a Parisian hat of burnt orange with choux of emerald green: The bridesmaid was in dark dlue voile with touc of white and a tri-corner toque groom's gift to the bride was a pendant.Mr.and Mrs.Collins left by the afterncon steamer for a tour of the Great Lakes to conclude with a visit to Cin and/ southern Ohlo.- CANCER._, - CANCER.of any one suffering stamps £08 Its Cause af Cure \u2019 STOTT 4 NURY, Bowmanville, Ont.Tone to will J.Phillips and his family gain \u201c\u201ccupy their pretty cottage rtage.Mrs.Robb Fyfe, of Elgin street, and Kt fogs thE bbb bbb bbb bbb dd LOCONOTIVE MND: RACHINE CONPANY Mr.À J.Pitkin Succeeds Late Mr.S.R.Cal- laway.: OTHER OFFICERS ELECTED Sketches of the New Officials\u2014Com- pany Will Spend $300,000 in Improving Works.At a meeting of the directors of the Locomotive and Machine Company of Montreal, Limited.held this morning at the company\u2019s office in the Imperi Bank Building, Mr.Albert J.Pitkin was elected president to succeed the late Samuel R.Callaway.The follow~ ing officers were also elected: J.B.Sague, vice-president; R.J.Gross, second vice-president; C.E.Patterson.comptroller.Mr.Leigh Beat will continue as secretary of the company, and Mr.C.B.Denny as treasurer.Mr.Pitkin was recently elected pre- sldent of the American Locomottve Company to succeed Mr, Callaway.Mr, Pitkin has been vice-president of the Montreal Company since tire American Locomotive Company acquired an (n- terest In the company.: THE NEW PRESIDENT.According to the Railroad Gazette, Mr.Pitkin was born near Akron, Ohio, arid is 50 years old.Mr.Pitkin\u2019s early lite was spent in Illinols.He worked for the Webster, Camp and Lane Machine Company, and afterwards as a machinist in the shops of the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus.Then for about five years he was with the Baldwin Locomotive Works at Philadelphia and went to Providence, where he gerved for two years as mechanical engineer for the Rhode Island Locomotive Works.In 1882 he went to the Schenectady Locomotive Works, and after two years was made superintendent.Not long after this he was promoted to be vice- president and general manager, which place he held until the Schenectady Locomotive Works was acquired by the American Locomotive Company, at which time Mr.Pitkin was elected first vice-president of the new company.Mr.J.E.Sague graduated as a mechanical engineer in 1883, from Stevens\u2019 Institute, was superintendent of Motive Power of the Jamaica Railway, and mechanical engineer of the Schenectady Locomotive Works.Upon the formation of the American Locomotive Company, be was made mechanical engineer of that company, and, later, assistant vice-president He has recently been elected vice-president of the American Locomotive Company.Mr.R.J.Gross, 2nd vice-president, has had a wide experience In rallway work.and previous to the organization of the American Locomotive Corg- pany.was vice-president of the Brooks Locomotive Works.He has been 2nd vice-president of the American Locomotive Company since its formation.Mr.C.E.Patterson is a graduate of Princeton Un'versity, and was for many years general bookkeeper and statistician of the New York Central and Hudson River Railway Company.He has been comptroller of the American Locomotive Company since its formation.min EXTENDING OPERATIONS, In adlition to the amount paid for the plant at Longue Pointe, the directors have authorised the expenditure of $300,000 for the purchase and installation of new tools, equipment, ete, and the enlargement of buildings, The company {s buliding locomotives for the Canadian Pacific.the Grand Trunk, the Quebec Central and other Canadian railways + HORSE RINGS FIRE ALARM, A horse rang a fire alarm this morning, and gave the firemen a fruitless run.The equine violator of the civic by-laws was attached to a coal cart belonging to the Citizens\u2019 Cel 4 DU : fod \"#1 péT arr mer bk Sy FE \u201cBe a 147 NE fo, 1004 ee SNA A RE .- rn \u2019 RT u Ts 55 Se Si SN mA NS L'ETOI To-Night till 9 p.m., and To-Morrow Night till 11 p.m.Well be Open at Both Stores do sell you all your STRAW HATS inevery style, at prices to suit all LINEN AND WHITE DUCK HATS, YACHTING and OUTING CAPS, 20 up.SUMMER SHIRTS, soft and laundried bosoms, with or without collars, neat new patterns, 78a, $1.00 SUMMER SUITS, for men.$3.56, $3.50 and $3.00, 1p- cluding White Duck, Linen and Flannel.| Also Fine LIGHT TWEED SUITS, in Homespuns, Halifax and Nova Scotia Tweeds, at $10.50 up to $15.00, extra well made.FANCY VESTS, 8c upwards.LIGHT COATS, 81.00 DE upwards.- LIGHT WEIGHT SUMMER UNDERWEAR, 50c, Tte and 9160 per suit g NEW NECKWEAR, BRACES, BELTS, SILK SASHES.J Summer Weight Light PYJAMA SLEEPING SUTTS, $1.80 up.1 NIGHT ROBES, S0e, TSe and $1.00.Boston Garters, Silk Armlets, Scarf Plas, Cuff Links, Collar Studs, Tie Clips, and a lot of Fancy and Useful Tellet Articvies for Men's Wear.Come and See Us fer Everything tn the Men's Out- fttiag Lime.[] 1 » 9 a WE \u2014\u2014 7 Coraer of CRAIG AND BLEURY STREETS, and 3290 ST.CATHERINE STREET, MONTREAL.x SSAN P.S~=Our Stores will be CLOSED all day FRIDAY.EI v Open on Saturday as usual 9 The Quebec Improvement Company (LIMITED) Have decided to offer to the publici a portion of its unsold capital stock The funds are being invested in lands near the New Quebec Railway Bridge across the St.Lawrence River, where there is ample transportation both by water and by rail and an abundance of power available.{/ «| JJ A Large profity are confidently expected to accrue to the company from the development of these properties.The officers of the company are: President, Hon.Sir C.A.P.P.Pelletier, \u201cELIE SEEN ARE YOU ANXIOUS?TO FILL UP YOUR BOOK WITH STAMP?If so, Don\u2019t Miss This Big Offer.SPECIAL for THURSDAY and FRIDAY.We will give DOUBLE CASH RECEIPTS In all the departments.CORSETS : SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS! $2 worth of stamps win be given to every qur Coruefs, paually sold Friday.They are assorted In sizes and colours of light blue, rose and white.\u2019 VOILE DE PARIS collection in assorted ool- ou Our regular price, 50c.For vesccn ave o4s doe A SPECIALTY All orders taken In our Ladies Dress Department for BLOUSES, COSTUMES, SKIRTS, ete, are promptly attended te, and we undertake to give entire satisfaction in every detall.Our prices are lower for our Tallor-Made Garments than these of any other store in town.CTs Lx Ty Ret eX Grocery Dept.Always the Best for Very Little Money.+, | | Pear! Tapioca, 7 Ibs, for .28¢ Rolled Dats, 7 lbs.for .z5e Fresh Coffee, \u2018Our 8, ht: 1-1b.tin.for .2e -.\u201cPatterson\u2019s\u2019\u2019 Sauce, 3 bot- re tes for .eer vee DSC A Early June Peas, 3 tins for .ga Laundry Soap, 7 tars for .Ï Jams, 2-Ib pañs for .en Flavouring Extracts, 2 bots.for te Stareh, 3 pkgu for .Lime Juice, fmperial pint bottle, ' Laund Blue, per Ih.Toilet Bap.6 large câkes for = CHOICE « 'RREAMERY BU soma BISCUITS, ¥ Ibe.for .2 \\* Bell Tel.Main 364.Merch Tel.3800.B L\u2019ÉTOILHI 2019 to 2025 Notre Dame St.Near Inspector 8t.and Chabollles fig The Western K.C.M.G., Senator and ex-Speaker of the Senate of the Dominion of Ca Vice-President, John Th oo eg V.P.the Quel ! : ?rer, CA sr = Allan one: Sok retary, Robert \"ROBT rector, Hom.N.A.Belcoury peaker ¢ Hose of Commons of the Dominion of Canada; Mumging Dis rector, Butler {ower ; gr * roy further particulars address\u2014 Yd bd bpid td Coal Compan At eight o'clock this mornipm .he took it into his head to ; \u2018à + > Mrs.E.Clarke has left to spend two away.He ended his wild ¢ run + months at Old Orchard.by dashing into fire ï box i Miss M.Redmond is spendi a No.4.at the co ft Topper + month at Stanley Island, Ont.ne and Super apte.° pee + Mrs.W.C.Hodgson has gone to that the fire v.the collision was + Little Metls for the summer.The fre © alarm went off, ¥ Mrs.W.B.Mathewson has left to ly to tWounen, who came quick- spend two months at Grand Metis.\u201cClie scene.un ing fre I Mrs.James A.Laing has left to orses scornfully regarded the + spend the summer at Little Metis.- unruly fellow-quadruped whose + Mrs.N.Perodeau has left for frolic had occasioned them an + Agathe, where she will spend Ste.{4% unnecessary gallop.+ summer.the + pie it h Mrs.M.H.Gault ana M.een ave opened their coun \u201ciss Gault » Cacouna.TEI, house at LORD CURZON'S \u2014Mr.and Mrs / thelr family A Donald Macmaster and months \u2018will spend the next two Mr.-\\t St.Andrew's, N.B.Mige L\u2019and Mrs.G.F.C.Smith and the T \u2019ss Smith have left for Riviere du Faoup, where they will as usual occupy their cottage for the summer.Lt.-Colonel Carson and family, of Elm avenue, Westmuunt, have moved out to their country plaée, Gortmare Island, Ste.Rose.where they will spend the summer months.BURNED IN POWER HOUSE.Serious Accident to Two Men Today.J.A.Shaw and J.Cox were terribly burned about the face and head to-day while at work in the power-house of the Shawinigan Light, Heat and Power Company, at the corner of Ontario ond Orleans streets.Shaw's hands were also badly burned.The Injured men were taken to the General Hospital DISMISSAL FROM SCHOOL.Damages Claimed by Boy for Ex pulsion, .Mr.F.8.MacLennan has entered suit a~ainst Charles J.Bouldan, of Brockville, on behalf of Graham OC Dunlop, in the latter's quality of tutor to his minor son.George A.G.Dun- lop, for the sum of five thousand dollars damages sustained for mise) from the school of the det t at Brockville, Fatal Fall From Building.| Yesterday afternoon Francois Gas- .con, 29 years of age, who resided on St.Dominique street, was killed while at work on a new building at the corne: of Mount Royal avenue and St Andre street.He was at work on the roof of the building, and was reaching to grasp a rope that waa being used to holst bricks, when fr hand missed iit, \u2018and he fell on his head on a pile of stones on the street.Death wag In-i stantaneous The case was disposed of to-day by the Coroner without summoning a jury.For Carsley\u2019s Dura 4 Grocery list see ale DAUGHTER CHRISTENED.London, June 29.\u2014The youngest daughter of Lord Curzon, of Kedleston, Viceroy of India, and Lady Curson, was christered in the Chapel Royal, St.James Palace, this afternoon.She was named Alexandra Naldera.Queen Alexandra, Countess Cowper.Colonial Becre- tary Lyttelton and Indian Secretary Brodrick were the sponsors.The others presant were the Duchess of Marlborough and Lord Scarsdals (Rev.A.Na el Holden Curzon), and his daughters.At the conclusion of the services the Queen presented the infant with a handsome piece of jewellery.The Gulf Report.Quebee, June 29.\u2014Generally clear but cloudy at some points; winds variable.Father Point\u2014In.at 2.45 am, Manchester Commerce; at 6.25 am, Par- thenia.Matane\u2014Inward yesterday at 4 p.m.Mexican.Martin River\u2014Inward at § a.m.Sif.Fame Polot\u2014Inward at 6 a.m.Tancred; at § a.m., Campana; at 9.18 am, Escal ona.Low Point\u2014Inward at 5 am.Tor- denskjold: outward at 3 a.m.Horda : yesterday at §.30 p.m., Wasis and Snel.- Cape Race\u2014Inward at 4 a.m., Hungar- fan; yesterday at 7.30 pm, Head, ~ A Cloudburst Near Pittsburg.Pittsburg, Pa, June 20\u2014Over flve hundred \u2018homes, business school houses, a short distance from Pittsburg, on the Pan-Handle Rallway, ware inundated in from two to ten feet of water in Robinson's Run Hollow and the Chartiers Valley by the cloudburst there last night.Many buildings end bridges were washed away, horses and cattle were wned, and at least one life was lost.was rumoured that others had hed, but the reports have not been ed.Special Notice.y \u2018 A Steinway Bargain.We offer a Steinway Baby-Grand piano which has been slight.F used, at ndous renuétièn.It ts practically new.C.W.Lindany, Limited, 2908 \u2018SL.m 4 Ca\u201cherine street.- For Carsiey's Extra and Grocsry list soe page il.He 81 ST.PETL® STREET, Room 27, QUEBEC.153 \u20ac Ships, Yachts and Tugs.ENGINES .BOILERS Machinery Repairs.THE BERTRAM ENGINE WORKS CO., Limited, TORONTO.* / REUCH JUL | \u201d Montreal Branch : Canads Life Bufl \u2019 A Quebec Improvement Company, Limited) sn (INCORPORATED 1851.) À ing.\u2014Rosret BicKERDIKE, Manager.A kinds of Fire £ M A vniranoe affected at rec lr & Lot Me Do Your Framiagt ©; I will guarantee you satisfaction.HEASLEY, The Picture Framer, 2087 ST.CATHERINE ST.REBAR BLEURT: I Give Green Stampe a pau > = Steam Boilers: New Beller S le now com- ered and ready oral orders for Bollers, Tanks and Stee!\u2019 Plate Work of All Kinds.Canada Foundry Company.Limie Head Offiee \u2014 Toronto.: District Offices\u2014 Montreal, 81 Bt Peter BL No fax, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Vancouver.4 ETES a 135 6430: Fin tesal Dally 8 ts pudlizhed rig as, Teen in Montreal, Pu.lishing of 163, 163.167 and \u2018100 James 4 \u2014- 7 v rr) f : \u2019 Sporting Goods Every -Canadian, young or CANOES Painted - Basnwoof, Varnished Basswood ss: 0.varnished Cedar, $47.08, Maple Paddles, $1.58 Spruce Paddles, $1.30 Canoe Cushions, 2} Cedar Skifts, $00.00.7 AR Le BEE spa, Mitts, Ie 2220-2230 Latherhe Street.takes part in summer sports of one form or other to more or less extent as inclination directs.\u201cDOMINION Summer Fajoyments* .old, enjoys and ! es SAY 3 \u2014 1% v D mince rove Over 10 after Socket Drivers Bpliced Drivers, Irons, 8140.3 Racket Presses, ?t te JRO Tennis Polep, to $38.98.t 8 Oars, 2 vise pair air hr lâing Balls, Se to tom Haskell and Racket Covers, \u20ac Rowlocke Île a .a.card te te 1.[ ery requisite for The 3 eat cored 93.00 UG Vaterwinge, 6de pr.the game.CA GOODS.balls, $458 « Tepnin Cases.sus » ; : ish Lumeñeon and Piente Ma\u2019 rig gv Bg og Open Friday and \u201cEs pop mme à A Lancewves Rode te ; » Lines, from Se r Yen.Saturday Mornings od Bottom, wicker covered.Reels from 20e to Bagtmelled 2 eo Traps, $3.60 und 96.fer the convenience of theses whe Fieuse and 5 ve rg pur stock of all kinds of Taokle 19 require sumethisy ot last mément, SPARE porte a 4 mos c 4 - = hi make Sods ?v be - Se EE Fi ; Ton erated Waters st Dole! : \u201c MAMMOCKS.Wette foi CATALOGU, 439 pages, OO be Capsules for chargëy Bgecial fale of Samples and fully i - as don.A « quart madi lines.at 25 per cent.discount We p y cher on most goods, po mae with each cape ; in Finish and se a out-ol own pure re an netant, king » | may a + pt t thelr Or asng wn from the 1 9 ÿ "]