The Montreal daily star, 30 juin 1904, jeudi 30 juin 1904

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Total last week \u2018 468 oe \"VOL.XXXVI, No 155 MONTREAL.THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1904.PRICE ONE CENT.VLADIVOSTOK Shes ON THE MOVE.AGAIN Threw Nearly Two Hun- , dred Shelis Into Gen- san To-day.JAPS MOVE ON LIAO YANG An Effort is Being Made to Cut the Communications of the Russians.- Tokio, June 30.\u201411 a.m.\u2014Deapatches from Gensan.Corea.report that the Russian Vladivostok squadron appear ed there to-day and attacked that place.The firing was done by destroyers.Seoul, June 30.\u2014230 p.m.\u2014It is announced from officia! sources that the Russian Viadivostok squadron, con- @isting of three cruisers and ten torpedo boats and destroyers, appeared off Gensan to-day, and threw 180 shells in- 80 the Japanese settiement.NO VESSELS WERE SUNK.St.Petersburg, June 3.\u2014A Russian torpedo boat has arved at New Chwang from Port Arthur.Her commander denies that a Russians were sunk or damaged in the fight off Port Arthur, June 23.He declares that after clearing away the Japanese mines the whole Russian fleet returned safely to harbour.REPORT FROM GENERAL STOES- SEL , St.Petersbure.June 30.\u20144.40 pm \u2014 An official despatch received from Lieu- tenant-General Stoessel, the commander of the Russian military forces at Port Arthur, says that the squadron of Rear-Admiral Withoft, in command of the naval forces, re-entered that port after repulsing five torpedo attacks.It contains no further details, so far as can be ascertained.It does not mention any danrage to the Russian ships.JAPANESE ARMY MOVES ON LIAO YANG.Liao Yang, Wednesday.June 29.\u2014The Japanese column which forced the pas- Sage.of Mo Tien Pass is advancing on Liao Yang by the eastern road.A Russian force commanded by General Count Keller is holding a fortified position commanding the road on this side of the pass- The object of the Japanese is to cut the Russian communications northward of Liao Yang while General Kuropatkin is operating in the vicinity of Hal Cheng.with practically the whole of the Russian forces.SIGN OF COMING STORM.St.Petersburg, June 39.11.46 a.m.\u2014 No word has come from General Kuro- patkin later than June 37 and not a news r despatch has been re- \u2018from te Trorit Buring the last twenty-four hours.This silence in the theatre of war is regarded as a sign of the coming storm.The Bourse Gazette this morning BAYS : \u201cWe are on the eve of a battle which may settle the fate of Manchuria and Corea.Both must become Rus- slan\u2014the former because Russian blood was shed there, the latter because it in essential to the safety of our communications between Vladivostok and Port Arthur.\u201d OKU HAS NOT RETIRED.London, June 30.\u2014The Tokio correspondent of the Times says that the reports sent out from St.Petersburg of General Oku\u2019's retirement is ridiculed in Japan, where the delay in forcing a great battle |» well understood to be due to the habit of Japanese generals of not striking before the deliberate completion of all their preliminaries.The correspondent says that an Imperial ordinance declares that all graduates of merchant marine schools which are officially recognized and also all marines who have served for a certain time on merchant steamers, are eligible for the naval reserve.RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTS.St.Petersburg, June 3.\u2014The whole tenth army corps reached Liao Yang June 27.New Chwang, June 30.\u2014The Russian torpedo boat destroyer, Lieutenant Bu- rukoff, arrived here frem Port Arthur yesterday evening and is berthed along side the gunboat Sivouch.The river bank was soon crowded with excited natives, who were told by the Rus- slans that the Japanece fleet had been completely destroyed.The officers of the Lieut.Burukoff tell several stories.One is that\u201d Admiral Togo's report of the fighting was exaggerated, and that the Russians have made two cruises in the Gulf of Pe Chl Li in five days.Another story is that the Port Arthur fleet has joined the Viadivostok squadron.AN the efforts made to obtain infor- ' mation regarding General Kuroki's movements have been futile.An un- ) confirmed report is circulated that he | has reached Hai Cheng and cut off i communication with Liao Yang.The Russians have a large force at Ta Tche Kiao.A Russian officer Informed a correspondent that General Kuropatkin's plan is to place 180,000 men in that ity.this, however, is believed to be impossible.Heayy rains continue.The roads throughout Manchuria are quagmires, and it is all but impossible to move artillery.< re MRS.HISTOR WRITES 3 FROM LONDON, ENG.Wants People of Canada to Know \u201cHow St.James Wafers Cured i : Her.' Many of us are not aware how much os we could get out of Re we looked after our stomachs.\" Whit fe the use Sf good food unless the ergans of digeation are able to con- veg inté proper nourishment?F.8.Histon, writing recently from 21 Bedford street, London, Eng.T+ \u201cto have to stay in bed a great deal.food did me no good.It felt \"Bke lead in my stomach.1 had beudiache.backache and pain in the Jett, when lying down.\u201cf commenced taking St James éfhra Stomach and Nerve Remedy, had not taken two boxes before 1 ! St :a decided improvement Now I \u2018Yet afrald to eat anything.because À pw that my digestion has been t by St.James Wafers.\u201d 5 stoddach well with Bt.re The loo, sound sleep, health.v MANUFACTURERS AND NEW TARIFF Not Satisfied With Many of the Fielding Changes.MORE PROTECTION WANTED Association, However, Appreciates That Changes are in Direction of Increased Protection.The Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association has been dealing with the recent changes in the tariff.The members of that body, which include all the leading manufacturers in Canada.while they appreclate the fact that the tendency of the tariff changes is towards increased protection, are not at all satisfled with the changes.Their views are embodied in the following statement, adopted by the Executive Council of the gular monthly meeting held in Toronto, on June 16: (1.) The Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association commends the general tendency of -the.recent.tariff changes, announced by the Minister of Finance, inasmuch as they provide increased Assoclation., at its re-.NORE DEVELOPMENTS IN CAPE BRETON English Syndicate Acquires Coal and Iron Properties.HORACE MATHEW PURCHASES Options of the Cape Breton Coal, Iron and A special deSpatch from Sydney, Cape Breton, says that the develope- ment of the properties of the Cape Breton Coal, Iron and Railway Company at Cochrane Lake, near Port Morien, is now an assured fact.To-morrow, options of the lease of properties held by the company will pass into the hands of an English syndicate, headed by Horace Mayhew, the great English coal owner and operator.William Hanson, of Hanson Bros, agents in Canada for Coates and Company, London bankers, for many corporations in which Mayhew is interested, has been at Sydney for the past day or two, arrunging about the transfer of the properties., David Bennett.King of New York, will be succeeded as president of the © OO ©OtUtO1© Some Incidents in the Military e>eritort\u201421 (skip)\u201416 d our slow boats, hrchue © of Al À wants semi professionalism at Amateur DAILY.STAR-THURSDAY.JUNE 30, 1001 ee 0} dr Bavom, A.Veary.©.Mpsom, Fp | va short of hie ec his services.FOOTBALL Fo T, R.Football Club.Thun annual meeting of the Grand ak Football Club was held in the GL T .B.C.Club house.The annual re- \u2018ports of the secretary and tressurer showed a large increase over last year.The following officers were elect- : Hon.president, Mr.W, P.Kennedy: president, Mr.C.N.Marshall: vice-president, Mr.W.Brown; secretary.Mr.A.Walker, 349 Charlevoix street; treasurer, Mr.A.E.H.Marshall.Committee, Messrs.C.Booz.G.Bowers, C.W.MuLean, E.Minuett and J.Holiday.The usual Thursday evening practice will be held on the Westmount's ground this week, commencing at 7 p.m.Any intending members are welcome.There Is a vacancy for some good players on the intermediate team (with a prospect of going into the first eleven if good enough).Any gentlemen who cannot be on hand on Thursday evening should make application to C.P.Shortrede, 30 Lincoln avenue at once.\\ The intermediate team opened their season on Saturday last, when they were at home to Mantreal Rangers and successfully defeated that contingent by six goals to one.The next match in the Intermediate series will be against Y.M.C.A.on July 9.The following players are requested to be present at the Thursday practice, also the next Tuesday's practice, after which the team to play Y.M.C.A.will be selected : Messrs.W.Kirkham, W.C.Kirkham, F.Kirkham, W.Norman, Crabb, Hill, T.G.Watt, Pattinson, W.Smailt, McComble.Robinson, Keyzer, and all members of the first eleven that possibly can, The train conveying the first eleven to Farnham on Dominion Day morning leaves the Windsor depot at 8.30 sharp meet under the clock Inside the depot at 8.15 sharp.The party will consist of Meesrs.Woodburn.Shortrede, G.P.Shortrede, G.A.Martin, W.Martin, J.\u2026 Deans, W.Nairn, J.\u2026 Anderson, J., Way, E.Craig.Walter.Graham, A.McDonald, Macfarlane, McComble, Dawson, G.Simpson, James Wilson, and any others that care to come, Special low rates.THE BOWLERS On the Kensington Green.Mr.Donald McLean, of Wellington, New Zealand, paid a visit to the West- mount Bowling Club, whoge members entertained him \u201cwith a rink game, \u2018in which he put in some good play, the following being the scores of a very close contest.\u2014 Mr.Bird R.M.Liddell H.Mason Donald Mclean Jas.Wilson D.Wilson A.W.D.Howell F.Fowler (skip)\u201421 (skip)\u201420 Considerable interest was taken in the following rink competition, which resulted in a victory for Mr.Thomson: Mr.Thomson\u2019s rinx is now in the finals and will play the winner of the two rinks skipped respectively by Mr.James Brown and Mr.David Wilson.The following \u2018Wingle\u201d was played: H.BE.Suckling .eae n ve.Stewart Rutherford ee ee 12 Fontan Beaten Again.Cansdian Associated Press.- Landon, June 30.\u2014The Southampton.County beat the Canadians at Southampton by 91 to 72, in yesterday's match on a 600 years-old green.SKATING \u201cBert\u201d Pilkie Joins the Benedicts.Mr.A, E.Pilkie, well known as one of the fast skaters of the M.A.A.A in recent years, was married on June 15th, at St.Catharines, Ont., to Miss Beatrice Walters, daughter of Mr.Thos.WaMera, superintendent of the Ontario Public Works, \u201cBert\u201d Ptlkie upheld the honours of the M.À A MW In events, both In Can \u201célan and Amerkan champlonship tings.Besides winning num f first places and incidentally champidships, he was one of those genuinely int@rested In promoting amateur sports and amateur principles, and his \u2014 a a rE EE i lle By halk Tike stretch where St.Putiane dod for the track.Ort Walls, carrying '130 pewnds, and at the prohibitive odês of 1 to 4, scored an easy victory in the fourth race.Two First race, 7 f cuurse\u2014The Cricket, 92.Dillon, 30 to 1, won; Bouth Trimble, 108, Sperling, 13 to 5.second: Bardolph, 113, C.Phillips, 7 to 1.third Time, 1.27 2-6.- Second race, handicap, one Spring, 95, McCafferty.§ to 1.won; Hurst Park, 13 to 5.second: Crenade, 96, DO'Connor, 3 to 1, third.Time, 1.39.Third race.the Puansy.6 furlongs on turf\u2014St.Bellane, 109, Phillipa, even, won; Merry Lark, 102, Martin, 3 to L second; Gilpin, 106.O'Nell, 8 to 1, third.Time 1.13 2.5.Fifth race, 5% furlongs of Futurity crurse\u2014Agile, 122, H.Phillips, 6 to L w a, Linda Lee, 169.Martin, 40 to !, second: Schulamite, 124, Hildebrand, 4 to L third.Time, 1.08.Sixth race mile and a stixteenth.on turf\u2014De Reszke, 107, Martin.11 to B,won: Btuyve.103.Hildebrand, 7 tn 5.second: Gold Dome, 100, H.Phillips, 12 to 1, third Time.1.46 4-5.mile \u2014 Fort Erle Races Yesterday.Fort Erle Race Track, Ont.Weather fair; track First race.64 furlongs.for 4-year-olds and up\u2014Albula.112, -Minder, 13 to 1, won by a length: Elliott, 122 W.Daly, 7 to 10, second: Showman, 106, Castro, 20 to §, third.Time, 1.223%.Second race, 4% furlongs, for 2-year- olds\u2014Sampan.107, Munro, 4 to 1.won; Walsetto 107.Wedderstrand, 4 to 5.second; Will Shine.105, Quinn, 30 to 1, third.Time, 56%.Third race.1 mile, for 3-year-olde\u2014 Rurdette 107, Romanelll, 6 to 5.won; Early Boy.109.Wonderiy.9 to 10.second: Ben Fonso, 106, Minder, 5 to 1, third.Time 1.424.Fourth race, 5 furlongs, for 2-year-olds \u2014Kitty Platt, 107, Munro, 5 to 1 won; Sandy Andy 107, Romanelli, 3 to 5.second: \u2018Miss Karl 107, R.Head, 10 to L third.Time, 1.02 x Fifth race.64 furlongs, for 4- -year-olds and upwards\u2014Merriment.107, Wondertyr, 2 to 1, won: Hot, 109, Romanelilt, 3 to}, second: Minotaur, 112, C.Aker, & to & third.Time, 1.22%.Sixth race.1 1-16 miles.for 3-year-oldg and up.selyng\u2014Play Rall, %2 C.Aker, 4 to 1.won by one and a half lengths; Scortic.102.F.Watson, 6 to 1, second: Benckart.114, Wonderiv.7 to 5.and 1 to 2, and out, third.Time, 1.49%.June 30.\u2014 Montreal Visited by Ottawa.Ottawa will come here to-morrow will play Montreal, the match taking place on the M.A.A.A.grounds.beginning at 11 o'clock.The Montreal re~ presentatives will be : G.E.Moberiey, captain; E.C.Smith.A.Browning, Rev.H.P.Plumptre, H.C.HNl, C.W.Dean, F.M.Davis, G.H.Harman, L.Lash, Dr.Fisk, Wallace (pro.).Will Resume Work at Sydney.Special to The Montreal Star.Svdney, N.S., June 30.\u2014The Dominion Iron and Steel Company are making preparations to resume manufacture of iron and steel, though on a somewhat smaller scale than before, and to this end a number of bricklayers are finishing up repairs to two of the open-héarth furnaces.\u2018This work will be completed by the first of next week, when it is expected to start work aguin.The operations of the plant will be confined to two open-hearth furnaces, the blooming mill and stripper, and the rod and wire mills.To operate these will require a large number of skilled mechanics, and the question now is will they get the men.Very Interesting developments may be anticipated within the next few days.friends in Montreal will wish him long and happy wedded life, SWIMMING Swimming on the island.The second in the series of weekly handicaps, held at the Montreal Swimming Club,wfll take place on Saturday afternoon, when the first duck hunt of the season will also be held.As the locker accommodation of the club was not sufficient\u2019 to accommodate all who wished to enter last week, extra accommodation will be provided so that all may be provided for who wish to enter this week.The attendance last week was most gratifying and a very large attendance is expected for the next three days., The following are the events for Live duck hunt, je Live duck hunt, sn CRICKET There will be a match on Friday, at 11 a.m., on McGill grounds, between Westmount and McGill clubs.The following will represent Westmount: Lawrence (Capt), Gough, Mayers, Grant, Messenger, Featherston Brown, Tippett, Dalton, Smith, Thom, Nash.On Saturday a match will be played at Westmount, between Mount Royal and Westmount clubs.The following representing Westmount: Lawrence, Travers, Grant, Mayers, Featherston, Shortrede, Shortrede, Dalton, Gough, Brown, Thom.THE.TURF The Races at Sheepshead.New York, June 30.\u2014The Panay, sell- tng stakes, for two-year-olds, the feature ee Bay yeaterday, was won y \u2018tbe favourite, St.Bellane, who was coupled with his stable companion, Nib- Palpitation of the Heart, Faint or Dizzy Spells and Nervousness sucven me 20 ANNOTES.res CH heart.Heart Cure not \u2018onl heart.but th In trice jt slays ars pain.tn faa dos riad ver .a quick and DATE cure - by magic.This remedy meet cures by a new Process, ren, SUR ae MER ta - STAMPED ON A SHOE MEANS D stamp on them ?If not, you've got a lot to learn about shoes; it will pay you to learn something of it.This stamp means *\u201c SUPERIORHY.\u201d It means, also, selected oak tanned soles, solid leather counters and insoles, the finest upper leathers money can buy, made on latest foot-fittiug - shapes by the most expert workmen procurable\u2014in fact it means high- grade custom made shoes on a large scale, This stamp means more than quality ; it méans correct style ; it means rfect fit\u2014yes, ready-made, and per- Rect fit; we said you could learn something about shoes.It means one thing more: if you buy and are not satisfied you can have your money back.4 , These are reasons why this stamp, which is a small thing to look for, is such a big thing to find MOST MEN WHO WEAR \u201cINVICTUS\u201d SHOES ARE GLAD TO MAKE THAT FACT KNOWN.IF YOU ARE NOT WEARING \u201cINVICTUS\u201d AND ARE IN NEED OF SHOES, LET US KNOW.WE'LL SEE THAT YOU ARE SUF- PLIEB.$4.00 O you wear shoes with this $5.00 $6.00 we \u201cINVICTUS\u201d sor sn, gas 249 St.James Street.Restaurant 7e (=>) \u201cJust What | Want\u201d Ny \u201cf am sevens and rin down mov bat 4 Arthur Paquette, an Ottawa fireman.» > who was injured in a street car accident wd | I will be all right in a week.\u201d .on Friday last, died on Wednesday.8 A q 4 BD It Cures Nervous Men C A STO R I A A Cures Female Weakness CE Re Cures Back Pains For Infants and Children.Qu : re hd Cures Stomach Troubles |.; 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To Belt is a popular remedy now- 3 Bears the Ay a-days It is the only remedy which À will cure while you sleep.Just put it Signature of on >hen Tou go-to Dea, foul the warm, ow ti 0 an n= restSving life and vigour, and not a moment's Inconvenisnce.\u2014 Ce And yon dent bove ts dese your BLOOD POISON TERR EL eT YEARS \u201cEatirely Cured of Dyspepsia, Ales Varicecele.FOR NINETEEN Dr.M.F.Mclaughlin: Déar Sir.-\u2014The doctor at the \u2018Soo\u201c tolé me that 1 we have made the cure of hooëpoldba a was suffering from varicocele.I also had & severe pain with it Tae parts have new specialty Primary, secondary or T erat: regsined thelr natural firmness and vigor.and unisss I stand for a long time I feet ary Blood Poison Permanently Cired.no pain whatever I am also entirely cured of dyspepsia.Thanking you for the .You-can be treated at home under same guar past favours, | remain yours truly.D.B.WINTERBOTTOM.WA, WA.ONT anty.Capital $300,000.We solicit the mast READ WITH CARE.\u2014 Every patient wearing Dr.McLaughlin's Electric Beit obstinate A bave Te tbe vont receives, free, until cured, the advice of one who understands his case No agents am toate potash and sai have aches or drug stores are allowed to nell these goods Beware of travelling agents who and paint, Mucus Patches tu Mouth, Sore claim to have them.con any part of tas body Hair or Bye.FREE BOOK 1 FREE TEST î brows falling out, write for proofs of uma Bowtica, Varicocele, N Debility, Low 100-page oa Via) Strensih.ran vee rr Beit tree.Let me show Fou how they Ture.te * COOK REMEDY CO.you nothing.CONSULTATION FREE.For thoes who cannot call 1 have a: d Soautifaily Ulustrated k which explains my method and gives prices Call or 153 Masenic Temple, Chicage, IN.write to-day.Not ect in à 8 - JAMES ST.Montreal.Que.ot n drag Stores.DR i à.UGH ¥ oo Hours, 9a.m.t0 330 p.m.Wed.and Sat.till 9p.m.> \\ TONIC lghbour, A telegram from Ratenna says the Wi E Was ghet by His Ne campanile of that town is threatened with N Sundr Ont.June 30.\u2014A fatal the same fate \u2018as the campanile of St hooting e -pocurred in the Town- Mark's Ventos ship ot Jory.Robert Woods.a ; [ae ire.No or 570 SR eminem 4 -\u2014B80 - and seeinx a MO wii} refund if PAZO OLN drink 80 good 80 re rest \u2018and thinking 1 a deer, fired the MES Tae cure you WG to 14 days $00.ing \u2014 so helpful \u2014 mix fatal shot.Hotics.with seltzer or water.wi & Co's Piancs | Death of a United States Official ; of high grade are sold at as low a price.| \u2014\u2014 Washington, June Jo News ou as are many commener, pianos Sm 44, received here of the a a O where.ue to the large - HUDON, HEBERT & 00., lant night of Colona: Joseph H- H.Brighare.ness of Willis & who buy for cast stan Secretary Write or Agents .Montreal.Agriculture.He had occupied this post in Immense quantities.: 470 St.Catherine street, Montreal.mince President M McKinley's first \u2018admin- at 3 \"556, a a 20 .| | Re Noun : yf ® =i | Sporting Goods Summer Enjoyments |: \\ ; Every Canadian, young or old, enjoys and |@guicas M | $5 takes part in summer sports of one form or other | i.Eh \\ to more or less extent as inclination directs.| 11 x: «| j \"DOMINION DAY sd | \u2018 IS CANADA'S TENNI 3 GREAT Slazenger's Eng CANOES SPORTSMANS DAY.= Rackets, 84 to : fy Blasenger's * , us n te Ba © nt varie * Joon Leu ue Price ca + : \u2019 oni?Varaished Cedsr.coLt Tepnts nie Nota, nx wf - Maple Paddles, $1.58 BASEBALL, Ma Clubs, y Spruce Paddles, $1.50 |Spalding Gloves, = Be as Tennis me Eo ym Canoe Cushions, note me gplicod Driv Drivers, $3.00 Rackets Br o i Skifts, 900.80.Spas rons, dasen, Pir Spruce Oars, o e158.ANGLERS* da penail, A 3 te-4200.ir! Sreldine Balls, Se to SUPPLIES tom, pan = Racket Covers, \u2018Ube Tire Delta.#13 cs.y requisite for camvrne ooops.THY, 3 Zsat cored Tomals Cases S108.Waterwings, She > me.c balls.96.530 Ges.TE ma English Luncheon and Picnie Bas- De Bambes das te Open Friday.and pote i Rs 35-00 te $35.90.Lancewecé to §1008, mblers.Lincs, trom Se te 95.08 por least.Saturday Mornings ne « pages: Reels from 20e to S250 and 9% ee .ong #, Minaew venjonse hese whe = ito 5 Our stock of all kinds Tackle is revairs something at last moment, TsPARKLET sors i most_complete in every detal \u2018 To metre Vighy.Seltzer, MA 2 .Wrtte fer CATALOGUE, 150 pages, eu ronater st home.à HAMNOOK ules 3 À Special Sale of Samples and Odd telly ustrated.a a \u2014 eur may lines.at per cont, dissevat We Sone charges on mom 8, be made with A pauls.ad w tterns_ In suk oe and Anat out-of-town pure fn an instant making , Tore Men be colored - uvoons.= fout landed at thelr convenient and egonomica Le 00 8 s Malton wit ut extia cost purchasing soda freda the bottler.\u2018oar des .| Sir George Drummond and Sir Montagu > Man #° _ \u2018 mens - ; \\ CONGRATULATED BY COUNCIL Elder-Depipater Subeldies Recommend- ed\u2014Regret for Late Hon.G.W.+ \u2018 ALLAN LINE \u2018 ROYAL MAIL SERVICE Great Annual July Sacrifice Sale Suphens, : it - rae } ARTMENTS \u201cUE MONTREAL TO Cu al ent oe eer: GREAT REDUCTIONS: IN ALL DEPAR VER CA REA.ILE | fed a Sh pee eg i lated since the Board adjourned for Men\u2019s and Youth's All Wool Mens and Youth's High Art 9 Phi rE Ts ; | X A letter from Mr.David Campbell, Tn tea Tweed Suits, large variety of Ready -to- wear Suits, hand TR cL a a \"$0 upwards, according j manager of ihe -Elder-Dempater patterns, well made and trimmed.Prices .teilored, equal to any and superior to ° \u201csmcoxp _CLASS, Liverpool or Londowl J.! od that Sir Alfred Jones, head of the were $7.00 and $8.00, most made to order, the latest designs derry, Bavarian.Tune ete as rod + company, bad offered.In corde! ties | 7 Our July Pri - and extra quality material.Were $14.00, oo _ : HIRD CLASS.Liverpool j might be stimulated 10 carry free of LOCK AIRS y ce $15.00 and $16.00.Child s 2-p1ece Fancy Pleated London or Glasgow, $13.00, ; hat red, articles to * * cy From Liverpool or Moville to J PRA el cs of ot seep | Our July Price.G1) OQ and Norfolk Suits.\u201c Were $2.25, Grebos.#18:50.0° 4 be exhibited at the different ports.An carefully repaired c aks | Men's and Youth\u2019s Suits, imported ° an ° GLASGOW DIRECT SERVICE.; er to sen on Oo Aus a called taken Rome .i cilian on 3 3 À 39 sis vas made, ln view of the fact enporionced men.English tweeds and worsteds, splendidly Just a few left of our Double Extra High $2.50 and $3.00.Preis.LITT Sah 2008 i trade with that colony.The company RR.Hemsley, tailored, perfect fitting.Were $10.40 Art Men's Ready-to wear Suits © Cabin, 10 Bacona Cabin, V8 Turd dass.: ernment Should jan » all subsidy.255 St.James Street, and $12.00, that have sold freely at $18.00 and $20.00.Ou r J uly Pri ce i 5 0 dows X.Gest Aponte © § R ee Ne ado eue the granting of Our July Price $7 50 Our July Price, to $12 00 .° LE ,.; Such a Jubsidy by the Dominion Gov- J clear them out, only ° D inion Line \u2018 many of the commercial interests of Weekly Saillags to Liverposl.= RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY.; A resol this city, render the honour bestowed ï ution expressing the sym- upon him peculiarly gratifying to the Those who have taken advantage in previous years of our JULY CHEAP SALE know that pathy of the Board of Trade with the family af the late G.W.Stephens, was The resolution read as follows: \u2018\u201cFhat the Council of the Montreal Board of Trade deeply regrets the death of the Hon.George Washington Stephens, which sad and unlooked for event is a very serious loss to this city: \u201cThat Mr.Stephens services as alderman for a long series of years were of immense value, hiz integrity and keen watchfulneas for the city's gnter- est earning for him the warm regard of his fellow citizens: .members of this board, who see in it a recognition by the Sovereign of the dignity and importance of commercial life : \u201cThat the council heartily congratulate Sir Montagu Allan upon the well deserved honour with which His Majesty has distinguished him, and it wishes that he and Lady Allan may long live to enjoy the same, and that happiness and prosperity may ever attend them.STATE OWNED CABLES.SAXE\u201d .we do exactly as we advertise.DEPARTMEN ONLY ~~ STORE CORNER ST.LAWRENGE AND ST.CATHERI TAL CLOTHIERS, NE STREETS.ey Le terme TT cMauxmes .- aly 2 » va.Storage.t Cold Storage and Cool AW.» Cold \u2018Breamers sail at daylight ~ or particulars.of moderate Ask Agents for culara of m rate service.To Liverpeel, $3756.Te Lou $40.00 and upwarda, according steamer und berth.- For all particulars as to freight and pas SSRETUE LEE ASUS Permet he B ° po Mentreel.188 tf.\u201cThat Mr.Stephens\u2019 work in the A circular letter from the Ottawa - ADS.RAILROADS.Provincial Parliament.first as a mem- Board of Trade, with regard to State reated the Canadian Committee RAILROAD .\\ ber in the House of Assembly, and owned cables, was laid on the table for of Arrangements: Canadian Pacific Railway Coy.later as a member of the Cabinet, further consideration.\u201cWhereas, the Canddian Committee PURE FOOD INSURES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES proved him to be a public spirited Copies of the prospectus of the D\u20acT- Cf Arrangements organized the recep- vt IN he SUMMER SAILINGS, MONTREAL and energetic representative, with no manent exhibition and selling reposi- tion In Montreal of the fifth Congress ANADA A LIVERPOOL.thought but for the good of this city tory of the food products and MANU- Cf Chambers of Commerce of the Em- ou U Y From Liverpool.Steamer.From Montre and province; factures of the Dominion of Canada pire, as also a most complete, enjox Al LWA : Tues.June 14.LAKE MANITOBA.June \u201cThat this council recalls gratefully and, the United Kingdom, at Kingston.ble and useful series of tou : Service Tues.June 38.ARE OR AI SE : Board, mo met in Jamaica, were Bald Ni by the Can.throughout the entire length of the \u2014Orange Meat and VE MON Lau DOMINION DAY Tues.July 18 LAKE MANITOBA.Aug Board, as a member of the Council in| They had been forwardeq dy the Can- Dominion: Be and you secure LEAVE MONTREAL\u2014$.40 a.m.10 pm.Tuew.July 13.LAKE Mo OATH.Aue « 1888 and 1889, and of the committee adtan commercial agent in Jamaica.\u201cBe it hereby resolved that the best the best-of-wheat breakfast cereal.and 7pm.eam.7.10 pm.Steamers «all from Mon Cu yrhich selected the site of the Board's Notification had been received from |, nd most cordial thanks and acknow- Combined by a al process ARRIVE OTTAWA\u2014IL40 a.m.7.Reduced Fares to break Paseengurs embarkias Cheers ER \u201cThat the Council extends to Mrs.the Peterborough Board oA Trade that ledgments of the.over-sea delegates with a special product, it yields the BAKING LEAVE OTTAWA\u20148.20 a.m.3.30 pm - RATES OF PASSAGE.; Stephens a the new hydraulic lift loc n \u201c| from all ports of His Majesty's do- full .and 6.35 p.m.QUEBEC, $4.90.TORONTO, $10.08, First Cabin, $65 and upwards.Rousd © : and the other members of Trent Canal would be formally open- mninlons.who visited Montreal and Can- nutriment of the wheat in a ARRIVE MONTREAL\u201411.20 am, 630 SHERBROOKE, $3.35 HAMILTON, $10.65 tickets at reduced rates.: x the family its deep sympathy in their o3 on July 5.on which occasion the FUTONS.WAC i \u2014Mont- most palatable form p.m.and 9.35 p.m.s NDON, $13.95.Second Cabin, to Liverpool, 887.50; x sudden and sad bereavement.\u201d railways would give special rates to ada ee eae cred ro the.Mont .Trains from Montreal at Jad OTTA VA EEE Lox oC a - London.840.00.Round trip, $71.38; La è NEW KNIGHTS CONGRATULATED.Peterborough.Te ote ara (AAA Ottawa at 8.20 am.run ; others other pels bap Reduction ard = .Im ta 0 ! The president referred to the recent ILLUMINATED ADDRESS.Le he \u201cmala congress, and for .dally excep Be etions for Valleyfleld, me at Rated to Liverpool, London, Glasgow: Bale i honour which had been done two mem- Mr.Charles Charleston, of London, | the graceful and liberal hospitality and We Give Hawkesbury, Rockland and all other in- SINGL FI CLASS FARE fast.Londo a Rotterdam.Ant ; 3 bers of the council, Sir George Drum- honorary treasurer of the delegates yinaness which they extended to its : termediate stations D June 30 and July L 817; to Gothenberg.Copenhagen aT.~ : mond and Sir Montagu Allan.He stat- from Great Britan to the Congress Of members.\u201d \u2019 .Time Tables and full information at Going Dates, Jum el Près Stockholm, Hango, ete, 323.| ed that this must gratify every member Boards of Trade of the Empire here The address, which is framed and all Grand Trunk ticket offices.14036 Retura Limit, July 4 From Liverpool or Londonderry Su $ ~ of the hoard.last year, wrote, forwarding the Îl- |handsomely illuminated.is headed with \u2014A coupon in every 15c.package Ser potuts at equally low rates.Apply t¥ \u2018i : a ilo ns resolutions were there- jyminated address, which was recently a view of the Montreal Board of Trade redeemable at our address with NEW YORK CENTR AL CHE AP PLE ASURE TRIPS tion Facile Rata Ces a oR come or the Montre BESIDE, 1 Rm, SRI | Salting.ana, (he ber boli, b bodsom bey plied sive te mous, st Tige Boia.erm 5 5 satisfaction the announcem with great Drummond, President of the Montreal gates to the congress, a well-executed 5, \"A & HUDSON RIVER R.BR.Ist JULY.Montreal 10 of 3 + Hon.George A.Drammen a past pea Board of Trade, at the recent dinner view of the Maisonneuve monument In sugar sheils and butter knives.Trains leave Windsor tation av follows .x # ni : held in London.Place d'Armes square, and the crest of dally exospt for all Adirondack d.Bon Com Ann pe Chen itt Ares sour.and di B00 AM.So Jin HNorthGermanLloy mmander of the most distin- strain cana; hon.president of the.con- Th i ttendance at the meeting ASK YOUR GROCER POR 7.30 Pm.«ny ions, Utica, Syracuse, na hn Order o£ St:-Michael and se gresd: .Lord Brasssy, president, and were: Mesars, George E.Drummond, Albany, New Tor a pénis puts St Hyacimthe .vee see soe 1 Fast Express Service ef] \u201cThat Sir George Drummond's re- Mr.Kenric B.Murray, secretary.It president: W.L Gear, first vice-presi- 3 A EEE Saadry \u201d oon oe St.Johns.ore ses os 100 PLYMOUTH\u2014CHERBOURG\u2014BABMEN.7 .bord in this city, his home for fifty reads: dent: Robert Munro, second vice-presi- 2.00 P.M.except Sunday Beau- Vaudreuil .21205 000 000 10.BO XK Wm.II, Jul 13,3 pm Kaiser, À: ets 4 \u201cWhereas, the Montreal Board of gent; James Thom, treasurer; R.M.5.10 P.M.Gally except Sunday ° (h st ALSO MANY OTHER POINTS.Kalser, July 15, 1 Pa | ronpe'a, Aug; 1 | years, as a leader among commercial hp .men.as a wise director and friend of Trade assumed the initiative in Invit- pajlantyne, F.H.Mathewson, Donald MPOUND cu LS, only Tid Kronpt's Ji 38,2300.| Ewe) Iho ae Y : charitable institutions, as an energe- Ing the Congress of Chambers of Com- Munro and John T.Wilson.He will show you samples of the C00K™S COTTON ROOT CO , LT OUT Pullman Cas ar miods- , P : 4 ; tic and capable worker for the im- merce of the Empire, to hold its fifth .the .then send r Ladies\u2019 Favorite.tion and full information, call at the city office Rail and Water Trips.Twin-Screw Passeager boy provement of civic conditions, as a] meeting in Montreal, in August, 1303.DROPPED DEAD.\u2014 Yesterday af- premiums, yous Is the only safe, reliable 130 5t.James Street, Lachine Cit uve een.56] PLYMOUTH CHESBOURG-BREMEN * a generous and discriminating patron of being the first occasion on which the ternoon Alphonse Contant, a farmer, coupons to remedy on which woman H.3.HEBERT, F.ER.BARBOUR, Ste.Anne de vee wee 2e Jremen, June 30, 11 à m Friedrich 38,10 À e dispenser of congress was ever \u2018Weld on colonial |62 years of age, living at St.Jacques can depend in time of CityT.cketAgent.123 eodtf General Agent Cerawall ._,.3.00 Kartu J loa.- Al ; - ; ; ; : Te l'Achigan, dro dead at the corner FRONTENAC CEREAL OO0.L need.Going by Rall-\u2014Returning by Boa , Alles » ae valua fogether.be SE A Board of |of Champlain PP Crate streets, while The cory or Toronto t= Prepared a ne 5 to Montreal © 7 t BasbarossaJuiydl,llam ce 15, ae.FE - Dominion Parliament, LIANE \u201cTrade sought and obtaln s lhe was on the way to the Place Viger \u201d Ne a à Mediterranean Service - 23 % > ed him out as one specially wor-|{ pur the co-operatio: th >.station to take a train for his home.No.1\u2014For ordinary GIBRALTAR\u2014NAPLES\u2014GENOA.+: A5 purpose ope n of other com u a oo _ to be honoured by the Sovereign, mercial bodies throughout the Domin- He failure is supposed to have been cases, 1s by far the best ae Luise\u2026\u2026July 2 116 m | Hoehsn Sept loll } M » that the council Teiplces that the lon of Canada, and with their omin- | the cau™\"%¢ of his death.dollar medicine ano I STATION ) Lrane.July > Ham te Fh Lio b; Po n please n sdom - \u201410 degrees stronger, .irene.] ug.3 lam.Hobtaia'n, lls K) and graciousness, to thus confirm the three dollars per box WINDSOR S : ath JULY.OKLRICHS à CO, & Brendwey, N.Xi.George Drummond's fellow citizens: | M1STOOIOIOIOIOIOIOIDIOHOIGTOIOIOHOIE : Tiiain was Barry Sullivan && Richard yuu your drugeist for C0 en pla mix.TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS ROUSES POINT, N.Y.\u2018|.w.i Henry.Sole agent for Meat ns, > .d.Take no .: « Ke - .> ! That to Sir George Drummond the Brett laughed hysterically.Euros anû imitations are dangerous No | 9.35 a.m, Day Express, daily, except Fare, $1.55.Temple Bullding, 185 Bi Jemes- cer council tenders its heartiest conzratu- - \u201cLet me speak more plainly.You [snd No.3 Are old dion of Canada.Mall- Sunday, arriving Burlington 12.28 Going July 3 and 4.PACA lations that his mañy services to tha e towmarket ste no doubt, a vague picture in STEEN address on recelpt of price and p.m, Trey 5.00 p.m.Albany 5.25 Return Limit, July 5, 1904 .Le general have been recognized by His \u2019 of 8 certain wentleman of lous rota pees Manes oo Bm Ne vor A amburg-J/ymericant y - escent who pop COMPANY.1b 8.00 p.m., Wo er 1.: .1 and No.3 are sold in Montreal by ; CITY TICKET OFFICES: g LE \u201c Majesty with the Order of knighthood: Or A LEGACY OF HATE.credited with osseasion of horns.ME \u2018utGate, Drugsist.1133 Notre Dame 7.40 p.m., Night Express, daily, af || 137 St.James Street.Telephones Main Semi Weekly Twin Sérvel Survige.À the honour which has been conferred \u2014 hoofs, and a bar tin treet pin Burlington i an.Bos.400 and 461, er Bonaventure Station, FOR FPLYMOUTE.CHERBOURG, \u201cHyg, & upon Sir George Drummond is shared \"wr , \u201cI've heard of him.\u201d me one -50 a.m.: Protorié.: soil > lady so eminently tted to grace By Louis Tracy, Author of Wings pacte Morning,\u201d \u2018The Final \u201cVery well.You will see ; (COMMON SENSE ton 7.00 a.m.Wort our cars ate rene Sambar.vis : - \u2019 , an J Waldetees.J it as is Lady Drummond, whose intel >\u201d Etc, very like him, minus the Pullman sleeping par C ANADIAN seche Fair à je Tee aforesaid, when you set eyes on t on through trains.ad lectual qualifications, social and chari- ted F.Fenno à Publishers, ¥ Publish : ) masivm Le.table work, and charming personality (Copyrieh Ma Noatreal Bras tr w pecial hii Fork: yd od tn principal occupant of 37 Middle Rats, Mice, Roaches, Bed Bug Secure accommodations and tle- p A | = | Cc vet Has grill room and tgye : have won for her a high place in the Street.NO OFFENSIVE ODOR.kets at 141 St James street.and oe Ce ard | call at Dover for London Paris.: Windsor Station.C.A.NIMMO T.M.FALLON, ; * MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.|| dent Pam age Cy Fane a TGS LEE Oe First ia pad Fg Br Ein et eb 900 and $785, Upward, Pert Arthur and East, According te eshson.Gelag June 30th Hamburg-.WN.James Thom.General Agent.1 \u2018st.regard of the citizens of Montreal, and WI indeed of fans in general; \u201cThat, in conclusion, the council prays for hark \u2018and Lady Drummond ntin ness and prosperity, to- Tether ed happines and strength A en.Plece of rgçestiveness, not overdone, able them to fuifil the duties attendant ® Mere wink of intoxication, as it sty.or 381 Queen.Wes Agere af imitations.si a OMIM OIOTOIOIOIE IICOIOIOONG Winter slowly assimilated this description.Then he inquired : CHAPTER XXIV.\u2014(Continued.) lowed you when you left the room, and «why à An = id you sa: that you 7 to B He staggered slightly, recovered his had not returned.being presumably In came away from rade Street à fev eee balance and went on.It was a master- her own apartment.minutes too soon ?\u201d tng osio cos \u201cAnything further 7\u201d \u201cWh COVERNTON'S CAla, \u201cMr.Hume asked Miss Layton to &0 ont here dia Mrs.Capella go when she 5 sn \u2014Tne and aT: FOL = were.and see if Mrs.Capella had retired for| « the leading of the - rament st.; W.H.Honey, Temple Bull upon their position, the discharge of th If she went to visit the man you by all druggists, 25e, S0e, $1.00.° ~= | Wogtreal Park & Island Railway Ce.; ur tered \u20188 A It sufficed.Such an explanation ac- e night.Miss Layton came back, ., 185 Bt.James : y's which in the past has won for them ts for many things In London.looking rather scared.with the infor- met, then she is acting in collusion with Agency, 178 St.James st 288 honour from our soverelzm and the warm esteem of their fellow-citizena.'] \u201cThat the Council of the Montreal Board of Trade -recelved with much pleasure the intimation that His Ma- Jesty had been pleased to confer upon Mr.Hugh Montagu Allan, a past\u2019 treasurer A of this board, the order of knighth : \u201cThat Sir Montagu Allan's intimate connection with the shipping of this port, and his identification with eo, .» The watcher resumed his interrupted \u2018progress.Brett crossed the street and .deliberately knocked at the door of a house in which the ground floor was flluminated._.Someone peeped through a biind, the door opened as far as a rattling chain would permit.\u201cGoodevening.\u2019\u2019 said Brett.\u201cWhat do you want 7\" demanded a suspicious woman.\u201cMr.Smith\u2014Mr.Horatio Smith.\u201d mation that Mrs.Capella had dressed and gone out.After a little further talk we came to the conclusion that you were both together.Waa that so?\" Brett had commenced his cross-exam- ination with the intention of humour- ously proving to Winter that he (the detective) would suspect the wrong person of committing the imagined murder.Now he straightened himself, and continued in deadly earnest; \u201cWhen did you leave the hotel her \u2018brother's murderer, and she knows \u2018 \u201cThat is a hard thing to say, Win- er.\u201d \u2019 \u2019 \u201cIt 1s a harder thing to credit, sir; but one cannot reject all evidence, merely because it happens to be straightforward and not hypothetical.\u201d \u201cWinter, you are sneering at me.\u201d \u201cNo; I am only trying to make you admit the tendency of facts discovered by yourself.There is a period in all with an expanded brain.When you buy a new hat you will be astounded and gratified.But beware of the fate of the frog in the fable.He inflated himself until he emulated the size of the bull.\u201d \u201cAnd then 7° \u201cOh, then he burst.\u201d The detective changed the conver sation abruptly.\u201cWhat do you propose doing, Mr.L serv 13 mal and Chenneville, 45 min.11 p.m.Last car 12.00 midnight to 13.15 p.m, 30 min service 1215 pm to 11.48 pm.MOUNTAIN.\u2014 From ML Royal avenue, 20 min.service, 5.40 am.to 11.40 p.m.From Victoria avenue, Westmount, 30 min » From Lachine\u201430 min.ve pgs Pre, 1180 pm.Lane vice, 5.50 a.m.\u2018ol aan AT \u2014 From Craig \u201cSAULT AU RECOLLE my itd BA : né PE \u2018a ~UINE.\u2014 From Post Office, 30 min.ques am to 11 p.m, last at As nd 30 min, service Iv.TOR 1 Sault au Recollet, 45 min.service, 5.30 a.m.\" Anchor Ii United States Mall A Sail from New York every Glasgow via Londonderty Saperior A at Lowest for all of passengers.1 Books of Information For sengers and New Illustrated BB i) Tours, : Apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS criminal investigation when deductive > reasoning becomes inductive.\u201d «j Brett ?servis, 85e to 1110 ea ° readi TIERVILLE.\u2014Frem Bnowdon's June- \u201cNow I have got you,\u201d cried Brett.1 purpose ng a chapter In|, CART 0 a.m.to 15.00 mia \u201cHe doesn't live here.\u201d \u201cAbout 10.15.\" \u201cDear me! Isn't this 76 Middle \u201cHad not Mrs.Capella returned ?a Fe inl Sg 19 Broadway, .B vo nat\u2019 ANAS 17 and ] way, SSPE.poaseckion à Cine street ?\u201d \u201cNot a sign of her.Mise Layton was « - ized \u2018 The Stowmarket Mystery,\u2019 written by ht.From Cartierville 40 min \u201c CAE tood to ARS\" \u201cYes: all thé same, there's noaSmith alarmed, both the men furious, Mr.'Ro- rou orn ps ES Eine Prat your friend, Mr.Holden.\u201d be am.to 11.60 p.m.service sore or, Le Moi AIRE 7 A A here.\u201d \u2014 bert particularly so.I did not see any Pp They heard a loud rat-tat on the MOUNTAIN BELT LINK \u2014Special Bait Pt e\u2014 : 103 ' The door slammed: but the barrister use In remaining there: thought, in Boo tay on reading inc ane.outer door.Ling service as requind, vib Si Catherine ST : 3 had attained his object.The other fact, T ought to ohey orders and await Le the ue Morgue \"1 \u201cProbably,\u201d contiriued Brett, \u201cthis is \"Extra cars will be fun on all Ines as re- .ANDREWS-BY-THE-SEA man had entered No.37.Yon here, 80 here I am.\u201cThe book is In my pocket,\u201d ad- its title.\u201d quired.phox extra 2 Jor Lachine.take creeping Car Service\u2014Through sleep- D Li NE ; Le ; e barrister scribbled on a card : mitted Winter.Smith entered with a telegram.It Notre © CATS ect at Cote St.8 leave Windsor street, 7.25 p.m.: CHAPTER XXV.+ ome 7 ran ; L For extra for Sault Reco! Is Mrs.C.at home ?* He rang for| «x recommend you to transfer it to 22 In the typed capitals usually asso- Fs Be Dents oar to connect af SBM Retaoar eave go) %oor, St Andrews.Boston-Quesnstown-Liverpoo WHERE DID MARGARET GO?tracks.\u2019 Smith, and said : your head.It should he issued depart.lated with Continental messages.It HV toncnYe Fast Twin-Serew Mall and Fases Returnin is goose news for bad \u201cTake a cab to Mr.Hume's hotel.US uf and Wednesdays.arriving Montreal A \"| In the Kennington Park Road he Give him that card\u2019 and bring me the Dentally as 3 supplement to the Felice N - 8.08 a.m.next day.Ee or ere ont: feet long.be : halled a hansom and drove home.Win- answer.If you and the cabman must u \u20ac NO More LIne.| neon leaves Naples to-night with PORTLAND, OLD ORCHARD, midsbine: sartect ventilation.HEADACHES =| ter awaited him.for Smith now admit- have a drink together, kindly defer the Tr morrow we have much to accom- athers.I travel same train\u2014 Holden.\u201d Searbere Beach, etc.Through ox 2AXONIA July 10, Au 16, Sept.13, Out.1}, | tea the-detective without demur-should function until (after your return.\u201cI am all attention.\u201d : Winder atmeesty Service.Trains Jeave IVERNE July §, Aug.3, ave.30, Sept 31, mast sooû part In the first place, Mra.Capella is The barrister surveyed the simple p.m.daily.ays, 7.45 Plans, satilage, Seis Slate mt, Boston, Mate FAST TRAIN for ST.AGATHE ||.Zstcety, seme Suid > \u2018The barrister walked to a sideboard, He knew full well that to attempt to ° words with intensit leaving London for Sh an intensity that indicated produced a decanter of brandy, and argue with his master would produce = \u20ac ot be or dene, North.operas his desire to wrest from thelr context helped himself to a stiff dose.a list of previous-convictions.ita h \u201c \u201cAh\u201d he sald pleasantly, \u201cour Am-| Then Brett proceeded to amaze Win- tions.The woman is weighted with a den significance to the Influen win leave Place, Tiger at 5.20 p.m, to- 53 end it\u2019 erican cousins call it a \u2018corpse reviver,\u2019 ter in his turn, giving him a full, true, tor am sorry for her.I prefer ££ the hour re cigar furious: 15S, Steamers weekly\u2014Collingwood and stations to Bt.Agathe.| | o Coiate _ \u2019 but\u2019 a corpse could pot do hat, could and complete history of events since to allow evene as supplied actes 1y.: ; nao?Sound, Sault Ste.Marie and Mack- Train leaving at 5.30 p.m.will run MONTREAL, ROCHESTER 8 QUEBEO he, Winter ?his parting from Mrs.Capella in the and his wife, anû all who visit them, \u201cYOU arrenge your words to sult the 3 Steame okie as Bt.Jerome.TRANSIT OO \u201cAleznmaria.\u201d weekly\u2014Sarnia to Sault Ste.TICKET OFFI \u201cI know a few corpses that would like corridor.next act for all the world like an Adel- Marle and ® Superior ports.to try.But, what is up.sir ?I have| He had barely finished the recital oF Whom they visit, must be watched x not often seen you In need of stimu-| when Smith returned with a note : incessantly.Get all the force required PR! play.\u201d he growled.Montreal to Rochester gnd ret (Next ort OMe JAMES ST.of Quinte).817.00.= urn (vis Bay (Sundays e ted) \u2014 Leaves Montreal Simm.Thursdays lants.\u201d \u201cI am most unfeignedly glad to give you the opportunity.Winter, suppose, sometime to-morrow, you were told that \u201cYes; she came in at 10.45, and has since retired for the night.She says that her head ached, that she wanted to be alone, and went for a long walk.for this operation in its fullest sense.You, with one trusted associate, must keep a close eye on No.37 Middle Street.On no account obtrude your- \u201cI see that Holden has the same gift.What does he mean by \u2018others\u2019 ?Who is Capella bringing with him 2\u201d \u201cWitnesses,\u201d volunteered Winter.\u201cJust so; but witnesses In what Daily P Parry Soud to Midland and Penetang.» CHEAP Montresl to Quebec and return, 9650.Leaves Montreal ¢ p.m.Tuesdays.3 (Meals and berth included in these rated} « Owe day tn Quebes, > one day in Roobester af ant routeto Buffale, Niagaes Palle, er etal If personally into affairs there.: the body of Reginald Brett, Esq., bar- \u2018 rather to resent our anxiety.®® cause 7\" Collingwood.rister-at-law.and a well-known ama-| Helén and 1 will be glad when we are Rather miss Events en re, the\u2014how can I tell?\u201d H.C.OND, Preat., teur Investigator of crime, had been all safely away from London.D.H.picked up shortly after midnight in the| The barrister pondered over this com- You understand me thoroughly ?° | Kennington district, whilst the medical munication for a long time.\u201cI am to sec and not be seen.*If 1 Try the deductive reasoning you flung po .at me a while ago.\u201d - 153 33 evidence showed that death was caused T fear.\u201d he said at last, \u201cthat I came cannot do the one without the other, I} ®_ 7 © quite know what * deductive ® \u2018| by a fructured skull, the result o from Middle St a few min- must do neîther.\u201d - ; ; ; fall, there being no other marks of fro utes too soon.To tell thé truth, I was What a holiday you are means,\u201d was'the sulky admission.Th SKA LLOYDS Te all Points en Line, at Trip to y AVIGATION Co.RA 4 1 ee .ha: Y will ran What mod ou Bt Sie a o NST MVE Fon Vn 6 BOT (0 be ontinet) _JAVIGATIOI ONE First Ciass FARE Le 0 andfanada.mailing as fonows: ot] te oy sent SOUTHERR PACIFIG + | Fro New York to New Orleans by Seamer, honed bf \u201cIt all depends upon the additional ready for him.\u201d retura es 1904 facts that came to light\u201d .\u201cIs he really so like the others that M til er m From Fro ontreal-Teorento Line \u2014 Steamers Stefier.Havre.La Pallice.Montreal le&ve at 2.15 daily, except Sundays.rail through : Ju treal tom Lime \u2014 Steamers LOUISIANA, TRXAS and ARIZONA\" \u201cI he tell them ta J You vere he might be mistaken for one of aware that ad qu e hotel, them ?* Mes on leave at 7 p.m.on Mon.Wed.and Fri \u2019 : fa 8 .; PF.7.Bresus, M.Ÿ.5.A, 199 Se.Fraaliin Lf orus Om 10 OR 18 Get BI pm ay oe oueamers leave at 7 nyrocuee, NT 188 cause you called there LY \u201cIn a sense, yes.He has the same And monthly thereafter.teamers Jeave Que- : rn dld you see ?* figure, general conformation, and fea- D t - bec at 8 a.m.on Tues, W Pri : or rat of péretent and furfher in- gat, from July Sth daily.ed.and way aller from Cutarrh or Cold tn TRIPS |ÉSSS ES EE FO DOMINION Day |Pelightfal Californi ; Toronto.\u201cBy applythg your borrowed logic.} ©.H.NICHOLSON, TT XY Ih.© Douce tell your frieod Hair Falling ?di.Tio/roiat they know Ayer's Hair Viger checks falling of the hair, ry.stores color to gray hair, and sakes the hair grow.£:5.4ry < + tL 4 x : tures.But in other respects he is ut- \u201cMr.David.He mid that you were teriy different Have you ever seen angry with Mrs.Capella, for no earth- a grent actor in the role of Mephistop- Head, Keanedy's Mage NR Toi Garret en oy Toke y * 128 si.dunes ST.0np.PQ : ue ue Pda ate Ming.IOBLÉ | carer of \u2018an Grosigiates Toe Ms 6 iy reason that ht could make out.He heles ?* , pret tL mnt Pe ¥ Tribuse Bullding, oy Building, Chicago.REAL DA \u201cSTAR\u2014THURSDAY, JUNE\"! 0.1904 F the United M.Lee New York.and =.Agents in France, Mayence, Favre & Cie., p= t im Toronto, M.W.McGillivray, 70 west .Ottaws Despatch and Agency Co., Agents attempt to break through.They mar all along the line.They may concentrate an point.Consequently, while it is necessary to guard every foot of the thirty That the Jape have captured some of the outer forts of Port Arthur seems tolerably certain from the numerous reports received, but there is .considerable doubt as to the precise loaction of these forts.According to a writer in Harper's Weekly there are about thirty thousand men in Port Arthur to defend a line of fortifications thirty miles in length.It is impossible for the garrison to know at what pqint on this long line the Japs may attack almost anywhere, or everywhere, «normous force at any one THE PASSING HOUR, | The scientists say that saalls make musiè.It must be funeral marches ; Everybody seems to stay at the Inside In\u201d at St.Louis.So they do at St.Vin- | cent de Paul.Mansfield only wants two-fifty this time to make your flesh creep.the forts A VETERAN OF THREE:WARS CURED _.BY PE-RU-NA OF STOMACH CATARRH -~ \u201cPe-ru-na is Infallible for Catarrh of the Stomach.\u201d W.W.Jackson.De ns \u2014 ee MEETINGS EE AU EE LA RE RONA CSS AND AMUSEMENTS.TO-NIGHT , AT 815 John Philip Sousa\u2019s ] MEETINGS A ACADE {um MANS Friday, July 1, IV Saturday, July 3, The ' Japs are capturing around Port Arthur as easily carries bridal towers.They discovered counterfeiters In Tor- as June | | Captain W.W.Jackson, 705 G street.NW, Washington, D.C., writes: El Capitan Deminien Day Matinee at 230.NIGHT BRICES\u2014150, 25c and 35c.Box æ Ww.FRANCAIS Er; uvre, EE SEMENTS, Seat Sais Monday TERRIBLY, EIDELBERG, Prices, 540.2.50.1524 Sk Friday (Dom.miles, a defending force averaging a thousand men per mile, ~ A .PUS EEE ARE Er x - \u2018 rt, +; om de.! ypublie revenue.The Government hop- + à x\" ~ Fa 5 WERK ENDING JUNE 25TH, 1904.hat st, air Lend d, P B on, Englan ercy A.109 Fleet st Circulation of the Star.MONDAY .56,08 TURSDAY , |, .56,103 a WRDONESDAY , , .56101 JWURSDAY .| | 56,113 Hmibay 2 2 LL .56,415 BATURDAY .6220 Ë + ;.TOTAL .342,809 Oally Average .57,135 Weekly Star Last Week .125,522 BIE 468,331 \u2018One lssus of the Daily and Weekly Star aggregates 181,000 > From the above figures are excluded déverai thousand subseriptions regard- = \"their pockets, Chinamen, wheq:' g -+f under guard five refused towoshtes# Were belng deported, .Af +7 .ccupy the same compart- They were consequently given In their representations to the railway officials, through the indignant Chinamen sald that they had plenty pb - they had their certifonias la getting to be well understood out the world.But 4 ig just a remihd all concerned oceasiohally Canada is really \u2018\u2019Æreater America far as a contrast with the Tnited Stes |: Roes.The firm name for this contin must always read.\u201cWe, U.8., & Co.\u2019 \u2014\u2014 The traveller stepped out of the ca stretch his legs a bit while the trainm were doctoring a hot box.\u201cWhat town ls this?\u2019 he said to solitary native on the station pl form.\u201cName's on the sign up there,\" plied the native.\u201cOh.yes\u2014Drearyhurst.How far is to Chicago?\" \u201cYou'll find that on the sign.too\u201d \u201cBo it Is\u2014fourteen miles.Much bug ness done here\u201d DOMINION DAY at ST.JOHNS ist Annual Regatta of the CANADIAN CANOE ASSOCIATION (Eastern Division), Under the Auspices of the ST.JOHNS YACHT CLUB Races.Eighty-One Eatries.Badges admitting holder to the Club House and Grand Stand may from officers of the club, or at the entrance to the Boat House.Twelve RETURN will leave Montreal, foot of st, at 1 p.m, sailing Nazareth calling at Chatesmgway, then around -the magnificent Nun's Afriving at Montreal about 6.90 Bell Tel.Main 1848.Round Trip, Boe.Steamer Beauharnois UP LAKE ST.LOUIS, and Pelle, SHOOTING THE RAPIDS.sul = Traink leave G.T.R.Depot, 7.21, 9.00, and 30.15 am.Re free DOQE™ Johna at 7.25, 7.35 and 9.26 p.m.arp\u201d Ph, leave st TICKETS AT SINGLF- \u201cNot much Keeps us née tr ST.LAWRERCE COURT.Ne 263.C.0.F.rett though.mindin\u2019 !t* P y busy \u201cHad a great deal nf rain In this sec tion?\u201d \"Well.feet yet.\u201d \u201cAny newspaper the town?\u201cNo sir.Nothin* but the Dreary.hurat Democrat.* v \u201cMuch building going an here?\u2019 \u201cSome.Abe Syfert put u - house last fall.P Pa chicken \u201cYou don\u2019t have much business to do yourself, do you\u201d \u2019 Yes, sir.They keep me down he at the deepo to answer fo! questiong dti \u201cSo 1 perceive.Well, you're rather too many for pg ever take a drink\u201d \u201cSamet\u2019mes.** \u201cThen suppose there and help rv, is moving of, } bune.225 we haln\u2019t growed webs on ouf published in FACTS AND FIGURES.In the United States the sparrow ha six broods à year; In Britain seldom mors than three.There is no compulsory attendance at schools in Japan for the reason that none is needed, both parents and children being eager for all the educational advantages they can get.Indla has.perhaps.a greater variety of plants than any other country in the x] Q 3 £ - A W.C.McALLISTER, Hon.Sec.réa U A dames = © M.A.A.A.GROUNDS, > SATURDAY, 13th AUGUST.Entries Tel.Main 2157.Plattsburgh at 8 p.m.\u2018GRAND EXCURSION HO! FOR PLATTSBURGH For the Glorious FOURTH ! Sunday, July 3rd, 1904.Tickets geod te return Menday Ev\u2019g, July 4, Price $1.30.Children 60c.Trains leave Honaventure Station at 8 am.; returning, leave 155°3 St.Anthony's Court 126, C.O.F.Excursion, |™ =evr & roncorrs.GRAND EXCURSION Plumbers Union = Burlington, Vt, ks > F MoDougal's decisions have been #0 \u201c Wiiosé blundering or wrong doing he ; :.mepported by the Senate and House of \u201cJ.Clemmons is a sad reflection upon the 3 cwnucience like that.istry the reverend editor of the Globe 4: gieqt college.PE mer\u201d Mr.~ æ.ainisters.eonstantiy over-ruled by the very men » employed to check, that he feels No in honour to resign his office to make public his reasons for so That he has not been heartily fndependence and public spirit of \"THE \u201cGLOBE\u201d CONSGIENCE.- \u2018he Toronto Globe says that Mr.\u2018Piahiers two statements\u2014the one as- \u201cenrting that \u201cthe only ground\u201d on \u2018whieh he \u201cmade any suggestions\u201d in thé Pickell affair had \u201creference to \u201cmilitary qualifications,\u201d and the other that he intervened to remove the impression that the squadron was \u2018a politioal Tory organisation\u201d\u2014'are in no way hiconsistent.\u201d Jt.must be convenient to have a \u201cWe do not know what school of sop- fellows, but it is certainly a magnl- fio school for a party journalist.Hétdatter we should have all our party phitepaper writers trained at a theolo- \u2018There seems to.be apthing like it for moral deftness and ourselves a fair trial.But do not let us dodge the sentence.Let us rather \u201cwork it out\u2019 so that we may have a better record to contemplate on next Dominion Day.Lord Dundonald\u2019s \u201c\u2018indiecretion,\u201d\u201d From Black and White (London.) It is not easy for us at home, who have had little cause to complain of political interference with the personnel of the army (though it has been thought \u2018advisable to bar petticoat influence in Pall Mall), to understand the indignation of Sir Wilfred Laurier at Lord Dundonald\u2019s protest.The Earl, who commands the Canadian militia, objected to the action of a minister (not the Minister for Defence, but another acting in his absence), In striking out of a list of commissions for a new cavalry regiment the name of a political opponent; and it would seem as if Lord Dundonald took this step, knowing full well the consequences which would follow to himself, as the only means of drawing public attention to a distinct abuse of power.Granted that it is the desire of every Canadian to have a strong, well equipped force for home defence, it is impossible to suppose that there will not be an outburst of popular sympathy with Lord Dundonald, who assuredly had no personal axe to grind and no votes to Influence.It is clearly a case in which the wider claims of military efficiency must prevail over local poll- tical considerations of none too worthy a character.Lord Dundonaid'® return from his command is certain, but his successor will be emboldened by his action to make a stand for « with politics in the management of the militia.It is sajd that a Aylmer, Jrish peer, born and _ from the United States Government; and that they must not be confounded with Chinamen who had been ordered to be deported.They were paying their way on the C.P.R, and they had a right to choosy their company, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Visit of British Engineers.Two hundred membirs of the British Institute of Engineérs of London, England, will make a visit to the St Louis Fair in the eariy autumn,and on the way will visit Cayada, under the auspices of the Canadian Soclety of Civil Engineers of this city.The English visitors expected to arrive in Montreal New York on Septe ber 30, and will Send one week ada.The programme for th4r Canadian sojourn is as yet not coipleted, but it is expected that the itherary will include some of the princikI cities ot the Dominon.Death of Mrs.Dalg Mra.Edesse Dalpe (nee NiQol) dled on Monday morning after a bng and painful iliness, which she bore¥ith patience.She was in her Aty-first year.She leaves to mourn her family of one son, Dr.W.H.DalfA B.A., of Montreal, and five daughter Mrs 8.A.Abbott and Mrs.A.E.Bloht, of Ottawa; Mrs.J.Casgraln, of EIN Me.Chompton, of Montreal, and Mis Daipe.Mrs.Dalpe was the wife the late \u2026 & Daipe, of Roxton Por, a plane plane tron manufacturerirhe died ten years ago.She was a meh; 1 of the Baptist Church ef Roxton._ To-Night's Appointments.Theatre Francais Nell Gwynn.\u201d | Park\u2014Vi end FRA TIL FE i = Sohmer * i world, having 15,000 native species, while the flora of the entire continent of Europe only embraces about 10,000.Last year there were 99,465 licenses granted to publicans, beer house and hotelkeepers in England and Wales, from which the revenue was $6,047,860.Ion- don alone had 7,536, the amount received being $1.361,605.The rallway commission of Texas has ordered the rallways of the State to make monthly reports of .interlocking plants at rallway crossings, ng the condition of the apparatus and the character and extent of accidents, if any.According to M.Pichon.the Japaneses soldier has muscles like whi , is n sure shot, has an eye for marks and a memory for locality.He can do with three hours\u2019 sleep out of the twenty- four, Is cleanly, attends to sanitary instructions, and is ardently patriotic.He costs the State about nine cents a day, and thinks himself well off.The Original Corn Cure The first ever manufactured, and to-day the largest seller is Putoam\u2019s Painless Corn Extractor.Nearly half a century ago nam's\u201d was first introduced to the public.Owing to merit, its sale now extends over Great Britain, United States and Canada, wherever English- speaking people, are found.The success of Putnim's Extractor li due to its wuperiority over substitutes, \u2018and its ability to cure any kind of coth or wart without pain.If you have-aot Hee Puthem's.you've missed a q 's guaranteed y 8 trom quarter a bottle: Get ; vaut motte \u2018formally © advised of the Intentions of FO TENDER FEET \u201826 cts.à box at druggists, or we pay | On SUNDAY, JULY 3rd, 1904 Train will leave Windsor Station at 8.30 .TICKETS\u2014ADULTS, $1.38, Tickets good to return on regular train, July 4, '04.m.Return at 800 p.m.C DREN, 78e¢.158°2 _ PETER CHRISTIE NOMINATED.For the House of Commons by South Ontario Conservatives.Whitby: ~Ont., June 30.\u2014The Conserva- tive-canvention for Bouth Ontario yesterday dfternoon nominated Peter Christie, of Reach Township, for the forthcoming general election to the House of Commons.One hundred and seventy delegates were present.liam Smith, ex- M.P., was nominated, but withdrew in favour of Mr.Christie.Germany and Haytl Washington, June 30.\u2014The State Department has taken note of the press report of the despatch of warships by France and Germany to Hayti to secure reparation for the attack upon the persons of the French and German ministers recently by Haytien soldiers at Pert au Prince.The department has not been France and Germany, but assumes that these reports are pe correct.Following its invariable rule in such cases, the department will not intervene uniess some act 1s committed that appears to bs beyond the hounds of strict justice.\u2014 THERE 18 NOTHING LiKE FOOT ELM.STOTT & JYBY, Bowmacviile, Ont.TURKISH BARBARISM.Six Thousand Armenians Sald to Have Been Massacred.- London, June 30.\u2014It is stated from an anti-Turkish source that the victims of the recent Armenian mansa- cres numbered nearly 6,000, instead of 3,000.At the village of Akhbl, the number of persons killed were so many that their bodies, which were thrown from a bridge, dammed the river, which the Turks freed by firing artillery Into the heaps corpees The House May Meet Again.Special to The Montreal Star.Toronto, June 30.\u2014According to a World Ottawa special, the present Par.lUament may have another session, early and short one, next year.A story is current, \u2018the tch declares, that the Privy Council is likely to give judgment in favour of the provinces and against the Dominton in the appeal of the former against the Redistribution Bill of 1903, which wuold mean that the act was unconstitutional and that a new dill distributing the seats In the Dominion Ho ould have to be put through Parlia- men : British Residents Ask Protection, \u2018Tancier.June 30.\u2014In view of the de- pdrture of the warships from here, the British stibjectd have petitioned Lansdowne.the British Foreign Secre- The membe outed tong, T.W.MAQUI ] IN RE DINELLE & COIN LIQUIDATION.Sealed Tenders marked \u201cTender\u201d will be recelved by the undersigned until WEDNESDAY, the 8th July, 1904, at 3 o'clock, for the purchase (en bloc or arately) of the following immoveables: L 23 lots of land on the east side of Davidson street, below Sherbrooke, being Nos.596 to 618 of the sub-division of official No.29 for the Incorporated vile lage of Hochelaga, with bulidings.2.24 lots on the west side of Cuvillier street, being Nos.569 to 592 of the subdivision of said lot No.29.8.24 lots on the east side of Cuvilller street, being Nos.876 to 899 of the subdivision of said lot No.39.4.9 lotsa on the west side of Aylwin street, being Nos.864 to 872 of the subdivision of said lot No.29.The undersigned will not be bound to accept the highest or any of the tend- - = commended by the dentists.It cleanses disiafects the hardens the Prices 25e, 50e, $1.00.For sale all sista.> i re SKIN, SCALP.BLOOD POISON AND Genito-Uminary Diseases.MEN AND WOMEN'S TROUBLES.Superfluous Hair, Moles, etc, removed by Electrolysis.DR.H.J.BRODEUR, Specialist, of Paris.Impotence, Weakness, Varicocele, Strains and Losses, Stricture, Gleet, Orchitis, tresat- ed at 2076 8t.Catherine st.few doors east Bleury st.Daily 9 am.to § pm.Bell Tel.Main 2978.155 156 cod 3 WAy not visit the Capital T Booms on Dominion Day ?Open day.KING EDWARD HAS STARTED FOR HOME.Kiel, June 30.\u2014King Edward started on his homeward voyage this morning aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.No farewell salutes were fired, saivoes having been given last night after the banquet, on the King left the yacht Hohenzollern.after having bade Emporer Willlam farewell.King Edward and Emperor William vesterday witnessed part of the racing from Eckernfoerde to Kiel on board the Victoria and Albert.The German yacht Suzanne won the goM cup given by King Edward.The Empress's yacht Iduna was second and the Ingomar was third.The Kalser's yacht Meteor III did not finish and was towed in by a torpedo- boat.Mr.Ross, M.P.for the Yukon, has declined renomination.A PERFECT EMULSION, An odorless and practically tasteless combination of purified petroleum, pure glycerine and hypophosphites, Angler's in a perfect Emulsion.It readily mixes in milk, water, chocolate, coffee, wine and other Hquids It Is , à 66, 200 à 060 à soTTLE parpanss BY General Agente, H, McLAREN & CO,, 680 Craig Street « Montreal FOR A CLEAR HEAD TAKE BEECHAM'S PILLS 80)4 Rverywhere.Ia boxes, 28 gents.Will Mrs.Picken please call at 56 Victoria Square as sible.soon as pos welcomed by the weakest stomach.tary, ging him to take Mexyures to protect the lives and property British Try a 500 bottle Slocum Directors Suprender.New York.June 30.\u2014Several directors of the Knickerbocker Steamboat Company, al! of whom are charged with responsibility for the General Slocum disaster by the coroner's jury, yesterday surrendered to Coroner Berry.The directors were admitted to bail by the coroner to awalt the ace tion of the grand jury.Special Notice.Piano Favorites.For nearly thirty years our has been the favorite plano store.We sell Chick- ering.Heintzman & Co.and many other fine makes.Prices right.terms easy.C.W.Lindsay, Limited, 2366 St Cae therine street: St.Catherine street.155 8 eod Your watch cleaned from $1.00.guage anteed for one year.R.Hemsley, Watchmaker, 2356 St.James street.: 6 eod tf With the latest patented device on the Angelus Ptano-Player.the phran- ing lever, you can prolong or shorten syllables in the rendition of songs\u2014- can phrase to suit your own taste or fancy: can take any liberty known tn the musician.Layton Bros.sein agents for the Angelus, 144 Peel street.East End branch 1628 | veu \\ - few On, nous À soy\\d Æô&t, in a position to say whether any \u201cE\" SQu'livays in Ontario, Quebec, or Dr R0Mritime Provinces.charge a passen- i n Ç J ONFDENTU® \u2019 & + W Hon.John Haggart Makes Motion of Protest in House.- .\u2014t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE PREMIER REPLIES Mr.R.L.Borden Describes Lord Dundonald as a Fellow Citizen.Special Staff Correspondence, The Preas Gallery, House of Commons, Ottawa.June 30.\u2014 The habit which the Government has contracted of treating as confidential, documents which ought to be made known to Parliament and through Parliament to the country, was severely criticized in the House yesterday by Hon.John Hag- gart and Mr.R.L.Borden.Three glaring instances of this abuse have occurred during this session and last.The three public papers which have been suppressed are the Bialr memorandum, the petition in which Mr.C.M.Hays embodied his first proposition for a transcontinental railway, and the report of Lord Dundonald.The first two of these have since become fami- Mar to the people, but no persuasion has yet been able to extract the third from the pi hole where the Minister of Milita placed it.Mr.Pope wps informed that the re- celpts on the Government raliways for the ten months ending May 31 last, Were $6.009,768.15, and the expenditure, .- Mr.Emmerson told the House that re Government had no record and is the ger rate of more than three cents a @ Mr.Bell.of Pictou, asked whether the House would adjourn at six o'clock on Thursday., The Premier replied that if good progress was made, he might be induced to quit at that time, but at any rate ft was a matter pretty much within the control of the House itself.The following railways have filed with the Government standard passenger tariffs, as required by the Railway Act: Dominion Atlantic, Vancouver, Western and Yukon, British.Yukon and Klondike, Tillsonburg and Lake Erle.MR.HAGGART'S MOTION.Mr.Haggart.on the motion to go into supply.offered a resolution expressing regret that the Government had seen fit to withhold from Parliament documents of a public character to which Parliament was entitled for the proper consideration of matters to which such documents related.Mr.Haggart Instanced, first.the Blair memorandum.which was withheld on the plea that it was confidential.One of the Ministers who differed from his colleagues, a statement of his views and transcontinen\u2018 way.This paper showed on its face that it was a petition to the Government to consider certain tions made by the Grand Truak Railway.While the Government had pee the Premier had solemniy assu the House that every document to the matter had been brought down \u201cwithout any equivocation at all.\u201d The production of the paper certainly aston- {shed the House after the Premier had denied that anything of the kind was in existence.Then there was the part of Lord Dundonald's report which had been suppressed.The latter addressed to the Minister of Militia.enclosing the report, was marked private.but not s0 the report itself.It was held that this report should be considered secret and confidential in the interests of the coun- 1 3 3 1 + Z A FELLOW-CITIZEN.Notwithstanding any assurance to the contrary, from any quarter whatever of the race and birth of the Earl of Dundon- ald, he will alwuys be regarded fn Canada.not as a \u201cforeigner\u201d or as a \u201cstranger,\u201d but as a \u201cfet- low-citizen.\u2019\u2014Mr.R L Borden in the debate on Hon.John Hag- gart's resolution.de he fe pe pe de he pt bby fe de fe 8e de fe doh ddd | try, but the commander-in-chief was surely the best judge of whether his report required to be kept secret, and in this case Lord Dundonald had requested that his report be made public.The cemmander-in-chief was well within his powers when he made that report or when he assumed the direction and control of the appointment of officers to the militia.Such things were not legally subject to the approval of the Minister of Militia at all.The Minister had properly no power except that of initiative in matters relating.to the expenditure of money.The military command and discipline of the militia rested with the commander-in-chief.Rut in any event how could a document be regarded as confidential when the man who wrote it asked that it de published > Even if the writer of a document marked It \u201cconfidential,\u201d it could pot be regarded as such when it was gent to a public \u2018official and related to public business.THE GREGORY INCIDENT.A reference to the case of Col.Gregory led Mr.R L.Borden to ask that all the correspondence between Colonels Otter and Gregory be brought down, as well as the correspondence between either of them and the Government.\u201cThere is no objection,\u201d replied Sir Frederick Borden.\u201cAnd -may I ask\u201d interposed Col.Hughes, \u2018that all verbal directions given by the Minister of Milttia to Col.Otter be placed on the table,\u201d \u201cIt is not recorded on the phonograph,\u201d sald Sir Frederick.A SLIGHT UPON LORD DUNDON- ALD.aggart, proceeding.declared that the slight put upon Lord Dun- donald was such as no gentieman could submit to.The correspondence regarding the Dundonald matter, as brought down, contained answers by Mr.Fisher to two communications from Col.Whitley, letters which Col.Whitley wrote were not produced.It Mr.H 4 presented it to them.When a Minister gave up his position, Mr.Haggart contended, Parliament was entitled to all the papers relating to the matter.Under such circumstances, the people were entitled to know what had happened and the reason, as a matter of fact the document was never treated as confidential, as the discussion clearly showed that it had been communicated to other than the members of the Privy Council.Another document which had been kept of the Grand back was the original offer Trunk with regard to the Col.Whitley's letters were referred to at all, they should have been produced.since it was quite clear that they were written by the colonol as to his superior and related to public affairs.The Government had adopted the dlan of doing \u2018everything under the guise of its being secret and confidential and allowing to leak out not what the country should know, but what they thought would keep them in power.And yet the Premier had accused the Conservatives of being Results of Yesterday's Play in the Canadian Golf Championships.DOE ® re ©) HHO IOIOIOIOIOIGIONS 5 n and the general who journeyed to Dixie the first round of golf championships fell repald for The match in which tham, ed fine golf, but he had given Lyon too large a lead In the early part of the and was decisively beaten, Lyon being 4 up and 3 to play.1st Hole.\u2014Lyon, heaving the honour at the first hole, made a good drive, and, after Southam had followed suit, played a good brassey shot, which left him with an mashie shot for the green.Southam sliced his brassey, and his approach being short, was on the green in four, where he missed an easy putt, holing out in six Lyon overran with his first putt, but won the hole by going down in ve tnd Hole.\u2014Both Lyon and \u2018Southam, af- Lyon placed his ap- holed out in 5, while Southam, having topped his mashie shot, needed 6.Lyon was now 2 up.3rd Hole.\u2014Both played mashies at this hole, and, after two putts, each managed good brasseys.Lyon holed out his second putt for five, jwhile Southam missed Se 8 tt putt needed six.Lyon, 3 es over the bunker up.Sth Hole.\u2014Lyon drove his ball out of on to the Lyon placed a mid, while Southam was short with à mashie.Southam then laid his ball dead.and putted out in 5, while Lyon missed a putt, but to halve the hole in 5.Lyon 6th Hole.\u2014Both carried the with mashie shots, and placed their balls Southam overran the bates in the House Government came into power, & state of affaire for which the Government must be held responsible since the conduct of the House was in their hands THE PREMIER'S REPLY.Sir Wilfrid Laugier retorted that in order that the tone of this debate might be higher than those in the past.he would not follow Mr.Haggart's arguments, but would confine himseif to the question.The attack was practically confined to three documents, the Blair memorandum, the letter from Mr.Hays, and the Dundonald report.As to the Blair memorandum, how did Mr.Haggart know that it was ever laid before the Government.Mr.Haggart\u2014\"Because the Finance Minister and other members of the Government have admitted it\u201d Mr.Fielding\u2014\"1 have made no such admission.\u201d À Continuing, the Premier said the document had been made public in a manner that had not yet been explained.If Mr.Blair had asaed permission to lay that memorandum before the House.no doubt His Excellency would have given it to him, but Mr.Blair had not seen fit to do so, and therefore the Premier could see no ground why it should be laid before the House at all.As to the communication from Mr.Hays.the Premier had nothing to add to what he sald on the former oc- | casion when the subject was discussed.That letter( he sald, was addressed to himself.Regarding the withholding of part of Lord Dundonaid's report.the : Premier contended that all the Minister was bound to lay before Par- llament was a statement of what had been done by his department.The Min- {ster was not bound to report as to his intention.\u2018The policy of national defence should be left a matter bet ween the minister and his military adviser.Military correspondence should be kept secret just as ic correspondence Is kept secret \u2018Sir Wilfrid also went briefly into the question of the conduct of Lord Dundonald and defended the Government's action on the ground that the military must be subject to the civil power.The Premier quoted from Todd and May in support of his contentions.MR.RL.BORDEN.Mr.R L.Borden accused the Premier of \u201csettling up a straw man which nobody but himself has any regard for.\u201d that the military was not subject to the civil authority.That was not the suppressed.It was impossible to support the contention that the G.O.C.was to be a mere automaton, without power to think for himself, without regarding military affairs.taken by the Premier.markable that the conténts of the suppressed portion of Lord Luandonald's report\u2019 appeared to be known to newspapers supporting the QGovernment.Mr.Borden did not know whether the Prime Minister was shocked at this staet of affairs, but, so far, he had shown no indignation.It looked like an attempt to take advantage of Lord Dundonald by misrepresenting his report and denying him an opportunity to .Was it true that the part of Lord Dundonald's report which dealt with the state of the militia had been published.while that part which suggested a policy had not been published?\u201cThat's as I understand it.\u201d said the Premier.\u2018 A DIRECT ISSUE.\u201clord Dundonald does not so understand it,\" said Mr.Borden, \u201cand there is à direct issue between him on the green.hole, and needed 4.while Lyon won the with a 3.Lyon now 4 up.7th Hole.\u2014Lyon made a magnificent Southam pulled his ball out of under penalty of loss of distance.Bouth- am played a cleek shot just short of the Both players required two putts, hole by 5 to 6.Lyon now 6 holes up.sth Hole.\u2014This hole was halved in + strokes by means of a cleek, a mashie, and two putts each.9th Hole.\u2014Lyon made a good drive, and then overran the hole, while Southam was four feet from the hole on his second, but missed the putt, and had to be content with a half in 4 Lyon still § up.10th Hole\u2014Lyon made a good drive.and followed this by placing his mashie shot on the green.Boutham was short on his approach, but laid his ball dead with a mashie shot.Lyon putted short, and then holed out.halving the hole in 4.11th Hole\u2014Lyon, who was just short green, good and putted out in 3.Southam sliced his drive green.giving Lyon the material.and we can will call in waist suits.at a reasonable price.to look around.L IS © Pa, ; Fa S.E.Hunter.Ag: TTR pant; Montreal | Perhaps you think you have to pay a high price for Novi-Modi style, workmanship and excellence of If you do.you are wrong, would like to have you look over our summer costumes and shirt- See our Shirt-Waist Suits at $5.00 each\u2014four different lines\u2014they will convince , you that style and goodness can be purchased Call in any day\u2014you\u2019re always welcome prove it to you if you at our Wardrobe.We 13th green, and after teeing his |\" Nobody had ever argued LORD DUNDONALD'S OBJECT.point.The question was whether the country and Lord Dundonald were | re ght to Place the crie short treated fairly In having his report do is to prevent the interposition of full the Auditor-General's ed something which the Government like.would it be within the discretion of the Government to suppress that?In any case Ît was 5 a minister to cut out part of an official's report and then lay it before Parliament without anything to show that some of it has been eliminated.Mr.Borden altogether to agree to the position taken by the Minister of Finance, that when a document was col the Government were absolutely justified In denying its existence.As to the Blair memorandum it would have been right for the Premier to inform the House, if Mr.Blair did not, that the difficulty was not only as to the contract with the Grand Trunk Pacific as it stood, but because Mr.Blair held that a trans-continental rallway should be bullt oy the Government.It was disingenuous for the Government to withhold this part of the explanation.As to the communication from Mr.Hays, Mr.Borden pointed out that it related to a public matter, it petitioned for public aid, it was aot- ed upon.In part at least, and it was obviously disclosed to Mr.John Chanrl- ton.the gentleman who answered Mr.Blair's speech.Whether or not the memorandum was confidential in the first place, when it was given to Mr.Chariton.every member of the House was equally entitled to it Mr.Borden also commented on the Government's practice of giving out to the Liberal party press Important documents days before they were laid before Parliament.He instanced the cancellation.gf the Treadgold concession.The fact of its cancellation hal been published, but the House had not yet been favoured with a copy of the order.Sir Wilfrid sald that frequently Information got into the press, and tt was impossible to say how it was obtained.The cancellation of the Tread- gold concession had appeared in the press, but he could not trace how it was given out.Mr.Borden, continuing, ridiculed the idea that Lord Dundonald was attempting to establish militarism in Canada.That, he sald, was the red herring, 80 to speak.\u201cLord Dundonald, às I understand i.\u201d continued Mr.Borden, \u201chas never the Minister of Agriculture between and his subordinate officers, and in so doing he is upholding the civil power itself, because it is the civil power of this country, exercised through Paritament, which has declared that Lord Dundonald shall have certain duties.If the Minister of Agriculture interferes with these officers in the performance of their duty it ls stitutional rights of the people.and when Lord Dundonald protested that int rence he upheld the constitutional ts of the people of this country.\u201cMy right hon.friend has been somewhat sensitive about the criticism made upon certain words which he used in the House in speaking upon this subject.I have never alluded to them.I did not think them worth while alluding to.and I was ready, as I am on all ocasions, to accept the right hon.gentleman's statement as to the word he intended to use and the manner in which he intended to use it.This is a courtesy we owe to each other according to the rules of this SKETCHES AT THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.| Hayse.But my right hon.friend must out for a half in $ is ihe, Lg est Bigteit \u2019 Ef s Fi | | pik hh § Ë Mr.J.O'Flaherty, Hon.Secretary- * Mr.T._A.Chisholm, of Toronto, Hon.Treasurer of the Royal Montreal | ry-Treasurer of the Royal Golf Club.NE Canadian Golf Association.- ball laid it dead at the hole, and putted While no one expected to see F.N.& El rc i he who is guilty of violating the con- ) mi Ba Au : EN a he is not al-| pt à courtesy of ft Qu this side of bod up Lion and stated that a certain wo Teporied by Han- sard as having beh used by me had not been used by me, and gave my word to the House to that effect, did I find my right ho friend accepuing that statement?Ne.1 did not.My right hon.friend apoke in a rather discourteous way, and I was compelled to get proof from the Hansard office in support of that word of mine which 1 thought he might have accepted.Let my right hon.friend be not too sensitive when he is criticized He has told us he is not but at the first \u201cHe referred thi other day to a great many illust of the words \u2018stranger \u2018and \u2018fo! er.\u2019 1 do not doubt my right he.friend's assurance aa to the seng in which he Intended these words be used, but let me quote for him that well and fountain of pure undefiled English, a few words th vice to him in Inte ary sense in which hose words are used: (Now, therefore, trangers and foreign citizens with the sain .\u201cJ do not know anypetter jllustra- tion of the use of the brda \u2018stranger\u2019 N and \u2018foreigner and ow citizens.\u2019 and while 1 accept the ght hon.gentleman's assurance, ye otwithstand- ing any assurance t he contrary from any quarter whater, a man of the race and the bin of the Earl of Dundonald will alwa be regarded in Canada, not as aforeigner\u2019 or a \u2018stranger,\u2019 but as a fow citizen.\u201d (Loud cheers.) The motion offered bY 'r.Haggart was declared lost on di NEEDS OF ST.LAWRENE ROUTE.Mr.Prefontalne\u2019s estima were tae bill of fare for the enem Mr.Alcorn had heard the examinations of mates were sometimes rooms, but the minister sal experience with the work h heard of such a thinx.Mr.H D.Smith (Went has given a good deal of tion to the St.T.awrence r&ute, heldar the improvements made vere NOt ) eep- ing with the increased trafft over a great waterwa two million dollars worth of out that way and last year about twenty accidents, of Wh nine were investigated.He of these to show that llove- - ments ought to be made In the Ring, buoys, tog signals and especially the education of pilots.The pooruip- Rey ment of the route added greatiYyne |B cost of marketing Canada\u2019s prog > Mr.Prefontaine, while admitting, gs there was something in what Mr.said, stated that he was movi L as fast as he could.j All the Items relating to the Mme _pervice were passed.\u2014 PARLIAMENTARY NOTES.§ The measures mentioned by the mier as remaining to be brought a this session are making thelr ap ance by degrees.Yesterday MH Charles Fitzpatrick gave notice that\u2019 will introduce two bills, one to ame the Dominion Elections Act.1900 a the other to amend the Representati Act, 1903, both of which were mento ed by the Premier last week.Sir Richard Cartwright has given nd are no more , but fellow- ts that ers and in har all his never - [= > Wm \u201cà \\ \u20184 amend the act relating to bounties o certain articles manufactured from steel.The amendment is merely a fo mal one to make the bounty include steel bars used as well as those manu- fastured for consumption.\u2014 Dougias Laird, Toronto, beat J.H.Forester, Highland Toronto.seven up and five to play.; FIRST ROUND CONSOLATIONS.C.B.Grier, Weetmount, defeated A C.Proctor, Lambton, three up and two R.8.Strath, Rosedale.Toronto, defeat- , Wall, Victoria, one up in nineteed Martin, Lambton, defeated Dr.Royal Montreal, three up and e to .G.8.Endie, Royal Montreal defeated H.Sines, Royal Moatreal, two up and e to play, H.ralker.Westmount.defeated C.James, Lambton, thres up and two to D.Howard, Toronto, defeated T.A.thoim, Toronto, one U W.L.Maltby, Royal Montreal, def-at- D.W.Baxter, Rosedale, Toronto, one PB H.E.Emith, Westmount, defeated H.Gooderham, Toronto, one up.THE SECOND ROUND.The drawings for the second round of the championships were: ighland 1 ER Fa TX E DE; §2 to.The drawings for the second round of the consolations were: C.B.Grier, Westmount, va R 8.Strath, Rosedale.: H.E.Walker.Westmount, va.A.D.Heward, Toronto.E Smith, Westmount, vs.W.L.vs H THE OPEN CHANPIONSHIPS.©» following professionals have rived to take part in the \u201coben cham plonship\u201d of Canada, which takes! place on Saturday, July 2nd: J.A.Black, Dixie; George Cummings, Toronto; C.R.Murray, Westmount; Al- , .Westmount; David Smith, Outremont: Geo.Elder, Beaconsfield: J.H.Oke, Ottawa: Pe en: Victoria; Wm.Jones, Dixie: Barrat, Lamb- ar- qe 3 i irt EM a A 9 aŸ SAZSTARS tir ë tice that he will Introduce a bill tl = Corsets|k eer vv and embroidered edging on flounce.edging on collar and cuffs.0 D UNE.30;-.1904, - - ; POH YISS SYP SII ISIS PY on Quantities in some lines are bi .prices are awfully sma g\u2014arwfully big\u2014but OF prices.f y small.Lori At 74e.1Gc.42.and embroidered edgings.rechly desmmed aoith embroidered edgings and insertion.and torchon lace.or White Cotton, with 10 in.wide flounce and fancy cluster of narrow tucks.Rounce.med with insertion and embroidery.trimmed with embroidery and funey stitching.Prices for these begin at 35¢, 39¢, and then 550.| yoke, neck and cuffs trimmed with embroidery.sg byl RE TA x + ; moe a ad En es ry are prompily and carefully 5a at stirring Cut Prices.Muslin Underwear A Big Transaction! We have just bought owt the 7 hand\u2014from 0 es comp ete balance of stock Muslin Oadorvens.\u201d the largest manufacturers in White - We simply give th ns commentaires.\u201d Ladd te fo CORSET COVERS.White Muslin Corset Covers, sizes 32, 34, 36, and 38.list c ng _ Se White Muslin Corset Covers, sizes 32, 34.36, 38.At Wi >: 2 à ° .F >.o hite alin Corset Covers, full range of sizes, 32 to White Muslin Corset Covers, Luimmetd with insertions rice 25e¢.White Muslin Corset Covers, V shape or round neck, White Muslin Corset Covers, trimmed with i i Price 330., ned with insertions Other lines of Corset Covers at 35¢, 37% c and 390.~Ladies\u2019 White Skirts at 3Sc.SOMBAGOOEOAOOOHdHbhhhanidhd At 88c\u2014 Ladies\u2019 White Skirts, flounce trimmed with At 65e \u2014 Ladies White Skirts, with embroidered ~ At 69c\u2014 Ladies\u2019 White Skirts, with deep flounce, trim- At 75e\u2014 Ladies\u2019 White SkKirts, tivo rois of insertion At 95e\u2014 Ladies\u2019 White Skivts, 18 inch deep fownce, ne ra A BR \u2018Ladies\u2019 Nightgowns.\u20ac This line at 55c is high neck with tucks en yoke, and embroidered 8) HN At 7 5c\u2014Ladies\u2019 Muslin Night Gowns, V shape neck, narrow tucks on He At 95c\u2014Ladies\u2019 Night Gowns of fine Nainsook, style \u201c Empire, y Pcollar, and cuffs richly trimmed with fine embroidery.This / : a ie 3c is equal to the Gown usually bought at ast tine at 2) Le n pe, \u2018à be e¢ muslin richly trimmed with embroidered edging, umbrella style; price 33c.: ced to Zäc.» ) «lit 9.yard\u2014Wool Serge and Plaid Dress we haps BR) 25c during June.What is 1 ès à ri i to oF this du Sale eft of them is now rÉduced \u20ac 5 ôc-Far Dr Fabrics crea i ¥ d 2 ney ess =-corduroy, a dark stripes.suitable for bathing suits.These de Tee ane ma a 5 sold} in the regular way.We have just 14 of them, [94 are presently offered at 15¢ a yard.\u20ac ; nrée-< ines of Dress Goods, in plain or fancy fabri - LeY:.table lone kind to give special details \u2014they are all there on the two front en i a 2 Dros Goods Department.Your choice of the whole lot GA :: 2 XI.L 7.b> pink, or Grenat stripes, width 38 inches, regular 6oc value, advertised-at - ring June sale.Now reduced to 25c for our July Sale.\u201c.| 044609% © x * by 8 8 LADIES\u2019 DRAW ERS\u2014There is just the one line in this lot, of ummer SEE Dress Goods ore Reductions for our July Sale.ig ncy Striped Lamas, white ground, with navy blue, pale blue, : ei a \u20ac \u20ac Le - vi ool Canvas, 44 inches wide, electric blu e , e, navy blue and cardinat gular 7oc value, advertised at 45c during our June sale.Balance now reduced to 25c¢ for this July sale.* atiste de Laine, gray, drab and reseda only, regular 60c value.iv Le 0 30000000000000 © 0000000000000 0 00 18) Yllar Forms-July Prices: fa Tai.Fe | bone Collar Forms\u2014 Cotton,\u201d black or e, straight Form.-\u2014All sizes 2¢.orm.\u2014All sizes 3¢.__ \u201cNone Collars, of silk chiffon, soft or stiff, pck or white \u2014AII sizes\u2014July price &e.- PUIS FRERES, artmental Store.- 1571 te 1589 St.Catherine a [4 LJ ed Poi INITIIIIIIIIIIITT 2 5 l PE rt ri PR NISSIONERS HELD BET MEETING .States prison to which ter \u201cnd drawing some money justes vank She is evidently a mor- larbour Board Wrestling 3 With Shed Problem PROVINCIAL CABINET 0 AEN NORGE The Provincial Cabinet to-day.which was presided \u2018over by Premier with a large civic delegation, In regard of building a new DNG * CONTINUED |DEBATE aht That Dumping Claves Will E laterfore a Good Deal With Steel ; Importation Problem.\u2014 \u2018The building of the pe Tha: is the premier har the project morgue in the city.The delegation rmanent sheds.tion bour ques consisted of Ald.chairman of the Health , Committee.Ald.room ; Lariviere, Dr.Laberge.Med The Harbour Commissioners wère .N \u2018gacret session all the morning.k § Locked up securely fat the Head Office :hey disc nish the question of ihe the coutract between 1 Peter Lyall and Son.And the dumping clause is the of it ail.It is apparent.y much © E to import s:ee: from Plttsburg \u201cite get it hot fram he Canadian \u2018amd the figures of the tender Ddeneû on the ability of the contra > import United States steel on The dump.ne clause has, bwwever, placed a very different struction on the matter.That was the pi meeting to-day of the Harbour nmissioners, A meeting by the way, | doors were guarded with that | morgue?tha: distinguished tions of the Mafia .After the meeung Was over severa of the Commissioners were approach- od by a Star representative, and ai- though little information was vouch- it was gathered that the diffi- had been overcome and that no o% tenders wil! be called.Work an +> Srst group of sheds is acheduled 10 en Monday next and \u2018he contract hl be signed In a day or so.Some | provision may be allowed by the mosnissioners for the increased cost erection, and the contract permitted to swell a little.signing of | and Coroner McMahon.Dagenais explain any Years past the city a modern murgue such as ted in large cities in the hemselves and! i inet that for m cause | had necded heap- | Was coustru thau | United States and England.wills, | pitiable.he thought.were © shauid put up with its present m ctor | any longer.Turning into a more prac- the ' ticable vein, Ald.Dagenals discussed \u2018Ways and means and wound up by saying he hoped the provincial author- uld see their way clear to aid in building a modern morgue, Premier Parent\u2014 the city for the building of a new ; y.orgue ! ve Percy Tavior.Royal Montreal, beat rincipal reason for) the city s the match between the resent Canadian explained that an u in the east end of the city 1! ing to put up a new morgue, casting ! $15.000.if he was exempted fem taxes for fifteen years and vas also given In.Las ss certain other privileges in regard to : the disposal of bodiez A somewhat lengthy discussion ensued as to the advisibility of accepting a morgue built by a private citt- | the contention was : that a proper morgue sh by the city self.was also much divided as to the ques- | tion of where the new morgue ought ould be built SITE FOR NEW MORGUE.Ald.Nelson \u2014 \u201cI think the proper morgue is in the cen- Such a place would de | ou Lo.handy for the doctors and would also Ald.Marchand.Des- new toria, not winning out twentieth hole was plased.from Mr.ighland.\u2019 UFACTURERS place to build a tre of the city.TAXATION - ON MOTORS.n Will Alse Ba Made to Taxes on Particular Trades.The Canadian na A are bound to t to a | .the taxation of electric motors | to the west end q In addition, the Asso- clation is likely to take up the cudgels the mechanical engineers, stokers journeymen plumbers.the city is seeking to tax by | \u2018way of licenses.Th» members of the Association beileve the 3 Ang certain classes or tradeg is \\Tong ; It 1» claimed that if the city is hard up for revenue, the coancil should have the courage lo come out and impose : taxation on real estate, or incomes, or .WILL FIGHT be easily reached It was held by Jardins and Lariv morgue ought to end; the morgue this section of the city and they see NO reason why it should be be bulit in the east | Baby.of Hi had always been in| ou ts representative, Mr.Lees fention wax alto drawn to the peri- made a good fight, and only lost to Mr.Coroner McMahon was appea and he said he hoped the morgue would be bufit in one of the central districts | again taken | bearing part | shots.making each hole one better th The question then was the Legislature ' of the construction of a new | e.and Premier Parent said he did not think there was any likelihood that the provincial authorities would care to spend any money ir this con- He thought the new Struc- : lle, but hoied out in five.making seme uld be put up by the city.AL ! three up and one divided.other thing.generally.and not i Ft Tene he polnted out that the.In quick succession the champiog provincial authorities would defray all | the Nth and sixth holes, displavl the costs of wages, etc.connected with the running of a wmorgue.i held the Legislature should not be asked to do more than this This view was not concurred in by members of the civic delegation.The final outcome of the conference vas that the civic delegation should come again before the members of the cabinet with definite proposals as to the building of et bers of the cabine thought the old morgue should be done pounce on ont or (wo classes.ittees of the Manufac-! Assodtation have been study ing these matters for some time.and are fully determined to protest against increase of license fees on the en- ra and other mechanics They is in the interest of the manu- ie Morgue.said they also RAILWAYS AND DOMINION DAY.Most Clerks Will Gat a Holiday TiN h the raflway compan ot to give as many of the clerks on his approach shot Tn.with the employed in the general offices as can ja little strong.be spared a holiday from to-night un- carried th Monday morning.The Grand Trunk Railway.while it has already granted a large num of the clerks leave of absence.A few the firat nine holes: © of the leading officia te on hand to transact however, Sir Thomas Shaughnessy.on the 4 jong putt.other hand.bas issued an order which At the twelfth will have the effect of giving all those played beautiful yed at the head office a holiday that henours were bh for the next three davs No such consideration.in either case.has been extended to those connected with the operating living at 151° greater Dominion : before is anticipated.f less 10 in the prosperity oO! e country an more care, with th the fact that the holley OMe man 3 A Friday.at being the case, the rail- arme: way companies are compelled to put M on an extra service which will tax the resources of both operating depart- BODY: TERRIBLY BURNED.Disastrous Results to Joseph Complaisant of Upeetting Lamp.Complatsant, street, might at his home \u2018at à lamp.When taken to the Notre \u2026 Earse Hospital.the fou upper part of the body was The patient is reported to a critical condition to-day.His death is axpected by tha surgeons at The departments.A a pay tr me than - to PATd | to From terribly burned by the upsetting THE AMES HOLDEN COMPANY, Meeting of Shareholders and Election ctifeman Charged With Steyling From = The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Ames-Holden Company.of Montreal Limited.was held to-day at their offices in Montreal The state- submitted showed that it had been the most satisfactory year's business since the formation of was re-elected president.The following officers were also elected: president: W.A.Matley, C.Holden treasurer.The directors of the company elected are: J.C.Holden.S H.C.Miner.W.A.Matley, A.H.Erskine, C.Bonnfck.James F.xdmond, H.BB.Ames, R Holden.A.L.Johnson, A.C.Flummer- felt.W, M.Angus.per agg as forty, ment and report or.for whom she trunk was found a the company.à vice- R COURT OF REVIEW.Judgments Rendered in a Number of \u20ac > In the Court of Review to-day.judg ments were rendered in the following Wi cases: J.D.Cameron va A M.Fos- vers Injuries.Dame M.Ralhe ork to-day on à roof ob with Valenciennes lace, tulle veil and firmed: Gea.Af missed his footing and on roses va.J.T.N.Wlheoa.con- 0 of 6 feet.landing on ata oar ran Tue bridesmaid Brompton Pulp Company.J.Collins vs.KE.Clare, con confirmé: L.B Dexiel va.F.Hotte, fudgméent to costa, defendant to pay all costs Taradis ve.tôtne Robert confirmed.nigh to the \u2018circus.The number of two W at the Cote st.car ab seven o'clock.and started out em uip under Mr.Kpsteln's porvision.- SENFINALS GOLF CHANPIONSHI | 555 have littie hopes for FRENCH MEDICAL CONGRESS CLOSED ~ SESSION T v Lyon vs.Hutchinson and Taylor vs.Laird To-day.MONTREAL VS.TORONTO Each City Has Two Representatives in Match Being Played This Afternoon.\u2014 TT.Mo.Hutchinson.of Victoria.is this afternoon playing Geo.S.Lyon, of Lamb- ton.the Canadian golf champion, and Percy Taylor.of the Royal Montreal is matched with D.Laird.ot Toronto, to Jecide which two of these four good golfers are to have the honour of playing off in the finals of the championship of Canada to-nOrrow.The second round this morning resulted as foilows: T Me.Hutchinson, af Victoria, beat B.Baby, Highland, one up in twenly holss Gen 8.Lambton, beat Dudley Dawson, Lambton, six up and four to R.C.H.Cassils, Toronto, one up.D.Laird Toronto, buat Gerald Lees, Outremont, one up.LYON'S GOOD SCORE Special interest naturally centred in champion, Geo 8.Lyeu, and his Toronto opiiient.Dudley Dawson.and those who i | foi.omed this match were not disappotnt- : ndertaker : ça.Mr.Lyon equailed the amateur : was will- | for the links his card wing &s follows: Geo S.Lyan\u2014 bout mo ee 5535446 44\u20148 | LE 83545335 4\u20142/ Dudley Dawson\u2014 out yo LL 1166375556 6\u20147 I Seven 22 vans ana ves 54346347442 has been in sess! past few days, Ww The principal if the election of 0 reached as to tly nex of business were and the decision t place of meet- À R neton, Three ent\u2014Dr.L P.Noe- re.dent\u2014-Dr.J.OQ.Ca- sn ke.res.ident\u2014Dr.J BE ent\u2014Dr.Boucher, sretary\u2014Dr.C.Blois.Three Ivers.Assistant ecretartes\u2014Dr.Jacques, Mitreal: Dr.Dorion.Que- bea, asurer\u2014Dr.Alex St Pierre, Th¢ Rivera , \u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\" XERCISES AT LL MODEL SCHOOL.vegtuccessful year's operations mand.Three F First Vice-Fési Dube, Montre Brocton, Mag brought à close this morning.when commencement Some excellent was dq bY the scholars, who were numbers.A long lst of and several addreg \u2018rere delivered.Dr.Robbie, the principal of the NornÿSchoo!.presided.TAYLOR VS.CASSELS.Ad The other match which attracted the ; ped Percy : ray ; Taytae, the only local representative left | à The civie delegation in the champioaships and R C.H.Cas- \u2018 sels, of Toronto, whose play has been #0 | picuous in the championships of the .| largest gallery was that between J.: Cons last two years.The card was as foilows: J.P.Tayi Out .cnn ene ene T5464465445 Um 0.ter 4a 332482474 R CH ee .56\u20ac3553634¢\u201440 In.,-.000000ss ane 445543564400 Both the other matghes also ved | worth watching.Mr.Hufichinson, of Vic- until after the | | Laird, of Toronto.by one hole.THE LYON-DAWSON MATCH.In the round between the champloy Mr.G.8 Lyon.and Mr.Dudley Dawso both drove off well.Lyon won the fi two holes by exceptionally good appro | The third hole, a short one of only | ares, was divided, each making | ! three.the fourth hale, and secured a br form.his only error being a rathe putt at the latter of the two.On his tee shot from the sixt covered a good deal of ground.tron.brought him well up, but hither side of the brook.On proach he fell rather short and trifta wide.Dawson.who had | trite on his drive, and pulled little on the next wth iron plendid position s app miscing a stymie by a fractio putt he holed out making Lyon four up.a a a but on his approach shot he trifie.Ou his putt.too.?too much, with the result © hole war again divided i Dawson's ball on the Arg.lay of the bunker.On pe BE with t on the crown Erection Le ball beautifully teed : the ge, drove into the long Lyon.in playing for long and tecthe right.The eleventh hole wall EF wentlemen ie the result large ; th, ~ C.use BEEN were delivered by Mrs .Nr.Fleck, George Mur- Mrs.McNaughton.who left the stership of the boys depart- mefC become mathematical.master at High School.sald his experience .haffhown him that the puplis who R through the Model School were pntly more successful at the High than were those who had just common schoo! training.headmasters of both sections sub, p satisfactory reporta upon the s work, A change in the staff was that in which Miss Muriel will take the prace of ce was acceptably filled dy Miss hbertson, B.A.0 REFEREES FOR MINTO CUP MATCHES.There will be two referees for the Minto Cup matches.Joe Lally, of .Cornwall, will referee the game to- { Lyon drove poorly om his tee Of morrow and it will be played accord- \u2018ing to N.A L U.rules.and George Gillespie, of the Tecumsehs, will re- , Teree the match on the 3th, which will .Le played according to C.L A.rules .The majority of games scored In the : two matches will decide the champlon- ; Ship.and the possession of the Minto PERSONALS.d The engagement is announced of the ot.Rev.Day Raldwin, rector of All Saint's his church, to Miss Stevenson, daughter of ore.Mr.R.R.Stevenson.Mr.and Mra.R.L.Borden, with Mr.night by bost fo \"quebec ur x Bor Just y t Tr ra good lie.Lyon on his drivel sun den is on her way to Halifax wedding took Church of the Advent yesterday, the Rev.A.J.Doull officiating.of Barbara Ellen Thompson to Mr.E3- Dawson's drive fell rathergf | T.Chase Ce Crau RSDAY, \u201cJUNE 30.1008 7 JUDGE WINCHESTER After Redpening Sitting Heres.tions Will Prebably Be Opened To-morrow.Mr.Justice Winchester to-day re- ing of witnesses.of the Grand Trunk law office, are en- the G.T.P.the judge announced that, having ar- the afternoon examining documents of the commission on Saturday at Ot- officials of the Grand Trunk, Mr.Jus- several eminent Canadian engineers to the surveys THE ITALIAN ENQUIRY.Besides the enquiry into the em- to the question of excessive Italian immigration which caused so much can be arranged, he will open the en- qQuiry formally to-morrow.If this can- Italian investigation afterwards IN AND AROUND THE CITY.past few days hax done big business SAME Sunday Was a big day also, nearly all the business being dane in the afternoon and evening.The re.celpts were R453, Monday was cin cus day.and the receipts went as high as $2.500 REMANDED FOR ENQUETE \u2014Cas- imir Dizon, alias R.D.Hay, was arrested Tuesday night by Detective Mc- Laughlin.at the instance of the proprietors of the Queen's Hotel.Dixon is board.Accused when brought up in the police court.charged with fraud, defraud and was remanded for en- quite.NP mung John Markgraf.son of the late! t.but Professor Markgraf, of McGill Univer- he was sity.0 Miss Anna Camilla Dennistoun fourth daughter of the late Mr.J.F., nnistoun.was married yesterday to gave 9 Mr.Wilmot Gordon Haultain of Re- will not close down its offices entirely.him excellent position af os fo gina.third son of the late Lieut-Col.in four.giving him a 9%, five up Haultain, RA, and brother of Hon.F.W.G.Haultain, of Regina.at Mrs.residence, Castleknock.Lyon on Rev.Dr.Torrance, brother-in-law of the bride, performed the ceremony.At the residence of the brides father.Jo Mance street, the wedding Lyon, Was celebrated last evening, the Rev.The thirteenth bo Red mak- B= H.Tippett officiating.of Dr.Wi K lam Watson, to Miss Helen Loulee ing him win Rowell, daughter of Mr.S.P.Rowell.The bride, who was given away by her father, was gowned in cream silk voile, and carried wlkite roses.Dr.and Mrs.Watson have left for a trip two the seashore-and upon thelr return will reside on Park avenue.The bride's going away gown was of navy blue, with which was worm a white blouse and picture hat.Last evening at Emmanuel the wedding took place of Mise sosie M.C.Watson, daughter of Mr.and fairly defeated C.B.Mrs.Jas.Watson, Fort street.to Mr.R S ou up and three to K.Finlay Lockhart.The ceremony was fn.defentea G.8.Encte of the Fromm.mated by Liner.gen 3 e r four up and three FE the Prog.assisted by the Rev.ly meed- with three dtvided.4 Dennistoun\u2019s The bride was attended by her sicier, Miss Jessie Watson and Mr.Howard McMurtry, of Bowman- ville, was the best man.Messra.A.Arthur, J.Watson, 8 O.McMurtry and B.Watson, were ushers.Mr.and Mrs.Lockhart left for the Thousand Islands and Niagara Falls The marriage of Mr.Richard Dawson, son of the late Lieut.-Col.Daw- ise Bertha McDou- pn daughter of the late Mr.Justice ed in Trinity past three this afternoon, vost Macklem and\u201cRev.Mr.Hartley of- ficlating.The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr.Douglas Mc- Dougall.was unattended, and wore a most becoming white lace gown over ATS RATES only he Romie son, Toronto, to .Dora Gentleman, who wore B.volle And white ploture hata, and car- effects when Howden.brother of the bride, ixell ; i THE LATE REV.N.V.M'LEOD, A recent graduate of Montreal Presbyterian College, who has just Lake Manitoba's Passengers.The following is the list of the first cabin passengers who salled per C.P.Atlantic line 8S.Lake Manitoba for Liver- boot this morning.Mrs.E Bain.Montreal; Mr.J.C Batchelder, Detroit, Michigan; Nr.J L.Black and Mrs.Black, Ottawa; Miss Butterworth, London.Ont: Mra W.J.Camp, Master Eric Camp.Mr.S ner.Vancouver, B.C.; Mr.J.Craig.Sherbrooke, Que.; Miss M.Dalton, Winnipeg.clos, \u2018Mr John Dole.M real: NE > ontreal; Mr.Charles Duncan, Brantford, Ont.Mrs E.Eaves, Montreal; ars.Edwards, Toronto; Mr.W.H.Evans, Mrs.Evans, Montreal; Miss Ethel Everard, Liverpool, Eng.; Mr.A.Fleming.Mra Flemiug.To- rento; Mrs.C.Fitzgerald, Forturie Bay.: F.Mr.Hanes, Mrs.Hanes, Chicago Mr.Herbert Harley, 8an Francisco, Eaz.: Mr.George Lee Mrs.MacKay, Montreal; rbrooke, Wo Mgredin.Ortawa.deh.ME .H.wa: Metontf: Robert Ogilvie, infant and malo, A Montreal; Mr.À.T.Parkin her ; Mr.H.Morton Mrs.G.M.Skinner, Clayton, N.F.;: Mr.L.Somerville, .Montreal; Mr.R° C.Lierpool.Eng.; Mr.J.Suteliffe, Toreeto; Mr.Rela Taylor, Montreal; Ottawa: Tale Thomas, Lance, Eng.wa; 3: Mr.D.Warriner, Mrs.Warriner.Mira mein.Galveston, Texas: | Mr Jesse » .- Admiralty Court to Sit._ Mr.Justice Routhier will hold a ait- of the Admiralty Court in Moat- en Saturday next.eo Deposit Must Be Returned.Mr.Justice Lavergne to-day ordered the Great Npeh Western Delegreph AND G.T.P.ENQUIRY Adjourns Till Monday opened here the enquiry into the employment of aliens on the Grand Trunk Pacific.and Immediately adjourned the court until Monday next, for tne hear- This adjournment took place at the request of the solicitors for the com- | club under the name of the Unionist pany.as Messrs.Biggar and Beckett, | Free Trade Club.Several witnesses were in court, but ranged to adjourn.he could not hear the evidence to-day.He is spending | THE RUSSIAN ATTACK and correspondence he office of Mr.J.R.Stephens, engineer in charge of the surveys Some e witnessés who were of bère to-àSt will be heard at the sitting | Japanese consul at Gensan.tawa.Besides Mr.Stephens and other tice Winchester wishes to examine who have been in correspondence with the Grand Trunk people with regard ployment of aliens on the G.T.P, Mr.Justice Winchester has been appointed by Sir Willlam Mulock to examine in- trouble some weeks ago If matters not be deme.he will close the Grand Trunk Pacific enquiry and take up the STREET CAR TRAFFIC.\u2014 The Montrea! Street Railway in the On Friday.St Jean Baptiste Day.the receipts were 310.491.Saturday was another big day.the receipt being an Englishman and owes $101 for sald he was innocent of any intent to passed away, after a year's illness.|.| \u2014d-Principal Whitney, \u2018= Coll - to return the deposit of $10,000 put up by the Grand Trung Railway Company in comnéction with the expropriation of land tor the extension of the Bonaventure Station The reason the claims of the Tele- the proprietor of the property in ques tion, but merely the lessee thereof from the Montreal Telegraph Com- y.CHAMBERLAIN HOLDS MAJORITY IN LIBERAL + UNION CLUB.Lo don, J tficant t- ITALIAN IMMIGRATION /| vcat dertiopment «hich calls out much comment from all the morning news Investigation as to Excessive importa.PAPeIS.ia the disruption of the Liberal- Union Club at yesterday's general meeting, when sixty-four members withdrew after announcing their resignations from the club.The trouble arose over a resolution to send representatives uf the ciub to the Liberal-Unlonist council.By a majority of 108, composed of the followers of Joseph Chan:berlain, the club | decided to de represented In the coun- | ei, and when the resolution was an- ! nounced the minority of alvty-four tm- ' mediately withdrew and formed a new The affair is cofimented on accord- gaged at Ottawa, before the Railway \u2018ing to the bias of the party.news- Committee.Mr.H.M.Mowat, K.C., of Toronto, appeared for the Government of Canada, and Mr.T.Waterston, for papers, but it is conceded on every hand that it marks a new phase of the political situation as the Liberal Union | Cub has been recognized as a power ! tal organization thoroughly representative of the Liberal-Unionist party.ON GENSAN.London, June 30\u2014629 pm\u2014An ofi- cial despatch from Tokio says the re- | ports as follows: i \u201cEarly .this morning.June 30 six + Russian torpedo boats entered.the port.fired about two hundred shots .upon the settlement, sank a steamship and a salling vessel, then rejoined three ships outside the harbour and disappeared.Two Coreans and two soldiers were rlightly wounded.The damrge done to buildings is Insignificant.\u201d ' CRONSTADT ARSENAL DAMAGED BY EXPLOSION.St.Petersburg, June 3.\u2014An explc- sion last night believed to be the re- suit of an outrage, destroyed a portion of the arsenal at Cronstadt, in- the chemical laboratory.L Petersburg.June 30, 7.33 pm.\u2014A fire at Cranstadt last night destroyed a shed containing twenty whitehead torpedoes.An alarm was given in time to prevent serious loss af life or property.The torpedoes exploded completely wrecking the building.The fire is believed to have been the work of incendiaries.ELLIS MUST STAND TRIAL.Sol-disant Canadian Now Said to Be German Officer.| Canadian Associated Presa London.June 30.\u2014The military and naval police authorities at Rrest have decided that Ellis who claims to be a Canadian, must go on trial for es- plonage.He is now believed to be a German officer.An important seizure of documents is said to have been made at his lodgings., BIRTHDAY OF EMINENT BOTANIST.The London press is publishing extended birthday notices of Joseph Hooker the eminent botanist, who made Valuable discoveries In Canada.He is 38 years old to-day.Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker hag made extended bdotanical studies In many parts of the world, Including the Canadian and Californian Rocky Mountains He was the botanical expert with Sir James Ross\u2019 Antarctic expedition, in the Erebus, 1839-42 ' Yunialan's Passenger List.The list of first-class passengers sall- tng by RMS Tunisian, Captalm A.H.Mr.A.T.Alexander.Mr.T.Frederick Aspden, London, Eng.; Mr.A.W.Atwa- ter, K.C., Montreal; Mrs.Allen, Miss Al- on, Mixs Grace Allen.Miss Ruth Allen.Master Charles Allen, Master Harold Al- ronto: ., Victoria BC; Col H M London, Eng.Mr.P.J.Lansing Callan, Valatle, William Farwell, re brooke, Que.; Mr.J.Fearon, Halifax, N.8; .Berton C.Foster Mrs Foster, Fredericton, N.B.: Rev.James Fraser, Vankleek Hill : Ont: .J a J London, Eng.; Mr.J.M.Irvine, Los An- geles, Cal; Col.D.G.Irwin, CMG.Ot- Mra.Last, Halifax, NS: Mr.George Leon, Mre.Less, West Hartiepool Eng.Nr.Frank Leonard, Mra.Leonard, Miss Ont.; Mr.E.3.Leonard, London, Little, Mra Little, Miss Little, Mr.O.8.Little London.Eng: Mise Lucas, New York N.Y.: Rev.B.Geoffrey May, Liverpool, Eng.: Mr.O.R Maclem Mre Macterm, Mr.O.T.Maclem, Master Head- Mrs.Morris, Chicago; Mr.8 G.Murray, Mrs.Murray, Liverpool, Eng: Misg Neales.St.John, N.B.Mr.Dudlay Oii- ver.Montreal; Mr.R.Mra.Ce- Chloago: Hon.William Pugsley.N.B; .John Pullen, Mra.Pullen, Master Pullen, Montreal, Mr.R G.Rayn- ham, London, 3 ry 8 Stayner, Mr.Duley Stayner, Alice Stewart, Toronto: Mr.R.J.Montreal; Mr.W.H.Tetlow, Liverpool, Eng.; Mr.W.J.Popper, Winnipeg: C.W.Vollman, Mr.T.Walter, Walter, Montreal: Mr.H.W.Whitin, Mrs.a Vrintapee.Man.; _ Borel Qua: Mra Whitney.: ville, Que.; Mr.W.E.Willams, Stock- port Eng.; Mr.W.Waldron.Kingston, : Mr.Æ Wosd, \u2018London, Eng: Mr.Astoria, .Young, C.E.oe - Sm ec Ame come we vas 1 LAST EDIT(CN.COLONIAL Phillips Square HOUSE We bave in stock a fine collsetten ef CANOES BOATS Frem all the best buiittere Special Attention Given to Mail Orders.Henry Morgan & Co.MONTREAL.Men Insure to Secure For their families, if they die, what they hope to © provide for them if they live._ A Talk with McCaw will enable you to secure for your family the protection they need.: William McCaw Tolophene Malin 3383.- 202 ST.JAMES ST.JIN HILL AND THE GRANBY SMELTER A special despatch to the Star from C\u2026 to-day.says that Hill and his associates have secured a controlling interest in the MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Afterneen Trensections.Pecklo\u2014315 at 1M.§ at 135, Toronto Ratin\u20143 at 0% Torinion Conl\u2014t06 at \u201cgs 4 and the smelter at Grand Forks.This assertion is made by the News-Adver- tiser.As the paper's editor.Hon F.Carter Cotton, president of the Council, is in the confidence of all the chief British Columbian Financial men, opinion in Vancouver ts that Mr.Hill has accomplished the same sort of coup in the Boundary as he did In the Crow's Nest Pass when he obtain- od a large block of shares in coal mines thera Ry getting control af the Granby, the Great Noftherm Raliway.building a branch to takes from the Canadian Pacific Railwsy.an ore tonnage of two thousand dally.Respecting this despatch.parties in this city who are thereughly Zamir with the affairs of the Granby Mining Company, dispute the accuracy of the report.They zay that Mr.Hill doubtless has considerable interest in the company, but the statement that he te in control is incorrect It te stated.however.that the stock Mining On.AS Le Te LE wWhich is now 4 0e == Rb dl = Americans.till at; the present time probably two thirds of it is held in the United States.Investors on the other side of the line ~ 116% Bur ' é have held their stock and added ta Rt.while.on the other hand, Canadians for ane reason or another, have nearly always been sellers.The majority of the stock long since went te the United States A large quantity of ft iz held in New York some of it ts held further west and Mr.friends are also interested to a com- siderable extent The Great Northern Raflway has \u2018had its tracks at Grand Forks for a few years past, and lately they decided to run a spur in to the mines some twenty miles or more away, as well as which, though tt ir almost in Grand Forks requires a couple of miles of track to reach K.The company te building tuese spurs.it i» stated.simply because they consider tlat the situation justifies them.Exéceded His Jurisdiction.The sentence of 316 fine imposed In the Recorder's Court upon Dame Angelique Lapierre for neglecting to keep à privy pit owned by her in proper order was quashed by Mr.Justice La- vergne to-day on a writ of certiorari The court held that the officer of the city had exceeded his jurisdiction.Militiaman Has Appendicitie.Arthur Plouffe, whose parents reside at Mount Johnston, Que.was brought to the city to-day from the military attack of appendicitis.He was taken from the boat to the General Hospital in the ambulance.\u201c3 1 HiU end ha ' | i i ols H ?Tn fl 8: = i VF of 3 > 7 | Ÿ $ 1 8 | 1h | 4837 \u2018 \u201d | f 48 ] j i | H % | « | | | ; i am.\" \"a.vf ?1k] a 1s Is Ii si Dr.Campbell\u2019s Damages.Mr.Justice Archibald today com rmed the verdict of mg Dr.F.W.Campbell \\R2.50 in his action agalnst Street Railway Company The action had been taken for 310.000.Bank of England Statement.London, June 30.\u2014The weekly state of Engiand shows the it hy ii; i f i a + fie pes ana y The proport to liability is 41.82 per cent.as compared with 51.52 per cent.last week.\u2019 \u2019 : + .+ \u2019 . \u201cTRE MONTREAL DAILY Hor NC em ge eg ER Pe 2 o py HURSDAY, JUNE wi Water Bad\u2014Fuel Scarce\u2014Sanitary Arrangements tive\u2014Gross Neglect by Militia Department of Necessaries \u2014 The Thirteenth Scottish \u201cFisher's Own.\u201d \" This may be said to ba the first day's real business in the cavalry camp at Laprairie.Yesterday the men got down to work, but it was not the regular drill as they are going through it to-day.morning exercises Aion A consisted x arranging the camp gro xing horses more securely in the lines, and geting things in order generally In the afternoon came the inspection of hormes by Lieut.-Col.Whitley, the brig- was altogether .E.McDonald, medical pt.W.B, Converse, Adjutant; Capl> 3x.F.Goddard, paymaster.absent on leave; Capt.Steaci Cs F.8.Whitley, chaplain quartermaster: e, acting paymas neglect of the Government to appoint a principal veterinary officer for the wile camp.\u201cA\u201d squadron, of Stanstead, under Maj B.Morell, came in with one captain, three lieutenants, and 64 non-coms.and men squadron, of Cookshire and Knowlton, under Major Guy Carr, with Capt.L C.\" Miltimore and Lieut J.Mc- Nel; Miltimore, came in with the same number of officers and 60 non-coms.and \u201cC\"\" aquadron, of Waterloo, under Maj.Moffatt, arrived with one captain, three lieutenants, and 43 non-coms.and m en.\u201cD\u201d squadron; Stanbridge East, is in WATER AND FUEL SCARCE That is analy a minor complaint, how- The water supply still continues § aftord much unseasiness The water h drawn from the St.Lawrence, and * 2 shallows there make It impossible to, 8a the best Then the supply, such as is altogether inadequale to the needs Not a squadron go water yesterday, from all aides.The the bank of the river and but the cooks cannot .tranafer their stoves to the river bank,» oof tuel is meagre.Very were able to get neue cook thel ad get the food to cook.Jur.\u2019 squadrons of the 13th 3 were best off In this respect - Major Holland.the only Victoria Cross ~ wan In tbe camp, is in command of \u201cD' Byuadron, and his South African experience tn camping under difficulties served his men in good stead.Besides he has th him as 4 lieutenant Charlie Me- Grand Trunk Boating Club.men of (the other sq rons McLean will get what Is If he cannot get It from ers, he will corral it wherever This squadron was the only in the new regiment to come into p In the saddle and with all the men riformed.The uniforms and saddles hough.ard the men rd on the cars, and saddled their hoses during the stops at the different I stxtons along the way.waz the first squadron to get the commissary in working order, and while the other squadrons got what ther could to eat here and there.\u201cD, and à few minut>s later rved eut the rations with the regularity of \u201cE~ squadron.which is under the command of Capt.Baker.is one of the best fitted ta the whole camp.The command- tne effirer.knowing from previous exper- \u2018 jence what was to he expected from the « provided his squad- ble stove.which has and ther utensils roa the regular McLean Lieut.R.\u2018Westover, and a third lieutenant, and 47 and CAME IN WITH BLACK EYE The Dundonald crests, worn by the officers, have not yet been issued to the annoyance is caused among the officers of the Dragoons by the fact that one of the officers came in with a black eye.He is one of those who was mentioned during the debate on the Fisher correspondence, and was recommended for hix present rank by the Minister of Agri- The other officers of the regiment as signed to the several squadrons.besides Brunelle, W.C.Strong, J.P.McDougall, and H GQ.Bewell \u2018The strength of the several cavalry re- them as their camp stretches from Laprairie railway station across the common, is as follows according to the reports handed in to the brigade office early yesterday: The 6th Hussars, under command of Lt.-Col.Barr, 3I9 men, 267 horses.The 7th Hussars, of Compton and Megantic, under command of Lt-Col.Osborne L 266 horses.The 11th Hussars.of Sherbrooke and Richmond, under Lt.-Col.E B.Worthington, 27¢ men and 219 horses.The 13th Scottish Light Dragoons.of Stanstead, Brome Shefford and Missis- quoi, 305 men and 250 horses, This gives a total of 1,200 men and 1,032 horses for the cavalry brigade.Besides there are in the camp the division camp.consisting of staff officers of the camp, the hospital and bearer corps, whose quarters are between the cavalry brigade and the division tents, and the 15th Artillery.of Sheftord.This latter corps is quite strong this year.It down near the river, almost the extreme and of the ca- Major Pope, 297 men and dug-eut fire-place: h a porta pro mont convenient and serviceable.pro~ed did bageage wagegon, with fine fore is always at the disposal of the commissary department, sn that the comforts of these men are better attended to than most of those in camp.The squadron s fortunate enough to have as its wgvant-mnajor EA.Barber, who saw serin South Africa, and who, like Lieut toit squadron needs when he cannof ge at beadquarters SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS BAD.The sanitary arrangements of the camp ry worst.Nog: Sesterdat to dig latrines for the offiters and men.It was then de in ere was not a pick nor a spade mt a When the men came to clean ines yesterday.ng but forks in the cainp have done fount that Doth! proviied for the + MAJOR GIBSON WILL SIGN AS PROTEST AGAINST MR.FISHER.to The Montreal Star.Cowansville, Que., June 30\u2014It 1s stated Major G in command of the 13th Scottish Light Dragoons, has as a protest azainst the treatment of the regiment at the hands of Hon.Sydney Fisher.Mr.John C.Miltimore, one of Hon Sydney Fisher's strongest supporters In the Iron Hill district, and father of Lieut.Miiti- more, of the new regiment, boasts openly that now that they have downed Dun- donald, they will deal with Lieut.-Cal Smart.and he will be the next to go.te Sithin power to make the camp 1d the men under canvas.the arrange- nts of the Militia Department are ab- dutely Inadequate unica -yrith Montreal makes xtremely difficult ta get s À there are as apd those at times that seriously onvenience the moveme \u201cand n camp.provided tor the militia in camp only last night In \u2018the meen- me had to shift for selves in the best way they could.and depend on thelr neighbours who had already got their stoves.\u201cFISHER'S OWN.\" he Thirteenth Scottish Light Dragoons naturally the regiment which is at- cting most attention.the public eye The officers and men appear to jalite this fact and the \u2018\u2019Fishers Own.\u201d they have been dubbed by the other ments, first got the names of \"F.F.\" first families), and later \u201cFisher's Dan- ex,\u201d but this has been toned down by consent to \u201cFisher's Own.\u201d Tho t is the strongest in camp, num- m all 334, although tn to the Brigade Office shows The uniforms are ail eu and make bl fine showing.The otficers.have a ne t installed for lighting their horses, too, hav been, as a chosen with great care.so that y make a good sight to witness on field.Among the chargers in uadron is a well known steeplechaser in e Townships valued at nearly $500.squadrons would all have been in $1 force, had it not been for the near rroach of the haying time.While the ter of Agriculture went about in- {ering with the Militia Department, have done.well to point out mething that came within his domain.wit, that the end of June is the haying son in the Townships.The difficulty orted by the officers was not in find- nts of the of- THE THREE RIVERS C Special to The Montreal Star.Three Rivers, Que.June 1460 men forming the Three Rivera military camp are at work, and they seem to appreciate the cool rain which makes existence tolerable.They found the first nights rather cool, but now enjoy restful sleep.slight accident which happened at the commencement of the camp, when a soldier was kicked by his horse, everything goes on agreeably, and all enjoy good health, for some time Apart from a NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Supplied by J.8 Bache & Co.C D.x 29 Hospital street |Sessf = à © 387; E P n who are in other walks of life out- le the farmers, and most of them own horses.= és £2 St 2 & SERGEANT PiCKEL.sight yesterday to see Sert Dr.F.H.Pickel, physician.law- r.Mayor of Sweetaburg, and warden of nisquol county, step up with his eight en, to receive their noon meal of beef E troopers in the camp is Geral of the captain.{ ï » pop} - ISTEADIER TONE 1\" IN STOCK MARKET Further Advance in Canadian Pacific Stimulates Public Interest.RICHELIEU HELD ITS OWN Steadier Feeling in Dominion Coal and Nova Scotia Steel\u2014Dominion iron Bonds Ex-Coupon.FORENOON STOCK MARKET.A steadier tone developed in the stock market to-day after a period of disturbance, during which the prices of several leading industrial issues suffered considerable depreciation.Whether there will be any further outbreaks of liquidation can only be a matter of conjecture, but there is a feeling that all the bad news has been pretty well offset by the readjustu.ent in values which has taken place within the month.Canadian Pacific again became the predominant feature of the market, In view of the further fractional advance to a fresh high price level on the movement.As usual London opened higher, and Wall Street and the local market foilowed suit, the London price being equivalent to 125, while the highest in New York was 124%.with Montreal following another eighth down at 124%.In yesterday's trading the highest was 124% and the closing 124%.MOVEMENT EXCITES INTEREST.The probable extent of the movement which has now carried the price up between seven and eight points is naturally exciting much controversy, in speculative circles particularly, and the forthcoming statement for \u2018he twelve months of the company\u2019s fiscal year.which ends to-cay, will be await ed with much interest.It is generally belleved that the net earnings will be close on to $L800,000 smaller than a year ago.Even with this showing there will be a good margin.after paying the regular 6 per cent.on the common stock.Among the industrials which have been subjected to considerable sellinæ pressure of late Richelieu barely held its own after yesterday's sharp break.In fact the opening transaction was X% lower at 70%, but later at 70% the price was equal to yesterday's lowest.Both Dominion Coal and Nova Scotia Steel did somewhat better the former selling at 41 to 41% and Scotia at 68% to 69, compared with 67% to 684 yesterday.IRON BONDS WERE EX COUPON.Dominion Iron issues were very dull with the only transaction in the bonds at 553% ex coupon.AL the opening call the bonds were quoted as ordinarily al\u2018hougn a buyer to-day would not get delivery until next Tuesday, on ace count of the intervening holidays.As th- coupons will be payable on Saturday the delivery would be ex coupon.As rumour had cast some doubts cn the interest being paid, at the rate of 2% per cent.for the half year, the situation created some little confusion for a time until a conference was held, and the matter was rectified by the quoting of the bonds ex coupon.Yesterday's final transaction was at 88%.so that to-day's price at 55% XC would be a change of only ¥ down from yesterday.\u2019 Other features of the trading were without special interest.Power opened 3% off at 71%.but recovered to 72 Twin City was up ¥ at M%.and troit United was steady at 60%.Ogil- vie preferred sold at 117 in larger lots than usual Morning Transactions.Pacific\u201450 at 124%.175 at 124%.a Iron, Com.\u201410 at 7%, § at Montreal Power\u20143 at 71, 50 at 71%, 2 at Tr Twin City\u201475 at 94%.at 8934, 10 at 99%.as inlon Coal, Com.\u201475 at 41, 78 at Nova Bcofla Steel\u201415 at 694, 26 at 68%.225 at 63.| Detroit\u201425 at 60%.Oglivie pfd.\u2014100 at 117.15 at 117%.Richelien\u201410 at 70, 50 at 70%.22 at 70, §0 at 70%, 25 at 70%.25 at 70%, 200 at 70%.Bell Tel, xd \u20141 at 143.Molsons Bank\u201422 at 201.Mackay, Com.\u201420 at 24%.Dominion Iron bonds xo\u2014$1,000 at 65%.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the Star by Gordon Strathy & Co.stock brokers, 9 St.Sacrament street: Stocks.Jane 30.June 29.12.30 Ask BM Ask Bd Canadian Pacific.124 724 124 124 206 * * = 304 su.Ogilive Miliing., Olive Milling pret Com ssasstesnace esesseecse ansouscnces Canadian.Merchante.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.MISES sy 202 à 286 is - so», 87 ils\u201d it Ste.the a the compare very e week 1806.193.1903.week, le, legitiméète business, yielding a fn oF 800 por cont.Address G.G.G, Post \u2018ce, Montreal.154 3 Prrrs SALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUE- dec, District of Montreal.No.3188.Superior Court.Laurint Pigeon, Plamtif£, vs.Joseph Pelletier, Defendant, and Dame FP.Jodoin, and vir, Opposaut.On the lith day of July.1904, at tem of the clock in the forenoon.at the domtelle of the Opposant, No.888 Parc Lafontaine, in the City of Montreal, will be sold, by authority of Jue- tice, all thé goods and chattels of the sald Opposant, seized in this cause, consisting of household furniture.Conditions cssh.J.D.Dire ARAIS B.8 C.Montreal, 30th June, \u201cne 5 O8F,\u2014 A CO L> ne vi SABLES at 366 Blahep st.out OST \u2014 ON.M \u201cPTH, A alred name Of h tier, Diack\u2019 Thtl, w tir.iso Blecur'epot on head, aschore te th to 301 Prince Arthur st.aad receive ree; ss.\u2014 LEFT IN A 8T.DENIS LPS\" streetcar, going east on St.Antoine oo Monday, June 3Tth.about One o\" 3 gentleman's overcost.Finder will be res; warded on ivturning it to 6824 St.Antoiné + Lost = A LONG HANDLED TORTOI saell lorgnod on St.Catherine Mt.tween Mansfield st.and Me \u2018a, please return to 2705 Si.Catherina, st O87 \u2014 1 L ro PURSE, BLACK, WITH WH containing 38 dollars, one with 1 hearts, other 4 blue ste.either on St.Catherine st, corner 8t.De .or in Bt.Denis street car, or along ! street to Place Viger station.Roward at * Champlain st.Miss Emelia Dufresne.\"a 7.Les?\u2014 GOLD LOCKET, lis on one side, moageram other aide, 2 on Windsor, bu: ine and Bi.Lawrence.181 Laval avenue.Le8T- A PAIR GOLD SPECTACLES Morgan's store, or between store and McGill College avenue\u2019 Rewa: at 7 McGill Coliege avenue.OST \u2014 ON WEDNESDAY, BETW Mountain and Victoria; on St.Cather: lne, @ purse, containing money and owners card.Please return to :1B Victoria and celve reward.OST \u2014 A WHITE dog, scars abéut FLEUR Lawrence or 8t.Catherine cara, or at corn:r St.Cat}; Reward by return BULL TERRIBR é Lead; answers naine of Jap.Any one detaining him afte® thi), Dotice will be picrocuied Reward Ayer at.OST, A RED LBA R L 8 marked Compliments of porte,\u201d WRG, Ol, à $30.00 and = itr turned to bleau, T0 St ter ut FROM 48: ST.U-: PT OST \u2014 FSTRA 3 * \u2019 bain @treet, on ana er Itallan ær@ybound, whit 155 3 2e ings.Reward If returned: \u2019 OST STRAYED calfe street, a light db spaniel pup.wearing a leather ward offered for return.1,057 \u2014 ON ST.JAMES VEST C, small parcel, conialntug cruet in cut glass, on allver stunu.Reward turniag to Macduff & Lemieux, James st.- YJ O8T \u2014 ON SEBASTOPOL 8 Bunday evening an ring, three diamonds and two er please return to 313 Sebaër recelve liberal) reward.FOUND.UND \u2014 NOTICE TO ANY MAN has lost a horse since the 2in Apply 7 Perrault lane.PUPILS WANTED.ANTED \u2014 PUPILS, MANDO piano puptis, $2 per month.Gill College avenue.ANTED \u2014 SHORTHAND, TYP, ing.bookkeeping.penmanshi vidual! instruction snsures best and results, consequently secures best W.Harries\u2019s Academy and Commetcial stitute, 3749 St.Catherine st.Teleply town 3006.v ANTED \u2014 WOULD-BER graphers.You can become stenographers in 30 days by Boyd's Syllabic Shorthand.We bav students in good positions, after lt study.8yliabie Shorthand combin simplicity, legibility and speed, an free from positien, dots, or h thus doing away with plication and confusion which exis old systems.Call or write for circul labic Shorthand & Business Colle solutely Hall, St.Catherine st.W.T.Moon {Prine pal 158 300d | ANTBD \u2014 SHORTHAND AND writing lessons given at nig guarantee t.: make good puple ip two Months.Modera «35 3010034 stenographers TEACHERS WANTED.AT YyanTED \u201c\u2014 TEACHER Glen, 8.8.No.8 Union Sound, duties to commence, RY it Parry ) mer holidays.Apply, ® .ta qualifications, 8, J.Elliott, surer, Fern Glen Ont Lo WWANTZD \u2014 TWO /\"TRACHERS -_ Gaspe Village Æchool, one Model one slementary.Apply to A.D.Treas, ating ary required.> / SHOW CASES.CANADIAN SHOW CASE GO, 92 Druggist laide at, West, Toronto.fixt and logue.urps Goor oases, wragp counters.Write for our illustrated oa THE RUSH Is NOW FOR WEST EN D KENSING- IN LOTS.= thiy Payments : M For info @ w.A 184 St.Peter nt, Ground Office on pr y, Lee & Evenin Shoe = on ; ening ce, \u2026 Brewster, \u2014 = LI CUSPIDORS - i - England.Mr.Mitchell \u201cur EP IR ACTE CAVE pcs ss UNDERSKIRTS with frill, value $1.1163 St.James Street, cor.Fuiford day s Great Special Sale Green Cash Receipts Do your buylug at our store, FRIDAY, 2 if you want to save money in buylog for gouod goods at extraordinary low prices, and, besidea, we will give in all our departments, 2 Stamps for 1 100 dos.of Black Satana Underskirts, For our Friday Sale, only very nicely made, real 59 BLOUSES - - SKIRTS - - DRESS G00DS MUSLINS - - med with Wool, real colors, sizes; 13 dox.of White Blouses, trimmed with embroidery insertion, 4 different patterns, all sizes, value $1.00 and $1.25.For our Friday Sale, only .1 big lot of Ladies\u2019 Linen Skirts, trim- Braid, value Thc and $1.00.For our Friday Sale, only .; 10 pieces of Canvas Dress Goods, all- blue and gray.value 65c.Friday Sale only.10 pleces of Dimity Muslin, assorted valua 12c.Sale, only .+.«.2,000 Cuspldors, painted and nicely decorated, assorted value 30c, our Friday Sale, only .1163 ST.JAMES STREET, cor.Fulford.795¢ 43c 35c 8c Blue Braid or White wide width, Our For our Friday PE 22 different patterns, 17c 40c, and 50c.For CHAMBERLAIN\u2019S POLICY MUST FINALLY TRIUMPH.Mr.Willis Mitchell, of Edgbaston, England, is a guest at the Si, Lawrence Hall Mr.Mitchell, who is in Canada on business has just completed a tour ofsthe Dominjon, and is remarkably impressed with what he has sen of the resources of the Domin- lon.He {8 of the opinon that there is an era of great prosperity before Canada.In regard to political In is quite communicative.He is a strong Chamber- lainite.Edgbaston is one of the chief suburbs of Birmingham, the capital of the Midland shires.Mr.Mitchell is of opinion that the people of Eggland will eventually support the policy of tariff reform, and that the ultimate success of Mr.Chamberlain's proposals is certain.Mr.Mitchell will remain In England for a few weeks before proceeding to South Africa in the inter- natters .ests of his firm.RETURN OF DEAN So MORSE FROM TORONTO.\u201c3 + Dean Moyse and Dr.Tory.of McGill University, have returned from To- :, Tento, where they conferred with the | di gtario Department of Education \u201c éoncerning the course to be pursued .bp McGill, so that students graduating thence may di- receive a specialist \u201c\u2019ploma for use in Ontario.The work at McGill, it is stated, is \u201ctoo rp iulized, particularly in science, to ni.the requirements of schools where the specialist is required to teach more than- one subject.This is believes that certain = have to be altered or blended with others, or indeed that \u2018several new courses may have to be established.THE RUSSIAN FORCE IS NOT SUFFICIENT.Special Cable From a Montreal Star Correspondent, St.Petersburg, June 29.\u2014 General Kuropatkin's evacuation of his positions In the mountains is taken in military quarters as the prelude of a successful sortie.The Japanese prmy is considered entirely too powerful to be resisted by the Russlan troops now in the field.Should General Kuropatkin, ignoring recent lessons, elect to concentrate at Hai Cheng or Llao Yang to receive the Japanese onset, only a victory which is deemed impossible of achleve- ment would save him from flerce denunciation in court and military circles here.Already the question of correspondents \u2014 \u201cWill Gen.Kuropatkin retreat ?\u201d\u2014Iis met by certain members of the general staff by the counter quertion, \u201cIs General Kuropatkin mad?\u2019 The best military minds argue that General Kuropatkin has shown himself incapable of resisting the extended lines of the Japanese, and that there is no reason to believe that he can do any better when that line Is vastiy contracted, notwithstanding the Russians\u2019 advantage in having the more compact and inner army.Russia has applied to the French Governmeni to allow the Baltic fleet to coal at French ports on her way to- the Far East.The Russian Government at present is negotiating for contracts for a large Bupply of coal in France and Germany._ N AN gl FTER the action in a Mason and Risch piano has M been fitted into its position in the instrument, it is subjected to the most careful adjustment of all its parts.This action-regulating is a very important feature in piano construction, and we allow none but men of long experience and expert i mechanical ability to attend to it.Every hammer must have exactly the same length of stroke, and each Key the same depth of movement.\u2018To secure thisevery note is thoroughly gone over, each key is carefully tested, every minute part is examined to ensure its accurately = poing its apportioned work.We would like to have you hear a Mason and Risch Piano and test it at our warerooms.You will find that for purity of tone it has no equal.Write for some of our literature, it gives the story of the building of a Mason and Risch Piano.MASON AND RISCH.The Piano with a Soul.Ÿ Masti and Risch Piano Company, Limited, Tdronto I: Montreul Warerdoms \u2014 2440 St.Catherine Street D Ta 4.10 [EE RISCH \u2018reports that the Japanese advance be- tive against the Japanese fleet.CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.London, June 30.\u2014There i8 no official confirmation of the reports of the cap= ture by the Japanese of forts at Port Arthur.There are numerous unofficial versions which, while practically concurring in their statement regarding the losses on each side, locate and name the positions variously.The Morning Post's Toklo correspondent describes the forts as being on the heights In thé vicinity of Talienwan Bay.The Chronicle places the Chikwanshan fort in the centre of the Tiger Tail Peninsula, south-west of Port Arthur.Its Toklo correspondent does not mention the other forts, but he says that the Japanese are advancing towards Port Arthur on both sides of the Kwang Tung Peninsula.The Telegraph's Tokio\u2019 correspondent quotes the Asahl as saying that the Japanese, advancing from the eastward of Lantunbashl Hill, took the Huhanshan and Hsitelshan forts.The Che Foo correspondent of the Express gan early Sunday frem the north-west.They first occupied Sungshoo hill, 4 miles from Kutan.They afterwards seized Kaiyang Chiao and Lung Tung Chiao on the coast, using the Island Siaupingtao as a naval base.A body of cavalry and infantry advancing from Bungshoo Hill, occupied Chikwanshan and Hautashan.All the heights were extensively fortified and mined.The].Russians flercely resisted, but the Japanese artillery fire was overwhelming, and by evening they had secured all the coveted points, and the Russians retired on the inner defences of Port Arthur.SOME RECENT FIGHTING.London, June 30.\u2014The Tokio correspondent of the Morning Post says that the Japanese second army has effected à juncture with the first army, and that the whole force now has a fighting front of 120 miles.London, June 30.\u2014The Tokio correspondent of the Dally Telegraph says that severe fighting took place at Kal- ping on June 25, which resulted in the capture of that place on the morning of June 26.St.Petersburg.June 30.\u2014A correspondent of the Viedomosti, at General Kuropatkin\u2019s headquarters, telegraphs his paper that the Japanese troops occupied Kaiping (sometimes called Kalchau) yesterday.> FIGHTING AT THE PASSES.Haj Cheng, June 30.\u2014The Japanese are continuing to advance from Siu- Yen and Feng-Wang-Cheng.General Oku is also moving north from Senu- Chen.General Samsonoff js contesting his progress, but is not offering serious resistance.The Japanese force advancing from the Mo Tien pass is composed of at least three regiments and ten batteries of artillery.A force of equal strength is advancing from Fen-Shui pass on the high road to Liao-Yang.The flank move on the latter is supported by a column marching from Saimatsza.It would appear that confusion has arisen through the use of the words, \u201c\u201cMo-Tien Pass,\u201d in Gen.Kuropatkin's despatch of June 27.\u2018The Mo-Tien Pass, known as the \u201cGate of Mukden,\u201d is easily located, but troops would not be likely to advance from there on Hal-Cheng or Ta-Tche-Klao, as they would have to move nearly one hundred miles south-west after getting through the pass.On the other hand.there is a Mono-Tien Pass nearly east of Hal-Cheng, and about forty miles from that town.It is possible that Mono-Tien Pass been meant when Mo-Tien Pass was mentioned.It also seems probable that the\u2019 reference to Ta-Pass in Gen.Kuropat- kin's despatch meant, \u2018\u2019Dalin Pass,\u201d or \u2018Daling.\u201d otherwise Ta Pass, which 18 about twenty-five miles south-west of Ta-Tche-Kiao.it was announced from Hal Cheng last night that a heavy engagement was expected yesterday hear the viil=] age of Si-Mou-Cheng, fifteen miles south-east of Hal Cheng and an equal distance due east of the rallway.Si-Mon-Cheng is about thirty miles from Mono-Tien Pass.St.Petersburg, June 30\u2014A correspondent of the Russ has telegraphed his paper a description of the capture of Talien (or Tatien) Pass by the Japanese on Monday.His report was sent from Hai Cheng and bears Wednesday's date.The Russian force, which he accompanied, was stationed ten miles beyond the pass.Several Japanese columns advanced on Sunday upon this outlying position, which was held by three battalions.The Russians declined to withdraw until they were nearly surrounded, when they rejoined a regiment which was holding Tallen Pass.The fighting throughout Sunday afternoon and evening was severe, the Russian gunners pouring a heavy fire into dense masses of Japanese cavalry.The firing ceased at dusk, but - the Japanese did not stop working, mays the Russ correspondent.They kept bringing up guns and mounting them in readiness for a renewal of the fighting.One Japanese battery was established exactly where two Russian guns had been on Saturday.At dawn on Monday, the battle was resumed.The Japanese, under cover of their artillery fire, again began flanking operations.The Russians left, yleld.ing to pressure, fell back.As long as their supply of shells lasted the Russlan artillery men, who occupied the centre kept up their fire, and before they retired the gunners had to carry off the guns.The Japanese, says the correspondent, had seige artillery.He adds that the Russian losses were very heavy.From the foregoing report it is clear that the Talen Pass.captured on Monday, the identity of which was not made certain in the official accounts, is not the one at the extreme left of the Russian lines, but is near Hai Cheng.DAMAGE TO THE NAVARIN.Cronstadt, June 30.\u2014The Russian battleship Navarin, while returning to her anchorage yesterday.was rammed by the Russian ironclad Netron Menia, which struck her amidship.The damage to the Navarin is not serious, though it may be necessary to dry- dock the vessel.It is belleved that the period requfred for repairing the battleship will not be a long one, The Navarin is a hattleship of 10,- 208 tons displacement.The warship i has a belt of compound armour, 16 Eight European inches thick, and twelve inches of the ASK FOR THE OCTAGON BAR Sunlight Soap washes the clothes white and won't injure the hands.LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO.10a N N N \u2014 and, Bi CL, LL X x 2 or) \u201c Gee 447 ps : of urnace Some Furnaces try to heat the whole neighborhood by sending 90 per cent.the heat up the chimney.What you want is a Furnace ' that will heat your whole house, M and send only the smoke up the chimney.And this is just what the Sunshine Furnace does.It has more radiating A surface than any other Furnace made, and all the heat is forced through the hot-air pipes\u2014not into 2 chimney.7 the smoke pipe and up the The most economical, the greatest heat producer, the cleanest and simplest heater on the market.Sold by all enterprising dealers.Write for booklet, ~~ MClarys London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St.John, N.B.AGENTS FOR MONTREAL: R.& W.Kerr, 2230 St.Catherine st.Vernallles Frerea, 240 St.Catherine st.May Bros., 579 1-3-0090 Wellington st.P.Forgette, 927 St.Lawrence st.Henry Morgan & Co., Montreal, S.J.Granger, 670 St.Catherine at.L.N.& J.E.Noiseux, 3174 Notre Dame Jos.Rhenaume, 1544 St.Catherine st.J.& P.Davignon, 1063 Ontario street.same armour above her belt, on her bulkheads and over her heavy gun positions.Her armament consists of four 12-inch guns, and eight six-inch guns, fourteen quick firers and four smaller guns, The speed of the Navarin is estimated at sixteen knots and she carries a crew of 630 men.The Netron Menia is a const defence ironclad of 3,340 tons displacement.She is an old vessel, having been completed in 1865.Her armament consists of fourteen six-inch guns and probably a few smaller quick-firing guns.REFUGEES TELL INTERESTING STORY.Acording to a Party Picked Up No Russian Battleship Was Sunk Last Thursday.Special Cable from a Montreal Star Correspondent.Chicago, June 29.\u2014On board a despatch boat at Che Foo, June 30.\u2014 refugees who left Port Arthur in a Chinese junk, were picked up yesterday morning by a despatch boat, with a Montreal Star cor- respondènt on board.There were five men, two women and a child in the party.They belonged to the upper class.The information they gave seems reliable.They stated that the Russian (leet now consists of the following vessels in good condition: The Czarevitch, Retvizan, obleda, Peresviet, Poltava, Askold, Diana, Bayan, Novik and twemty torpedo craft and smaller boats.The torpedo transport Amur is damaged and the battleship Sevastopol slightly damaged, but-they can be soon repaired.There are 12,000 sailors and 40.000 soldiers In the fortress.The women are largely employed as nurses.There are 250 artisans and 2,000 citizens.Sa These 2.000 \u2018have now been drafted Into the army -and are drilled daily.There is plenty of food.but the Government is controlling prices in order to prevent speculation.The refugees aiso stated that owing to the jeers of the army the fleet was forced.to make its recent demonstration on June 23 in order to preserve the morale of the garrison.It came out of the harbour with a total of thirty-five ships.The Japanese made g torpedo attack the same night.Russian sallors say they are afrald of the Japanese torpedo boats, as they always make at full dangdr from mines.When the torpedo boats came up the Russian vessels retreated inside the harbour, the Sevastopol striking one of the Russian mines in the dark.Howeverrit was only slightly damaged.The refugees deny that the Russians lost any cruisers.They say, however, that the Japanese lost two torpedo boats.This, however, is not :to Ve credited.They stated that they thought the fleet would make 4\u2019 great fight eventually, but meantime while waiting for the arrival of Admiral Skrydloff all the officers were afraid oy for the battleships, regardless of of Lots towels needed this hot weather and when you think of a towel you natural ly think of our Towel Service Department.We assume all the petty annoyances of looking after your office toilet requisites and at a reasonable charge.THE TOILET LAUNDRY CO, Limited, 200 Guy Street, Phones Up 3480, 3481, 3482.vik is an exception to this rule.He is very brave going out repeatedly.A JAPANESE ATTACK.These refugees say they thought the fortress could be taken from the land side, and only the Japanese are at present making an attack on Wolf mountain.The fifth Russian regiment lost heavily in the fighting around Kitchou.The Japanese are very brave and treat the Russian wounded kindly.The Russian soldiers are very ignorant, fighting or retreating as ordered, caring little for the bullet wounds inflicted by the Japanese.These wounds are very small, and although temporarily disabling, are recovered from in three weeks, if not immediately fatal.The defenders of Port Arthur are somewhat discouraged, but are taught to believe that General Kuropatkin ls hurrying to their relief.The Japanese losses are greatly exaggerated, the garrison being told that 20,000 were killed at the Yalu river.Japanese sples are circulating papers, abusing the Russian Government among the soldiers.More than two thousand shots were fired by the forts on the night of June 22.The garrison consists of the foilow- ing regiments of Infantry, 5th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th, averaging nearly 4,000 each.The fourth regiment of field artillery is also in the garrieon besides the fortreas regiment.The number of guns total 700.There is an admirable hospital service.One Norwegian steamer is held in the harbour.It is reported that the Vladivostok squadron was seen off the northwest coast of Hakkaldo island on Monday.This Is uncertain, as the weather has to risk detent.The captain of the Ne- been foggy, RECENT A | | ACKS - ) ) ) 1 iL \u2019 | 7 | w - = .PEYN 7 : | i = = ï = 3 e | Diamonds [ VERSITY During July our arrangements The Defence of the Rus- FN ST.OATHERINE AND UNIVERSITY STREETS.\u2019 ke will-include a series of new and sians Is Described as takes many years of care- Readv For Business Promptly at 8 a, ns.2 _ .ul study to acquire.additional selling inducements Stubborn.Purchase your Diamonds that will make mid-summer from Hemsley, they guar- t antee the quality to be en- ® éelling memorable.JAPS EFFECTED A JUNCTURE We advise everybody to use Sunlight Soap\u2014 tirely as represented.It makes child\u2019s play of work, Hemsley's Diamonds are n It is Not Yet Clearly Established - first quality Diamonds.For details, see next week\u2019s announcements, What Passes the Japs Have SUNLIGH Soap - 7.Captured.] 7 : \u2018 mi R.HEMSLEY, This evening at 6 o'clock and will not re- » e 0 I} ur 0 imi e Tokio, June 30.\u2014Information has been : - y e9 received of the occupation on Sunday We have used \u201cSunlight Soap,\u201d and we want to tell you that 203-365 St.James street, 2341-2343 St.Catherine Street of important heights four miles west it is the best soap made, that's why we are writing.We found out MONTREAL, open, until Monday, July 4th, promptly at 8 a.m.t.Catherine reet.of Cape Bevan, near Port Arthur.The : : : ; Terma Cash.Corner Metcalfe.Tel.Up 2740.erence was stubborn.The Russians that the Sunlight way is the best way to wash with * Sunlight Soap.\u201d ; J the Japanese artillery.leaving.for At first we used to wash with Sunlight Soap in the old way as we Store closed all da) \u2018 dead, two [rapid-fire guns, and a large did with common soap, but after we washed according to directions Friday and Saturday of munition behind them.: : this week.The Japanese casualties were about printed on the package, we would never wash the old way again, We _ + -THE GREAT WEST END DEPARTMENTAL STORE 1.Kime position captured Includes first soap the articles, leave them to soak and then rub out lightly on the Prior-to-Stocktaking nshen battery, formerly ac- .i wash board.Not much to do and it makes the clothes white as snow.» Sale The Home Drink culars in Saturday\u2019s issue.Hi Rootbeer = v LIPTON\u2019S res obtained its phenomenal popularity through its perfection of quality.purity + and flavor.In fact it is in a class by itself.Prove this to your own satisfaction by trying LIPTON\u2019S TEAS ~ A package mak everywhere, or 26 St.Peter St.Montreal, Can.BW.P.DOWNEY, Sole Agent, es es five gallons.Sold by mail, for 26c.- un - No Home, No Kitchen, .No Table, = \"7 V satisfaction.For \u201c1847 Rogers Bros.\u201d Spoons, Forks, Knives, etc., have been made and on auv knife fork or spoon, wherever bouglit, guarantees its high quality.No dish of Meat, Fish, Fowl, Game er Seum, + is complete without the appetizing accompaniment of the world-famous IL.ea & Perrins\u2019 sauce.THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE WORCESTERSHIRE.You cannot get \"just as good\u201d for a third the price, or at the same money, either.for it has \u201cabsolutely no equal.\u201d All the best Grocers and Restauraht.(9 keepers will be pleased to supply you.Ask for LEA & PERRINS Fhe Sauce that has absolutely mo equal.\u201d J.M.DOUGLAS & CO, Montreal, Canadian Agenta t= 0e } 50 Years GENUINE iven perfect The prefix \u201c1847\u201d CANDY CATHARTIC ANNUAL SALE\u2014TEN MILLION BOXES Greatest In the Werld A MILLION AMERICAN BRAUTIES keep their blood pure, thelr complexion soft and clear, their breath sweet and their whole bodies active and bealthy with OABCARETS Candy Cathartio.TE quick effects of CASCARETS 28 clear ers and blood purifiers; their promptness in curing pimples, boils, b ver blackheads, and in sweetening tainted breath, bave become kmown h the kind words of ladies who have tried them.Hence the sale of OVER ON BOXES A MONTH.The quickest, surest way to beauty is to cleanse blood, for Beauty's Blood Deep.© first rule for the blood is to Dp the bowels free, gently but positively with C.All 280, 500, Never sold in bulk, The genuine tablet stamped OO Address Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.us BOSTON TAN SHOES, for women, are the season\u2019s leaders in Summer footwear.Beautiful in desigm, stylish in shape, and exquisite in finish ; these shoes are the very ideal of hot weather shoes.Our variety in style/and leather is the most complete to be found anywhere in women's shoes.Pongee Kid, Champagne Kid, Russia Calf Patent Kid and Black Kid Skin, are some of «the favorites, and every style of heel\u2014Cuban, Military and | Louis XV.\u2014is represented.Boston Ta Shoes FOR WOMEN The Highest Quality.$3 50 The Lowest Price.All Boston Shoes for women are made from specially prepared leather, from our own tanreries\u2014cool, light, soft and flexible.And our Nature lasts give to Boston Shoes the marvelous fit and ease which has become celebrated among women.All Boston Shoes are bench made, and WE PROVE THE WEAR.A Six Dollar Shoe Value for Three Dollars and a Half That's what Boston Shoes really are, By mail 25 cents extra Send for our new Illustrated Catalogue, BOSTON SHOE STORE, 2325 St.Catherine $t., Cor.Mansfield St., Montreal, Can.TORONTO STORE, 106 YONGE STREET.- FACTORIES AND TANNERIES, BOSTON, MASS.Will be the principle event during July.Parti- ai ère Want, oo + & #\"Teferencea required.*port x, a < À 1 en mma Come - : W | & |, +-T.1078, Star Office.\u2018 A | ANYED \u201cie MACHINE JIT sfectors, rin m han hands, planer handy.lathe hands ore, punsh and die makers Mel.Nome but first class mey pply té Canadian Ge oterborough, Ont.ANTED \u2014 OPBRAT speed machines, à good wages.We do nof ternoons.John P.Bla street.ANTED \u2014 A F2 able to milk TS Ply to Wm.Leney * Longue Pointe.\u2014 WANTED \u2014 sre Into s for visit eur agen City procuring nar tise our good honesty and Co, Limite: È \u2018 WwW NTrAld.Deserres \u2019 time, tw-inance Com- | * service 100M, \u201cthat I] any more \u2014\u2014 to w= \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014wvay Company lo qtion made in the maê esompany\u2019s real days Wurd.It was deltire assessment by Peery in this ward to over one million present time, the ed it was about bh what it should be.company was con- ving its property .n \u2018tentfon was advanced should lower the as- imunication had been nt city clerk Bauset, roke out in the above | .Continuing htt re- \u2018It Is remarkable that veal are always ask- = and favours.They ' anything.I am ) \"tn had ys, of the Grand tt ore jthe committee Just exactly whet *erhaps we sagements2 UIRY.room 532.not the pro- WANTED nt.Let us for mairtment to .Btar Office.ving just gul aero -\u2014e G.T.R.ANTED\u2014 \u2018xes.oiners.A Bar, ry \\ commit- th com- of ths Wedge.and 5 Pp.of fine Hor FACILITIES FOR ALL KINDS OF BANK! CORNER \u201c St James & St.Peter Sts.~~ RED TICKET SALE.\"Interesting News for you.During July we will give a discount of 10 p.\u20ac.\u20ac, extra off for cash on all our large stock niture, Rugs Draperies, Carpets.etc., and 500 pieces have been marked with a special Red Ticket showing the regular and the reduced prices, the latter , being from 13 p.c.to 40 p.c.lower than the former.Sale Starts on SATURDAY JULY 2nd.Here is just one item to illustrate: Drawing Room Suite of three pieces, solid mahogany, inlaid design, covered with \"$8 a yard Brocaded Silk in three colors, re- $50.00 LOOK AT THIS SET IN OUR WINDOW.ar price $68.50 duced to - - ANTED \u2014 = city in enced sho tion and good oe before 2325 St.Catherix OF ot tled \u2018o WANTED \u2014 A store work Sood rk.Appl Shoe Store, 2318 =\" fav- With every $5.00 purchase we will give a very pretty novelty pin-cushion ; a miniature foot-stool, covered with figured velours, gilt legs.ANTED \u2014 A Gly £0 to Hudson hat ine at.way ANTED \u2014 A nae bake the bread for mill boarding housf¥* connection.State wages l® mence work Shives L Pie 1p RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, 332.COR.GUY & SI.CATHERINE STS.Campbeliton, N.B.TANTED \u2014 A GOOD take orders in tae city # coal company; one with ex red.Address R.2817, Star C ail 1 VWANTED \u2014 BAKER.CAKE AND try.strictly temperate.with saumanks customers and patrons for their liberal tory testimonials: steady.good wag right man.Robinson's, 8t.John.N.B.WANTED \u2014 MEN TG LEARN BArpæcful scrutin trade, new system; eight weeks ave age time.$10 to weekly guaranteed wn throuxn Bpeclal (nducaments now.Write for gatalogue.Moler's Barber College.N¢ Yo City.153 \u20ac VWANTED -\u2014- A GIRL FOR GENERA housework, small family.good jomas Ligget 17) Union reponse to June Sale just ended and asks a y to Saturday's ad.regarding aE ee a Tools Jonstear\u2019s Cheap Sale of Carpets and Furnishings.nas Ligget, EMPIRE BUILDING, UM, UT6 St.Catherine Street, Marion L.Bugbee, M.D.Whits River Jug\u2019 tion, Vermont.163 WANTED \u2014 GENTLEMAN, WITH tensive acquaintance In Montreal a vicinity to copper! represent high grade Proposition.This is a first class opportunitg! Yor a first class man.References require Address A.J.Elliott, Secretary, 1115 Stock Exchange Bidg., Chicago.AJANTED \u2014 GIRLS TO ENAMEL APprentices and experienced enamellers.Caron Bros, 643 Craig st.Montreal.153 2 VWANTED \u2014 OFFICE BOY BY LARGE wholesale dry goods house Apply in own handwriting to 8, 3572, Star Office.153 2 WANTED \u2014 STENOGRAPHER AND typewriter, also an office boy.Enclose references and address P.O.Box 854.153 2 ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A FIRST CLASS © general servant: references required.Apply 96 Tupper at.138 2?ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN, 18 TO 20 years old for general office work: Hood prospects for the right man.Address in ojrn handwriting, stating age, experience and salary expected, to S, 3663, Star Oftice.153 2 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED woman for general servant; no washing, no cooking.comfortable home for right person.47 St.Familie at.158 3 ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED DRERS- makers, capable of keeping assistants employed; permanent employment.97 University st.153 2 ANTED \u2014 A MACHINIST APPLY with references to R.A.Somera, 95 King st.153 2 ANTED\u2014 EXPERIENCED GIRLS FOR paper box making.Apply at The Empire Paper Box Co.64 Queen st.182 3 ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED MAN FOR electric wiring.Apply at once 368 Victoria Avenue, Westmount.153 2 WANTED \u2014 YOUNG : MAN AS salesman, one with connection among .contractors or steam-fitters trades prefere: red.Must be /good talker.No samples to: earry.Address 8, 3595, Star Office.153 3° SIREET- HAY EARNINGS - Will Appeal preme Court ?ment.= FIGHT APPEAL TiMade Into Forged this for Printing \u2014_.1 Gazette.) by 352d at the meeting of \u2014ittee yesterday af- ontreal Street Rall- dbogénded going to the byinst a judgment ren- detreme Court, to the ty was entitled to 3 company\u2019s earnings of cad the company has Jshtentlon, and-the re- Teries of lawsuits.at once decided to hore the Privy Coun- of A.W.Atwater, con- Olney.was .appointed F pd take care of CITY &: the amount involved ighalf a million; in con- iz looked upon as ant one.For twenty ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN ]'8ny has not paid per- of good address and education, able].to thke part management in very attracti publishing business: one with small amo of capital preferred.8, 3594, Star Office, 158 6: such percen ANTED \u2014 YOUNG LADY AS ASSIST-2e paid tn the future.ant in office; must write good earnings In outside à the city win before cll, the company would, » to make these percen- would and be quick and correct at figures.R, BE AGREEMENT IS.Star Office.198 2 > the agreement with the ANTED \u2014 TOUNG GIRL TO ASSR#FF)any pays four per cent.la ice cream parlour, evening experience not necessary.M.McDonald, ¥ Greene ave.153 Ÿ earnings, up to one mil- \u20ac On the next half million mais; Cent.and so on up to WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY AN NE-2t.on all earnings over perienced children\u2019s nurse, dally.ee.resident.Apply Day Nursery.WANTED \u2014 YOUTHS FOR MAN flat.Troy Laundry Co.Ltd.81 Spector at.- pe ANTED \u2014 SERVANT AT ONCE.Âit Metcalfe ave.153 \u2018# - ANTEP \u2014 A YOUNG LAD ABOUT £8 1334 _mpany protests the city '% to collect anything on e subumhe, which places the city's control.On , the city's contends the railway includes every \u201cnd upon this point got the highest Canadian years of age to assist in general @Éssonths ago.fica work, who can write saorthand must be able to read his noten.State eRe rience and salary expected Appiy T.3689, 1 tar Offices 83 6, lyn again given by the affidavits which have the Finance Committee 1904 Thu.Ri.Ar.Sox.Lut » that for Mon 7 RIS £15 value giving is the limit.BUT IT DOESNT STOP THERE! In addition to the sweeping reductions made throughout the store ir every department and ending August 6th, we will hold a THIRTY DAYS July Reduction Sale \u2019 __| We Will Refund One Day\u2019s \u2014 Sales to Purchasers \u2014 within the above dates, beth inclusive.gw FOR Days\u2019 INSTANCE : Keep Your Bills For Every You Make During This Great 30 Sale.Should you make a purchase or purchases on the day selected or chosen by us, at the conclusion of this sale when the refund day is announced, upon presentation of y receipt for that date you will Have the \u2018Amount of Your Purchases Refunded No Matter How Large the Amount Is.» > HAMILTON'S + promised you the most Novel, Interesting and Profitable News that you've ever heard or read of! ry KA RYN ON ~ And here\u2019s the _AHTING.Coyncll the consjder- W-law.giv- ww > ® .ontract eat and © strocte contract te station & contract, sf battle\u2019 t the Citi- tontrolled and Pow- ve 70 are @ ®sides in- per an- \"th reduce corded ta of the .The Inecessary pr © n of the wn cost, er: and fee night luminate tours.All + ;bulldingp.pt I wil have port the em.The + rights in tacts with sted.Le + he May- he -lue ¢ company : of taxes?se If there W pight \u201cwould be rpo t ses.no limit fue of the any mighe at *v think ft alue be- 4 the right \u2018would be on the ex med und- contrace.ed after ayor and thorised to pettiement r Gelinas the last he courts.No.2 Fire rth W A 133.260: H.Des, 33,238.the cost of fivier, sec- ille, fiers and the lowest.nen.wn as the , 1s being Ps seventy.sland \u2018of he club is e use of im- { more m R Windsor by-laws: ie ~\u201cH.Dunn, toss Qu incan Me- imardy 4.Purchase | They\u2019re Valuable besides guaranteeing you the best possible values, should you be fortunate enough to make a purchase on the chosen refund day at the couclusion of this sale upon presenting your receipt at our Cash Desk you Can Have Your Money Back For All Purchases Made That Day ¢ BF\" To-Morrow and Saturday This Store WIII be Closed.Sale Commences MONDAY MORNING, July the 4ff, \"Insist upon getting a receipt for every purchase you and Edds August Gib.make during this 30 Days\u2019 Sale.Besides the unmatdhable values in our Great July 4 Reduction Sale you have a chance of getting the Amoun ADay's Purchases Back #=\\LTON COY, ool Bts.Dominion aa.e somethl ravages ) LEW t our , 8.AJ It, F.C.quin, G., you're not tn the far : Jona ah of 90¢ e ps lat, 6 s, | \u2018University,\u2019 76x30 +, So .(MoGill), ; Analyst, re PE a Ten above?Well, well well! - Seventy-cight Sixty-eight yesterday.But to-day the sun shines and all \u201cis bright once \u201cmore The trees have taken on a bright green garment that even the grass in the parks cannot touch.Emerald green with a dash of that colour charm that tan only be expressed as of the June variety And for Dominion Day.The man who rules toost is merciful Jupiter Fluvius is even the probabilities.His rain is ended.His sun will reign in his stead.\u2018And we all hope that the weather man is more rellable than the Montreal baseball team.There is a chance that there will! be westerly winds.Sometimes westerly winds bring rain in their train.\u201cAvaunt ye foolish fears!™ Dominion Day, 1904, promises to be the weather banished from a sunny national holiday.it te fine to-day; in France it in fair also.- - Good, gooll, Mr.Weather Man.You have something to atone for.But please remember to-morrow is Dominion Day, and we want Imperial weather.Please!!! Maximum and Minimum Temperatures.Kamloops, 90, 58: Calgary, 78, 44; Medicine Hat, 86, 56: Qu'Appelle.7?40: Winnipeg.72, 52: Port Arthur, 66.48; Parry Sound.80, 58: Toronto, 76.58: Ottawa, 72, 60: Montreal, 73, 61: Quebec, 66, 60; Halifax, 76, 56.The Next Twenty-Four Hours.Moderate south- westerly warm and partly fair, with thunderstorms.Friday, westerly winds, moderately warm.winds, local fair and Facts About the Weather.Montreal, June 30, 1904 Readings by the Optical and Engineers' Supply Company's Standard Barometer, at noon yesterday 29.96, at 8 am to-day 323990, 11 am.to-day 29.88; temperature, to-day, marimum 78, minimum 58; yesterday, maximum 68, minimum 48.Sun rose this morning at 4.30 o'clock; will set this evening at 8.03 o'clock.The absolutely pure BAKING POWDER ROYAL-\u2014the most celebrated of all the baking powders in the world- celebrated for its great leavening strength and purity.It makes your cakes, biscuit, bread, etc., healthful; sures you against alum and all forms of adulteration that go with the cheap brands.ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.NEW YORK.it as- LORD DUNDONALD ANSHERS MINISTERS Sir Frederick Borden's Statement in Neuse Met.SEVERAL EFFECTIVE REPLIES Lord Dundonald May Deliver .Address Before He Returns to England.An Ottawa, June 30.\u2014 Last evening a correspondent called on the Earl of Dyndonald in reference to the attack de on him in the House on Thurs- jy evening, last, by the Minister of Militia.Lord Dundonald was somewhat dis- sfactined at first to say anything, but after the correspondent had pointed the serious character of some of > Frederick Borden's observations, the General consented to be interview- de 0d rt gx, form # a Pgs pa = i Smart, the officer 3 \u2026 «its Lordship was first asked what abétit the reporting of his Montreal speech, which is reported in Hansard as follows: Mr, Monk\u2014\"Does the hon gentleman (Str Frederick Borden) say that the General! Officer Commanding had 8 NeWSpaper reporter there paid to report his speech Bir Frederick Borden\u2014*1 am so in- e General replied: \u201cI had noth whatever to do with the presence Of a reporter at the banquet.\u201d The next question had reference to this atatement of Sir Frederick Borden: \u201cWe have learned that Lord Dun- donald went to Montreal for what purpose?To see Col.Smart and to ask Col.Smart to write a letter.\u201d HE TRIP TO MONTREAL.ent to Montreal on June 3rd\u201d the General remarked, \u201cto open the Montreal Military Institute on that day, at which institute I met Colonel Whitley and Col.Smart by accident and learnt fuller detalls of Mr.Fisher's interference.I asked Colonel Smart to embody some of the points he mentioned in a letter, which I received on the morning of June 4th.I reviewed the Montreal garrison in the afternoon, and on the evening of that day 1 attended the officers\u2019 banquet.\u201d \u201cWhat about the Minister's appeal to race prejudice, when he remarked : The district officer commanding In that district happens to be a worthy French-Canadlan, and I am not aware whether that fact had anything to do with the General's taking the course he did or not.1 certainly hope it had \u2018Lord Dundonald replied: given instructions, not that Colonel the district officer and the «Canadian referred to.should be \u201cignore in organizing the 13th Scottish Light Dragoons, -but that Colonel organizing the regiment, should consult with his cavaity brigadier, Colonel Whitley, as to the ofMcers to be appointed, the names then to go through Colonel Roy ; for his remarks in the ordinary course.As = t that I had no desire to ps lonel Roy I may add that be- thé present trouble arose, vis, on oe 35th?May.Colonel Roy was gazetted in and of the camp at La- prairie.\u2018This camp consists of Colonel Whitley\u2019s cavalry brigade of four regiments, one battery of artillery and a bearer company.It will be seen that nine out of ten men in this camp are eavalry soldiers.\u201d The General's attention was next directed to the statement in which Sir Frederick Borden says that one cannot help tryihg to understand the men- tai.nat to say the moral.make up of \"tip man.who, whlle* having this In his mind.oes every day to his office, meels his chief day after day, etc.The latest Interview or ' meeting.\u201d thy General quletly remarked.\u2018\u201cDe- tween Sir F.Borden and myself took place at the beginning of March last when we discussed my report for 1903.This was prior to its mutilation by 8i¢ F.Borden.\u201d \u201clord Dundonald would say nothing more on this point., THAT SUPPRESSED REPORT.\u201cWhat about the report marked \"pri- wate,\u201d and the Minister's statement, where he says: \u201cIn the first place he (Loed Dundonald).says I suppressed the report.EE I think that J San now, from a charge © at - me pes says that it was in no sense abat Well, it wae marked \u2018pri- TE Hue Hughes\u2014'The report ck Borden \u2014 \u201c The letter ra rè por \u201c The unofficial letter.\u201d Lord Dun- sald, \u201ccovering the report, may have been and probably was marked * but this letter not only cov- the report which trés at once pub- fined by Sir F.Borden, but the report was not published.\u201d \u201cI had \u201cAs à matter of fact,\u201d the General answered, \u2018the report was returned in three or four days, retyped and modi- fled.The next time I saw the report was when it was sent back to me mutilated with whole pages and paragraphs cut out.\u201d ORDNANCE CORPS.* What have you to say respecting the Minister's comparison of the number of officers in the Ordnance Corps to the number in the Corps of Guides, where he says : \u201cIn my poor wretched attempt at a corps, called the Ordnance AON numbering 106.there are only 20 officers and 86 men.In the former (corps of Guides), one-third of the corps are officers.In my wretched imitation only one-fifth are officers.\u201d Lord Dundonald\u2014* The facts are that officers of the Corps uf Guides are only called and paid when required.Ordnance officers are permanently paid, and given pensions on retirement.\u201d \u201c What about the case of the 2nd Dragoons, and the minister's remark that on the 12th June Major Glasgow will be commanding officer of the regiment, etc.which called forth the observation from Colonel Hughes : \u201cThe minister (Sir Frederick Bordon) has yet to make the statement that Major Glasgow has properly qualified for command,\u201d and the minister answered, 1 make that statement deliberately.He is officially qualified.\u2019 ?\" \u201cThe truth is,\u201d Lord Dundonald remarked, \u201cthat Major Glasgow is not qualified for the command of the 2nd Dragoons.In the order passed by council, No.1, of January, 1904, the following paragraph appears: * No person shall be appointed or promoted to any commissioned rank or appointment in the militia, unless such person has the qualification which.from time to time, may be prescribed for such rank or appointment.\u2019 Mllitia order No.69, of March 23rd, 1904, founded on the above Order-in-Council, clearly lays down that majors who desire promotion to regimental command have to pass a qualifying examination.\u201d \u201cThe Minister of Militia states that General Hutton altered the situation of a battery some three years after the site had been selected by the defence committee, and that you further altered the site.\u201d \u201cThe proposed battery.so-called,\u201d sald Lord Dundonald, \u201cwas a small affair, and did not much matter whether the site was altered or not, as nothing had been done to construct the battery.\u201d * The Minister of Militia says: \u201cIs it any wonder if the poor perplexed Minister of Miltia, having three different sets of advisers, is somewhat in doubt and inclined to hesitate before plunging the country into the expenditure of hundreds of thousands of dollars What about that ?\u201d \u201cThe cost of the battery,\u201d replied the General, \u201cwould be some 325.000 or $50,000, according to whether there were two or four guns.\u201d IN REGARD TO PROMOTIONS.\u201cThen, again, the Minister of Militia says that chaos reigns in tne Department of Militia In reference to matters of education.What about that?\" \u201cBy order-in-council No.1, of January, 1904, paragraph 2.\u201d Lord Dun- donald answered, \u2018the following rule is laid down regarding the promotion of officers: \u201cNo person shall be appointed or promoted to any comiMissioned rank or appointment in the militia unless such person has the qualification which from time to time may be prescribed for such rank or appointment.\u201d Paragraph 7, of the same order-in- council states: \u2014' For the purposes of promotion and professional education \u20ac \"FORCE\" is the highest grade-most delicious \u2014 most digestible \u2014 most forceful food in the world.d Fifteen cents\u2019 worth of \u201cFORCE \" contains more real food for brain and muscles and nerves than three times the money will get in any other form.Cream ie much more nutritious thas Boot, but it is harder te digest.\u201cPORCE \" freely digests the richest Cream when served with it.The two combined make a perfect food.officers and non-commissioned officers of the militia other than those of the permanent corps shall be divided into classes.\u201d Paragraph 8 of the same order-in- council states: \u2014 The junior classes shall receive their Instruction at the Royal Schools of Instruction, the Canadian School of Musketry, and such other schools as may from time to time be established; the senior classes shall receive their instruction at a central camp of instruction.\u201d \u201cIt will be seen by the foregoing that all officers were compelled to undergo periods of prepa: ation and examination and officers of higher rank were forced to go to the central camp of instruction where they were 10 qualify in tactical fitness for command.Owing to the central camp or other sufficient area of ground tu show modern conditions of war not having been provided in accordance with the intention of the order-in- council, the militia orders of the early part of this year founded on this order have necessarily been dead letters; consequentiy makeshift orders have had to be promulgated.\u201d INSTRUCTION COURSES.\u201cHow can you explain the Minister's observations regarding the proposcu courses of instruction next September?\" - \u201cOn May 23rd, I wrote officially to Sir Frederick Borden as follows: \u2018In consequence of there being no provision for a central camp this year, I consider that it is in the interest of the service that there should be two special courses of instruction for fleld officers at the Royal Military College in September.I forward herewith a draft of a proposed militia order giving the full details of the courses in question and recommend that you approve of the expe::diture that will be involved.\u2019 I received my recommendation back with the following answer: \u201cThe General Officer Commanding: \u201cThe minister regrets that he is unable to approve of the proposed courses in September next.\u201d (Signed) L.F.PINAULT.Colopel, Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence.\u201d \u201cEnclosed with the above officlal request was a proposed militia order embodying the courses of instruction.These courses had been well considered and were to be carried out under the supervision of Colonel Reade, of the Royal Military College.On May 16, Colonel Reade sent up a complete detail of his requirements for carrying on the course and asked that sanction be obtained for the details as soon as possible.In the House of Commons on June 23.Sir Frederick Borden stated that the course he refused me will take place when proper regulations are passed to carry them {into effect.The proper regulations were placed before Sir Frederick Borden, and made out in the usual way, but this Aid not interfere with bis blunt refusal.\u201d \u201cIs it true that the instructional placards turned out to be wrong, as Sir Frederick Borden stated in the House Send for free catalogue.Jaeger Pure Wool UNDERWEAR AND CLOTHING 2206 St.Catherine St.152 daw tf 20 Per Cent.Discount off Refr: verators._ ~ 20 Persoent.Discount off Baby,\u201d arriages and Go- cartsse un i Cire \u2018jai A: 20 Per\u2018 * nt.Discount off Veran\u2014 Chairs.We are clearing out Nb lines of Parlor, Dining Room, Library and Bedroom Furniture this month.Come in and look through the greatest stock of Furniture we have ever shown at this time of the year.Goods purchased this month will be stored and insured free of charge until wanted.é 258 St.James.| 2415 St, Catherine.| 1837 Notre Dame.| 2080 Notre Dame.re ; , \" 1552x2 Great Values We have secured a beautiful line of splendidly tailored three-piece genuine west of England Worsted Suits in light shades.Your custom Tailor would HAVE to sell these at $12, $15 and $18.Because we paid spot cash for them we can sell them now for Come early and get first choice.Store open until 9 p.m.The Quebec Improvement Company (LIMITED) by rail and an abundance of power avaflable.development of these properties.G.E.Allan Jones; Secretary, Robert Stewart: Director, Hon.N.rector, Butler Lowry For further particulars address\u2014 $7.50 81 ST.PETER STREET, Room 27, QUEBEC.152 6 Have decided to offer to the public a portion of its unsold capital stock.\u2018The 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 Large profits are confidently expected to accrue to the company from the The officers of the company are: President, Hon.Sir C.A.P.P.Pelletler, K.C.M.G., Senator and ex-Speaker of the Senate of the Dominion of Canada; Vice-President, John Theodore Ross, V.P.the Quebec Bank; Treasurer, Col.A.Belcourt, Speaker of the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada; Managing Di- The Quebec Improvement Company, Limited, THE CLOTHING CLEARERS, LIMITED 231 St.Lawrence Main Street.c Hurrah for Dominion Day.! x x of Commons as an excuse for not reprinting them?\u201d \u201cNo.I wanted a further supply printed and a new plate or two inserted to bring them up to date.Nothing in milltary science is stationary, and we must march with the times or be left behind.The Minister postpened the printing of the new placards as an exercise of arbitrary power contrary to the interests of the cadet corps and the militia.\u201d MAY DELIVER AN ADDRESS Lord Dundonald remarked that he had nothing further to add at present, but before he leaves Canada he may deliver a public address, reviewing the situation.The date of his departure from Canada is not yet decided upon.A BELATED CORRESPONDENCE.Yesterday Sir Frederick Borden laid on the table of the House a letter which he addressed on March 26th last to Lieut.-Col.Fred Whitley, in command of the Eastern Townships Cavalry Brigade.The letter has reference to the organization of the 13th Scotush Light Dragons, and in it Sir Frederick \u2014 ALL UP, BOYS, FOR TH ALLAN SHOE STORE! says: \u201cMy attention has been called to the fact that considerable dissatisfaction exists in several quarters in the Townships owing to the fact that Montreal officers 3re being selected to recruit and to command cou:.try regiments J have every confidence In your good will toward myself and the Government generally, but I think it is desirable you shouid understand the real position in order that you may take the utmost care in any work you may be doing in this regard.\u201d WILL SPEAK AT RENFREW.Ottawa, June 30.\u2014Lord Dundonald has accepted the Sons of Scotland, Renfrew, invitation to attend the Cale- donian games there, Dominion Day, and concert in the evening.He has consented to accept an address from the Scottish Society to be presented at the concert to which he will make a reply.slid, vestibul Men\u2019s Tennis Boots Men's Lacrosse Shoes Boys\u2019 Lacrosse Shoes Boys\u2019 Tennis Bouts Youths\u2019 Lacrosse Shoes Child's Lacrosse Shoes RL © cular, will n et of At the Allan Shoe Store, 659 Cr: J.H HAMILTON, Prop The every-day How ey vie wretched and utterly miserable ; ee ae she is better and thereis Gore much the matter afterall ; SR a before night the deadly « goes to Pre een is flat on ber back.No woman 0 ought to arrive at this terrible termes yed.of the Rev.pear\u2019s i extended to th church, here.Th \u2019BACKACHE Th Tom women osent Topal orgue some © ps the nervous system all mietrung.One a Li fo SER all the imps of Satan wore clutching her en, state of iso, because theso symptoms axes sure ind.« + every movement twitch \u2014 it seems as tho! beset the female organism may be found in charge.great medicine ?Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound.\u2018When a medicine has been successful in more than | à million cases, why should you say, \u201cI do not believe have boon made strong by Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound convince others of the virtues of this Surely you cannot wish to remain weak and sick and \u2018exhausted with each day\u2019s work.If you \"THE CITY.TINE.ve minutes very day ex- ummer sea- \u201c will be an 4 elegant day cond class ac- Where you cam get your Lacrosse Shoes and Teasis Boots ves second to no sda or the Uni- | general and © the new a the evening get to Halifax 15, and they day on the at they lose al- Cut Price for To-N' ight onigrs, Limited\u201d £00 o'clock noon, s+ and the connec- wtoundland will YNOD \u2014 IN SESSION.local Presbyterian GOI medal awarded to Covernton\u2019s aah, the The, Mont Dally erday morning in 1 original and best wash for the teeth and aid HEWSON cloths.gems.Prices 25e, Soc, $1.08.sale by laning offices, 16% 19 being continued all 136 tt James street.evening.the morning ses- \u2014y Of à routine char- Ts of a number \u2018of.Mr.idge, Que.was ac- Jution of apprecia- efforts was oder, of the Presby- 1 a, In the Orange- Ary, by the congre- r* 105 members and ary of $1,000 im 8d to Orangeville pghton, of Russell- ed-leave of ab- s during the com- her prosecute his ay afternoon was ith the reports of committees, Surch the extension, and backache is merely a ptom of more serious Women should }ation fund work.remember that an almost infallible cure forall female dla.such a8 irregularity of periode, which cause weak \u2018\\rtificate in fav- .sick headache, etc., displacements and inflammation: ; or any of the multitudes of ill-iNab, from the n, was read, and Sn was received \u2014 La shortly open press about my health, wk, .prosaribed was to help me, se was me good ya disappearing, and the general omy toni; ad he 35000 SE ES prets [18 \u201cyears ent j on the Gmed.En about the Minister's remark : + - \u2018fneurs y cir- + fle-took took it (the report) away with \u201cFORCE \u201d js made in: Chaada.Bspital J with and a after keeping it nearly three or ng tmugn le » s- weekiz, ete.dr.solicitude.Jet resigning.PSS âme oted with the ir extreme re- | of the Govern- By com; with any other tea at the s he protection: \u2018only that it is GOOD TE st that broken GOOD YEA à a Rion, 3 of mn - SOTHS.emis Ny BIT ay SA gp BE ATR * DRAR Mus.PInxBAM :\u2014 Aly Chateauguay dora no longer able to be abou EFT.\u2014Alexls it would help mo\u201d?Paina across ntenced in the = Will not the volumes of letters from women who bride oy this trouble ad to aix months \u2014 A well- sidewalk yes- When picked Unconscions.oyal Victoria * You cannot realize how how ple he was taken and bave \"been wIONS \u2014 Arch- surely help yo.monthly ordination ser- GET ADVICE AND HELP FREE.tome, a ome wie 8 ber of can: Ie i» in your order of sub- ES re i ham.© your nie strict \u2014 Mondan {bron Bowles Wntsom & Co.444 St.Paul st, ment was rendered in the case of th school trustees cf the municipality a Outremont against Mr.James A, Alps lle.The plaintiffs claimed $48.42 foi school taxes for the years 1902 ang 19038.The case was dismissed.VISITING OPTICIAN\u2014M.W, Duns- combe, F.B.O.A.president of the Brit fsh Optical Assoclation.is In the city, the guest of Prof.Grant.Mr.Duns.combe comes to make enquiries as to sf; present position of optical educa- on in America.He will attend the p tical Convention at Milwaukee.2 a >LOUIS COUNCIL Mie MPONCLUDES FIGHT ON STREET LIGHTING.ALLSOPP-Yng o the St.Louis Council on Wedness devoted to the consider- Archdeacon clauses of the by-law.giv- sop to Williahe twenty years\u2019 .ontract (London and rea] Light, Heat and please Copy.) - for lighting the stress BECK-PORTER\u2014.dipg of the contract Pastor H.G.Chien of a fire station former contract, of Hillsboro, N ter.® CRAIBE- RAIN Nixie long legaf battle PE \u2018ipality and the Citi- *sany, now controlled 3 TS Vent.Heat and Pow- \u201cAn wn will have 70 are MCKNIGHT BF Ven power, besides inane Nobles, Chat.roftosting $7) per anton, and Julia goons fit of such reduc MARKGRAF- he py accorded to at the AFH pend existence of the mount, by the ReN*or 20 years.The ed by the Rev.Ca all the necessary Ellen Thompson to \u2018Opt location of the bauer Markgraf.° x at its own cost, ROBERTS - HOOKW Wn engineer: and Ont., on June 22nd, \u2018cents per night Geo.W.Roberts, Tails to {illuminate Minnie B.Hookwayx0}tive hours.An SBULLIVAN-GRAVELLE' v.buildi June 20th, 1904, at ttre exempt f Bacred Heart, by fhe town wil have Adam, T.D.Sulllvans to support ths velle.rm system.The STEYN-MANN\u2014At F exclusive rights in ver, Cape Town, ¢and contracts with Rev.J.Simpson, Wire terminated.cas Steyn.MiB.(tone asked the May- Ry limit to the -lue which the company of taxes?daughter of Gl\u201d r \u201che town fi Esa.Eainbur questron becadse if there To the BE the company might bulli Johnet Sive works than would be daughter Jr merely local purposes.contractoa\u20aclinas replied that no limit this city: Placed on the value of the WADLEI which the company might ADLEIGhe town.He did not think ft on Jun \u20acSSAry to ilmit the value be- E.Wahe Coupcil always had the right WATSO : all property, and it would be Tune ! Company to show that the ex- paren from taxes was claimed und- H.7 Strict provisions of its Contrac®.) L.# by-law was then adopted after Rowhird reading and the mayor and stary-treasurer were authorised to the uuntract.By the settlement he lighting question.Mayor Gelinas .Bucceeded in terminating the last inil action the town has in the courts.Nour tenders for building No.3 Fire _«d Police Station in the North Ward ere opened, as follows: Ca re ot frere.$2,775: F.Villeneuve, $3.20: H.avreau.$3.540; Hubert Forgues, $3,238.All these tenders include the cost of On motion of Councillor Olivier, seconded by Councillor Jubinville, the contract was awarded to Carriere and Bro., their tender being the lowest.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 island of Montreal and the object of the club is to educate the citizens to the use of the machines and to secure more improved rqads.At a meeting held in the Windsor Hotel last night, the fdllowing committee was named to prepare by-laws: Wm.Yuille, Dr.Irvine, J.H.Dunn, Frank Meighen, J.R.L.Ross, 8.A.Bent, G.Boisvert, Dr.Mignault, F.C.son, A.J.Dawes, Duncan Mec» Donald, F.H.Anson, J.Pasquin, G., Birks, F.Redpath, Geo.Simard rt \u2018| the building materials .a few days when thé officers will be eiect: Widower Attempts 8ulcl Last evening Jerome Couture, Bi dower, 73 years of age, living \u20ac son at 173 Duvernay street, Ste.gonde, attempeted to commit by shooting himself through Ure 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 extracted.To-day he was reported by the officials of the institution as being a little better.Where money is involved you Prors Your F iguren Ÿ EER \u201cba at $ But \"about hemin\u2014 -P 7 you guess and say A \u201cNonsense, coffee don\u2019t hurt me\" but\u2014 Have You 5 Proved It?You can ff it's a fact and you're not afrald to look !t aquare In the far by a 10 days\u2019 shift to Yh of an \"oa Yor Pos July = E O£.WI > 1 grow Cor.University,\u2019 \u2018 | Bovatrsey, M.A Se.(Hogil), ~ nas ei 1200 at, 146 ET.JAMES STREET, 76x10 * City Amalyst,Provincial Analyst, Chemist of the C.P, R, 61 ALYIES FOR THE FUELIO PHONE MAIN 252 Montreal 134 tf cov FEIRINTON'S IRON BLOOD PIY | For men asd women, youmg as .Price 23¢.For sale by al) drugs! > The Montreal Daily Star is put Huch Graham.resident In Mont a Hehing offices, ses, 187 James street.168, ro der 2 Ask For Lewis\u2019 Picinie MO\" recommended just as good.Nothing equal Æ ONL.Y %c apd 50c A BOX.; 3206 BT.CATHERINE * + mE § & "]