The Montreal daily star, 30 juillet 1901, mardi 30 juillet 1901

[" ton Week's Weekly fy on 110,078 Total last Week oven iene 454,698 oo ee ~ PRICE ONE CENT, THE i STI \u201c+ WAS A DELUGE, NEARLY THREE INCHES OF RAIN FELL IN ONE NIGHT.Oallars Were Flooded and Much Damage Done in All Parts of the City \u2014 Point St.Charles Subway Choked \u2014 Is the City Responsible for Damages ?; , The Road Department, Sewer Department, and Claims Department were simply deluged this morning with claims for damages for floodings on \u2018account of the phenomenal rain fall last night, - Hundreds and hundreds of stores and dwellings were flooded.According to statistics at the City Hall there has not been such a rain fall since 1885, when in thirty-six hours a little over three inches of rain fell.But last night Practically three inches.of water fell between the hours of twelve and three.Mr.\u201cGauthier, of -the Fire Alarm Department, who takes \u2018the temperature, rainfall, etc., says\u2014the rain last night was one of the , heaviest falls he remembers ever happen- ee \"ing in the city.According to his measurement about three inches feil.\u201c ROADS WASHED OUT.\u201cThe City Surveyor said this morniug that roadway on Cote des Neiges Hill, and on St.Lawrence street, between Sher- Pooks and Ontario streets was practically washed away.From the claims for damages it is shown that houses and stores were flooded in all parts of the city.The streets that suffered the most severely were St.Catherine, both east and west; Colborne, Wellington, Common, Chaboil- lez square, Notre Dame street, Metcalie street and many streets in Hochelaga Ward.In fact, except in the very high portions of the\u201d city, there was floodings biz buildings flooded ia uilding, Murphy\u2019s store, the Sota Storage building on Wellington street, the London House, the St.James Hotel.Reports have even been received .pearly eve everywhere.\u2019 _ of the basements of churches being flooded.; - Ald.Martineau.said this morning: \" A\u2019 VISITATION OF GOD.The chairman of the Road Committee, consider that the great rainfall last night was nothing more or less than a visitation of Providence, meaning that the eity cannot be held responsible for it.Such being the case, Road Committee will protest inst any damages being paid to those who were flooded.So heavy was the downfall that no sewers could ever take it away.The rain rushed to the mouth of the gullies in such a body as to completely overpower them \u201cNo sewers could possibly be constructed to meet such an emergency.\u201cIf we constructed sewers on the plan that would have carried off the rainfall Nast night, they 7 would be useless for ordinary tpotes.It is all right for persons to ras \u201cIn claims for damages against the corpora tion; but in this instance it is impossible - that such be occurrence could have been guarded a .\u201cSome me.ago they had a similar rain in London, leading: to come of the under- \u201c ground railways being washed out, but no , claims for damages were made; it was seen dence, nd ro the matter was accepted philosoghically.\u201d AT CITY SURVEYOR SAYS.Mr.Barlow, City Surveyor, said : \u201cThe storm last night did an immense amount of damage to the streets.in some places the aäphait was actually wached away; while the macadamized roads were literally torn to pieces in many places.It will cost cont gijerable to ut the streets in order again.Like Ald.artineau, I think the city should got Jay a cent for any damages that occurred he city could.not possibly provide agi ainst such an unlooked-for occurrence.No corporation, i liable when the cause of destruction is due to the elements.If we had to pay damages for Jast night's orm it would cost the city an im- the Ef was a visitation of Provi- Mr.Sadler, one of the city\u2019s experts in damages, said that he had been out all morning inspecting places that had been flooded.The damage done was certainly serious; at the same time he did not see what right any one had to claim damages.The fault was not the city\u2019s.One big gro- cé store, in the west end of the city, EE had.suffered ver eeverely.In the baze- ment there had been stored \u2018a lot of valuable groceries.Near by were two big tanks of coal oil.The water came in with euch power that the tanks were floated, upset, and their contents reached the groceries.fo Point St.Charles the subway was so dly flooded that cars could not get through it for a time.The storm was certainly one of the worst he ever remembered MeGILL READING.At the McGill Observator this morning the total rainfall for the night was said 'to have amounted to 2.51 inches.This is quite a phenomenal record, when onc takes into consideration the fact that the rein did not commence to fall until halt- past nine o'clock last evening, and stopped before four o'clock this morning.wnpour was heaviest between the hours of one and two o'clock, although there was little let-up to the storm from she time it began until it ceased.Buch a heavy downpour far so continuous a time has very seldom occurred in this vicinity.It is remarkable that for upwards of over an hour last night the rainfall was as heavy as that which enerally eccompanies thunder-storms.In act,.the \u2018rein as it descended was converted into \u2018wpst sheets of water, and the roads bear: évidence to-day of the drenching they received.In a great many cases Sousehold.ers were awakened by tbe fury of the storm as it beat*against the shutters and window panes their dwellings.In \u201csome instances a trip downstairs into the Dasement revealed the presence of several inches of.Water on the floor, the rain having choked the drains end caused a back- pass into thèse ccm of the city's To-day | a tage of of humid: Ry was Todor \u20ac at FR rN eGill Jess than Lisl being registered \u2018ab half-past muéouege Patriotic.Hackmen.on Place d\u2019Arnis Square = from the Road it- $e in reference to painting the \u201crest\u201d on.She\u2019 square.ey say it is a di a to 8 city, and must be renovated before the visit or it will Bo re : wro give the distingnishnd impression of the e hackmen are willing to + te repairing and pointing if the the nian qe material, are === \u2018Lo the Legislature\u2019 for ' present a much Mont-l| Tim city * cleaned and decorated À for or ocen- | On etétane ona i WANT INCREASE BORROWING POWER.YET A NUMBER OF OIVIC IMPROVEMENTS ARE PEOMISED.Expected There Will be Funds Next Year to Lay Down Permanent Sidewalks Instead of the Wooden Ones\u2014Ald.Laporte on the City\u2019s Financial Position.It will be heard with much satisfaction by real estate owners, and by taxpayers generally,that there is a likelihood of more civic improvements next year, without an increase of the consolidated debt.This news was made known to a representative of the Star, this morning, by Ald.Laporte, chairman of the Finance Committee.It has been.known for some time past that the leaders of Council were considering plans whereby civic government would be much bettered in 1902.The impression had got round .that the contemplated improvements next year, which are numerous, would be the result of an appeal rmission to in- ease the consolidated debt, which to-day standa at twenty-seven millions.WILL NOT GO TO THE LEGISLATURE Upon being asked this morning if numerous improvements were coptemplated next year, and if the consolidate: debt'was to be made .still more heavy, Ald.Laporte repue \u201c Any fear that we shall go to the Legis lature for power to increase our present consolidated debt is without foundation.Personally I feel the debt is heavy enough, and that it would be unjust to force increased taxation upon real estate owners by such.a high-handed proceeding.As to improvements, next year, yes, many are contemplat » \u201cHow.can \"they be effected without increasing the borrowing power?\u201d \u201cIn the first place we hope to have a natural increase of some three million dol- lare next year m real estate.If we are not disappointed in.this;it will mean that, according to the charter, we can borrow three | hundred thousand dollara upon the increase for permanent improvements.Then again a echeme is favoured for the submission of a by-law to real estate owners, asking them to approve of a loan of say half a million for permanent and new civic worke.\u201d DEBT WOULD NOT BE INCREASED.\u201cIf this sum is voted by the real estate owners it would not mean increasin, are consolidated debt.A sinking fund wou provided for this amount, and it would be paid off say in forty years.The consolidated debt would remain the same, twenty- seven millions.There would be, of course, a small Jpecial tax for the half million, but it would be so very small that real estate owners would never feel it.\u201d A HOPE OF SIDEWALKS.\u2018Upon what new works would you spend the half million?~ \u201cIt would be spent upon making new permanent sidewalks, opening up new streets, putting down new sewers and water pipes wher there are none at fen improving the water systera, ete.be new improvements would Bean \u2019 consider able increase of new to the civic, thus the b Dench would be tw \u201cAnd how do you contemplate spending the quarter of a million or so which you expect the city will have next year on the increase of the value of real estate?\u2019 - \u201cThis should be spent upon the many permanent repairs which are needed to the streets, for the improvement of the fire service, etc.With these two amounts it might be possible, too, to erect a new Civic Hospital, put up new fire stations, etc.As shown, the consolidated debt would not be increased by either of these projects\u201d THOSE OLD WOODEN SIDEWALKS.Continuing, Ald, Laporte said: \u201cThe antiquated wooden sidewalks in the city should be done away with for good.They are never seen now in any modern city.They are a constant expense on account of the repairs they .If permanent sidewalks were put down the city would ner appearance, while the cost of administration would be much reduced.These: permanent ily be laid if the half a million were a proved of by the real estate owners.fe must be remembered, too, that the city will soon have about seventy thousand dollars a year less to pay for its electric lighting; already the offers to light the city.mean.A reduction._of more than half treasury; ford.\u201d «as | APPEAL Hil AGAINST A A STE.CUNEGONDE 1 WON'T ALLOW DELIVERY IN ITS LIMITS Of Goods in a Waggon Not Licensed by it\u2014Montreal Biscuit Company Fined Therefor and Has Taken the Case to the Court of King's Bench, \u2014 An appeal was éntered in the Court of King\u2019s Bench to-day by the Montreal Bis- suit Company against s& judgment render ed last June by the Recorder's Court of St.Cunegonde, under which the Montreal Biscuit Company was condemned to pay a fine of $15 and costs, for delivering their goods to customers in that town without paying a license and obtaining permission from the municipality of the town to drive their delivery waggons through the streets of St.Cunegonde.The appeal will come on for bearing at the September term of the court, and promises to be one of the most interesting cases that has come before the courte for a long time.It is the intention of the Biscuit Company to thoroughly test the right of the municipality of St.Cunegonde to pass or enforce a by-law compelling persons doing business outside the town to pay taxes in the shape of a license for simply delivering goods to customers inside that municipality.The corporation of St.Cunegonde claims that it has the right to pass and enforco the by-law in question under the charter granted by the Local Legislature.\u2018The section of the charter, unger which the bylaw stipulating that all vehicles using the streets of the town and owned by persons residing or doing business outside the town must pay a license, says, describing what the council can do under by-laws: \u201cTo authorize and regulate the granting of licenses to carters, owners or drivers of véhicles for hiré, or to owners of vehicles\u201d used in the city for the delivery of meat, bread, milk, ice, vegetables, groceries or any other oods, effects or merchandise, whether such owners reside in or outside of the city, to provide for the good government and discipline of the drivers of such vehicles for hire; to fix a tariff of the rates they shall be entitled to charge and to punish persons who use vehicles and re fuse to pay the fare established by tariff.\u201d In takin ppeal againat the judgment of the Recorder e Court of the city of Ste.Cunegonde, compelling it to pay a fine for delivering goods within the confines of the municipality of Ste.Cunegonde without first obtaining a license to do so, the Montreal Biscuit Company will plead that the by-law upon which this fine was imposed is \u201cultra vires of the corporation of Ste.Cunegonde, and that as non-residents of the town duly licensed to drive delivery waggons by the ration of the city of Montre in which the company does.business, it is ex- |.from the \u2018license imposed by pane municipality of a city in wi the com does not do business beyond the incléantar eliverv of goods to its customers.The head offices of the Montreal Biscuit Company are in Montreal, where the company carries on its business.It has mo branch in the city of Ste.Cunegonde.All its teams are kept in the city of Montreal, and there is no Divers branch of the company in Ste.Cunegonde.During the year 1808 several cases similar to the present came up before the courts in Montreal.It seems that the charter of the municipality of St.Henri gave that corporation power to tax both residents and non-residents much the same as the charter of the city of Ste.Cunegonde does.Under these powers the corporation of St.Hen passed a by-law levying an annual tax uj certain.persons resident and non-resident.The by-law was much tbe same in many cte as the one in question adopted by the municipality of the city of Ste.Cune- sonde.Under this by-law two actions were taken in the Circuit Court, in the city of Montreal, one against the Christie Brown Biscuit Com ny and the other against the Montreal Biscuit Company, for amounts due un- _this_by-law.These-actions were both contested on the ground that the defendants being non-rerident and not doing any ness in St.Henri except as an incident connected with the, bueiness they were carrying on in the city of Montreal, the by-law was not applicable to them.Judgment was empt | Ceylon Teas, Sealed Lead Packets only.Black, Mixed or Uncolored Ceylon Green.The Sale now exceeds 10 Million Packets per Annum.17721 The Height of Perfection Laundried, with Short in perfect fit and finish.4 Newest .A Lk Lu Shirts and Collars.+ At this season our assortment contains the cream of the latest created styles in colored shirts.-Laundried, with Long Bosoms.Negligee, with Soft Bosoms\u2026 \u2014 Prices: 75c, $1.00, $k25 to $1.50-each.No finer goods in the trade, and none to equal them Famous W.Gd.& R.Brand of Collars in all the Prices foom 15c-ench- 857 Milwaukee .\"4 Base Hits, Another from Buffalo.Joyce has turned out a find.a Dooley steals a base occasionally.Montreal plays gilt edged ball at home.ttt.it ing.os Tommy Raub is doing good work bebind Toron: a pip hus has iocked Beers out.| catches were made by He had Buffalo doing all kinds of guess.\u2018Dooley eo up his atick work And remains me stick wo r yeiorce \u2014 out of rday when the arate hard hole Jimmy: Coliing has getting lots of bee bouquets fo >.Doug This sense r his ork for the Boston Ameri.aseball ould Tike with any cn de pa ie de un 1833 Ontario street, t a years, J .Mucci, The Crescent b.It is: dollars to doughnuts that Joe Riek.ert will play on a major league team next season, and it would not be bad befting that if was Borton\u2014Boston Herald.WRESTLING.Dan McLeod Won.\u2018BUFFALO, N.Y., July 30.\u2014Dan McLeod, middleweight wrestling Shampion Lat might at the Lyceum Theatre threw Ed.À of Portageville, two straight fos A este, gained first fall in 28 minutes and the seoond.ça seven minutes, the style being 8 catch as catch can, \u2018aragie h barred.McLeod was always &he favourite, as good as $25 to $16 being offered on him at the start with no takers.It Was a brilliant exhibition of wrestling with splendid plays.The house was packed, fully 3,000 persons being p present.The maten was made by James Kinney, Walter C.Kelley, acted us raferee, and Charley Mit chell as timekecper.Jenkins Wen on Two Falls.CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 2m J Jen- kine won two out of three falls from les Wittmer, of Cincinnati, om 1e \u2018at Léague Park.The contest involved the mis- .ed style championship and a purse of $1500.Jenkins in 15.28, Wittmer in 21.48, and the ns in 2 1-2 minu utes.The first fall wan won by the second b third by Jenki CYCLING Major Taylor Beat Kramer - NEW YORK, July 80.\u2014 Mu Taylor, the coloured cycle rider, of Vorcestor, Mase, beat Frank Kramer, at Maphattan Beach, in the half mile circuit championship at the Madison Square Garden last night Road Record Beaten.QUEREC, July 30.\u2014 In the St.George Bicycle Club re ay race, which took Place Saturday from Levis to Cacouna, last year's record was beaten by 57 minutes, \"CRICKET Excelsiors Won.A league match was played the Excel sior \u2018and Westmount Clubs hed Saturday, the former winning by a score of 60 4 - AMD, REGATTA Columbia \u201cBoa Pright a rois Slab, Walter | Mower, bow; | Ottawas™ are the opiy entries, ~the crews.ENTRIES OR THE 4 a.THE LIST is.\u201cNOT A VERY At Boat the Constitution Whish Wall Now Go Into Dock for An Overhauling\u2014Columbia and Independence Will Bace at the .Nevpart Regatta, ) TORONTO, July 30\u2014Mr.8.P.Grant f the Canadian Association of tha gave out Jast ht the ational regatta at Ot- \u2018and 5 There is noth- In the entries tor the : tawa on À ing \"sensational in the entries.senior fours, Pwo 0 crews of the ute, of this: si\u2019 \u2018are the only entries, There dould Be -a keen in the pair oars, Joe Wright and W.R° Mack.ee the SU and Walter Mower à ; D.B: Duffield the Detroit Boat Club.\u201cIn the senior dots the entries are: Argonaut, Toronto, ason; B Brockville Club, Ritclie, E.Carr, stroke; De Divie B.stroke; Don Cl Club, Toronto, Lou n Marsh, Jroke; Toron- te Er or Fle om W.Nelson, \"will appear Ww., Of the : onauts, 4 ee A one and Dur nan, Ly ns, ensuring a great race.In the he and interm le sculls, tt and G.Ottawas, are \u2018entered.ing je the iow, vi ill be: Junior single, rockville an ; Ax Yioablo 1 Br enant, oy Bo, Glave, and Toronto.\u201cfours, Argonauts, Brockville, Ot- bow; Intermedidté singles, Ottawa and Toronto.Intermediaté fours, The Argonauts and being.the mous in the junior fours.\u2018Begiti at Ste.Anne.Ste.Anne de.Bellevuè will be en fete on Saturday, August 3, when a regatta will be held, fo owed by a bounce-hop and fete \u201cThe \u2018following will be among the events on the programme : Sailing skiff race.Flat bottom boat race.Tandem canoe race.- Single canoe_race.Four in capoe race.Double ecull tace.Gasoline yacht race.Swimming race.uITy scurey.race.; Tub race: : Single Scull Champlonship.TORONTO, July 30.\u2014 Thomas Sullivan com je by George Pierson, a IS Who a somewhat of a sculler; vnd bim a race his 5 ét vo with him, » scull COLUMBIA DEFEATED \u201cTHE CONSTITUTION.The Old Defender Proved ved the Faster in the Contest for the\u2018Astor Cup.NEW YORK, Jui | The Columbia yesterday - defen Constitution boat for.boat, ax a senda face, by two minutes and de, and won th x 000 cup pre- and by Cx Col.John Jacob Astor.tory was decisive and convincing.The behaviour of \u2018the.Constitution, on the other nd was disappointing in the extreme, an ast evening Mr.ncan announced s boat would not take part in fur- that Bie until her rig had been altered.He declared that the Constitution is not doing herself justice; that she is not going etl, and that there i is no use in racing her further un e is put in pro a] The Constitution will not 5 dei te Va the Newport yacht raçing events Thursday and Be Saturday this week as a competitor of the Inde ce.The Columbia, however, has been\u2019 entered for these Faces, and will sail against the Boston boa The Constitution will go to Bratol at once to have alterations made.If this change in the plans of the Constitution does not prevent, the next races in which she will start will take place over the Newport course on August 12 and 4.The re atta will be under the auspices of the vew York Eu The races take the place of the postponed July series, and also of the annun]l sweepstakes, and will include classes.Special cups will be offered for the 90 footers.In one of these races the cup offered by Sir Thomas Lipton will be eailod for, The regular trial races foc the purpose of selecting the defender of the America Cup will be held here on August 31, and September an » = \u2014 Cadillac Takes Seventh Race.\u2018 CHICAGO, July 30.\u2014 The Cadillac won the seventh trial race.yest y, -beating the Illinois by one minute and five seconds over a 21-mile course.At the conclusion of the race, the judges announced that they considered the results so.far obtained indecisive and ordered three more races.The race yesterday was triangular, eeven miles o a leg.\u2014 Three Boats Even Up.CHICAGO, July 30.\u2014 The Cup Committee in charge of the trial race: for the :election of a defender for the; Canada\u2019s Cup the protest entefed by the Illinvia againet the Cadillac.In consequence, Saturday\u2019s race, in which Cadillac crossed the line a few seconda ahead of Illinois, has been given to the latter yacht.his puts Illinois, Cadillac and Milwaukee on the same footing, having two victories to her credit.The seventh and deciding race of the series will be sailed to-morrow, the three boats only- Ath part._ | THE TURF AMERICAN TRACKS ARE TOO HARD NOW AND INJURIOUS to pres RACE HORSES.Fine Trotting at Columbus, Ohio, on the Grand Circuit Yesterday\u2014 Himself, Winner of the Fifth Heat at Brighton Beach,\u2019 Disquali- fled.: While the stockholders of the Brighton Beach Racing Association bave no reason for anything.else but congratulations among themselves on the healthy size of thelr prospective dividends, the meeting has, from a sporting standpoint, suffered greatly from the shipment of horses to Saratoga.There has been a steady deter- foration in class, and the last week will, it must be feared, be a good, Geal worse than any that has gone before.Not that this makes much apparent difference to the public.Last Saturday showed the greediness for racing that Is rampent most forcibly, for even with the cup race an absolute fallure and the rest of the card most ordinary the crowd was of huge dimensions.With nearly a montlvs enforced | abstiñence from racing ahead of him the average.New coming week.To-morrow has the Montauk, which a fair lot of two-year-olds Sueibles Ton Thursday the Brighton Derby, at a mile and half, will be run, but unfortunately, though it is a $10,000 wation is likely of the poorest.The Parader, Boat and Blues are not ell- gible, while Commando being on the Bhelf it looks as if Watercolour has something y very Hke à mortgage on the money.The best of those he is likely to meet are Mortallo, All Green and Hand Work.Smile is presunvably still on the ailing list, while Bellario.even.if he were going as well as at any time this year, would hard ly be dangerous.The last stake of the meeting 1s the Neptune, for two-year-olds, on Saturday.A number of those engaged have been shipped to the Spa already, but as the event ds worth , presumably enough horses to maké up a field of some merit will be kept over for it.While It was a thousand pities that the Brighton Cup was such a dismal failure, this wag dyie solely to natural causes.raise a howl because owners wil not have thelr horses trained to go a For E when these horses are lala by or good and sufficient on- sidering the tradition \"ot aire > sending J horses over long distances that was gro ing on us up to a few years ago, the history of the Brighton cup and such ôther events 61 the same chkracter ns have been instituted has been suc As to what has caused the Marge amount of trouble with our h there seems to only one opinion, emong the trainers.Our track superintendents have gone from one extreme to tho other.Whereas a few years ago they had their tracks clous- ly deep and 0 i to pit sn undue strain s tendons, they now have them =o flinty \u2018hard that unless d horse has extraordinary strong ealthy feet he can stand but little galloping on Them.t Sheepshead Bay this was parti the .Rowe had five horses.go lame anis stable in one week, and th complaints were general.nlhat yuch oh usual conception of a aire race track, and the noise of the galloping fully carried out thie des.Te to be hoped that Superinten Clarke \u2018will have acme of the \" dé out of 1.1t by the fal meets ng.THE RACING AT THE BEACH, NEW YORK.July 80.\u2014A good sised crowd was on hand at Breen Bosch yes- ds-on' favourites gb down to defeat, the disquatifica- tion of Himself, on of the fifth, for al.ai leged foul.Himself, after running ond to Malden to the stretoh in the.net, came on and won easily, but the stewards allowed O'Contor's el 5 of foul and d&fy- qualifie the winner.James Cornet, 00 to 1 chance, = played second, Maiden a race.3 Lat oR Een rst 158, Tueston 2424 on: : robe: toi 155.sine CE » Le Yorker bo getting many days of racing as possible during the + L third.Time, 3.19.Kufa, Semper, Ira and x) Herolcs : also ran.Second race, 5 ag 12, haw, 3 to 5 gnd out, won; Mu ra, 109.5 to ve] 6 to 5, second; Whit red 112, O'Connor, 8 to 1 and 8 to a third.Time, 1 1.00 3-5.Ee lipper, Knight of Harlem.C.Rosenfeld, Happy Cross, Father Den, Graden and Gregory also ran Third Tace.144$ miles\u20148t.Finman, 90, H.18 to ! and 5 to 2, won; Wax Michaels, Taper, 126, rns, 9 to 0 and 1 to 3, second; M La frise, 86, Cochran, 20 \u2018to 1 and i d, Time, 1.83.Lat- son and saJPa: ran Fourth race.1 mile and 70 yards, selling \u2014Disturber, 103, Mounce, 5 to 1 and even, won; Elsie 8kip, 101, O'Connor, 5 to 1 and 5 le 1, second; Oread, an H chaels, 2 as and out, third.Time, 1 æ Le Big £ id George Simons, KaHlt and Bastile also \"Firth ra race, 8 furlongs, selling\u2014(x) Himself, 107, Creamer, 4 to 1 and 7 to 5, won; Malden, 104, O'Connor.o 2 and 6 to 5, sécond: James\u201d7.Corbett, 111, Richards, 100 to 1 and 20 to 1, third.Gulleless, 106, Mounce, 2 to 1 and even.Time, 1.15.Prince John, Browndale, Chaos, and Gertrude Elliott also ran x Himeelf disqui ified for foul.Sixth race, 5% ngs\u2014Otis, 102, Coch- rin 4 to 1 and 4 to & won: ameron, 107, O'Connor, à and out, sècond; \u2018The Rival, 102, Beauchamp, 15 to 1 and 4 to 1, third.Time, 1 armatd.Avis, City Bank and Byrne of Roscrea als: Bacing at Fort Erle Track.FORT ERIE RACE TRACK, Ont., July 30.\u2014 Weather fine ; track heavy.8 ran.Fitxgeraid, 2% to 1, 2: Femplar.4 to 1, 3.Time, 1.52 Sauce Boat, Mrs.Brawshaw, Minute Gun, Matoaka, and The Tory finished @s nam Second race, 2-year-olds, selling, 5 fur- longs\u2014Taxman, 108, L.Jackson, 7 to \u201c8, won- by three lengths ; Artificial, 100, J Daly, to 2, 2; Lady Pâtroness, 106, Ryan, 5 to 1, a Time, 1.06 A argie 8., Latch String, Dorset and 8 A ara finished as Third race.3-year-olds, selling, = longs st.David, 113, Blake, 6 fo 5, won | by half a length ; Lillle Hammerton, 107, L.Jackson, 6 to 1, B : Choirmaster, 109, Force, 30 to 1, 3.Time, 1.20 1-4.niscara, The Brother, Beau and Anmu ished as named.Fourth race, 4.year-olds and up selling, 1 mile\u2014Exit, 93, Fitzgerald, T to 1, won by bait a length ; Randy, 98 McQuade.4 4 to i : Frando, 93, Adams, 1 \"to 1 52, Maple: Highland Prince, Dick 3 amos.Ma: nilian and Mound Bullder finished as nam- Fifth race, 3-year-olds and selling, 71.3 furlongs\u2014G ray 1 Dally, 101, Alarie, 12 te to 1, won by a tons ; Flitbuster, 107, Won- derly, 7 to 2, aire, 108,\" McQuade, 12 8.Fire.LA \u201ca Penzance, Lizzlo A.Punctual, aient > Friend and Award finished as 8ixth rage, 1-2 fur- ongs\u2014Dixie\" Queen.106, Troxler, even, won by two Jongths : Hera, 107, J.Daly, 7 to 2, 2; Red Car, SE Dal, 50'to 1, 3.Time, §9 3-4.Silver Chimes, Ingo, \u2018and Papermaker finished as named.ng.carols, selling, 4 The Racing at Windson RACE TRACK, Windsor, Ont., July 9.\u2018The second week of Windsor Jockey Cubs races opened with cloudy weather, and the track was fetlock deep In mud, There was a large dttendance, and the betting was lively, Summ First race, ening, 5 furlongs\u2014All Gra 10, J.Martin even, won bya head! Maid of Dundee, C.Howell, 6 to 1, second; - Matches, 106 \u201cC.Murphy.10 to 1, third.> Iloe, Lathrop, Stuart Young, Miss are and Le ond race, § furlongs \u2014 Aaron, 874%, Steele, 2 to 1, won by three tengtha; \u2018Char.He Bhane, 106, F, Vallentine, 10 tô 1, second: Pretty Rosie, 104, J.Hôt 1; to 1, third, Time, 1.22.McWilliams, hard, Ethel D Davis, Alice Scorpion, Old fin- amed.e, mfle\u2014Senator Bevertdas, 109.Rutter, 3 to 8, won by two len) s Cal- lear, , MoCapn, 6 to 2, second; Long Flo, 98, pe, X to 1, third.Time, 1614.John MeEiroy and San Andres finished ein race, selling, % turionge-Frne, J.Walker, 15 te 1, won by a Jevath: \"Fo Fen Milam, 18, J.Louis Wagner, 10, jerson, \u20ac (85 uis 1 enderson, third.T 01.én Falela n.Lody Lo.Jen Toso flushed as ner race, 13-16 miles~Rushilotds, 7, | Givens, 3 to 10, won by a \u2018half length: Hinsdale, o 1, second; Paf- fer % Donova o 1, third.Time, 1.56%.Beau Louisville mi Madeline G.Rotter- d Helen 5 finished nanged, as 8 furlongs- th Fe malins 2.t 1 by aon ri, o 1, won Lady Cu Si, Howell, to 3, second: PEON, Son, OF alm, 107, Jorma, 6 to 1, third.ime.1238 rie Jey, Found O., clap af named, rotting at of Columbus, BU > July 20.\u2014The sou couvm se Er Jack Mont.co.ceeeren.: 2, | Time\u20142.08%, 2.07, 3.09%, 211.2 2.12%.Maggie W., dm \" some excellent racing.The 2.14 pace was the first race on the programme, and 13 side-wheelers answered the bell.Martha Marshall, driven by Andy McDowell, was installed favourite at $2 $20 for the field.Captain Sphinx won the first heat in a drive from Winfleld Stretton and Martha Marshall.The favourite took the .next two heats, pacing th in 2.07%.reducing her record a full second.In the fourth and fifth she caused trouble while scoring, and got away badly each time, giving Nouamie and Shecan a chance for a heat each.the\u201d four heat winners for he sixth.heat, and Martha hall stepped to the front at once and \u201cRent her woh tion to the wire, though hard pressed by Shecan in the stretch.The 2.23 trot was à disappolntm that it had only four starters.Country Jay was looked upon as a sure winner, but May Allen, an Indianapolis mare, took his measure.out-trotting him and winning three straight heats.The last race 0e + gift to Dan Patch, old Joe Patchen, who esi y beat is Sher nd was never forced i to She top speed.Summary: 2.14 class, pzæaing, Martha Marshall, b.m., by hall (McDow- ent, in Shecan \u2018bg.Captain Sphinx Nouamie + au» ot maison eur R'ommanatt au Bav-ssommus Ranma S32 mmr .v av Frank Youkum 2.38 class, trotting, pu May lay Allen, ch chm., by Gielen (w wa.Her vic- | 1551 St.Catherine St.171 \u2018231 St.James St.\u201c Semi-ready \u201d has a nice lot of $15, $18 and $20 suits, which would have sold long ago, only they are too small for the average man, and small men, youths and big boys didn\u2019t know we had them.These go in \u201c Lonely\u201d Sale at $10 each.: Money back, if dissatisfied.10 SEE A SPANISH GAME YET NEW HERE TO INTRODUCE PELOTA, NATIONAL PASTIME OF DONS.Is Now Very Popular in Cuba and Being Not Unlike Irish Handball, Its Origin is Traced to France\u2019s Famous ¢Jeu de Panme!\u2019 the Game of Kings, - \u2014 > \u2014 \u2014- NEW YORK, July 30.\u20148enor Galbis, a Havana lawyer, has been sent to Amer ica by various Spanish merchants, to make arrangements for introducing the national Spanish game of ball in the United States all From whieh the DA Seperronton.\u201d 4 wa.whic! e ball rel s, near: Central Park.und In Havana a Fronton and court Lave been built at a cost of $100,000, and formally blessed by the Archbishop.To most Amer.Jeans, the fact that Cubans cling to the national | game of Spain will be a disap- pointrient, or the possibility of Americanising Cuba through the kindly insfuence ot American baseball has vanished.Great crowds go to see the-game in Havana, and.it has created a Inrge amount of interest hroughout the entire island of Cuba.AT as this game of ball is called, hae ite own peculiarities, .and has existed for many centuriee in Spain.It is no more purely Spanish, purely American.- The latter can be tra to an English ancestry somewhere dod the thirteenth or fourteenth century, and the former was evolved from the \u2018\u2019 jeu de paume\u201d of noe, famous as a game of tremendous historical importance, In iis turn, also, \u201cjeu de paume\u2019 es close Roule Irish game of handball, ar pe \u201cthe old ish play of fives.- GAME PLAYED IN HAVANA.To introduce the pastime an exhibition fn vas played in the new,-fronton ot avaha by Basque professionals, called \u201cpelotaris.1m despatches, the di: mensions of the Havana court are considerably larger than those usual in Spain, the Jatter being about 30 by 200 feet.\u2018Lhe sourt itself ia rectangular in shape.The two lesser sides arc formed by the walls inst which the ball is played, the third e is by another wall, a the fourth is left open for $ tators.At this Rone à, à large grand stand has been erected.horizontal iron strips, four and thirty.four.fect from the ground respectively fastened upon the shorter walls.Tinea mark the limits of play.The balls: used are.small, elastic, and exceedingly hard.t gives the Spanish game its odd character is the propelling implements, somewhat similar to a tennis racquet, which it.emplo It is a curious spoon-li fair of wickerwork, is os curved at onn end and fastened securely to the hand by » glove, Another peculafiey is the way in which the game is opened.Turning his back to the wall at which he aims, the pelotari strikes the ball with a backward swing from the hollow of his racquet.METHOD OF SCORING.Every failure of one side or the other to roturn the ball on«the rebound to the walls Time\u2014a014; 21106, Lis.111 Country Jay, cb.between the iron strips scores a point for Sern nt £, Gtaco A \u201d : 2 : its Spponents.Fifty pointe make : game e er, br.g (an Bokkeis 3 ta is regularly pla wi wo Times.1114, 2.11%, 2.a as a a ride.As a rule, the fashionable dress of 2.10 class, pacing, purse $2000 enthusiasts consists © so white Dan Patch, , uck trousers and a shirt waist of some aC h, br.h., by Joe Patchen , 13 t colour, each eide wearing œuitg OI Frañ 5 mes Tova 1 54 jp CE hich Is Spanish cap 8 4 \u201c ia,\u201d wi s a Span \u20ac corer 408 : brilliant! ir cours, like a Tam o'Shanter, dut without the ribbons.however, than baseball is wf Ut ike af- You will never be satisfied with your Bicycle until you have it fitted with DUNLOP TI RES 1771 fainin for proofs of cures.We a dr most obstias Wo have cared the worst canes in oF due ital $300,000.100.Rook FREE No brack oficcs OOK REMEDY CO.30807 Masonic Temple, Pbicage, IL Aves \u2014 Trade Mark Sore Threat, Pimp rrr Cat Borsa, Ulesrs Lu the mans ye vale MISCELLANEOUS Sharkey wil Best Ceftries.BOSTON, Mase, July 5.= Tom Shark bas a ted an oe to meet James Jeffries fore the San Francisco A.C.September.The details of the match will be now sgpecdily ratified.Won the Ninth.- BALTIMORE, Md., July 30.\u2014\u201cYouns\u201d Peter Jackson, the California coloured Jad won from \u201cJimmy\u201d Handler, of Newark, N.J.fi ugging match more\u2014 \u2018The contest was to -ha: CONDENSED The Point St.Charles Football Club will practice on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6.30, and Saturday afternoons at .30, on the \"club grounds, Queen's Park.The membere and layers of { th Mént- real Football Club ar requestdd © ty atten! practice to-night at the grounds.It is un perative that there be n large t@rnout 14 the committee against Lechine in the 1 for the Cal donia Cup.pal for the Cale- f \u2014 : The third race of the eeries of this season\u2019s ailing skiff races for the Fortier tr- phy took place on the Richelieu under the Patronage of the ohns Yacht Club, The three boats, Gazelle, Canadian and Dina, entered the race.The Gazelle started first, and kept ite lead to the end of six mile.leading the Dins, and one creased its lead until the finish minutes 37 seconds pad of 9 minutes 3 econds of the Canadian.series will be continued during Augus:.who has one season\u2019s races to its credit.Chicago Wen at Whist.July 30.~Chicago nament of the American Whist Leagu four rounds to arrive at decision, Chi eine events, OH, - day! T remedy.CAUTION, | ET Er SO i you are tired of useless drugging have made over 50,000 people st Beware of concerns ofterfug coverin nés are used only to : water, which quilckly dries and leaves them witho O0 th 1d style, blistering ota pos, bas to \u2018en sentait the value my goods + Ÿ # Without energy.without inclination to work, with muddled thoughts.depressed brain.lack of vitalle ty,p ains in the back, headaches, dull, stupid sensations, loss of appetite, arising in the morning unrefrashed from sleep, gloomy and\u2019 despondent n Anew.nts and - ; DR.M.À.McLAUGHLIN, \u201cai 5e-ermez st, Mostra Que x Offices Hodn\u2014p toa.Bandays IX 10 1.\" \u201cWelluesdny and Satarday evenings tli 9p.m, \u2026, \u201c -the man whose nerves and vitality are breaking down feels like giving.up the fight.Do you feel these symptoms?If so.take heed.R.MeLAUGHEINS RLROTRIC BELT for yon.It pours glowing, exhilarating vitality into a weak- ; ginggisb vitals,, stimu.on nnd endurance.In one day it will\u2019 make you fnél as it Sat It furnishes the motive power that.rims your y and quicler banishes \u2018weakness.You oan make, aresnge- and vigorous, _ aud they never tire of praising my wonder working Write for my beautiful book, which! describes my treatment znd gives Tull information thin plose es of folt-ann sabetitute for my cushi alr My eusblon diectrodes are my exclusive invention and cannot be Ite T will ll tae It In trade one of mine.I do this nob th that the old belt with people who have been misled by the false claims of con y akd have spent all your time and money without benefits, call or write - These ches have to bo.soaked in 1771 last night in the ninth round of \u2018the al ever held in Bait:- ve gone-20) made ns afte with IREDI x Do YOU FEEL LIKE THIS?Es pu > ' 5 to prove his __ ; but on one pretext or another were not allowed to be heard.The.authorities held that one being an Eng.being only twenty years old, -was legally Mr.Vivian's protests were of no avail; he was refused bail and told that he would probably be mately the British Consul, Captain Rule, contrived, in some way nog yet ex- i get Mr.Vivian released, and the young - Cornishman lost no time in getting out of the country.Mr, Vivian_had had two narrow escapes He was fired at one night while on, horseback 3 casion was shot in t high in the strong room of a bank by robbers.CHANT TAILOR pepsaia Tablets.Another witness to the many thousands already enrolled on the side -of Dyspepsia Tablets is Robert Custor, the well-known merchant tailor, iton, _- ver Canada Dodd\u2019s lets have a reputation un most saccenelal treat- ore and have been gince their first coming on the market, several ago.It is remarkable how many this country seem to have trou and it is mo less remarkable to ended, their Sto of Dodd\u2019s' Dyspepsia Tablets.s Dyspepsia Tablets are an abeo- lutely harmless eompound of pepsin, diastase and other natural digestants, mixal y act so perfectly on tho y do their work actual process of , utterly indepen- troubles by the use so thoroughly, that the dent of the stomach.ional, sensible way of treating t of th nounshmen and all the blessings of well-digested isod, while it at the same time allows \u2018it must have to w Dyas i \"Tablets ars the people who \u201c1.was troubled for three years,\u201d writes Mr.Robert Custor, of.Bamilton, \u201cwith is and Heartburn, and could get no \u2018ablets, end 8e lo thankful that I did so.sia\u2019 Tablets proved a b s ng.ao I live 11] Dodd\u2019s : Bye in ta faking.onamax = co, Proprictors.graves i te 8 pec aint and OW.pile \u201c0e: mauler, 7 Kiog ETT mm SRY Pe | Circulation oi of the Star WEEK ENDING JULY 27TH, 1901 MONDAY .54,813 TUESDAY .» .54863 WEDNESDAY .54,716 THURSDAY .* « .54,743 FRIDAY .« o 54,720 BATUBDAY .+ .61,061 TOTAL .834,825 Daily Average - .55,821 Weekly Star Last Week .119,773 CIRCULATION OF DALY J A HEL 454,008 From the EEK.figures are * excluded several thousand subscriptions regarded ns more or less ephemeral.TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1901.RITISH LIBERALS.One reshlt of the renewed eplit among the groups which now form the Liberal\u2019 party of Great Britain has been to infuse new bitterness into the relaticns between thoee Liberal Unionists\u2014who, up To 18886, gonstituted the backbone of the Gladstone wing\u2014and thoze former colleagues who once thought a reconciliation possible.The Duke of Devonshire and Mr.Chamberlain have been given vent to some very plain post prandial speaking.The Duke, who, as Lord Hartington, held the leadership of the united Liberal and Radical forces dur- \u201cing Mr: Gladstone\u2019s temporary retirement \u20141874-1880 \u2014 reminded his parliamentary supporters that when he joined the ranks \u201cof Liberalism, nearly 50 years ago, lord __Jobn Russell, Palmerzton, Gladstone, Clar- \u2018endon, Sidney Herbert, Cobden and Bright, were its leaders, and that of the prominent men who survived in 1886\u2014Mr.Bright, Charles Villiers and the Duke of Argyll \u201c\u2014Fefused to follow Mr.Gladstone in bis New departure upon Irish policy and were __ @@pported in their determination by the + flower of the younger generatipn of Liber em -alimm; in the persons of Mr.Forster, Mr.Gonchen, Mr.Chamberlain and Sir Henry \u201c James, whom he claimed were shining lighta in comparison with Lord Granville, Sir Wil- _ liam Harcourt and the men who made up \u201cMr.Gladstone's short-lived Cabinet of Feb- - JuUary-August, 1856.Mr.Chamberlain, at the same Liberal Unionist banquet, held on July 11, made an interesting revelation which has attracted .much comment in Britain.He said : \u201cIt was while I was stilla-member of what was subsequently known as the Home Rule Goverpment of 1888, and when our discus- _wion D the immediate subject was over 1 yhtured to tay to him, \u2018Mr.Gladstone, snproce 7e you are now conducting that en- PE to the demands of the Irish mêm- i.which you have undertaken to make ! do not know at what conclusion vou wil! ave but I think it my duty to \u2018tell you what is my hone-t and sincere conviction if vou should decide to introduce a measure to establish a separate Parliament in Ire- Sand.You will be beaten in the House of mmons and you will be beaten in the country.\u201d Mr.Gladstone said to me, with .ll that empbaris which we remember when e was interested in the subject, \u2018I shall never go to the country upon this subject.X do not know at what conclusion\u2014I have But made up my mind\u2014I ought to arrive.ut i it shouid be the one you indicate will put my viewa and propositions before the House of Commons and accept ir decision.But ] would never appeal to the country on ruch a matter.Poule not take that responsibility, knowing it would break up the Libera \u2018pa Y.that it would diezolve old friendships and be a calamity.\u201d Six weeks afterwards he dissolved Parliament upon that question.I am pot for 4 moment suggesting any blame to him or that he was not absolutely within his right in chan ing his opinion.He had himself at righteousness was on hia ee, and he was grievously deceived, the is advisers as to the opinion both of e House of Commons agd of the country.that fatal step recated and was | fhe Birt ag f= he did break up the Liberal part A pere ot the speeches made by Mr.Asquith, Sir Vernon Harcourt, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and other prominent- members of the Opposition, since the, conclusion of the truce under which the Jast- \u2018 named gentleman continues the titular leadership, makes it perfectly plain that - the arrangement arrived at would cease to be effective the moment any one of these gentlemen bad to construct among themselves a Cabinet to administer the affairs of the Empire.So long as they are on the Opposition benches, the milk and water pact may hold good, because their first duty is to criticise.The men who agree with the foreign policy of the Ministry may limit their attacks to domestic matters and vice versa.Mr.Istac Ford speaks in the New York | Tribune of Lord Rosebery\u2019s isolation, ridi- | culing his statement, that he will be con- \u2018tent to \u201cplough bis own furrow\u201d until others follow him, but Lord Rosebery has today as large a personal following as \u2026 either Mr.Asquith, Sir Vernon Harcourt, Mr.Morley, Sir Henry Campbell-Banner- \u201c man or any other possible Liberal Premier, and is, moreover, a far more striking figure .in the public eye.Mr.Ford.and his kind - forget that we live in an age when \u201cmeas., ures not men\u201d has ceased to be the great _pallying cry of Liberalism duywhere.The extent of the following of the mmccessful .political -lesder depends upon his personal \u2018miagnetiom, or his \u201csunny ways,\u201d and Lord \u2018Rosébery ie more magnetic and \u201csunny\u201d ; than any one of his Liberal rivals.We also point out that the British\u2014in ; with the United States vublic\u2014 want something more t}ft political emin- \u201cdance from their Premiers, they must have other attractions.\"= Palmerston was a wit end a sportsnian; ; > Pierseli alione in literatuye as well as in Parliament Gladstone wag a in are settled, Sir Henry, Cambell-Bannerman seems to are s majority of the white population, .and likely to inegeaso that majority.Even this would be nn.excuse, on Liberal principles, for handing over Bouth Afriea to the Bocrs, for the black races have rights and claims on the people of Great Britain, and especially on the Liberal party, which decreed their freedom from slavery.that cannot be ignored, and the black races are as five to one of the whites.Before the war there waa no such preponderance of the Boers, however, as Sir Henry suggests.Ignorance of facts is a fatal defect in a leader.Some people named Jieseje, two others named Scrindinguch and a lady named Pip- pul were out driving together near Chicago, when there was a runaway accident, and damages will probably flow therefrom.They probably tried to call each other by name under the influence of the air, and then the horses realized the unspeakable load they were expected to carry and bolfed in terror from the awful aggrega- ion, The Hartford Times has discovered that bathing produces hiccoughs.Exactly why no one has yet determined, but it seems that the suromer girl is threatened with such a plague, for a number of cases have been reported, some of them quite serious.The hiccoughs seem to attack the bathers just as they leave the water.Now, it strangely happens that in this part of the country it has been discovered that yacht racing produces hiccougbs.It seems principally to attack the spectators, but it was not generally believed that ît was water they had been leaving last.tage, where there is to be an international boat race, as a place in Wisconsin, The London Daily News, the Pro-Boer collector of any unconsidered trifle of an anti- British character, has a letter from a correspondent complaining that the volunteers for Baden-Powell's South African Constabulary are being recruited in Canada through \u201ca war fever which has been created by misrepresentation and ignorance.\u201d The Daily News heads the letter \u201cU, B.A.Constabulary.\u201d When the proposal was made to offer prizes in the schools of England for knowledge on Canadian subjects there was an objection raised.A knowledge of geography might unfit a man as a farm labourer (as was feared), but it should not damage him as an editor.Yesterday there was the remarkable scene at El Reno, of a government disposing by a drawing far of somie thirteen thousand irce homesteads in Oklahoma.Over a hundred thousand applicants had registered in advance of the drawing, some of them suffering the greatest torture with the intense heat and all submitting to hardship and privation to be on hand and-get one of the chances.While this ia going on, Canada has millions of acres of still un- granted lands with a fertility and excellent climatic conditions, such as would make Oklahoma hide its diminished head in shame.If those who join these rushes for the very few remaining acres the United States has to offer for free settlement would enquire as to the conditions of thoee who have settled on the finest farming coun- they would wonder why they had been so foolish as not to come to Canada before.We still have lots of free farms in our great fertile prairies, for settlers, but not for land speculators.> \u2014 DOCE LABOURERS MEET And are Addressed by the Vice-Presi- dent of the Trades and Labour .Congress of Canada.A meeting of Dock Labourers was held last night, at 1240 Notre Dame street, when Mesers.John A.Fleet, of Hamilton, Ont., vice-president of the Labour Congress of Canada, and Joseph Ainey, organizer of the Federated Trades and Labour Council, explained the workings of the Longshoremen\u2019s International Association.Mr.E.Boudriau occupied the chair, and those present took .Mr.Flett great in jpterest in the proceedings.said their were ¢ let Jongéhorémen a and ea rule American Federation of \"Labour endeavoured to unite all classes of wage earners under one head, so that.class, race, creed and political and trade prejudices could be abolished end inétead that support, moral and financial, may given to each other.Continuing, the speaker said that it is the duty, ae it is also the plain interest of all working reel an to organize as such, meet in Council, and take practical steps to effect the unity of the working class, as an indispen any successful attempt to evils of which they, as.LY asa, so complained.That this has never been achieved, re claim- , Was owing in a at measu measure, Leethe non-recognition of the autonomy, or \u2018the right of self-governmen of.the several trades.The American Federation of Labour, however, had avoided \u2018the fatal yock on which previous organizations, having similar aime, have split, by simply keeping in view this fundamental principle, as a landmark.Continuing, the speaker raid, that the labour movement of the continent is expressed in the American Federation of Labour, and all local movements, expressed in central bodies, should be in touc with, the national desire and demand.A link in the chain of communication fellowship, and solidity is \u2018wielded by such connection.Its menl certifies the genuineness of pur- ase, attests the work, entitles respectable , and commands recognition for or anize.labour.In concluding a spirited ad- ress, Mr.Flett urged on Ria hearers the value of unity and advised seu all do join ë erican Federation of Labour.e local ad right say what .and initiation fees should be Cchatged snd by contributing a small per capita tax per member to the wien a to Toternational Unlon, would give their members recognition in all the parts o ted by the I.L.A., as well as enjoying the rotection and the experiences of the larger y, who are a part of the American Feds eration of Labour, its million and a half of members and is comprised of eighty- four National and International unions.Ainey spbke in French.He extended an i to ihe local lonéshoremen*s union to mend delegates to the Federated Trades and Labour Council, and to rt in the I rade ith them on y, ss that organization represented 9% .per cent.o of the bona fide labour unions of Montreal > à chin npg eminent scholir, a theologtah, 5 Bs rent financier.Îne taêt that \u201cRosebery has won two Derbies and 2 Fa eminent figure outside the political asaiade tan all the Asquiths, on the one : | and the\u2019 Campbell-Bannermans, upon a ober.Indeed, it ia Mr.Morley and d.Bosebery who are to-day the most .- figures -in the disunited Darty culls Awelt Liberal.\" 2 world; makes him more popular with the | TREY HOUSEREEPNG | is bast judged by reanlts \u2018 If.a house looks Li A clean Ton \u201cay file.wl kept Have one \u20ac of ro ou > ourainy \u2018and draperies.R.PARKER & co.\u2018 Dyers & Clenners, M ro Wi Que Notre Dame 81.Phos wn HEED ar Re power {over ent à \u201ctiie iseuse \u201craited by we war = The London Sportsman refers to Rat Por- try in the world on this side of the line, .Trades and | ir were about three hundred unions | ach local has Pons.take |.Pataxe THR MONTREAL DAILY THE PassING Hour, master + rates cn have an ides that the Boers in South Africa bé THE BALANCE OF POWER.You take some States, not less than three: We\" 11 cali them A and B and C\u2014 \u2018Not Russia, France or Germany, But each à simple letter.= Supposing A should buy a Then B must purch Tore than one; And C, who e outdone, Will go a cannon better.Now A, if not entirely mad, Another gun or so must add.As mary as the others had, Une he overtops them And B will order more, Exactly as they did before, .And lay up implements of war TIN lack of money stops them ! For this is the Balance of Power, Humanity's loveHest flower; If we were not afraid Of the guhs we have: made We should all be at war in an hour.The war olouds may threaten and lower, For we haven't the cash To do anything rash, Upsetting the Balance of Power.Then B, on\"some convenient day, Will make a secret league with A, In which they practically say.| They\u201d nu | go for C together ! The secret, being one of State, Is certain to evaporate, And C may soon antic) te, Extremely Sultry weat \u201c C his neighbours wili fatigue Win patriotic base intrigu ntil be makes à secret Teague.MN each of both the others; 80 any two to fight are loath, Because the third 1s bound »y oath \"To tight against and for them both J As enemies and brothers ! And this is the Balance of Power, Di plomacy as climax and flowers we did not surmise We wero all telling Îles \u2018We should all be at war in an hour! e war clauds may threaten and lower, But never will break in a shower, r you cannot depend On a foe or a friend .\u2018When it comes to the Balance of Power ! SLIM CHANCES.tes \u201cLet me congratulate you.I bear y Have become the only heir ôf your oillions aire brother.\u2019 I ore \"Yes; but he's twenty years younger than GOT WHAT HE HE WAS AFTER.Harry\u2014\u201cMy Uncle John has just dled and left me over a million.\u201d A Tem\u2014\"'Lucky b3y ! Now you can afford 0 \u2018ma rey.\u201d Harry\u2014 \u2014*\u201cNow I don\u2019t need | ed \u201cTHE WAY OF IT.Mrs.Smith\u2014\"Katle, this watermelon isn't cold at all.\u201d Katie aren, \u201ctain\u2019t no fault ¢' mine.mum.Mr h one that when I put it in th* fce-chest ter take the\u2019 ice out.\u201d A BAD-LUCK STORY.Bhe\u2014\"\"Don\u2019 t you love to hunt four-leafed clovers : e\u2014\u201cNo; I hunted then tn agother gin once; \u2018and we ran upon one in a jewellers .window\u2014green and: white enamet diamond dewdrop in.the centre\u201485.\" .A \u2018BLUFF.It was 4 a.m., and Mr.Toper was fumb- Ung around for the keyhole of the front\u2019 door, when his wife stuck her head out of the window.\u201cWho is it 7 she asked.\u201cIsh me\u2014hic\u2014m\u2019 dear,\u201d he replied.oat in, m' dear?\u201cCan come- n \" \u201cNot on such a hand as That, you can't, she sald.WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S WHAT The Rev.Charles A.Eaton, who has accepted the pastorate of the Buchd avenue Baptist Church, of Cleveland, of which John: D.ler 1s a has 4 been the \u201cBloor treet Baptist Church, \u2018Toronto, Canada, He is , thirty: two years old belongs to a which lived Massachusetts since 1640, and in Nova Scotia since 1755.He was born at Lakeville, Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, and was educated st Acadia No Theol 1 [Unisersity Hi ewton eological Institute torate was in the Baptist Church of Na- Pek, Mass, in 1893.In 1834 he travelled inl Europe, and preached during the summer of 1895 in : on, England.THE SAILORS\u2019 FRIEND HONOURED.| g Weston, \u201cfamily Rev aE C.A.Eaton.\u2014M eston, on whom Glasgow Univer has conferred the degree of Laws, one title by which barrister-at-law.From very early \u2018years she evinced a warm interest in those whose traffic is with; the seas, and hér great work as the founder of the Sal- ors\u2019 Homes at Portsmouth and Devon- rt is well known.Miss Agnes Weston.Mes Weston has done very valuable service to the cause of the eailor, and her work is by no mesns yet over.Bluejacketa all over the wotid- re gard her as their best friend | A DAILY HINT FROM PARIS.FROM TORONTO TO CLEVELAND.\u2014 |.DA ris cup end j claim our pren s out | © take of es epigram.to , ; > Their \u201ctoo \u201cJong.7 = being boit at fact tbat Rt Thao Cant a are going Shanghai roost ers.| « vable pun is one blished or Soatly ¥ forgivable | per when dt .- be the oot £ the labo - nor oor on ti re 7 to pean Amsterdsm Dutchman 1s \u2018In Winnt- the purpose of ascertaluln whe- Ther Manitoba 15 & ce in h to settle a Boer colony after the war hf over.The muet speaks volumes for the confidence of the Boers and thelr friends in Britis rule Recorder Weir psterday fined a man ten dollars for swear wearing n the streets.Grants ing that there Js PE ch in the condition of Montreal.streets just now to make a ear, still swearing 1s a luxury that ought to be paid for, and on the whole the Recorder's tariff seems a réasonable one, REASONING FROM A CLUE.\u201cWhat is ag orphan?\u2019 asked the teacher.None of the children seemed to know.well, I'm an orphan,\u201d sald the teacher, as not too plain a clue.A hand popped up, and the owper exclaimed, \u201cAn orphan is a roman that wants to set married and n't.\" y \u2018THE NAME, THAT WAS NOT REAL.| A Philadelphia captain of detectives tells\u2019 of one of the Malaprops of his force, who, despite his .deficlency In education, is a clever operat 2 Responding to an inquiry, he explained to, à friend the possession of two najnes by a prisoner by saying: \u201cJim Henry be is a! wf name; Percy D.Klyno 1 .as.»: P Can BACKWARD.erve that Mr, De Kanter Sr new leaf,\u201d remarked Mrs, Borden.\u201cHow do you mean, ma'am?\u2019 inquired observant cl ie, hasnt Tett his shoes on the hat rack these last few nigh \u201cNo a but vou ousht to tes how \u2018muddy his sheets are LA low TO GET THERE.Mra; \u201cDoctor, I hope you will A veu from the same sick- nees as the Gompers.\u2019 Doctor (whd sèées a HMght)\u2014\"I really think Weddle, but.I forget for te mon what alled Ole Misses Gompers odd Mrs eddle\u2014 So ae 2 I, bus I remember you precis New DEFINITIONS NOT IN WEBSTER'S.A girl.when asked how beef tea was made, answered, \u201cBuy a pot of beef ox- tract and follow the directions onthe wa, a; and a second gave \u201cCayenne pe pepper a Jamaica gin, in reply to \u201cWhat ro warmth-p cing foodsT.Bit it was a boy.who was asked what \u201ccelerity\u2019 was, and who, from experience, -defined ft as \u201csomething to put hot plates down with.\u201d BASILY BARNED.- - - An election petition was being tried, \u2018a witness way called to prove oribery.\u201d © \u201cOne of the gentlemen says me, said the witness.\u201cAnd what did you answer to that ?\u201d asked the counsel.\u201cWell, says {, \u2018Now much?\u201cAnd what 3d the agent say?\u2019 , \u201cHe didn't nothing\u2019.The other gentleman comes mie, and says, You must odge.\u2019\u2019 1 How much?\u2019 So h \u201c1 sald, \u2018How mu Je what t'other gentleman offered, ® ing.f cola him 6 shillings And what aa the Liberal agent do?\" Conia\u201d \u201cwists érlumaphant, and up sid Eh trordinettinerdar\": ' \u201cDia dé vote! for! tn Tortesr\u201d \u201cNo.1 ain't got: a vote \u2014\u2014 SUBURBAN NOTES.Mrs.James Brown, St.Lambert, has left on a visit to friends at Athelstane.The valuation \u2018roll of the town of \u2018Wesit- mount will be completed to-morrow.A meeting of the Westmount Town Countil has been set for Monday evening next ' _ Miss Emma Donnelly, Chambly Road, Longueuil, has recovered from a severs attack of pleurisy.\u2018 Miss A.Ness, of Howick, Que., has arrived at Bt.Lambert, on a visit to Miss M.Andrews, Argyle avenue, - .There \u201cbe a meeting of Beaver Lodge, LO.O.F., in Unity Hall, Wellington street, Point 8t.Charles, this evening.Mr.A.Watson, formerly night operator at the Grand Trunk station at Bt.Lam- \u2018bert, has resignied*his position to go out to South Africa, a vy twixt me om wa > and \u2018\u2019Hodge, you must vote for the Portes.GRE ASC ne Kier TONS IR TAMALES CURES CATARBE, ; 171: 1 When the Lindsay- Nordheimer .Co.vertise 20 to 33-1-3 p.c.discount off their Steinway, Heintzman.Nordheimer, Howard and other standard.Pianos, people know the discount is a bona fide one.People calling this week can have widest choice in latest \"CASES.Warerooms, 2366 St.Catherine St.American Sheet Steel Company \u2018Battery Park Building New York , Manufacturers of all varieties of Iron and Steel Sheets Black and Galvanized W, Dewees Wood Company's Planished Iron \u2019 Wellsville Polished Steel Sheets Sy Amann (Se | Rd Fd ere | PAY Views ory noce Re allsce: s Kalatech Doors Open at 1,30 FETE | Prices A > To-Night | And every night this week, 8.15.Mat.To-morrow a and Saturday Qur Navy! Great Success.PRICES Bee 22, 350 and 8c.Mat.$50 to all parts.Children, 13c.1a SOH M E vy conta.and Vaudeville In the lasi.8-8 r Pork m ARE he 12441 | 5 FRANCAIS a | BALDWIN-MELVILLE CO.co.The Danites patine » 10, 80, 30 2} ° ete mike, = ds rat oi Es UNDER THE AUSPICES OF Mp The Carnien Athletic Association |, Down the St.Lawrence, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 1ST.Palace Bisamer BERTHIER will Isave Victoris Pier (tot of Bonsecours Street ) gt 8,15 7.M.TICKETS 334 Special Orchestral Programme.Temperznce « lub- fredthiments at City Prices.Don\u2019t Miss It.17324 Zaw SATU RDAY, we ENTRIES CLOSE aledonian Games -M.A.A.A.GROUNDS, 3rd August.TO-MORROW.Reserved Seats For Salo at \u201cStar\u201d Uptown Branch 1771 w.C.McALLISTER, Secretary, A GLORIOUS SPECTACLE! There is no other place on the Island where our gorgeous : sunsets can be seen to the same advantage as at BOUT DE L\u2019ILE, where the River des Prairies acts as a reflector of the lights of the dying day.The reduced farés after.still in force.8:00 p.m.\u201410 cents each way 1778e0d '« : MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.Given by the Y.P.Society of St.Mary's Chureh of England, Friday Wight, Aug.2nd, 1901 Bteamer Duchess of York leaves Licioris Pier at % o'clock and Desery Street Whscras 8.16, Ll td Orchestras.Refreshments.Tickets The Only Real Novelty Coming this Summer, _ .GENTRY Famous Trained Affmal Shows.will exhibit Montreal, twice daily (except Monday rain of shine, entire \u2018week, marilag » > _ EDUCATIONAL._ CRICHTON SCHOOL The Regiment will parade of at the Army.Sist inst, at HH p.m., gues tor and Asia driiL Uniform, deili order.rder.Y Or ERNEST C.COLE, n, 17743 Acting Adjutant ren LONDAT EXENINO AVOUPE Ent en an Bt., pear 1170 BHERBROOKE ST., MONTREAL.300.Tien] eit duce Pontes a0 300 School Residence-105 Fine Avenue.\u2014_ BIAS riktal a EE \u2014 Rector 1 Rev.J.Williamson, B.A.(Oxon) NTR 1001 ELE Assisted by: C.W.J à Co ha EX TCE À brand n xHibl à ; ce, .B.&c.=); and by the or ee the land.Phones Train: te.for re sere parade Mendis \u2014_\u2014 à see merning, Augwit Sth, at 10 o'clock._ EocouaY, Behool 0.4 Doys of 8 te 1 ee McGill Matriculetion Class.20d Regiment Preparation or tbe wan ives « Ity.- Canadian lan Artillery.états, rn, me boys int en or dusi- Eman classes, individual attention, thorough The \u2018bulidings are new, with a hall for physte + - cal traiîni BOA Di ARTMENT.At the Behoo! Residence, 705 Pine avenue, thère 19 unsu modatjen for 10 resident pupils.tus on epplication.1753 88 Moonlight Excursion Trinity Young Men's Association WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 3lst.Steamer Duchess of York lenves Jacques Car- Her Var at 8 0 clock.Tickets ads 1783 Something Charming , Trip to Carillon and back, $1.00 .PALACE STEAMER SOVEREIGY.wa and return, Boat, $4.00, | | Tp ho CL.17065 a.Train for Ney of Bia\u2019 College.Lennoxville, P.Q.SESSION 1 OF 1901-1902, Michaslmas ber 14th, 1901.The Principal having left for England, where be will remain until the end of Angust, it is requested thas all business letters shall be ad dressed to the Principal, Bishop's College, Len ndxville, and applications for Calendars to the Bursar, 10 53 PRESBYTERIAN begins Saturday, Septem.- bas been visiting Mrs.Brault, Bord de l'Eau street, hme fog.the ue souple of weeks, \u201cmas*rpfurned homie.A business meeting of the elders of Point st Charjes Copktes tional Church has been \u2018set for to-morrow evening to-consid- er the appointment of a aucvessor to Rev.D.8 Hamueilp : The employes of the Dominton Bag Company, Point St, Charles, will hold thelr annual outing to Sherringham Park, Bat- _urday nekt.The trip will be made on the steamer Duchess of York.The officers Ut St.Gabriel Court, Cana- \u2018dian Order Foresters, Point St.Charles, \u2018have made atrangements to hold their lt ting] pientc to Ile aux Notx on Batu | ext, August 3.An interesting progra ot sporting: events has been drawn up.eveñtig.; weather permitting, à fete ae nuit win \u2018beheld at the Bt.Lamb Boat: club \u2018House, for the benefit of the \u2018Fresh, Ath Fung.A concert will also dé give.The ettainment is being organi.\u2018ed by Mid Sara Morris.Visitors from the city can return\u2019 to town either at 0.09 or 1.90 o'clock.° The town ot Outremant bas seldom been | .the scene of ro gauch excitement as it was a yesterday over the.election of a school commiselonef, Baveral of thé leading eit).sers of the town had made the outcome of The candidates were Messrs.Geo.A.Robinson and L.D.Perham.In sli, fifty-eight Mr.Perham, apd twenty-seven for Mr.Robinson.\u2018The, former was therefore de- \u201cclared elected by a \u2018majority of four.The election of the Cathdlie Bohool Commte- stoniers resulted in the return of Messrs.Joseph Beaubien and Narcisse Lavalles.\"Rev.Dr.Ron, of the Dominion\u2019 Metho- \u2018| raxp T.HOPKINS, the election a persons! matter, with the, result that the fssue was always in doubt.| votes were polled, thirty-one In favour of | dist Church, Oriawd, left for England on y 0 Eeumentcal 1 A SKIN OF.BEAUTY IN A SOY FOR EVAR.Dr.T.Folix_fGoÿrahd's Oriental Cream, or fier, Remaves se, Plapton, gt Freckles, of \u201cAs ladi wht use hs I recom in patient): vou Le afar or all th qe a 37 37, Great THE.ramm Am FUND.Sitaciibers to by jorward their contrats to to A % 2 fies, are vested when le, payable té grder.Vo b per, fhe is handed in, receipt \u2018The blirhers cannot hold responsible for sums for which proper ¢ ip dus mot been Tree may es dl 5 obtain 8 recein t under wha po name.or init the whero \u2018the actual am ones St., N \u2018may ado 3 THIS DATE 30 YEARS AGO.(From the Star Fyles of July, 1371) \"Star \u20acivocates Government Boller Inspection, 19 view of numerous Accideirts.Tres to poe on the Tynb crew offered at Bt.John, N.B.Fire in St, Jean Baptiste Village, near the mathet, Gestioys fiftedn h des stables, outhouses, eto.The bulldings were owned by Messrs.Renaud, Migneau, Lauzon and Babin Loss $30,000, - Jarnés the Apostie, Invited to to accept rectorship ot oe viet ay Caries: Ti Reade.\u201cA Terrible Téssation \u201d {54 UtePary bencation of Mont.Siret of & new Mes: ot.13 Gronstiors for direct she} _ Bxploaton_of .héller_ on.Staten.Island steamer.meeting of the mem of the You Women: 's Christian Association will on Thursday, August lst, a.he Association Bulliius, Dore er ontreal, to confirme, the Se ot rumenond street property and to - thorise the signature of the deed.1763 COMPLEXION, SKIN, SCALP | ~ BLOOD POISQY and URINARY DIAEASK) Ecsetn: 3 m Soares Hair Noise Tor lacked mrs Wel! I arl ne pes, loss of bind RA v ES pat tracted, ded srl ary rss BRODEUR Epocisiiet of Paris, 139 Bleury Strest, ty 12: 1255 8600 pm.San- PES VAR DIE OP ART \u2019 EDUCATIONAL, fren for .Mr.J.McClure, Longueuil, who has __ -_ are ee à .K e .= spent the fast Tow years in the \u201cWestern #8 Se.Sulpice SPECI AL NO I ICE.\"Ladios College nti 1 Jones] States, h: turned hi visit of , Montora) \u2018 _ \u2014f-me es - 3 ee home on.& : - 17000 WOREN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.OTTAWA.LX Ladies Miss Eva Frechon, St.Denls street, who ~ 1rTouty end - 60.PORCHIÉTER aC CONSERVATORY OF MUSTÉ.Mr.EL Pudétcombe, Dirsctee, Homats ince genial, reguiny., refining, Heed tering SEND FOR EO ennieren partioulam, Mrs.ANNA RO#SS, Lady Principal.Rev.W.D.ARMSTRONG, M.A, Ph.A 100 ed Regia, Ontario Ladies\u2019 College | se ad vrata aie Ont.sili Tih LS ie ee ovens.\"Seite.Xr he any Moat Sailer og now oreo eal- te Rev.Pa Ontario Business Collage BELLEVILLE, ONT., is the EA 1 ry yt attended Bual- FREE St Monica's El vos Residential and Day School for Girls | 170 BLOOR ST.W., TORONTO.Mig 8 PHILLPOTTS, - Mma.FEVILLE, will: fe-ogen sas aan AY.SEPTEMBER ITH.1 mur pe aslo an, de Tat ie Taiver iy proparsi pop snd Primary Depart Ew WABAN SCHOOL unes Fes ashi pris ant pasos) training.sea hw J.9.PILLSBURY, Prin.A forest fite ia the \u2018province of Femt- TRINITY UNIVERSITY, TORONTO.Bend Itustrated Booklet T.C.8.MACKLEM, M.A., TLD.180 13¢0d : Provost and Vice-Chancellor ST.MARGARET\u2019S COLLEGE.Toronte ASR Cand wu nn 3 y An oo Boarding and od for ee, mosic and oo » we mesdemie and NRA.G GEORGE Est 183 Seod ASHBURY = Argyle Ave., Ottawa; Ont, (ron RESIDENT\" AND DAY HôYS.nasjum, aid handsome Duiiding.Ee ERT a _ \u201cmoray, ITARY.COLLEGE, .oder, hes assumed gigantic pro poi?x thousanti troops Bitte teen [ff Ee Hem (CIN VAS of Blakthes.Sud tot the mes who ue çome 3 rt ot \u2019 on 5 Hr FEE or RP Lo AR SES Er Jor RRL Sh PEERS 7 3 i Zi ; won AND O'BRIEN SUS- © TENDED BY THE SPEAKER.x \u201cRedmond Shouted ¢Police\u201d and.the: Speaker Considered it a \u2018¥lighly Disorderly Expression \u2014 Votes Taken on the Motions to Suspend the Two Members \u2014 (Special to the Star.) LONDON, July 30.\u2014There was another Irish row in the House of Commons this À .morning, which ended with the suspension \u201d of William Redmond, member for East £ Clare, and Patrick O'Brien, member for - Kilkenny city.A dribbling discussion of 5 the Agricultural Rating Bill had filled the 3 weary night until long past midnight.Mr.Walton was then talking and being constantly interrupted \u2018by Government sup- vorters.Ë Mr.Redmond ironically shouted \u201cpolice.\u201d i intending asa reference to the last Irish ÿ disturbance.The Speaker immediately 5 called him to order, saying it was a highly disorderly expression, and he warned Mr.mond not to \u2018repeat it.Redmond answered: \u201cWhy don't you keep order;\u201d The Speaker rebuked him.and requested quiet in the House during the rest of e Session.Mr.Redmond rose.and wanted to raise Fe int Qf order, but the Speaker refused jf \u2018listen to him, and as the offender would stop the Speaker named him, which i ' the rules provide as tantamont to suspen- 1 sion, although a motion to auspend the tember must be made immediately after ; the naminc.5 When the motion was made.the Irish A members, amid the noise of cheers and oounter-cheers, tried to raise a discussion, contending that the method of naming was à mot im accordance with the procedure, and à Mr.Redmond, who was sitting WITH HIS HAT ON, began to explain that he had not intend: ¢ ed to disobey the Speaker.The latter, bh! however, cut him short, and the House decided to suspend him \"by a vote of 303 to 71 John P.Hayden, member for Rdscom- mon, then raised a quibble, declaring that the division bell had been improperly rung, LR TERI api FH and that he had been unable to vote.§ He wanted the vote to be taken again.- This the Speaker refused.whereupon Mr.; J.Flavin, member for North Kerry, H died: \u201cIl is most unfair.\u201d hE Mr.O'Brien challenged the Sneaker's action, to which the Speaker replied: \u201cI have given my ruling.\u201d D Mr.O'Brien persisted, and ignored the er's direction to be seated.The \u201clatter then characterized Mr.O'Brien's conduct as GROSSLY DISORDERLY, and requested him to leave the House.85d, roauents called forth derisive laughter and cheers from the Nationalists.ÿ \u2014 Mr.O\u2019Brien made no movement to leave, and tie Speaker asked: \u201cDoes the honour- J able member refuse?k To this query Mr.Orr promptly responded: \u201cMost decided The Speaker then edly him, and he was sus nded by a vote of 307 to 55.ebate was then closured, and the bill passed ita second reading by a vote of 27 to 129, after which the House adjourn- - -Disterbance in Belgian House.BRUSSELS, July 30.\u2014 The Socialist members of the Chamber of Deputies made a disturbance in the House this morning, during which the \u201cInternationale\u201d was sung to the accompaniment of slimmed desk-lils.7 Taking exception to the refusal of the President of the Chamber, M.de Eadeleer, to put a motion for adjournment, a section of the deputies commenced a noisy demon- tention which made it impossible for the ident to maintain order.The din was terrific and the disorder culminated in the - Boeialists and Teftists Justily \u2018shouting the revolutionary song mention DIVORCED PEERESSES AFTER REMARRIAGE May Still Bear Their Divorced Hus- \u2018band\u2019s Titles\u20148o Decided by the * House of Lords in Countéss Cowley\u2019s Case.LONDON, July 30.\u2014The House of Lords bas finally settled the moot question whether or not a peeress after divorce and remarriage, is entitled to retain her divorced husband 's title.point was raised by Earl Cowley, who objected to the lady who divorced him i continuing to herself Courtes Cowley after she had married ia iF of-\u2014the- a peal court favoured the lady.and now ae House of Lords has upheld the latter's right to the name of.Countess Cowley.San Francisco Shipping Strike.SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.\u2014The City Front Federal Convention ham ordered a general strike in sympathy with the teamsters and 16,000 men elonging to affiliated \u2018 unions will go out this morning.This will completely tie- up the shipping.businesa of fris city and all places on San Francisco ey.Recent Failures in Berlin.(8pecial to the Star.) \u2018BERLIN, July 30.\u2014Three more members of the supervising committec of the + Treber Tracknumg Company, the Cassel firm which failed at the t tbe spread of bubonic plague throughout the American continent has been discussed as a probability by Dr.Walter Kemster, of Mil- waukce, Wis., has-brought out adverse _opia- jons from a number of New York hysicians of more than local prominence.ey condemn the views of Dr.Kemster as those of an »larmist and calculated to cause a time abroad studying the origin and spread of plagues.and scourges, under the Harrison administration, gives added weight to his statement to the effect that there is danger under \u201cèxisting sanitary conditiont, unless immediate measures are takea to stump it out.Dr.A.H.Doty, Healta Oi- ficer of the port, said that while the plague might be destructive to people in India, the conditions were different herc.in India people slept with rats and vermin.in Rio Juneiro, Lisbon and San Francisco, but there had no devastation at any of those places.ever, of the plague gaining any foothol here, and he did not think any practi:al sanitarian had.lt was possible for the plague to get here in mild form, becansc in its early stages a passenger might be suffering from it and the symptoms of the ease would not be apparent.THE OUTBREAK OF ANTHRAX.Innoculation of .Cattle Suspended Owing to Scarcity of Vaccine.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, July 30.\u2014 The Pasteur Tn- stitute at Chicago has run out of Amhrax vaccine.This was learned by the Department of Agriculture here on applying to the Institute for 500 fresh doses.The Department obtain 500 doses a short time ago on the discovery of the anthrax ôut- break in Stormont County, and the herds of cattle there are now being innoculated in the hope of preventing the disease from \u2018spréadi The supply is, however, nearly exhausted, and application was made to Chicago with-the result stated.Unless the Pasteur Institute obtains vaccine very soon the innoculation of cattle in Stormont County will have to be temporarily suspended.e disease has not only à in Stormont Count but also in Russell County at Vars.A veterinary surgeon is now in each place putting in force all the precautions which the situation calls for.Tt was reported that anthraxshad developed at Iroquois, but the case now turns out to be black leg which is nearly as bad.Unique Educational Suggestion.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, July 30.\u2014Ambasmdor Choate, in distributing prizes at the University Cel- Jege yesterday, said he wished the experiment could be tried of bending prize winners to the Inited States and distributing them among thé various schools and cl- leges, while an equal number of Ameri:an prize winners were sent her to attenl schcols or colleges, He added that he - licved the experiment, es ted for thre or four years, woul promote hor- mony and kindly es ne beieen the the , two countries, and that \u201c ob |- which the head-master of t ; Peu ba just epoken.N ew Hydrographic Surveys.ducted bv the Marine \"Department, will be completed.this season.The last survey of Lake Huron was made sixty years asp, when the vessels of the inland waters did not draw more than twelve feet of water.The work was done very hurriedly and the plete.A hydrographic survey of Lake Winnipeg is also proceeding and will be finished before the close of navigation.Next reason 8 survey of Lake Superior will be underta: en.Sir Louis and the Joint Commission.\u201c(Spetial to the Star.) TORONTO, .July 30.\u20148ir Louis Davies\u2019 sppointment to the Supreme Court Bench which will take place before many weeks are over, would in the ordinary course of events crénte a vacancy on the Joint High, Conimission.But it doeë not follow that there will be any vacancy in the present case.His appointment to the Bench would not interfere with his\u2019 acting'as a Commissioner and the Government may nee fit to continue him in the latter capacity in order to retain the benefit of his knowledge and A Most Virulent Type.Hay Fever hin Year is of n Very Virulent Type, and Many in this Lacality are Suffer- .ing From It.| %his season promises to be exceptionally \u2014*dévert for Hay Fever victims, and of the large.number who have been attacked many state that there appears \u20ac to be an ex ve frritatioh of the eyes, nose Ages, and the cough and \u2018aifle Toy \u201cot +9 ac ure much more pronounced than sua > This ls a warning that\u2019 prompt treatment .1s essential.Catarrhozone is the best rem- , \u20acdy.It cures the disease by removing its .cause, which is germs that invade the air \u201cza ssages and breathing organs of the body.; atarrhozone fa sure death tos all germ Jl lle; it reaches them wherever located, and ,-18 the proper treatment to employ.No remedy affords such, rompt relief as Ca- » tarrhozone, and a \u2018has yet to be found ; ln which ft was hs) that it did not per- Mmanentiy cur 4} Dr.Johnson.in \u2018the Medical Journal, on 5e Br y Fever ; SRYf: \"I prescribe Catarrha- ; cause 1 fin it réltèves quicker than | anything else with which I have met.can rely © on Catarrhozone ultimately\" curing PE ce so safe, m0 pleasant.so \u201cau Cention as Catarrhosone; it cures Fever in three to ten days, and a red convince yon of its unusunl mer- Price 31.00, at druggists.Small size, 2c.his © ~The Transporation Problem, NEW YORK, July 30\u2014Transportation rom the lakes to oreign ports is iscussed by Lieutenant Raymond, of the United States Board of Engineers, in a letter to the superintendent of the Maritime As rociation.He says that if a twenty-one- foot ship canal is constructed from the lakes to the sea, in accordance with the plans and estimates of the Board of Engineers on Waterways, it will un- New York to transfer the Erie Canal to the Fedgral Government.| as rit pss Renewnl of Boxer Outbreaks.SHANGHAI July 30.\u2014The North China Daily News announces that there has been à recrudescence of outhreake by the Boxers in the province of Shan Tung, in consequence of the success of the allied y kngers, in Chili Li province, against the troops of Li Hung.Te The notorious Yung Lu (who was Imperial Treasurer, and 'later generalissimo of the northern army) has been boner | -tothe lucrative post of-Controller-General Oxford, to thé vacant chair.of Divinity, al lish cha MILWAUREE, July 30\u2014A spesial from- Sagamore was suck in a col- | The dead } The Sagamore was | panic, though the fact that he spent some | In the last three years the plague had been\u2019 {Special to the Star) 7 OTTAWA, July 30.\u2014 The Hydrograph Survey on Lake Huron, which is being eon- soundings were neither numerous nor oom- | doubtedly be necesgiry for the State of |- {ing\u201d he said.j'brates with you, Canada, motive power.exhibition.Watch for the inches long, from.NN sold at 75c.ance Sale still continues popular! goods, as well as the general lines, are fast being disposed of.tions will indicate why we are always busy.Value, quality, low prices constitute the HENCE OUR ADVANCEMENT.Our fall stock will soon be on announcement.AAA Our price only Ladies\u2019 Pique Skirts, worth $2.25, reduced now at TBc.Ladies\u2019 Crash and White Duck Skirts, worth $2.75, reduced now at 98c.LADIES\u2019 GOLF CAPES.Ladies\u2019 Golf Capes.made of the best heavy, all-wool reversible cloth, with or without fringe, 26 inches wide to.36 $6.00 to $1 3.00 § Heavy: all-wool Travelling Shawls, from Co Superior Pure Linen Satin Damask Table Cloth, 66 inches wide, Our price only .We Sell Butterick Patterns and Publications.DUPUIS FRERES IDSUMMER ~~ * ; MERCHANDIZING! We're \u2018busy! Why?Becaiise the purchasing public require the goods we are selling, and realize that our values are always best\u2014always biggest.Our July Clear- With a rapidity unusual at this season, summer A glance at our quota- « $3.50 to $7.00 RELIABLE LINENS.Every careful housewife worthy of the name cherishes handsome linens.morrow and following days, we quote prices for flaxen things that should gratify and rivet the attention of all who may be planning to replenish depleted linen closets.Pure Linen Diaper Towels, size 20x40 inches wide, fringe, regularly sold at 35c.Fancy Bath Towels 19x42 inches, regularly sold at 30¢.Our price only - | 8c For to- with red border and 20c regularly 50 C The Big East End Departmental Store, 1571 to 1589 St.Catherine Street.) e.LU ] Man's Mission on Earth Medical Book Free.postplid to any male reed reader of this paver, § ol] nn facili EEL Yam Emerica.Write toda, for free book, to Health and Hap » Prabody Medical Tnetirote bas Day Medion Tomeitute g ni a the medical pha ds Qountey and it will remaia sû.\u2014 Boston 168 coû af -\u2014 GILLETTS PURE POWDERED BEST.PUREST, STRONGEST.\u201cess EMGRLETE = TT 1 ARCHBISHOP BRUCHESI COMMEMORATES CADILLAC.He Preaches at \u201cthe Detroit Celebra- tion\u2014Though Detroit is Iost to Both France and England, the - Cross Remains.\u2018 \u2018 .eo fSpecial to Star).TE AND LAKE STEAMSHIPS.ng À ATX IDEAL FL [5 WATER TORONTO-MONTREAL TRIPS.\u201cMAIL LINE steamers via Thousand Islands and Charlotte, N.Y.(port of Rochester), leave daily, except Sundays, at 11.30 HAMILTON-MONTREAL LINE steamers, via Bay of Quinte and way po leave on 3 Mondays, \u2018Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 p QUEBEC SINE steamers leave daily, ex ndays, at 7 p.m.Sundays at 3 SAGUENAY LINE steamers leave Quebec dally at 8 a.PAN-AM RICAN EXCURSIONS.Reduced ra Buffaio and return.Ticket Office.138 St.James Stroet.176 tf .A CRUISE.DOWN THE GULF.Finest Trip Imaginable fay Health Rest, and Recreation, In the Fibe Yacht-Îike Twin Screw Royal Mail Steamer \u201cAtlantic\u201d Cabins ns are all on deck, are large, alry, apd well furnished.Meal unsurpassed on the St.Lawrence.Com forte ortable a raloo! 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Poly after 4 08 Dorchester st, Ter \u2014 NICE anduND FLoon OFFICH, Terms moderaté.287 Cxlleux or A c Kodaks pe Montreal Photo Su Supoiy.1108 = Yiolde mo a a Droit in Hi emia vs Tone hi) , will pa raron- 1; a W mT 15.#.John, also Bnd suitable for RD \u2014 AND PABLE AED ni the e, special money ia returned if the food Terran, aan : , ; ace, 85.à ole, and \u201cvate family.3 .ee - : À ) SA QrldgPr® yg 7 .tree 3 eon aH yp an ST { 4 k : \u2014 separate territory y, poor phically : to \u2018Provinces of Canada there is little ture, though more is forced by the tariff.than that with Great Britain, ed.\u2018politieal in D impeir re of the h July Bo of Of Puget Sound canneries, known ad the CURSES FREE TRADE.- = \u2018Recalls Former Condffions and N Discusses the Situation of To-day -\u2014Poople, He Says, are Ready for + \u2018Beciprocity on Both fides of the 8\" , (Special to the Star.) NEW YORK, July 30.\u2014The curren?number of the Dry Goods Economist, contains the following article, written for it by.Prof.Goldwin Smith: That the representatives of American commere are declaring in favour of reciprocity between the United States and Canada will be glad tidings to all who, amidst the barren wrangling of political parties and woree than barren wars, study the material welfare of the people.ever man put asunder what Providence had joined together, he has done it in the commercial severance of Canada and the United States from each other.The severance of Scotland from England, or \u2018al the North of England from the South, would not be a more flagrant contraven- tian of the beneficence of nature.CANADA'S NATURAL PRODUCTS.Canada has the natural Jroducte which United States want.She has forests, to a lamentable extent left to the ra- wages of forest fires.Bhe has great wealth .of minerals, gold and ircu.She bas abun- dent water-power.On the other hand, she wants the manu- turers of the United States, where, the market being so extensive, manufacturing can be carried on upon the largest scale, and, therefore, on the best a cheapest ooting.Canada, consisting of four sepa- Tete blocks of territory divided from each other by wide spaces or great barriers of pature, is split into four markets, not one of them large enough for the \"establish.+ tent of manufactures on \u2018the most extensive scale.| PHYSICAL, MAP THE KEY.The key to an understanding of the Canadian question is the use of the, hysical instead of the political map e political map ws a vast and ded expanse of territory, including the North Pole, and equal in size to the reet of the Britich Empire.The physical map shows the four -eultiveble : itable and commercially m cach other, though politi- ted fro while each of them is mani- drawn by nature to commercial rela- ig fest _ tions with the territory adjoining it bn the \u201csouth.INTERCHANGE IN CANADA.Of commercial reciprocity amo the y na- Nor: is there much interchange of popula- Hit the United States the interchange of population is large and \u2018constant.There are stated to be about a million of native- Canadians south cf the line.Canadian Fouths seek employment at New York or hiéago as freely as a Scotch boy seeks employment in Manchester or London.\u201cTalk of bombarding New York,\u201d said an éd Canadian the other day, \u201cI have four sons living there.\u201d A fiery letter by a Canadian against our foemen \u201con the other side of the line\u201d appeared not long ago in a Canadian paper.date of the letter was New-York.\" French: Canadians in great numbers to the factories of New nd.TARIFF WALL O'ERLEAPED.So strong is the behcst of nature that trade ro a the tariff wall which.mono- has created, and the trade of Canada x the United States, ns it is, is greater Whenever opening is made in the tariff wall, trade at once rushes through.FORMER RECIPROCITY TREATY.Canadians Jook back to the days of the old reciprocity treaty as a time of great The treaty was abrogated, aot on grounds of economical policy, but in a burst o ok anger provoked by the attitude of other Country, or, rather, wr ae gection of it, on the occasion of the war of secession.The dam for the Alabama have been paid, and that feud bas been buried.About fourteen years ago a strong movement in favour of reciprocity er commercial union with the United States was on foot in Canada.Our grea PET in terests favoured the movem but it was defeated by protected interests \u2018and appeals cal sentiment on our side, and by a \u2018on yours; though Mr.Hitt's pd Jution in favour of commercial union was virtually adopted by Congress.IDENTITY _OF INTEREST._J HH we had reciprocity there would be to be said about the defence of Cot \u2018ads against the United States.Identity of interest would be defence enough.That commercial reciprocity would in Toive, on the Jost of Canada, a resignation of political independence need not be fenr- Oan an instance be shown in which endence or nationality has freedom of commercial such consequences follow the commercial treaty between Great Britain rnd France?Has any such consequence followed the other commercial treat- {es made by European nations with each hers Irish Demanstration in Chicago.CHICAGO, July 30.\u2014The programme for the Trish demonstration in this city, August \u201chas been completed at a meeting of = United Irish Societies.Michael Davitt \u201cwill deliver two addresses, speaking in the ternoon on _Irieh questions, and in the bid on England's treatment of the The other speakers will be Colonel John F.Finerty, M.V.Gannon and P.HO'Donovan, Spain and Germany.MADRID, July 30.~The Premier, Senor.Bagasta, in an intesview just published, scouts the idea of any political outcome resulting from the visit the erman equadron (commanded by Prince Henry of ia, now at Cadiz) to Spain.He says pain has nothing to offer.She must re.her a navy and internal ad- mas before dreaming of alliances.\u2014\u2014.ur a Policeman.Texan, July 30 Fans 12 , mone er, Nd Patrolman wil * HOUST day Tobe T shot aud instantly.kill lam Weiss.Vaughan fled.Later, as endeavoured to reach h room, he was mortally wounded à detective.Vaughan\u2019s brother was Pr cked up but re to talk, and no one knows: the.cause of the \u2018killing.of the patrolppap.\"The Boss Coming Bick.| _ NEW YORK, July 30.\u2014 It- jé stated itely in a despatch to the Herald from don ta Richard Croker will il e Uni d will take an acire part P ous Ril campaign.\u201cSEATTLE, Wash., Jul | Pacific Packing and Nov has arrived in the «it h the announcement that the male of de different \u2018plants to the new concern will take place at Portland next Th é pew company will then enter into ful control of the cAnDeriey, \u201con ' when THE WAR MEDALS ; CL ARE PRESENTED.The Recipjants Wir Appear Before the Duke in Plain Clothes \u2014 Such 1s the Order.(Special to the Star.) o JITAWA, July 30.\u2014 Major-General O\u2019Grady-Hily was seen yesterday respecting the strong and repeated expressions of opinion in in the Canadian press on the subject\u2019 of the order that members of the Canadian contingents, not belonging to existing military organizations who served in South rica, are to be in private clothes when the Duke of York presents them their medals.The general said the order was the same as was issued in London on the occasion of the presentation by the King himsclf.It must be rne in mind, he said, that whilst some of the gallant Canadians who served so bravely in Africa had returned home in uniforms not much the worse for wear, beyond ordinary hard usage, others were not so fortunate, and would not care to present themselves to the Duke before a large assemblage of people in such habilaments.In any case, the matter is one among many which may be brought before the Minister with the view of considering, from all points of view, the expressions of opinion that have been pubiivhed.EE HUGE SKELETON DISCOVERED.Remains of a Prehistoric « Animal Found Near Williamstown, Ont.(Special to the Star.) WILLIAMSTOWN, Ont, July 30\u2014A skeleton has been discovered here, supposed to.be that of a deinotherium, an animal long extinct.Some few days ago a farmer named Bonneville, who lives about two miles from Williamstown, in digging a well, at a distance of 13 feet, came across the foesil remains of some large inimal in a fair etage of preservation.It is thought by men of science who have viewed it, to be the remains of the deinotherium.The bones of the head are about the size of and rescmble those of an elephant.The ver tebrae are from to 9 inches in diameter, and the teeth about 2 te 3 inches in length, and are much worn on the crown.Much cx: citement and interest has been caused by the find, and the bones, which are now in the possession of Mr.Willian Macpherson, postmaster, are viewed by large numbers.A New Xind.of Crank \u2026 WAG ARA FALLS, Ont., July 30 \u2014Capt.Johnston, of New Y York, has arrived hote and announces that he proposes to navigate the whirlpool-rapids and _whirtpool in a boat of fire.\u20ac boat.will be eixiy feet long, thirty feet beam and will draw three or four feet of water.It will Le schooner rigged and in place \u2018of sails ill bave a network of asbeetos, which will be converted into a seething mass of flame.Three trips will be made as far as the sau- tiliver Bridge and the fourth and last «me will be continued through the rapids and whirlpool.Was An Ex-Kingstonian.(Special to the Star.) KINGSTON, July 30 \u2014Willism A.Long, who dangerousiy wounded his wife and then killed himself at Sea Breeze, Rochester, N.Y., on Friday evening, was a former Kings tonian.He let eft here about five years ago.Long \u2018was a private in \u201cA\u201d Company, 14th Regiment.By trade he was a waiter, having served in several Kingestom-hotels, on the Folger boats and in military campe.He was also à jockey for P.MeLaughlin.Un July I2th he was in the city.Teh South Pole Expedition./ (Special to the Star.) BERLIN, July 30.\u2014The ial Gazette ublishes the peror\u2019s appointment of Prof .Erich Dryeals to command the German South Po expedition.The objective point of the expedition is Kergu len, anid thence southwards.À rescript says that in case South Polat land is discovered a rcientific station is to be erected and maintained for at least one year.The expédition must return in the epring of 1p04 at the latest.mre Technical Instructor for Kingston.(Special to the Star.) KINGSTON, July: 30.\u2014Mr.C.F.Errett, now in Outre has been appointed Technical Jurirustor of the Collegiate Institute at a salary of $800 per year.He has had an extensive experience as 8 teacher in high schools in Ontario, and has lately been attending the McDonald Training Iu- stitute at Ottawa.\u2014 D.BR.A.Medical Officer.(Special to the Star.) » OTTAWA, Jul Sue or -Major J.been appointed Medical Officer to the D.R A .LONDON, July 30.-A.M.Singer's O'Donovan Rossa won the Stewards\u2019 Cup at the Goodwood race meeting to-day.Lebison was sccond and Forfarshire, third.English Cricketers Come.PHILADELEHIA July 30,\u2014A visit from a team of Engl ish amateur cricketers, captained by B.Bosanquet, is now practically D re for next fall.A meeting of the associated cricket clubs was held here ceived from Captain John P.Philadelphia patron of the game, stating that Mr.Bosanquet was willing to bring aver a gentlemen of England team, provided the logitimate expenses of his party were guaranteé The \u201clocal committee cabled to Captain Green accepting the terms.This action \u2018 fhsures a series of interhational matches for the autumn.Mr.Bosanquet will bring with him a number of the most expe amateur players in England.It is doutttul whether the Philadelphia players wère ever better prepared for an \u2018international series than the present | time, Sharkey: \u2018Meets Jeffries.ne NEW YORK, July, 30.\u2014Tom Sharkey.a cording to Hip lp present plans, will siart next week f ncisco, where he will rémain until the fight arranged with champion Jeftries 18 concluded.He ap- ented to pe very much pleased when the ght had fi y been arranged.He says he will 4 bly put himself in the hands of Jack Root, of Chicago, and, In good shape now, he would enter the ring weighing 1% or 1% pounds\u2019 ; \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 May Die on the Cyclà Track.NEW YORK, July 80:-\u2014Physicians are said to have warned Harry Elkes and Johnny Nelson, the crack bicycle riders, that they have what doctors now call the \u2018\u2019bicycle heart,\u201d and that in Elkes case, in particular, he is Mabie to dio on the track at any time during à big race.The bicycle heart is given as the cause of Klkes' collapse on the Manhattan track on Saturday ast.masini Fruit Crop is Damaged.(Special to the Star: - HALIFAX; N.8., July MW.C.Archi bald, a fruit grower, ot Woltville, who is in tits city, that the drought has _greatly damaged the- fruit crops in King's -County and through the polis- Valley.Should the dry ther continue through e week, esti = the total ¢rop w 1 ® out down fully one-third, - eater eternal Labourers for the West.- \u2014\" (Bpecial to the Star) es ST.JouN.} N.B., July 3 30.\u2014Latoue he r.of Winnipeg.is asm Iaboy = for 8 Tup.Snoiioon ath tae at pi ation Company, 1 -\u2014has1-end- south-and-east and west to\u2019 rest.DESK.THN GRAY IS GUILTY, NOT THE MAN WANTED BY FOS- BURG FAMILY.This is the Opinion of the Detective Employed by the Family to Run Down the Murderer of May Fos- burg\u2014Gray is at Present Held at Now York.WILLIAM LEWIS GREY.NEWYORK, July 30.\u2014 William R.Hazen; employed by the Fosburg family to hunt down the murderer of May Fosburg, gives it as his opinion that William Lewis Gray, now detained here pending further investigation, is not the man wanted.Mr.Hazen, who was formerly chief of the U.S, Secret Service, had a long talk with Gray yesterday and decided that the man was telling the truth when he said he knew nothing about the murder.Gray is still held in custody by Captain Titus, who does not feel justified in releasing Gray until word comes that the Pittsfield police doesn\u2019t want lim.In the Police Court yesterday Gray was held - at \u2018the request of a detective.Gray said he was innocent, and had no objection.Unless the police get something to corroborate the statement of the woman who caused the arrest of the prisoner, he will probably be discharged when brought into court again on Wednesday.7 The Future of the Gréat West.WIXNIPEG, Man., July 30.\u2014In his address at the opening \"of the mip ego nx- hibition yesterday President F a homp- son declared that here in he Canadian North-West lay the future grainery of the world.He hoped to sce the day when the province of Manitoba would be producing more wealth than the entire epring wheat crop of the United States, which promised to-day some 230,000,000 bushels.le said also that he expected to live to see the day when farmers\u2019 grain known as Manitoba No.1 hard wheat would be a prime factor in the prices of the world's bread stuffs.\u2018This year's exhibition ie larger and more attractive than ever.The exhibit of live stock is far ahead of previous years, while the dairy aud poultry exhibits are the best in the history of the exhibition.Child Coughed Up a Brooch.TORONTO, Ont., July 30.\u2014 The four months old child of George Billinghurst, 76 Wellington \u2018avc, yesterday during violint coughing coughed up a brooch, which it had in its stomach for exactly 2 \u2018months, 13 days, and 3 hours.The child suffered no pain and is none the worse for its strange experience.At the time the child swallowed the brooch, which was an inch and half long, every effort was made to extract it from the stomach, but without avail.Hamilton and the Duke\u2019s Visit.HAMILTON, Ont., July 30.\u2014The recommendation of the reception committer that a grant not to exceed $10,00 made for the reception to the Duke nd Duchess © Cornwall and, York was withdrawn at last nigbt's council meeting.The aldermen believe there should be a big demonstration, but some regard 810,000 too large amount to be expended.The committee will meet again in.a few days to consider-the matter.Ministers Away From Work.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, Out., July 30.\u2014The on], Minister in town again 18 the Hon.R.W.Scott.All the others have gone north Nothing has been done with the military arrangements for the royal visit, and probably nothing will be done until Dr.Borden 18 \u201cback in town.: - Ontario Crops Damaged.NEWMARKET, Ont, July 30.\u2014 The heaviest storm experienced here in vears struck Newmarket yesterday.So heavy was the rain fall that the sewers were unable to carry off the water and cellars that were never before known to have water in them were flooded.The damage to the crops in the vicinity cannot be estimated as yet, but it is very serious.Bold Cool Comforts on Bunday.HAMILTON, Ont, July 80.\u2014Summonses have _issued against.A Delaney and Charles Israel, (Charged with selling ice- cream and cooling es \u2018on Sunday.c tion is at the in ation of \u2018he local committee of the Lord's ig Allisnee, complaint about law \u201cbreskers He been made to Chief Smith He Would Like Samples.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, July 30\u2014An English corre- \u201ca Le turing Co.nomir RL the men, have struck of non- nally ractically ont of om wérkmen, union materia), but pathy with tor fell DEATHS REPORTED \"To the Star To-day.BOSTON-A.Codding,the oldest jeweler in North Attleboro, died Sunday of old age.He was born in 1817 and was the descendant of James A.Codding, prominent in the revolution.ev.Louis B.Voorhees, who was.pastor of the Crombie Street Church, Salém, from April 15, 1835, until November 16, 1839, died in Niantic, Conn., on Friday.He was born in Rocky Hill, XJ.Juve 10, 1847.Mr.Edward 8.Cox, a well known citizen of Salem, died Saturday evening.He was a + born in 5 lem August 12, x Mr.Edmond Mason, an dumate of the Soldiers\" Home, Chelsea, died Saturday ni en William D.Leng, the late snperin- tendent of lamps, died at Norwood Satur- > evening.dr.Usher P.Pease, a collector for the n Ice Company for many ycars, sei one \u20180 the oldest citizens of Chariestown.died Saturday night, He was born in South Parsonville, ey 81 year: ago.TORONTO, Ont.\u2014 Word comes from Penetaguishene of the death at that place of ay Keiser, of St.Louis.Death was cau paralysis of the stomach, the result of Mirinki a quantity of iced \u2018milk, while overheated.ST.THOMAS Ont.\u2014John Crawford aged 65, dropped dead in the City Hotel nday.Deceased was widel known, having filled the position of okkeeper with many of the oldest firms in the city.CHICAGO.\u2014Rev.Adam Miller, called \u201cthe Father of German Methodism in America,\u201d and said to be the oldest Methodist minister in the United States; died at his home here Monday, al.BRANTFORD, Ont.Alfred Kitchen, governor of Drantford Fa passed away Sunday Pornin , aged 7! from general decline.Deces was appointed governor of the gaol sixteen years ago.MAXWELL, Ont.\u2014 Miss Kate MeNally is dead at Troverston, aged 18.Her deat was caused by diphtheria.W.A.Me arjane, jeweller, ia dead in Durban, aged 30 years.BARRIE, Ont.\u2014Mrs.Archibald C.Thompson, widow of the late well-known Jumberman, of that name is dead of paralysis, aged 6) years.- HAMILTON, July 30.\u2014Jos.Faulkner, at one time a member of the City Council, is dead.COBOURG, Ont.\u2014W.L.Payne, formerly a prominent business man is dead, aged t6.PARIS.\u2014Paul Alex, the novelist, is dead.FINANCIAL AND MORNING SALES.Canadian Pacific\u2014725 aat 107%, §T6 at 107%, 25 at 1573, 805 at 10714.MO at 10744.Toronto Raïls- 76 at 109.Twin City\u2014275 a Street Ry.\u201450 at 25, nat mr 50 at 291, Steel pfd.\u201425 at Sil, Dom.Coal com.\u2014~30 ted oi.3s ra Dom.Coal pfa.\u201450 at 1544, 10 at 116, 1 at 114.Power\u2014T5 at 94, 25 at 94%, 7 at 4%.Dom.Steel\u201425 at 29%.Molsons Bank\u2014i5 at 208.Merchants Bank\u201427 at 15], 16 at 150%.Bank of Ottawa\u201419 at 23, Bank of Torontô\u2014i at: 248.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the Star by Gordon Strathy a Co, CP atock Brokers, 0 St.Bacrament st July 80.July 20, Stocks Aug.Bll.Ak Bib 1280.- .Canadian Pacific.TOT 107% 407% 107% Dulnth &,S, £ 4.10 1 Leurentian ! Fal Month rec 1 i207 t à Power mom ve eel 30 28 30 J sou 83 5 Tw ET r 7 7 ju dE ridley # 1 Com.min on Con! 3 404 BONLE.Com.Cable (Cou a) ( People\u2019 Q Sn EL Haïlex Railway.- Land .NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Specially reported tor the e by C.D.Monk, 16 St Sacrament eet cal man: or or J.B.Bache and Co, New York, over for private wire.2.30 { July 30 July Stncke Ore 240 Org.2.30 Amalgamated Copper 114 ME eh me Amer: rabacro Co » mrésrçure seewsrens B4 134% Amer.Sagar Rein.\u2018Co 24215 142% 142% 142% Anscon da cu Oo.Ay 8 a 55 t pd.T oan pref.vi ves 87 spondent 2 Applies to the Department of.Trade and Commerce to assist him in opening a connection with Canadian firms of s and shoes.He calmly suggests that the firms responding to his letter should send samples.The Minister of Agriculture.(Special to the Star.) \u2014 \u2018OTTAWA, July 30.\u2014 Homi Sidney Fisher is now at his country home in the county af Brome, He is expected here today \u2018or to-morrow.General Wood Returns.* NEW YORK , July 30.\u2014 The steamer Toronto Metal Workers.TORONTO, pont.» » July, 30.\u2014The forces of' the striking brass mou have been augmented by noarly 40 machinists in the employ of the Northey Manufac- Pill Sense, \u2014It stands to re on that Dr.Agnéw's Little Liver Pills wi of the a, mn À better wi cine nt less thar half the pr a a areumen n te een he demand what ft has been- doses 10 cents.They ours Bek Headache Bilioysness, and « allay.all a» Eilat, 1s ders and workers | Che: en R NW TUL eres JOO ne \"R14 Paccom.141 140 148 141 Cte, Mil.a fit.raul.163° 61 1624 161% Continental Ton, COM.+000 érecivee acnvacnse ponsonee o prel.\u2026\u2026, rotons asians\u2019 it amet Conmltdatediias ¥.¥ JY.seseeine ei 200%; 220% Colorado Fn vanseuse radar egesem tee Cleveland C.CR BL, vou ui BOY Delawored ea Joon 38 awsre ON verrou - Denver Rio G \u2026 2 six Duluth 8.Shore ® \u2018A veustrenn\" dmeagtes semtosses Do do - 18g M } XY _\u2026 151 1814 1518 3 Hook, thie forencon, Among FEE i 5e CS CS CR gers is General Wood, Governor of me de 31 DNS 2b 3 wm = red.io | g.8.Steel, \u2014\u2014\u2014 44 40% U.8.steel\u2019 oom.vu 508 Us Tao sl ee meen ce moments 30% F rion rs Gai ice, 5 © 100 106 SI Caer by J.H.n, Centre 8 Ten M \u201cARE STRONGER, CORN AND OATS ADVANCED TO-DAY.WHEAT, Shorts Covering Probably the Cause \u2014Reports Frcm Paris Reduces French Crop Estimate\u2014Feed and Rolled Oats Advance in the Local Market.- The Liverpool Corn Exchange will be closed on August 3 and 5.The Liverpool wheat.market was easier.to-day.September closin d down at 5s 6%d, December closing 7%d.Antwerp was unchanged, No.2 red winter closing at 18%.Paris was stronger, 55.London reported No.1 standard Cala.wheat, passage, 34d; Walla Walla, arrived, 2883 3d; Australian: passage, 295 6d; La Plata, f.o.r.t., passage, .English weather was overcast, and French The Bartlett Frasier Co.'s private, wire reported September options at 1 o'clock at Chlcago as follows: c up She: corn, 1c up at 53%c; ats, 3c up at = Paris report says French crop is 254.- 000,000 bushels; rain Vin several portions of the corn belt.Snow estimates the conditions of corn in Kansas at 28 per cent, Nebraska, 50 per cent.; Missouri, 25 per \u2018cent.; Jowa, 66 per cent : Illinois, 66 per cent.; Indiana, 7 per cent.; Texas, 00 per cent., and Ohto, 79 oer cent., and estimates the yield less than lowest estima.LOCA, MARKET.\u2014Holders are ofering.in a jobbing way, to sell oats at 39 to 39 in store.rade is fair.Rye quoted at 5712 cents afloat ; peas are steady at {79140 afloat.Barley \u2018was steady at 60% cents afloat for No.2, and 49 cents for No, 3 extra ; buckwheat, bc afloat ; white Ontario wheat at 72 cents, and No.2 spring, nominally 78\u201d to Be afloat.FLOUR.\u2014The market Is steady., Manitoba spring patents, $4.10; best strong bak- rs\u2019, .80; winter wheat patents, 60 to 8.30; foraleht rollers, $3.20 to £3.40; in bags, ROLLED OATS.\u2014Prices have advanced during the past few days.Quotations are 5.90 to In barrels, and $1.8714 to $1.95 in FEED.Holders are asking more money.Manitoba bran, in bags, $15 to $16; shorts, fn bags.$16 to $17; Ontario bran, In bulk, 315 to $16.and shorts, $17 to $18 fn bulk: moullie, 8 to 825.HA Y\u2014The market Is firm.Prices are su for No.1; $3.50 to $10.50 for No.3.and $9.25 to $9.50 for clover.TORONTO.\u2014Wheat\u2014Quiet and - er.Old red and white quoted by exporters at 65¢c, middle freights, with 66c asked.Some new fall bought at 59¢, middle freights, and .| millers offering 60c for car lots.Goose, No.COMMERCIAL.to 63c, middle freights; spring No.2, 66c_bld_oast: Manitoba No, 1 hard, Bic: No.| [2 Toc, and No.3, Toc.grinding in transit, nd 2c less, local delivery, Toronto and west.Flour\u2014Easier.Local exporters quoted 12.55 for cars 90 per cent.patents In their bags, middle freights, and millers asked 5c more.Choice brands quoted 15 to 20c higher.Hungarian patents, $4, and strong bak- ew, 8.70 in car lots, bags included, To- fon Militced\u2014Steady.Shorts, 38 to $14, and tan, $i2 to $12, car lots, Barley\u2014Steady.No.2 ord -42¢, middle fretghts.No.3 quoted 3c asked, middle freights, and 8 \u201ccents bid, August shipment Sales at 45c, middle Rye \u2014 Steady.freights.Corn\u2014Easler.Canada yellow, 47e, west.American No.2, 57c, Toronto.Oats\u2014Rather easler.No.2 white, 84c bid, and 25c asked, middle freights.No.1 white, 86c east.Oatmeal\u2014Bteady.Barrels, $3.85, and bags, 8H car lots, Toronto; 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b, 1201, the rate of four per cent, payable Au Hn, a.to Shareholders\u2019 of record st, .174 4 RUSSELL A.ALGER.JR.Treaséêrer.COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.Cheese is Firm and Butter Steady \u2014 Eggs are Unchanged and Other Lines Dull.BUTTER\u2014At the wharf yesterday 19 3-1c was paid for a few hundred.packages Que- e¢ makes ; In one case 2c was paid.Local exporters, however, are not prepared to pay over 19 1-2¢ for finest, though oth- hink Xe would be conceded for fancy Foods.which are very scarce Bhipmenta from the, port.of.Montreal during the s past week \u2018amounted to 23,881 THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.An Easier Feeling in the Local Mar- kot in View of Heavier Receipts.\u201d Live stock shipments to the English market from the port of Mantreal for the week ending July 27 were 2,298 cattle and 1,313 sheep.London reports the cattle trade fair, with no changes in ces Canadians being quot 1 at 12 1-2c, 8 vanced to 12 1-2 to 13c.Liverpool advanced 1.2¢, with sales at 12 1-2c.At Liverpool sheep were quoted at lle.An increased - and trading was on the slow side prime steers mold at 4 3-4 to 5e, chotce at 4 1-2 to-4 3-4c, Rood at 4 to 4 1-46, and: lower grades at 2 \u20181,2 to 3 1-2c per Ib.The demand for sheep was fair, End prices were unchanged at to 3 1-2¢ per 1b.Lambs met with af demand at from $3.50 to uz h demand for calves was good a prices ranging from $ to $10 each.A tary getive trade as done In lve hogs at La to 7 TORONTO.vont.July_30.\u2014Thirty-seven loads in to-day, including 286 hogs, 93 sheep and Jambs, and 14 chives.Export cattle, choice, o 15.15 per 100 1ba.; export cattle, fant.he to $4.80; export bulls choice, $f to $4.25; butchers\u2019 cattle, picked lots, $4.25 to $4.50; butchers\u2019 cattle, mie- dium mixed, $3.75 to $4; butchers cattle, common, 0 $3.25; feeders.heavy, $4 to $4.25: Tecra, \u201cent, $3.25 to $3.50; stock ers, £2.75 to $3: milch cows, each, $30 ort ewes, $3.40 to $3.50 per 100 Ibs, Ex- rt bucks, £2.60 to £3; culls, 3 to $3: lambs, bo à o $3.7.Calves, La ;head, $2 to sa: hogs, te ingers, 97.25 per 100 1bs.; fats and lights.$7 per 100 Ibs., Pet cars.Trade stow for gverything on account of big runs last week.There is very little wanted to-day.MONTREAL MINING EXCHANGE.Following were the sales at this morning's session or Ihe Mining Exchange: Republica Sn at mary, Granby Sme A MORNING BOARD.Specially y reported for the Stsr by M.Mere au and Company, Mining Brokers, 01 st.Francols Xavier st.Tuesday, Juty so, 1901.12.30 .\u2018mw.On passage o the continent .13,080,000 11,840,000 10,384,000 Total wheat in sight .66,717,000 64,410,000 78,226,000 firs: toir caused an pag had?rating to \u2018develop, 6,504 more than for the samo eek ot est year.Shipmenta Since the of May were 140,210 pac 307 more than for the corrceponding Period last véar, CHEESE\u2014At the wharf yesterday some 7,000 boxes of Quebecs sold at 9 5-8 to 3-4c to a shade higher for a few.The gencral Hea in the local market appears to bo m 9 1-3 to 34e for.casterns, and 10 to 10 _!-4e for Ontarfos Shipments from the #rt of Montreal during the past week amounted to 90,701 boxes, or 8,01 more than for the corresponding week of last year.Shipments sin the rat of May were 603,281 boxes, or 573 lost than for the corresponding period of ast vear = lowing prices for Canadian fresh Selected stock, 16 pound, 8s 2d t Hv per 10 dos., and for ordinary 15 pound, 5s éd to bs dd.The démand was poor, and ihe Fanner very hot.The circular fo \u2018dates J The market is dull and unchanged at 9c for No.candled, llc for straight receipts, puarantoed not over 2 per cent.bad .and 12c for No.1 candled.The logs thdough bad stock is generally heavy.HONEY-\u20148tocks are hght, and it 1s difficult ho ind Any comb out of retailers\u2019 hands.rained is quoted at 9c to jobbers Dar Light strained: at 10c a Jb.MAPRE te ab 0 ess are being offe at 6c a though tine are still held at 8c.Good su EANS.\u2014Primes\u2019 n bas lots are worth avou t $1.30 to $1 1135 à bus] el, hand-picked being Ns Ho 15c POTA H \u2014 Firsts voted at $4.25 ; seconds at se 80; pear! ash nominal at $8.COUNTRY CHEESE BOA} CHEESE BOARDS.Place.Bearded.Sold.rece.mon à 400 bid Be : 1000 wac B20 90.16 TO 480 04D 0-16 rai oe Sate Sai no ééiwao all Won 101 ai © 680 au 9a ES 40 pT auw all ! 0% 1100 alum July Brighton.Te -\u2014\u2014\u2014 wac 681 ay .HO wac SU 0.247 2081 19 1880 0 1357 OIL.oom, 26 \" 8000 ail Dieu 1250 ait +3 : verses EX er uh un \u20ac Se rit a Provision Market.HOGB-Live stock is quoted mpoady 2 at 60 cwt, for fine stock.reah killed abattoir dressed stock sells\u2019.to butchers at $10 in small.lots, Fon Heavy, Canada shb rt \u2018eut mess, barrels, $21; selected bone cut Taraily back, ; HAME\u2014Large hams, lic; medium size, 1\u201c Lac; extra small, 15e ; wih bone out ra BACON-Breakfest ast boneless, 15\u20ac ; Wilt.shire sides, 13¢c : Windsor backs, 150! srecn, in, + smoked, 136: , PARE.ho lee refined, nn nob: De road in pails, 130; alls, Ho file 1 = BAG AE i: all, other be TW - (Bpetial to the Star.(Bpecial to the ) y an er fetlets.Buyers.| ft mormegrererereese-eaeesse 18 18 1.00 Payne \u2026 17 12 1.00 4% 3 \u201c1100 es 0 sages 100 8, iq J 28 Montrail, Tandon.a a Re Brtaden® £Goiden as i.2.x Gold Fiaida Fa eB #00 ceri vémlle.181 0.10 Evening Sar.8 00 Gord Hilla Deveioplifors 3% erprs Lu Le te Crisis rentes 5 \u201cing 1] 235 Montreal Gold {Figs = \u2014 34 \u201801 ¥ a 30 0.= 1.du A à .Py fi D0 on orion 43 Jum * .Pp Lg 14 \u201cNe tow: TZ 1.40 5e 3.00 Du hy tne ; © UNLISTED stocke 1.00 DROCa.cocrmss sctosintie a, i Geis = 48 Granby | omelior.vruéet owse oh ve 10 me ere \u2014 Nn re = See ob a mang i - ww.uly 30\u2014 | laze freight rate, 68¢; Le uce Company, of Liverpool, report the tol- 82; short § pen Notice of Assignment IN re HONORD THAUVETTE, of St.La- sare, P.Q.The above named has made to us an assignment of bis estate and effects fort the benefit of his creditors on the 26th # Claims must be filed at our off ! within 16 days from this date, to ensure helr collocation for dividend., CHARTRAND & TURGEON Office: 180 St.James Street.Bell Tel., Main 2838.Mchts., 642, Montreal, July 27, 1901.1771 A \"TENDERS.Tenders addressed to the undersigned will be received untill the 24th day of August, 1901, inclusive, for the construction of na wooden dam and flume and Power House in connection therewith at _Rentrew, Ont., where plans and specifica- same Aeon.\u201cformation relating ™ thereto obtained, THOS.\u201cA.LOW, Bear etary, Renfrew Power Co., Limited.\u2014 - 172 12004 WANTED Boys about I5 or 16 years of age.Apply 47 Cote St.1», \u2014\u2014 Wanted Current Collections, A counts and Rents.Prom settlements, and most ful on Délectings Outside districts | LE ~~ Tel.Main 644.W.YARDLEY, im 143 \u2018ft.James \"strest.B4LIrres BALE \u2014 PROVINCE pa hee, District of Montreal.No, cuit Court.J., D En rit, at, ay Augu k in the forenoon, at the démicite of sald Defendant, No.in the Cit: , will be sol by & uthor- st , and chattel th sid Defendant, sei T chattels of ing J this cause, consist o YE, Bic.Mont \u20ac \"conditions cash, Montreal, 30th July, 19017 QUE- .C.T.1771 AILIFF'8 BALE = PROVI INCE bee, Dist cet of Montreal.\u2018cuit Court.Thom uehing, \u2018patrick charte, Deter ant.von \u20ac 1001, at ten of the Clock Puy at the\u2019 domicile of the No, 67 Richardsén sircet, In the Clty of Monte real, will be sold, by authority of Justice, all the goods and chattéls of the sald Defendant, seized In this cause, consis ting of hovrehold fur- Diture, etc, Terms cash.H.LAJEUNESSE.B 8 .Montreal, July 30th, 1001.\u2018177 f BALFrs BAL» _ PROVINCE oe Que bec, District suit Court.Au.th August, ten a the clock In the forenoon.at the busi- placa of { 4 , y_of Montreal, th be sold, au- in the Cit by thority of Y toxtice, All the goods and chattels of the sald Defendant, seized in thie cause, constat of a gr stock, A.on % B 8.C Shirl Och Ja foot 11 = n Hew York Cotton Market.NEW 30.\u2014Cotton futures opened qu let Suir! 15; oh eine 714: tetober Decem: oer, og top \u20181.20; Feb rua, 139; March, 1.4.rer ' .Special Notice, A tes, 1447-1440 Bt.Catherine \"|X.Lait Fariour Suite of five Deca frames in solid oak n finish, pial nut, or birch, mahogan finish, wpholster ed 8.(Velours (12 d ferent patterns 4 ane colours) for pa fro 72e to FE, \u2018Thées prices og ah = !: greatly pleased to find that the union had JOHN MURPHY & CO.a, A FIP, 4 = 4 a A Ie End\u2019 of Month Bargains \u2014IN\u2014 | Ready-to-Wear Goods! Balance of Muslin Hats and Bonnets at half-price, .All our Boys\u2019 White Pique Tams and Galatea Hats at special prices; less 25 per cent discount Beautiful Dress Skirts, latest styles, to clear at 33 1-3' per cent.discount.A line of Print Wrappers, regular $1.00 goads, to elear at 45c.A lot of Silk Moreen Underskirts, in Roman stripes, to clear at * half-price.Balance of Children's American Print Dresses, sizes 4 to 14 years, to clear at 25 p.¢.discount.A lot of Ladies\u2019 Waterproofs, ulster shaped.box back, in green D4 only, worth $9.00, for $3.95.Children's Reefers in navy blue serge.Sizes, 3, 4 and 6, to clear at $1.50, less than half price., À few sbort Cluth Capes, were $10.00 and \u2018$13.00.Sale price 84.75.FOR MEN Men's Navy Serge Coats, double breasted, 36 to 42 chest, worth $5.00.Sale price $2.49.Men's fancy.Summer Vests, tailored in London, single or double price $1.49.A large assortment of Men's Wash Ties, to tie in bows or knots, plain or striped, to clear at 17c each, breasted, sizes 36 to 42.Regular prices, $2.50, $3.00, $3.25.Dale 2343 St.Catherine Street.$ JOHN MURPHY & CO.| SERNMS CASH.Corper Metcalfe Street.TEL.UP.033.17751 MEETINGS.Lo.PAST AND FUTURE.BARBERS ASSOCIATION.\u2014 A mass _ meeting of barbers will be held this even- .Ang at 1647 Notre Dame street.- CIGARMAKERS\u2019 UNION.\u2014Mr.John À.Fistt and Mr.Strasser will speak at the special meeting of the Cigarmakers\u2019 Un- * fon this evening.+ + CARPENTERS\u2019 AND JOINERS\u2019 UNION «The regular weekly meeting of the Broth- .~~grhood of Carpenters and Joiners will be Reld this evening in the Blue Label Hall.\u2018LADIES\u2019 AUXILIARY.\u2014The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary \u2018of Division No.1, A.O.H.will be held at 2042 Notre Dame street, on Bunday, August 4th, at 2.30 p.m.BARTENDERS LEAGUE.\u2014The Picnic Committee of the Bartenders\u2019 League met last night and completed arrangements for their picnic, which is to be held on the third of August at Riverside Park.Messrs.L.A.Wilson, A.P.Pigeon and J.H.Small were appointed judges, GARMENT WORKERS.\u2014The regular weekly meeting of the Garment Yorkers: Assembly, K.of L., was held last evep- ing.Master Workman Levi was in the.chair.It was stated that the moonlight excursion, which is to be held on the 14th of August, promises to be a success.ANNUAL EXCURSION \u2014Messrs.Lawrence A.Wilson and Co.'s annual excursion, which will take place to-morrow.\u2018promises to be a success.Besides the * thousand people, Including the firm's customers and thelr families, 300 others, min- \u2018Asters of the Crown and representatives of the Bench and Bar, have also accepted invitations.The steamer Three Rivers has \u201cbeen engaged for the occasion and wlll leave at 9 o'clock.\u2019 \u2014\u2014_\u2014STONBMASONS' UNION.\u2014The regular meeting of the Btonemasons' Union was held last night in Bt.Joseph's Hall.The president, Mr.L.Pilon, occupied the chair.Notwithstanding the wet weather the \" meeting was largely attended.Two new - members were initiated.Mr.Durocher, .\u2014corresponding secretary of the Boot and 8hoe Workers\u2019 Union, delivered an address He advised the workingmen of Montreal to :._.buy only boots and shoes bearing the union label.The Labour Day celebration was discussed.It was decided to engage a brass band and make a big turn-out.The delegates to the Federated Trades and Labour Council were instructed to notify the Council to this effect.It waa also decided to hold a special meeting next Monday evening to discuss the semi-annual report \u201cof the International Union.FAVOURS ARBITRATION.\u2014A special \"meeting of the Rubber Clothing Workers was held last evening at 1796 8t.Catherine street, for the purpose of forming an Arbitration Committee that will seek to ade Just disputes, without resorting to extreme - measures.It was stated that certain ~~\u2019 gumors area broad to the effect that the un- fon will seek to coerce the manufacturers by demanding higher wages and compelling the employers to recognize the union.The president ¥esired it to be known that the rumours were utterly without foundation.My.Bernard Rose, president of the Tailors\u2019 Union, who was present and de- .Jivered a short address, sald that he was decided to form\u2019 an arbitration board; as the surest way to prevent strikes was to \"i estmly and impartially hear both sides, in Y order to bring sbout a satisfactory settlement, and that he was at all times ready \u2018give the members the benefit of his ex- ce in the fleld of labour.- A PIONIC AT IBERVILLE., The Employes of the Canada Jute +\" Gompany Held An Enjoyable : Outing There., ; The annual picnic and-gamee of, the Can.*\" ade Jute Company was held on Saturday at Iberville, when about 30 employes and thelr fricads trad à most enjoyable outing.\u201c \u2018ere 1s not better place for an outing of >, this Kind.The old bridge connecting Bt, » Sohny+with \u2018Iberville is interesting, and it \u201cdoté not take long to run down to the > a \u201c pesides, thers ie good fishing.soc.and à nice place to go in bathing.of events wes well con- ; Bir sted, and resulted es follows : i 5 yards, mot.MoNider, 1 : H.Hard- \"n.d a Sétmeton.3 Ce yards, operators, 7 years and over\u2014 sie D.Wyle, 1: Miss M.Murphy, 2; Miss Ë 4 Miss Maggie Kidd, 1 ; Miss Annie Glennon, 2; Miss Susie Hagan, 3._.Quarter-mile, men\u2014M.Duffy, 1; H.Glass 2: H.Harding, 3, 75 yards, helpers, one year and under\u2014 Miss A.Bimpson, 1; Mlss M, Glennon, 2; Miss M.Sullivan, 3.15 yards, press feeders and lang operat- ors\u2014Miss L.Evans, 1; Miss K.Arkinson, 2; Miss M.A.Arkinson, 3, Malf-mile, open\u2014A.Morrison, 1 ; M.Duf- fey.2; GQ.Galley, 3.Obstacle race, boys under 15.years\u2014R.Glass, 1; A.Gl, 2.75 yards, open to girls under 15 years\u2014 Miss L.Wylde, 1 ; Miss Maggie Shields, 2.Hop, step and jump\u2014John Moffatt, 1; Harry Glass, 2; Wm.Plum, 3.100 yards, lady employes\u2014Miss 8, Johnson, 1; Miss Susie Hagan, 2; Miss Alice Willlams, 3.: 50 yards, sack race\u2014Geo, Gill 1; R.Bayne, 2; W.Lindsay, 8.100 yards, married ladles\u2019 race\u2014Mrs.Carpenter, 1; Mrs.G.Gil], 2; Mrs.Nell son, 3, - Potato race, ladies\u2014Miss B.Cordon, 1; Miss M.A.Arkinson, 2; Miss M.Sullivan, à : Committee race, ladies\u2014Miss M.Glass 1 ; Miss M.Murphy, 2 ; Misd A.Monhan, 3 Committee race, men\u2014E.McNider, 1; H.Harding, 2; Geo.Gill, 3.The judges of the day were Mr.TH.Nut- tall, Mr.W.H, Taylor, and Mr.A.Poole.The committee of arrangements was composed of Messrs, John Finlay, chatrman : E.MeNider, secretary ; H.Harding, Geo.Gill, Joshua Glennon and the Misses M.Glass, A.Monhan and M.Murphy.A RELIGIOUS PROFESSION AT ST.ANN\u2019S, LACHINE.Monseigneus Emard Presided at a Religious Ceremony Where a Large Number Took the Veil.At the convent of 8t.Ann, Lachine, on Friday last, Mgr.Emard presided at a re- liglous ceremony of profession of vows.Those who pronounced their vows were: Marie Louise Boucher, Sister Mary, Bt.| Michael of Saints:_Alvina Dupuis Sister Mary Elizabeth of Chertsey; A.Lefebvre, Sister Mary Louisa of Granada; A.Mous- seau, Sister Marie Diamede, Chertsey; A.Peloquin, Sister Mary Rone Emma, Wor- cepter; E.Mainville, Sister Mary Joseph of Alexandria, St.Justin of Newton; E.Ter- riault, Sister Mary Hyacinthe, Ste.Beatrice; A.Marsolais, Sister Mary Bernardine, Bt.Jacques l'Achigan; M.Brisset, Sister Mary Helena.St.Felix de Valois: A.Leblanc, Sister Mary Cetestin, St.Alexis: E.Champoux, Sister Mary Louisa Ze- phirin, of Becancourt; E.Mirault, Sister Mary Paul of Jesus, 8t.Jacques I'Achigan; R.Cadorette, Sister Mary Catherine, Worcester: M.À.Läwallee, Sister Mary Elta, St.Felix de Valois; M.Lavallee, Bis- ter Mary Henrjetta, St.Pelix'de Valois; A.Forest, Sister \u2018Mary Alfred, 8t.Ambrose; E.Vallant, Sister Mary Anani, St.Julien; A.Gauvin, Sister Mary Antoine, Slater- ville, R.I: E.Hebert, Sister Mary Mo- desta, Central Fals, R.I.; D.Cabana.Sister Mary Flavian, Webster; M.Mirault, Sister Mary Raphael, St.Jacques l'Achigan; M.R.Marion, Sister Mary Angela, 8t.Jacques I'Achigan; 8.Lemieux, Sister Mary-Athanasia, l\u2019Acadie; V.Robillard, |.Bister Mary of the Annonoclation, 8t.Norbert; F.Claude, Sister Mary Natalia, Ste.Genevieve; M.Hervieux, Sister Mary Constantine, St.Cuthbert: F.Keating, Sister Mary Hdwin, Manville; L.Carey, 8ig- ter Mary-John of Jesus, Bte.Sophie; ».Comptois, Sister Mary Francisca, St.Patrick; E.Plante, Sister Mary Lily, Spencer: E.Fortin, Sister Mary-Rita of Cascla, St.Cyprien, and F'.Gauthier, Sister Mary, of Vaudreuil.5 \u2018be eome objections urged by-the FE x to result.« #7 While the long line of guests from the Toronto boat slowly filed up to the register of the Windsor last evening, a small-sized, genial-looking gentleman, with neatly trimmed brown beard, sat in his chair near by, and quietly amoked his briar pipe, as be philosophically contemplated the bright picture about him in the rotunda.Though small in stature, intellectually he was as big a man as the Windsor has accommodated for many à long day, being none other than the newly appointed professor of natural philosophy at Edinbyrgh University\u2014Dr.James Gordon MacGregor \u2014whe will in future fill this great position in succession to the late Professor Tait.Perhaps no other colonial has ever achieved so high a position in the university world, the chair of natural phi- osophy at Edinburgh being.one of those posts to which only the very greatest scholare are clected.Dr.MacGregor, who was recently elected to tbe chair, returned from Great Britain yesterday by the Numidinn, and proceeded to Halifax last evening, where for the past twenty-two years he has filled with signal ability the chair of physics at Dalhousie University.When the news of Dr.MacGregor's appointment to succeed Professor Tait wan cabled a short time ago, a thrill of pride went through the hundreds, and even thousands, of the doctor's old students, to think that the man whom they had so highly apprecinted during their old col leze days had been selected for this post\u2014 «one of the most covered collegiate positions in the world #o-day.- Dr.Mac(7regor's name for the past fifteen years has been prominently before the scientific world.He is a Bachelor and a Master of Arts of Dalhousie College, a De.of London, England, probably the most difficult degree to obtain in the world to-day, an LL.D.of Glasgow University, as also F.R.S.C., F.R.S.E.and F.RS, He has written a valuable treatise on Kine- maties and Dynamics, which is used as a text-book at both Iarvard and Edinburgh.He has published several papers on Fundamental Hypotheses of Abstract Dynamics and also a number on Densities, Viscosities and Conductivities of Solutions, several of which have been translated into the German.These pavers have principally appeared in the Transactions Dr, James G.MacGregor, D.Sc.(London) L.L.D, (Glasgow) F, R.S, C., F.R S.FE, F.R.S., Professor of Natural Philosophy at Edinburgh University.of the Nova Scotia Scientific Society, in the Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada, and in the Philosophical Magazine, Lord Kelvin's journal.The number of Dr.MaclGregors students who have taken fellowships in the colleges of the United States and Kurdpe is extremely creditable to the teacher.: Quebec, 55: Halffax, 7, fie Imperial Chancellor.Afterwards be BST 1 M4; Quebec, 7% aix, 0 AT, THE SUMMER RESORTS.OLD ORCHARD, Me, July 30\u2014Woa- ther, raining 3 temperature, 62: wim,\u2019 \u201cIf the place | \u2018The City Front Federation Paralysis Business at San Francisco.SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.\u2014The labour troubles in this city reached their culmination late last night, when the City Front Federation ordered a general strike on the docks of San cisco, Oakland, Mission Rock and Port Coata to go into effect this morni \u2018The resolution to strike, which receiv the unanimous indorsement of _every delegation to the Federation, was short, but its effect will be To cause a temporary paralysis of the shipping business of San Francisco such as has not been\u2019 known before.It read as follows: \u201cThe full membership of the City Front Federation refuses to work dt the docks of i akland, Port Costa and Mission Rock.Driven to Suicide.NEW YORK, July 30.\u2014George.McCabe, 43 yearp old, committed suicide yesterday.He cut this throat at his home.Members of the man\u2019s family eay that McCabe was driven to desperation by the jeers of his fellow-workmen at the Worthington hydraulic works in Brooklyn, where a strike has been in progress.McCabe went out with the strikers early in May, but returned to work July 18.As a result, it is said, he was reviled by men and women, snd his neighbours would have nothing to do with him.Even the children hooted him as he passed.For days McCabe - has been gloomy, and it is thought his mind gave steamers Bonita and VéY under the strain.Walla Walla, with mail and passengers now in the.stream, will be allowed to go to sea.\u201d Toronto Masons Quit Work.TORONTO, July 30.\u2014 A number of The meeting of the Federation was a stonecutters at work on the new million long one and there was much heated argu- dollar hotel rtruck yerterday because they ment, but when the\u2019 resolution \u20ac ta u said the stone was being cut in Chicago by vote every delegate sent vofed in fa- a non-union firm.Jacob Fuerst & Son.e vour of the etrike.\u2018 following unions men objéct to the importation of cut slone, were represented, comprising all the work- which they say is machine dressed.Very little stone is to be used in the strueture, and the architect says there will he no trouble in getting non-union masons.So far the bricklayers have taken no part in the dispute, but if they refuse to lay brick on the objectionable stone, the trouble will in- Vole several hundred men of various es, ers on the water front: ; Sailors\u2019 Union of' the Pacific, four local wnions of \u2018longshoremen, marine men, brotherhood of teamsters, ship and steamboat joiners, por packers, warehouse- men, ship clerks, pi drivers, and bridge builders; hoisting engineers, steam and hot water fitters and coal teantsters.This action, which is a direct outcome of the -out the teamsters, will have for its immediate effect the cessation of all labour, in and around the great docks about San Francieco Bay.The sand team: sters\u2019 union and the Oakland teamster union also ordered a strike.is make a total of over 25,000 union workmen who have -stopped their Jabour since the middle of May last, divided as follows: .City Front Federation, comprising 14 organizations, 15, men.Machinists and iron workers, 7,000.Cooks and waiters, 1,600.Hand teamsters, 5 Oakland teamaters, 1,000.1 The tie-up will be complete if the plana of the labour unions are suc ul.ey hope to stop.the loading, and even to prevent the moving of ships that are now almost ready for departure.Unless the proprietors and managers are able to secure British Opinion on Steel! Strike.(Special to, the Star.) LONDON, July 30.\u2014The collapse of the steel strike is regarded here as a great triumph for organized capital.Business houses in this country that meet American competition, derived \u2018a melancholy satisfaction from the news of the strike.A long keen struggle from which the South Wales trade would materially benefit had been anticipated, and the failure of the men has consequently caused a feeling of disappoint ment in some quarters.\u2019 \" Tailors Still Out NEW YORK, July 30.\u2014 It Was said yesterday at the headquarters of the striking rment workers and tailors that ne definite day could be tt for the men to sufficiqpt mou-union help to load and man return to work.At least 15,000 would have their , the strike will ctically gone back this morping, but the action of mean the closing of the port and the eus- (Le Contractors\u2019 Astociation in making de- pension of business in t alee and mands upon the manufacturers blocked the | manufact sections of San Francisco programme.- Until contractors.and manu- _and | ae - acturers reach an agreement, a big majori- Flour Millers Firm.ty of the étrikers will bave to remain idle.MINNEAPOLIS, Jaly 30.\u2014 At a confer-] Char Against Ottawa\u2019s Chief.ence yesterday hetween representatives of Be gl to.the Star.: the Packers\u2019 and Nailer®\u2019 Union and the] © pecial to.the Star.) flour millers, the latter, while granting the OTTAWA, July 30\u2014The hearing of the sdvance in wages asked, absolutely declined charges against Chief Powell, was resumed to sign a contract for a year or any other yesterday, when again the evidence was neurs 20: abt west ri Le 2 .| \"EALOUNA, Ques July M=Timperatura, oe period.The ami Tesentati voluminous and most contradi .An - drew to consider the pi Arr veo with adjournment wis e af Corday.A Striker Returned to Work] days.+ Inasmuch as the preparations in this connection will require a certain length of time, I respectfully beg to recommend that the citizens make the necessary arrangements forthwith, in order to avoid the rush at the last moment.RAYMOND PREFONTAINE, Mayor.Mayor's Chambers, ) City Hall, } Montreaf, 29th July, 1901.) AUCTION SALE OF TIMBER BERTHS.1772 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, pure in Council, the ).Chesley, Rutherford « .anû certain between the Pigeon River and the Arrow River waters In the District of Thunder Bay.will be offered for male by Public Auction at the Parliament Bulidings.in tbe City of Toronto on TURSDAY, the SEVENTPENTH day September next, at the hour of At sam and abandoned Berths in the Digby.Sherborne and Lutterworth, In the District of Halliburton and County of Victoria, will be offered for sale, the purchasers of these latter Berths to have the right to cut all kinds of timber.ot Sheets containing terms and conditions af Bale and information ss to Areas and Lots and Concessions comprised in each Berth will be furnished on application, either personal or by Jetter.to the Department of Crown Lands, To- yonto, or the Crown Timber Agencies at Of tawa, Sault Ste.Marie and Port Arthur, E.J.DAVIS, Commissioner of Crown Lands, Department of Crown Lands, Toronto, June 1, 1901.No unauthorized publication ' N.B.\u2014 thie advertisement will be paid for.1m of 3 lamo BIRD\u2014PALMER.EORGE RYDER BIRD (son of Geor er Bird), and KEZIAH BIRD.his its Cnuehter of William Palmer), who about 1856 left Birmingham.England, for Canada, or their descendants or representatives are requested to communicate to their ade vantage with Messrs.Head and Hill, 80.icitors, 3 Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn, London, England.1 \u2014 In perfect order.A 50 horse power, 70 lbs, pressure boiler, For immediate removal\u2014cheap.Apply at The Star Office.4 THE ROSSLAND MINERS.With Their Demands.ROSSLAND, July 30.\u2014 The management of the big mines here have made the first definite announcement as to their intentions.That statement is contained in » communication forwarded to the miners, blacksmiths and.helpers and carpe ters and joiners\u2019 unions.The letter; which the same to all the unions, is as follows: \u201cWe beg to inform you that your communication of i5th instunt has been duly referred to the respective directors of our companies, and that these directors have instructed us that they are unable to come ply with the demands you have made.\u201d This is signed by the Rossland Greate Western Mines; the Le Roi, No.2; the Le Roi Mining Company, the Kootenay Mining Company: the War Eagle Cpnsolidat- ed, and the Cgntre Star Mining Co.\u2018 It is agreed now that the strike will be lengthy.\u2019 \u2018 LL : The Rossland Miner will say in thie morning that the indications are that the strus- gle will be protracted, and.will review the situation at considerable length, with voluminous correspündénce and.other interesting dats.Porn eeé ei } = The Montreal Daily Star je publi by Hugh Gisham, 2 Drea PU Mahng , céticés, 303, 168, 107 4nd 340 Bt dames ak to decorate their dwellings, etc., on these i Heirs Wanted.Boiler For Sale The Big Mines Refuse to Comply ."]