The Montreal daily star, 14 août 1901, mercredi 14 août 1901

[" Last Week's Weekly rere 119,814 Total last week.\u2026.\u2026.458,248 IST) ET MAKE GAINS.SB $TEEL STRIKE SITUATION TO-DAY.| $86 Last Strike Order Was Obeysd by \u201820,000 Men -and 65,000 Men are + Mow Out\u2014Strikers Score Heavily \u201cat MoKsesport \u2014 Gooû Order Still Prevails.\u2014\u2014\u2014 PITTSBURG, Pa, August 14.\u2014 Both sidés made \u201cmaterial\u201d gains to-day in\u2019 the great strike being waged against the United\u2019 |.| Btates, Steel Corporation by the Amalgamated Association.The remaining force st béhe plant of the National Tube Works at | McKeesport joined the strikers, and that great plant is now practically silent.The jatrikere, also made some gains among she = at the lower union mill of the Car- megis Company in Pitteburg; but there is as greet conflict in the claims made by \u2018aide as to the exact condition of plant.The strikers say they will force i.te.\u2018close down, while the management fnaiot.that they have not been hurt and shal the plant will be kept moving.The material gains of the manufacturers were at the Painters\u2019 mill in this city, and the Crescent mill of the American Tin Plate Company, in Cleveland.At the former a surprise was sprung on the strikers, and mille,one witha crew of old employes, struck on the first order, were going it was known that any such move contemplated .It is raid that another will be put, on Bmore: and the man- assert their old pen pat par e was no dio! rpg and it is said that the old will not do picket duty for fear in the future.The Am- n Plate officials \u2018say that they have the mills in the nt t moving, aed en fa to-day can gene allows: round n the last strike rer President \u201cser has been obeyed b men and the total number of men \u201ctruck or were rendered idle by all is now placed at 65,000.\u2018manafacturers nn to hold + Deir at Chicago, Joliet, iew, Columbus, a Riimineuns and in all of hate Carnegie a the lower union mill in Pittsburg.ine oh ESky, it i 1 HE pr Valley, ; \u2018steel managers also count the refneal of the furnace men of the Mahoning and ngo Valleys to strike as a victory.oy Steel Corporation also ecored to-day in two mills at the Painter Plant and 2 Jorcing the opening of fe Comet 42d in lant at Cleveland, The strikers sco Deavily at McKees rt y, when n to-day, 3,000 men and y.employe.Ze Notions Tabe Com- wi e strikers and Ë condo) a at arder still The beikers are also leis s and Mingo Junction.@ITUATION.IN THE WEST.Métis Deputy Go Goes to Éficago to - | Bring the Recaléifrants Into Lite, catcaGo, ma, August 14.\u2014Without \"scene of the meeting of last Sunday, which bas aire the national officers of the Mocretary Fes e association, whic) will be The ph meeting has not been announced.but Tighe does a not deny that rom Shaffer to the 1 will that an tempt will made vote of last Sunday recon- .SHAFFER COULD END STRIER d to be-the Only Man Preventing Immediate Settlement.(Special to the Star.) NEW YORK, August 14~The World's Pittsburg correspondent says: There is the highest authority for stating that Shafler is the only man whd stands in the way of an immediate settlement of the teed strike, If he would \u2018say the word, the strike could be wound up to-day, and \u2018with no particular discredit to the Amalgamated Association, except the.Jou of the mills which have been started as non-union since first strike call and 1 \u2018which would be d by the Trust as the,spoils of war.x infosmation came at the time when announcing the dismantling of another Plant becsiae Le strikers Plant at Carnegie.wor ° = is eee bas not the united support of : Executive Smmmait nee - esterday s M 0 strong men from that ittee, believing the battle to be h \" went to a man in Pittsburg who ha great experience in labour affairs an Bed trusted by the\u2019 officals of the bil- combination, and asked him wha could be done to Fe the strike and the Amal - hs cation | ee e thing you can yt pliod, \u201cis to get ack to .in the sas as st managers woul \u2018be willing at this time to receive would.os require them to return as vials, 12 you wait.much longer you: = 2 \u2026 Genu ine \u2018Carter's Little Liver Pills = Must Bear Signature of EE FACSIMILE WRAPPER BELOW.190.will have to ; the are go back \u2018Associat rupted.Br APPEALING FOR FUNDS.Shaffer Asks the Public to Contribute Money for the Fight.PITTSBURG, August Shafer bas ieued à call for financial aid to the general public.After reciting the various efforts to make peace with the Trust, he says: \u201cThey are waging a fight for the exter mination; of the Amalgamated tion and against the right of the workingmen to combine, a principle which they have demonstrated to the people of the United States they desire themselves, and #0 per- | sistently refuse to grant us.his blow is not alone directed at the ed iation, but at organized \u2018labour in general, and should they eucceed Lin defeating the Amalgamated Association, it will affect every organized body in the United States.\u201cTo succeed in this ae e it will be Heese to seek the ai eve body, as well as the general p ublic, ed sympathies we know are with us in the present struggle.To this end we ask as individuals and jon will be dis that vos en us your \u201cmoral and financial aid.eral response, financially will mrateriaily set us in conducting a victorious campaign for the principle which ie the inalienable right of every Americal freeman.\u201d x, _ THE TRUSTS OUTPUT.It is Still Manufacturing a Large Tonnage Daily.NEW YORK, August 14.\u2014 The average: daily output of the United States Steel Corporation, as shown by a tabulated statement made yesterday, is 28,000 tons.The returns of the Pa jous day ehowed an output in excess of 26,000 tons.Aside from this showing the corporation has nothing to.add as to the strike, except that the dituation is encouraging for the corporation, J.Pierpont Morgan is still absent from the city.Enquiry to-day as to his movements was met with the reply that he is still at Newport, and that he has not intimated the date of his return, STRIKE IN ROYAL KITCHEN.King Alfonso Kept Strict Accounts and the Cooks Were Offended.(Special to the Star.) LONDON, August 14.\u2014A despatch to the Daily il from Sansebastian says that the cooking skill of the sisters of King Alfoneo saved the royel family from cold meats and preserves the first day of the strike in the kitch where they went and cooked the only hot « dish that was served.The strike is ascribed to the strictness with which the kitchen accounts are kept.This offended the dignity of the cooka Labour Delegates Coming to U.8 (Special to the Star.) LONDON, August 14.\u2014Four delegates, representing 100,000 unionist labourers, bave sailed\u2019 from Liverpool to study the economic co dis of labour in America.of Liverpool.À ALJ it vi de Ca las lag la ie \u2014 Locomotive Firemen\u2019s Audit.PEORIA, II, August 14.\u2014 The Grand Board of Trustees of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen has com eted the task of auditing the of .P.Sargen Grand and F.Arnold, Becretary- of the order.The affairs of the Brotherhood were found to be in excellent shape.The receipts for the fis 8715, 15,555; disbursements, $663, 055.ere was paid out di year Sat ed iene a THE MASONIC GREAT PRIORY.Delegates Dispose of Some Business and Have a Good Time at St.Xohn, N.B.to the Star.) ST.JOHN, N.B., August 14.\u2014 The Koi ts Templar attending the meeting of vereign Great Priory here are having a 'eplendid time, 5.John extending a most lavish hospitality.Yesterday afternoon a short sitting of the Grand Master's Council as held, and at 4 o'clock an \u201cAt Home\u201d in honous of the-visitors wae given by J.Ellis, Princess street.Viriting and local Knights Templar with their ladies, attended to the number of nearly 200.- The recen- tion rooms were profusely decorated with flowers, and music was provided x the direction of Mr.Harrison, assisted by Piper Mathieson, of the 5th Royal Bcots, Montreal, who contributed several selections.Daint and abundant refreshments were serve aux in this the hostess was amistad by sev eral «i young The = ered visiting ts reception tend Knigh and the Ladies by St.John ae and Union De y Preceptory, at the Masonie este.lost.night, night, was a i, nounced headed b the band of the 8 ng ad ot Mo LE the ontreal, Royal Hotel, the cadquarters of the te, about B o\u2019clock, and marched u up Km e residence of Benator Elin, the Gran Master.on Princess street, of escorting him down \"to \u201cthe.Jemple, Xie was done in imposing tyle.At cial tended b Mayor Daniel in a ba fo wh hi \u201cMe.Carley ied in gids the Great Priory.Alter this, Gacy was kept t Among\u2019 the visitors are Wm, ex M.P.for iagara, and J.Rom oberteon, o ex-M.P, Toronto.morni the ci and vicinity, and at 2 p.m., -the the ly and escorted the visiting Knights to Indiant where the steamer Victoria was retained for a sai River, which will last tn about mal programme has ye Den a Thursday.The weather is coo : Srengnd fo | EARNINGS OF THE GC.P.B.A Comparison With Those of the Great American Lines.A 14.\u2014 President |.| BACKED BY MILLIONS \u2014- \u2014 - = ov, WEDNESDAY.ATGUST 14, 1901.PRICE ONE CENT.Direct from Saratoga Vichy Water, 100 cases, - Water just fresh Ino Sie VIET WATER each 2 dozen pints\u2014200 dozen Sarstogs Vichy 1.00 per dozen pinta, : $3.00 per original case of 2 dogen pints.The \u201c Patterson Spring\u201d Saratoga Water, © Patterson \u201d Spring Water\u2019 8350 por dom We have also received Into store quite Jately The \u2018\u201c Congress Spring\" Saratoga Water and The \u201c Hawthorn Spring \u2019\u2019 Saratogs Water, FRASER, VIGER & CO., \u201cLrpporfère.the Springs, Saratoga, N.Y.de of \u2018Goan pl Eontars No OTHER INGREDIENTS, Miss North's Preserves, ~ Preserved Plume.Preserved Seckle Pears, Miss North\u2019s Marmalade.BRANDY BRANDY BRANDY OHERRIES, PEACH CHUINEY, in The \u201cGeneseo Jam Kitchen | Miss Elfen.H.North, Geneseo, Livingstone Co., New York State.These Sweetmeats are made of the best fruit, freshly gathered, and the urest \u2018granulated sugar, and are cooked in porcelain utenalls iL pack ane and are > recommended as eapecia In Pint Glass Jars.Preserv cés, and Preserved Damsons, GRAPE FRUIT MARMALADE, ln in Miss North\u2019s Brandy Fruit.In Quart and Pint Glass Jars.Ÿ PEACHES, Quart Glass Jars EACHES, Pint Glass Jars.Miss North\u2019s Peach Chutney.Rlass t Ther wholesony dren and careful ly wholesome for ht ed Quin all at 65 cents per jar.10 oz.Globe Jars.40 cente per jar, $4.5 ad eo ge .PT ar 10 = per fa CE Pint Glass Jars.75 cents gor jar Pint Glass Jars.FRASER, VIGER & Italian Ware: oise, 00.207, 209, 21 St.lages st.> iE LIPTON PARTY LEAVE FOR AMERICA SIR THOMAS AND FRIENDS ENTHUSIASTIC FAREWELL.I All Clyde Experts Are of the Opinion That Shamrock IL.is the Finest Bit of Yacht Construction that Ever Left Great Britain to Battle For America\u2019s Cup.LONDON, August 14\u2014Sir Thomas Lipton started for the United States this morning, leaving a cheering crowd of acquaintances 2nd well wisherw who had assembled at the station to bid hi well.His compartment on the in was half filled with flowers, including a model of the Shamwock II.,fthe hull being of mangancee bronze, fi the trimmings of the plates used on the Shamrock II., gold plated; and the rigging of gold cords, and the mils of woven flowers.It was the gift of Miss May Morell.Sir Thomas\u2019s party included Charles Rue- sell, J.B.Hilliard and Robert Ure.George L.Watson, the yacht designer, will join the party at Liverpool.When the time drew near for the train to leave the crowd cheered Sir Thomas Lipton, sang \u201cFor he is a jolly goodfel- low\u201d and called for a speech.Sir Thomas thanked those présent for their kind wishes and expressed the hope that the Shamrock II.would full all expectations.\u201cWe have done all on this side that could be done,\u201d said he, \u2018\u2018And the boat is in the hands of, the most akilful yachtemen in the - Buea Kingdom.If we fail we shall know we have n beaten by generous, high feeling ho know more about the game than we.moving train | \u2018amid outbursts cheeri ng.CYLDE EXPERTS FAVOUR BOAT.GLASGOW, August 14\u2014Wateon, Hil- liard an Ure will leave Glasgow to-day to gin Lipton at Liverpool on the Teutonic.y Tare the, ood ei st for peoples ut are not so strong fo! tory sa they were in case of the Thistle, yries or \u2018The tender nature of the metal of which Shamrock II.constructed created i : hat he Would get soainct ad warped in the trans-Atlantic passage, but from advices to hand, she has come well |: out of this ordeal, 1, and will be got quite is 2 wif og ln Era nd 7 er owner e parties men All experts on the Clyde have been con- of them ath sulted, some of yi of high- = oom are of oF the opinion, t or i jon and IL the or a forty automobiles by the Sheriff.It was \u201cthen stated that it would be impossible for the company to resting ad becs of an attachment n The Dabilities of fe ong stated in the application, © \u2019 was appointed receiver for the gmpany's property in New Jersey by Vice-Cha tevenson at Trénton were not W.J.E.Bee | KNEELING AT ALTAR END FAMILY FEUD.; \u2014_\u2014 Widow and Children of: : John Peck Wheeler, of Bridgeportg, \u2018Conn., Reconciled at End of Service \u2014Had Quarrel Over (Special to the Star.) - BRIDGEPORT, Cona., August 14.\u2014 Kneeling at the altar in the Stratford Me thodist Church, the daughters of John poo Wheeler and their iepmo , his yo widow, ended a family fend.ong standing and upon terms for the eetticment of their father\u2019s estate, which has been in iiti- gation.The members of the church, joyous over the \u201cconversion\u201d of the Wheeler family, sang songs of praise around the penitent groug, consisting of Mrs.Elizabeth C.Wheeler, Mrs.Charles Wakeley and Mise Sadie and Hattie Wheeler.This happensd at the end of a revival service.Eight years ago, when Mr.Wheeler mar ried- Miss Elizabeth Clark, a young and attractive woman, his grown up children re belled.He was then more than sixty years old.Mr.Wheeler left the old farm to Noah his eldest eon, and to Lewis, Hattie and Sadie, while be ike a handsome modern: home for his wife.Noah married and left the neighbourhood, Lewis committed suicide, and Sterling, ar other son, disappeared ten yea ter a time, Hattie and Sadie eopliod do À to de town for aid, and the Seleotmen sued M Wheeler for the expense of keeping them.he case was bitterly fought.Before a de was rendered by the \u2018court Mr.Wheeler met a tragic death.His horses ran away with him, throwing him from a load of ay end dragging him over a rough, He died from his injuriea, was read, Wakeler, the eldest daughter, was cut off with $50.Wheeler gave his wife one-third, and divided t the remainder into six shares for his 's share ha\" Toe be given in trust, to the Methodist Church, the income to De used for music an aasist in e pastor\u2019s salary.The estate manie $65,000.At the sitar Mrs.parce over to Mrs.e à portion equal 10 that which the others will \u2018receive, meat nearly $8,000.The church\u2019s share will not be disturbed.Noted lawyers ave smged in the tase, but they were informed tl he litigation is over aad that the family is re uni to pay Big Boats PE Once More, BATEMAN\u2019S POINT, R.I, August 14.\u2014With a record of six \"wins each in races thus far in the season, the Constitution and the Columbia prepared for another %-mile contest, over the course off Brenton\u2019s Reef Lights today.This Was the last of tha New Blok ¥ Crs Newport series for the cup defenders, the yawls and T0-doot sloops, and was for fifteen miles or leeward.Ths apparent time of the start, as seen m_ shore, was as follows: itution, , dees secosû 1140.20 Columbia The wind at the start was very light, but there seems to be more breeze to the eve es secs essa ! her 4 $90000000000000000000000009000000000000000900000 \u2018 v 220200000010004020204400000010400030T Bros 00 00 Peso 0 00a0000 00 s0sn0s PIs eeO0e: GAUSE AND EFFEGT.CAUSE: Unapproachable Quality EFFECT: STEADILY INCREASING SALES.THE 1 \u201cSTONEWALL JACKSON\u201d GIGAR \u201cEnormously the Largest Sale\u201d of any Cigar in Canada.000005000000400000000000050040000000000005000008062000002030000000 00000800000 S 186 tt 5 { Üoenceonerencennpepnesentepneseneepnecanecpebque à Read This.It's important to you, You.can get a good solid meal here any hour of uare the day or night for 15cts, Come to-day.Why delay?711 Craig street.STILLWELLS 20081 THE TROUBLESOME WAR CANOE RACE| MAY BE RACED OFF BEFORE DUKE YET.' 1 What the Varions Clubs Think of the Scheme\u2014Mr.P.D.Ross Comes to the Rescue of Umpire Powell of Montreal, and Backs up His Decision on Saturday.The members of the Grand Trunk Boat ing Club, who were entered for the war cance race at Brockville, but did not take part, have been asked if they would take part in the war cance race referred to in the Star yesterday, to be held on the cecas ion of the visit of the Duke of York to Ottawa.They have not yet given a definite reply.As far as the other @ clubs who took part in the big race are seem all more or lesa inclined to let bygones be bygones, should it be decided to repaddle the race ore the Duke.' Lister Secretary \u201cTreasurer o the Smith's Falls Club au.\u201cIf it is decided upon y the association our club will paddle in Olt£wa, The Ottawa and Brit annis \u201cCanoe Clubs are both anxious to row over \u2018over the WAr canoe race which c so much trouble and unpleasantness at Brockville.suggest that the race would be a splendid attraction to add to the water fete to take lace during the visit of the Duke of uchess of Cornwall.Both clubs are working in an endeavour to bring about such 4 meeting.From remarks made by members of both crews they do hot damm that tbe Bohemians who crossed the line first were in any way to blame for the foul but they do maintain that the action of the Y.M.C.A.of Brockville, destroyed the wimning chances of both h-Ottalwa boats.th crews are confident that they can win the championship.The Bohemians of \u201cBrockville, are still feeling more over He decision in Saturday\u2019s war canoe race.\u2018The proposal to paddie it over again in Ottawa during the Duke of York\u2019s visit has not been considered by the Bohemians\u2019 executive.but it is hardly tike- ly ibe fal ei in with th the idea.They | n persuades Ho lake part in an ex- the M oe A.would readily fai) in.with the scheme.Mr.Ross Baeks Umpire.(Special to the Star.) 7 OTTAWA, August 14.\u2014Mr.P.D.Ross, who was the umpire of the recent C.À A.O.regatta on Lake Deschenes, bas the fol- ing to say in support of Umpire Powell\u2019s action in the war canoe rece in Brock- ville 1 last Saturday: \u2014 \u201cSome papers have been criticising Um- ire Powell Pot the Grand Trunk k Boating Bi, who acted at Brockville Saturday, for his decision i in the war canoe race.fouled, and one of them Toe ng pubsequently fouled the Ottawa crew, ne umpire disqualified the two crews to the race to be - ain by the \u201cothers.\u201cSome of the umpire\u2019s critim think he should® have placed the other crews in the order they finished.\u201cThe umpire could have legally that, or he could: legally do exactly what done None Better.None Cheaper.Union Made Cigar.us If in Uôtt HOSPITAL We make a specialty of Hospital and Institution mattresses aad piilows, Wette.IHE ALASKA FEATHER & DOWN 0O., LTD.Wholesale Bedding BEDDIN( - 5e < dr.with BUT COMPANY FAILS.General Carriage Co, of New York, Capitalized at $80,000,000, is: 4 Now in the Receiver\u2019s Hands.\u2014.(Special to the Star.) - NEW YO PE 14.\u2014With 2 capi lieation_ of mo and owning & fran whieh gave yy the privilege of opera- omnib: uses in any street in ns city, aba General , the stock à a En i e moral\u201d = sapport Croker, and ckhéiders are jon Leiter, Gen, Samuel Thomas.Louis Tee 1 CHIC gm to the Star.) Former, Cyrus Field Judson and Edwin ' ugust 14.\u2014Figures .FOR NEADACHE.| Epi bone nf Go a Thal he company\u2019s 9e declared it | ron DIZZINESS.nadian fic Toul J\u201d on would operste air gasoline and electric au- SISSIES .the common oc eu in the 1 Som tomobiles.Justice 0\u2019Gorman appointed O.FOR BILIOUSRESS, *_ is made with th meclan routs.Ÿ.Thomas, the treasurer the.cainpany, FOR TORPIDLIVER, | pe \u20ac ed adh pad ii Nes ut cer 0 ROSE .8 oan! an e were en: ., FOR CONSTIPATION.Northern, 1650, per cent.pe mockholders.who asked for the volantary FOR SALLOW SKIN, \u2018 ; t.diséolution of the corporation.The applis \u2014JFOR THE COMPLELION | po Muay nave Tune, { Aged But Bil Hoarty.| 5 | GURE SICK HEADACHE OWEN BOUND, A A ~Douald Ms Me pitied ght J t a of in, Working bard] \u20ac 8 a Cia bo da Sree pt cation was hastened by the attachment Stonent Diarrhea and Stomach Cramps.chip was fired upon b by tre the stages of south-east.start was the poorest this year.Fe The Duke\u2019s Stop at Kingston, (Special to the Star.) KINGSTON, -Ont.Avgost \u201c14=-At _ minittee evening-a\u2019 letter was Fred: front the Lieu ant-Governor of ok Ontario, stating et was considered too short for the hn he Hon.M fluence to port the roe tended: Death of Commander Wise, \u2018 , WASHINGTON, August 14\u2014- The N Department has recesved cablegram an.\u2019 uous Pie died où rende Fred bad osty \u2018bem | on! Commander W \u201d uri laws of \u2018boat racing, as laid down th the Canadien 22 United States Associations of matenr ramen speci- 5 three alternatives to be ædopted by an hc To order the race to be repeated, barring such crew or crews as the umpire may disqualify.And whenever any competitor has been obstructed by a drew committing a foul, the practice has been to, order the race over.This is what pened Saturday.The Ottawas were structed by one of the crews which\u2019 com: mitted the other foul, and Umpire Powell - acted in accordance with ail prece- As this alternative means that t | he did'do, and which was the best thing ae \u201ccommind of the \u2018old Monoce pcs whe a dE a poubl he early Trad to list the Gallome Genuine Lnported Angestare Di \u201cTatar ANCO 2 16 \u2014Word der been peceir à Dore Ch rien, | who, is Co for cE has ry refug- attempted to Hi Eola umpire Aro the exact relative positions all the crews were in when a foul \u2018which is practically impossible, 1 this alternative is practically never used.3 The umpire inay, if he choses, let the go ess of the foul, and lace \"the sewn as they fin finish barring the dq P ells critics Tole = Tn owell\u2019s or are for not doing Saturday, but he did much fret alternati powered he rul alread wll 3 have been aboard deed.in which tI blame to Tn a eir chance in the race.Those who criticise the umpire simply display both ignorance, of sully and of the wa of boat racing.\u2019 CAPTAIN SOLOMON HONOURED.Canadian Boldiers at Kingston Repay _ Him in Part for Courtesies Ex- KINGSTON, August 14\u2014A telegram reached the Barracke announcing that C: tain Solomon, à retired Ca, tish Amy and the would with his wife steamer Toronto Av her 3 the officers and \u201cCF pat Battery, nos connected with as Battery were in South ile are ts a ve a ro Pan Ament ar motion Tow they will stop over here a da; Ax THs Fon GarFELES.Father's Gratitude for Boy\u2019s Recovery Inures #0 Benefit of Unfortu- old son, was eeriously injured a year: was in bed, ba that time the fa BATH, N.Y.~8tephen D.Tho Trust & Loan Company of Canada | | (Incorporated AD CAPITAL SUBSORIBHD Money advanced on the security and the surrender value-of life insurance policies.Address, THE CO FS Ottawas were not_to tended in South Africa.(Special to the Star.) pt or of Oape Towa, passer gere on ie | during the war they were treated kind ttery, Sergt.Instructors ifford and Pension Sergeant Newn- ta Henderson, pRruger Papict- Hugh es and 5 Brown, 1 80 to the r trturn nate Children.ying football.Foe many weeks , and vies since ne cripples re mim has given large free money to alleviate their sufferings.Shattuck NNINIONRE, THR TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY OF CANADA.James Street, 2665 by Royal Chartes.) $7,300,000.00.of city property ' MONT On Mortgage, in sums to sult borrowers, at current rates of interoet.Montreal Loan & Nortgage@ Corner &t.John and Notre Daunte Sis.- \u2014\u2014 ASKED 10 ERECT EMBLEMATIC ARCH * HARBOUR- CONMIBIONRRS 2x QUESTED 20 TO DO.By the City Council fn Honour of the Royal Visit\u2014They Do Mot Jess Disposed to do so, Howsver\u2014-Will Decorate Harbour Front, a Vets | Having Bes Token Theretar, m\u2014\u2014 | At 8 meeting of the Harbour Corie sioners to-day a letter wae read from the Assistant City Clerk, asking \u2018that\u2019 Harbour Board eret an arch In honour of the Duke of Cornwall abd York, and that the same be emblematic of the havi.æation fnte lereats of the city.Some of commissioners Ad not \u2018take kindly to the idea, Mr.Crathern remark ed that the city was spending its money ! in re-embellishing the City Hal, and mow the municipality: wished the Harbour Board to help decorate the cîty.The Harbour Commissioners have some $1,500 available for use.in decorating thelr L works, for fireworks, ete., but how this TC .money will be used bas not as yet besa decided upon.It je mot likely, however, that the members will be disposdd to chip .in_towanrd decorating the city beyond the = limits of their own works.ol * a\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014(ed \u2019 At Work 300 Fest Above (round.° TORONTO, Ont, Aoguet 14.\u2014Considtæ able interest is \u201cpe usa ~ 5d edi- aad proprietor of the Oohocton Cobocton Times, He was 73 yours old. Ground the 3lst of August, Gagdaur | will have » contract on \u2018 his \u201chénds.His opponent, Towns, does not Jriak, smoke at any time, nor row oo Sun: 7.Lérors of lacrosse have have every chance of à tie at the end of the éeason, and visions of a fat extra gate must be making life look rosy for the secretaries of some of the ubs.of 3 novelty, but this strange \"phenomenon can be seen in the moving pictures of the Shamrock II.at Proctor\u2019s The- -être this week.: +, \u2014\u2014 \u2026.- The only so-called American yachting sharp who had any idea of what Shamrock 1.would do before she did it, highly praises Shamrock II now.Being right once, when everybody else was wrong, his conservative estimate ought to carry some weight.- .Jarvis did the trick again yesterday.\u2018Though he did not have the satisfaction - of defeating the Chicago boat in the regular way, he can at least congratulate himself upon his forethought in crossing the line on the starboard tack and thus obtain- -.ing the right of way.It is said that Cidillac can defeat Invader in a blow.Why this ehould be has not been made altogether clear, as it does not appear that the boats have ever raced together in a blow.Should thase conditions prevail at Chicago to-day, the theory may be exploded.In any case, Invader will still have even chances, as each boat will then bave two wins to its credit.Invader has only to win once more to capture the cup.If she mucceeds in this today, the \u201cNorthmen,\u201d following out ancient tradition, will have swept the inland eeas.There will be nothing left for them to capture in emall yacht racing.It will + Mext be in order for them to turn their at- ~:17 tention to the America Cup, should it still _ be held by the neighbours to the south, which is very doubtful._ The failure of the committee to follow _ » out the rules respecting the measurement of .the boats may be a source of troubles.In- __ wader is said not to be of the right meas urement.As she haz been allowed to enter the races, what would be the result in case she won the cup and was protested ?Meantime the American boat is at a decided disadvantage, save perhaps in reefing weather, owing to the discovery that she is under- canvased.She must either take her chances \u2018as she is or make the alterations between the races\u2014not very pleasant alterations.Particulars of recent athletic meetings in England show that the Americans who are making a tour of Great Britain are gathering in their fair share of valuable prizes.With the exception of \u201cMaxey\u201d Long, the quarter-mile record holder, all the United | States athletes have more than held their own with the English cracke.Long's principal opponent has been R.W.Wadsley, a much-improved runner, who turned his attention to quarter-mile running after failing to hold such men as Duffy, of Georgetown, in 100-yard\u2019 races.Wadsley beat Long by two \u2018yards in the championship, and since that tire he has had rather the better of the arguments between the pair.LAWN TENNIS.Newport Championships.NEWPORT, R.I., August 14.\u2014With an entry list numbering fifty-six, and including some of the very best talent in the country, the annual lawn tennis cham pionship tournament began at the Newport Casino yesterday.The greatest interest was felt in the match between the Eastern and Western cham- plons \"Little and Alexander, of Princeton, the Western champions, and Ware and Wright, of Boston, the Éastern cham champions.The easterners won out 3 sets to 2.The scores were: 6\u20141, 2\u20146, 6\u20140, 4\u20146, 6\u20141.the doubles were being played the singles were pushed through at other.points, the following being \u2018the summary iminary round pionship \u201cingles, ES Sheaver by de bent A.L.Bawn Ad- F.C.Mah W.Leonard beat Ew- ony bea: fault.A.E.very ams by default.\u2014defa Srawford Allison 4\u20146, 6\u20142, 6\u20141, 3-4, \u201cTe.3, Wright beat J.Pell, 1-5, 2-8, ; 6\u20142, >=.5 7 rate beat Richard Leroy, 6\u20144, 5 D.D.Alexander beat C.Pell 6-1, 6\u20141, +.A.Larned beat T.A, McGinley 8-0, 6\u20142, 6\u20142, T° ; There be a hot time time ou the National | uit RS.\u201cVaughan beat.od Lim beat E.C.Potter, ir.ie D.Little beat L.Wilmerding, 6\u20143, = Mundy beat I.F.Burden, jr, a.ures beat H.Honey 6\u20141, 6-2, W, J.Clothier beat C.8.Lee, 6-0, 61, 31.\u2018 A.Stillmen beat E.P.Fisher by de- t.P.Parent beat C.E.Sands 6-3, 6\u20143, 6-2.J.T.Reed.beat Kreigh Collins by de- .F.Davis beat 8.C.Whipple, 6-2, 6\u20141, 6-2.a Ward beat G.8B.Keys by de ult.'E.C.Wright beat C.L.Childs 6\u20142, 6-3, 6-1.P.Pierson: beat H.A.Plummer 6-40, 6-2, 6 To sec à œil yacht esiling backwards is | fault, ROD AND GUN With the Trap Shooters.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, Ont, August 14.\u2014The St.Hubert Gun Club have made all arrangements for the first annual of the Dominion Trapshooters Association, which takes place Thureday, Friday and Saturday.Lhe places in Canada which will be represented at the tournament are, Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, Montreal, London, Sherbrooke, Brentford, St.Thomas, Woodstock, Galt, Guelph, Walkerville, Pembroke, Chatham, Whitby, Bradford, Merrickville, \u2018Ridgetown, Leamington, Bowmanville, Blenheim, St.Johns, Que., and Dunville.Among the United States trap shooters who will be.resent are H.Hobart, Newark NJ.; W.Dere Lacona, N.Y.; J.Greenwood, Enosburg Falls, Vt.; Jno.Fanning, New and possibly © Paul North, of the or fared Target Company.Fanning is a member of the American team of trap- shooters that, a some time 250 visited Enz- land.Bates, who will likely be here from Ridgetown, Ont.last year won the Grand American Handicap, t e greatest of American shooting events.The team match for the Mail trophy will be taken part in by eight teams of five men each, the St.Hubert Gun Club, of Ottawa, the Stanley Gun Club, of Toronto, the Toronto Junction Gun Club, the Westmount Gun Club, of Montreal, the Hamilton Gun Club, the Pastime Gun\u2019 Club, of Brantford, the Brantford Gun and Rifle Club, the Sherbrooke Gun Club.A handicap will be given in all events except the Merchandise match.\u2018The handi- committee is as follows: Dr.J.E.Over- holt, Hamilton; R.B.Hutchison, Montreal; Thos.A.Duff, Toronto; and A.iv.Throop, Ottawa.CONDENSED The first annual moonlight excursion of the Overland A.A.A.will be held Thurs day, August 22, down the river on the steamer Duches of York.The committee in charge of the excursion are doing all in their power to make it a success.and have secured Casey's orchestra for dancing, hav- \\ ing a prize waltz.Steamer wiil leave Vie- ! toria pier, opposite Bonsecours market, at | 8.15 pm.eharp.Tickets can be secured from any member of the association.The third draw in the medal matches, in connection with the Montreal Quoiting Club, was made last evening, and re-ulted as follows: Messrs.Donald Ferguson vs.Angus Cameron; Messrs.J.R.Ai Va, Thos.Paquette.The draw to be completed on or before Saturday evening, 17th inet.The regular monthly meeting, of \u2018the Montreal Quoiting Club will be held to-mor- row evening, at 8 o'clock, in the club mom, on the grounds, St.James street.As business of importance is to be brought up, a full attendance of members is requested.The results of play in the New York State Chess Association tournaments were: Masters\u2019 tournament, first _round+Pillsbury defeated Delmar in a Queen's Fian- hetto, Delmar having the move, in moves; Napier defeated Marshal in a Giu- oco Piano in 45 moves, Marshal having the move.The Karpinski-Howell game, a Ruy Loper, was adjourned in an even position.irat cla earle defeated Cheney; Dixon defeated Underwood; Swaffield defeated Waller.Second class\u2014Boehmes and Orvis drew.In the master class yesterday afternoon, the airing is is Pillsbury vs, Napier, Delmar , Howell va, Marshall.CONTRACTORS\u2019 EMPLOYES.| 2eme The Employes of Messrs.Simpson and Peel Have Enjoyable Picnic at en Back River.= ESS PO LOST TH al BIRDS HAD OPPORTUNITIES TO \u2018 SCORE, But Failed to Take Advantage of the Openings\u2014Odwell Out at the Plate Twice\u2014Dunkle Pitched good Ball\u2014 Toronto Won Another Game\u2014Other League Games.The cinch has been removed, At lagt Montreal bas lost a game, The spectators have grown eo accustom- \"ed to seeing the local team win that a loss seems like a June frost.Dunkle, the heavy wright pitcher of the Eastern League, batted out of the box by fontreal before now hr not yesterday.He was the real hot dog.Souders was not eo slow, but Dunkle ut his faith in Providence, while Souders by trusting Montreal.The local eupport was.not the usual early and often.There was a spasm in tls third, whereby the enemy got a run handed out to them on a plate with a knife \u2018and fork, Stafford made a safe hit and got to second on a ssed ball.Then the game halted while uders and Raub met in the centre of the diamond and had a few weeks\u2019 conversation.After this heart to heart talk much What helped the visitors to some runs.was expected, but there were othera who had also to be counted on.Stafford was taking a long day off se cond and Souders sent the ball to Quinlan but found that tried and trusty frien asleep at the switch.The leather which he muffed drifted out to Odwell, while Siaf- ford started for third.Odwell threw to Sheehan and that usually Rappy little hu hug.ger of all that comes way, ler the get away from him, so Stafford -continued on his wild career until he got home.In the first the visitors had also scored two by their own hard and fast work, and Montreal also got one in during their half of the second and should have had two.Odwell, after a brilliant sample of running and base stealing, was thrown out at the plate by trying at a bad time.In the fourth, Montreal had the game up their sleeve, but took their eold deck and toseed it across the board to their visitors.Sheehan at least tried for everything.PE a ee tine ne score: \u2014 PROVIDENCE.Le ; A.B ® B.H.P.O.A.LAN Walters, r.f.\u2026 B 1 4 0° an aes 4 : 3 0 1 1 uattord; 8 ne 4 o 0 13 1 0 Sullivan, 6.8.\u20184 1 1 8 11 Fuournoy.Lf.4 3 3 0 0 0 O'C 0078 à 5108 0 \"Con pe ween 4 0 1 6\u20ac 1 Q Dunkle, # « 0 6 0 $3 0 Totals.wee 8 611 NB 3 \u2019 MONTREAL.* AB R BH P.O.À.5, ub, c.4 1 0 1 1 | Bhearon, \u2026 #8 0 0 3 1 9 Delehanty.Ÿ e.4 1 1 1 0 0 Odwell, c.f.« 60 8 4 0 6 Dooley, 1b \u2026.+ 0 1 18 0 0 Sheehan, .4 1 0 4 3 Quinten, 2b 4 0 1 3 \u20ac 0 uinlan, s.s .4 0 0 1 3 1 uders, p.8 0 0 0 38 0 34 3 6 #7 18 4 Beans by inninge\u2014 Providence .031001900-¢ Montreal .o.oo.0101000103 7 BUMMARY.Stolen bases, Odwell and Sheehan.Sacrifice hits, Friend and O'Connor.Two-base lite, Stafford, Delehanty and Odwell.First base on bails, off Dunkle 1.Struck out, by Dunkle 3, Souders 1.Raub.Double plays, Sheehan.Johnson and Dooley, Shearon and Dooley.Left on bases, Providence 4, Montreal §.Time, 1.50.Umpire, Hunt.Attendance, TORONTO WON A GAME.MICRONTO, August 14.\u2014Toronto found Magoo yesterlay when hits meant runs.illiams pitched masterly ball, and only in the elghth innings, when two hits and an error ve Worcester two runs, was he batted at all hard.Bemis hurt his hand the seventh and was replaced by Fits- 1d, a local catcher, who showed up in excellent style.Attendance 1000.| .RH PB.Toronto \u201c, L.\u2026 1000015015 \"nt : Worcester .\u2026.\u2026 20-3 7 6 Batteries Willem, Been Te ald; Magee and Doran.Utnpire, ante.BRONCHOS IN A TRANCE, ROCHESTER, N.Y.August 14.\u2014Roches- seemed to be in was able to find Malarkey at bpportune moments and won.Bannon's three three- ors in five times at \u2018the bat was a Rochester .\u2018R.HB.-000130002 § 2 Brockton .-.001002201\u20146 10 1 Batteriee-Malarkey and Phelps, Flaher- ty and Roach, McManus.Umpire, Warner.LOOSE FIELDING LOST GAME.BUFFALO, August 14.\u2014Loose fielding lost the game for Buffalo yesterday, the local men making seven errors.Jt was a tl me game, and little interest was shown by the spectators.Knorr, a mute pitcher, will pitch for Buffalo to-day.R.H.E.Buffalo .0100000112 917 Hartford .203000100-6 8 1 Batteries\u2014Hooker and 8 : Gardiner and Steelman.peer Umpire, O'Loughlin.EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.Pe Club.Won, Lost, cent.Rochester .00 89 808 Providence .56 3 566 Toronto .Bl 40 580 Montreal .47 46 508 Hartford .5 4\u201c 505 \u2018Worcester .\u201c 48 48 |.Brockton .3 62 408 Buffalo .34 60 362 NATIONAL LEAGUE, _ R, H.Ë.At New York\u2014 Boston .0000000003\u20143 7 O New York .! ! ! 9000000000-0 5 4 Batteries\u2014Nicholls and Kittredge; Mat- thewson and Smith.At Brooklyn\u2014 ; Philadelphie es eens 000010001\u20143 6 1 Brooklyn .5000030x\u20148 12 1 Batteries\u2014White, Orth and Jacklitch; Kitson and Farrell.At Bt.Louis\u2014 Cincinnati .0008000001028\u20146 14 1 Bt.Louis .010300000100\u20144 9 Batteries\u2014Stimmel and Bergen; Murphy and Schriver.NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.Per Clu » \u2018Won, Lost.cent.Pitts) 54 33 607 Philadelphia - 54, 8 587 .55 a 567 Brooklyn | .49 4 527 Boston .44 4 489 New York.\u2026 .81 48 435 Cineinnati .\u2026.sere.38 54 418 Chicaga .\u2026 .\u2026.3 61 37 AMERICAN LEAGUE.RHE At Yrashington\u2014 Baltimore .001000400\u20146 8 1 \u2018Washington .0100000001 6-3 Batteries\u2014McGinnity and Bresnahan; Carrick and Clarke.At Boston\u2014 Philadelphia.200000100000 310 1 ton .0000000300001\u2014 4 14 2 Batteries\u2014Wiltsie and Powers; Lewis and Criger.At Cleveland\u2014 First Cleveland cee ree ees ea 9 3 .00000 0 3 Second game\u2014 Chicago paie pienie a ic \u2018and g games held at Lariviere's River, on Monday, under the Park of the employes of Messrs.Simpson Peel, contractors, was a great success in every account of the wet weather on aturday the outing had to be postponed.The weather yesterday was all that could be desired for a gathering of this kind.About 150 employes, accompanied by their families, took advantage of the occasion, and went in with a will for a jolly time.Messrs.David Walker and .T.Houghton, invited guests, responded to toasts ne expressed pleasure at being present.e speakers said it was the proper spirit for employers and employes to join hands and celebrate together.different items on the programme were well cont he event-of the day was the race between Messds.Peel and Wells for the championship of the establishment.ere was no betting, but great intetest was manifested in the event by the employes.Mr.Peel won the race, but it is understood Mi Wells entered a protest on the ground that Mr.Peel carried corks in his hands.The other events were as follow.: race, 12 years and under, 100 , B.Ducharme; 2, C * 2 Bons Ap ours y an d und 100 nes, years, and under, yards\u2014], E.Ducharme; 2 Labelle; 3, A.ENoaérd 4, J.Bi Noel 100 da n race to employes, ar - Peslauriers; 2, Miron: 3 , E.Ch Mers J.Sanloire.4.Married men\u2019 s race, 40 years and over, 100 yards 1, G ; 2 0.Verron- nesu; 3, .Barrette; 4 / Bouchard ; i: ben's ® race, under % years 100 yards\u2014 N \u201c6.Married women\u2019s Mrs.G.Goodbody; 2 Mrs.P.Barrette; 4, 7.Young ladies\u2019 rare, A Goodbody 2, L.Leveque; 4, A.charme.8.Boys\u2019 race, 12 to 18 y 100 arde\u2014 1, G.Goodbody; 2, E.Trudel; 3, ibeau; 4 W.Gibeau 9.Tug- \u201cof.war between a shop team and a building team\u2014The shop team had an easy thing of it, and; won as the Pleased: Then Dames of the winners are: Goodbo 10.y- Te = ulard, P, Lemaire, nition race, Jo yards \u2014 1 din; 2, P.Gagnon; 3, J.N.Chaput; °% | J.Gibeau.Kirkham.Dg tel Cartier BF.rages ou; ay + 13.Bean ues; prise, silver water pitcher followi ake Th itt, oh low] comm ge \u201cdid everything air a success : Ban Cbg 4, A | Foremen's FSET, \"A: Giberu; 2, E- Hs a They had Dunkle in the dark and dismal gwamp, groping i alder shrubs to keep Delehanty droning out a daisy cutter double.Odwell came after him with a safe sin e.Dooley sent one through § Stafford, Delehanty scored.On Sheehan\u2019s hit to O'Connor, Odwell started for home and again was slain at the plate.There were still two men on \u2018bases, however,-and Dunkle was still atmospheric, but Quinlan and Johnson both put up little flies which were easily gobbled, and Yhe pide wae retired | with only one tun when they should have had anywhere from three to five, for all that Providence was doing to stop them.A bad throw from Sheehan after a great stop enabled the enemy to score one more they were not entitled to in the sixth.In the seventh the visitors got two more one of which they had the assistance of the umpire in capturing.well threw Dunkle's pitching was hard to got at.Friend out at the plate, or that is the way it seemed to the rdlosry with eyes, but Hunt caleld it sai e certain- ve the runner the full Bonet of the T @ EE (OJOIC?Cleveland .LU i\" \u201cBatterles\u2014 Neil and Wood.AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING, Per Club.Won.Lost.cent.Chicago .60 38 6% Boston .2 581 Baltimore che wer eee ase 40 560 Detro ve ve er eens 50 s 528 Philadelphia au0 000 000 2.46 47 489 Cleveland .39 52 429 Washington .87 52 416 Milwaukee.85 61 865 | CANNOT WIN ALWAYS.After the game yesterday Souders was in the same even frame of mind he always is.To see Sou- ders vexed would be a miracle.He sfldom questions an umpire\u2019s decision, and when be does it is i such a mild manner.that nobody Knows anything about it.\u201cWe must accept our defeat with good e,\u201d said \u2018Souders.\u201cIt is im Baril for a team to win da and day out, The poole pad a find of san off day They didn\u2019t hit the Tall, nd their fiel ing was not as sna] as it has been in the t w started some of the trouble myself when I threw \u2018the ball into centre field in attempting to get a man at second.That run was a presentation to Providence.\u201d : A ors ; Base Hits.Danny Sheehan was off colour yestirdsy.Eddie Henry is laid up and \u2018could mot play.Bill Murray was all smiles after the game.The, National agreement ends on Beptem- er 90.o Providence were lucky with their short low fly hits.In the eighth, Montreal soie, fell down wa SE se in thers \u201cwas more Soming to them y a was out and Sullivan\u2019s bad res on balls Montreal will offer another double head ï er to-morrow, Jecklitz has become a great favourite in\u201d adelphia = Odwell was the only Montreal man who was strong with the LS oe bas not a yet.HE Men n pitched po a ur bu ai to Pete Cased few days\u2019 idy waa on\u2019 from ¢ ue stir ' Matthewson yesterday, but as on the wrong si These double headers are on Bong Te Sein od BIRD LORE AND BASEBALL.A sparrow he perched on the boundary ence, And made it a business to watch every He ww every battle in Westmount commencé, .; And stayed till the finish\u2014at least so they say He those.2 position so far from The pion ler.bated to chase him away.He mt There the plaudits were lengthy an Eno ed the\u2019 applause that encouraged In fact be\u2019 \u2018considered him part of the And fluttered his pinions again and again.He knew the records from Dooley's to Sheehan's, And quoted their doings since goodness \u2018 nowa when.sus And eat was Birdie, the one on the And clever was that which he did once He'd bring on a Monday, from neighbouring wards A sparrow head lady, as fine and .as As one Ja à million; and then from pavil- Would clap with his feathers and root with his beak, I said to | him, \u201cBirdie, what's ailing the They\u2019 re making no headway, and time's Suggest, if if you can, just what changes you As helping the players to win by and We want that long pénnant our regular nant, te! And not moving awsy, 88 now it would seem,\u201d A \u201cI think an improvement should come,\u201d .e rejoined, ; \u201cIf Dooley would bargain the old for the new, As many a manager often has learned\u2014 Dispose of the useless whatever you dol That Schiebeck > was timber no «aw-mill co And others, Just like him, superfluous, And Johnson he started \u2018as be looked over And \u201cSheets he answered a centrefield And Odweil he showed that he certainly eard, By giving the pitchers a pretty hard And eer, Delehanty, base hitter and tea Was sizing the batter\u2014now, what do you think But Birdie, alas, at this critical stage Flew off in a tumult of screams and delight, And left Mr.Dooley to smother his rage By giving some players releass upon sight, While Thimasine Raub spoke up to ap- Kid\u201d Felix\u2019s , the best fore: pitching, the in the The sparrow who perched an the boyndgry And made it his business to watch every Who sa avery struggle in \u2018 Westmount commen And stayed th the finish-\u2014as people will say\u2014 Had seen what a pity it was for a city Like this one to throw its best chances away! CE plored Tithe des à = pitahed in à abut ont game case of fifteen Thos.never be well.Liquified Ozone.\u2018 Tue Ozonz Co., LiMrTED.Gentlemen,\u2014Having suffered from eatarrh of the stomach and acute cpuls for fifteen years and tried 8 sr ecided to try Ozone, and for three days after using it I found little or no benefit, but the fourth day I felt decidedly better, ane bottle can honestly if that I fe 8 for many years.[am sat will cure me entirely, \u2018and summer disorder.the stomach, makes digestion mation of the intestinal tract.the weakening drains quickly; ailments, Howarde, of.Moutreal, catarrh and dyspepsia for fifteen years.remedies without being benefited that he believed he would § Below we give the result after taking Powley's F- His way of telling is the best : : fied from the benefit already received that it (Signed\" Thos.Howanpe, 706 Dorchester St., Montreal, P.Q.We believe, and we know that you would too, if you had %E the evidence every day as we do, that there is no other.preparation extant that can approach Ozone in curing stomach & It rectifies the membraneous lining of / years standing.suffered from stomach À He had tried so many many remedies with very little bene.and after usin, el more comfortable than I have fe complete and heals the inflame In bowel disorders Ozone stops ; 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8), 8 3-4, 1.30 1-2, 2.03 14 * 3.14 class, trotting, purse $1,500\u2014 James Shevlin, br.g., OY Baron Wilkes, Dickerso \u2026 72111 Niger Jack, blk.g., Arthur ws 11322 Dot Miller, b.m., Walker « 2 8 5 rote as se es av te 60 00 os 6 7 2 ro.aes eecee 5 5 4 ro.vee 64e es 4 3 8 TO.5 4 7 ro.Time\u20142.15 14, 216, 213 12, 215, 2,16 3-4.280 class, pacing, purse $2,000 ; unfinish- a Gi {i + 1 tar 234 arnette .\u2026\u2026.ses snes ues gus ven B 6 8 NX .(io sen web ere se 00 00 ve.655 Hem D.ve on » arses avetecs once Ÿ 4d8 sa 0-0 7 dis H.Fiynn \u201d Timo-3.07 14; 2.10, 2% 13.TROTTING AT NEWBURGH.NEWBURGH, N.Y., August 14.\u2014The August meat of the Hudson and Mobawk Valley circuit opened on the half-mile and the sport generally excellent.Sum- #2046280 00d sou ace weve » ase seeds sel due ded Ges seb _vesdes obese deb ve t time-216%.130 class, trotting: urse $400, unfinished Mattie Smeltsk en r+veccccoues 1 2 3 Marion ia 6b «0.4 0 vues 31310 » Best time-2 174 Events at Saratoga Track.BARATOGA, August 14.\u2014The largest crowd of the meeting witnessed the races.The feature was the fine performance of the black mare Imp.She defeated the filly 8moke by a neck in one mile and seventy yards race.Smoke opened up favourite, but 80 much money was pouring into the ring on Imp that she displaced the chestnut and was at odds on in the betting at post time.| Smoke made the running to within a sixteenth ofithe finish, where Imp joined her, \u2014-and, responding to her rider's urging, outraced her opponent to the wire.First race, 1% miles, hurdle handicap for 4-year-olds and up\u2014Holland, 135, Veitch, 9 to 5 and 3 to 5, won; Salesman, 134, Brasil, 8 to 5 and 8 to 5, second; Kufa, 182, P.Callahan, 20 to 1 and 8 to 1, third.Time, 250 2-5.The Bachelor, Gould, MacLeod of Dare, Mr.Stoffet, Milistone, Sam Devere, Mies Mitchell and Island Prince also ran.\u2018Second race, 6% furlongs, selling, 2-year- olds\u2014Honolulu, 105, Shaw, 6 to 5 and 2 to 8, won; Playlike, 111, MoCue, 20 to 1 and 6 * to 1, second; Oclawha, 107, O'Connor, § to § and 8 to 8, third.Time, 1.08, Meister Sing- ~ FROM GRAS PAN T0 KIMBERLY.a= The Trying March Under a Tropical Sun\u2014How \u201cFoot Elm\u201d Helped to Make \\t Easy.\"7 have bave been been troubled for years with per feet, 3 when walki they aot very was compe! to change ny socks every d day, but when we were our long marches over noah Or oat, Pen de sand got so very \u201chot with the tropical sun, L dont believe 1 would have n able to La it had we not the oot \u201cIt cooled our feet, dried ul the ration, an 2 BR our feet ard gnd in d tion.nf & ou march from Cal.serge.Graham Gra PO a berley, ou way of Jacobsdale, and then on to Paarde- bare end again on to Bl jontein, nearly all done by day under a burhing sun.\u2018The sand was so hot I could not hold it in my My feet seemed to be on fire, the leather thoroughly saturated with perspira- jon.we marched for over five weeks, suffering terrible with sore feet until we St Yo Bloemtontein and received the \u2018Foot Him\u2019 ove #0 kindly sent to us, and which #0 cooling and healing to our feet.\u201cT.H.GRAHAM, Aurora, Ont, 04,8 in No.2 Co, 12th York Rangers.\u201d If your n, ache, swell, sweat, \u2018chafe, Tt tire easily or trouble you in any way, ubé \u201cFoot Km.\u201d It gives.wonder- fe hy and st, Price 25c a box at all or sent by mail, Stott & ers ville.Qnt.\u201c901 and High Carnival also ran.ng ay Cr ee ew, sx to aes to 8; won: Barbara Freltchie, 91.G.Thompson, 6 to 1 and 15 to 1, second; Paul Clifford, 108, Mounce, 16 to 5 and even, third.Time, 1131-8 Double Bix, Prince of Melrose, Rowdy Malster and - Sweet Tooth also ran.Fourth race, mile and seventy yards, 3 year-olds and up\u2014Imp, 113, Fairgood, 4 to 10 and out, won; Smoke, 113, O'Connor, 1 to 10 and out, second; Admonition, 110, J.Woods, 10 to 1 and even, third.Time, 1.45 2-5.Three starters.Fifth race, seven furlongs, Hight Welght Handicap, for all ages \u2014 All Gold, 113, O'Connor, 9 to 5 and 3.to 5, won; Agnes D., 90, Cochrane, 20 to { and 6 to 1, second; Cavier, 126, Caywood, ¢ to 1 and 8 to 5, third.Time, 1.27.Bellarlo, May W., and Montanic also ran.The Big Circuit Meet.GLEN'S FALLS, August 14.\u2014Delightful weather, a good-sized crowd, and a fast track characterized yesterday's grand cir.cit meet.The 2.09 pace, the first on the card, brought out six starters.At the opening Stacker Taylor sold in the pools at $50; Oscar L., $16; Red Seal, $10; fleld, $28.\"The second heat of this race gave an exciting finish between Raymond M.and Stacker Taylor.The former, driven by Cassidy, the one-armed and one-legged driver from Colorado, won in a driving finish by*a close margin.The fourth heat finished with Hal Mc- Ewen, Btacker Taylor and Raymond M.going under the wire under whip and not a neck apart in the above order.Dan M.sulked and refused to start in the second heat.; i _ At the opening of the 2.24 trot.Country J.sold at $0; Away, $20; The King, $10, and the field, $13.To-day's card calls for the 3.06 pace, the 2.28 trot and the 2.18 trot.Summaries: &09 class, pace, the Brooklyn, purse $1000: Raymond M., blk.h, by Thorndyke (Cassidy) .511341 Hal McEwen) ch.g.(Garth) 4 44113 Stacker Taylor, b.h.(Macey) 1 233232 Red Seal .3 55%4s8r 2 2 Bar Time-210%, 2.08%, 211, 2.04%, 2.14, 2.14.2.24 class, trotting, the Horlcon; purse $1500\u2014 Country y ch.g., by Jay Hawker (Mace 111 Kony, t om.A H., MoDonald) 3 22 Away, ch.m.(Burch) .233 Delrie .4 ds The King.ds Time\u20142 16%, 2134, 24 2.14 trot, the Combination; purse $1500\u2014 Whitewood, gr.sg.by Woodlark 111 Gracie Onward, \u2018ch.m.(Macey).a.332 Faim Leaf.+ eus aes snene 333 AxteHe.ver vosvre eee 4 4 4 Time 2.15%, 3.12, 2.11%.To beat 3.30\u2014 Flora Directum, b.m., by Directum.2.204 lmmaculate, b.m., by Directum.2.28% Races at Windsor.WINDSOR, Ont., August 14.\u2014With a good card, fair weather and fast track, one of the largest crowds of the meeting attended yesterday's races.Summary: First race, selling, b furlongs\u2014Faleta, 97, Donovan, 5 to 1, won; 8ix Bits, 97, J.Martin, 7 to 5, second; Jennte Day, 9813, Miller, 5 to 2, third.Time, 1.02%.Pigeon Top, lioe and Lady Essex also ran.Second race, selling, 6 furlongs\u2014B.G.Fox, 107, Givens, 6 to 1, won; Expelled, 101, J.Martin, 5 to 2, second; Ed.Roth, 107, A.Weber, 3 to 1, third.Time, 114%.John Mc- Elroy, Lady Curzon, Myrtle B.and Sister Kate also ran.Third race, steeplechase, handicap, short course\u2014Coley, 143, W.Johnson, 7 to 5, won; Jim Megibben, 145, Webster, 4 to 5, second; Nidanas, 136%, Mbxley, 10 to 1, third.Time, 2.62.Don Clarencile fell.Fourth race, selling, 11-16 milee\u2014Dr.Fannie, 105, Watson, 3 to 1, won; Louisville Belle, 101, McKeand, 20 to 1, second; Bentley B., 103, Hothersoll, 6 to 1, third.Time, 1.49.Polly Bixby, Ellendale, Fairy Dell, Topmast, Edna Garry and King Elkwood also ran.Hinsdale lost rider.Fifth race, selling, 444 furlongs\u2014Herodes, 101, Robertson, 4 to 1, won; Last Knight, M4, Henderson, 16 to 1, second; Legal Maxim, 107, See, 10 to 1, third.Time, .66%.La- crimae, Ben Milans, Nuggett, Ben Hullum, Vela, Edna Kenner, The Widow and Martha D.also ran.Sixth race 1 mile\u2014Red Apple, 107, Rice, even, won; Bean, 87, J.Martin, 25 to 1, second; Aaron, 104, A.Weber, 30 to 1, third.Time, 1.42.Automaton and Lecturer also ran.Baces at Fort Erie Track.FORT ERIE RACE TRACK, Ont, August l4.\u2014Weather clear and track Lest.Summary: First race, three-year-olds, \u20ac sonones=| Domintek, 97, J.Daly, 6 to 1, won by a neck; Give and Take, %, Redfern, 10 to 1, second; Flaneur, 9%, Adams, 10 to 1, third.Time, 1.144.Lady Pawbattan, Remsen, The Tory.Randy, Cherished and Sauce Boat finished as named.Second race, two-year-old fillies, 4% fur- longs\u2014Hilmetta, 109, Troxier, 7 to 10, won by a head; Lucrusta, 102, Redfern, $ to L- second; Circus Girl, 9, J.Daly, 10 to L third.Time, .56.Abbey Dell, Miss Wax, Irkutsk, and Queen Friese finished as named.Third race, three-year.olds and up, 7 furlongs\u2014Magentic, 98, J.Daly, 4 to 5, won by half à length; Margaret Steele, 83, Red- fern, 15 to 1, second; Edith Q., 96, Gough, 2 to 1, third.Time, 1.36%.JInniscara finished last.Fourth race, three-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs\u2014Angea, %, L.Jackson, 1 to 3, won by two-Jengths; Morokanta, 107, Kin- sella, § to 1, sécond; Blackford, 100, Peinbers ton, 15 to 1, third.Time, 114%.Drog- heda, Annu and Broadway ran as named.Fifth race, three-year-olds, 6 furlongs Lelia Barr, 92, M.Johnson, 10 to 1.won by six lengths; Lady Hayman, 92, Adams, 7 hi go about; that Invader had not attempt- \\fired, but came down after him, and that \u2018in so doing she had violated the section } ef \u2014the- judges and most of \u2018the usual fleet of steam and sailing yachts.This Gives Her Two Out of Five Races For the Canada\u2019 s Cup Now.| Ett \u2018Shamrock I.is Highly Praised by John R.Spears, the Only United States Yachting Expert Who Properly Sized Up Shamrock I.Before the Last - America's Cup Races.SHAMROCK Ii.AND THE (Special to the Star.) CHICAGO, Ills., August 14.\u2014 Invader was the winner of the third of the races for the Canada\u2019s Cup yesterday, but there was small glory in the victory, for it came to her by the virtues of the judges\u2019 decision, and not through faster sailing.The claim of foul by Cadillac was allowed and the contest ended at the starting line, before it was fairly begun.Invader having the right of way, grated her bow against the stern of the Cadillac and then luffed off.The damage was done, and before the boats bad gone 1,000 feet the \u2018Thistle, carrying the judges, came down and held a short conversation with skipper Thompson and Cadillac came about ond left the course.The Milwaukee, the boat that was nearly selected to defend the cup, was out, and was to weather of Invader when Cadillac quit, and took up the race from that point going round the triangle and doing her prettiest to beat the Canadian, only to come in over six minutes astefn, getting a good licking for her pains.Skipper William Hale Thompson took ges\u2019 decision much to heart and pi Ide his side of the question should have been heard, before a decision win rendered.He believed.too, that he had been fouled deliberately by the Invader.and quoted in defence of lis position, sec tion 4 of chapter 28, of the rules of the Yacht Racing Union vf the Great Lakes, arguing that Invader had deliberately come out of her way to compel Cadillac to cross the line when the gun was named.Said Skipper Aemilius Jarvis, of the Invader: \u201cIt was a pity to win a race that way, but I don't see how it could be helped.However, 1 am glad to have had an opportunity to defeat the Milwaukee.\u201d Pie are sorry that it happened,\u201d said Commodore Gooderham, owner of the Invader,\u201d and so are all Canadians.But I think that Mr.Jarvis was perfetely right.1 regret that the race was not sailed on its merits, as I believe we should have won.\u201d The position of affairs is now good from our point of view; one more win and the Canada\u2019s Cup is ours, and if we get 2 light day to-day or to-morrow we wifl- Should we get two heavy days Ca ee fhe has the call, but the chances are more than favourable to Invader.It is only fair to the boat to say that Cadillac with a skipper of Jarvis\u2019 ability would have done much better.Yesterday Thompson was outgeneralled at every point, and to see the way Jarvis worked Invader out of the bad position she was thrown an- to on account of the foul ve the prettiest bit of work done during series.In fact, William Hale Thompson, Cadillac's skipper, presented Invader with the third race of the international yachting match for the Canada\u2019s Cup by fouling the Canadian boat at the start, in full view tators.: Captain Aemilius Jarvis, of Invader, declined to his protest flag, but the judges en] after Cadillac and notified Captain Thompson that they had dis qualified his boat, whereupon Cadillac was gibed around and left the race.Invader railed over the course, and was raced -by Milwaukee, the Oshkosh boat, that so hotly contested with Cadillac the Donour of defending the cup, and the match was followed all around the triangular course of twenty-one nautical miles by Invader beat the Oshkosh boat handso ly at all points of sailing in a light wind.Captain Jarvis said, after he got \u2018ashore, that Phe felt no satisfaction getting a cup | race in this wdy, but that he was pleased that his boat had had an opportunity to beat Cadillac\u2019s rival, the Milwaukee.Captain Thompson declined to say any: thing, except that the judges had disquali- fled his boat.\u2019 To impartial spectators it peared as tho the Canadian skipper bad outwitted Thompson, and that the , when he found he was caught in a trap with the buoy at one end of the starting line close under his lee, and his rival with the right-of-way bearing down upon him, tried to force his way \"through, \u2014théspec-4 ERIN AS THEY LOOKED IN NEW YORK HARBOUR.over the course alone, it was unfavourably commented upon on every hand as a most unusual ' performance.However, Captain Jarvis soon saw the intention of his would.be contestant.He went in and beat the Milwaukee with ease, many of the spectators not knowing until the close of the race that the Milwaukee had not been substituted.The official times were: Second mark\u2014 Invader ,, .«cee \u2026.122505 Third mark\u2014 .Invader.+.136.05 Finish\u2014 Invader ., .2.49.01 Milwaukee.254.30 Shamrock Praised by Experts \u2018John R.Spears about the only professed yachting cxpert in the United States who sized pp Shamrock I, properly before the last America's Cup races, says: A consideration of all the facts in connection with this year\u2019s international vacht races shows that Sir Thomas Lipton has more chances of lifting the cup than any other challenger has had in all the long series of races that have been held, save only Valkyrie I.So nearly matched were Valkyrie 1.and Vigilant that Vigilant's second victory was duc to the tearing of Valkyrie\u2019s spinnaker, not to any notable super- jority in hard weather like that prevailing on that race day And it appears from the experience of the two Shamrocks in their preliminary racing and from the various trials of constitution with Columbia that the ravers of this year\u2014for Constitution is sure to be chosen\u2014will be so closely matched that trifling incidents will turn the luck to one or the other.In proof of this is the fact that the designers on both sides of the water have been drawing toget er steadily since the year that Mr.Watson brougnt out Thistle for the Scotch thread-spinner.Year by year the British models have been changed from the pot-bellied hull with huge displacement \u2014the so-called \u201csafe\u201d model\u2014to almost a \u201cekimming-dieh\u201d breadth and depth of hull, such as the Yankees have built for time out of mind.Meantime the Yankees, after a little flirting with a narrow model in Defender, have seen that their original breadth of i beam wus best and have adopted a fixed-in-place centre-board (called a fin keel) to bold.the lead ballast as far below the hull as convenient.The important fact about these changes made on both sides of the Atlantic is that the designers in every @ge wore able to prove by mathematical demonstration in advance of construction that each change would give an increase of speed.DESIGN A MATTER OF SCIENCE.And that is to say that the designing of a racing hull has come to be\u2014especiall since the days of Vigilant and Valkyrie \u2014more and more a matter of science.Necessarily, then, the designers, in approacn- ing the scientifically correct hull, ave approached each other.the nearer the ulls approach one design the better the chances of .the poorer model.designing were wholly a mutter of seine it is almost certain ist the two racers would be cxactly alike jn shape.Even then it would ollow that they would alike.is a most puzzling mystery in the sailing of ships cf all rices.Many cases are on record whore merchant ships, as well as yachts, have been huilt in pairs to one model and yet (ne of the Pour was far swifter than the other.The que seventy-foot yachté built by Herre- year are notable examples of this pur Further than that | it has a Appeared that a ship of a model that seemed rather poor has beaten a model that was by all rules of maval architecture superior.In a way Lawson's Indepettilence has this vor demonstrated the power that ma found in am ill-looking model, even Mourn she has been beaten in every race she has entered.These facts aïe most encouraging to Sir Thomas \u2014Lipton.- _His -cheerfui optimism.-has-|- \u2018to % second; Lady Silver, 92, Li Jacke 3 to 1, third.Time 1.14%.Badinage, Prince Pleusible, Sempire, Neponset, The Brother and Grandeur finished as named.Sixth race, three-year-olds and up, 1 1416 miles\u2014The Golden Prince, 95, Hayden, 3 to 1, won by.a neck; Tamarin, 108, L.Thompson, 8% to 1, second: Free Lance, 108, Trox- ter, 4 to 5, third.Time, 1.48%.Punctual, Lattie Tommy Tucker, and Badge Bell ran as nemed.The Bel-Air Autumn Races.The executive of Bel-Air, yesterday at the Windsor, decided to claim Friday and Saturday, the 13th and 14th of September, for their autumn meeting.In a few days the programme, which, doubtless; will be a very attractive one, as the summer meeting proved such a sucoeas, will be ont.Thers will probably be two or more steeplechases.) Mr.Sam.Clark, M.P., Cobourg, Ont., who is visiting the west, has purchased |, 10,000.acres of land from the C.P.R.In the vicinity of Pierson, Gainsborough and .Catrnduft; for farmers in lie distiiét.This lan will be settled and cultivated at 2 The by-law granting a free site bonus to the Cordage Company was an ried at Peterboro\u2019, Ont., on Tuesday, dy 579 \"taajoritye.\u201cLaven though the 5 abont VI Invader's stern.~ TOOK DESPERATE CHANCES.Capts in Thompson came down towards the buoy on the port tack, inecting Invader on the opposite tack just before they got to the line, gud.close 2 the.buoy.Cadillac, of coutse, was trap unless Captain Thompson b brought ba peat about under Invaders stern.If he tried to come about on the starboard tack under Invader\u2019s lee, he ran the risk of fouling either the boat x the buoy, as he bore around.To to come about and \u2018| close under De forcés stern, right of the line, no doubt was a bitter pill for a racing skipper to have to ow, so Thompson elected to squeeze rom where he had no chance, and the consequence was he plainly fouled his rival.Captain Jarvis promp, ly luffed his boat to save her as muc possible, and ove of Cadillac\u2019s crew tried all could-to force Invader off with his bands.MILWAUKEE'S DECEPTION.e judges\u2019 boat soon weighed anchor ot\u201d the officials lost no time in -notifyi l Thampson that At this juncture the 35-footer Mi waukee, which was in the attendance fleet to lee: ward of the racers, went about and stood after Invader.Tt Was not thought anything of at first, but when it became apparent that the Oshkosh boat's purpose ualified: | à basis in reason.If a ecow like Independence can show such speed as was hers in her last rage.the fait-lined Sha k II.will, ve find the wind just' suited to her hull kel canvas on at least one day of the: series, and so come in winner for once.And in the interest of ood sport it is to be hoped-that-she w On comparing the work of Shamrock IL in her trial with Shamrock I, we find it very much like the work of Constituti and Columbia.Under some conditions bo new boats have n badly beaten.examination of the facts in these races it appears that the defeats of the new boats were in all improper adjustment or Satanciog or ho of their canvas.Bo much attention was given to the desig and construction of the huis of Ve ro racer that pre Herreshot mor ateon got, his yacht y dres: n the first two.or three trials of both new boats they showed superiority over the od ; nes, and th then both went wrong, an ers were reminded by most mort tng Mer that they na d oi ity ateon romp y applied hamrock II.den oo old one.\u2018CONSTITUTION\u2019S NEW MAST.a date The.remedy \u201cand What effect the new mast will have on writing, been { to my that Conatitution \u2018has not at this writ , but it is entirely safe ere new defender will be somewhat swifter than Columbia in all winds.That she i marvellously swifter J was to cut into an international cup race, challenger Was sailing But the fact that | boats will ati oation needed « } new mast shows that there is still some rule-of-thumb work in sail-muking, and that the very best work of which she is capable.may not be brought out of her at all.At\u2019 any rate, with Shamrock II.doing far =u- perior work to that of Shamrock 1, while Constitution is in all probability but a few minutes faster than Columbia, the New York Yacht Club has no \u2018\u201c\u201ccinch\u201d in defending the cup this year.0 a conservative observer of yacht races, it ie not a little ominous that Denny, the builder of Shamrock II., and all others cou- nected with: the challenger, save only her owner, are in no case oustful.They all came singing \u201cThe Flagon of the Green\u201d; two years ago, but failed to lift the flagon.Modesty may be the handmaid of worth this year.Last of all is the probability of accicents.In races hitherto the loss of races by accident has always fallen on challengers, save goly in one case many years ago.LKvery- y remembers the ill-luck of Valkyrie I.and Shamrock I.But the margin of safety was, and is, just as small on one side a2 the other.Our defenders have suffered from many accidents in their trials, if not in the international races.= A bobstay may alacken, or a dolphin striker bend, or a pre- venter stay may fill, or a spreader may break, or a jib sheet may render around ix cleat.Even so small a thing as a bit of twine around a spi naker may lose a close race, for if the challenger sets his balloon quickly, while ours could not be broken out, the delay might easily lose ue a close race, A lead of one second at the home line is enough.Of juck when the wind is full of flukes, nothing need be said, for every one knows about that.All this has been written to show that Shamrock II.has more chances of lifting the cup than any challenger has had, save Valkyrie 1., but it 3s by no means to say that the chances arc in her favour.There are sound reasons for believing that Constitution is the superior racer, but it should he kept in mind that yac ht racing is, of all sports, most uncertain.The best boat is defeated in many a regatta.In previous years where luck has prevailed it has come our way, and helpcd the better boat.\u2018Il\u2019 his car it may go over to help the plucky 3 om.It would greatly surprise the writer to eee him win the cup, but there is a very good probability that he will this year win one of the races.wl THE POINTE CLAIRE REGATTA.A Good Time Expected for Saturday Next.Weather permitting.the most interesting and pleasant event of the season along the lake shore will take place at Pointe Claire on Saturday afternoon next, August 17.There will be fourteen events on the programme, including a bonnet hop in the evening.The yacht races will start at 2.45 p.m.sailing over the International race course, and we advise all lovers of this sport not to mis: seeing these races, for fully twenty compete; \u2014 A full orchestra will be in attendance both at the regatta and bonnet hop, and the committee have arranged for a special train leaving Pointe Claire at 1130 p for the city and local stations for the benefit of visitors stopping over to participate in the gnieties of the eveni ing.fresh- ments will be served on the club premises rhe rollouing i is a list of events : 1.Yacht races.(a) 22-foot class; (b) 17.foot class; (c) runabout; (d) dingy.Four-oared club.Tandem canoe, opên.Family skiff race, open, single cull.ndem canoe, green.Four in canoe, open.Single paddle, green.Greasy pole contest.War canoe, 15 paddles, 10.Canoe tournament.11.Bwimming race, 150 yards, open.« SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE.Grand Trunk Railway.Trains leave Bonaventure station at 1.30, 2.15, 4.15, 5.15, 3.45, 6.15 and p.m.; returning leave Pointe Claire at 329, 5.17, \"6.02, 7.26 and 10.18, Specie train at 11.30 p.m., stopping at all sta- FPPNAHMEH | A Gaudaur Shell.TORONTO, A: _14.\u2014Lying on the} dock where the Niagaen line oats come in, is a lon ong case containing a shell \u2018addressed to \u201cJake Gaudaur, champion of the world, care of ES Diesette,\u201d who received it in bond.e anal) is fi the W.W.Ruddick Boat Ay of New and de on its way to the champiôn- Towne?Excellent Habits.WINNIPEG, Man, August 14.\u2014Geo.Towns, the ch lenger for.the world\u2019s rowing championship, is a innipeg and has won many admirers by his clean style of rowing.e uses neither tobacco mor liquor and will not exercise on the water on Sunday.Gaudaur is exercizing daily.The Midland Ballway.Wm.Strachan, president, and wile IL: all, director, the Midiand Railway.of.Nova Scotia, pare, from a trip over the road.returned freight and_ passenger train is at 2ad run- nin; from indsor tp \u2018Shabenacadie River.ns been discovered along the line.Te prie at Sbubénécadie is nearly com- - Meeting of Fruit Growers.\u201cThe summer meeting of the Pomological and Fruit Growing Society f the poloical se bec, will din the Town Hall, rville re du Loup en bas), 0: Tuesday and We duesday, 20th End 2st inet.The first meeting will held on Tuesday, -of Trade or the bondholdets b Ca pe S0th, 8:p.m.and morning and aftern aon Bm.ga 21 Ist, mara \u2018those who ill \"sadist PE contribute papers are ProfiiW.T.acoun, Dupuis, ge er Ay & C Cha Rel, Oy, eme A .BE.Jac a teaugua; sin; W.Patison, Clarenceville; E Pouliot, Sheriff of Temiscouata; R.Brodie and R.W.Shepherd, Montreal.Æ wWmL BURY THE HYDRANTS.Paving on Mill Street Will Have This Effect-\u2014Matter up Before Water Committee.The Water Committee met yesterday ternoon chiefly to transact routine matters.rintendent Janin reported some diffi- Supe with the paving of Mill streat, » which Ey now going on.It appears the Government surveyors have found it nèceæary to raise the level of the street in some places, as much as two feet.Now this would bury up the fire hydrants in a locality the moet dangerous in Montreal for a conflagration, This difficulty was mot thought of at the time, and jt only came to rine notice of Superintendent Janin Jesverda He informed the committee that something must be done at once It was the opinion of Ald.Lapointe that the paving should be stopped till the city took action on the matter.If possible this will be done.It is likely a special meeting of council cri be called to ronsider the affair, and to get money voted to raise the hydrants and put new anes in \u201cTenders were opene! f r the departm:nt\u2019: supplies.The offers will be tabulated and considered at the next meeting.GARDENERS AND FLORISTS.\u2014 The Great Progress Made by Canadian Horticulture.At the monthly meetin of the «Montreal \u2018Gardeners and Florists \u2018held in the Natural History Hall, Monday night, resolutions of sympathy were passed and order- \u2018ed to be sent to Messi, Dunbar and J.Prescott in their recent bereavements, President G.A.Robinson gave a very interesting acount of his western trip, including the Canadian Horticulture Convention, held in London, Ont.e speaker referred to the evident progress of the Canadjan Horticulturist Jud of the great advance in the method.of greenhouse construction ~compared with a few years back.The convention paved proved a most successful one, and in his opening remarks President Dun- lop, of Toronto, had spoken enthu:iastically of the success of Canadian growers at the exhibitions held in the United States, and especially the recent Rose Shows in New ork, where they secured over 90 per cent.of the prizes.Mr.Joe, Bennett, of Montreal, was elected president of the for the ensuing term, and Hamilton selected for the place of meeting in 1902.DEPOSITING MONEY IN COURT.Action of the Insurance Companies Interested in Beard of Trade Fire.The insurance companies concerned in the Board of Trade fire are freeing themselves of responsibility as to whether the insurance motey should be paid to the Board depositing it in the Superior Court.The following companies have served notincation of their action or intention: orth America.18,750 Liverpool and London and \u201cGlobe 18,750 Law, Union and Orown.2,950 London and Lancashire.ce ve ov oo 4,500 etna.oh .4,500 Commercial \u2018Union.500 Phoenix.of London .,500 Caledonian.150 London Assurance \u2018Corp.150 et .,050 Juardian.,500 2 SIGHTED MANY ICEBERGS.The Wassau Comes Upon Many Near Belle Isle Straits.The Franco-Canadian steamship Wassau, from Havre, arrived in port late yesterday afternoon.Some miles off Belle Isle the Wassau encountered a dense fog which detained the vessel for twenty-four hours.The officers report that when the fog lifted at \u201ccight o'clock on Thursday meorn- ing last they found the ship practically surrounded by icebergs.The icebergs were \u201810 miles west-north-west of Belle Isle, when sighted by the Wassau.The Was- sau will leave port for Havre on Friday next.NEW G.T.B.FREIGHT OFFICES.As Soon as City Council Approves of Plans Building Will Begin.The new freigh offices of the Grand Trunk Railway system to be erected on Chaboillez Square will be 250 feet long by 50 will be a brick building to coset $40,000.When the plans are approved by the City Council work will be commenced.\u2018Death of Mr.Walter C.Éoss.| In the demise of Mr.W.C, Ross, which took place at Hopetown, Baie des Chaleur, on Friday morning, August Oth, Bonaventure county has lost one of its worthy citizens.When quite a young man, Mr.Ross.taught school for a few terms, and subsequently entered business.Always of a charitable disposition he considered the poor an extension of his hearth and they never approached him in vain.\u201d In politics he was Conservative, and it was during the second last campaign he was one of the probable candidates for the election, but tain health prompted him to abandon the idea, Mr.Ross filled the offices of Mayor of the County and was for several ears County Warden.He was a mem- ter of the resbyterian Church.St.Judé\u2019s Sunday School.At a recent meeting of the teachers and officers of above, it was decided to hold the annual picnic this year at Sherring- ham Park, on Saturday, A guet 24th, by steamer Duchesa of York.e principal feature of the picnic is, that it is ntended to run two trips, one from Seigneurs street in the morning, and one from Lachine in the afternoon on arrival of the Park and Island car at 2 o\u2019clock.A most enjoyable trip by.lake and rail.> Castoria is for Enfants and Children.af- TOUNTAIN CARS IN WESTMOUNT, TREATED AS PART OF PARK AND ISLAND SYSTEM.\u2014 Of Extension by the Montreal Street Railway \u2014 A Proposal to Remove the Western Hospital to Westmount Being Considered \u2014 Permission ta Run a Steam Engine, It was first intended that no meeting of the Westmount Town Council should be held during the month of August.Owing, however, to the urgent need of attending to a couple of important matters, a spe- clal session was convened last night by assistant-secretary A.D.Shibley.Mayor Lighthall was in the chalr.The other meme bers present were Counclllors J.H.Rede fern, J.R.Walker, H.Lawlor, T.C.Bul mer and W.M.Knowles.The first question taken up was that of the closing of Westmount road and the running of a mountain electric raliway this autumn.Councillor J.H.Redfern, who has this matter in hand, said that he had been speaking to Mr.Wanklyn, mane ager of the Street Rallway, during the day, He had asked Mr.Wanklyn whether he thought Westmount would have the upper railway this autumn, and he had replied, \u201cI do not think you will.\"\u201d\u201d Mr.Redfern had then asked whether it was likely that tho \u2018railway would be given the town next year, Mr.Wanklyn.had replied that he did nut like to reveal any state secrets, but that ,he thought that the road would work in with the development of the Park and Island Rallway at present being rtudied \u201cby the Btreet Railway Company.Mayor Lighthall at this point asked the members what they would think of an offer from an outside syndicate to run a two cent fare, If the town were to lay the tracks.Awaiting a letter from the Street Railway the matter was referred to the Road Committee.Councillor Walker.wanted to know why the extension of West mount avenue was not pushed forward, At the western extremity ail the \u2018roprietors had agreed to the offer made by the town, and he thought that the town's jugal a .vise ers had been mqre of a hindrance than a help in this matter.He did not think it was necessary to wait until all different proprietors bad signed the documents.They had already agreed to the fine and the assessment, and this, he thought, was sufficient.This avenue had been started two years ago, and it ought to be finished as soon as possible, On taking up the discussion of a cone tagious diseases hospital, Councillor Laws lor asked that the special committee ape pointed to look into the matter be dise missed.They had considered the practicability of using the town land on Selby avenue, near the Canadian Pacific tracks, ond as it had been found that the ground could not be used, there was not any further use of the committee.Mr.H.A.Hodgson, one of the directors of tive Western General Hospital, was present.At the last meeting of the governors the question of a new hospital had been discussed.Heëring that Westmount was anxious to bulld & con- taglous disease hospital, they thought that the new hospital cquld be built in ty cern to Sate tt tato, 8 slowch bas.st.hr flue a t An he's Beier \u2018Liewt.-Col.vie te is 50\" \u201cterribly safe.\u201d on son to Cape - Anffcosti and Bel aile Tale | to spe if, after ; -£be matter, While use lamp out to burn, the informed Mi raay find opportuititied to add to\u2019 bis of useful information.LTE, Cont Sf Arlene nothing not hopefu at war in South \u2018afries vi 7 ET European alles un \" China, Xd Co olombla actively fighting, ng Corea, with France Torey.\u201d ana with nearly all their swords, a r of tha court pi es it out thet the prospects of international peace through arbitration were noyer brighter.; A VACAN T BPOT.The hobb 7 of the German Empress is the bullding of churches, and it apparently does not meet the approval of many of het subjects.This was shown at the recent unveiling of one of the groups of the statues with which the Emperor has decorated the alley In the Thiergarten in Berlin known as the \u2018\u2018Siegesallee.\u201d At the close of the ceremony came the national hymon, whereat every one, of course, uncove Among the number was a totally bald man, seeing whom one of the street urchins present called out, \u201cHey, there's another vacant Spot, for the Kalserin to bulid a \u20ac ureh on CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.>) The charge against the prisoner is wife.beating and neglecting to provide for his wife AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT.\u2018A £veat many men owe their success in te to thelr wives.\" en,\u201d answered Mr.Meekton, complacently.\u201cIf there were more women like Henrietta in the world, there would be more kind and obedient husbands.\" A BOUND FINANCIAL POSITION.\u201cThe union,\u201d announced the labour leader, \"is now fn a financial position to stand a strike.\u201d \u201cWill the members receive full pay while they are out?\u2019 inquired a workman.Certainly pot, \u2018\u201c Was the reply, \u201cbut the leaders will.\u201d \u2014 THEN AND NOW.went walking she held her skirts would she say if she saw girls\u2019 to-dav with skirte to be .very great difference of opinion.vabt t There can be no d that a measure of reciprocity would be of advantage, but it is to feared that the at hich Zrompts the various | \u2018ommerce was voiced by the New York Produce Exchange when | ! it \u201c\u201c ved\u201d in favour of geciprocity with : Canada because it would enable the manu- | facturers of the States to get rid of their surplus productions, in other words to rake a slaughter market of the Dominion.Reciprocity of that kind we can with advantage without.It is stated that not only do the commercial bodies appreciate from the over- Baton, now witnessed in the\u2019 republic, in the government also, and that much is being eaid in official \u2018circles of tariff changes and a proposition for a mim- mum and maximum tariff with increased an- thority to negotiate reciprocity treaties are freely talked of at Washington as being likely to be ad before -A DAILY HINT FROM PARIS, spots with Gown of gray crépe de chive, Cee Tees THIS DATE THIRTY YEARS AGO.(From the Stas Files of August, is7L) 8pri À t in the vel otre Gatineau, Peine out tn the valley Smoke from forest fires so dened: \u2018on Lake Huron as to stop navigation.Telegraph lines between Moncton, NB.and Newry destroyed by forest fires Thomas Fessenden appointed inspector of steam boilers for the city of Montreal AM but nine miles of the European and Bt.John, N.B., Railroad from Bangor, Me., to 5 John, is completed.t is announced that t the St _Lawronce il is to be demolish big « Hal esses otel put up ; also that ls to be made into à theatre, to dy a company from the United States.ck Mackenzie and Hed: Captaine tor ' Mackensie are commiss ssioned to enroll two companies from am su late mem- or the late Sin Royal Light Infantry, ith» a view to reorganization of that \u201cts DATE IN HisTonT.Aus 1 14, A.D, 144; Pope Pius IL dled at Augie 14, AD 1 ax, fur funeral of of Queen Geo Sere.opie.to throu, ay \u2018ih Led y by Haman eerie, wo us re if D in Ie : Eu What | mad enoing gore \u2018 -.In Bot weath LL 086 be avoided 351 Give the Babies \u201d pese \u2014 Sample and our book for es | 7 hors trée, ° LEEMING, MILES & CO.MONTREAL, 1901 SOHMER \"5%.10 cents.ak uste and rE ta the tabs.sem STILL CAPTURING BOER PRISONERS.WITHIN 24 HOURS 158 HAVE BEEN TAKEN, Number of Boers Now Receiving Re- lef Numbers 100,000 \u2014 Latest Casualty List\u2014A Belligerent Boer Hospital \u2014 Movements of Varigus Columns.(Special to the Star.) PRETORIA, August 14.\u2014 Within 24 hours 158 prisoners have been reported captured by the various columns, including 70 taken in the western part of the Orange River Colony by General Elliott, There have been no large engagements.The number of Boer refugees now receiving relief iz over 100,000, RECENT CASUALTIES.LONDON, Auguet 14.\u2014 The War Office issues the following casualty list : Steinacker's Horse, at 7 isan North Cape Colony, on August 7 ptain Francis, killed; three men wounded; two missing, and 19 prisoners.Tenth Hussars, at Wanhoop, August 11; one killed and three wounded.Fourth Royal Fusiliers, at Klip River, August 6, Lieut.Moore, wounded.MANY SMALL ENGAGEMENTS.CAPE TOWN, August 4.\u2014 Several of so ! i the columns which have been clearing the Transvaal have returned.Gen.Featherstonhaugh, who has been sweeping the Zeerust district, has reached the Klerkedo try through w ich they ation to the troo of farmsteads were found on undreds le kloofs, and agriculture wae proceeding a: if no war had afflicted the land.Immense quantitics of grain were destroyed.ere was considerhble fighting with small commandos, but they were in every instance disperced.At Lilydale a Boer his- Lypew puvjsug jo od Re 32130 pital was found at farmhouse; withua-self- etyled doctor in charge and a number of need Ps a revel- .os, one of the \u201cTin\u2014the lung and Beri Bais 58 Hoops he ry tte nurses, the only patient being a man who | had been wounde fw time previously by a pom-pom shell.A large quantity of grain was found on the premises.This evidenly could not be regarded as forming part of hoepital comforts, and as our men bad pre- | | viously been fired at from the farm buildings | the doctor and nurses were requested to ac- i company the column, but were afterwards released.Major-General Elliott's columns have returned after a month\u2019s absence.During the operations of the four columns large quantities of stock were captured, and also several thousand horses, some of which were in excellent condition, quantities of dynamite, arms and ammunition, of which some had been buried.Sixty prisoners were taken.General Sir Charles Knox's columns have arrived at Bethulie and Aliwal North.He has come from the Thaba N'Chu line.The columns captured and brought in here Mr.Lylie, late comptroller of the Transvaal Savings Bank, and immense quantities of cattle, sheep and grain.DISTRIBUTING THE PROCLAMATION.EDENBURG (Orange River Colony}),Auxg- ust 14.\u2014Special patrols are distributing Lord Kitchener's Proclamation, in regard to the banishment of burghers who do not surrender by September 15, throughout the country.COMMANDANT PRE PRETORIUS DEAD.MAGERSFONTEIN, Orange River Cai: ony, ron ool: August 13.\u2014Commandant- Pretorius, o was recently shot through the eyes, is dead.THE BASUTOS WELCOME, BLOEMFONTEIN, August 14.\u2014The Ba: suto chiefs; Leth fodi \u2018and Jonathan, with thirty attendants.\u2019 ciel There yester: day on their way to Cape Town, where thiy will take the reception of the Duke and Duc ox of Cornwall and York.A white ox was presented to the chiefs.LOST FOR FIVE YEARS.An Ottawa Boy Turns up at St Helena After Adventurous Ex periences, OTTAWA, of Fichriond 14.\u2014Llewellyn \u2018Man- hard formerly of Richmond and Ottawa, has \u201chy heard from after a lapse of five years.is htiror had given him up for He is now on the Island of St.guards that watches over neral je and his warriors, He is connected with No.3 Company, Royal | Garrison Artillery.He was through the and 7 was \u2018wounded der when near Pre.toris.He was eleven weeks in the hos pital at Pretoria.Guuner Manhard, after legving\u2019 Canada, went \u2018to England, and wrote lis \u201cpeople here.Since that time he has never been heard of.He joined a military cofpe, and it was only three days ago that a le was received telling of of his whereabouts, DESERTING BRITISH SOLDIERS.Bixteen \u2018Loavé the Northumberland Fusiliers\u2014They are Recaptured and Tell a Fairy Tale.(Special to the Star.y SOUTHAPMTON, August 14\u2014The remaining five of the sixteen British sol- fiers, who deserted from the Northum: land Fusiliers, were arrested here to- Fr The other eleven, who were Arrest: ed last Saturday, told = story to the ef fect that an agent of the Amerivan Government had offered them £2, a.civilian putdlt, a free passage; and a further promise of reward to eater the American army or.DAVY, of \u201cthe, men this story was a fabrication.The men bave let jeturnied with \u20ac their tegiment from th Africa.rom South Afri.- Ben Voyage for Ito, - \u201c(Special to the Star.) on we?4 mt South African Lampe ign.by his.his physiciens to ken \u201d ores: and 1 2 be Will a stay.bricé me al.7 te ow |P if\" The fertility - of the coun- | | force for 10 | ico, tier { now |con- | (es aie re more 1 snd Doe Vies x3 .eo, Kalstotbuoscope, Tal.U Deore op: open nat x 30 and Tao pn Py.daily.18865 A DAY ON THE OTTAWA, Trip to Carillon and Back $1.00.PALACR STR.SOYEREIGN.An hour anda half \u201c Carillon.Home by the ripida at 6.30 pm Take 8 a.m.train for, Lachine to connget with steamer any week day.- S.A.A Ball Faced at 3 p.m.John Tucker, McCord 18035 = | FRANCAIS! Fis BALDWIN-MELV LE 0.VAREWELE] 1 \u201c Under Two \u201cFlags.\u201d « Night, 10 20 hoc.Prioos à Matines 0, 25e.| Winger.Open! g of resular * season ioe ember 2, Whitney's Original New York Product: *-Que vs adis.THEATRE ROVAL Esor Apes THIS WEEK.Openlué of Regular Benson, A Q Scammeuts HE AMERICAN GIRL» - with, LE ¥.HALL and great company.PRICKS:\u2014100, 300 and Next Week\u2014The Limited Mail.18797 a THE COMING STRUGGLE, Cornwall - Shamrock A.A.GROUNDS, ; Saturday, 17th August, 1901 1 1-2 Hour\u2019s Play, Rain or Shine.Prices d 38¢ ; Grand Stard, 50c; Reserved 8 o Johan T.L: A adm Pr Decarry, Cor.Bt.Catherine and 8t.Denis; Fearmon 0° C0 Chabal eu T.F.SLATTERT, Hon.See.THURSDAY, to cxsiiervilte.back to Mount Royal GRAND TROLLEY DRIVE! Under the Auspices of West Enda Social club OVER PARK AND ISLAND B.R., on 15th AUGUST, 1901.will leave comnèr of Mount Royal and Park Avenues at 8 p.m.sharp,and proceed around the Mountain ani hence to Back River and return.CKETS 23 CENTS .-» W.J.CLARKE, Secretary.5 wor\u201d .Tickets cun be had at cars on night of Drive.Oorner Sherbrooke For) all particulars apply to Suites to let in this new Apartment House, suitable for families or bachelors.modern conveniences, attendance, etc., provided.THE ACADIA APARTMENT HOUSE, and Mance Streets.An Ready for occupation lst September, SAXE & ARCHIBALD, Architects, 79-80 Imperial Bullding.is perfectly cately rich you get it.CREME DE LA CRE [LA CORONET CIR \u201cAs pure as the food you eat,\u201d made from genuine Havana Leaf of the finest quality, La Coronet has that deli- nut like effect flavor.Costs IOC., woth double.Ask for La Coronet and see that in ME CIGAR CO, 1801 d S R°° Pris mild and reliable.Cause nd Digestion\u201d complete tion healthful regularity.For the cure 62 all dis- prders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidnevs, us Diseases.LOSS OF APPETITE, \"SICK HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, DIZZY FEELING, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, \u2019 BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA.by ng Rad BILIOUS properties x stimulate the liver in the secretion of ile and its these disorders.° taken daily by those subject to bilious and torpidity of the liver, will keep Ih and re healthy à cs, 35 cents pec box, Baud by, a à druggists, or sent by mall om receipt of RADNAY 2.KX 3, one to met \u2018\u2018Radwar\u2019a\u2019 dlc Fhnk.ITS = ERYERESTORES Fos vo sute È as Diseases, lt, Ep \u2026 Sp à sas 8 à Vita Dazies.No acte Le ü Nero efter fire any Bt bea 5 EE Corte iia Fp pata Bey prise Lady 031 ah nu ruil radiale, fa bo 190 3 fermanent] Let no disappointment with others deter you from a trial of the CALEDONIA \u2026PRINGS, THE OLD WATERS with a reputation.187 sf THE FRESH AIR FUND.Subscribers to the Fund, who forward their contributions to the Star Office, are requested to send, when possible, cheques payable to order.hen, however, the receipt should be money is banded in obtained.publishers cannot hold themselves responsible for sums for which a proper receipt not Those wishing to subscribe anonymuualy may as readily obtain such a receipt under whatever fictitious name or initials they may adopt, as where the actus] name 19 given.127° t ae 0 ee 8 2 8 9 0 0 0 8.8 oo 2 ton ten tone a au 0 à 0 0 7 0 7 0 CUT CU Cable Address : \u2018* Brevet, Montreg!.\u201d\u201d H.A.BUDDEN, ADVOCATE, - PATENT AGENT, Patents-and Patent Causes.» 401 Row Yor York Life 2 2.0 0 8 a bd A a a LTE ES Let .A Brave Brooklyn Policeman.\u201cNEW YORK, August | Muhs, a Brooklyn policeman by an act of \u2018bravery and presence of mind last night saved a woman and her child from death .under a fire truck, but in the act was him- perf trampled down by the horse and cruel- crushed by the ve PF He is not at to Jive.Mu has been on the fears and % 48 years old.The truck belonged to the salvage corps \u2018and was on the way to a fire.The woman and child werc crossing the street at the and.\u201cand becoming frightened hesitated.:Mphd saw the danger and dashed to the resade, sweeping the two out of the way, but too laté'to save himeelf.Mexican Extradition Case.EL-PASO, Texas, August 14.\u2014John Krug, an American, ordered to be surrendered to Mexico to answer the Le \u20ac of embezzling $100,000 from Wells Fargo, at Escalon, Mex- has been delivered to the Mexican officers at Juarez.- .The Mexican officials met the United | tates marshal at the centre of\u2018 the Rio rande bridge, where they signed a receipt \u2018for the prisoner.He was and will be tried there.|.The extradition proceedings were the hardest \u2018fougbt on record sifce \u2018the nsw \u2018treaty was signed.\u2019 © New Black Cheviot Quebec Representative - \u2018NISBET ; 14 \u2014Frederi:k ) ken to Jiminoz |.WANTED Wicpner Sirigners dnd Books, \u2018Apply 47 COTE STREET, 1893 LEE ry - .jo \u2019 | \" = $ + - Dore.Ah rool's Phospbodins, * A \" - W \u2018 M and recommended f all ) a in Canadas.Only reli.sble edicine discove 8 lorms © Pb ratios all effects of pi or excess, Dem) Jven Worry Te Excossire Four cases of smallodx, all of a Hght nature, have been located on Clarence and McGbe streets, Ottawa.They bave ail isolated.No serious outbresk is pated.FOR LADIES WEAR.S : We have just received four new eloths\u2014beautifuily finished, good color and popular prices.; SAMPLES TO THE TRADE ONLY.W.J.O'Malley, Nordheimer Bldg.& AULD, TORONTO, EK Rr TY Na | F | | t ! B price, one ory Try pleas, rises ès mph od frases {ree 2 fe Wood's, bid ane y 15 sold\" pe: Montpyel -bp\u2014 B.BE.MdGale, rarest.as No ire poste, st.[ee p\u2014\u2014- pme YEU RGHNDS \u201cARE ARRESTED vis = sx er THE CANEY TRAIN-BOB- SE PERS CAUGHT.The.Express Company Claims it Lost \u201cMothing, but the Passeñgers Were Robbed of $1,000\u2014The Train Was Held for Two Hours\u2014They Were Merry Robbers., .DENISON, Texns, August l4\u2014J.B.Davis, deputy marshal at Colbert, I.T.arrived here last night from the scene o the robbery of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas passenger train, No.2, at Caney.\u201cThe following men have been arrested,\u201d.on the charge of committing the robbery.said Mr.Davis: \u201cE.C.Richmond.Alford, George Brown, John Gibson, Tom Edwards and Jac rr.\u2018These men were arrested at Caney and taken to Atoka today.The operator at Caney, when he beard the shooting, suspected the train was being held up, put out the light in the depot and telegraphed to Atoka, slev- en miles sway, for oflicers.Within two hours (after the robbery was committed, bloodhounds had trailed these men to their homes.\u201d Further particulars of the robbery show that two miles north of Caney two men crawled over the tender with pistols in band, covering the engineer and fireman and commanded them to stop at Caney.water tank.The men were joined by three others and a fusilade of shots fired along side the train thoroughly alarmed the crew and passengers.Postal Clerk Tulley was compelled to'go through the train carrying a sack in which the valuables were thrown.Every passenger was robbed and then the robbers turned their attention to the .express cars.Both safes were blown open with dynamite and the contents secur- The baggage car was practically wrecked.The amount stolen is not yet known, although the robbers got some valuable jewellery.They gave a diamond ring and .@ shirt aud to Engineer Tanham.After the work was done the robbers, who seemed to enjoy the situation, sat around and laughed over the matter.The whole affair was carried out without a bitch, and it is believed that the bandits were old hands at the business.After holding the train two hours, the robbers left, going east into the dense bottoms.The train men cut out wrecked car and ran down to the Caney Station, where they notified the officers in both directions.Withiu two hours posses of United States marshals with blood hounds were on the trail.The express company claims it lost nothing, and Conductor Dolan and the passengers\u2019 loss is estimated at less than $1,- .THE SEARCH FOR BLONDIN.\u201cAmerican Detectives Have an Idea That He is in the Woods at Gaspe.{Special to the Star.) QUEBEC.August 14.\u2014The hunt for Blondin, the Boston wife murderer, still pontinues in the forests down oj the sea, and while the American detectives, employed on the case, continue tv report their confident belief that they are an the right track, the police authorities here are of the opinion that Blondin is not in the country at all.An old man, named De Janey, suspecied of having been Blondin, bas already been arrested in (iaspe and liberated.again, and reports are being sent here that, read like fairy tales, describing how\u201d fale ppposed murderer is diding n° a smal whence he ocea- sionally emerges jth obtain supplies, etc.The search is how being prosecuted in the wicinity of Little Metis.EE Sentence Commuted.ALBANY, N.Y., August 14.\u2014James F.Bedeil, who a \u201cærving a sentence of 25 fen and 4 months in Sing Sing prison for ving stolen $26,880) while employed as chief\u2019 of the department of real estate in the Jaw firm of Shipman.Barlow and Jar- rieque and Choate of New York City, in 1888, was Monday granted a commutation of sentence by Governor (Odell.Bedell fo mortgages, releases and cheques and when detected made a full confession.Minerals of Northern nr TORONTO, August 14.\u2014Prof.W.G.Mil- br.a man Jearned in rocks, thinks \u2018there is a mining {future for the (Count, up the Blanche River, north of o Temiscam.ing.Prof.Miller has Sri \u2018to the Bu- yeau of Mines, giving a partial outline of his explorations.Going up the Blanche Pa and ruin we the Stin, Seal, = oflaianls, Pied and Boa tic Gi I Ti Mb om Use CUTICURA, SOAP assisted UTICTRE OINTMENT for presorving, oo an beaut } pe skin, Tos pin Ere sehen, whitening, and Zod cha dog Loh Yor he oy .peste fines eo nook.ba © Eons ot Women usé CUTICURA 2s Boar Ta bathe for annoying irritations, nammations, and excorlat ns, for too free ar offensive à toi + TT 08408, AD Tr many sa ct selves to M complete reatment for | Humour.\u2014 CURA Boar, to cleanse the skin of erusts ; 8pd non) oa and sof sohen.the thickened.cuticle, CUFI- to instantly allay be aod Seu Samnatioo, ko pod freitation and soothe and A sod O RBOLYENT, to cool and oles: the blood.a Sixazs + \"ts often amont ta the race rir.be Re rag thevogh 6 | rock region \u2018in Which he became interested.The d lands, he writes, are bein rapidly taken up by settlers, and wit this comment he an to a considera: tion of rocks.These, he examined carefully, and he believes that the variety indicates the presence of mineral deposits, diorite and ing into the country and everything to Lhe opening up of a prosperous mining istrict.GOVERNMENT YIELDS TO RL hing.Jraping or house cleaning, Ap- 24 St.James 335 Bt.James St, Montreal.\u2018ANTBD \u2014 BY PERSON OF REFINE- ENGRAVERS, ETC.t, Protestant, ki - , HARN, RTO.pousokeeper; : plain CE: SapeFnced: re ESS, SADDLERY, ce RESENTATION ADDRESSES * Prou t\u201d You of puta armen a ormyamon on a rar [ATER | Proud of It iz \"ung (Engttan); \u2018can e, milk, etc.Apply Os- EDWIN COX EB CO 114 St FRANCOIS x AVILR 27 diery in town.J.W.Roberts, 538 St James borne et.Montreal, Tel Up 1326, 189 8 : Tol.Main 1066.=.: EN SITUATIONS AS HOUGE- OTO-ENGRAVI a.Wala by, three girls; references Apoly £7 PH VIN PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.À Piano Tuner ©! Leu service 50.d WP an, Poupees ne BE Woon: for the celebrate Morris GENT\u2019S.FURNISHINGS.Lorimier fair 1700 NOTRE DAME\" \u2018STREET, ear Pinos D' Armes VERMIN DESTROYER.MONEY TO LOAN.ME SALARIED PEOPLE Can get money on thelr own names, without endorser or s suit er.« Montreut Buildiog, urity: yr Credit Company, 185 Bt.James st.TRUST FUNDS ov inrest In in MORTG AG ES.withous delay on note of hand, furniture, warehouse receipts and Tuiscellaneous u securities.Payments made to suit borrowera Com paper bougbt a nd od 41 8e.Francois\".ater Bt, City.- Telephone Main 428.Open from 8 «& m.Aronson & Rutenberg : Pawn Brokers, 601 Craig St, to lend on Jewellery, Dry Goods: etc 360 Zaw tf Mono, toting, Fum, We Loan Money at the Cheapest Rates in the City colors for Home for Tnebriates.2008 | 104 3 \u201capie - «a 08 - po LLIPS, Notaries.Cavada he Chambers 106 tt £L AT EMBLEM BROS.x You cap always borrow money in confidence and - 2h ht 4 PRN A on bousebold furcilure, planog, organ BUSINESS PREMISES Ww country; must- thoroughly understand care experience and references.John P.Black st.Pt to learn baker trade.Arp 4 ou BOOKS.Cleaned Them Out horses.or curr ad am S10 1 TO LET.of horses.Apply at 1647 Notre Dame st.Co.188 Vitre st.ANTED 2 WORK.WAGHING on eva in is and \u201cRoaab, Bootle, Rat and Mouse 1000.We give Iiveral discount ipa ip 02 WANTED \u2014 SCHOOL OF MINING, KING: W Aor aR WANTED |\u2019 house 0 cleanin, by the day.Apply 2 The Books all the latest\" ation and & E.Bow lier, ne 250600 SL.Den Rte autre Kw Sow would wie.' : bullding, central Socal: every facility; ston, Ont.The governors of the School of ox 475, Post Office, cit 100 2° George stre general literature at sdalo\u2019s.Mail orders ° rod.A.Nathan, 71 St.Lawrence Mal y courteous treatment and Fair Ilonest perfect lignt,\u201d elect lighting sé Mining invite applications for the professorship » Post , city A SITUATION AB A GooD Prompuy attended to.TS BE Catherine peur 15 a ce Main.Dealing, we are gainiug new customers ; in first clase d of mining and metallurgy; ralary year.WANTED \u2014 \u2018ou shou.»e AION, om.ted; special terme to and an thoroiniy Duties to commence October 2nd.Applications \\ JANTED \u2014 JFIBST LABS ATER .general servant, is a good plain cook.Ap- - - Saray nvestignte.We will be pleas for a of yearn.Apply to W.E.Cooper, Fecelved by the secretary until September 15th.Cafe Zpeaking noth languages.Apply Grand ply 62 George at.LOOK AT YOUR COAT COLLAR ENGRAVERS.ed to talk the matter over with you.© Star Bullding, St.Jaznes où Tel tee ire | 100 deod Cale, Parisian Hotel, \u2019 | Were \u2014 PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Montreal Loan & Brokerage Co., - NY ANTBED \u2014 DRUG APPRENTICE, ONB nting and graining; terms moderate.Ap- 3 > me TO LET \u2014 STORE.2001 BT.CATHERINE VV AN era Front prefere, State VV ANTED ne A RPENTERS, 2 OR 3 ply 111 Chatham st.1m 3 Covered 1! dandrat, thavmeansa dls Rubenstein 'Bros., Pre bifias LEA TE Ee i: re giase window, concrete a\u2019 haa ar Sete age, salary, etc, H.B Young, Sudbury Chester st., near Greene avenue, or 182 Lagau- tric comb will soon cure that.The only patent- and all styles of sneraving.Send for prices ge yard, splendid position for an up-to-date 'VWANTED \u2014 ONE HUNDRED EXPERIENC- chetier of\u2019, \u201cafter i BUSINESS CHANCES.Sas roe to dde oo ene ¢ Drageists Bon SE cos btatione: store; spe spocial inducement offered.For ed operators for whitewear department; 5 only roc .Druggists or from PATENT SOCILITORS rie lak, .MDT y to Cooper, Star Offlos, goad pay and = d ¥ wo ork Apply to to Mr.Klein, W ANTED ees Crus BOUT 1 15 FOR RAIL mmr rr John St.UNDERTAKERS., Jonn P.an le sree cow Apply in own handwriting.to =.837, Star Of- \u2018WANTED = Car ABLE MAN, WITH SOME BEDDING.INVENTIONS PATENTED HOUSES TO LET.Aa ees oth GROCERY CLERK.\u2018ANTED \u2014 FIVE SMART LADIES OF reat 15 a Up-to-date invention, nich has nn Ww.Tracey.y and prompir at AND TRADE MARKS REGISTERED - itor Dages to the right man.Apply E |} \"neat appearance to act as agents for quick adopted by many of the leading banks 4 Bedding of every tended to, Ask for my tes on annual IN ALL COUNTRIES, TOLLEY \u2014 40 MOUNT PLEASANT Upton, 388 Bourgeois st selling article for ladica.Apply 733 Sherbrooke, large versés Den of thie country: can show OF S, description.do to J subscriptions.8 Inspector St ie, Small house let reduced TANTED AT ONCE, WAITERS AND Detween 6 and 8 this evening.© * fate: multe 454 enorme poset fer \u2018te Townshend, Established over 33 years.shi : _ OWEN N.EVANS, ] Senta\u2019 20 ist May, 1902 apr to Trerophone V kitchen \u201cgris.Apply Queen's Hotel.: Catherine street.Phone Up 2455.mé (3) Temyle Building, Montreal, } ar Wax AT once, comparant YW Ant clam.ones Laundry Co.\"20 Guy MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.For CHIROPODIST., TO LET \u2014 LOWER T SIX ) ° > \u201c190 4 cense to use manufac .iis for dressmaking.4167 Western ave, street, ent 57,277, ranted ta oe Frits Brut.CAMERAS AND KODAKS.> y roams, furnace.Apply 47 B : park.- ND = NoonAr - = schke.for motor gear for ploughs.- Apply to PLAN AN PP re a Get rid of it once and for all 8 \\WANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT WA = STED HER-TYF » Berlin, Germany, Henry Gris, ; Your old corn : Rent 508 housework, familly of two ladies; must writer; one having some knowledge of Ouawa, Canada, Pateos Solicitors.188 3 Kodaks Montreal Photo to Buppir.1760 Notre moved.Consult M.E.Fatals, @ TL 0 RENT 8T.HUBERT ST, have references and knowledge of French.97 Freach preferred.Address 1617 Notre Dame, Dame, axpocla bis COR ns Lagauchotiere.0 peurs ne large hall three bedrooms.so diniog room, Drummond st from 10 to 11 a.m.190 2 N OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF LON- month 25end Wg.c.disco unt on promo.experi Fourier .h man rers \u20acQ of cur convenient: electric light: Star furnace: rent ANTED \u2014 LADY ANTED OLOTHING EXAMINER; very svocer rete he ea Ton ir Ara AN Phonographe.°C oping & fo and How Sou died.$16 per th will let cheaper until let M OR GENTLEMEN W TD peak bots languages.Apply to 0° repu reat tome experience inthe tatricsté patent ent \u201d - \u2019 an wine Dext.Apply on premises 160 6° pion, SEIS IO pcanvare very woud commis 07 Star Office.i P3002 fen aad Trotcné, od ooh icone and come Goldfish and Canaries.lawsaf 50 aaah molar LET herine st.' T8 license, emp i MB AND STEAMFITTING.for froo advice.MARIO TO LET \u2014 HOUSE.COUNTRY AND Catherine st ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE WORKING HOUSE.Jonoders license, and employing 11 travellers PLUMBING AND 8 g = ape tu sf Can Eyer fee Tor Fork: Life Ba Belding, Montreal, and ly furnished; reasonable to a careful cœcupent.V ANTED = 4,000D GENERAL BERVANT autred \u201cAddress P.8415 \u201cStar Branch Office, dortexing @ aco purchasing agency.Goods must E.C.Mount & Co, \u201878 St.Cath Just Arrived Sd Canaries: also Apply to Mrs.H.A.St or Jig] ousewor no washing; two .d - , .* Notre Dame de Grace 00 ThO/pton Vila, in family.Apply 8 Montes du Zouave.100 2 \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT SoDmumption, and for sale grocers.wine mers relepnon \u201cMount\u201d 357.Residence Meurt sai ite, 100 Bionry Pusroiglo cit HE & FETHERSTONHAUGH & COW d- Already, : \"TO LET \u2014 ANTED \u2014®OUNG LAD FOR CHEMICAL in small family: must be well recommend- market prefe Apply care of Mather CANADA | LIVE ULLDING, pMeoncraat ord Preis de tached hous: 10.Touma, pert wa age and rotons 4 Charl s une, 92 Apps 9 Tor don, Fos a), Now \u201cbrtes ress i Also 7 Outs a2 Was haste er, newly decorated; Immediate possession.ences to Charles Stevenson, \u2014 TWO WAITRESS AT THE : BOOMS TO LET.W.A.Snowdon, 467 Temple Building.908 8t.Urbain.WATE) ROOMS TO LET * Arcade Cafe, 2336 8t.Catherine.R BALD - FAST CLASS MILK ROUTE, .LET \u2014 ANTED \u2014 THB EV 35 daily; geod cream trade, with: J oo mes Senge On | NERF Borie Shelly: WANIER, VE os Spider Aes 1 Br ROSES NET Lane proper AN | ROCKS, nes oncle os AT || RRBROHALE.1enemen \u2018\\mmediate pooscesien.er newly ae Monday evening.Narr] at Gorman Mare: Mansfield st.References requi 100 2 OC with every conventence.Address Box\u201d 0.Bt.Charles Borromes si.neat Sherbrooke.3 ERBONAL WANTED MRS.CHRISTINA: BI w.owdon, N - \u2014 185 St.James.RO Che advanced mudasis one \u201cMettoponitan \u2018WANTED A TOUNG GIRL AS HOUSE- 5 I purchase Bal interest 1h mew and Fran Brar Office 11 y Gos I Lav dow\u2019 Andrew Lay.room 40, Came: EE: \u2026.it TO LET _ HOUSE AT 58 BT.CATHER.have been placed in good positions by the Prin.De eT 8 Park avenue, Up-to-date mill in best hardwood belt in Can- ROMS NEwLy FURNISHED, AUER Eas and hot water: private tamip Bo : LE ine street, five rooms, with bath, good Clval phone to 2509.Send for new Liustrated milo + ry ght.App! » ads.For particulars address Box Bag plande, rtd, Jarge cupboard, ot anater In bath; !idren.147 Mansfield st.\u2019 189 3 .slied and cellar, 8 dollars per month; can be oc.Prospectus gratis.2 2aw Parry Bound, Ont.: , 87 ROOMS AND BOARD.; cupied at once.Apply at the address above.2 V TED \u2014 GENERAL x, mipbLE V ANTED \u2014 1 OR 3.6o0oD , PLUMBERS AT For BALE \u2014 FULLY BQUIPFED PLUMB- 5 = wr \u2018Roos - TO LET T TWO NICELY FUR- aged woman preferred; wages and once.Christy, er rem ness, Oorses, ex- OoOm! \u2014_ PP.GER HU'TFEL,.heated, E TN jd 1 epots, cam Including good book debts 300 dollars; 1 rooms, 1 gardens: ges, Eng any no chlidren.281w 8 \u2014 D.ALSO TABLE MB deine oa, ama aa Eom is, So Sp AR BS Sma mW 2 yuna © Fimar class TABLEMAID.price wie cash: \"bargain.6.Shackell, 207 81.| fre minitée rom PQ; tranmiente: ventiomes.9 Amine ot, near To 8 ROOM, Amen A mast, ai the off Guy st et.ta first class ordor: Bot at cod WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE PLAIN COOK, Apply at once to Mrs.Rive 5 Union 8Ye.James x.308 Dubord sb.cor.S¢ Hubert, IT 20 Fpooms \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS ON ATH.ZrO Avenue House \u20ac Union ave 181 10 ater, as and electric light, Avoir to w.5.willing to Æ0 to country; good wages; FOR HED room fiat.153 Ble 189 8 f ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT FOR BALE \u2014 FINE NEW COUNTRY ooNS, \u2014 LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ury « _ FUR- Die à ot Seis eee ee 0 er | mai rami Avo 6 mee |B, om tock erie Rae LE or ES fr 8 er === nu room wih bora hel\u201d vate TO LET \u2014 TWO HOUSES ED - ~ AS APPRENTI 3 » , I : heatink, gas and all modern conveniences.Ap- EE rooms passage, vw, HOURS or so hen ANTED \u2014 BY A BRITISH FIRED AS.ANTED BOY ENTICES IN acres land, ly situsted.N, 2562, Star Beaver 182 M4 SUMMER BOARD.ply at.if Hanover.Tes 0 fectly clean and in good order.866 Richmond surance company.an office boy.Address brase finishing sb anos, Apply office.IT 5 2 jR00MB \u2014 TO LET DOUBLE FURNISHE: street.O, 988, Star Office.190 2 bert: an - R SALE \u2014 $300 CASH WILL BUY rooms, first and pond flat, Auer ent FEW BOARDERS, FIRST OOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.SINGLE AND i ANTED TWO WOOD CARVERS, For 3 stock es, doing & good busl- Bot and cold water.2099 Bt.Catherine st.lights class Cabis et of attention.electric double rooms in a private family tof quiet - - hy furn ome , house : t op: HOUSES WANTED VV nul be experienced in better Sar i FOR BALE ness, on ome Sets Montreal, good 185 8 lon lake: terms moderate.Apply Mre.M.Mo- Soriunity to speak.French.41 Victoria 188 8 J work.te 3.\u201cFlemming, 288 Queen street store, very reasonable rent; retiring from bus!- coms ~ TO LET NICE LARGE FURNISH.Leod, Lake Shore Road, P.9.p y .NTED \u2014 BY MARRIED COUPLE comme O07 R SALE \u2014 FOR THE MILLION, KIN- Sear Bane.pue _ PP Chartes Borromen\u201d ae en preferred, at LT Bt.+ ie RON Anan family.SE Caton aver .ma = small nouse or flat of 5 or 6 rooms, wi VV ANTED \u2014 BOY, WITH OR WITHOUT Mag.$2; eut maple, a el R BALD FIRST CLASS OIGA ar 188 5 \u2014 AND ROOMS AT ROBA VILLA w arisien y.5s convenlences; rent to exceed twelve dollars previous experience, about seventeen, for blocks, 31.75; Jn blocks, $1 ver load, de candy, ice \u20ac a and tem GAR, OOMB \u2014 TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT Cottage, fret class Ap- @ month.J, 832, Star Office.2 2aw financial office.give references.Address ©, livered anywhere in the city.J.1 Se sn board, all modern Improvements; tran- | PY to Box 1806, St.Agathe des Monts, Que.OOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE, NICELY 981, Star Office mid.Richmond sa.Bell Tel.Up 2068.143 tf BE oe baton atan, 88 the Of test: Blents aocommodated.118 Maneñoid st.187 © 18010 JOO nians sad very.comfortable; also first NTED \u2014 FIFTEENTH ; : ; boar 484 - Nember small furnished hms in weal and | ANTED \u2014 LAD TO CARE FOR HORSDS Roe ret TURE, CART, Ore WANTED _ A GOOD STEADY PLUMBER, JROOMS \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED FRONT BAR roue ein ASATHE Dog MON NTS, rr fable board.Toi.\u201cUp 151, 784 BL EE 6 for « family of three adul rent moderat and grounds around cottage, $8 a month: rts, otc.ete.\u2018at 1 Tor awh er | with about 6600, to buy one of the finest ooms.Transients accommodated.133 rooms uation, with 7 Address N, 968, Star Off man and wife for farm.B.F.Campbell, credit.To A Cin.CTjost prices for .y © finest Peel st.second door trom Windsor Hotel.Tele- board, at moderate terms.ly Mrs.RD \u2014 GOOD BOARD AND ROOM 8 I lt rey A ROY\" Shih iss So cha de dames shops Lown cami siigled Going ato | Fon, second Cisg'y IAGO eee Ce LACH En ocaios 9e _a_lifetime, es dt 16 worth hon.Hatisfactory ARD \u2014 FIRST CLASS t room flat.onique: BENT.WAY TABLEMAIDS, Ta TEL SooD reasons tng Add OOMS \u2014 COMFOR RANI BOARD IN PRI- .TO BE] kitohon Boy \u2018and a Kitchen air Arlington FOR oie un bedroom bot, soring.mation Tor dre ad 100 2 SaEoon DRE A Trae wate | an Bonanno racousfeld for August OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS.WITH TO RENT \u2014 GREEN-HOUSE (GLASS House, 40 Metcalfe st.: or Jarre Biiows, some bedding, fine centre me men only.173 Mansfield st.188 8 No.oR amber; te TT Sere age] prin PN do id 1 .forte.û rooker \u20ac st.Bd 20 x T9), cottage, hot bed a etc., ine Wie r~ YOUNG GIRL TO HELP WITH Address F.750, Star Office er CHAT for, #15.LOST.+ JROOMS \u2014 TWO COMFORTABLE DOUBLE BOARD \u2014 AND ROOMS.THB BEVERLET, cluded.85.ames = ; act housework and lake out baby a - = both statl °%s = troc fat; convenient to first class accommodation.P.O.Box 1836.Rooms \u2014 AND BOARD.840 DORCHESTER afternoon; p prefer: R SALE \u2014 PRESS, A BRCONDHAND stations.athedral \u2018st 188 3 Bt.Agathe des M \" street (opposite St.James\u2019 Club), near Thistle Terrace.a \u2018\u201cCampbell\u201d\u201d printing press, in first class $30 REWARD.| Loser IN THE OOMS NICELY FURNISHED, athe des Mon 189 10 churches, eatres and \u2018cars.Telephone, Auer of .Can 3 * real \u2018Cou \u2014 wore : 1 ; cholce board.RESIDENTAL FLATS TO LET.ANTED \u2014 SMART GIRL OR BOY ABOUT Hamed,\u201d 35 St Jeers dé EPS ate Fad House, during the sMings of the Court of : without board, table board; 5a, 158 Ro front, UPPER LACHINE (ON LAKE shi: best sieyation 1m town: cholce 188 ¢ 14 or 15, to assist with housework; must Queen's.Bench, mn Bert ember, 1000, a goid Ontario st.between Bleury private Tip\u201d i Sin dere ro gl TO,LET 7, LOYER FLAT, 467 MOUNT have reference.267 Dorchester st.R BALE \u2014 GAS ENGINE \u201cOTTO oT 7 aie oe er rE a i Box 128, Lachine 1 ARD \u2014 FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD, .Y; loom ARD Sn Ae, ods Bath and cl Closet ANTED \u2014 HOUSD AD TABLEM Amp.Jamen toit Power.Apply \u2018\u2019Le Samedi, ge fren, | 42 Address Marshall Ney, ROB =, Wars on WITHOUT, Sons To ACANCY FOR.ONE_OR_ mo.aL ne ou a hed.beh, My room, t Hæbt ocality, .; y re.ces, e a - eriist treal Star Does boarders 0 attage, e e spéc es y.Tenant joaving cit ety.W Pp! 1505 \u2014\u2014 transients nocommodated.3 Beaver Hall square, des Monts, reduced rates for balance of on: we THOROUGHBRED BELGIAN OBT \u2014 YESTERDAY, AU 11, \"01.DY Beaver AT House.- \"180 3 A : nares, breeders $3 pair: stock Li vay oie autre 1 Cathérte Address Mra.oHolyell, Ste Agathe, or room 18, OOMS \u2014 WITH DOARD, OPPOSITE THE ANTBD \u2014 GOOD STEADY BOY TO c.0.d.Frank Brown, Bt.Raymond, Que.180 2 Bieury, Mount Royal * St.Denis, JROOMS \u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS - John pt.Montres 18 38 , > Arena, Westmount, unfurnished parlours, , BUSINESS PREMISES WANTED feed Gordon press and make sen- sms containing near two hundred dol- » \u201cto let, newly furnished; transients accom.ARD \u2014 ~GOWANBANK.\" GEORGE.no single men taken; family bbarding house.erally useful around printing; one with about For FA FALE \u2014 PIANOS AND ORGANS.IN- jars Finder will receive a liberal reward by re- modated.01 Union avenue, gas and hot water.B° ville, Que., Lake Memph 20 avenue.190 6 two years\u2019 experience preferred.806 Craig st should non Lab Por of these instruments turning to 28 Cathoart st.iss 8 1893 situated af waters edge large cool rh an our * e,* * would like to have @ bakery bullt in TED CHAMBERMAID.APP Great bar Upright pianos at ; high- _ right piano, boating, bathing, Jehing; ° OOM \u2014 ONE LARGE FRONT RQOM © V Westmount or city, with two ovens | A Paul st., Western House.C.Payer backed @Pgans, with m rror, $33; 355; uh.OST OR EN aaion SATURDAY AF- Rx rise LET LARC, FRON Lio dollars weekly.Return fare $5.Chas Ÿ° ! bath fiat, large wardrobe, ser hens and stabling; le vent for 1903 Erand pianos, containing third pedal, 8175.Lar- yours Oia, incr 1 white marks.anywers 10 bathroom flat, gas.13 Drummond st.187 8 2aw SONT oTée ville, Que.Photo at \u2018ado ai ao table board.Tel.Phone Up.2043 five years.with pion of Burchase at end of ton Bros, warerooms 144 Peel at, Dominion Io e of Nigger, A revard will be be given Catherine.180 6 toria lense.Apply D.ce.ANTED Sat, FIRST CLASS EXPRESS square.187 3 Saw gor bis return to 256 Bishop » 188 8 ROOMS \u2014 TRANSIENTS AND PERMAN- AND ROOMS.AT VALOIS, MELI > .so! » TU e an a t parties w! every with BoARD WANTED TO BORROW.bustier: no others need spply.O, 913.For, s4Le = TENTS, ALL ems oN ToT oN AND ISLAND CAR | rofined surroundings; two baths.741 Bherbronke.near Ee Samay Se joviter, near stations.World\u2019s Busiest Telegraph om ! .at BY rock or month, emp beds sad ion Jort Lachine 40, lady's purse 90 4 \u2019 ; WVANTED \u2014 0 GOOD CARPENTERS; han a all ares: ammooks, ke.containing eur money.sliver hing cass 6 = oT = 2 timate Grand Tale e me mt Bt Mer | ANTED RROW 8600 } © tools fi Mc- , Oshing tackle atch two , name of n FUR _ ERS - - dburban lots nca 1st morte state Cord wy am or work to 160 Rrvauha Co.The Bonne Awning, Tent, ; them.Return to Mm.fe Roous 0 and URNISHED, TO RENT, A adored a Tad des hen ae Margaret.on.Day and night, Bundey and week- nate of Interest.Principals only, Address L, Han 57 w The Gis ry a ¥ venue, Lachine, and receive reward.189 2 family.no no children; all convenlences.145 Mans- Fishing and shooting season now opened.No day throughout the year, the place is the le add ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE FOR THE COUN- DET \u2014 FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST oTh, 2° Pr 10 ee re a à scene of great activity, for the building is \u2014\u2014___\u2014____ \u2014\u2014\u2014n ya LX general servant, who can cook R SALE \u2014 BOATS, BOATS, on Chaboilies square, gold handled um- _ ROOM, never .HORSES, CARRIAGES, BIC.Péri a Appiy after pans et |, Sa À ail Bonine go aqua all boone, win rom Cousin, Sma\u201d engraved | JR\" board; aîno table Board.88 Cathcart st.D TO SUMMER, MONTE: PLEA.At this one telegraph office between 121, x Peut ana Tarpaullo Sos TES re re Re BU Gore OOM IN PRIVATE TANILT GESAN: |-néur-rener fier anader taoons Brat Cota ed.150,000 pumber of mersages 1e- - BALE \u2014 BY AUCTION, FRIDAY.AU- ANTED\u2014COOK, HIGHEST WAGES TO A 111 2aw 1e Roi tarnished, \u2018whi modern conveniences, bosts and good ashing, about \u2018ten minutes\u2019 pci and\" despatched one day is 195, : ust 16th, at wo 1 p.mi, 26 choicely select.coïmpetent person.Apply to G; T.Fuiford, OST \u2014 AUG.JH BETWEEN QUEEN'S opposite Dominion square.18 Osborne walk from stations; four trains daily; terms n pa in on y od, worl ponies, from 13 to 14 hands high, Brockville, | Ont.100 8 SALD \u2014 - WB HAVE A LARGE A8 114 Hotel\u2014St J nd\u2014Notre Darne eee moderate.particulars apply to Mrs.J 411, which was the number reached on the and 4 to 6 years old, (absolutely sound and kind .orient ot carpet rugs in Axminster, Church, rubber carriage Ka Finder lease ro OOM \u2014 FOR A GENTLEMAN, A Far.| Lorenge, Huntingdon, P.Q.100 13 2aw day before the late Queen's Diamond Jubilee and well broken.In this lot are several close] ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS ACTION FIN Wilton, Brumels 4nd Tapestry In various mes turn 100 \u2018Ondteus et.end bs reward ROX, American family.81 Ste.Familie = 5 jiñ 1807-There are no fewer than 1,228 Mod pairs.Baie Will taie place vain br ca?| WANS work by th t .and beautiful designs: oficloth, curtains, tabla 4 house, frst int 190 3 daw JJOARD \u2014 SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED inet ts, and staff of nearly at the C.P.R.Btock ook ards Hoch a.Take Apply to: Geo.Ducharme, \u201ccorner Bernard \"and ent Sonor tray Hore\u201d Qumnishings, Ste \"oy OFT \u2014 ON TUBSDAY.A BLACK STONE 1°7_2% SU re et x stat DE good trai Eu servicé, B00d aoe = ous is employed.ere o and stroet cars direct to Clarke, Mile.End.E pirg reductions P etes from a ring, with initials H.O.Reward T¥GoMS ~ SINGLE, FURNISHED, 5 DOL- SE To ah Se bout 1200 lady sale.For tull Te or address .sweeping reductions in price during August.700 St.Lawrence ; : board; terms four dollars 2470 phiets, a y vs Foster Be sar-en 0% Paul st.I WANT ABTRY.COOK FOR ROYAL La 2 a & handsome rig will | clean aud ous Sa seat WE Tons Bir ira orden ride trom the city, Apply carpe messengefd and Bitty spe- Main 188 à Victoria pie Avply té Housokonnes: SNL, Tar ile.more tian wria yin by tre pd it hag.Pick specks: Hotel.190 4 aux .bat the little clickin > 2 tra ri ay Bt Ta re se ts | side, atataiee bi will Be prosecuted.Re JRO, = TO LET 4\" NICE LARGE ROOM BOARD.Io vont Je of accomplishing amt al ay MH.e nelly's Any one dètat m wl Pp uted.Re- \u2019 .- } \u20ac C ré a PUPILS WANTED.Ware Le YOUNG BOTS TO LEARN A Mammoth Auction \u201cHoôms, 341 ana 30 \"| Any Car petite 8.nr HOR: Sapaimed or unfurnished.rey the Jariety a ound fo thie {ene : piy_Schmaris and on, 148 BL dames O@T \u2014 ON THE 13TH INST.SOLID RED ENT GARD \u2014 LADIES WISHING _SKILLE DE.anal two mesea Ww: of improving their German ses ue.| A JOR BALE \u2014 AMONG T THE ALTERATION setter 7 west of Mountain st.Any one Roo \u2014 For x ay By AN.Fes R}- treatment, nursing, sectuslon and confine.[machines, which «inal two messages at sirous of having th à ot à p © de- \u2018WANTED \u2014 A YOUTH FOR OFFICE sale bargains at Leach\u2019's Plano Roo detaining after fhis notice will be severely row house, first class appointments.2e0û ment.Bryson Med.Home, 132 York et., Buf.the saïne time over one ene in [opposite thelr dence ope evening per week.Address work, Custom House and banking, 0 Bt.Catherine.Ia a a Desutitul Bteinway and prosecuted, Good reward.#0 Osborne at.talo, N.Y.189 27 | directions.More won ¢till is the In Then experience preferred.A.Ramsay & son, LESSONS WANTED.Ne WANTED \u2014 PIANO LEBSBONS ON BUNDAY only.Address at once, stating Sarma, etc, vole 9888, Star Office Branch.- WANTED TO PUROHASE.NN o_o pay 3e notes À sera YOURS OR YOUR Gi W man fs cast 2 Promptly the a prices for Boots.romptis called or Bh «és Craig a ANTED, -\u2014 rand PURCHASE A NEW O .band SEP A \u2018The Soie Oo Par SE lal en w te con afd\u2019 price _Lattle.Hh Sefinour avenue, Mondreat: D \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT rmall family, one willing to leave the mount.ofty.Apply 10 Springfield ave, West \u2018WARTED sell medallions of the D cents \u2014 AGENTS EVERYWHERE.TO the King and.Queen, uke and Duchess of York, etc.Send 1 for samples.Dun Cameron, Imperial Building, Montreal.YY ANTED A.H 1 \u2014 A @MART YOUTH AS APprentice to the shirt and collar cutting.Sims and Co, 54 Latour st.190 - Wee ANTED = - yoo LADY, Broom ANTED \u2014 FOR OFFICE LAD A TWO round ne, legs, fine tone, perfect repair; take it rary carved for $90.HORT nuit- LAd.a KD 1904 aw R GALE \u2014 UPRIGHT Hy scarf, 7 LA actaves a, Ione, 2 New ork + Fn LE ot ot F® SALE \u2014_ oda.Blscuis time, facile, gts Ty broken.able for house hold ls.about 45 escûs.Christie, Brown\u201d and Co., Charles Borromee R ak OA DR Lane \u201cmiclly tharked, white cool AT, _from es winsing stock, Argyle, O,-018 Bar Oi tcp Pet pe SE entry 0.one BOUT pt must have some knowledge of shorthand.N, 045, Star ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY YOUNG GIRL es senergt; na Cooking or washing.Apply vante A LADY'S CYCLE WITH: e mi ! de Bar Doan ot: Are po Spray At Abel Rand, Oy avenue, vas PARTNERS WANTED, PARTNER FOR AN eran.ro 12000.Rares Bat On Office, ANTSD - and inven Fi to 0, 484.Lo Cou emis Fa CE ie t, Colborne Lo ie \u2014 PAIR goLp please return do 4 Guy st, end be VENING OF THE 13TH SON THE E with enamel bird, ste.Cha- prised\u2019 owner a8 & gift friend.Reward at 53 Young street sa.RIMMED BPEC- chain attached.Finder al rewarded.A SOOMMODATIONS, putrto SE oncles from rates Ww Sri Jr Bed i D 3.ROOMS AND BOARD IN BUFFALO.way satrañcé to Faporition; retes HT Torney ont On nine = on; room! L00; breakfast * - _ ant ARD \u2014 FIRST CLASS ACCO -American visitors; Bos for Pan-A A .2h ten min- ad- sents.gti Roa , ale amir ht 2308 4.\" a 10 BC Aamietk \u2018mate Caer 360-8: Roo To FURNISHED ROOMS, BPAUTI- board if location; central: good quired.eh Palace st., corner of Palace and Beaver Hall Hil.190 3 3aw LET FRONT PARLOUR BEDroom on lower flat, steam heated; children; suitable for two gentlemen.20 Bet- thelet, stone cottage.OÔMS \u2014 TWO LARGE FURNISHED OR or light wo gentlemen.Fc Berthelet.ooM \u2014 WELL FURNI SHED ROOM FOR + §T per month, | large Clotlies closet and rear bathroom, 33 Bishop QOONS \u2014 NICELY TT DOUB single, suitable for one or two gentie- mem ry onvantonce, §7 Mansfield » able \u201cdouble ro LARGE Colfronr.| 127 Metcaife.3 arate, for or two ping OOMS \u2014 WELL: PIRES BEDROOM.also Brit class table board; transients a Bur oni 100 2 FUR- TO LET \u2018NICE neo | LS RS = es B°%4 \u2014 WANTED.WIDOWER HAVING ated house would Jet same\u2019 in exchange for board to married couple.Apply T to 8 p.m., 009 Lagauchetiere st.\u2018 190 3 ROOMS WANTED.THREE UNFURNISHED in or \u201cmail heated fiat, central Jocal- of \u2018Bleury.| porti of of Dorchester.Ad- 1 weet dices D., XJ ANTED\u2014 i R BY LADY, W without meals; m be between Pee| and University and north of Dorcheater: Peferenves required.X, 0502, Star Bi W* ANTED TWO ROOMS ON GROUND ; floor, st Gatherine strest, west of Guy ot.X, 9602, Btar Branch, .190 3 SUMMER RESORTS.OUND TRIP \u2014 Lake Bt.returning by QUEBEC TO ROBPRVAL.Jon and Chicoutimi, by rail.is unequalled on dol ter 1llus- play.minut Often Bill, office.gr aph to all the teleph being.multiplex machine, espatch vix messages i Hone directiona.ing the Wheat-stone ap) strument bas a record of minute.When anything im \u2018tral Telegraph i sending reports across ite numerous wires.despatched over thé wires from and a talk of by which a clerk can pat the same time ja or very rapid work- ratus is called into of 350 words a indeed, the in- f 600 words whereby a spee e can be obtained: portant occurs the Cen- ce is exoeedingly busy as many as 500,000 words are despatched in the early hours of the morning of a famous Parliamentary papes.Mr.Gladatone introduced his When Home Rule words were \u201cthe heal This in regarded at the Central Tele Office na a.\u201cnight\u2019s\u201d in 1886, over 1,000,000 essages can be sent from this office parta.of the world.In addition to wires there are numerous ones, one of the most interesting that from London to Paris.hav, ' Nol.\u201d WITH HARBOUR Le BOARD, I8 POSTPONED.Pwing ta the Absence of Mr.Tarte at .Memréméook it Will Not be Hold Datll Saturday\u2014Will Mr.Wolvin Take up Mr.Connor's Scheme\u2014 A Letter on the Subject.Me.Wolvin and some of his associates % expected to arrive in the city either this or te-morrow morning, and to-mor- ow afteraeon a conference will be held th the members of the Harbour Board in ference to the Windmill Point conces ons which the Duluth gentleman is anxi- bus to obtain.It is not at all likely, however, that any- hing decisive will be done at this meeting, the Hon.J.- Israel Tarte, Minister of Public Works, will not be present.A letter from Mr, Tarte, fated Auguet , was read, in which be said ON TRAIN OTTAWA-MONTREAL.\u201cI cannot possibly be present on the 15th.Weebs ago I made an engagement to be present at Memramcook on that \u201cday for he celebration of the Acadian national fay, and it ts \u2018out of the question for me 0'fait to keep my engagement.\u201d At the meeting this morning, the Com missioners expressed the opinion that Mr.Wolvin \u2018 would a over until Saturday, pn which day Tarte would: be pre-eut pd they could Momie something.a reminder that Mr.Conners had some laim upon them and that it would perhaps.b Raster to give this fact due weight in ving at an agreement with Mr.Wolvin, letter from Mr.Conners, sent to the Commissioners last April, was recalled.This letter went on to state that any Regatia- ions which might be arrived at with Mr, Wolvin would meet with the ap roval .of Mr.Conners.In other words the latter entleman would be ready to transfer his içebstons to Mr.Wolvin without ques nator Mackay explained that Mr.Con- Mers was in a position to stand in the y, as he process necessary to break the d.necesearily take time, This obviated if Mr.Wolvin could arranged with to take up the work which Mr, Conners had dropped.AT VILLE MARIE CONVENT tA RECEPTION TO ROYALTY.Great Preparations Being Made for x the Bvent at Monklands.One of the unique receptions to be tendered the Duke and Duchess of York on he occamion of their coming visit will be that of the Sisters of the Congregation at of the educational order in Cenada to-day.All f visita of members of the Rigel family to.Canada they have always made a point to vieit the convent.On the nothing undone to make the reception sur pres Song ois of (Ale Lind t given b Dan.yet gi the institution will retura early in Do eptenim and will\" t] take part in the different events of b days cel main build- formerly used as the resi- of: the Ge: corridors and tastefull js magnificently suite Jor a grand reception, and w ready busy.putting everything toto.rst.condition be large gardens will also be carefully arr .The entire mme has not yet been completed.gemente have already been mede to present the Duke and Duchew with ea pi nninated addresses, on the t of the pupils, and the gregation Order.e ceremony will take place | in the ban formerly used as the reception room the Governor-General, Invitations will be extended to the leading members of the clergy and citizens.MONTREAL FOOTBALL BOYS GETTING READY FOR PLAY.Will Hold a Meeting of Organization on Tuesday Next in the Gymnaäïrunt \u2014 Jimmie Craig Will The members of the Montreal Football Club think that it is about time to do something towards getting into eLape for the coming season.Their rivals, the Brit- annias, have been talking over things for g uite a while, and the Montreal boys will old a meeting of organization on uesday next in the Gymnarium,on Mansfield street, when coaching rommittees and other responsible officials will be appointed.\u201cJimmie\u201d Craig will captain the team this year.THROWN FROM A SCAFFOLD.Two Men Injured and One May Die, While the Other is Recovering.While\u2019 Ovila Lapointe, 1031 St.Hubert .and Hyacinthe Charette, 110 Na- = street, were working on a scaffold- attached to a building near the corner of Bt.Henry and Notre Dame streets, se y, they were suddenly, by some accident, thrown to the ground.They \u2018were removed to the General Hospital, \u201cand, while no bones were found broken, te was reported to-day to be in a i \u2018serious condition.Lapointe is making Progress towards recovery.i ; Ministers in the City.\u201c¥Hon.J.Tl Tarte was in the city to-day \"of his way to the féstivities to be ford He St.Joseph's \u2018College, Memrameook, : to-morro\u2019 Minister of Militia, Hon.F.Jou Geriegal O'Grady-Haty, Col, er den town a wa Sod to attend the rece tion ven by the Quebee Rifle As t Pointe eux Tremblès.re rire Death of James H.Mallette.The case of James \u2018 H.Mallette, 150 Prince street, who lost his life by \u2018losing his balance and falling from the gallery $ hig residence, was disposed of to-day a.\u2019 the coroner without calling a jury.Italian Colony\u2019s Picnic +All arrangements have been completéd \"for the picnic at the Electric., Back \u2018River, on Sunday.under the auspices ot the Italian colony of Montreal.Blasi's full /ofehaatra for dancing has been secured.A ' Wramm band will also be in atteridance.Card -:16awe corner of Mount Royal and St_Law-_ vence street every fifteen minutes, Sev- 1 will be present.Italian Consul- QGenoral de Massa has been invited, and- a II probably be present, as well as ex- neul-General Internoscla.The following \u201c\u2018éérmrmittee have charge of the affair: Al- verte Dtni, G.Bavolino, G.Leciaitre, G.wn Vighno, 2 R Mordr, D.Magna and A 2 Inn, - IA NEW HOSPITAL | one of the governors, called on the West : ak elexations from the military oorps of cul \u2018study; as \u2018a school planned T0 COST 100,00 PROPOSED .BY GOVERNORS OF THE WESTERN GENERAL; Wèstmount has Been Approached and « a Conference Will be Held With the Governors To-Morrow\u2014Would Sell Old Hospital Property and go West.> The Governors of the Westers General Hospital are mow discussing the plans for the erection of a $100,000 hospital, For quite a few years the institution has been running on good financial basis, and the m:- jority of those intercsted think that the time is now opportune for the erection of a modern building that would meet all the requirements of the fast growing p-pula- tion of the western ecction of the city.The plana that are now being considered and seem to meet with the favour of the majority of the Governor would result in the crection of four large wings joined to one another by covered passages; in order that if found necessary any one of the wings could easily be completely isolated.It wae primarily intended that the large lot of vacant land surrounding the present building at the corner of Dorchester street and Essex avenue would be used, but laterly | some of the Governors have thought that as this ground has become very valuable, owing to its very central location, it would perhaps be better to sell it, and get cheaper land elsewhere, and the money thus sv) ed might be put into the building itself.Westmount was at once talked of as a very suitable locality.The governors, however, decided that although a large number of their patients came from St.Henri and Ste.Cunegonde, it would not be advisable to purchase any land in Westinoant situated below Dorchester street.Although several éites have been talked of, nothing has been done yet in this part of the matter.At a more recent meeting.it was decided to try to get the Westmount - authorities interested in the erection of the hos- ital in question.he town, as is well nown, has for, some time past been considering the erection of a contagious diseases hospital, and as nothing has been definitely cided, the governors considered that it might prove a very feasible undertaking to have such an hospital built in connection with the Western, and subject to the supervition of its médical board.With this end in view, Mr.H.A.Hodgzon, mount Council, and placed the matter Le- fore them for consideration.A meeting of the Board of Governors will be held at the hospital to-morrow afternoon, a, which Mayor ighthall, Councillors J.R.Walker, TR edfern and Buimer will re- enn Re rn.The matter will be thoroughly gone into, aa several of the Governors have expressed the desire that a new hospital may be started as soon as po THE PAYMENT OF DUES IN ARREAR, SHIPPING CONFERENCE WRITES TO THE BARBOUR BOARD.- And Stirs up its Anger by Asking it to Collect Dues for Which the Shipping Agents Are Responsible\u2014The History of the Arrangement for Collecting of These Dues.The ire of the Harbour Commissioners was stirred to the depths to-day when a letter signed by the secretary of the Montreal Shi ping Conference was read.e letter was as follows: The attention of the Conference had been drawn to the large accumulation of arrears of wharfage up to the end of July from which it ap + that à good many firms are considerably behind Land in their payments, and I bly been instructed to request you to bring some pressure to bear upon exporters so that there may be no arrears at the end of the season.(Signed) A.E.WOODWORTH, Becretary.The Chairman and some of the other Commissioners.thought that the letter was to say the least impudent.\u201cWho and what is this Montreal Ship- ing £ erence?\u2019 remar Senator Mac- suy; \u201cI never heard of them and the Sec retary has been unable to find out anything about such an organization.\u201d Messrs.Torrayce and Reford both stated that the organization existed all right enough aud that it represénted the shipping firms of the city.The Chairmen then explained that the present arrangement had been made en- tireyl at the solicitation of the ship ping men themselves, and the Commis sioners had agreed to it in order to accommodate the shipping trade.The commis sioners had done their best to make these collections promptly and effectively, in fact the employes of the Harbour office had nt a great deal of valuable time over | t e matter and here was the thanks they received for it.In order to facilitate the departure of veesels the shipping men by special argree- ment, become responsible for the collection of harbour dues on out oing produce.The shipping men would rather become responsible for the uncollected dues than hold their ships until they are collected, As the matter now stands the shipping men are responsible and the Harbour Office together with the Customs Department make the collections.The collection of the dues by the Harbour Office is convenient for the shipping men from more than one point of view.It seems that {he shipping agents came to the -Recretary of the Harbour Board and made representations as follows: \u2018Say, Seath, Messrs.\u2014\u2014 and B\u2014\u2014 owe $200 in barbour dues for which our firm is responsible.Now like a good fellow send around and hound them to pay up.They are good customers of ours and if we did it they would be offended.\u201d It seems that last year when navigation closed there was something like $8000 short which the shipping men were obliged to make up.Naturally they are not anxious fo have a repetition of this and hence the etter.EDUCATIONALISTS IN CONVENTION, ONLY A SMALL NU NUMBER ASSEMBLE AT OTTAWA.Discussions on Various Phases of Pedagogic Work-\u2014The Kindergarten System\u2014Higher Education in England and in Ontario-Reforms Sug- gested\u2014The Value of Arithmetic.(Special to to the Star.) OTTAWA, August 14\u2014The Dominion Educational Association commenced their triennial meeting in the Normal School this morni So far, the committee are greatly disappointed at the results, as, up to noon, only 42 members had registered.The attendance, however, at the various sections, showed that more members than had registered were in attendance.At Halifax, three years ago, fle attendance was over 300.In the en section, the president, Miss Bolton, of Ottawa, delivered an interesting address, a fre.F.M.S.Jen- ns, organist of St.George's Church, gave an excellent Leper on \u201cEducational Value of \u2018The rest of the time was occupied by dis | cussion, illustration of method, and songs by Kindergarteners, which showed good training.THE HIGHER EDUCATION, Department opened ite first session in thé science room of, the Normal School.The president, Dr.in, in a brief opening address, spoke of the work being done in this department, regretted thats the date of the meeting hindered the attendance of many of their leading educators, an gested the adyisability of the formation of committees, to \u20ac er special departments of secondary work, and to report at the next meeting, on courses, purposes, and methods, somewhat after the-plan of the reports of the National Educational Convention of America Mr.Bykes, of Ottawa, waa appointed tec retary.Mr.W.Packenham, B.A., chairman of the Board of Examiners.for Ontario Edu- sation Department, read an elaborate paper Some Phases of Advanced elementary Work in England, \"* tracing step by step the development of higher.e postion amongst the masses as distinguished from the higher education which had been the special privilege of the higher classes, and relating it to the social and political conditions exiat- in land.in, in on explanatory address, ronounced the su bject open for discussion, ut no one responded -\u2014\u2014 HIGH SCHOOL TEACHING.\u2026.- \"Dr.Goggin then read a by Mr.W.% Robertson, B.A., on \u201c odification of the High School Courses of Ottawa, Demanded by the n to-day The r pointed out that, in the maintenance of certain curriculs,; the value of the results in commercial life was altogether lost sight of, and the only gauge of success was t Humber of puplle | passing the matriéulati \u2014for_ téathing examination.Pis Save way An.time, and the examinations were separs ed.Following this line, he de epict the causes which step b step, led to the giving, of a ood gen education in.the secondary schools.gene paper de eprecated the multi ficity of studies now fol owed in the schools.y attempt to teach every subject in the curriculum must be a failure.e great difficulty is that people are not disposed to make the monetary sacrifice necessary to the maintenance oi à *dequate schools.The High schools could ford to give educational luxuries.They should give a good, sound, practical education.Let those who wanted educational luxuries pay for them.- d take a long {ime to erndicate the evils which bad int It would not be long.beret the question would be asked: demon did influence the sducktional ss sf Ontario!\u201d Now, it was difficult to return to a rational curri- um.What Ontario needed was, not so much; & modification of the courses of equipped for the purpose of carrying bas the.eurri- culum.CHILD STUDY.of the department of inspection and n ar 1 tor man as Buperier Shoots.for Drenided, = Le the Normal School \u201cToronto read the first paper on \u201cWhat Child Study has Done for ucation.\u201d He advocated that, up to the age of eight, all writing hy pupils should be done on the blackboard with the arm movement.Drawing should express thought, rather than be initiative, and pupils should suggest.ucetions rather than have em put by the teacher.Promotion should be uniform upon examination, and the teacher ehould use his own jud _ \u201cMETHODS IN ARITHMETIC* was the title of a pa by Mr.W.J.Sum- merby, Inspector of Publi Schools for Russell.In his opinion given to arithmetic, and a great deal of it was wasted.The pre roblems were too difficult and too many.Élementary work was not thoroughly done and arithmetic was valued too highly.An interesting discussion ensued, in which Messrs.W.J.Knight, of Lindsay; William Jobnston, Athens; John Burton, Freedericton; Silcox and Robinson and Miss Mullen took part.The value of problems was the chief dubiect of the dis cussion.this point, there was great diversity of opinion.fferent sections will continue work this afternoon; and this even bli meeting will be held.los à public Mr.Harrison\u2019s Ruskin Story, Few men of to-day can lay claim to havin known personal} fo many leaders o thought as can M eric Harrieon.remembers the dr Freder of Queen Victoria, was a friend of Tennyson and of Ruskin, » and can enjoy the Pine of havi een the means of inapiri eorge Bot to write \u2018\u201cRomola\u2019\u201d piring ¥ Mr.Harrison recalls how, at one time, when taking luncheon at the home of George Eliot, he listened to what seemed to \u2018his younger ears a most interesting bit of |- conversation between his hostess and An thony Trollope, who was also a guest.Tne latter declared that he was in the habit of rising early and working steddily for two houre before breakfast, requiring daily of himself a certain nu r of words.The hostess regarded her distinguished est with some envy, and replied that she could write only now and then, as the impulse came; that her efforts were seldom satisfactory, and that she often destroyed the first and even the second draft of a chapter before it was to her liking.\u201cAh,\u201d replied \"Anthony Trollope, \u201cthat is because your writing is imaginative; you create Vas characters, while I write only e.about it peop arrison relates one of the many in- Aa which give glimpees of Ruskin\u2019s pnfailing cor consideration for his mother and er reli beliefs.Incidents arising out of thie abit of the critic were frequent, for his mother was \u2018a strict and stauach vini Mr.Harrison called at the Ruskin home, hoping to be allowed to see the famous collection of Turner er paintings then in the pos session of his To his disappointment, however, the ine which hung over thn pictures \u2018to keep the light from them, were not Que fer hia benefit Kid me was {heh in a_ pleasant chat abou eunyson, Harrison underetood that a oR atin from the Queen herself would ot have induced Ruskin to uncover his paintings on the-Lord\u2019s Day, in his mother\u2019s | ome.: Beloved by Animals.Robert Browning\u2019s mother had an extra ordinary power over animals, W_ J.Stilk yÿe, in could even lure butterflies to her by \u2018ome unknown nieâns, and that domestic animals obeyed her as if by the aia of reason.rt had received a present of a buil- dog, of a rare breed, which tolerated no in- dou os from any Person except him or his mother, and would never allow strangers to be in the least familiar with her.When e in, he was not allowed to shake Bands with her, for the dog at once showed h.Not even her was allowed eet approach her too closely, and if was propre familiar with her than the dog though proper, the display uf teeth was very evident.One to subject him to a severe tes, Robert pat \u201chis arm about his mother\u2019s neck, aa they sat side by side at the table.The dog went round behind them feet \u2018on a chair, and lifted A arm with nose.ere Wie & favourite cat in the family, and her the dog hated.© One day he chase.her under a cupboard and kept: her Shere, until M Browning gave him a severe lecture, and charged bi mo p more.The creature obeyed her implicitly.From that time forth he was never known fo touch tho h the, remembering mont ineolently pures a ne L the cat, al st tyranny, bore oward him.Y Yes Fri er Ho | tate I and m never to | | WON Sano, LOST Son 00, THE CORN RING'S REIGN WAS \u2014 t Wheat and Corn Strong Abroad and Easy at Home\u2014Üntaria.Crop Bulletin Shows Fairly Satisfactory State of Affairs\u201410,000,000 Bushels Wheat\u2014Apples a Failure.GO PA to the Star.) stan: Pp! from the books, which make their standing better than anticipated.hey owe less than $200.000, and Phillips says they will ba able to pay in full.Their net losses are sald to more than the profits from the commissions, particularly in the May corn pool, where comnissions were a, and losses by over-payment ONTARIO CROP BULLETIN, The August crop bulletin for Ontario.based on appearances on August 1, was issued by the Department of AgricuMure yesterday.The general effect of the returns is that this.year has not been as good a season for the farmer as 1900, although in some instances the situation is better.The fall wheat suffered very badly in the large south-western wheat belt from the Hesslan fly, while rust and exceedingly hot weather has wrought damage in other parts.The yleld is estimated at sixteen million bushels, compared with twenty- three million last year.The yleld of all spring grains is less than last year, though not seriously, except in the case of peas, Of hay and clover the crop is exceptionally heavy, belng the largest of the year.This, together with the excellent pasture, which has existed throughout the season, and the almost normal crop of oats, will largely save the sttuation by providing an abundance of feed for stock.The apple crop is a failure, while peaches will Hkewise be acarce.Following are the estimates of ylelds: Fall wheat, 1651, 499 bushels, 17.6 per acre; spring wheat, 5,712, 208 bushels, 16.1 per acre; barley, 16,867, 16t bushels, 26.5 Suehels | er acre; oats, 79,868,- 840 bushels, 33.2 bushels per acre; peas, 10,730,178 \u2018bushels, beans, 1.065,628 bushels, 19.9 bushels per acre; rye, 2,690,027 bushels, 17.0' bushels per acre; hay and clever, 4,633,317 tons, 1.81 tons per acre.Other crops\u2014The following acreageg have been determined, for crops for which no estimate can De Widde at present: Corn, for husking, 828,923; corn, for silo, 197, 982: buckwheat, 83,268; potatoes, 154,156; angels, 61 095; carrots, 9,221; turnips, 145, rape, 41,693; flax, 7,083; hops, 1,064; tobilcco, 2,835; orchard and garden, 364,299 vineyard, 13,227.pples give an estimated yield of 13,834, 22d bushels or a little more than two bushels to each tree of bearing age\u2014less than 40 per cent.of last year's yleld.The Liverpool grain market was strong to-day, Bept.closing 3d up, at bs 9%d, and December 9d up, at bas 11d.Antwerp was steady, at 16 for No.2 red winter.Paris was unchanged, at 22.70 for August, and 23.65 for Nov.and Feb.London reported No.1 stand, Cala.about + 0.due, 283 3d .page.northern spring, Sept.and Oct., 28s, pa; Walla Walla, ps e., 298; Australian, uly and August, 29s 3d; La Fl ate, f.o.r.t, loading, 29s 3d.The.Bartlett, Frazier Co.'s quoted Sept.options, at 1 o'clock, at Chicago, as follows: Wheat, ¥c down, at 72%c; corn, 134c down, at 58%c; oats, 8c up, at 3T4c.Corn In the Great American Bottom was being cut up last Saturday week for fodder, where there should be.n heavy yield if anywhere.Farmers are feeding corn fodder to thelr hogs, as it {s mostly coba.The alfalfa crop In Arizona is reported in twenty-three counties the largest ever known, and is now being gathered for \u2018he second time this season, leaving another crop due, according to' the ruie in Colora LOCAL MARKET.\u2014The\" tnarket 1s very dull, but.quotagions [contipiia steady.Oats, in a jo bbing vay.are Suoted at 39% to nts -store\u2026 Export trade is very aul.Rye 1s quoted at b8c afloat; peas are nominal at 79 1-2c afloat.Barley was steady o°t 51°1-2¢c afloat for No.3, and 60c fo 3 extra: buckwheat, 65 1-2c afloat; red and whité Ontario whgat at 47c, and No.2 spring, nominally 75 afloat.FLOUR.\u2014The market ts steady.Ma toba spring patents, $4.10; best stron La -80; winter wheat tents, $3.50 t 5.x; Straight rollers, $3.30 to $3.35; In Doge 31.60 ROLLED OATS.\u2014The market is steady Quotations are $3.90 to $4.10 in barrels, and $1.87% to 33 in bags, FEED\u2014Holders are asking more money.Manitoba bran, \u2018tn bags 16.00 ; ehorts, in dass : Ontario bran, in bulk, $15.35 to $16, and shorts, 517 to $18 In bulk; moullle, 318 to $25.HAY\u2014The market for oa hay is rm.but new is said to be weak.Prices on old are $11 for No.1, $9.50 to $10 for No.2 and $9.28 to $9.50 for clover.TORONTO.\u2014Market steady to.day.Local exporters quoted new red and white wheat at 68c, middle trélghte, and old at 70e; No.2 goose wheat was quoted at @c, middle freights; No.1 spring was quoted by exporters at 6c east; Manitoba wheat was firm at 8c for No.1 hard, grinding in transit, Pe for No.aa end 2 2¢ less for local delivery, proronto and Firmer in sp mpatiy with the ad- vante \"in wheat.Looal exporters are bid- ]-dins 83:96 for cars of Ontario.patents Jn barrels, midaie freights, and hoiders a asking $3 to $3.10.ice brands are neld at 16 to 20c higher.Manitoba flour is firmer at $4 for Hungarian patents, and $3.70 for strong bakery in car lots, bags included, Toront Milifeeé\u2014Is about steady at $13.50 to $14 for shorts, and $13 to $12.2 for bran in car lots west.Barley\u2014Is steady; No.2-0!d is quoted ot 43¢ middie freights, and new feed at 40 to 4lc west.Rye\u2014Is steady at 45c west end 47c east.Corn\u2014Is firm at 6c to bic for Canada peter ve est No.2 American is quoted at T Dai Are \u201ctn good deman 87e for No.2 mid die { reig and firm at a new No.3 firm: old are nominal and new are quoted at 65c, middle Manitoba Wheat.(Bpectal to the Mar.) WINNIPEG, Man.Auxust 14.\u2014Whesat, Fort Willlam treight ye Bo; : Brandon fréight rate, fle.fretghte.178 bushels per acre; | a private wire\u2019 mp THE GULLINE HORSE COLLAR CO.GRANBY, p and all six \u201cProgressive deniers sel them, H yours doesn't, we'll ship to you direct and prepay the ralicoad freight to any part of Cana Best Farm Collars ever a Our 40 page illustrated Catalogue gives and tells all about them ; we mail it sp WANT ONE?at to cla JA the EDUCATIONAL.apened ol SHORTELL'S ACADEMY vate clase for hoys of eleven years and upwards TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD, 2077 TTA St.Catherine Street ; special attention paid Eng sity course prefer A course for à adtte in advanced work in lish wil de given.For full intormation apply to ish publectss Jupils 1ntendi':g to lake = univer- in eonnection with the night D.H.SHORTELL.M.À.Holder of Grat-claae certificate (Ount.), specialist's certificate in Enviish and History, ¢ ficale with honours, and inspector's certificate (Out.) \u20ac honour gratuate and tnedullist of ueen\u2019s, graduate of Ontario Mermal College.Private Address\u2014lut U nion os.civil service certi- 100 8 Saw C T als at In 5 98, 10 at 958%, 2 at Mont.St.Ry.\u2014150 at 290, 5 at Pomial De Inter, Coal Co.Dom.Steel Uo .Ouawa.L'0i0n .cusmacnre 640 .Norte We: To-Day\u2019s Sales.2% at 2 0 à at 934, 50 C.P.111%, 26 at 11 112, 25 at 111%, 152 at 111%, 50 at 111%, 25 at 1%, § at 11144.25 at 111%, Æ at 111%, 50 at 111%, 25 at 111%, 60 at 01%, 112, 23 at 111%, 25 at \u201c112, 475 at 111%, 112, 100 at 111%, 125 at 112, 15 at 112% 12.n City-25 at 97 » Jo at 97 275 at 98, 3 % t 57, mat six, 5 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.173, 625 at 60 at 1117, 5 at , 176 a at 98, 60 at 97%, 8 au 70 at Payne\u20143.800 a 15.Dom.ca at va 175 at Bik.Power Co.\u2014275 at Dom.Cottor\u201475 at 94 at 80 Bong, \u201c00 at Tor.Ry.\u20140 at 109%,\" 50 at 109%, 100 at 109%.Reported for the o., Stock Brokers, Stocks 12.80.Canadian Pacifte.DuluthB.8.& A.Co.roi.R.& 0.Nav.Co.Commerciai Cable \u2026 Mantreai Telegraph \u2026 Beil Telephone.i Mont Heat LéLight x9.DOOM, mess n aon win City, Transit xd.Do Do Pref Mont n Coal Com.Basar Te Townshipe.Mochelagé counsves sem veuges re mesons rerbet assess sate SE pa M Star by 2 Bt.Aug.14 Ask sie Ask, Gordon Strathy & Sacrament st.Aug.Monk, tor J.8.Bach e ect private Ames Copper Amer.T Tobacce Do Amer.Sond Reis 0 Ce Btocka, Vireoer oo 20e Am.bg Ti Co.Aron ascvoalf lens pébaccaed - pie - MONTREAL MING EXCHANGE.§ Following were the the sales at this morn- Ang's session of the J Exchan ngs: i public\u20142,000 a ; r MORNING BOARD.De Ps hs T 4 ge 828 wrensse comenire sesopersen 0e aude yo Seoete sre cnet rimmse 0 2 peus press og = = 1.60 \u201c20 , 1.00 Mai = L GRR noiee mcsscomece coors Whi cineca à ssoses semnce 18 3rey .J a 200 ty.Spares de.nsonase, lorado Fuel à iron.Specially reported for the Star by R.Mere.Ole sand CCAR L - dith and Company,.Mining Brokers, 51 Bt.Dosw Francols Xavier a 3 1901.12.80 5.fa .: Par vaines + sh: Ptocks, 15 Pavhe 19 Ropauie de: pre! 100N Th Sia auivoiie Fear .00 b e -24 Motte Missouri Pacific.1.00 Bie coeur à.09 ace ae \u2019 1.10 8.00 0.10 Aven 1.00 1.00 3,00 smssen 103% 109% + HR 168% 167 il il | spl 35 Ur NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.| 8 ectall prepertes for the star by \u20ac D.2 > Bacrament street, manager and Co., Ne ew York, over dir- The Royal Trust Co, |: MONTREAL.45,000,008.00 500,000.00 850,000.00 Capital Authorised + - Capital Sabsoribed\u201d « - Capital Paid Up « +.+ \" PRESIDENT.Rt.Hon.Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, Gcua VICE-PRESIDENT.Bon George À Drummond LIRECTORS.Macnider Sir \u2018William C.Van Horne, K .Office\u2014100 St, James Street.law M ROBERTSON, Manager WANTED, For The Medical Buildings of McGill University, A resident qualified engineer; must have mechanical ability, be sober, trustworthy and industrious; a & permanent position for a good man.Written applications with testimonials only received up to August 21st.Registrar, Me teal oa ulty, McGill University.BEAN MARKET S ADVANCING, STOCKS LIGHT AND HOLDERS ASKING GOOP PRICES.M.G.Butter is Steady and Merchants Are Wondering How To-day\u2019s Country.Market Will go\u2014Big Shipments o: Eggs Going on\u2014Oheese Market is Dull, Stet, BUTTER \u2014 The market is unchanged here, and buyers are wondering what will be the result at West Shefford to-day.Last week 2ll4c was sald to have been bid, but it is understood that the butter was eventually shipped here on consignment, and some claim that most of it is in cold storage yet.This causes a somewhat eas- ler feeling than might otherwise exist, and some think Zie will be the Jaiire to-day.As exporters are paying 20% to 21Yc for fancy goods here, it is thought by others that Shefford's will not bring less than 2150 f.o.b.There fs a fair demand, and the market is firm.Fine creameries bring 2040 and others proportionally.\u2018Western dairies are quoted at 16 to 17c.Receipts to-day amounted to 3.048 parkas ges.CHEESE.\u2014Very little sold At yesterday's country cheese boards.Neither buyers nor sellers appear very anxious at present, and, on the whole, the market may be regarded as about steady.Quotations to-day are 9%c for Quebecs, 94 to 9%c for Townships, and 9% to 9%c for Westerns.The Liverpool publie cable wus steady at 16a Gd to 47s 64.Receipts Yéported on the Board of Trade mere were 9,748 boxes.EGGS\u20148hi ipments to England, said to be experimental, are quite heavy just now, and the British market is in good shape, The local market is steady to firm under a good demand.Buyers are paying 10% to Île f.o.b.Straight receipts and strailght candled will bring from 11% to 12Ke, uc- cording to quality.No.2 candied brings 10344 to Hic, and No.1, not selects, about 1244c.Receipts reported on the Board of Trade 4 were 655 cases.BEANS.\u2014The m market is very strong, and holders\u2019 are dem ng $2 per bushel for primes, in small lots.Twelve bag lots are quoted at $1.90 & bushel.HONEY-\u2014In the local market now light strained, ia ting, is gold at 8 to X, and'tight comb, in pound sections, at Xo to Wie.APLE PRODUCTS! are bein offered at 5c a 1b, though tne are til held at 6c.Good sugar, Sic.POTATOES\u2014Btock is very scarce and dear.Barrels are =elling at $2 to $3.26 and even higher for really fine stock, as against Sir W.C.Macdonald HOUSEHOLD 0, FURNITURE AND at oar large pelogroons, ames Street, Regul, 0 Appt d 455 6t.darnes 81 Cr Friday.i6th' August, at 10 a.m Ot household furniture, pianos, carpets, mirrors, eweliery, ding, stoves, ranges, Consignments Soltcited.Advances made Prompt cash re ns, fate te storage £ for furniture, etc.sales eve wove FRAS ER BROS.Auctioneers, Handsome Axminster, Wilton, Brae.sols and Tapestry Carpets, English Oticloth.Linoleums, Curtains and Portieres, Planos, Fancy Goods, Etc.The subscribers will selliat their rooms, 241 and 23 Bt.James street, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 16, 1901, a large assortment of handsome carpets, in varioud sizes and beautiful designs; alsn ee.strips, rugs, mais, costly stair car- 2 En Heh ollicloth and lnoleums.5M ss lace curtains, eiderdown and cies bed covers, house furnishings,.iso son \u201clot of new.and second-hand household furniture.bedroom sets, odd bureaus, and bedsteads, carpets, parlour and b room sets.Also a Very fine lot of about ® counter show -cases, to be sold without the slightest reserve, for account of whom \u2018gale at 2.80 px ale at pm.\" \u2018RAE & DONN LL \u2014 Auctioneers, If you.are in want 61 carpets or housé furnishings, call and see our large assortment.auction or private sale.2 TURKISH E \u2014RUGS.We are now offering.at reduced prices.a cholce assortment of : Turkish, Indian and Persian Rugs, Carpets and Palace Strips.} Our stock consists of the.largest and most varièd collection of rugs in Canada,\u2019 Including some of the \u2018Wchest specimens of the weaver\u2019 0 art.\"ahbese we de offering at prices whic y competition.Ruxs Bn viet our Looms, 1521.1523 tre Dame street (first floo: M.HICKS & Co.Auctioneers.Nd» 190 4 INSOLVENT NOTICE In re G.TUCK & CO., Montreal - Bale by auction as No.Jam Montreal, on MONDAY, sen ACCUSE.1801, at 11 o'clock.Book debts.er Hat.Cees 233.87 ENT & -St.James st.MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers.190 3 INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of W.PEPIN & Co.Montreal, insoivents.Baie by auction at No.6 8t.James »ot., Montreal, WEDNE BDAY, AUGUEP stat, 1901, at 11 o'clock a.m.: \u2019 : 3.Book .debts, per 4.Rent .of dry: ods store to May 1st, 5 Font of boot and shoe store to a; Btores will be open \u2018tor inspection of stock Tuesday, August 20th, 1901, LAMARCHE & RENOIT, Assi - No.1709 Notre Dame st, MARCOTTE BROS, ' Auctioneers.Nees, ntr 190 3 2aw INSOLVENT - NOTICE store, No.1580 Notre Dame street, Montreal, insolvent.The undersigned will sell By.public aye- tion at No.60 8t.James street, Montreal, WEDNESDAY, the fist of AUGUST, 1901, at 11 o'clock am.: the following asset Stock tobacco, Pipes and cigars.or 3450-00 Fixtures ses vue vésuree fer vee een x 0.09 For further particulais and permit od visit, apply t ALEX.DESMARTBAU, 1598 Notre Dame.st.Montreal.MARCOTTE -B 190 2 2aw Auotonesra i \u201c TO CONTRACTORS.Sealed proposals Will be received at the office of the Brompton Pulp and Paper Company, situated on the St.Francis Rive at Brompton Fals, P.Q.o'clock noon, Au dot execution of the following work: The construction and removal of about 30,000 cubic.yards of ledge for fore bay walls, wheel its and tailnace.The construction of fore y walls, wheel chambers and mill foundations, estimated to contain 10,000 cubic yar » of masonry and concrete.vtr the building of = pulp mill, 142x934 ft., two atories in heigh Also a wood Dropasing building, 67x65 ft, two stories in height, both of brick and (Steal construction, both with gravel \"epecifications and general plans can be examined and other information obtained by' application at.the office of the come pay a situated as above.MPTON PULP \u2018a PAPER co.Geo.B.Bearce, Fres.| To Stamp Dealers and Collectors one Ot HEIR Aug.18.about %0c a year ago.Recelpts are ex , ot.Pre 3.30 ed to increase ere long, Du it Is chougnt 118 118% the supply is light this year.dot eran 131.180% | \"COUNTRY CHEESE BOARDS.Big Big Place.Boarded.Sold.Price .41%.44% Aug.B.U all 9-9 Ari 74% Aug oe Bee .or a 25% ool Ho by Ded 1% \u2018a 08 1311wke bia : on Tedw 083 9 40 bid © 160 8 eg PAT 164 ke \u201cFay Sm = John Output 0 15-83 Dfickw \"7200 0.10 880ckw 888 9! Aug, al ot Avg.10.de bid Ol.- .10.Ottawa.1 ko un ses Ang.10.Brighton .180pwae .04-5 Avg.Dches hd wdc I Tidy Aus D Kempivi le.Jilbcaw al 5 2 Aug.te 940 we Aug.ile.\u201cbutter 23 20 iu Belleville.fd gn LY 124 Aug.À Aus.), Watert'n Er 000 in 0.i Aug.10.demstd'g,.x 1250 Laine on Aug.18.Lindesy.$750 sil Ph pad: 5 : HEE LU - F Ph Wholesale Fish Market.The market Ia Aull and very little change is to be observed.FRESH FISH.\u2014 Restigouche or Gaspe sal mon, froze, lc Ib.; haddock, fresh, 4 to Be; pike, To; whitefish, 8 to Sc: trout, B to So: dore or-pickerel, 8 to De Ib.; halibut, 19 to 146 ib; mackerel, 10 to 18¢ each, SALT FISH.\u2014 B.C.salmon, No.1 vod per bbl; Labrador salmon, No.1, $14 per : Mo.2, $12.80; half barrels, $7 tq $7.50: Loch Tre herrings, $1.18 per kes; salt herrings, ble.84.50 to #5; salt herrings, hal?barrels, 92.75 to SMOKED.F18H.\u20148moked herrings, ie © 1% per box; finnan haddies, Tc Ib.PREPARED FISH.\u2014Boneless cod, in bricks, 60 per Ib.; Loneless fish, loose, in $3-Ib.boxes, Se.ee doxes, Bc Ii ines or dress- per case;dry tm 106 Ib, canes, dk 01, do ood a.gin vo, (amps of very denomination and Issuk Tor 3 clean, oe detached and in packages uf Single stamps of any issue supplied to collec- 15 tf Address V, 1003, Star Office; Brrr SALE \u2014 PROVINCE or QUE.bee, District of Montreal.No.10074.Clr- Sram Deiendant.On ine Sara à otk ih e a ugust, 1901, at ten of the clock in the forennon.at the o-\u2014 Mo _\u2014Ontarie\u2014 - st, in the ot ty of Montreal, will de sold, by authority of Justice.ail the goods and chattels ot the sald Defendant, seized in thin cause, Sonn ting 9t honachoid Areniture.Sond! tions .UTU, B.8.C.tr Bn 1001.: ontreal, 081 à, à PAINTS, \u20ac OILS AND PUTTY.White Lead Has De Declined and Turpentine and Oil are Firm.The market for turpentine and olls !s getting firmer.Prices of white lead declined during the past week and trade Is rather quiet ai present.OILS AND PUTTY - Turpentine, 58¢ pal.: Huseed ofl, raw, 83c;: boiled, 800; Newlruniiond pure prime cod, 32; castor ofl, § to 10¢: putis In bulk, bbls.$2: bladders, in bhle, 82 20- biadders, in_bores, 83.23; tus, $2.45 to $2.78.GLASS-\u2014First break, per GO tect, $2.10; recon! dréak, per 50 fent, $2.20; per 100 feet, first hecal Si: second break, 84.06; third brexk, 867 fourth break, $4.93; Afth break.80.001 nixit break, $5.70; seventh break, $0.50.LOADS AND PAINTS \u2014 Quotations ars.Whits lead, West brandi, Government elandnrt ve; Ko.1, $5.62%: exterior white, 85.0314: white lead, In omsks, $3.15; kegs, $D.ATH; red lead pure, In cake, Bike; in kemë, 66; No, 1, In cask\u2019 ASL per su À % JE FES Wanted 1 Millinery Sales Ladies, also first-class Millinery Trimmers.Apply before 10 o'clock to .MANAGER MILLINERY DEPT, gs\u2019 WANTED-=\"; ply Tailors and Dressmakers.before 10 o'clock to our LADIES TAILOR DESIGNER.LAN A rer Ladies\u2019 Tailoring Dept.Reconstructed.We have engaged the services of a Vienna Ladies\u2019 Tailor with the best New York experience; he is an expert Artist in Ladies\u2019 Tailoring, and our patrons can rest assured that every effort will be made to produce the best effects.We guarantee a perfect fit and entire satisfaction in order taken.Clearing Lines in all gist Ladies\u2019 Sailor Hats, For example : $r.oo, for Ladies\u2019 Colored Capes, 12.00, » 15.00, for JOHN MURPHY & CO.JOHN MURPHY & CO.2343 St.Catherine Street.TERMS CASH.Corner Metcalfe Street TEL UP.933 20071 > SDE BRITISH RAILWAYS ARE LOSING MONEY, SXPENSES INCREASE; EARNINGS SHRINK; DIVIDENDS DECLINE.Much Pessimism in British Financial Circles \u2014 Shrinkage of Railway Earnings Indicates Approach of Hard Times\u2014Mining Market Flat- Agricultural Interests Depressed.(Special to the Star.) NEW YORK, August 14.\u2014 The London tof the Tribune cables \u201cThere is core pessimivm in financial than in political circles.e record of British railways, as dis closed by the August dividends and reports, ie the Ss, bee for many years.ave increased, and earnings nk; and .decline in dividends 1s ; Bat most marked on the heavy be \u2018decline im the net earnings for ther leet six months for English lines ap- This not only to investors, period of ao = ching of comm epres- Croakers assert that a kag in railway earnings indicates a decline of busi- neas interests, and that there is little reason to believe that \u2018the shareholders will be Teed economies in the working ex- reforme in managemen cata a ponts held yesterday of the London estern Railway Company, hich North Je pays the worst dividends since 1863, the chairman, Lord Stanbridge, referred to the comparisons that have been made so frequently of late between the American and British methods of working Railways.He endeavoured to prove to the shareholders that the comparisons were illusory; as, in erica, vaet quantities of grain and coal were carried great distances, while the bulk of the traffic of Ef the English railways was in small lots, carried comparatively trifling distances.Outside of the English railways, there we many sources of depression for British \u2018n- vestors.The mining market has been flat for two years, and South African investors bave been living on the memories of former ity.Agricultural interests have also suffered, but there is a general lack of elasticity and hopefulness in every branch of business.When railway business is_so bad that 2 coalition of the leading lines is propose: the Edad of suspending the payment of 8 on ordinary st a feeling of de- Rabbi is caused in every in dunt: The close of a campaign which, directly and indirectly, has wiped out the reductions of the National Debt effected during sixty years, will produce a strong reaction against the prevailing depression.War news 1s meagre, such as it ie, but of- Jon better promise of peace than it has for period.Evidence is accumulating at r commandos have reached the hot- tom of their supplies of rifles and ammunition.The German Crown Prince.LONDON Au 14\u2014According to a de to the aily Mail from Flushi the era Crown Prince, Frederick will will start for London to-morrow.ay, on a visit, travelling incognito.NEW YORK, August 14.\u2014The corre .spondent of he Tribune in London cables: It is pit reported that the German Crown arrive here on Friday, The visit Prince strictly incognito, and itaobjeot is moar of sh\u2019 but it is likely to revive the he pour an impe engagement of ti n-Throne-and-the\u2014Prin- cess Ina, of Battenberg.\u2014\u2014\u2014Manitoba\u2019s Separate -8chools.August 14.\u2014The meeting of the Public\u2019 School Board, la evening, consid dered the application of the Catholic ratepayers to take over the Catholic schools and recommended that no ange be made in the national character of the schools or in the admission of the Catholic children.The board decided to continue doing what they have been doing, allowing no religious teaching during school hours.This will not be satisfactory to the applicants.THE CEREMONY AT POTSDAM.A Sense of World Wide Loss Animated Yesterday's Obsequies.Special to the Star.) NEW YORK, August 14.\u2014 The correspondent of the Tribune in London cables: The sad ceremony at Potsdam is contrasted with the splendid pomp that made the funeral of Queen Victoria so memorable.The funera procéssion yesterday was Pp! y a private ome, but the final scene was marked by a stately and impressive ceremony, mournful echoes of wnich were repeal \u2018at scores of memorial services held in Germany and at many more throughout the British Empire.There can be little doubt of the deep and world wide sense of lose which animated yesterday's obsequies.The memorial service for the Empress Frederick in the Chapel Royal, at St.James, brought back to London from the country a large portion of the diplomatic corps and many court officials.The Duchess of Argyll was the most conspicuous fi in the pel.The service was fully chor- .and was rendered more impressive by the firing of minute guns m St, James Park.Despatches from Potsdam indicate that She Police precautions were stringent and tha t Royal mourners and the funeral rtege were protected by a double military cordon, All yal arrangements have been upset and authoritative cues have not been provided for forecasts of the King's move- \u2019 CENSUS FIGURES FOR FRANCE.An Increase of Almost One and a Half a Million in Five Years.(Special to the Star.) PARIS, August 14.\u2014The official census | figures in regard to France show a popula- [tion of 38,641,333, an increase of 412,304 in the past five yen er Paris shows an in- ercase of 148,604, Marseilles 47,428, and Nice 18,853.Artillery Gun Practices.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, August 14.\u2014 The following officers are appointed for the annual gun practice of the Garrison ÎTHE BIG SHOOT SHOWS LOW SCORES AS THR MONTREAL COBPS HAVE i HAD NO RANGES For Four Years\u2014fSergeant Drysdale of the Fusiliers Won the Association Match, While the Nursery Goes to Private Drysdale, of the Victoria Rifles.\u2014 There was a better atténdance at the P.Q.R.A.matches ycsterday afternoon than at those which were fired yesterday morn- | ing, among those present during the latter \"part of the day being séverad of the creck shots of Montreal and Quobee.As a result a greater interest was manifested in the matches, and some fairly good scores were made, Most of the shots, however, have not yet grown accustomed to the new ranges, and it is, therefore, probable that this year\u2019s meet will in future years be looked upon as simply a general practice in order to put the men in trim for the D.R.A.matches at Rockoliffe.Between now and next years provincial meet, however, the local riflemen will have many qpportunities for practice at the ranges, \u2018and is hoped that when the next meet does commence, it will be marked by better scores than have prevailed on the present occasion.| Among the matches fired yesterday afternoon were the Merchants, the Merchants\u2019 Nursery, and the Association match.The first was won by Pte.J.Drysdale, of the Vics.; the second by Staff-Sergt.W.Sad- ler, of the Sth Royal Rifles, Quebec; and the third by! erg.Drysdale, of the Fusiliers: .The names of \u201cthe competitors with their scores, are as follows: MERCHANTS.\u2014SERTES A, Open to all members of P.Q.R.A.ranges 500 and 600 yards; seven shots at each; pps- sible 70: Drysdale, | Sra Vies.sal Drysdale, 1st P.W.F, .Davidson, 8th R.R.sxpAHHEHH ssasusesaes 11.Pte.W.Marks, 12 (Staff.Sergt.5 Be ergt.i Brandi; sth R.8.14.Corp.J.J.Clarke, 1st P.W.F 15.Pte.W.Mastin, 1st P.W.F.16.Staff-Sergt.J.J.Bell, 2nd C.A.17.Sergt.G.B.Hall, 6th Dra- HOONSD.2.4 cic soe sas anssares 18.Gunner G.Sharpe, 2 19, 20.és J.Cooper, ist PW.F.21.Lieut.t.-Col.B.Tobotaon.ERs serge Hussars.\u2026 23.Capt.R.J.Davidson, sth R.RL.24.Pte.R.J.Niven, 5th R.8.Mr.J.Rowland, Vics.Res.Lieut.W.G.Goodhugh, Vics.! Murray, sth R.R.\u201cSorgt.H.Clarke, Bra Norton, 3rd Vics.'.H.Davidson, sh: somo m Cour Serge Ww.1st P.W.ores BERR 22R2ELSKKGHED U VOUN CGAAMDhAdAdDE AARe Rénn Bh AFI OIGIORO OOCOSIRNS a.MERCHANTS' NURSERY, SERIES B.Open to all members.of the P.QR.A., who enter and shoot through all the matches, and who have never won a prise over $5 at any previous Dominion or provincial meeting.Prizes awarded on scores In the Merchants\u2019 match\u2014 8 Bergt = W.Sadler, 8th R.R.Goodhugh, Vics Res.Sue \u2018J.Murray, 8th R.R.Gunner W.Fraser, 2nd C.A.Pte.N.M.McLeod, 3rd Vics.Pte.F.Fleming.sth RR.Sergt.F.8.Coolican, 8th ER Corp.Thos.\u2018McCarrow, 8th BR.R.Capt.Hall, th .10, Pte.H.Jordan, 3rd\u2019 Vics 11.Major W.Rodden, 3rd Vices .12.C.Sergt.-Maj.Ward, 2nd C, A 13.Gunner C.Greenfield, 2nd C.A.14.Col.-8ergt.E.Tho! 15.Pte.T.& eary, 16.Maj, E.W.Wilson, 3rd Vics 17.vio Serst.C.J.Macartney, 3rd goennne nnn iltery\u2014 Camp Commandant \u2014 Lieut.-Col.JF.\u2018Wilson, R.C.G.A Umpire in Chief \u2014 Wieut.-Col.R.W.Rutherford, R.C.G.A.: Assistant Umpires\u2014Lieut.-Col, T.Benson, R.C.G.A.; Captain J.A.Beynon, R.C.Range officers\u2014Captain A.T.Ogilvie, R.C.F.A.; Captain F.D.Lafferty, R. Railway Engine\u2019s Long Service.- (Special to the Star.) LONDON, August 14\u2014An engine oi + the Great Northern Railway, whieh was in 1R70, has just completed four (pitt miles.\u20ac This it is believed breaks the Eng- Plague at Hong Kong._ (Special to the Star.) LONDON, August 14.\u2014The Colonial or fice\u2014announe t-Governor-\u2014 Sir\u2014H- Blake reports that for the week cnded August 10 there were ten new cases and twelve deaths from the Bubonic plaguo at Hong Kong.W HY DRINK Common Carbonated Waters { TT When for the same price you can get _ Bottled at, and imported\u2019 ollinaris \u201cTHE QUEEN- 0 TABLE WATERS,\u201d from, the Apollinaris Spring, Rhenish Prussia, charges only with its own natural gas?\u2018BE, WARE OF + - SUBSTITUTIONS.» ze meme see E.Morrison, 1lth .W.Cameron, D&O, 8 Cen seasesAEEEaELY ; Assoctation.Open to all members, ranges 60 and 300 yards, 7 shots at each; possible, 70-\u2014 R J.Sparing, =n x ».Mr Lauigan, Vics © ry \u201cTboi- a.Corp.TF.\"McCarrow, a.aot, Chambers,\u201d À = - .«.Pie.H, J.\" Norton, $rd CBs via ace see ea eres 4.Bergt.W, Sadler, sth R.©.Pte.Wilson, 1 2 One score of 3 counted out.TEAM PRIZES, Team prizes wore also given in this match for the aggregate scores of five previously named members of any affiliated rifle association of the province.These were shot for by : 1st P.W, I, (first team)\u2014Sergt.W.Drys- SEE EDR BRE 8 8 8 88668 0 ce c = 0 + ] anie, Corp, 1.7%, Ciarge, Pg, T Pte.C.Morrie P16 1.K.Macks Prize, - iver, challenge \u2018sup andl #8.Third .Vipa\u2014Pte.J.Drysdale; \u201cPte; - Mills, Pte.H.J.Norton, ColL-Bergt, ng mas, Pte Veary\u20145.Prise, $20.6th Royal fScots of Canada\u2014Col.-Sergt.Broadhurst, Pte.D.Bethune, Corp.J.Kennedy, Pte.Di Currie, Pte, J.Peddlo\u2014349.Prize $15.\u20183nd Canadian Artillery\u2014Staf- -Bergt, Bell, field, Gunner W, Fraser, Guanes Sharpe\u2014 3L Prize, $16, 1st P: W.F.(second team)\u2014Col.-Bergt.\u2018W.H.Davidson, Pte.W.Mastin, Pte, J.Prize $10.Sth RB R\u2014Capt-W.H.\u201cDavidson, Capt.R.J.Davidson, Sergt.A.B, Coolican, Sergt.\u2018W.Sadler, Sergt, J.Murray\u2014223.Prize, $10, Vics Reserve Assoclation\u2014Mr, R.Bin- more, Lieut.W.G.Goodhugh, Mr.J.Row- 1and, Lieut.Desbarats, Mr, G.K.Lannigan \u2014212.Prize,\u201d $5, MEETINGS.PAST AND, FUTURE BUTCHERS\u2019 ASSOCIATION .\u2014The Montreal butchers are holding their annual outing to-day at Delorimier Park.Extemsive preparations have been made for a good day's sport, DOCK LABOURERS\u2019 UNION, \u2014 The Dock Labourers held a meeting last night under the presidency of Mr.E.Boudriault.Mr.A.L.Gureau was selected organizer of the union.Addresses were delivered by Messrs.-A.Richard, D, Amirecau and W.Locat.JUVENILE CLOTHING WORKERS\u2019 UNION.\u2014~The Juvenile Clothing workers met last night and passed a resolution deploring the conditions in the otothing fn- dustry in Ottawa and Hull.It was decided to hold the election of officers at the next meetinæ, COOPERS* UNION.\u2014The regular meeting of the Coopers' Protective Union was held last night in the K.of L.Hall, St.Lambert Hill.The Labour Day programme was discussed, and a lot of business of interest to the trade transacted.The union will probably take part In the procession in uniform, ; CATHOLIC SAILORS\u2019 CLUB\u2014The usual weekly concert of the Catholic Sail- ods\u2019 Club will take Place this evening.In addition to the talent of the sailors, several friends \u2018have volunteered their services, among them being Prof.Holgate, Miss Maggie Murphy, Messrs, J.Shaw, oJ 8.Dovle and D.N.Fleming.TUNITY LODGE, No.19\u2014A very enjoyable evening was spent at Unity Lodge, No.196, 1.0.G.T,, on Monday evening at Empire building.The following took part in the programme: Piano solo, Bro.G.H.Benson ; reading, Bro.J.W.Roch ; song, Mrs.Cunningham : violin solo, Bro W.Brown : reading, Sister A.I.Mason ; address, Mr, Crossley ; song, Bro, McQuade.The meeting closed by singing \u2018God Save the King.\u201d tho last meeting of the Building Trades League conditions were reported as rather quiet at present, but they expect trade to improve soon, as there are several bulld- ings to be buljt as soon as the contracts are let.The new Board of Trado building, the new Montreal Bank building, and other large business places will furnish: employment for a large number of men for the balance of the season.WILL ENTERTAIN GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.\u2014The Excelsior Lodge, No.12, 1.0.0.F., held its regular meeting last night in the Oddfellows\u2019 Hall, 261 St.James street.À number of visitors from the var- fous city lodges were present.Several applications for membership were read and favourably considered.The question of entertaining the Grand Lodge delegates was discussed.Excelsior will be wel rcore- sented at the Grand Lodge meeting on the 20th.LABOUR DAY PARADE.\u2014The Labour Day Celebration Committee of the Fede- fated Trades and Labour Council are making progress, and this year's demonstration will be exceptionally good.The programme is now being arranged, and the attractions are of a high variety.A meeting will be held on Sunday morning in Blue Label Hail to finally arrange the route of procession and allot positions to the different organisations! Entries for the perse races will close on Saturday, August PROTHERHOOD oF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.\u2014A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners was held last evening in Blue Mr.A.Trudeau occupied the chair.It was decided to engage the Ste.Cunegonde Brass Band for Labour Day.The Carpenters\u2019 Un- Jon is now one of the largest and most progressive in Eastern Canada.Mr.Joseph Alpey, the A.F.of L.organizer, has done BUILDING TRADES LEAGUE.\u2014 \u2014 At | Growing Society \u2018of the Province of Quebec will be held in the Town Hall, F serville (Riviere du Loup en bas), on the 20th and 21st inst.The first meeting will be held on the 20th at 8 p.m.and on the 2lst morning and afternoon sessions will take place.Amopg those who will address the meeting and contribute papers are Prof.W.T.Macoun, horticulturist, Ottawa ; Messrs, Auguste Dupuis, Aulnales ; J.C.Chapais, St, Denis ; J.M.Fisk, Ab- botsford ; N.E.Jack, Chateauguay Basin; \u2018W.Mead Pattison, Clarenceville ; B.Pouliot, Sheriff of Temiscouata ; R.Brodie and R.W, Shepherd, Montreal.WILL ABOLISH FIVE CENT SHOPS\u2014 The Barbers\u2019 Association has begun a vigorous campalgn against Sunday shaving, and the Provincial Association lias been instrumental in having a barber in Hull summoned before the Police Magistrate for violating the rules of the association and non-payment of dues.A campaign is to be inaugurated against five cent shops.The officers of the association claim that the five-cent shops are a menace to the trade, and must be abolished.At the last meeting all arrangements were made for the-big excursion on the 25th inst.The Mayor of Rigaud has issued a special fn- vitation to the Ontarlo and Quebec barbers to visit the town.Tickets.are to be sold to the general public.} LAUNDRY WORKERS UNION.\u2014 The Laundry Workers held a large meeting last night in 8t.Joseph's Hall, Mr.A.Lapierre presiding.Bix new members were initiated.The Labour Day demonstration was discussed for a considerable time.The question of taking part in the parade will be decided at the next meeting.The union is in its infancy.but it 1s destined to be the largest in the city before many m Great progresse is belng made in the ay of organization.It is now proposed to or- Banize all the women in the industry.Mr.P.J.Provost, president of the Laundry Workers' Union, No.7, of Troy, N.Y., was present, and addressed the meeting.Mr.J.Nicholson was elected as a delegate to the convention to be held in Buffalo, N.Y., by the Shirt Waist and Laundry Workers on the 16th of September.WOODWORKERS\u2019 UNION.\u2014 A meeting of Woodworkers was held last night, and the advisability of forming a union discussed.It was claimed that about ninety- five per cent.of those engaged in the trade work ten hours a day, and that wages are too low ior the class of work they do and the daily risk of accidents.The wages now, range from.$1.50.to $2.00.essary to own and keep in-good order -a large kit of tools.A secretary was elected, and it was decided to write to various cities In reference to rates of wages and hours of labour.A resolution was passed sympathizing with the C.P, R.trackmen and the locked-out cigarmakers in their difficulties, and pledging themselves to smoke only union made cigars.One of the members caused some amusement by remarking that he could not afford to buy cigars on his wages, and that Habitant shag was about the best he could do.He was dead lucky to always get that.He was advised to give up luxuries.\u2018The question of affillating with the Amalgamated Woodworkers of America will be considered at the next meeting.MEETINGS THIS EVENING, Iron Moulders\u2019 Union, in Oddfellows\u2019 Chambers, 1868 Notre Dame street.Blue Label Hall.Boot and Shoe Lasters' Protective Union, in Bt.Joseph's Hall.Heavy Carters\u2019 Union, in Chatham Hall, 134 Chatham street.3 Mount Royal Lodge, International As- soclation of Machinists, in Unity Hall, 590 \u2014Welliington-street, Point St.Charles.Independent Tailors\u2019 Union, corner St.Catherine and St.Elizabeth streets.-Merchants Clerks\u2019 Union, at 122 se Denis street.Lansdowne Lodge, No.9, 1.0.0.F.; at 6 Col.-Bergt.-Major Ward, Günnen Green\u2018 Watt, Q.M, 8.Foote, Capt.J, Cooper\u2014æ6.L_- The average is about $1.65, and it is neo- | Amalgamated Bociety of Plasterers, in Sale of Kitchen Utensils at 8c to be Continued for a Few Days.IN BASEMENT.10c and 12c articles to be sold for 8 cents.When the sale was first decided upon, our intention was to confine it to one day only\u2014to-day.But it has been so liberally patronized and the plan so warmly commended that, acceding to the public's expressed wishes, we have decided to continue the sale for a few days longer.This is one of those opportunities to save money that are of rare occurrence.Articles in Tin Ware, Granite Ware, China Ware, Crockery, Glass Ware, Wooden Ware and Hardware.Everything taken from regular stock and splendid value at original prices.Many of the articles on display in window.Grocery Department, also Located ; in Basement.Items upon which you can save by ordering to-morrow.Finest Dairy Butter, equal to most creamery, per Ib, 19% c.Gooseberry, or Pear Preserves.per 7 Ib.pail, 42¢.Seeded Raisins, 3 packets for 26¢.Strathcona Coffee+\u2014coffee that every one finds satisfactory, per 1 Ib.can, 80\u20ac, 2 Strathcona Blend Fine English Breakfast Tea, per Ib, Bc.American Rolled Oats.3 packets fo! 25\u20ac.- 9 Corner St.Catherine and University Sts.19052 W.H.Scroggie, +.Li Soap ly White For the BATH It makes a soft, creamy, soothing lather.Refreshing, agreeable sad exhilarating absolutely pure.Always en top of the water Ç \u2014 -N and in sight.IT FLOATS cr\u2014\u2014 LAi3y White 15a handy sins twin dae and sells for 19 cents as all geod Guesess, Asmalleraimoat5onts À perfect for washing fine ote at lr gum toiles use.; JORN TATLOA @ OO .MANUFACTURERS, \u201ctraeuvo, ent 1% 1 This Will Please Every Lady.\u2014because every lady wears Skirts (street) and they like to ; buy them of Good Quality, stylish patterns; they also look at the way i the stitches are made.We can please everybody on all these points, #1 and one more, cheapness.We have just put to stock a large assortment of Ladies\u2019 Fine Walking Skirts in all new Tweed Effect Dress Goods, tailor- made, best lining used, trimmed with braid or satin, most elegant skirts in appearance and most satisfactory in durability, Ladies\u2019 Fine Skirts Ladies\u2019 Blk.Walki Ski $3.75, is week ping irts, 00 Ladies\u2019 Blk.Walking Skirts, rth 50, this.Wook eS 5 \u2018 Children\u2019s Headwear 150 Cream Duck Tams 135 White Pique Tama} \"Orth Zo (5e to be cleared this week, choice ._ Ladies\u2019 Blk.Walking Skirts worth $4.25, this week - 11} dozen Ladies, Fine Print Bloses, newest styles, vw e regu way $1.00, Samples to clear at 50¢ Ladies\u2019 Rubber Coats .0 Tweed Effect skirts \u2018 Ladies\u2019 Best Tailor onde Tweed LIE * Foch, as 3 4 4 3 p p p 48 > 1 : > p.+ et + $ + * + 3 ya ert).Pze his share to make the union what It is | Craig street.|$ Effect Skirta worth $3.20 95 Bargains for the rainy days, Take : 1.Sergt.W.Drysdale, 1st to-day.Wellington Lodge, No.20, 1.0.0.F., in + Ladies\u2019 Best Tailor Maio Black and Jour ghange when you can cet I navy La- 4 | PF Te ad 81 6 320 -RARLY CLOSING QUESTION ABAN- Bank of Halifax Chambers, corner of | Gray Skirts, worth $4.50, 3 00 blue, all sizes in stock, velyet collar, 2 View ol Dry aa eur 1 OU 8 26 DONED,\u2014The clerks met last night, and Seigneurs and Notre Dame streets.+ 50 Ladies New Colors a Walking oke at the back, newest shapes, regu- 2 3.Pte.w Mills, id Vics 3 2 6 13 discussed the early closing \u2018question for Montreal Encampment, No, 1, LO.O.F., Ÿ Skirts, worth SA50, $2.75 : 3 jar prise $2.00, this week 53.50 $ 4 Po pc\u201d Le Mocrice, lat 52 où 6 20 | me TE vas mister Chat they were at a5i Bt.James street $ aud $8.00, this week for $2.00 = mi \u2018Rubber Coats 3 - rm .9 + & Gar GF Tans RMC.Zz 3 © 8 early closing in a general way this sum- he Northern Lumber Company's mill at 2 Misses\u2019 Skirts.sses\u2019 u r oa $ ë + : \"23 8 © 8|mer.One of the members suggested that ooo ny $ Misses\u2019 Skirts In 32, 84, 38 inches Misses\u2019 Rubber Coats in navy or +; 2.Serat.E, A.Cleveland, petitions signed by the citizens on - be- Garland, on the C.P.R.line, In the north- % long.Made of best goods, well trim- black, also with sleeve and yoke at the \u20ac ;; vee evn sev ein eee eve sn &@ 8 8 ht western part of the province of Manitoba, § med, very good lining, at back.Best quality to be ha, slat $3.50, @ slags i A De us | Bt of shele claim mist nave & good af hay been dostrared by fre.Some 500 § G) 75 ©) G5 §2.00 éokier §2.95 sis | 3 th .nee ae a was de- ber was maved, T.\u2018A.Bur ins ! 9.Pte.J.T.Peddie, Ed .mat abey worth of lum L.\u201cA + +.nas © À déudin it 8 5) the monty of Pevraary, and start a TOWS 1s president of the company.: $ We are giving Bargains this week in hundreds of other lides in Ÿ 42 0 Fle.1 gudin, 1st P.m & 5] ssitation for the closing of all stores at - Home Treatment For Cancer.- + Gents Furnishings, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Corsets, Fancy Dry $ #2 1 Gept.N \u2018NR.Mofratt, » « A elght or fine o'clock, or earlier if possible, DR.B.F.BYE'S Lamy Olls for cancer $ Goods, ete.+; 12 gor .and the Saturday half-holiday.The clerks Is a painless cure.Most cases are treat & 1 LC.Be WE David: year ome without the service of a physician, NON & 3% son, 1 id LF.Gi: \u201chn æ 8 5 en that next hey win make fend for book telling what Wonderful 3 \u201c D.GAG + 341 18.> EF arcent 1d; 2n rare gger gains, things are being done by simply, com pal + y $ 18 gage à Cooper ae # 2 ES _4-EBUIT GROWERS BOCIBIE-The sum | ltrn'ine crier microbes anû ror | § 166.ST.LAWRENCE, corner Dorchester.$1 .TY t can- @ 4 18.8.Sergt.3.3.Bell, znû pra.tumours, health.Thousands of can:1§ Partners\u2014D.GAGNON.L.P.DION.wor $F | 16, Pie E momie a 1-2 5 5 z \u2014 malignant diseases cured in the last three.200000000000000400000600000060600000000000000000600000 ?; ° \u201ca ve ae \u2018arid % 29 4 6 BREAKFAST ON DRINK.zl PRE Tors .VE \u2014 Hc 1.Gunner &.Sasi) ; \u2018 \u2014 ) 1° , P.O.Indiana.3 8 8 vs \u201cpolis, Ind.Se Tw 18, Côlor-Bergt.B.Tho- 5 55 : Coffee Makes Many Dyspeptics.po af >.mas, Vic Dende ns \u201cCoffee and I had quite a tossle.Two Special \u2018Notice.Steel and edi 6 Tron PY ings, | i 20 \u2026 31.73% 8 5.years ago I was advised b je décor io | One of the First Boyal Warrants Ia it - Bergt.D.Bethune, 8 8 quit Une due Rr ERA TOO by HX.Bd - ; o A mL Lieu.E.Des barats, bles, whith to treatm sued King Edward.: We msaatasturs bard and soft ites], malleable, and gray iron castings: ott-kinde | È vie, \u2026 ons «es bles, which oid n.not eo that it.tment.a Messrs, Boivin, Wien & : Co., A ines and order, ; EE um ee hen Lovie put | tiem Importer of Muti nel | OUR SPECIALTY 18-\u2014æ= Hf Ble TA Vem, 3 Lf 480 trouble in masking the change, snd to- of Aberdeen, been eppolsied purveyor ta \" Terreault's Tested ™ Axes, Hatchets, Hammers and other Teols 1} =.sp SK Kambery, th * 0 4 day I et dns lady teache in our publi 0 His Maj esty King ; Edward VIE\" 1 tienes produce at ardinary prices of fh aha quality, certified to in e | Luna ar ne 0 chers and pro- pedént examination under a an transe HE %.Gunner G.Sharpe, and Of echools wae sick and nervous.Frequently retor alt the rated \u201cRoyal Locknuser | Terns tosh by PROF.BOVEY, Dean of the Faoult a Science as [+ 2.Sera.G.B.Hall, sth 7 the only thing she took for breakfast was & Becieh Wiiecey, which is so familiar to the MOGI Universit oF s a DIE ll Loa 8 WW | Sp ees LR toad Went oyal Household, am Begg » of | Careful Attention Given to Special Requirements.te.J.- .1848, ohn ns oin v wom eile Pe 2 mm & 4) far ae to esd her a from my by special warrant Distiller to Her Majest The TERREAULT STEEL AND MALLEABLE IRON CO., 13 # Mr.R Binmore, Vic.2 5 à 4 box sud pire her dir Food Coffee and told from fa tryst for ver ly\u201d contin Ke Phone.Mount 816.104 and 100! St.John st, St.Heurt, Montreal R 2, Quoner W.2 Fraser, tnd won © « me, a éhort time ago that she was perfoctly way a 2 .pinte de Bale meet Bed Le t.\"'G.Gordon.$rd ; to H.R.H.fhe] Fane of Vales, - \u2014 LR », Serst.G.Gordon n, 3rd » 8 8 4 It's is easy 1o-make Sood Postum, once ® of Edinburgh 4, Connaught end 0 81.Major B.W, Wiisoa, ti 2 + A : Pat lin fact to: ail fe Rover\u2019 anily and Royal Hon.Thomas Greenway.of Crystal City, [à Major Maude, and Mr.Joseph Pope.Un.{4 8rd Vies, .» 8B 4 4 our hes ng.teaspoons oe to.t of wa Man., ex-Premier of Manitoba, will be a der Becretary of Btate, have gone from 3 8 Major, Srenis\"ritn \u2026 M » a od shar it com see that \"Mess Boivin Wilson & Co., of Mont- large exhibitor a t this ye ?ar's Toronto n° in- Ouawa to Quabes 10 f \u2018to make driers: ; is.W W.Masten, ist P.x a oY tom and ot tmo.on it bole ey or Sou bare real, o woe age gk for the Deminion Bir famous ition) He Will show & herd o of for the arrival of Le IE the two 3 4 Serat AP MeNauge.oo [of fe hat Be food ream and o Cansan or te, o Jo Bo end ad.the best ever exhibited in America, th, ILE re matn | in Quebec until the KJ x Sn Sth Hus, oo \u201ciat no» a Be sure and put à a pe of Butler ventisin it very extensively, and no doubt which ude i by Hn (red tty The ow Impe a.nogram bas tust P.Ma ac mw.sa the pot to present Poil \"| they eucceed in making this well known Queen Victoria.\u201c| arrived at the Biate Department, Ottawa.3 nS 5 Gite mu SE ME Wh TG oF Thal ng Be ly Beil | LE Bo on wn vr vn Evie lie dem BRS BEE ~ ; : 3 » / x mills, a.ue n 9 man n rals * ut | of, Cot Ba » 8 a LIE packass- -: à.ao 204 Jain mille from thoes that voor I's rate.3 somo crown surmounts the w à ¥ & ; ) names Sig\u2019 addresses of the per: ating tems.ra \u201d es v4 outh, en August 2nd, to à son.*.$ ney.oo gust 2nd, to a AREER AL arène Barker, a son.* VERS\u2014At 4 Eissnor » street.Montreal, on or ooh, an.wite of Charles By- and M tchison street, a daugh- fol born, eus 13th.A HT\u2014At Port Daniel Centre, on Au- SE #th Inst, the.wife of Dr.W.J.En- t, of a daughter.At Seaforth, Ont.on August 5th, wife of Ernest - Fox, Canadian of Commerce, of a son.* rs.James W.GOLDIE\u2014At Rockburn, Que., on the 13th fast, the wife of Mr.Nelson Goldie, of - f'won.A n Friday, Auguet 9th 1001, 418 Shaw street, wife of B.W Howard, of a daughter.eo August 6th, to the wife of E.Hoare, a daughter JONES AL Desoronto, on August fra, to .and Mrs.James Jones, a son ROBT JLLARD\u2014At \u201cLa Cham tere,\u201d Boucherville, August 10th, 190], the wife of My.Adolphe Robillard, fire insurance broker, of a daughte! sTAFFORD\u2014At Tyendinaga.Ont, on Aug.>, se.to Mr.and Mrs.Ellas \u2018Stafford, the .Leger Corner, Moncton, on BURETTE\u2014At Hate 23, to, the wife of Mr.Charles Suret- EWIM_AC \u201cClaris Harbour, N.8., on the 4th instant, to Mr, and Mrs, George Swim.Jr, à daughter,* THOMAS\u2014On August Eth, Loot.ot ws Me- _ Caui street, Toronto, to Mr.Fi Shirley Thomas, a daug ers d WALKER\u2014At 16 Anderson street, on the 8th inst, thé wife of J.L.Walker, of a - MARRIAGES.- SROWN MCKINNON AI Collingwood Cor- , River Phill N.8., on July 31, by v.John Gee, Wm.Jas.Brown, of Alls- ' Mass, to Annie E.McKinnon, of ue E.Island.BROWN-WALKER\u2014At Thorndale, Ont., on Wednesday, August 7, by the Rev.George Baker, Willlam Ernest Brown, of Ottawa, to Annie Selena, youngesi daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Walker.* COLLICUT-BLAKNEY\u2014At the residence -gf \u2018the bride's father, Hill-Side, Elgin.Albert Co.N.B., e 26, by the Rev.IN, Thorne, Clifford > \u201ccolteutt and Cath- G.Blakney, all of Elgin, Albert ounty.® FREEMAN-MACKAY\u2014At Bridgewater, N.8., on August 1, by Rev.S.March, Wm Bent Freeman to Laura, David Mackay.* GOREHAM- -SEARS\u2014At Bear Point, Shel- burnè Co, N.8., on July 2%, by Elder Wm.Halliday, Mr.Frank Goreham to Mias Bertha Bears, both of Wood's Harbour.* - M6NEILL-IVES \u2014 At Christ Church, Mac- leod, N.W.T., on August 7th, by the Rev.Canon Smith, of Pincher Creek, assisted Rey.Canon Hilton, rector, Edward P.McNeill, barrister, late of Toronto, to Nellie, only daughter of G.C.ves, \u2018Customs Officer, Macleod.BPICER-KENDRICK\u2014At the Baptist Par- * sonage, Parrsboro, by Rev.D.H., Ma- uarrie, Kempton Bpicer, of Port Gre- ville, and Katherine Kendrick, of Dill- gent River.* DEATHS IN THE CITY.t 873 Dorchester street, on the BELL\u2014A 13th of August, Laurence Cedin Arnton, Infant son of Dr.James Bell, Funeral pri- 1 daughter of YON\u2014-On August 12th, at 1078 Sherbrooke street, Bessie Rae, eldest daughter of the late Andrew Allan, Esq., and wife of W.H.Benyon.Funeral private on Thursday, 15th instant.Friends are 7, Tequested not to send flowers.* GREEN-In this city, Au ust 13th, Mary Ann Mason, widow of Wm.Green, aged years 3 months.Funeral will take pce, from her late residence, No.134 St.polite street, Jon Thursday, Aug.Jain, at 230 p HALL-At 1chmend, Que, on August 13, Catherine Rion Fowler.beloved wife of .Hall, of St.Lambert.Funeral to- : a OW oanestem.from Bonaventure Station, on arrival of one o'clock train, to , Mount Ro: Cemetery.® \u201cHARCOURT-\u2014On the 12th inst, James Har- + court, aged 05 years.Funeral from his lates residence, New Glasgow, Que.on - - = \u2018Wednesday, 14th Inst, at 2 p.m.Boston > ©.AUCHI papers please copy.HARGRAVE \u2014 Marjorie Bina, infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Har- grave, died on August 12.189 3 JONES)-On August 13th, suddenly, at 436 Bt pominick reet, Rev.John Jones, re- red Presbyterian Church minister, aged years.Funeral at 2.30 Thursday, Friends are kindly requested to accept this, the only intimation.LANTIER\u2014At the Hotel Dieu.Tuesday, 18th August, inetant, aged 58 years, with * all the sacraments of the Catholle religion, Frank H.Lantier, commercial traveller.Funeral will take place at said Hotel Dieu, Friday, 18th August, at 8.15 La, thence to Cote dés Neiges Cemetery.lends and acquaintances are re- : tfully invited to attend without far.er intimation, MATL, this city, on the 12th inst.accidentally killed.John H.Mallet, aged _ %0 years.son of Louis J.Mallet.Funeral from No.156 Prince street at 5 am.Thursday, August 15th.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend without further notice.MILWAY\u2014Accldentally drowned, In thi elty, on the 13th inst, Joseph Mway, only and beloved son of Herry Milway, 9 years 4 months and 20 days.Fu- naral will take place from his father's residence on Thursday.the Joth | inat., me nie an CO, Nr ends and ac daintances pe this intimation.J please MPSON\u2014At the Western Hospital, or the 13th Inst.Rollo Houghton Simpson, eldest and Beloved ron of James Simpson, builder, aged 24 years and 4 months, Fu.on \u2018private, on Thursday; 15th.inst, aie his father's residence, 41 Macgre- * DrATHS OUTSIDE THE CITY.RONG-At Hamilton, August 11 » Armstrong.1dest .Sonn tron e aon of the late NCLOSS\u2014At Toronto, Andrew, eldest son of Willfam A.and Jane Auchin- closs, aged years.® A - BROWN\u2014At St.Catharines Hospital, Au- ust Joth 10th, Jenuie ooh.only, daughter of Customs, Nia + - v oavs gara Falls, CHURCHILL on August ve at Toronto, enne eloved wife of Walter - Churchill, and daughter of Henry and Annie Stanley, in her 22nd year LLIOT-At Pugwash Station, N.8.ust st, Lian Bn Grill.daughter of MF.pce must be endorsed with » S.CARSLEY C2.FAN AGGRESSIVE 3 AUGUST CLEARING SALE|.To hold up items from the various stocks Is like showing gold pieces, There's no guess-work about either the quality or value of any goods owned by us.We're making the dry goods business very interesting to cen- The lots thus offered at prices that would be ruinous.we No one is pushed for any defect of inferiority.Each stock must be clean, fresh and orderly from beginning to end.Ladies\u2019 Golf Capes!! The Big Store's selection and early delivery of Colt Capes always proves particularly attractive both in style and price.These only arrived a few days ago and the stock is already getting low so get here before they all go, all the styles are good, not one better than another, but you may like one sumers, want to close eut, better, very ings, Monk Style, very long, Montreal's Greatest Store.Ladies\u2019 New Golf Capes in soft finish Golf Cloth \u201c with plaid back, in Fawn », Brown « and Oxford, Special Price.Ladies\u2019 Stylish Qolt Cupes in Monk style, the real thing for travelling by train, river or seh, the latest cut, Special August Prico.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026ersscccree encens $o.50 Ladies* Golf Cupes In Large Plaids, \u2018New Color.Special Price, These are only a few of the novelties that are coming, they will be mentioned In these columns as soon as received into stock.$t.james Strost.AUGUST 14th, 1001, * $7.25 $12.00 = \"I - HALF PRICE.< Lot No.ç : SUMMER CLOTHING 130 Men\u2019s and Youth's wool Halifax Tweed, medium aad light shades, also few fancy tweed, all made sacquo styles, farmer's gation lined, to be cleared at less than \u2018Lot No.2- Summer Sults in all o Regular $4.35 ®to $5.00.Sale $2.00 $2.99 Regular $6.00 to $7.50.Sale SOUVENIR CHINA.CANADIAN COAT OF ARMS, CORRECT COLORS, McGILL UNIVERSITY ARMS, CITY ARMS, all views of interest in and around Montreal reproduced on delicate china vases, cups and saucers, plates, etc.etc.The finest collection of Souvenir China in Canada.! BOYS\u2019 COTTON BLOUSES ©\" #70 Boys Sailor Blouses in fancy print, striped galatea, Eng: lish duck, in navy blue, ie blue, red and khaki, all \" sizes to fit m 4 to 10 years old.Regular value 83¢ to 1.25.To-morrow .50¢C Ladies\u2019 Sallor Hats To-morrow English Straw Sailor Hats, all this season's styles.Regular value from to $1.85.To morrow all one price 25\u20ac Ladies\u2019 Neckwear Evervtbing in Ladies\u2019 up-to-date Neck- wear will be found in stock here.miedies Styl slish Silk-Bow.es in prett e of coloriage loc Ladies\u2019 New Tinen and Lace se Ties in pretty colo: r- ders, special 27\u20ac Ladies\u2019 Tucked Stock Collar Ties in white and colored fi 9, win ends, Special 5 570 Children\u2019s Dresses.Children\u2019s Cambric Dresses in stripe effects of pink, blue and green, made with frilled waist, wide skirt, regular $1.25, Sale Price .75¢ Children\u2019s Fine Percale Sallor Dresses in fancy stripes of Navy, Cardinal and Blue, deep ' hem, regular $1.75.Sale Price _.{ and Mrs.! Elliot, aged.7 HARTNDY-Suâdeniy, at Parry Bound, Sot, oeyAugust 5 Margaret Russel, wie artney, formerly of \u2018Arn- prior, Ont., in her 7T5th year.* yo MeKEOWN\u2014In Hamilton, on August at the residence of her her daughter, join, Malcolm, 49, Main street west, Eliza, wi AN of the ate \"John McKeown, in her Pr AL Shediac, N.B., on August lat.Joseph Henri-Bugene, infant child of Ur d Mra.Emile turel, at the age of 10 Savas _ REDOE\u2014In London.\u2018ont, on August 10 1901, Thomas Redge, sr, 82 years,* REIDY\u2014In London, Ont, on August 10 1001, Annie Reidy.beloved daughter of John and Jane Reldy.ROS8\u2014At Hopetoun, Baie Friday morning, August th, sumption, waiter ron ; _ebant, aged 63 years and § months., ROS8-\u2014At Ottawa, on the 10th inst.Lieut.Col.Thomas Ross, late of the Governor- .General's unrds, | fn: ine Sst ear hs his entiere) où \u2018 3, from ure Station, on \u201cPe arr of the Canada Atlantic train from ttes Nb due ét 11.90, to Mount Royal Ceme- BMITH\u2014At Fort Law - t 9th, John Smith, rence \"Jeu you roe Aus e Chaleur, on 1901, of con- Roes, mer.LES\u2014At Pollet Ki Alexander Bonet aged 6 3 N.B.on 5 duty so #TIPE~In Barton Townsh :-5901.Simon P.-Stipe, age ! fo on Ave 1 ARD-\u2014On August 10, \u201coladys enevieve, ushter of of John and Jennie Ward, aged yoar and § months.* r3e¢ additional Births, Marriages aid Deaths, see page 6.; 1000 % bo s.CARSLEY COMPANY.LIMITED.+ THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND.Apropos of the brilliant charity fele re- cen iven at Stafford House by the beautiful Duchess of Sutherland the London Sketch says: \u201cThe Duke of Sutherland, who may well be proud of the charming perapoality of his brilliant and beautifui uchess, ie one of the most capable und clever wearers of the strawberry leaves, as well as, I fancy, the greatest of Scottish , land-owners.Cromartie Sutherland- Levèson- -Gower, Duke of Sutheriand,.can look back to a long line of worthy ancestors; indeed, the barony held by him, that of Strathnavar, was created in 1228.Curiously enough, the Earldom of Suther- Jand came into the family through a woman, the powerful, clever \u2018\u201c\u201cDuchess-Coun- tess,\u201d as she was called, who, though she was Ambassadress at the Court of Louis XVI.and the intimate friend of Marie Antoinette, is atill rem by some cf the \u20ac ver old people on the Cromartie cs- e Duke of Sutherland will be 50 \u2014 month, but he bears his years gai- lantly and has inherited his fair share of the good looks of the kindly Duchess Annie, who wae the late Sovereign's beloved friend for so many years.uring many years of his life as Marquis of Stafford his Grace was one of the most notable matrimonial partis in society, and great was the | ] surprise and ¢ hagrin among match-making mothers when his engagement to the stilt schoolgirl daughter of Lord and Lady Ross- lyn wes announced in 1884, he being at the time 33, while his lovely but as yet unknown bride-elect had but recently celebrated her sixteenth year.As Lord and Lady Stafford the young couple made themselves immensely ade in the Highlands, | and also in Staffordshire and Shropshire; accordingly their accession to the title, which took place nine years ago, was hailed with the greatest delight by all those\u2014 e Duke is owner of over a million acres whose fortunes are more or less intermingled with those of the great Scottish noble and his philanthropic uchees.He ie à keen sportsman, a good shot, a patient angler and an enthusiastic yachtsman\u2014in- deed, probably the holidays most enjoyed by himeelf ne > the Duchess are those nt on the of the Catania.He is also the gent of uncles.to a large circle of nephews and nieces.It is to _be hoped that his heir, the present Marquis of Btaf- ford a well- -grown Had of 13, will follow in is footateps.\u201d GLASGOW, Bcotland \u2014 Bir William Laird, the iron master, is\u2019 dead.He was born in 1830.But the Eastman Kodak, better place.to buy them than THE BIG STORE.assortments are always the foil- There eat, stooks the freshest, and prices cannot be outdone in a.HERE ARE SOME LEADERS, THE BROWNIE-A capital little in- snd beading acrcers $1.00 THE POCKET\u2014For nes seal work, thoroughly made and shed