The Montreal daily star, 13 avril 1906, vendredi 13 avril 1906

[" ~ dt SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISERS\u2019 SAYINGS: \u2014 \u201cThe Star is the only English \u201cwe use to any oxtent.\u201d \u2014MR.J.MICHAELS, H.Jacobs & Co.The Stonewall Jackson Cigar Co._ ue WEATHER | FORECAST: paper FINE 4 _ VOL.XXXVIIL, N°- S88 MONTREAL.FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1906.CHAN OF EVIDENCE ACNNST HACKETT OR COTE oT.PAUL MURDER PRACTICALLY COMPLETED BY PCLICE There is Now Every Indication that he will be Formally Charged with the Murder To-morrow when the Coroner\u2019s Inquest is Concluded-Strange Scenes During the Progress of the Inquest.The Alen murder case 15 now in its second phase From a persistent and organized search Tor the man who per-! petrated the heinous deed, the affuir | hax now narrowed down te à solution of the question \u201cls Jumes Hackett the man The police have practically, aban- dined other trails.The «hain of cir- caustantial evidence that has been! weaving about she man «he is held in the police cells on suspicion for the crime has been drawing tughter fran day to ray Now the admission made yesterday hy Hoo kett that he was drunk on the day on which the murder wits cotnmitted aut that when he $s: tn this condition be does not know | what he is doing sud afterwards las nee tnermpor of Prisons, places, or events, adds color to jhe theories held by the police ! livre are witnesses, all reliable men,\u2019 whe are ready to swear that the maa wis or that afteninemn seen on the «treet in the vicinny of the Ahe ou home, in an Tntatecated conditrr.Again.fellon-wookers of Hackett sae the Montreal Steel Works met hon oan the neighborhood of Cote 80 Paul aft or the crime as s.pposed to have heen cargied out Finally the record rhe Hackett has won 16 the Last natale: of sears will tend to add te the hes lief that he was capable of Ue ride terrible as it was ! At the fuque-t yesterday.altho, on the whole, the evidence Come \u2018in and see how stylish they are.wo bole im The All-Canada Bowling Champlon- ship Tournament opened last evening at the alleys In the Victoria Rifles | Armory, between teams from the dif- | ferent clubs in the city.There are about twenty-five teams entered In the tournament, and each team ls to towl twice.\u2018There are nearly twenty teams entered (rom the city of Montreal, one from St.Hyacinthe, and .five from Ottawa, And \u2018competition is expected to be very keen.Last night's bowling was nothing sensational, and no very extraordinary scores were | made by any of the Individuals or the teams competing.The Vics\u2019 Active second team led off with the highest score in the teum competition, and E.Outhet, of the Colonials, distinguished himself by rolling the highest score in the singles.A great deal interest has been shown In this tourney, especially among military men, and a large following from the different regiments watched their representatives uphold- of Ing the colorg of their corps.Following is the result of all the matches played last night: \u2014 | Y.M.C.A.G.Dillon.143 140 150 433 C.Tweedie .157 154 166 477 J.Gamble .,150 183 167 500 1,410 Vies' Actives JI.H.IL.Jordan 180 175 180 535 L.Melidowie 148 160 183 491 J.:Gilhoo!ly 154 134 181 469 1,495 BOWLING TOURNEY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP A Large Number of Teams Are Entered and the Tournament Promises to be Very Successful.ENGINEERS II.w.H.Tate 161 134 159 434 F.Richmond 168 136 186 454 T.Cunningham.157 143 178 478 1,441 COLONIALS I.J.Sutherland .156 128 1656 435 T.Lyons 194 1655 199 548 C, Griffiths .191 125 160 476 1,459 COLONIALS II.P.Reld 180 146 141 437 E.Outhet 196 146 182 524 T.Mathews 145 169 183 487 1,438 M.A AA IIL .J.E.Walsh 156 163 1946 518 L.L.Cleaves .167 127 182 473 W.W Douglas 146 154 136 486 \u2014 1,423 Highest three strings: \u2014 H.L.Jordan, Vies .B35 J.Gamble, YM.C.A.500 L.Melldowie, Vies .cere 491 Highest single string: \u2014 E.Outhet, Colonials .196 Sain Starke, Engineers.192 L.McRobie, Vics' Reserve .192 W.H Tate, Engineers .189 \u201cSHERIDAN IS ALL RIGHT.Captain Gorman Will Take Down the Medais for Irish Athlete.President Gorman of the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union has been notified that the suspension of M.Sheridan of the Irish Athletic Assocla- tion has been taken off, and as the result.the medals won by him and other New York Athletes who competed in the same events with him will be taken down to New York, by Captain Gor- man himself.These med Third In pu fing \u2018the 16 Ib shot, third in throwing the 16 Ib.hammer.and first in the discus throw for Sheridan.Second In the discus throw for R.C.Cotton.of the Greater Nbw York Athletic Club, and third for R.Sheldon, of the New York Athletic Club in the Discus throw.If Sheridan had been professionalised some of the Montreal men would have come in for medals.Westmount Baseball Club, \u2018The Westmount baseball club will hold a dance in Victoria Hall, on Thursday evening, April 19th, at 8.30 o'clock.Tickets may be had fron Messrs.G.Kelly, 8.Cook, B.Willis, A.Vallance, W.Stenhouse and W.S.Small.The patronesses will be Mrs.C.T.Scarff.Mrs.Jas.Balillle and Mrs.R.Cunningham.1906, were covered + Illustrated Catalo mobiles acceptec Great biles.- AUTO//OBILE ne 5,000 MILES From December 18th, 1905, to Janu direction of the Automobile Club of Eng- WITHOUT A SINGLE STOP caused by hitches of any kind in the machinery, and at the cost of two cents per * mile, by a HUMBER AUTO.Price $1,700 and Upwards \"4 Oylinder Automobiles.Write now for our in\u2019 partial payment.bargains in second-hand Automo- 90-96 STANLEY STREET MONTREAL.MUST FOOT OWN BILL If Miss May Sutton Wants to Go to England.Los Angeles, April 13.\u2014 There is much speculation as to whether or not Miss May Sutton, the tennis champion, will defnd her title In England in June, when the great international championship tournament will Le held.- At present it would appear that Miss Sutton will be compelled to allow hor title tu lapse by default unless some, arangements are made so that she Can go to England without dearing the entire expense of the trip herseif.Southern California has no amateur sporting organization to provide for such contingencies as is the case In the east, where players \u2018are sent abroad at the expense of the Eastern Tennis Association.Marvard May Stop Football.Cambridge, Masa\u2026 April 13.\u2014Disap- proval of the recent action of the Harvard athletic committee in authorie- ing the continuance of football this year under the new rules was voted to-day by the Harvard overseers, with the result that the question whether the game will be permitted at the university is still unsettied, and discussion of the matter is reopened.\u2014 25th, in a test under the Second-hand Auto- IMPORT Cine Covernton\u2019s Carbolic Tooth Cleanses the mouth.disingects ihe breath, prevents decay by rase ing the testh.= i the breath.the uma: 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Pe _-\u2014 APRIL, REPORT DEALS WITH MANY SUBJECTS A Year's Operation of Branches of Agricultural Department.BUTTER AND CHEESE TRADE What is Beng Accomplished by Dominion Archiviste\u2014Criminal Statistics.Bpeclal to the Muntieal Star Ollawu, April 13.- The annua! report of the Departinent of Agriculture was distributed on Wednesday \u2018The Mints.ter in his report lemarks thai during the year ending June 30.1903, the Joy.Libftion Branch ot the Department had been busy and u number ot internanon- al expositions had been partivipated .n including those a1 Liege and Pittsburg.The Cunadiän exhibit at Liege was pariiculany successful.Canada had à building of her own at which more Visitors were received than in any other section of the cutie exposition, Never before has à know ledge of the im- uiense resources of Canada been als- seminated among so large a number of Veople in the same time.Reference is made to the develop- nent of a national scheme for the re- Bistrution uf live stock satisfactory progress towards that end having bess made.CHEESE AND BUTTER.The report of the Dairy Division of the department RAVS: \u201cThe past season was one of the Must successtfui in the History of the Canadian dairy Industry conditions were favourable for the production of a large quantity of milk, and high prices prevailed ail suminer for both butter and cheese.The quantity of cheese exported up to June 30, 1905, shows a sHght faliing off us compared with the previous twelve months, but the decrease ix accounted for by the increase in the quantity of butter for the same period.The indications are that when the returns are complete for the season of 1803, the produ- ton of cheese will be found to te equal to that af 1904, while the 1n- Crease in the quantity of butter many.factured will be something like (went per cent.over lasy year.HOLDS PREMIER PLACE \"Canadian cheese continues to hold the premier place In the markets or Great Britain.A comparatively T, BREMEN DIRE« Chemnite, Apri} 12,10 am Seydilhiæ.April 19.10 am t Barb'ossa,May 10,10 am Main .April 28,10 am + aswel.say 12, 10 am tKurfuerst vay 1, JO an! Khein, Muy 17, 10 am t Calls at Plymoutn and Cherbourg.MEDITERRANEAN RERVICE.GIBRALTAR \u2014NAPLES\u2014QENOQA.- APFr, 14, 14 am | K.Luise, May 19, (1am K.Abert, June 4, 1} nm Trava.May 2, 10am Luisa.sWeler, Apr.V1, Jl am Albert.Apr 28,11 am P.Irens, June 18, 11 am I .Jrene, May 12,11 a m K.Luise, June 23,11 am # tilbraitar and Naples only.OELRICHS & (CO.6 Rroadway, N.Y.H.HENRY, Snie Agent for Montreal, Building, 185 BL James at.84 310 w.Temple OCEANIC q( oan and A Balls every 10 days, 8an Franclscs to HAe WAIL avery 121 days BAMOA.NEW ZEA- LAND and AUSTRALIA, monthly te For booklet and sailing Met, ad- - STEAMSHIP COMPANY, n Cook\u2019s Cotton Root Compound: The great Uterine Tonic, and only safe effectual Monthly Regulator on which women oan depend, Sold in three of strength\u2014No.L, 81 ; > 10 degrees atronger, ; No.\u2018 for cases, per box or of prioe, a 8ald all dru, id on p Fo, pam Address: Tu Coux Memenn Ce, TorouTo, Enr.Gormerly Ww 164 if6enc DAMAGES FOR FLOODS.City Attorney Will Make Thorough Investigation of All Cases.The fact that the rity ig being asked to pay romething like fifty thousand for divers\u2019 claims is still causing much dissatisfaction at the City Hall.It appears the Hon's share of the claims are floodings and for accidents on the roads and sidewalks.The City Attorney said to-day that it was his intention to personally visit each place where floodings and accidents were ale leged to have taken place.After such an inspection he would report to Coun- rfl whether thé claims should be amicably settled or fought in the courts.The Easter Trip.Much thought hae been given to the Paster jaunt, and in many cases the decision ts In favor of a trip to New York.There are large numbers of Camadians who are quite unfamiliar with the United States Metropolis, which makes the following information of value to them: The Hotel Victoria, a fine fire-proof family hotel, _ situated in the most popular section of the city\u2014on bth avenue 27th # and Broadway.The sirvice amd cul sii are of the best\u2014in fact H In & phice waere your every comfort te: laken cure of.Lastly, it is within cab.5, distance of the large storem, 4! © + 4 wor The Pailp Starer _ WHRCHONTREAL STAR PUB.CO, 4 + a oC BA i > (Limited), Ya Proprietors.Per v bo SEE ES \u2014e ® the United States: Edstern of Pittavurs and Buffsia D.A New York, Waest- W.X, Parry, Tribune Belldins ABest in Toremra, nw.Modiltvray, 1 wr SE I x ani Saskatchewan.- = Alberta pray Wrists Columbla, .217 Union bsak Mulld- Lindsay ag.w Manitoba.res Mriain, Perey A.Hurd, ce Engiaud i ence, Favre & Cle.Pm Circulation of The Star.\"WEEK ENDING APRIL 7TH, 1906.MONDAY « .+.« .59577 TUESDAY |, © .59,544 WEDNESDAY .59,584 THURSDAY , .69,661 FRIDAY ., .59511 SATURDAY .64,783 | TOTAL .362520 Weekly Average .60420 Weekly Star Last Week .127,148 STROUVLATION OF THE STAR DAILY AND WEEKLY LAST WEEK 439,603 One issus of the Dally and Weekly Star - _gregates 186,000 From the abova figures are excluded Beverai thousand subscriptions regard- #d as more or Jess erhemeral ; FRIDAY.APRIL 13th, 1906.GOOD FRIDAY AND THE VESU- VIAN TRAGEDY.Good Friday will come as a Black Friday to be long remembered within the deadly sweep of Vesuvius.The eruption has over-passed those of recent years ro greatly as to Btind ou! es one of the great historic convulsions of the volcano, and the sympathies of the world have been poured gen- That it should come out upon the stricken people in erous measure.Just at this time of universal mourn- ing\u2014so soon to be followed by triumphant rejoicing on Easter morning\u2014 may happily be prophetic, ani.lke al! the world, the people of the Neapott'an district joy bells of Easter with gia} hearts, Vesuvius is the volcano most closely under the eve of the world.Its history and is position give it the centre of the stage at the smallest indications of activity.It is in one of the most populous districts of, the mort well known land in Europe, inay hear the perhaps, and the first jar to its great maes is felt with electric swiftness throughout the wo-ld It ia the volcano of the encients\u2014the voicano of romance\u2014tde front of the volcano of the street world.It will not appear far-fetched to the imaginative to link this tragic outbreak at this season from this first amongst our mighty death-dealing mountains of fire with the Great Tragedy which Christendom is commemorating to-day.Both challenge the attention of the human race.More and \u2018more, as the years go by.the world comes to regard the Trag-dy «of Calvary as the most fateful event In i's \u2018history, second to the only even mightier event of the Resurrection, The first mourners were fewer than those who to-day are fugitives from some Italian town which the wrath of Vesuvius has been p ured, \u2018but the band has grown greuter with \u201cthe centures until comprises a fair section of the entire race, From Good Friday look Easter \u2014 else the day would be dark, indeed.The (louds of to-day will be dispelled by the sun of Easter.es Tragedy which its glorious ending so soon and so surely that we bave barely time to sorrow.EE into to-day it we to It is brings A CENSUS OF THE EMPIRE.A census of the whole British Em- _ pire has just been issued in an official , blue book in London.It presents in « \u201cstriking way the Immenaity of the Em- ,pire and its remarkable growth and progress.The population of China is only a matter of surmise, as the work of taking a census there has never been carried on in such a way as to inspire confidence in the figures.Ou:-* side of China, however, there are mora peoples who owe allegiance to one sovereign under the British flag than under any other Ia the world.Within the Mfetime of those who are not yet mid- dle-pged, the area of the Empire has al- mopt doubled.Within forty years, by conguest or cession, no less than forty per 0OKL has been added.From 8,600,000 weire milee 1t has grown to 11,918,373._ Whjle some of this 1s but sparsely set- ted, most of it is densely populat~1.In the forty years the increase of popula- tlob bas béén forty millions, bringing {be present popplation of the Empire Me ta $a8,000.000.; 7.3% the Linked Kingdom, there are 342 aio te the squared mile.In \u2018the Ir Amarican possessions there is atiff a square mile for each Inhabi:- ES hes about the same.In the CAW possessions there dre six- tosh 'potedng: to the mile.We often think of ourselves as a white nation and & Ohristian nation.As a matter + hoven-olghths of the Béitish golored, and we have nsar- as we have Christians.There are but (68,000,000 Christians, non-Christian groups are 94,000,000 Mohammedans and 208,000,000 Hindous.About haif the number of cities In the Empire have populations exceeding fifty thousand, but there is only ons city with over a million.The near est approach to a second is Calcutta, which in the 190} census had 850,000 population.Our neighbors In the United States can 8t{ll boast of having the only nation in thé world with three cities which have passed the million mark.ONTARIO TO PAY ITS TEACHERS BETTER.While we are talking a great deal about the necessity of ralsing our standard of education in this province, chiefly by upplyingaghe elevating pov- er at the crucla! point of teachers\u2019 salaries, the Ontario Government has introduced a bill which proposes do ralse the scale of pay for teachers all over that province.Jt fixes a schedule of minimum salaries for teachers base upon the assessment of the school sec- tlons, and provides that any teacher who consents or offers to work fur less than the schedule rate may have his or her license taken away by the inspector.The schedule 1s described by the Mail and Emplre, as follows : \u201cThe new bill! makes the minimum salary for rural teachers $300 in school sections where the assessment of the property of school supporters is less thun $30,000; $330 where the assessment is between $30.000 and $40,000; $400 where the assessment is between $40.000 and $80,000; $450 where the as: ment Is between $50,000 and $160,000, and $500 where the assessment is at least $160.000.The average salary for rural schoul teachers under the new act will probably be increased by at least $100.The burden of the increase will be shared by the Government and by the municipalities.\u201d Dr.Pyne estimates that this policy will call fur an increase in the Provin- clal grant to public schools of between $30,00u and $90,000 fur the present year, which is evidence that the Guvern- ment is not afraid to shoulder a fair share vf the consequences of ils own act.It ts earnestly to be hoped that the municipal councils will be as practically public spirited.Additional Normal schools are to Le established as well at a capital cost of $200,000 and a vearly maintenance blll of about §7d.- 000, and other steps are Laken to raise the educational standard uf the teaching profession.Ontario realizes that the key to su- cess for the coming generutions is à first-class eduvational system.This does not mean a rich university or two for the higher education vf the few who can afford the time and money for long and heavy courses; but a thoroughy good public school system for the education of the many who will decide how high or how low the tide uf pros- verity and enterprise will stand.And there is no way to raise the standard of teaching short of raising the salaries which are to attract brains and capu- city into the teaching profession.It we will not pay for good teachers, we will not get them.That is as sure as the foundations of economic sclence.Quebec must spend more un her schools.This is une of the necessities of the future, and, the sourer our peuple face it, the sooner will thelr children begin to reap the benefit of this advanced and patriotic policy.Tho Mm'nlicipanties must as a rule du better, and the Provinee must as a unit contribute noore generously.We simply cannot afford to economizé on our educational outlay.À firm might as well try to economize on keeping abreast with in the most recent amyentions, its conpetitors \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 mr Late advices from Paris relate the invention by an Ingenivus gentleman of a bullet which will not «ill.This will have a tendency to make war a pleasanter.but less convincing business than it han been.It will alse give hunting all the excitement usually associated with the chase.and not be so destructive of game as methods now In use.The chief delight of the new invention, however, will be the added fillip tt will give to the nt dueling.Heretofore either ur both of the duelists, from Inexperience or accident, might get hit.the hollow bullets can be filled with stewed tomatoe (ur the use of the while the more wealthy cun have dueling inde claret.joyous game Now common people, intnt or Jections of creme : Then, If one wants to givo a burglar 4 real warm time.he can shoot him full of tvousco sauce.It would Le remarkahle.indeed, considering the feeling in the country against the indemnity \u201cgrab.\u201d if some of the members on either side of the House falled to hring the matter up for prolonged and detailed dis- cusston.The \u2018\u201c\u2018cemSpiracy of silence\u201d entered Into Is ominous and disquieting.Is there not à touch of hoHow mockery about the \u201cquestions\u201d on the order papers and the \u2018fishing for evidence in commitiees when such a splendid chance \u2018'made to (and by) thelr hands\u2019 confronts the members who are fond of delving?MR.HILL'S PLANS.(Winnifeg Free Press.) The Montresl Star, commenting on Mr.Hflls plans for bullding railways in Western Canada, says: \u2018No doubt, under various guises, Mr.Hill's auxiliaries and allleg will sask substantial Provineial and Federal aid.The motto should b6 in this connection, \u2018No Canadlan ald to railroads which plan to build up American porta\u2019 The avowed Intentions of.the\u2019 Canadian Pacific Railway, the Grand Trunk Pacific, and the Mackenzie and Mann systems are to seck Cunadian rts.A fourth line, hôvancing other intentions.shodid be allowed to put them \u2018ih force at its own expense.\u2019 The Star is quit right In holding that Mr; Hill should expect no public a tance.He is not likely to ask for any.Mr.Hill han built thousands of miles of raliroad in recent years without asking for or obtaining any public assistance: and this, it Is understood.ls the policy he proposes to: follow in Ca- rlada.It will certainly be n new señsatton for Western Canadians to dee thousands of miles of railways buiit without an accompanying raid on the treasury.Duncan.McKechnie is dead in Arte- mesia, aged twenty-eight.peux + ly twice a$ many Mohammedans even 1 and the largest | However, with all ts faults, Vesuviius is 101 smoking cigarettes.\u2014\u2014 \u201c Some Cobalt ore has shown $17,000 a ton.You oan recognize this mine by the fact that the shares are not on the market at 2 cents each.Prince Arthur says Canada is a glorious place, but allowance must be made for the fact that he hadn't sen Toronto when he said Kt.Sri & Many a man after looking for a «s political job is compelied tu work for a living.+ + + + + fell eirfrimiorimimirjidniriimtefoi =jelei-i The Cambridge University crew trained on eggs ard rowed its race in a shell.In trying to season some of those stor- tes from Cobalt, the danger is that the supply of salt may give out.VAIN WISHES.(N.Y.Lite.) Shakespeare waa putting the finishing touches to \u201cA dsummer Night's Dream.\u201d Dropping his pen, he sighed: \u201c1f this were only two or three centuries later!\" \u201cAnd why, Willlam?\" Bacon.\u201cWe could write in a part for a wooden Indian and a bale 6f hay and put thia on as a musical extmvaganaa and retire on our fortunes within threes months.\u201d asked Francis The Kaisse will never be photographed standing beside his wife, because she is taller than he is.Why doesn't he stand on a stepladder?Money le very tight in the stock maricet just now, which is another blow to the temperance cause.When somebody only sets off 4 or 5 bombs, and only about 26,000 editors are hurled into gaol, Hussis calls it a quiet election.A doctor has invented eye-glasses which will cure the drink Labit Perhaps they make whiskey look WHIRL.like water.He \u2014 Life with ina such a we trust that n .Major Maude will She \u2014 Indeed\u2019 join the ladles and Do you sharpen buy a new Easter scissors, OF RO bonnet for herself.around with an organ?\u2019 lt looks as if the newspapers In the States would have to have two front pages, if Dowte and Vesuvius keep it up at this rate.Patent medicines claim they can cure eruplions, but several bottles would have to be taken by Vesuvius before a cure could be announced.If Dowie had a Jfttle of lie old-time vigor left, we wo see a scrap that would make a collision between two locomotives look lite a stage Rattle With woodan swands.Perennial.\u2018Twas hack in 1863 (It doesn\u2019t meem that long) That I first interviéwed Marje, The pecriems Queen of Song.When then I spoke about her past And swore ahe was the rage, She smiled and sad it was her last Appearanos on the stage.Marie sang here the ather night\u2014 I'm quite rheumatic now\u2014 But still 1 donned a choker white And practised up a bow.She Krew me, and the tears came fast; fhe tailed 8 half A page, And finally satd it was her last Appearance on the stage.Surely there are street-corner orators in ho could go down to Naples and ghs Vesuvine a talking to that would convince it of the error of its ways If the little boy whnae mother adver- tieed for him to come home on the prom- se that he woul not get a licking will read the papers he will notice that Zion City did not make an equally Kberal offer to Dowie.Just the Thing.Young lady to Clerk in Bookstore\u2014\"1 am hoking for sumething suitable for an old gentleman who has been married fifty years Can you suggest something?\" Clerk (pramptly)\u2014\"A Halt Century of Confliot.\u201d TTMIPPOCEEEEREEECORRREOERRE Tow characters should never be put in high places 0809000000000000000000000O0 Before you sign that lease maire him\u2014 Fix the doors ao that they'll shut-\u2014 And redecorate the hall\u2014 And repolish the floors\u2014 And pul in à new furnace\u2014 Three windows are broken, and \u2014 Why, landlord, heart dissage?- what's the matter\u2014 WHO'S WHO?NEW G.C.LE.\u2014The conclusion of the Prince of Wales\u2019 vialt to India brought ail a well-earned G.C.I BE.to Sir Waltar Lawrence, head of His Royal Highness\u2019 Staff, for the tour.Sir Walter was em- tnently qualified for his task.He was Private Secretary to the Viceroy of India, Lord Curzon, from 1898 untdl 1903, and has been, also, Under-Secretary to the Punjab Government and to the Government of India, and officiating Secretary to the Government of India.His other positions included those of the Aseistant- Commissioner of Thal, Kurram, and Afghanistan, * Honorary Secretary of the Countess of Dufferin's Fund, Bettle.ment Commissioner of Kashmir, ani Agent-in-Chief to the Duke of Bed- ford.He became C.LE.in 1891 and K.C.LE.in 1802.LADY SANDHURST, whose desth, after an Iliness of a few weeks, was announced ; recently, Re was Lady Victoria Bpencér, sister to L Viscount Althorp, the new Lord Chamberlain, and half- sister to Ear] Spen- i cer.She married Lord Bandburet in 1881.She was a great favorite with the late\u2019 Queen, who was her godmother, and who invested her with (he Imperial Order of the Crown of India.She made friends in India, when Lord Sandhuret was Governor of Dom n= Fa TS bay, , THE - MONTREAL DAILY =SrAR= > He Wil Not Surrender Hold on $20,000,000 Without a Decent Reason.\u2014 Chicago, April 13.\u2014John Alexander Dowle will not give up his leadership of the Catholic Church and return to Mexico.He will exercise a vigorous legal reign to retain director of Zion City and later will go to Zion City and declare himself the \u201cOnly First Apostle.\u201d ' This statement was authorized tonight by Dowie himself.Attorney Halley, who represented Dowie, to-night said: **We had advanced one condition: Complete restoration of power; temporary as well as ecclesiastic, and a demand for absolute retraction of the slanderous statements made by General Overseer Vollva and his followers, as to the moral character of Dowie.\u201cWa are preparing a blll in chancery, petitioning the courts to set aside the transfer of the property at Zion City made between General Overseer Voli- va and Deacon Granger.because the instrument was absolutely vold.Dowie revoked Voliva's power of attorney two days before the illegal transfer was made.Dowie will not proceed to Zion City until] every preliminary legal step has been taken.\u201d THIS DATE THIRTY YEARS AGO.April 13, 1876, The 8ixth Fusi- .llers mustered last evening in the City Hall, under the command of Lieut.-Col.Gardner, for the 4 purpose of having the busbys, which 4 have recently arrived from England.served out.The A regiment was also 4 put through several exercises by Captain and Adjutant Atkinson.The band of the tial aire.LT.-COL.GARD- NER, who Is still Lieut.-Col, actively engaged in Gardrer.business, rose from Ensign to the command of the Sixth Fusiliers.He succeed- eà the late Lieut.-Col.Martin.The old Sixth a few years ago was merged with the 1st Prince of Wales Rifles, now styled Fusiliers.The late Captain Atkinson was an excellent drill instructor, and obtained all his military knowledge while serving in the 4th Battalion 60th King's Royal Rifles.He aided very much in the reorganization of the Royal Scots thirty years ago.We announce, with much regret, today, the death of Mr.Daniel Wilkie, M.A.and Rector of the Quebec High fichgol and Governor of Morin College.Few men have achieved higher distinction as teachers of youth than the lamented rector.He devoted himself to his father's profeseion, and on the establishment of the High school, which takes rank with the foremost Canadian institutions, he was called to the chair therein, and so great was his reputation that pu- pila trom all parts of the provinces flocked to the school.PROFESSOR WILKIE was the son of a famous Scotch instructor, and was =n indefatigable worker.A large number of kis pupils rose to high positions In the legal, medical and journalistic professions and business pursuits.He was One of tha founders of the Young Men's Christian Association in Quebec.His life waa useful and honored, and his memory will be treasured by hundreds of pupils, whom he sought lo make, by precept and example, good citizens and mambers of society .AM.Hdllang, the next meeting the rond committee will move that the scavenging.aleaning and ordinary street repalrebh: placed under one management, to con- ist of a superintendent, who shell ex- at of fore- men.THE late Ald.Holland was a valuable The Lato member of the City Council for mang Ald.Holland.year.His vote cayld always be looked for in favor of good municipal government and economy He died In the eighties Early this morning the Mayor re- caived a talegram from the Mayor of St.Jobms, Que, informing Mm of a very dim- astrous fire raging in that town, and requesting the assistance of the cttv'a firemen and engines.Hla Worship at once ordered Chief Patton to send two hand englires and ome steamer.They were about starting on the special train when a telegram was received stating that the fire was under control, and that consequently the assistance would not be required.THE mayor at the ttme mertioned waa Bir Willam Hingston.The late Chief Patton succeeded Mr.Bertram at his demise on August 3lst, 1875.lle was an intelligent, brave fire-fighter.and by his axample gained the full confidence nf tte men.Ile was a strong advocate of tem - perance, and strictly required it from Nig force when on duty.He died in elghties « The election of a member.to represent Thrae Rivers in the Legielative Arsem- bly promises 10 afford soma exaite- ment.The candidates are Memsra, T.BE.Normand and Arthur Turootte, advocate, and h gentlemen are highly popular, and their political supporters THE late Mr Pro- thonotary Turcotte, The Late Hen, H.R.A.Turpette.au was called to the Bar of Que He was sucosssful in the election contest and.Me ec in 1867.over his opponent, and wen chosen Bpead- er of the in June, 1878, muo- ceeding the Hon.Louls Beaubien in that office.He held the position until the dissolution of the Assembly in December, 1881.He was Attorney-Ceneral in the Mercier Cabinet.resigning an being appointed prothonotary in the early nine- thew.Ho wos exostlent debater in both languages, A was always to with the gmeatest attention by the mem.| bers of the House.broke out last evening in a shed In the rear of 82 Laurier street, resulted in the destruction of the structure.The men of No.18 Fire Station prevented the flames from connecting with the adjoining dwellings.0 iis DOWIE WILL PUT UP STIFF HET SHED DESTROYED.\u2014Fire, which | voire Ministry p FRIDAY, - \"APRIL.187-1908.- > hangs i rane mana : a are Mara étre rett ., : \u201cJs Petit Pere\u201d because A active oad safe remedy for all trope | SE ie Betty Mc \u2018the Churgh, the| NEW (MPORTATIONS recclens Antiseptic Tablets, ' \u201csalle des scances\u201d resembled the Thr gy tatest desta or Suitiogs sna Over sosbins the waive of \u2026 din des Plantes, vor Paris \u2018#00,\u2019 in the cost or \u2026 ML WALEE Mes Shots ry den amd variety of the noises emitted.Repre- gene Tallon 3580 Pome ms .> russiots sentatives of the poverelgn peoples {cL ro +18 130ees ) - - price ot mee fo EXHIBITION OF SCOTTISH LANDSCAPES By H.IVAN NEILSON, Member of the Society of Scottish Artiste, Now on view at JOHNSON & COPPING, NEW GALLERIES: 634 ST.CATHERINE STREET, WEST (Just West of Mountain Street.) VISITORS STWHLCOME.TUNE dream is generally of a sort of democratic Empire or a President with the powers of a Roosevelt; as well as nondescript politicians such as Rochefort (not, by the way, In the Cham- bet), who are aristocratic Soclalista with a touch of Anarchy\u2014a brand entirely Parislan and not to be found elsewhere in the country.Real political talent ts much more common in the ranks of the pure Republicans.It is explained to some extent.no doubt, by the fact that, for the \u201cOpposition.\u201d there Is neither Ministerial nor any other rank.As long as the Republic lasts, they are political pariahs.A MONOTONOUS EXISTENCE.A Massachusetts veteran of the Clvil War, a quaint character of Irish birth, bore & local reputation for heroic service.He was often besought by the younger generation to tell hls story of his part in the bloody struggle.One day, finding himself besieged by a number of persistent questioners, thé modest warrior consented to speak.\u201cWe'd get up In the mornin\u2019 at five o'clock.\u201d he began, \u2018an\u2019 have breakfast.Begin fightin\u2019 at 6 knock off at 13.Begin\u2019 shootin ag'in at 1, knock off at 6 an\u2019 ate su r, an\u2019 turn in to sieep.Every day the same old thing; that's all.\u201d ; A FRANK OPINION.A playwright was reading a drams before à committee of the French Bo- ciety of Comedy.As the author plodded through hls second act he heard an odd sound, and looked up, to see a man asleep and breathing heavily.He frowned.Monsieur,\u201d he sald, \u201cmonsieur.wake up.Please remember, monsieur, that I am reading this play to thp commi:- tee in order to get its opinion.How can a man who is alsleep give an opin- fon?\" But the other answered gravely :\u2014 \u201cSleep is an opinion.\u201d LETTING HIM OFF EASY.A Scotch bafllle, recently advanced tn the bench, hed a criminal placed ne- fore htm accused of some very modast violation of the law.Of course \u2018he baillie knew the prisoner well.He heard the charge stated.\u201cJohn, man, I'm sorry to see ou here, we'll just fine you half a crown.\u201d The clerk here intervened.\u201cBut the charge is not yet proved; we have not heard the evidence.\u2018 FOR SALE War Department Lands The following plots or parcels of land, the properties of His Majesty's War Department, in the County of Hulifax, in the Province of Nova Scotia, situate nas follows: 1.\u201cStevens.\u201d or \u2018\u2019Navy\u201d Island.comprising 4 acres, 3 roads, 0 poles, or thereabouts, on the eastern side of Bed ford Basin.known as Benmish Cove, 2.The piece or pint of Jand abuttin on the eastern side of Cottingen red In the City of Halifax, abont 400 yards north of Wellington Barracks, and known as \u201cFort Needham.\u201d comprising 8 acres, 1 rood, 30 poles, or thereabouts.3.The piece nr plot of lund on the western side of the North-West Arm, known as the North-West Arm Quarries, near Purcell's Cove, and running south-wenrterly from the North-West Arm, 8288 feet, § inches, or thereabouts, to the Tryder property.And comprising 204 acrens, or thereabouts, The plana of the several lots may be inspected between the hours of 10 a.m.and and tenders will he received up to sf d'elnck noon on the 20th day of April, 1906, at the offices of Mensrs.Harris, Henry & Cahan, St.Paul Building, Halifax, N.8.The War Department does not bind Itaelf to accept the highest or any tende HARRIS.HENRY & CAFHAN, Bolicitors of the War Department Halifax, N.S8.March 22, 1806.72 12e0d p.m.Evening.From upland slopes I gee the cows file g.great-chested, down the homeward trall By dusking fields and meadows shining e With moon-tipped dandelinns; f'uckering high.A peevish night-hawk {in the Western [13 y \u2018 Rieata up the lucant rolitndes Or drops with glrdinæ wing: the stillp\u2019 woods Grow dark and deep, and gloom myster- ously, Cool night-winds creep and whisper in mine ear; homely gnasipy at my The cricket eat, .From far-off pools and waste of reeds I éar With ebb and change the chanting frogs break sweet In fuli Pandean chorus one by one Shine out tI® stars, and the great night comes on.\u2014Archibald Lampmann.The Allan los roval mail steamship Parisian, from St.John and Tlalifax for well, as the my man, charge is not proved we'll just And you sighteenpenos.\u201d .Moville and Liverpool, arrived at Movie at 2 am.and Liverpool at § p.m.om the 1ith inet, Levantines Supplanting Negroes.Itallans and Grceks Beem destined in time to supplant the negro in the Southern Btates, according to the statements of a writer in the New York Times.The natural occupations of the colored people, according to northern ideas, are, tn the Bouth passing into the hands of the l.e- vantines, while the negroes have become nomads, and are to be found only here aud there in the positions which they once filled: to exclusion.In the cotton mills, with two hundred and twenty-five millions invested, not one miil has negro operators, because tt Las been found that they lack steadiness and reliability.There still remain, of course, many faithful colored people, but in the rire, sugar and cotton fields, the number tn be depended upon is growing less, while in the cities the people are seeking white help for their domestic Ships arg bringing loads of Italians and tireeks to New Orleans and talvestan in loads, and from New York they muke their way south, where they are welcomed by the farm and plantation owners, while some KO on farms on shares and others buy farms of their own.\u2018They are prospering and each year bringing more of their countrymen over, With the opening of the Panama Capal, the gulf States will se an immense increase In activity, but this activity will he largely that of whites, and ff the present rate of immigration of Levantines keeps on, the character of the population will change with- tn a few years, The fisheries of the gulf offer no mysteries to these Levantines, and they will within a few years, have made a new Mediterranean, with its polyglot language, out of the Gulf of Mex- service.tco.Meantime the negroes are going north in ever Increasing numbers.There R few years ago only the most exclusive tamites had negro cuachmen; to-day every second cabman in New York js colored, and they are tu be found on the subway.the elevated and the surface cars, And it Is the same with other paths of life.Shopping In Private Houses.Shopping in private houses has become quite à practice in many cities on this continent Everyday newspapers are found containing advertisements that \u201cA lady going south wishes to dispose of Le: furs,\u2019 When such an advertisement reaches the eyes nf the ordinary housewife, and she is informed that the fours are to be disposed of at a sarrifime shin quite naturally répalrs, by the shortest route, to the house in question to see what she can do with the furs.Mure often than otherwise, lt ts found that a young man has replaced the \u201clady going south,\u201d and that he has on hard a large stock of furs of all descriptions and sizes, The excuses for these sacrifice sales are manifold.In one case the lady 1s going into mourning, in another case a lot of furs had to be accepted as a payment for a\u2019 curious feature of these so-called that two or three addresses in practically the same neighborhood are often given, In fact, it Is quite surprising to ree how easily these advertisements may be grouped\u2014sometimes two or three in a single block with an extra one thrown In \u201cjust \u2018round the corner.\u201d But the initiated know that this part of the game, and that there is, in reality.only one of these fur-selling places in the block, although three advertisements may be put in.The mode of procedure is llke this: A person calling at one of these plares will be referred to the \u2018house just across the street.\u201d Again whoever opens the door of the mecond house will say: \"Oh, yes, the lady has just stepped Into the house two dnors from this and you can see her there ** In this unusual manner the shopper is often directed from one place to another.and the friendly interest shown wood seem to indicate that they knew ali about the inside workings of the busi- Less, though tho shopper didn't.Another \u2018private loan, etc.sales\u201d 1a France Using German Coal.Nwing to the strike in the French north-eastern coal flalds production has fallen off 60,000 to 70,000 tons a day.or.In money value, about $200.000.French coal merchants are, therefore, beginning to look abroad.The export duty on Brit- fish coal practically prevents this com- modtty from being utilized, while the emall product of the Belgian mines removes all hope of supplies from Belgium.German coal has, therefore, begun to invade France.This coal, owing to spe- clal railway rates, is now delivered In France below the price of the native commodity.The French Eastern Railway Company has just organized a special weighing station to deal with German ooal crossiig the frontler Apropos of the general coal situation the following paragraph appears In L'Economista Fran- cals: \u2018\u2018According to the official statistics of the mirrral Industry, France in 1904 produced B84.165,000 tong of coal, against 236,147,000 tons produced In Great Britain.161,449,000 tons In Germany, 40,264,000 tons in Austria-Hungary, and 324,133,000 tons in the United States.The coal production of France la, therefore, only the tenth of that af the United Btates, the seventh of that of Great Britain, the fifth of that of Germany This weakness of our coal produetion constitutes the greatest inferiority of France.\" A French Coin Lottery.¥ M.Poincarre, the new French Min- Ister of Finance, does nothing else, he will at least go down in history with the reputation of having made the exceedingly unpopular twenty-five-centime nickel coln the most sought after product from the Franch Mint.The coin has long been boycotted by shopkeepers, and lt has been as hard to get rid of In Paris as foreign coppers.The other day, however.a rumor emanated from the Ministry of Finance that on fiva coins of the unpopu- ar issue might be found the word \u2018Rothachdl&\u2019\u2019 In tiny Intters, and that the first person who took one of these five coins to Rothechild's Rank in the Rue Laffittes would receive 25,000 à.or $5,000, for ft; 10,000 f.would be paid for the second nickel, 5.000 f.for the third and fourth, and 2.000 f.for the last of the five.Why Rothachfld should offer this gratuitous lottery waa explained on the ground that the banker had a large stock of nickels on hand which he was anxious to get rid of As quickly as possible.Now everybody in Paris grabs every twenty- five-cantime niokel cofn within reach, carefilly examines M under a magnifying glass, and then pesses ft\u2019 om, to other pagar hands.THE GLEANER.| oooo0 His Majesty's Theatre.An innovation will be attempted at His Majesty's Theatre next week with the engagement of the operatic comedy success, \u201cThe Tenderfoot,\u201d in that, on account of Easter Monday being wu huliday, a special matinee will be given.Oscar L.Figman and Ruth White, who wero stars of \u201cThe Burgomaster,\u201d are ut the head of the large company, which numbers seventy people.The music of \u201cThe Tenderfoot\u201d is «aid to be charming.Among the most tuneful of the musical numbers are \u201cMy Alamo love.\u201d Adios,\u201d a Mexican love song, \u201cThe Tortured Thomas Cat.\u201d \u201cOnly a Kiss,\u201d \u201cFascinating Venus,\" and \u201cI'm a Peaceable Party.\u201d There will be a largely augmented orchestra under the leadership of Mr.Alexander Spencer.Academy of Music.George Sidney, in \u201cBusy Iz4y's Vacation,\u201d will be at the Academy next week.Fur several seasons, \u2018Busy Izzy\" has been busy with his store and hotel.Now he takes a real recreation, \u201cIzzy\u201d will not be alone on his vacation, as a company of over fifty will support him, including a large chorus.The Arena.\u201cThe Diplomat\u2019 is the latest of Mr.Sousa's creations in the march form, and most eloquent proof that there is not a sign of waning in his ability to Invent good, healthy, original melody, group vigorous harmonies, and produce striking orchestra combinations.The march will be rendered at both concerts in the Arena on Wednesday next.Theatre Francals.A dramatic organization headed by George Klimt and under the management of Klimt and Gazzolo will present a new play, \u201cBlg-Hearted Jim.\u201d ar the Francais next week.Big-Heart- ed Jim is a western American comedy- melodrama, in which humor plays a prominent part, though the chief Interest {s in the romantic story of Jim Baxon, sheriff of Medicine Lodge, Mon- tuna, and a school teacher, Academy of Music.Two of the greatest works in the whole range of chamber-music literature will be performed by the new Philharmonic Quartet at its first public concert at the Academy of Music on the afternoon of Friday, April 20th.These are the quartet in C major of Mozart (Adagio, Allegro, Andante Cantabile, Menuetto Allegretto, and Allegro molto), und the superb No.2 quartet in G major of Beethoven (Allegro, Adagio Cantablle, Scherzo, and Allegro molto quasi Presto.The members of the quartet, who have been practicing together the wo of Beethoven and Mozart ever since fast September, are Messrs.De Seve, Goulet, Dubois and Chamberland.Theatre Royal.\u201cThe Star Show Girls\u201d will be at the Theatre Royal next week.The company vin glve what ts sald to be a nove urletta, and a fine olf Promised! o is also Bioscope Exhibition at Westmount.The exhibition of movin ictures the London Bloscope Company.at ver toria Hall, Westmount, commenc ad Monday evening In the presence of a good audience.The views were clear, bright and very smoothly given.Mout of them were of scenes and events in England, but the landing of the Canadian troops In South Africa aroused much enthusiasm.The programme quite a long one, was varied by sllus- trated songs which were weil received.CANADA-MEXICO TRADE.Report Made as to Success of Eider- Dempster Service.At the meeting of the Board © Trade Council Wednesday afternoon.a communication was read from Mr.D.W.Campbell, Canadian manager for the Elder, Dempster Company, relative to the trade between Canada and Mexico, developed by their steamers, which were operating monthly between Ces Cuba and Mexico.ng the winter the sallings been from Halifax.A an trade of both Havana and Mexico had developed, and the exports to Cuba and Mexico for the fiscal year would lkely amount to between $600,000 and $700.000.Prior to their operating this service the exports to Cuba were exceedingly small.and to Mexico almoat nil, and while Messrs.Elder, Dempster & Company do not expect any difti- culty In filling their steamers from Canada with Canadian produce and manufactured goods, they have, up to the present, been unable to secure cargo from Mexieo with the exception of a few thousand bales of sisal hemp, and a few hundred bags of coffee.also a few small shipments of goat skins and hides.They are.however.In hope that the business from Mexico will develop, the more particularly that Mexico has contributed Itberally towards the support of this service by paying 50 per cent.of the subsidy ($50,- GOT JUDGMENT FOR WAGER.Bet Over Russo-Japanese War Gets Into Court.A wager on the outcome of the Russo-Japanese war was the rather unusual cause of a suit which was decided by Mr.Justice Puroell recently.The plaintiff was Thomas Murphy, of Montreal, who took action againet Robert N.Kyle for the recovery of $25 the amount of a wager.Murphy bet Japan would sue for peace first.Kyle sald Russia would do the peti- tioming.When Murphy lost tt o- curred to him that betting was illegal, and he took tion, Judge Purcell ruled that ink \u201cevidence did not establish satisfdctorly the conditions of the wager, the parties contradicting one another on this point.He accordingly rendered judgment in favor of Murphy.wéth costs against the de- tendant Kyle.ACTION AGAINST PRIMATE.Archbishop Bond is Involved in Suit Over Sale of Property.Action has been taken by the incumbent and wardens of the Church of St.Edward to set aside a deed of sale of property belonging to the church, which waa transferred by Dean Evans to Archbishop Bond and by that prelate to the Synod of the district of Montreal.The action js directed against the Synod and the Archbishop for the plaintiffs.- 1 Preparing for Empress Liners.Mr.D.MeNieoll, second vice-presi- dent and general manager, and Mr.J.W.Leonard.assistant general manag.r, of the Canadian Pacific Rallway, with other officials of the road are at Quebec, on a tour of inspection and rushing the work for the arrival of the first steamer.Mr.R.Scott, of the Immigration Department, Ottawa, is also in Quebec, looking after the reception pf the first party of immigrants, : LA ages ue ere ee World Gossip To Tunnel Behring ftrailts.\u201cStrenuous efforts a being made at Bt.Petersburg to enlist aid and support of the Emperor ard Premier Witte in the construction of a tunnel through Behring Straits for the purpose of securing an American connection with the Siber- lan railway.\" The above information was volunteered by Mr.Gerald A.Jamieson, a San Fran- cisco rontractor, at tle Windsor, last evening \u201cThe outlonk for a decision favorable to this project Is very bright at present, made so by the fact that immense advantages will accrue to Russla by the development of the resources of the present waste of North- Eastern Siberia, and also by the fact that the Imperial family own immense tracts of land in that section of their Empire.\u2018In addition.the Government considers the project for a strategic point of view.and furthermore believe that by Interesting Americans materially in Siberia, the political ttes between the two countries will be strengthened to a very vonsider- able extent.\u2018The Russians believe that If this railway tunnel were bullt !t would paralyze any aggressive movement against them in the Far East, and that Russia wou.l be strengthened agalust China and .apan by the independent position in which this connection would place her.\u201cEngineers who have reported on the project declare that the construction of a tunne! through the straits are feasible, and that Americans were not only capable but willing to put up the capital for the scheme.\u201cWithin a few years this engineering Man will no doubt, be an accomplished fact.\u201d Sugar Beet Industry In Alberta, Mr Stephen J.Wella of Raymond.AI- berta, spenking at the Carslake last evening of Western industries, stated that In Southern Alberta there were about two thousand acres contracted to Le sown to beets but before the end of the present year this total would reach In the neighborhood of four thousand acres.\u2018The factory situated In the town from which I come, has lately shipped out carload after carload and were then short on their orders.\u201cA hot discussion is now taking place before the members of the American tur- iff commitiere regarding the tariff on raw cane sugar in the United States.\u201cIt this tariff were removed.tha far- tories would suffer enormously, and the refiners would fatten on the tremendous advance In profits to them.\u201cAn important feature In connection with this controversy is that a new factor.in the shapg of a gigantic organization.controlling Pigthy-two per cent of the product obtained from the Philippine and Hawallan Igands, is waging a bitter war on the United States sugar trust.\u201clet them Ko ahead: {* will help us fn the west ail the more.In the me-n- time.the Raymond people will ask the Dominion Government fer assistance in -the shape of a8 bounty on beet sugar produced In Canada, and undoubtedly others interested In the rRame commodity will ask and receive similar assistance.\u201d Austraifan Immigration.\u201cSpeaking of immigration.\u2019 \u2018said Wes- tou N.Marks, of Sydney Australia, \u201cour country is not filling up as quickly as we would rare to believe; nevertheless, we are going ahead slowly but surely, \u2018Australians spare no efforts In their endeavors to bring to the country imm!- grants of a destrable class, whose standard of living and general soclal tone are not inferior to their own.To these we offer freely of our best, \u201cLand is sold, or leased.tn newcomers on very general terms, and the promotion of new industries is encouraged by the granting of bonuses: there is practically only one condition imposed.and that in.settlers must not be inferior in \u2018morale\u2019 to the present inhabitants.\u2019 This stand is taken because the Australlans regard themselves as occupying a position as a distant outpost of civilization for the benefit of thelr children and their equals.\u201cWe are In close proximity to the teeming millions of Southern and Eastern Asia, who might at some period of unrest and upheaval overrun the country.as they have done on the North Eastern shores, for instance, on Thursday Island.Some years ago there were on this island some two thousand Europeans, engaged in the pearl shelling Industry: but they have been gradually elbowed out unti] to-day they number less than one hundred.\u201cWe do not want a repetition of this on the island proper, Australia, and, consequently.are endeavoring, and successfully.to stem the tide of forelgn immigration, with the idea of keeping it \u2018a white Australia,\" Encouraging Trade in Japan.\u201cThough Japan is suffering from famine at the present time, her business men, especlally in Tokio, are not allowing any of the advantages gained in the war with Russia to slip away from her.\u201d Mr.Yokoto Halno, of Yokohama, who is himself a business man of experlence, makes the above statement.\u201cAn important organization has been formed in Tokio.consigting of about 100 of the leading business interests, for the purpose of working for the development of home industries and foreign trade with redoubled energy, \u2018This organixation consists of a wealthy and conservative element representing an enormous combination of capital.*\u201cIts interests and energy wiil be directed principally towards the exploitation of trae with Korea and China, and in this connection !t will be prepared to work with foreign capitalists.\u2019 \u2019 WHY THEY WERE GENEROUS.Special to The Montreal Star.Toronto, Apri} 13.\u2014Public school rate- trustees who were paying a tribute to the retirmg chairman.It now tranept: res, however, that the account for ellverware was passed hy the finance committee without comment, put through the board and paid cut of ool funds.Now that the discovery had been made, there is likMy to be trouble.Such diver- san of school funds 1e {TiegalL anû there ta talk of inethutïog euft compelling the truatess phesent whet) the account was passed ution.aa lasses AAARNAAAARAAA Yow VPP TTY Yr ~ Personals.Add dso AAAAAAAAAARAAN ANNI SCSI we (PO OOPOR Ng Mrs.A.Nelll, of Montreal, is in Call- forula.Mr.T.Hutchinson has left for New York.Rev.Principal Serimger 18 In Philu- delphia.Mrs.Timmerman, town.Mr.GG.W.Stepherrs ML A, ls in Quebec.Mr.D.A.Budge was in Los Angeles, C'al., recently.Mrs.W.Markland Molson is in Washington.Mr.Boulter and Mr.R.Boulter have returned to town.Mr.A.A.Sandeman leaves shortly on à trip to England.Mr.Bran Simpson Faster in New York The Rev.R.Ivan Ross, L.S.T., 18 at St.Albans, Ve Miss Alice Ianctut has left to spend a few days tn Toronto.Miss Winnifred Hart will Easter tn New York.Mr.and Mrs, Henry Kavanagh will spend Faster in Kingstoa.Mr.and Mrs.Ralston, Dorchester st., have left for New York.Miss B.Samuels, Shuter street, has left un a visit to New York.Mrs.A.J.Gendron has entirely recovered frum her recent illness, Mr.W.Y.King 1s at Glendora, Cal, where he has joined Mrs.King.Miss Molly Cartwright, of Ottawa, will spend Easter in Montreal.Mrs, H.C.Scott, who has been In Boston, returns to town to-day.Mrs.H.8.Arnold, 66 Tupper street, has left for Campbelleville, Ky.Mr.and Mrs.H.Vincent Meredith will spend Easter in New York.Miss May Armstrong, Milton street, will spend Easter in New York.Mr.and Mrs.M.Frank and family.have left on a visit to New York.« Mrs.C.F.Sise, Jr.who Is in Boston, will be away two or three weeks of Toronto, is in will spend spend Mrs.J.Strachan and Miss F.Strachan are at Craig Hall, Atlantic City.Miss G.McBean, Stanley street, left lust evening for New York Miss Mathewson has gone to New York.to spend Easter with relatives.Miss Violet Darling.of Abbott ave, has left to spend a few weeks in New York.Mr.Frank Tothill, of Montreal, will apend Easter in Kingston with his mother.Miss I © Fortune, of Huntingdon is in town, thw guest of Miss Vera Mc- Caltum.The Misses Milford and Frances Mc- Govern have left to spend Easter In New York.Mrs.Hannaford will spend Easter in Kingston with Mr.and Mre Clarke Hamilton.Mr.Louls Skaife, has returned from a trip to New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.Mrs.J.A.Dawson, is spending Easter in Ottawa, Lie guest of Mrs.E.J.Chambers.Dr.J.T Rogers York, where he will spend four months.Dr.and Mrs.W.D.McCallum have left to spend Easter jn New York and Atlantic City.has left for New the next Mrs.J.P.B.Cargrain and Miss Fluine Casgrain will go to Ottawa for the Pate Ball.Lady Galt and Miss Galt, of Montreal, registered recently at the Hotel Victoria, Bostom, , Sir Montagu and Lady Allan and family sail on June 22nd, by the Vie- torian for Europe.The Misses Edna and Gladys Ridg- way have left for Bruckville to spend Easter with relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Claude Robin will spend Easter with Mrs.Philip Robin, at the St.George, Toronto.Mr.and Mrs.Brooke Claxton and their little son have left to spend a few days in New York.Mr.and Mrs.T.H.Wond, of Montreal, after an extended Mediterranean- trip are now in Paris Miss Alice McLimont and Mr.Ronald McLimont are leaving Montreal shortly for Coldstream, B.C.Mrs.H.A.Ekers, Miss Ekers and Mr.Austin Ekers have left for New York and Atlantic City.Mrs.Howard Ransom and Miss Maude Ransom.of Wood avenue, will spend Easter In New York.The marriage of Mias Dora Hamli- ton to Mr.Edgar Murray will take place quletly soon after Easter.Mrs.McGillis, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.Willlam Scott, in Ottawa, has returned to Montreal.Miss Grace V.Bell, Park avenue, has left for a short visit to friends in Atlantic City and Washington, D.C.Mr.and Mrs.A.(\".E.Delmege, and Miss Lavicount, who spent the winter in town have returned to Lachine.Mrs.George F.Burnett, and Miss Burnett, sail from New York early in May to spend some months in Europe.Mme.Ruby Cutter Savage ls the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.Loais Skaife, at \u201cWinton Hall,\u201d Westmount.Mrs.John Bermingham, 16 St.Matthew street, has gone to St.Catharines Ont, where she will spend a mopth.Mrs.Brodeur will be the hostess at a tea on Wednesday, April 17th, in Ottawa, in honor of Mrs.McGann, of Toronto.Mrs.Wilson and Miss Beryl Wi- son, Drummond street, who have been visiting in New York, are now in Boston.Mr.and Mrs.Randolph Hersey, Miss Hersey and the Misses Lena and Gertrude Hersey, of Montreal, are at Coronado, Cal.Mr.Knox Walkem, of Vancouver, who has been spending a few dayw in Montreal and New York, has left for the West.Mrs.L.8mith, of Melrose, Boston, is spending a few days in the city, the guest of Mrs.Robinson, 72 Victoria street.Mrs.F.W.Pashley, and Master Cuthbert F.Pashley, of Hamilton, are the guests of Mrs.E.W.Duke, 88a Tupper street.Mr.Frank B.Lilly.K.C., Mra.Lilly, and Mr.M.P.Winter.of 8t.John's Nfld., are the guests of Mrs.Lilly, St.Matthew street.The ladies\u2019 branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, will serve tea as usual on each after- noort of the Horse Show.Mrs.A.P.Reid, who has been visiting her sisters, Mrs.Massey, Guy stand Mrs.Jones, Tower avenue, has returned home to Toronto.Tate WINDSOR TABLE SALT.Does not \u201cbite\u201d \u2014is not biter.It is pure sak and -al} walt.Will not cake.i 13.1906.er rem a or YT wp omg © Tg = em a = me ep oe rete A gra yy messe ve a THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY.~ APRIL HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.Business Men's Lunch (rem 13 to & 303 300 GARDNER'S Rasiness man's lunch\u2014fish stew, or roast, with potatoes, bread and bulter.va and coffee or milk at the couniers 15° Full course dinner served at tables from 12 to 8 p.m.for ladles and xentle- men, 2 t Iawrence St i, 26c.No, 240 8 aot 313 The only place to luuch and dine in comfort uptown is at STRATHCONA CAFE Entrance 11); McGill College ave.Quick service.good cooking, cleanliness, and a variety of dishes, is our special feature.82 206 CHIROPODISTS.rim rm A Sarat 43 years' experience.Specialist for feet diseases.Sundey hours ÿ à m.épw M.B.RAIELLS, 563 Laga uobe- tiere SO Oon.36.Lawrence.Tel, Mu 3791 100 313 BILLIARD TABLES.Na, BILLIARD TABLES Bowing Alleys, Bar Fixtures, cheapest rices, Our resident agents work.on salary.D figuring with them you ass 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Pnoy Tables, Bowling Alleys and acces- rories.Bar Fixtures and Supplies.Catalogues Free.We don't belong to the trust.Goods union made.Chaa Passow And Son, Chicago, T Burdett 290 &t Paul St.Montreal, Sole Agent.23 812 OFFICE FURNITURE.DESKS.In great variety.Prices the Lowest, TEES & CO, ; se James Street.EYES, EARS, NOSE, THROAT.Or.FRS, DE SALES PREVOST Spare: iConsuitasions à to 4.Ulspsusary free consu.ia- tune for poor.Tuesday, Friday, IV Lu Luon.4U8 Sherbrooke st.142 312 x TENTS AND AWNINGS, LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR YOUR AWNINGS in THOS.SONNE, Sr, 198 COMMISSIONERS STREET, \u2018Phone Main 1161.Montreal.| - 78 312 FURNITURE REMOVED.W.H.TAYLOR, General Cartage Agent and Contractor.FURNITURE REMOVED.56 Victoria Square.43 Comon st.\u2019Phones Main 1343-2660.\u2018Phone Main 417.88 285 ; (8 26 d PHOTOGRAPHERS.SKIN, SOALP, BLOOD-POISON PN GOOD FRIDAY Our Studio WII Be Open, G.C.ARLESS & CO, 87 161 Photographers.\u2014 \u2014 To Cure All Skin Diseases Use Dr, T.Felix Gourand\u2019s Oriental 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DR.W.S.RICE, 2\"; East Queen St, Block 409 Toronto, Ont, Does rupture pain?Ever operated ou for rupture?Do you wear a truss?On which side ruptured =, Age.Time Tuptured.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.ses + 0e en cn ee tee ein stresses cerestan so NBIC.uccerssrransermerennsemmenenserm AAATOSB i rrenerinae Dr.Duncan McEachran, Mrs.Mc- Facbran and Mrs.Harrison B.Young are at the Waldorf.New York, on their way to Washington -G The marriage of Miss Margaret Mow- at.second daughter of Mr.Arthur Mowat, «f Edmonton, to Mr.Percy Hardisty.will take place on Wednesday, April 26th.Mr.and Mrs.Cattley, of St.Sauveur, have returned m Boston, where they spent a short time with their aunt,\u2019 Mrs.Trask, who is leaving for Europe.Mra Murray Macneïl, 81 Durocher street, was the hostess at a Very pleasant young people's tea on Wednesday afternoon, given in honor of Mrs.B.McOurdy, Halifax, N.8.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Hird and thelr Mttle daughter, who have spent some time in town the guests of Mr.Hird's parents, Mr.and/Mrs.S.Hird, Dorchester street, left last evening for Toromo.A musical in ald of the Memorial Hospital for Crippled Children was held: p 0 pp of Wednesday at the Mrs.Kohl, Peel street.A musical in aid of the hospital will also iven on Thursday next at the resience\\of Lady Tait, Sherbrooke stree' Judge and Mrs.Spinks.British Columbla.who to have returned West with Mr.Ronald McLimont and Miss McLimont of Vernon, \u201cThree Swallows.\" Sir John Power & Son's \u201cThree Swallows\u201d Irish Whiskey, famous for over a century.Of highest standard te tro ts 0 were shortly - henge have had to postpone their departure, as Judge Spinks has had to return to the Hoyal Victoria Hospital Mr.aud Mra.E.Kirk Greene, who huve been vialting Coronado, Santa Barbara and Montery.will go to Seattle and Portland before coming east by the Canadlan Pacific to Winnipeg.After visiting Chicago, 8t.Paul and New York, they will return to Montreal the end of May.The engagement is announced of Miss Alice Ogston Marguand, eldest daughter of the late Frederick A.Marquand, and granddaughter of Henry G.Mar- quand, who was one of the founders of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, In New York, to Alan Fullerton, eldest son of Admiral 8ir James Fullerton, of the British Navy.The marriage wlll take place in London in the autumn.At Lancaster, Ont, on \u201cWednesday.à quiet wedding took place at the r- sidence of Mr.and Mrs.John Fraser when their daughter, Miss Belle Fraser, was married by the Rev.J.D.Mar- Kenzie, assisted by the Rev.J.W.Farmer, to Mr.J.R.Donnelly, of Winnipeg.The bride wore a gown of white brocaded satin, with trimmings of rose point, veil and orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet nf roses an\u2018) lilles of the valley.After the ceremony luncheon was served, and later Mr.and Mrs.Donnelly left for Montreal, an route to Winnipeg.The bride's going away gown was of grey fancy tweed.\\ ____ - Royal Party at Keewatin.Mr.Robert Meighen yesierday received the following telegram.\"The Royal train le passing Keewsatin at 10 o'clock \u2014\u2014 >, ~WE REGILD OLD FRAMES and more \u2014 WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK GET OUR PRICES FOR THE NEW HOME RT EMPORIUM, ST.CATHERINE SFREET\u2014Near Victoria.2255 to-night.The Royal party is visiting the Lake of the Woods MALL Cam- enh .74 48 eod 184 104 jaw Old Newspapers For Sale Suitable for wrapping purposes, all in good order.Apply \u201cStar\u201d Branch Office, cor Peel and St.Catherine Stay ; Rf a3 18004 - - ke 0-7) cama rma - Special 10 the Munlieal Slar.\u2018cates of coupons will be received of.re.GAYNOR AND GREEN QUITE UNMOYED Most Callous People in Court Room When Jury's Verdict Was Returned.THIS IS NOT THE END Long Legal Fight Before Prisoners ! Answer to the Court\u2019s Penalties.\u2014\u2014 13 lt rannot be sald that there was much surprise tn Savannah when the jury 1nu the United States court brought in a verdict of guilty agulust Messis, Benj D.Greene and John ¥ Gavuoi.who had been on trial 1 the court for the past three months because of an alieged conspiracy agumst the United States Government in connection with the work in the Savannah harbor and Cuin- Derlund Sound, Georgia.\u2018The prisoners were the Yeast 1n00ed of any one lu the Court ro when the verdict was an- Bavannah.Gg.Apri! nounced apt.Greene, who sal next his counsel.a seat he has occupied for neatly a quurter of the present yeur.listened lu the reading of the verdict without any visible sign vf disappointment.Gaypor.who sat next tn him.was so deaf that! the teal m, Mrs Gaynor.Tain Writ was issued May 15.when Quebeo waters, cn the afternoon of ihe Spray was still in! The high constab's nf Quebec proverded at ance Liv train ta to stop in the King's name, hut (he Spray paid 1» heed.| Three Rivers.and signalled the Speay | | Eventually, however weite of hab aa COTpus Welle xerve} Al Monreal nul obeyed.aml the tao \u201cKidnapped\u201d | Americans were brought back io Quetec.And after a good deal of legal complications, Mr.Justice Caron ordered the men to be set fres on (1) absence of the date of the commiseinn of the crime in the warrant of arrest, (2) absence of an extradition offence.The United States Govermment appealed fron thir de taion ta (he Privy Council, whose decision vas handed down agains! the fugitives The defeuce and counsel will na: &tscuss the next stepa to be taken in the case.nor wills District Attorney Erwin &ay what wil be «one regarding the Indictments against Obertin M.Carter, Michael A Conneby, Win.TT.and Edward F.Gaynor, whe were jointly indicted with the defendants sonvioted yesterday.President Rejoices.* United States Assistant Attorney- General Marion Erwin last night received a telegram from Attnrney-Gen- eral Moody.extending his thanks and thase of the President for the great legkl victory won.FINAL NOTICE.; * AN holders of tage.certificates or coupons redeemable for premiumg are regiented to Bend them In for redemption thout delay.andl gat their pre- miumse.as we will positively close eur remfum department on 150s.after which date no®tags, deemed.THE EMPIRE TOBAGCO COPY.The Amerfeuif Tobnoee Ce.of Canada.Fhe B fonde Company, + « ; J r= œ M MESSE H .RS + 3 yA Sohn A RE TOUT ES GREENE AND GAYNOR, AS THEY APPEARED IN JUDGE LAFONTAINE'S COURT, DEATHS REPORTED.Kingsville, Ont.\u2014George Grenville, for the past twenty years a prominent and successful business man of this place, Is dead after an illness of ten weeks.Mr.Urenville was born in Thorold sixty years ago.and Hved there until he removed tv Kingsville He leuves a widow.Mr.Howard Primrose, a well-known resident uf Pictou, N.S.passed away wt his linme on Wednesday.at the age of 14 years.He was formerly manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia at that place.and was widely respected, his geniality and Kindly disposition ens dearing hin te all.He was also known in Montrea: frequentiy visiting his daughter, the wife of Dr.w.Stirling.He leaves a widow and four children.the latter being Dr.Primrose, of Toronto, Mr.John Primrose, of New York.Mrs.J.W.Stirling, Montreal, and Mrs.Fergie, Sydney.N.S.Londonderry, N S.- The wife of Dr D.A Taylor and youngest daughter of Mrs.Robert Forman is dead at Sydney.NS.Venice, Que \u2014Wm A Hall was instant.lv Kiibed while duck shooting, His gun war discharged as he clambered into a boat.Maxwell.Ont, - Mrs dead, aged twenly-seven, fete fogol RoR ed op togogalc] os \u201cor THE WEATHER.Probabilities for the next 24 hours: Moderate winds: with little higher tw) Ottowell is 4 fine: temperatures.* YYYGULS à GHRVSTE The # Lu & & & 6 à À à à unpleasant weather, there is unfortunately never any lack in Apnl.has at least pne advantage.with its hundred bad qualities, it acts as à splendid foil to the fina days whet they da come.In this it somewhat resembles the mosquitoes which have made New Jersey famous.\u201cWe rather like them,\u201d | said a resident of that State.\u2018because we feel so dern gnod when they are gone.\u201d Montreal weather statistics.- Maxl- munm température, 43: mintmum temperature 24.relative humidity.83.of which Harbor Board in Session.The Rourd of Harbor Commission - ers yr-lerday discussed a letier from the Grand Trunk Ralivway Company asking the commissioners to lay water pipes and hydrants at Windmill Point fac five protection purposes, Consideration af the inaitér was referred to the committee of the whole.The chief engineer was authorized to clear off îce which might be left on the wharves and he was Also author- fzed to lay, about 500 feet of additional tracks at sections 41-42, for the Can- adlan Pacific Ralowav.The application of the 3, T R for additional tracks at Windmill Paint for i's graln elevator was discussed, but futher consideration was posi- pened until an adjourned merting that s to be held to-day, in order to allow the harbormaster to prepare a plan aod report, Labor Unlon Trust.Speci] to the Montreal Star.Cleveland, April 18 - Daniel J.Keefe, president of the \u2018Longrhore- mens Union, is planning the forma- ton af a labor union trust on the Great Lakes which will become possibly the greatest labor organization in the world, Tt will include every department of labor.and will control absolutely laké business, Carter\u2019s Body Recovered.Kingston.April \u2014 The mystery which surrounded te disappearance of John Hinds, carter for the Gas Company.who suddenly disappeared last fall, has been clearsqi up.Yesterday afternoon his body rose to the surface on a siip at the foot of Queen street, when a tug backed up and stirred \u2018he water, President on His Dignity.San Antonio.Texas, April 13, \u2014 Be- cau»ne people do not consider it digni- fled.and make more or less adverse comment, President Roosevelt will not again go hunting during his term of offive.This is the substance of a letter reccived this week by Colonel Lyon, Texas, aA member of the Republican National Committee.LAMP CAUSED FIRE\u2014The upsetting of a lamp was the cause of a emall fire in a privdte dwelling at 232 RBreboeuf street last evening, The men of No.16 Station responded to the gong and extinguished the flames.Sotid silver hon-bon apoons from $1.40 up.R.Hemsley, 255 St, James street, Montreal [ EXAMINERS FIND NO IMPROPRIETIES Such Is the Report of the Account: ants in the York Loan Case.Toronte, Aprii 13 \u2014An indictment of the methods of the York Counta Company 18 crntalned in a second in- tering report which Mr.Wo HL the special examiner appointed.lus made to the Government.lu this 1e- port Mr.Cross siys that in the latt=r stages of the company's existence and during the months immediately preceding the winding-up order, direciors, officers, agents and employes of ihe cempany, while withdrawing their oun funds which were invested in th?company.were at the same time co'- lecting the monthly Instalments due from shareholders, and also obtaining new subscriptions for stock.lImproper entries were mada from time to time in the books of the company, which had tne effect of mwelling the apparent profits and assets.Mr, Cross in- «ists on the necessity of hiving cor- Tarn Cross, rect returns filed with the Government.They should be explicit and readily understood, he says, both by those who make them and those who rely on them.Mr.Cross'siie he fallag tn find any evidence of gross improprieties on the part of diregtors and servants of the company for Their own personal benefit.| PERSONALS.| 7 (See also page five) Mr and Mrs.Alexander Ross.nf \"Winchester, ont, will spend Easter in Montreal Dr.EF 13 Jones.27 Sherbrooke St.+ West, has left tu spend Easter in New York.Mr.D.R.Angle of the firm Angle and Lemesieur, will spend Faster in New York.Miss Théresa Meturn will spend Fuster with her sister.Mrs.Fred.R Gartland.Brooklyn.NY Mr.I.A.Dufresne and his son Gas- - tun, af Sherbrooke.are in Montreal paying a visit to Mr.Dufreane's mo- ! ther, who is very ill Miss Muriel Fvans wiil entertain at uacheon on Saturday.for her brides- imaids \u2018mn the same afternoon Mrs.WW Robertson will entertain at the teg hour for Miss Frans Miss Gertrude Hudenep .Hope, arrives in town to-day.ba the gues! of Miss Nutter.Helen Hudspeth will visit Mrs, mour, Tupper street.of Port and will Miss Ar- Miss Rainbridge Is the guest of Mrs.Herbert Miurler.Peel street, The re- reption following the marriage of Miss Ruth Allan and Mr.Bainbridge twill] take place al the residence of Mra.Marler, Mr.Bainbridge arrives in town fiom England on Saturday.| Patriarchists Murdered.Salonira, European Turkey.April (3 -A band of Buigarians at Virjani Ultar.on April Sth, murdered seven i Bulgarian patriarchists, Including a } woman.| | I i ot ; dax .with agriculture.VAN HORNE DOUBTS GREAT HILL PLANS Does not take Seriously Report that he will Build Rival Line.DOUBLE TRACKING ACROSS- Canadian Pacific Will Be First to Have it Across the Continent.Special to The Montreal Star.New York April 13.\u20148ir William C.Van Horne, chairman of the Canadian Pacific Railway, who has just returned from a trip to Europe, sald last night that the Canadlan Pacific would be the first transcontinental! lins in America to be double-iracked.Sr WilHam stated that already work ie tn progress double-tracking the line between Lake Superior and Winnlpeg.\u201cThere are more hyn one hundred miles of double-tracking now in progress.Concentration of grain at Win- ripeg and other freight from numerous branches extending inte the North-West has made it imperative to double-track that portion of the line immediately.When It is done, freight originating in the great North-West cau be transported more quickly to the lakes.\u201cThe work will not stop there by any means, and I predict that the Canadian Pacific line will be the first trans-con- tinental line in America to be double- tracked.\u201d Sir Willlam was not inclined to treat reriousiy the statement of Jas.J.Hill that Hill proposed to build a new line In Canada south of the Canadian Pacific\u2019s line.\u201cNear the international! boundary.\u201d he sald, \u201cour system has gridironed the country in the grain belt, and if Hill continues west.he will strike arid lands which the Canadian Pacific bends north to avoid.There is no pass through the Rockies not already taken except those which have been abandoned by projected systems on account of their enormous cost.\u201d Roosevelt for Third Term.Special to The Montreal Star.Washington, April 13.\u2014The follow- fre official anuouncement was Inade yesterday that President Roosevelt will make a long visit to the west in the spring and summer of 1907.Senators who are opposed to him, both lu polley as (0° the rate bill and other questions, say he has planned this trip as the beginning of a spirlied campaign for a third term.It is as- sertad by them that no call has been made upon the President by any specific body to go west ghd address it, and that friends of his have sug- gétted to colleges and otner institu- tics, including those having to do that they Invite the President to address them.Another Church for Capital.Ottawa, April 13\u2014A new church, tn cost.exclusive of site, $35,000, will be erected this summer by the congregation of Stewarton Preabyterian Chur.a.The structure will be of stone, and th?largest church of the denomination in the city.Cyclone Swept Town.Bertram, Tex.April 13.\u2014The town Briggs.about 18 miles north of here.was swept by a tornado vester- and almost completely destroyed.Two persons are reported killed and thirty injured.at Paris Postmen Strike.Paris.April 13\u2014The postmen of Paris are on strike.Jt is not pay, but character of duties that is In dispute.Necessity for Widening St.Peter Street Photograph Showing the Old Fortier House Standing on the Ri à Blocked Thereby.ght, and the EXxtedt to Which St Peter Street Is Much to the disappointment of Board of Trade members and others, interested in business in the\u2019 wholeeale district, there is little Iikellbood of any serious attempt to widen St.Peter afreet at the corner of Notre Dame for some time to come.Ax already mentioned in the Star, it was thought that the recent fire causing the partial wrecking of the old Fortier property.now owned by the Caræleys, would stir the city to the necessity of doing away with the jog In St.Peter street, right nol sufficiently damaged to break the lease, the consequence belng t \" I'hin does away with the probability of expropriating the neces pled.opposite this historic old house! Tt 18 found.however, t it In being repaired and wiil again be oceu- ry land until the leaee is al an end, which.it that the building was is understood, will not be for some time.At the expiration of thé prebent lethe, However, Tt is quite probable that the project will again be taken up.The old Fortier bulldlng projects no less and this upon one of the maln arteries for the\u2018 pl D - à th Aw h than ten feet te ha er street, leaving only twenty feet tor gro sidewalks and the roadway, the conseguence being that there is a 8 polgs an alm block of trait rs wiiewge teats, IT Mm0es conatant bloc ; ee 1 Fender PSTD GB TIS 1 #3 LL a , FOR CO Conatipe all Stomac! table remedy.way.@ smali ables.E BEST ise: Blousaass T NSTIPAT ure Cure for id Liver and Nature's own loime Brings rolief in the easy, Inexpensive and effective.MEN'S SPRING FOOTWEAR + Specially good value in Patent Colt, Box Calf and Dongola, in the Newest Styles, Quality Guaranteed and Prices the very lowest.onayne TWros.485 Notre Dame Street West, Chabolllez Square.STARTLING ARE InEnglanda Liberal Represents 7.118Citizens, While a Unionist Represents 17,315.SOME KNOTTY QUESTIONS Mr, Balfour\u2019s Personality and How He is Missed When He is Not in the House.Special to The Montreal Star.London April 13.\u2014 When Mr.Balfour, during the closing days of the late Parliament, introduced his redistribution proposals criticism was mainly d\u2019- rected against their inadequency.It was urged that the anomalies In the size of cunsiituencies which these resolutions left untouched would render a new measure of redistribution absolutely necessary before Mauy years had elapsed.The General Election.in spite of the advent of the new Labor organization.was on the whole a struggle for power between the two great historic parties, and owing to the very high percentages both of the votes pollel and the seals contested, the results anord an exvel- lent means of testing to what extent the present electoral methods accomplish their purpose\u2014that of creating a representative House of Commons.There were contesta In 528 borough and county constituencies in Great Britain in which both Ministerial and Unionist candidates took part.The Ministerial parties received 2.818.878 votes and returned 396 members.while the Union iata, who number 2.233.685, are represented by 129 members only.A Liber al member of Parliament.therefore, it has been figured out, represents 7,118 citizens, wherear a Unionist member represents no less than 17.315 citizens.This want of proportion between the votes polled and the seats obtained fs regarded as one of the features of the recent elections, and efforts are being made already to see what can be done In the matter of securing proportional representation for the future.A KNOTTY SUBJECT.One of the most knotty of ruhjecte which confronts the present Liberal Ministry of Sir H.Campholl-Banner- man {s the Education Bill.Tt would appear as though there Are almost as many different points of view upon thta subject as there are people in the United Kingdom.The Bishop of Birm- Ingham and Lord Hugh Cecil urge that parenta should determine the kind of religioun teaching which they wish their children to receive, and that the State should make it its business impartially to see that this is provided.This principle is said to have at least two grounds to recommend it.The first tx that the State alone can claim a primary right in the matter, which overrides the rights of the par- entr.The other contention ix that since the Stale makes education cam- pulsory.that compulsion Imposes a correlative duty on the State of respecting the beliefs of itz citizens.The Bishop of Birmingham, in his championship of denominationallsm, han even obtained WArmer RUPPOTt from an eminent Nonconformist in Dr, Guinness Rogers.On the other hand.undenominational teaching has obtained the most pronounced support from the Rishop of (\u2018arliale Canon Henson and others, Bishop Wil kinkon, on the other hand.14 arguing Rgainat the deplorable effects of purely secular teaching on national moraif(y basing his case, however, largely on Continental experfences.gely on ben si Balfour who, enches, exhibits a combative new to a majority of the members ha been warmly welcomed on hia return Mr.Balfour has not mt sed very much of the messfon but h has missed enough to make it evident that whether his party is in power ar out of power his absence leaves a large rized gap.Though he has times a cool, cutting.sarcastic y with him.neven- theless any one who has been in the presence of Mr.Balfour for even a moment and who has watched even the slightest of him movements will admit that he has brain power and that to a marked degree.Bodley'a Librarian has just made an earnest appeal for the retention of the \u201cFirat Folic * Shakespeare.In faet, Mr.Nicholson.who is filled with interesting and cuMous romances regarding the \u201cFirat Folic,\u201d will undoubtedly regard it as a personal grievance if the work is lost to English archives.He says it 1x common enough for a private nwner to walk inte a library or museum and produce a real treasurn which has long lain hidden in some country house, hut it is rare indeed for a \u201cFirst Folic Shakespeare.It I» true that the rich American who has offered £15,600 for the work appears to have the first claims upon ft.but on the other hand it Ia urged that while there is life there is hope.Fifteen thousand dollars does not grow upon every bush and upon every tree even in England.But for that neither doen a \u201cFirat Folic.\u201d almost as rare as a Gutenberg Psalter.Firat Folics have rushed up in price during in Opposition pr Wee Tablets for Wee Chlidren, Three months old habies may safely take Menthol Worm Remover re purely vegetable\u2014and harmless as \u201cFheh best laxative for children\u2014a guar.cure worms\u2014and unequalled to re= at ail dreggists.+ aan a Mocphoresn Cs., L14., Torents, Cons THESE STATISTICS matter\u2019 | the last few years.It i= not so long age that people thought 82.280 à mad price fur the faultless Genrge Daniell Copy, And now it has been figured out that since a \u201creckless =\u2019 njlhonnire gave $8750 fur a quarto, Richard JTE.inst July in coimnpartson, the Bodielau Folic appears even cheap.Another subject which appears hound te plague the liberals ix that of old age pensions.Mr.Asquith has heen handling the subject In the House of Commons and in the Cabinet with considerable cleverness.He appears la make It clear that on the broad ground of principle he has not only no objections to the making of provision for the aged poor.but that he has the keenest desire to further the object in view by every means that can he found.He constantly reminds his coi- leagues.however, that money and a great deal of money is required to carry out any rcheme of the kind, and that he doez not know where to find the money; also that he will glad!y ac- vept suggestions from those the most eariiest in their advocacy of the measure.He also hints that he deem not receive much assistance from the House which is always urging the necessity for more expenditure in various directions.,Ç \u2014 Steamer Arrivals.Sevdlitz, from Bremen, at New York.Pennsylvania, at New York, from Ham- tire Danes nnd Boulogne.Liguria, a! New York, from Gensa, and Napire Jvemmaa at Boxon, from liverpnol and Queenstown Corinthian, at Halifax, from (Hlaszow Parisian, #1 liverpool, from Halifax Teutonie.at Liverpool, from New Yark.Caledonian, ar laverpool.from Bomon, brtesiand, au L.verpuol, from Philadel.shia ' Hibermian nt tilasgow.from Portland 1 Plemonte, a: Naples, from New York, C'assela at Bremen.from Baltimore, Massilir, at Marsetlles, from New York (Oscar IT, at Copenhagen, from New York.; Pretoria, at Doter, from New York Princesses Victoria louise, at Ponta Cada, from New York Del 12,550 FEET HIGH IN A STEAMER.Until T went to South America.says a gentleman who has recently travelled round the globe, 1 believed that sailing above the clouds was an expuri- ence confined to aeronauts.Tt is quité possible, however, to perform the voyage without a balium.Indeed, I did it In a steamer of 909 .tens! Not to mystify you.I am talking of a voyage on lake Titicaca in the Andes, & body of water 12.550 feet above sea-level.it is a curious experien-e, floating calmly amongst the snow \u2018ap- ped peaks, two miles above the plains.The scenery is simply grand.and the skies seen through the rarefied atmos.phera are of weird and wonderfal beauty A strange thing about this lake is that is {it practically bottomless in parts\u2014I mean that the depth has never been fathomed.There are a number of vachts and steamers on the lake.These vess>ls were for the most part built in =ec- tlons, carried up the mountain.and put together on the shores of the lake.Aa for the coal for use in the steamers, that costs about $25.00 a ton, owing te the cost of transportation.GREAT CITIES OF GERMANY.Anv city of mare than 100,000 inhabitants ia considered a great city.Of these Germany haa mor.than any other country, namely, forty-one.Great Britain and the United \"States have thirty-nine each.Then there is a break till we reach Russia with sixteen, France with (fifteen, Italy with twelve, Japan and Austria-Hun- gary, with eight each.When the present German Empire was founded, in 1871, Germany hud only five such cities, but by 1906 they numbered thirty-three.Five of them have mor\u201d than half a million population each.Rerlin, for instance, has more than 2.0060,000 Inhabitants.The ist largest 1s Hamburg, 800,000 followed by Munich, Dresden and Leipsic.In five years Krupp's town of Essen han increased 98 per rent.Cologne, with its 428,000 people, has had an astonishing growth, MR.BALFOUR'S PEDIGREE.The Sussex Datly News Announ>es that an interesting discovery relating to Mr.Balfour has just been made ty the Rev.Walter Crick, vicar of Oving, near Chilrhester.It appears that he had in his study an old despatch hax which had not been opened for years.To satiafy the curiosity of his little dmughter, Mr.Crick decided to force the lock.and then found that the box contained the pedigree of Mr.Maitland Balfour.of Whittingehame, the father of the late Prime Minister The pedigree traces Mr.Balfour's descent through hin grandmother a duughter of the Earl of Lauderdale, to King Robert III.of Scotland.HIS LUCKY NUMBER.Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, distinguished painter, is a strong believer in the luckiness of numbers.His lucky number is seventeen.His wife, he will tell you, was seventeen when he first met her: the number of the house to which he took her when they were marrled was seventeen; his present house bears the same number doubled; and the first spa was put to the work of rebuliding it on Aug- uat 17th, in 1886.It was on Noveni- ber 17th that he and his family first took up their residence there.i LONDON\u2019S DIRECTORY.The Directory of London, Engian) may be considered âs nne of the hooks not tn ha lightly taken up, owing.no! to ite perfous import, but to ths fact that it weigha thirteen and a quarier pounds Exclusive of advertisements it contains 5.000 pages, measuring tan and a half by weven inches.The firnt directory of London appeared in 1800.a volume of 290 small pages .ye James | | Crd Sie Fo ' Guddy and Brodeur Co.WEDDING the .RESENTS \\$ ( $4.75 to À $100.00 78 patterns Dinner Sets, manvfactured in England.Austria and France.SPECIAL, Service, 100 pieces.tit, semi-porvelnin, blue or grçeem décorations, 88.50 Ww $2.00 to $15.00 43 patterns Toilet Sets, 10 plecen, SPECIAL.Service of 10 pieces, pink abrde, pale pale green, decorated : 8500 Ww $1.50 to $17.50 | 50 patterns of lamps, on Porvelain and Brase Stands A complicte nnsortment.pale blue.or with \u2014 J SPECTAL.Banquet Lamp, gilt with globe, $3.50 _ .(8: 40 to $15.00 either brass, \\.Suspending V.amps, 2, 8 or 4 brackeos.SPECIAL, Lamp, with red shade and 30 pendants, $4.60 Candlesticks, with branches, $9.00 ds $1.50 to $2.50 Gue two D = Buiter Dishes, Crystal, Fruit Sets, gilt crystal, Salad Dishes and Oil Castors, Gilt Crystal.» ~ W 90c to $7.60 FRUIT SETS, PORCELAIN PLATES, CHOP DISHES.Fite.o - Etes \u2014 = _ W [ $3.00 to $10.00 Cocoa Sets, Moka Sets, Statuettes, Pottery, Candelabras.L - - BRONZES.STATUETTES and ELECTROLIERS, $6.00 to $90.00 Special, 3 lights with figures, $20.00 = g ET GLASS.BON-BON DISHES, 8125.8200 t» 83 50.VASES, R250 to 8R.00.SALAD BOWLS, 24 00 to 8K 00.WATER BOTTLES, Ete j L \u2014 WHOLESALE and RETAIL AT OUR TWO STORES 1513 St.Catherine (East 533 St.Catherine) .NEAR AMRERST 283 St.Lawrence: NEAR 87.OATHERINE SR * COLORED COTTON STOCKHOLDER They are Expected to Take a Livelier Interest than Usual in Annual Meeting.HAS HAD PROFITABLE YEAR Some \u2018Anxiety Respecting the Extent to\u2019 Which They May Share in the Good Business.The annual meeting of the \u2018'aradia : Colored Cotton Mills Coanpany, whiten will be held next month.is Hkely to attract considerable attention in finun- «ini ctrcles.lt Is understood that this cerporn- tion, which for some years hack his pald no dividends its stockholders has had an unusae!ly good year.in fact one of the best In the company s history The gross earrings are placed al te- tween twelve months, and \u2018te sta kholders #1 + BHALOUSIY ANAIlIDE De ascerluin wut Lor \u201che net result will he Since 1883 the Ties profits ranged from $147.000, in 1800, Lo $4685.000, in Jem This belny the maximimm and minimum of pro- ti from which, however, must be da.dueted the bound interest.for this cor- vnration\u2019s method 13 to figure net pro- fra previous lv taklig away from tha Amount the stun necessary tn meet this xed charge, which, in the case of the Canadian Colored Catton Mills Comn- pars ainounts to $117 000, PioOFIT AND ACCOUNT ta 1905 The company Parne! 390,000 pet hftes dedneting tha interest charg- ex and this amount was canied to the profit and loss account which amoun.te $1,231,000.Loss The company paid its stockholders xix per vent.per anni for a year «er two, and then four per cent.for a couple of veurs.Sinee then the stockholders have received nothing.For the past three or four vears the stock has not at any time sold for over sixty and has gone as low aa 25 At present It is quoted around $40 per share.Tt i= believed that the \u2018oming meet- tng will be more largely attended than $5 usual, for there are a number of stockholders who are anxious for more definite particulars than have bec given out at the meetings ordinarily.LARGEST STOCKHOLDERS According to the latest stock lat obtainable there were in the neighborhood of one hundred and forty stockholders.the following being those who own une hundred shares and upward .\u2014 J.Bryce Allan.\u2014 oe w= ma oe = 10° F.L.Belque.-.+ we oa \u2014 MO ©.A.Bogart (In trust).se ee 270 v.& D.Savings BanK.ee oe \u2026\u2014 Il Jag.Crathern.\u2026 ee oe oo os = 350 Geo.Caverhill.+a v= w= = 220 Mrs.E.M, C'averhiil.+ \u2014 \u2014 = !M - Carsiey.+.+.ee ee we we (M A.C.Clark (In trust) ea wo oe =.SI 1.Dexter, Jr.+ + se oe so oe 0 163 CU, O.Dexter .we va we oe oo ve =o Lf! S.Finley estate .\u2026.+ ca we va oo 404 A.F.Gault estate.\u20ac \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 oo 181] MR.I.Gault estate.+ + > 421 Chas.Handyside.+ + + + oo l'A T.King.+.+.eo == + oa w= 900 T.King (in trust) + \u2014 ee \u2014 .13,143 D.Morrice ce +e == me se we oo 1,898 W.J.Morrice.\u2014 cam om on oe oa 125 David Morrice.Jr.ee ve oe os 125 D.Morrice Sons & Co.+ + ve we 179 J.T.Molson,.2.22 4e 24 La ea ee 400 G.H, Meldrum (in trust).\u20ac \u2014 273 C.D.Owens.22 a + ve wa «= 930 AW, Ogilvie estate.+ + \u2014 \u2014 100 John Prescott.+ + + we oe oo 120 A M.Rogers + .++ + ve em me we 100 Adolph ROY.+ ea oe os vs 20 ws .810 À Bkalfe co vi ee th cr ee en ee oe 100 JO.Villeneuve.+ \u2014 + \u2014 ee .100 das, Wilson, Jr.vi ee ee ee Lens 177 Wo Welr din trust) .ee oo .184 Mr David Morrice is president of the company.and the firm of D.Morrice Sons & Co.act as sales agents for the corporation.The stock which stands to the credit of T King in trust) In the above list Js believed to have since been taken over hy a Montreal financial concern, There ap also ther changes in the list, as for instance the Gaults are no: how heady ag large owners as they were when it was compiled.ENGLISH BUTTER MARKET.Mesara Tawdal} Bros.of Manchester, wire of the butier market as follows: Tha (vp \u2018nhagen quotation ta four kroner doa The Danes raised the basin anven keaner, but am the over-price Was eleven k'oner.the rime ja equivalent to a fil of fon kroner.Official top is now VX krarer ar equal to 110s sq En- RUSH av average exchange rates To thie mur be added {rseht from dairy to port anil cos Meighs tranrunes and CREN El (near Sherbrooket, two heated apart- 6 and 7 rooms, $1 $16 per month.Ap: §; Merchants Bank Bldg, or Telephone open who can invest fi thou oe Ab: perience and be reliable.also *wo read uvncion, NB.83 churches, schools, ete.For partieuiars ad- FoR SALE wa A st w= MILE FROM ments, containing reception room, library.ply Legal and Financial Exchange, 703 Eust 451.8% salary.M 1684, Star Office ° thousan 85 fair tale cunvassers, 112 St.Jumies al.ofthe TANT TC wer FIRST Gross Box 54, Hawkesbury, Outarie $s $ wviegant at part eatery house, Peart dining roum, kitchen, four bedrooms.tile Merchants Bank Bldg, Phoue 942 Main.TO LET SELF-CONTAINED sd W class ime aa a NA responds : Bi an ih ra?var rei acon Nay houses, 142.144 Lurocher si.wil mui- ¥ ASTED Heu Ste Li BANDER \\ TANTED\u2014 SOLICITORS To TAKE OR | S0t et capable of taking entire charge - te, possession ny nie .: .A - : .~ q - oy de - .al of ice, \u2018st A .fr be oe bos are vita, Deiaware \u201cge 3 Bt Janitors, side entrance W.Ernest Bul- TO LET -\u2014 HEATED FLAT OF RIX [ern conveniences, #arden and mountain vul- required.Excellent time to begin Ye Tn ders for new househald wpocial'y, ia AE eae isan St toute, PE à A5 T 59% von.Notre Dame west.36 \u20ac rourns and bath, ras Sore and fix- looks ay pros uen renovate.Apply & donated.Board provided Steady position between hours of 9 and 12 morning, pan ar Te FOR SALE \u2018rEs|l- \u2014 \u2014\u2014 use \u2014 tures.318: 120 Vitre st,, uld number, near = Tatioy, - Jubn.i Euarantéed nh : ner Mfg.Uo.94 Delorimler ave.7: - Sal.F an, ACRES 7 .: en through.Special Induce- RE - ANTED - PLUS ss CHIN- Fine commodious stone residence.mod- Fon chien ta Mage, Water eun- TO LET \u2014 ON CHESTERFIELD SL Denis.Tel Up 7438.Juellm, 207 Ineuty TO TET TOWER TENEMENT No.Ments now.Write for free catalogue.Ma- IXPERIENCEL MAN A5 Ww STEn Le eee 5 cock In hotels ornized.Roomy.conveutent, comfortable, \\enieut to vattie, self contained house, two avenue, Westmount, fine open view, \u201cLFCef 5 416 St.Antoine st.meven rooms.Dials Ÿ, oy Barber Cuilege, 331 Prince at, New JANTED Sn EX office building.Adurees Agress 115 Craig su & summer and winter.Flne gardeéns, or- (stories, For further particulars apply to NO.garden in rear.heated apartments of six \u2014 a ork City 85 6 janito or © 2 LL TU LET -WHY PAY HIGH RENT IN furnace, open plumbing and can Le heated, X 7101, Star Branch Office.chards, fruft und shade trees, Burns, sta.[23 Sth as ciue, \u2018inutile, Maisonneuve.and seven large rooms.none dark, hard- |, the west end, when sou can lease new #ll winter with aix tons of coal.Apply To WwW ANTED - WORK Tan THRE EVE! dles, etr.Fine shore frontage.Price atrer 8 pum 87 6 wood finish, tlled bathrooms.oak mantels, y to date fluts, 1050-1060 St.Denis at, for 418 St.Antoine 8.p JANTED LAD ABOUT 18 or IES by fret class up to date book= - \u2014\u2014- with gaa grates, pler mirrors in wardrobe \" .WW s.Appiy Keeper, terms moderate, M1680, Brat f= $7.000 to sv so CREAMER FOR SALE FULLY a ! ee ; round; these $10 and $33.Jas.M.Mitchell, 214 St James - .driving.both languages.Apply fi ED.R.COLE, 138a St.James St.0 a 1E A good patronage.wiih EO Ol re decorated and finest Breet.36 TNT ea 16 BISHOP STREET, Yull, Lower lachine oud, Sere ie ore J ey equippe hag.-contalned house, no basement, : beyond Queen's Park mo .- .; 4ut ur due cows and more if collected, 1ce laid out In Montreal ready About April Ty ps EURE Sp ve.8 \u2026 \"ANTEL \u2014- TRAVELLER JIVING IN Un : > IM) LET \u2014 FLATS, SUSSEX AV).stories, ten rooms, hot water furnace.Seen î \u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014- \\ .- : ns TT aver and woud ready fur season, tu open May 20th, Rent moderate, Particulars Telephone ! \u20181a tt a .> Required for dining car service.Appl \\ _- TEW ND FIRST Vancouver watts good | ne sn commis- » SALE - > ; | 2 .cent and u r 8 ; ny afternoon w 4 o'clock, H.L.Putnam, pply JANTED A STEWARD AQ , pis : n Feed hours pein conitinn, Ist If not wild by that date a good butter Motayer, Up open lamin.star farnacsd® tower fiat.1st floor, Tampie Blag.87 2 suberintendent dining cars, Canadian Pa- W class cook for u lunch room.Ad sien, Address N 1567, Star Office, 85 re cr vou re puvker wanted to run it Sither on nares or possession immediately.For further parti: cific Railway, Room 11, Windsor Street dress X 7097.Star Branch Office.#8 3 ANR en ENUEU RAL querterly ar mem thiy bar ments tr ton earn mee Bic 51200 Are à ou farm of Je fi dre ET henner a arena quiars Mun 4b: \"we DWELLINO een SO Station, 8 6 \\ APE heat agement a haha quarterly or munth!y payments In ten years Cre \"78 nt + ed, 25 1 Greene, near Dorchester ndividua street, near elorimier avenue, Ww ' \u2014 + ; \" - Ume, without Interest, rented.but poss 10 nd igus place wood House or \"tive entrance from street) five rooms direct TO LET \u2014 12 SPLENDID FLATS, 920 41! modern accommodations.Apply to 136 WANTED \u2014 ROYAI, VICTORIA COL- od eater: ronan reputaciene a session secured 1st May If necessary Jno.fumes two barns and stable, beautifully 118ht).bath and store reum.(artistically bo to 930 Esplanade avenue, Montreal An- Fubre or at 183 Murray at 88 2 vablen Sherbrooke st, at once; gvvd T vsvl.Star Branch Office A Jas Browne und Son, (07 St James st sifua:ed on St, Francis River: price of farm Corated; open enamelled plumbing.refii- pax\u2019 40t water heating, open plumbing, 6 ~~~ EV mad.bply housekeeper, 8 % .he oo: wt fines Further partrulars to be had by ap- KSTRLOR electroliern 6n en LOUE JO LEE a eit Apts do (mined: fn To LET UPPER DWELLING OF EP Wanted\u2014F{irst-class Painters und Pa- TANTED - A YOUNG FRENCH CANA- piytug to Janes Miler PF UIverton, l\u2019ased monthly.19 FSiaynor, Phone 1008 12 tu 16 doilars # month, Apply to 1652 se.nice rooms to let at 48 St Margaret \\ ANTED -\u2014 AN EXFERIENCED COAT r-hange Herr» Morgan & Co.Phil.\\ NPE > pes a FARM AND LAKE FOR SALE NEAR p t of b th ro es.87 3 Mount.8: 2 Urbain st.or Main 3969.85 6 s:, neur the Cathedral Church, between Bt.maker, stend, wouployinent uaran- pe ; BETS.> EB Tam om an I'rotestint, married.of good ad- i ; À ! « Q.proprictur o o proper - _ = © 4349 teed ou ; LE n lips Square.87 : dress au.temperate, experienced in hotel Ste Aguthe, can br bourat together \u2014 - Antoine and Lagaucnetiere.Tel.Main 3338.Mor in\u201d va Prices, plèce work.Apply 198 and tia ranagement, wishes pore congen i \u2014\u2014 _-\u2014\u2014\u2014 , \\ - , .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ce st.pr ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 2e He , n - Pours amt autbuirainee lake NO serra ES ! ™ LET - Nos, 785 AND \u20188: ST.TO LET\u2014NO.780 CHAUSSE ST.A \u2014 aus WANTED MACHINE TENDER fal pesi-in with large filra.Moderate sai- with trout; price moderate.Appi; 350 West FARMS TO LET.enie street, handsome new cut stone self-contained cottage, 10 rooms and \"ANTED - AT ONCE AN = wanted for board machine: gud poal- urs to start, apenks English and French \\ TA front flats, each containing 8 rooms, hot : ; .NOEXPERI- tion fur first lass man.B 2117, Star Of- fluent.s has disposition io learn quickl,.Bt.Catherine .86 © _ mn ; » water furnaces and a!l modern Improve- large yurd and stabling.Apply tu John enced girl for repairing shirts, steady fos y \u201c + 87 2 PO 1730.star Office 883 + For sa em ee \u2014 = To LET \u201c6 ACRES OF LAND, ALL STAR WANT AD S.ments; possession lat May.For full parti.Burns.228 Craig west 6 3 SP ment es $5 per week.Appl, to CE - LT \u2014 Ce - EL SITE ols SUMME ÆT-76, 8 LAND, AL : Mr u he St .: et AE Terao NY aaa MER meudow and pasture, near Malson- culars appl: te Stevenson Brown and = lad 213 ior orandard Shire Mfg oo, WANTED - GOUD GENERAL SER- \\ ANTEIY - YOUNG MAN (MARRIED) Rigaud wharf, opposite Joues Island de Neuve bi gate.Apply 6J1 Berri st, 46 6 Cu.Guardian Bian, Tel, Main 3980.LORS 86 3 vant, sw ede or Norwegian preterrad.des.res furnished quarters In exchange Lery Masdomete.Rigewt que 6s TT e OES ADVERTISING PAY?1671 FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.[\\{I | For Sale A on ltr wust, full size extensiun Kitchen, gas and bperators on coats; good wages and vpen for engagements for birthday! near I sor street, a good nek of the best results In selling pou | coal ranges, bath un twn flats, e: Léetrie ligt steady employ ment, Vineberg Taiouring Co.parties, bazauis, etc with his original stores and dweilings, showing a good rev- LUSINESS PREMISES TO LET.dogs and hardy apple trees, I cons and telophune.Apply Phone Up 2145 Ltd., No.40 St.Antoine si 87 $ Punob aud Judy perfvrmance.Apply 1761 enue, which can be materially inoreased; sider The \u2018Star\u2019 the best adyer- St.George a! 9.a dargain to a quick buyer.Apply to DDR tising mrdivm in Canada.CLASSIFIED WANT AD \u2014\u2014 -\u2014 Ww .VW ANTED \u2014 A BOY FOR OFFICER OF \u2014_\u2014 \u2014- \u2014\u2014\u2014 Taetiton & Co, 205 St James si.Tel gp TO LET-ROOMY FLAT, FIRST OR J C STOCKWELL., TO LET \u2014 FOR 6 OK MONTHS, , Wanted bright boy for uifice work.large mercantile concern.gsvd OD- W TANTEL CEXPRRIENCEU GARDENT! Main 1369.87 6 tk second fluor, splendid far wholesals UT well furnisned house, newly payrred, Ahly a aq Department Star portunity for a thorough training.Appiica- |! | on pren.h, 50 soûts, married, chikâless,( business; no manufacturing.104 Notre : nine rooms, ho: water furnace, gas atu\\s, ve, \u20ac « tons must state age and remuneration ex- strictly aobar wants place.Apply 1.FPo= : .oO mn : t 202 1 87 Her, 55 Maisrield ui 87 CRES E T T Dame west.836 Please the Public! E 4302, TH E range.Aver light, plano, telephone.a Is ; TASTED TIN AN INSURANCE oF Preted Ww 3.Star Uftice.er, 43 arieid u ; 3 ( > N S , 7 ; © ie ap ; cs à competent stenographer, accus- AN _ .- \"ANTE .cir LN ._ .19 LET Tana ERY STORE, WITH e STAR, Wanted Office tomed to Remington typewriter.Address, W AN ern NA RE Ce ANTE riod A Above St.Mwtherine Street Handsome |, rise re ea good Corner, \u2014 - atatng previous experience und salary ex- chell Co, Bel-Air ave, 8t, Henry 87 2 double und williug tv make himseif usetul.! ' f J , Dour Angus Shops, wit) ! ; ' che 0.ave.Bt.> K uéetu mandstons front house: hnndsomely and ve witnout dweillng above.only em à Boy, brought the ad: HOUSES WANTED.pented, Manager, P.O.Box 357, Montreal.B.M.146 Windsor at.873 elaborately finished and fitted interior.Financial Exchange, 7V3 Merchants Bank To LET \u2014 110 CRESCENT STREET .TANTED -\u2014 YOUTH, WITH EXPERI.\\ TANTED\u2014WAGES WIIILE LEARN- xx - Every modern luxury snd conventence, Lid.942 Malo 83 6 six rom apartment heatrd.KO vertiser WANTED \u2014 A HOUSE OF FIVE OR \\ ence for raliway ufflee, salary 870 per ing; instruction, tools.board, room, W ANTE rere Hi mad pan BAIN = Five bedrooms Special ventilators \u2014_ fixtures, gas siove, re Ur \u20ac v six rooms, central locality for month Address in vwn handwritin railroad ticket free.\"co-operative plan : E- +.: .ans N ta + ' & X.1145, TP + \u2019 ,e very \u2018 ar S13.000.Possession If desired Pa STURB TO Let, 385 ST.JAMES sr.| 69 Victoria st.Tel tp 222 46 21 ANSWER May | lat.Address 95 Mansfield nt.4 8 | Star Branch Uffice (Get particulars immediately.alt \\Wash- IE.Maung charges tery low Address = FRED.R.COLE, 138a St.James St .Fou 10 window.Apply to .\u2014 > .\u2014 TTT.ington st., Boston, Mass.87 4 ° | ; : - 8 St.Walker, 125 St Fra Xubler at 23 6 TO LET - SUITE HEATED APART , WANTED \u2014 MODERN SELF-CON- ANTE : ., ~ 7 - (Will remove tu 205.) 87 3 RER TR 2 ; , , lundebr | NAV ANTED\u2014PRINTERS.JOB AND NEWS TAXTED - BY AN ENERGETI} re ro LET CORNER wl TIT a m nT TE ME tained house.¥ rooms, $300 10 3000 VY hand, also young man for Gordon | WANTED \u2014 WOMEN.FIRST CLASS Ww young man position as general office FOR SALE \u2014 ON BREWSTER AVE LET = CORNER NT.LAW- polet Telephone trs + Janttor, 6 Toums, por pnoum: west end preferred.Addreas press.tiond wages and steady work.State hand sewers yn couts.Lest of wages.hand; can speak both languages: age 24 1 lachine, gond house and large plot store.sultab.» for any buninens ven ye path and store ruom » .1rert lignti; Imme- Bring Best Results | 9 : «ge snd «xperlence, Star, Soo, Ont.88 3 ready employment.oe wy St, Antoina st.years, best references as to character; rea- of ground, nil conveniences, possession enil App 7 Finevers and Bon 11 Pinus dite possession, Un premises Phune Ivus _\u2014 ineberg Talloring Co t 8: 3 sonable salary, good penman.D 2:45, Star of April.part of price can remain on d'armes 1 Hui.! 8 Mount.: 87 2 A ce.88 2 NOTES.Campbell and Howell, Tempe - ie A \u2014\u2014 FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.WANED or oe a DO r TEL FRENCHMAN Seems .8 2 EN = : TEL Ne , EE 2 TO LET LA n POINTE FORTUNE, I Th Salisbur fa TO LET \u2014_ NO.542 PLESW BT.AAA AA best of references State ate, salary asd VV A ration as hook keeper French rors 3 .\"INF \u201c \u2018 ar .son t ouse un lat of seven large, airy rooms, hath, x r \u2014 RN qualifications, W 2024 tar Office.87 2 ne - FOR ek cas FN AE wm aden aiiachid, {food opening tor Senecal n e y.wc and gas fixtures complate, alle pau flat, four roma Gain flat.gas store Wanted for general insurance office ; ét rata naar ure iar electric light, water, price $3300 LE.OU Hunsbz.\u2018Pt.Fort ght.Apply to Tom Corner of Guy and St.Antoine streets, lly: rent 816.Possesslon after 15th Apr plano.lighted, heated, water included, rent |, ; [WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED FOLDERS fice.$8 3 Box R27.Montreal feb \u2019 rune.Que.0585 suites of 5 rvoms.Heated, hw.and Jan- Abply to 654 Plessis at.66 $35 per month.213 Greene ave, \u2018Felephona VOVd vppourtunity for advancement to and general bindery hands, Apply The _ DR le A to | \u2019 .-\u2014\u2014 west nu 174.3 bright buy.Apply P.O.5 Benallack Litho.and Printing Cu.& Latour y VE : ; po TO LET - wha DESIRABI E STORE, ftor\u2018a services.$22.Apply 5.He TO LET \u2014 NEW FLAT, 628 PARC PMEMORT 8s ght boy pply £0.Box 673.88 2 street.87,3 W dr aie srenosrapher Lay A ndows, number 2605 Dowell, 20 St.Alexis street.Jlafontaine, 8 rooms, all modern eon- TO LET \u2014 FURNIBHED FLATS.123 m9.pe ence and references, Apply T 1944, Star Ofe athrrine st.Apply John H Hod, nn pply î Wi * F Î l Î 644 Temple \u2018Bida a our Lo res, |.use tire ST TT ATHER re oY a Just, 623 Parc La- Union avenue, 7 rooms, $40.126 Cres.\\ TANTED \u2014 SMART YOUNU MAN AS WANTED \u2014 A NURSE APPLY THE five.\u2019 , me TO LET 4 5 e hast 8.\u201c6 cent mt, 8 rooms, rent $55.143a Stanley.7 typewriter, and timekeepe ; Day Nursery.elmont Park.883 r of 6 and 7 h .per, one who ine at, Westmount, suites roams, $50.33 Ri.J,uke, 6 rooms $35.\u201cThe can speak French and English §7 3 ; : te : \u2014 ç - .Loe Al.Luke, : preferred; JANTEL \u2014 A CHANCE TO COOK 8 | =\u2014\u2014 complete 1 pnt fe tete prom: Teen room Ny MANCE STREET.© Cons Sranler.8 Toms.300.W.Erncst Bolton, must be sober steady and honest Apply.ANTED TWO SMART YOUNG Wai good contract Job of any kind, ; n .> _ For Sale.three lots 50 x 165, OFFICES TO LET.oP menting.hot water sear round.Yoater electricity, mantel, nicely finish a 141 Notre Dame west.85 ¢ Ælving refereucez to O 1650, Bar Office.VW Eiris to wait on table, Also steady large cron preferred.op aurvey, or cer, Job.a total frontage of 150 x 165 \"all taxes pald.Telephons In apari- for occupation.J.L.Tremblay, 561 B .A - ; kitchen.Balmoral Cafe, in the ress =-3d.Sta ce to RR.siding in rear.\u2018These lots are ce rae py Biectrio fixtures, gas stoves.Water * wet fos.LE Tur re amare WANTED -\u2014 AT ONCE A COMPETENT Balmorai Block.554 Notre Dame st.west.POSITION AS A COLLEC- splendidly situated on Henry avenue, one (|\\0 LET FINE BRIGHT OFFICES AND filtering plant Installed.IRL lieated and lighted, gas atova range, Auar | waitress.Apply at Walsh's Cafe, 96 87 2 W AS et ter any good \u2018business; can Five biock from Login avenue street car line, mample rooms, single and en aulte, with operation all night In om nt start May TCL \u2018ET -\u2014 MANCE STREET, 839 TO light, piano, tælepnone, attendance, suitable West St.Catherine st.guarantee.$1uv 3300.and references.Ad- and facing a short street cunnecting Hen- goods host vaults.in 13 wad 17 St.John \u2018cases: immediate posscesion on prem- : between Mount Roya: and Vil- for married couples for light housekeaping.WANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT § E 2250, Star Office 88 6 Tv and Logan \u2018rhev were bought twn aireet ard 30 Hospital street: immediate Jot.Apply to Robert Neville, Jre gnoprem- deneuce, two lower flats and two middle 13 Phillips sa.7 3 \\WANTED \u2014 MEN AND WOMEN TO for a amall family; no washing; wages T0000 7 TU : Years Ago to build a factory on, but plans | \\!eImity of Buard of Trade Building.Stock lres ar 213 Mefohants fan 880 Apply on promise at water bath ete \u2014 canvass for now household apecialtyt $1° A month.Apply to Ed Lord.695 BL.INATANTEL -.BY RERPECTABLE WO- were changed, and they are offered at a Exchanze and the Principal business centre si.Telephone Main + er on premises, Friday, Saturday and TO LET\u2014WELL FURNISHED FLAT over 100 per cent, profit.Apply betwean Catherine st.east.near Wulte.87 WW \u201cman werk bs the day.washing, sacrifice pi a Quick sale Price $50 per of Montreal.Bulldings always in perfect or- y afternoon, or phone Main a 2 on Sanguinet st.five rooms, separate hours of 9 und 12 morning, Banner Mfg.3 TANTED A MAID, AB GENERAL, ECTUbbing or cleaning.xvod references.398 .; fer and very fair offices.as low as 96.00 bath und w.c.; rent $37.30, Phone Main Co.94 Lelorimier ave.y \u2014 AID, ENE ~ 1g | t Central front foot.Lots in vicinity not so well \u2018 .\" 1 Hy: w 12 t, Antoine \u20ac en per month G.G.Lewis, 30 Hospita 3 N = 864.BE 2263, Star office.88 2 in a flat, for small famliy: wages $12.=\" =\" 7\" ~~ 7 situated are held fur $60.Address J.H.qe ce TO LET \u2014 4642 ST.CATHERIN 17 41 Dubord vi ave.) .phone Main 2698.83 + : INE ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG LAD Apply ul st.(Viger \"ANTED \u2014- ST - Sherrard, P.O.Box 3, or telephone West am on our od 8 astm int.alan well ltght- i\" experience of shorthand and Han > > W ATED ns a working hone 613, Montreal.73 9 Jaw \"je ol | \u2014 FINE w JROUND a FTOOT.art ents Tames et.y 4 Se.AGENTS WANTED.Trung: ee ame Knowledge of W ANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED FORE.keeper.Apply 43a Bieury at, 88 2 .- st.A m andwrit- ro : John street, immediate vicinity of Board Pp M - A ing.Apply The National B8kirt M St.Catherine st.88 2 TAN \u2014 ny STEADY MAN, FOR SALE OR TO LET.of Trade Bldg.G.G.Lewis, 30 Hospital TOR pate (248.21 BISHOP INTED © AGENTS FOR THÉ SaLE 1337 Notre Dame st.fe.Co.W ANTE F4 rrtna RAD E MN.st.Telephone Malin 2698.83 6 355 Mountain st.Only a few of the rent $45 and $35.Jas M PAST V of wstes) wire woven hammocks and _ - ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL WHERE qurinz the summer months in looking after LR A ALAN LA 6 and 8 roumed suites left.Choice of de- 214 Se James at - .M.tchell | ible border steel wire mats.with name V ANTED \u2014 A LADY STENOGRAPHER other maid is kept: willing to 0 10) end caring for houses and lawns.Address! TO LET AND FOR BALF\u2014AT CAR- corations and immediate possession, with .7 8.inserted ir desired.Staple goods with un- gra Oia experience.Apply to D 2206, Country.Apply after 7 pm.at 132 Mana.Pierre Tremblay, 979 Mt.Deuls at.#88 2 1 Here ind acte farm.brick cottage, * : free rent to May Ist.Apply 5.H.Me- TU LET \u2014- 4692 ST.CATHERINE ST, | 'Imited sale.Nothing like them In Canada.= Office.88 3 field st, $8 2 \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 mn mr eee ee arn, stable and orchard.on river front, k S ] B 2 s street.80 7 4aw Active agents making big money.Lloyd- ; ; = ANTED - POSITION BY A RELI- formerly owned by Daminirk Murray, be.Quic d ê ar dil Dowell, 20 St.Alexis od tment.rorner top flat.weil Heng Thompson Wire, Limited, 53 Spadina ave.V rt RELIABLE DRIV- WANTED re A TQUNG MAN FOR WA able man w.ih 15 years\u2019 experlence in tween C.P.R depot and electric cars, im - TR = - Toront ! er and e eman F.Puwell and ndoor use Work.ppiy by letter.Mur ma, cats and tekl mediate possession.Apply Robert Duncan, t OVERDALE AN B\u2014Fine cut stone Tv LET -HEATED 7 AND &-ROOMED James 87 6 onto.63 312 Co., 228 Ann with name and address td X 7141.Star manu peter E Forty Star Shas.LS Denis 82 kitchen, handsome parlors, Daisy fur- qua Sphriments witn nardwood floors ele: TO LET - 3 MAGNIFICENT PLATS WANTED \u2014 PORTRAIT AGENTS TTT Re AND E Branch Office.35 2 88 3 -\u2014 nace, bath, wc.mationary wash tubs, all fixtures, gas stove.refrigerator, hot water tern Ceo os, 183 10 Je ha w wholesale orice Tt \u201cSamples trae, V good milkers.Alex, McD.Dries \\ ANTED \u2014 BECOND 00K, SOBER, TANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN WANTS A 8 new; plenty cupboards, larders, etc.Good year round and nn water tax to pa, chPAP- Xddress Jos.| \u201c43 on eondltiona.Ne Merchants Portral £ Ltd.mond, Rosemount.sa 3 «end with good references.Apply to W psition in office: rond writer and LAKE SHORE LOTS.brick stable, coach-house, hay-loft: new est avallable up-to-date apartments Apply eat.Leger, 1 Nutre l'ame nt.Prices lowest.erohants Por t Co.x the Chef, Engineers\u2019 Club, 388 Dorchester ek Dos accurate at fentes.Dest of tes Fine large building Ints.next Lake ruof.Fine properly.In Al arder.Elabor- ©N premlags.ae Groavenor wis Ww esti unt.87 6 oron WANTED \u2014_ NURSERY MAID, street west.Povences.D 4, Star Office, shore.on flne rising ground.orchards ately fitted and beautifully decorated.or W ree ha = TO LET -\u2014 NOS.149, 1498, 151, 151B ANTED \u2014 MEN, WOMEN SOLICIT- , where experienced nurse is Kept.re- TANTED CATTLEMEN F NG.| \u2014 etc.Three to ten acres.Beautiful land Moderate outlay will mike good dou- = = \u2014\u2014 \u2014 ® Waverle; street, Annex, four fiats of V ors, position, remunerative.R.Fugere Hagen required.Appl; at once, No.9 land, tree E a FOR E: y VV ANTED-SITUATION BY A RUBSIAN road and sidewalk, uedr station, pg tenement.and pav handsomely.Price six rooms, first class finished, bath, w.c, and M.Theoret, Supt, 107 St.James st, gehill avenue, off #12 Dorchester st, or enclose \"stamp for Bartionlars apply bookbinder, competent workman overlooking lake.Bargin prices.Pretty gly 250 Quick offer solicited, SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.ras lower fiata at $13.upper at 414.Apply | room 16.9 to a.m.ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG ARCHITECICR.8nd Regan, 182 1-2 St Antoine st, mole Peak English.Apply 103 Cadieux, ay and beautiful modern cottages and hougas D.R.COLE, 138a St.James St.|._ __ SN.Apusuhbauit, 3196 Kt Lawrener.or TED SALRBMEN ONE OF OUR WANTED tA.TOUNG ARCE exo iene: authorized sgenta.4 saw Dr vecupation, If purchased ow iY move to No.205) 73 TO RENT \u2014 HOUSE AT LONGUEUIL, \u2014 Tames a eV ae live hundred and fifteen in estimating and quantity taking.munt WANTEL=-MAN WITH 11 YEARS AC.semi-detached, river front.No TO LET - VERY DES - .Great time fo m e quick an good at lettering, salary to tive business experience in New York FRED.R.COLE, 138a St.James St.oe Hord de l'Eau.furnace, bath : roomed fiat.§62 St.ABLE hot ay ou and moods.Planters basing sommenca 350.ADply by letter The Cana- city.In general office work, 30 years of Moving to 105.87 3 above flood Level.lurminhed\u201d 1 required: water furnace.open plumbing; all modern commercial ofchards not small orders.al Monpraleal Company, Lid, 4 Hospital age, married riative ef Ontario.denires * (ES mr eee me past tenants - w a p Neil ng terms.Improvements; rent $18.Apply 864 Sy.Hu- Write now for salary or commission propo- .58 2 position in Montreal.ttawa or Toronto ; Rent $250.J.idmer Nelles and Bro, bert.87: sitlon end make money.Capital Nuraeries, FANTED BOY TO \u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014Fibe strong men accustamed moderate salary desired.with prospect of PT.ST.CHARLES SNAPS, oun ep én Ve 303 Bt James st._\u201c 85 9 Ottawa.© 36 zaw VV À: a dental office AROUND to machinery for making Gramophune re- future advancoment waen ability ia proven.BOURGEOIS ST \u2014&:3.300 \u2014 Two gond To LET AT LENNOXVILLE fi TO LET \u2014 UPPER FLAT.65% HUT- to learn mechanical dentiatr; ou ® cords.Experienoe not nacranary.hard 55, Hiar offic oh ANT \u2014 \u201cNNO Fee preferred: work, good pa.Berliner Gramophone to - brick houses on good sized lot.Pay good from lat May, for summer months.8 chison st, elght rooms, wc.und bath must be neat, Apply to Dr.J.Rubin, 2118 : y + P Le \u201c 88 ; ; : .re: : \u201cati - = ,.[oy la.3 .8 .rental.Cost 36.500.Will sacrifice for roomed furnished house.with garden.re- ain Furnace, plumbing, Eo po ieeiric Might, TEACHERS WANTED.St.v'ataerine st.2315 or Catherine wk for Mr.Sanders) quick offe oO ; - ferences required.Box 13, Lennoxiille.alsy nace, \u20ac u co price È LOST.tuick offer.PS.O00.Only part cash re + moderate.Apply 182 City Ha ; quired.As this property will be wants) 28_4_ Pigeon Pr Te eve a Seren U'PROTRSTANS TRACER VV NE EE POR SUMMER Hu.ANTED\u2014DRUG CLERK APPLY TO mmm SANS SNA d 3 JS .AN\" \u2014 N > .athews, Queen\u2019 565 ., SE Ten phot the Foro vements a clea upon.It LET \u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE AT V for Naplerville school; term eight Hotel, , 8 5 A.B, Scarff, 2565 St.Catherine st.OST \u2014 WEDNESDAY MORNING GOLD UT YOTY handsome profit in u few $8250 Lakeside for season, eight rooma.TO LET \u2014 UPPER FLAT 788 CA- months: school to open At once.Address Ww.ANTED_BOT.APPLY 331 BT.ax brooch In shape of flower, with poart ye a a Apply 184 McGill et.86 6 dieux at.six rnome, all latest Improve- F.Marceau, BSecretary-Treasurer, Napler- VWANTHD\u2014A KITCHEN MAID, WHO Y toine at .E .N=} in centre, on St.t atnerin « - between foto BURGESS ST.- £3.300.Two good Hands essed brick al ments.Telephone Bast 445.or 63la St, Denis ville, Que.87 2 understands cooking: must have best ; calfe st.and Guy.Reward at Jud Univer- brick houses, sture and three tenements, 1 Man Si mestane house Tor sain TO LET \u2014 STE.AGATHE DES street.7 \u2014\u2014 of references.Apply to Mrs.Beardmore by sliy at 8 Just putin good order.Present rent, $420.Ne ss The only one left, being Monts, on Prefontaine st, house, 81 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PANTED\u2014A TEACHER HOLDING 3RD telephone, Uptown 1203, 88 3 - - - me Twelve and a half per cent.Bargain heautitully decorated.and up- ed rooms, bath.etc.Apply on spot to Alt.TO LET \u2014 AT 8f WAVERLEY BT.rlass certificate for public 8.8.No.2, MISCELLANEOUS, LYST \u2014 TUESDAY NIGHT AT THEATRE FRED, R.COLE, 138a St.James Street.date In every way Uibeau, or Mr.Louis Beaulieu.87 Annex, you wili find modern, new Papineau Township, Dist.; dutles to \\ ANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCRZ CAR- Francais, lady's goil watch, open Will move to 205.57 3 oO, Ev D Yta in ti flats, equal to anything In this part +, the commence April 23rd; salary.$225 per an- pet layer.Metropotan House Furnian- AeA ee faced, monogram K.Bon back.Reward 5.pen ery Day for !mapection TO LET\u2014ON MAINE COAST, NEW city.M.G.Edson, 672 Mancs st.à 6 num.Herbert Hazelwood, Mattawa, Ont, Ing Co., 1678 Notre Dame st.87 HR GLOBE.TORONTO, FOR OVER #6 at 695 Palace st.37 6 Ch as J Brown cottages, beautifully aituated on the 88 3 Fr eo 2% Sipe, Toronto.fas been pt saiands in Portland harbor: well furnlsh- TO LET \u2014 OXENDEN ; \\WANTED \u2014 A HEAD NURSE FOR THE recosn ng force In sdiué POST \u2014 LAST THURSDAY.APRIL 0TH, ., # AVENUE, Journalism; to-day The Globe's Circula- 4 1 - : nt 200 and upwards for th a- ; Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital.Ad- ?wn notes of 5150 each and receipts, j mon, excellent bonting, bathing end fan.[ed eatin fare,\" harieome heat: PARTNERS WANTED.dress E.Hargrave.Sherbrooke.87 6 L'on ls 16 po.snd its advertising patron.etc.Finder rewarded at 32 Sangulnet st.TO LET.4957 St.Catherine Street 1 , f wood floors age 33 1-3 p.o.greater than that of any ing.Apply for particulars, Liffiton & throughout and every modern couvenlence; vs other mornin in the Dominlon; + 863 Co., 206 St.James st.Tel.Main 1369.five minutes\u2019 walk to Mountain and Mec- > V ANTED \u2014 WOMEN TO MAKE BOYS Globe la the recognived Want ipl ?87 § Gil University, twenty minutes to Post Of- ANTED \u2014 CAPITAL WANTED BY EX- pants at home.John P.Black and dlum in Ontario.F T FOUND rience rospectors for expioration