The Montreal herald, 28 février 1901, jeudi 28 février 1901

[" 46 THE MONTREAL HERALD.\u2026=\u2014=- 94TH YEAR NC.51 28, 190L \u2014 PRICE ONE OENT, \u2014__ General Bertha, Commandant of \u2014 \u2014 The London Pre Credits an Unoffi cial Report.WAR OFFICE HAS NOT HEARD IT The Surrender to Lord Kitchener Occurred on Majuba Day\u2014De Wet Still Held by Flood.London, Feb.°8- 3.43 p.m.-The Pall Mall Gazette credits the news of General Botha's surrender.but a representaitve ot the Associated Press learns that neither the Forewn Office nor the Colonial Office bas any information confirming the re port.The Sun savs it is officially announced that General Botha, the Commandant.General of the Boer forces, has surrendered to General Kitchener.The War Office bas received no cuntirmation.The War Secretary, Mr.Brodrick.an- noureed in the House of Commons this at- terroon that he had no official information of the surrender of General Botha.THE REPORT IN YEW YORK.New York, Feb, os The London cor respondent.of the Tribune cables that al though no othicial information has been Isssued with regard to the matter, he learns from a good source that General Lows Botha.the Boer Commandant-Gen- eral.has surrendered to the British, thu- con.memoraung Majuba Day in the same manner as General Cronje did months avo.If the War Office authorites can sce their wav to confirming the news there will be great rejmicine throughont the British Empire.Commandant DelWeg must still be reckoned with, however.and urless he can be persuaded to lay down b- arms, hostilities must proceed.The London Chronicle's report that Bo- tha has surrendered as cor sidered signifi cant because st will Le remembered that Botba detined to treat through an inter- mediarm, and sud he would apply direct.Iv to surrender Fe absence of news about DeWor wold rem to suvgest that he has aon oot away, and as the Oranze! Kner 1+ fallinz he may be able to make! tre out of the Calanv god hs vs Lard Kitchener reperts General French's : FU ears woth sich coolness that only the Brii goue up to 16e nt certain times in 100.competition at this association has ever evok-! lar price, $7.00.Friday veer.84.50 strawberry and brown, etc.orth In reply to a question by Dr.Sproule, to have them now was that there was à remarka of ibe Premler, Mr.Mulock aod 940 east the farmers had a right to .ex- p s hy ber will .fully 45c à yard.Friday 150 the minister stated that the inspection strong idea among the people of British other Liberal leaders In 1805, when speak pio \u201cOng candid, fair treatment \u2018and \u2018not ed go much interest.A large num er #11 ji LADIES* COSTUMES\u2014IN Fige Venetian .: aaserssertee would be made wherever the fruit was of- Columbia.and among several of the teu- fng ou Mr.Mukrck's hlil to make the grant- gop perversions as the House had heard § Loe! In order to try an carry oft the hag Cloth and Twilled Cheviot, new short .* » \u201c ¢ Cu i ° : - * ome rize.i 3 3 Pe .tH \u2018av cory.| of passes compulsory, were quoted by - tratvene \u2018 = p .style jacket, full flare skirt, lined DRESS GOODS \u2014 About 15 pieces Black ; og t \u2018 fered for sale or stored, and inspectors erers for these two vessels, that every ¢ A of this transaction.; s ) og: : fe + AN 5 ; SL \u2019 Sfr.Robinson with approval.\u201cThey were The (Govern me rel wl h the notice already received by throughout and tailor stitched, col- Grenadine, 28 inches wide, very nice would be appointed to see to the enforce thing was not fair and square.Three ten forced on the principle,\u201d he said, \u201chut they a yo bw PY had ne anaes! 5 the Contrary ro tactories along tie canal, the | ors black, navy blue and brown.: designs, beautiful finish, Worth at derers had told him that the specifica Te Now T have a.P'Cpesal to sell direct y to iad | mer, bee a) ë \u2018 : i Worth $19.25.Friday .813.65 least ioc a yard.Friday .20d The minister answercd that it w i ions f ines.No deposit had | supported the resolution as «alculated f0 [nf manufacture.and when In lets than will cause the mills to be shut down | \u2018 \u2019 .compulsory but ARR NT DO or.and ae a result the lowest remove the slur from members that they ten-ton lots with le added as profit.But weeks longer than usual.| .GREA I SPECIAI S | : , - marked would be subject to the inspection.A YEAR'S CANAL TRAFFIC.* The Minister of Railways and Canals gave Mr.Clancy the following figures of last season's canal traflic:\u2014Welland Canal 719,360 toms: St.Lawrence Canal, 1,017, 90 tons: Chambly Canal, 318,561 tons; Gttawa Canals, 386,782 tons; Murray Canal, 18,916 tons; Trent Valley Canal, 43,065 tons; Sault Ste Marie Canal, 2, 035,677 tons.The figures for the Rideau tenderer had been allowed ta retire.Mr.Wilson wanted to know why the Minister of Marine had: asked ior tenders without a deposit.\u2019 i Sir louis Davies said he would explain the reasons when the papers came down.The motion was defeated.TRADE WITH ITALY.Mr.Monk moved for en order for cor: respondence between the Italian Consul for Canada and the Prithe Minister or the ing proposed improvement of the trade relations between Canada and Italy, and of all correspondence leading up to the lieved this correspondence would show the opinign held by the countries of Eu- time expressed tariff would create a feeling of hostility in Europe and lead to a diminution in the .wanted Canadian lumber, but the amount the resolution was that it should be amend- ; .: - - Extreme cases of dis- of thé present trade was not easily ascer- ed so as to have the Government obtain we la Me ES \" Se ra its - ease test the real value tainabl t of it done b the passes for members.Or If the sessional onld Bring Mr.Mackay, the Toronto au .A : C30 FLFAW.cane test the real value taimable as most of it was done by way |Log ly whe ncredeed af hn ang |B, 3 weir ined frie 1h It is the Choice of our Fashion- .ng cated, IC might be well to prevent members Polen to prove my statements.The chal- : Cor, St.Catherine and \u201cstimulant\u201d?rations, which have no real medicinal value, seem to brace up the users when they are feeling \u201cplayed out.\u201d Any stimulant will do this whether bought at tbe liquor store or drug store.true test of a medicine is when life itself is staked on its no preferential treatment was being received in return.For years, there had heen a steady endeavor among Montreal business men to improve our relations witn Italy especially, each country having many products that the other required.Ttaly business in Canadian pork and minerals.ada olive oil, olives, wines, Îtalian paste and canned fish, mostly through.France.Mr.\u20ac.H.Catelli, a manufacturer come of it, and the was that Italy had removed Canada from Minister of Trade aud Commerce respect Italy, on the other side, exported to Can- Montreal, Mr, L.G.Cresse, a lawyer, ot later Consul-General Kolimbergo pres- Mr.Richardson (Lisgan), who seconded the resclution in the absence of Mr.Ralph 8mith (Vaprouver), did not approve of It altogether, but wag avllling to vote for It.To his mind the milage allowance was In tended to cover Pullmans, meals, and prob ahly compenszte for the (Ime spent Int ravel as well as railway fare, and his view was that passes should Le made compulsory, and the amount which the rallway fare would cost deditoted from the mileage.At the game time he ecouted the fdea that any member was influenced \u2018hy the acceptance of a pass, though It was not desirable that opportunity should he given to any one to make such an accusation.Mr.Maclean thonght It was a scandal that members should take passes and then g» loto the accountants\u2019 office and accept doubt whether the Government could conm- pel rallways to issue passes.though his association pass\u201d had been short, it made him feel much legs comfortable than if he had been \u2018felt wuch more at ease than hé did when he was coming up here the.other day.It the pags was given him as a matter of right and not a a matter of courtesy by the railway company, be was sure every other \u2018mewber would feel more at home when travelling ou HH.His own view of rom taking passes.Mr.Borden attached no welght to the argument that members were influenced by belng given passes, speaking from his observation in the Railway Committee.One might ns \u2018well say that members were influenced to favor the Uoraernment by-reassn\u2014 of helng givem passes hy the Intercolonial more or less discussion among the public on the subject, and some attention must be it was a different maîter tp say that no twine shoilld be dlsposed of Tn any other way but as the resolution stated.The farmers had not aceepted 1ne Government offer to any \u2018great extent, with the consequence that half of Just yvesr's output was sti) In store at Kingston.If the Government 19 to sell to the farmer, the latter must deal with the Government direct.Twine put on the market was sub- cet to all- the laws of trade and had to e, sold in competition with all the rival makes of twine.As roof that the Government output fs not betng sold at a higher rate than ethers, Mr.Fitzpatrick read from u circular issued last August hy the Plymouth Company, in\u2019 which it 1s stated that the Government price all season lind heen from 1 to 2 cents helow the market \"| ly stated that it was unt to Le lonked/ upon It waa being charged that in 1808 twine was being sold to friends of the Govern- volume of trade, while on the other hand rilog on nine on a ouate oi right.He ment for Jess than cost, How was It he.Point In eens agit Ing.(Fur One Chat age a preference was being granted for which connection with is business, and always fore 18062 When the industry was estab.most St St.Patrick's Square, and the replac- live In 1804 the people had to pay $40.- 000 for a plant that cost the contractor only $18,000, and that in spite of the fact that one of the tenders received offered the same plant for £20,000.Ct Mr.Claney\u2014Where Is your proof?- The Solleltor-General\u2014+The Public Accounts Committee Is there: bring the mat.lenge I made last year | repent now, and I env, that: this matter would\u2019 he better dealt with before the Public Accounts Committee, or Agricultural Committee, or even a gpeelal committee \u2014where we would he able to hring witnesses to prove the statements all sorts of chance statements made, aris.Connor.who wns at the time the moving spirit in the binder twine: combine, and Fo De strietly logleal, Mr.Blaln ebould have said that The police of No.9 statlon have received word to be on the lookout for a Mr.Desire Belanger, aged 20, of 193 Chateauguay Strect.He has been missing for four days, and us.he was always a hoy of very regular.habits, his parents are.anxious to know what'has become of him.\\ that promises to be of special\u2019 held .at the Salvation Army 3 to-night.It will A, meetin interest, will be Darracks, Bourgeois Street, | e condurted by Staff-Captailn Burdett.The be tain will appear in Hindoo costume and give an account of his experiences, cover- ine a period of five ycars of mission work among the patlyes.: ; ; Owing to the number af accidents that have occurred during the last couple of months in! ÿ k, unless at their own responsibility.fe ought to recognize the The aldermen representing the Toint in the City Council are being asked to see about a number of improvements {o be made in the N suitable pedestal, of the emigration Ee It seems n pity that this, one of the - oldest landmarks in the Point, should: be neglected in the way it has been.If the City Council does not \u2018act in tho matter, a subscription will be taken up among the resi dents., able Hotels and Restaurants Matt Breakfast Food Artisan As Well As By be what is known as a Hindoo meeting, and\u2019 SILKS\" - Fancy Striped and Checked Silks, in all admirable softness, and the designs are of the style.If bought in the ordinary way we couldn't sell them less than 70e yard.Friday Ti | FLANNELET TH BLOUSES \u2014 About 195 \u2018 the best produced this season in this line, stripes, flowers and checks, \"STYLISH BLOUSES \u2014 Elegant and Stylish Blouses, Mercerized Sateen and Wool Serge, all new styles, silk.stitched or trimmed with bra Ladies\u2019 Fine all sizes.Worth 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.regardless of cost, wo priced them to sell in a single day.LAWN \u2014- for Evening Dresses, Blouses, now, but it would pay to buy it and put it aside.Very Fine Victoria Lawn, 32 Jnches wide, in cream only.Summer Dresses, cte.colors.These New.Silks have an most harmonious richness and English Fiannelette Blouses, comprising, the very best coloring in rriday in Plain and Corduroy Velvet, stock collars and new cuffs, 1d, well made and thoroughly well finished.They are worth $2.50 and $3.50.Friday .-.Geveesnie Lena senan ce A cv.\u201c Most suitable You may not want it just It's cheap at 250 a yard.Friday, 90 nes placing of Canadian goods by Italy upon mileage ther had never paid out.; price.for twine of reputation.The Oppo- the Grand Trunk yards, the authorities aro! ae its general tariff.The hon.ge e-| Mr.Davis (Saskatchewan) raised the sition entirely forgot that when the in.issuing an order forbldding the men to use Ch Gl g The hon.gentlaman b dustry was established tn IRM it war clear- them as a thoroughfare on thelr way to or ina assware , New.Syrup Jugs, twisted and hickel top, tions and gilted.Regular\u2019 price, 25c.Friday .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.FP +00.18C a.Tin and Wooden Ware A limited quantity of Square Chopping - : » ; \u20ac $ ne s , as Sir Jolu mp- sople, they claim, ; , > .- rope towards Canada, since the adoption HE WAS UNCOMFORTABLE.ha explanations proved.a Tanne to be incurred and not use the'yards nicely finistied.Always sold OU ra asc Jaye.very good value at fic.mage of the preferential tariff.He had at that Mr.J.T.Sched (Glengarry) sald that al- |, Jes a Ce à short cut.AY Quscscsess Tes saeecantees B aravsses seance 000 aeaese cu es ee the belief that the new with a members A BIT OF HISTORY.25 dozen -China Mugs, assorted decora- .Two lots of Fine Large Boilers.Sold the year round at 95¢ and $1.10.Fri- BAY teeerrcrrecececsennseness\u2019sOC and SOC St.Lawrence Streets.LEPAGE & CO es \u2014\u2014uis === ee \u2014\u2014 tml \u2014 No house in Montre:l Is better equip- | ; red on the Cloverment the nécessity for Rallway.Members might be scen frequent.: M, «ay, | fect \u2019 CL.- .remedial power In Rundeede of ah Somoting he rd eine ot ane 1 AE PIES RE PU Eimer Conan ST] hai a By The| Office Supplies FURS! FURS! : : > country wi D | i \u2019 rer which | said th tput that first year was ) has been the means of saving life Hy at he att TE ne they were traveiling.Still, there had heen oid, re tn ne farmer, hut fo Mr, John Can Now Be Enjoye y e rt - On account of the fire hn rpg _ covery 2 when even the \u201cfamily doctor\u201d had pronounced sentence of death.«I bad been « and my family that destroyed a number of buildinas in que paid to it.It would perhaps be better if ,An tra tome other practice could he adopted: for tance, à prohibition against the acceptance of passes, meamhers baying thelr fares: its special tariff to its general tariff.Last The Millionaire.fiscal years the exports to Italy amounted to $200,456, and the exports from Italy to $144,573.> who at the end of the vear owed the Government some $6.000 on account of it.Mr.Clancy\u2014You sald it was $20,000 once ore.The Rolicitor-General-Oh! I am rolng to ped with office supplies of \u2018all kinds, stationery, etc.\\ t sufferer for several years, a \\ Printing, Bookbinding, Ruling, Em- tor seid 1 would not be liv- ears, but, thank God, I am still - As a proof of the superiority of Malt Breakfast Food over all other cereal (grain) ing man in two 1i * writes Sr.Geotge W.Trustow, of Li > ; ; ° in the ordinary way and bav made u ys wuts Co, Va \u201cDr.Pierce's The Minister of Trade and Commerce to them.\u2018The matter was PRES baht shone chat lt vas 853,000 In à minute.Go- foods, it may be interesting fo know that bossin, Reliefs, etc, quickly and ro aloo suffered In this Medical Is what saved my life.1 had stated a good deal of the correspondence very well \u20ac the attention of the Pre- [ing on Imperturbably with his speech, Mr.the best and most fashionable hotels, res- cheaply execu : case.Weare inno heart trouble so bad that I could not lie on my was regarded as strictly informal and con- \u2018miler and the Minister of Rallways.Fitapatrick told how the output of TRY taurants and clubs of this North Ameri- affected thofire.Wo 4 are even war wold to Connor, \u2018notwl hatanding his Indebtedness, and how at the end of the venr he owed the Government something ke manon on the transactions of that venr.Al the Government received for the JOSEPH FORTIER, tier equip\u201d \u201c \u201c 254 ST.JAMES STREET.an eupply customers with fars aod for the pure - = A La ohaso of all kinds of Raw Furs, left side without a grest deal of pain.I was nearly past work when ¥ commenced your medicine, but I can do about as much work now as suy man.I cannot say too much for the benefit 1 have received.\u201d \u2019 fidential at the request of the ConsuM General.With respect to the trade he- tween the two countries it was probable that a considerable portion of the imports an continent mow use and serve Malt Breakfast ,lood regularly.The tens of thousands of Canadians and Americans who wish to keep up a full sup- .THE PRBMIBR'S STATEMENT.Sir Wilfrid Laurier considered that Mr.Robinson's proposal was rather drastic, m- Many diseases, named for the organ ame through French and other ports, so \u2014 } twine mold to Connor that vear was $1741 | ce.nd health, whe .: as \u201cheart disease,\u201d \u201clun ais that the returns did not accurately show : \u2018| in 1806 the Govérnment took an its agent ny of nerve for Malt Breakfa.> Food HIRAM JOHNSON, vg » & the total trade.There had been a great Pleuretic Palas Patrick Kelly.chief of the Brantford Indus.10), Pore) oot menu.cards of all first fact! curod be DrPPie \u201c 's Golden ory ed.drop in imports, - likely due to this fact.Danger signal, prompt treatment is er the ho rent do to fur the change oa the re.The tens of \u2018thousands of ; 494 St.Paul St, - MONTREAR ical Piscove which through the Exports, however, had considerably in- sential poignel the region of pain immedi- of Government To July.Kelly had not seen men, women and children who do not 0 | f t | St ti : \u2014 .b di TY» hich crea ginate fn the creased.The Government was desirous ately with \u2018Nerviline and pour Nerviline fit to carry out hin contract A avon twine cannot travel, can now have their appetiz- |, Manu acuur ng ationers.of extending trade and commerce wilh on brown papers cer than mostare | 214 ON ea So th.ge tn-tarif.ing, palate pleasing snd herlth ing Gish Japanese Napkins, Toothpioks, eto.bout combines of Mak Breakfast Fo \u2018 y every morning.This.popular food being manufactured in Cowansville, Ques, is now so low in price that the workingman and artisan can enjoy il every morning as well er than mustard, more effective, and ao prompt that the further p za of the malady is checked all stomach.the Meditterancan countries 2 ren an others.ne really important object o ALWAYS HELPS.the exhibit at Paris was to.call the at- \u2018 tention of the Latin nations to Canadian at once, ne inside or outside yield , ALWAYS HEALS products which might profitably be ex: | jist to_Necwline, sad your.~~ affected part.The Opnosition had talk then.When the Governmen® filed to force on Kelly the performance of his contract it was found he had left the country.Teu- fiers Were called for the twine, and it wax Monarch Fire Nxtinguishers, : Telephone Arm Rests, \u2018 Sample Books and Cases Made tg Order ujckl Tom ha Bo Ul \u2014\u2014\" es \u2014 ve | ABSOLUTE ____ : .\u201ctrade a free port: but we can hardly hope Montreal end Port Colborne at an outlay - after the confident manner in which Mr.Londs guaranteed by Government.\u2018for bullding the elevators they propose nt MOT IN FAVOR Members of Harbor Board Express Themselves on Elevator + The two alternative courses outlined In he {raid article of Juesday as the line of action which might be taken In the evant of the Connors syndicate @ their inability to out their contrac the construction of elevators has dur: © past two s, been en ng A tion of the harbor authorities, The alternatives, it may be rem , were that the elevators and terminal facilities should be provided by the Commis- slioners themselves or that It should be done by private capitalists with or with- sut Government aid.Assumin that private enterprise was un- squal to the undertaking upon the conditions laid down, the idea was thrown ouù that elevators of sufficient capacity for the lake grain traffic might be erected in of $1,000, Government amount of , A number of the Commissioners and several other harbor authorities were seen by n Herald representative to-day and questioned on the subject.More than one omy pissioner declined to express an opinlo on the subject for publication because the guestion Il come up on Monday.It is useless,\u201d sald one of these, \u201cto say what ought or what ought not to be done till we get Mr.Kennedy's report; and till we cancel the Conners contract in the event of its being founda tbat the syndicate -are unable to carry out their undertaking.NO GOVERNMENT AID.\u2018Mr, Jonathan Hodgson, speaking as a member of the Harbor Board, declared em- tically that he was opposed to Government ald being granted to private capitalists in an un erigking of this description, \"It is useless to disgulse the fact that we ire greatly disappointed with the Conners syndicate,\u201d observed Hodgson, \u2018for, ,000 by private capital were the to kuarantee bonds to the Conners talked at the meetings, we had ?very reason to suppose that he would be able not only to carry out his contract but to make arrañgements which would fire Montreal a foremost position among he ports of the continent.\u201cMy own feeling is that \u2018f the Conners syndicate cannot fulfll the conditions of their contract, the penalty should be enforced and an op unity should be given to others, , 201 \u201cI really do not see why one or other of our great railway companies should not take the matter in hand and build such elevators as we require here.The Government Is, I think, doing all that can be reasonably expected of it In assisticg us.In our harbor improvements and\u2019 in deepening the channel, \u201cOf course, I would like 1» see Montreal for that at present.It does not seem to me to be impossible, however, to formulate a scheme whereby the entire harbor Indebt- câness, could be liquidated in a period of ears,\u2019 FAVORS CANADA ATLANTIC.Mr.Torrance, another member of the Harbor Board and manager of the.Domin- lon Steamship Line, expressed himself in favor of getting everything out of the Government that could be got for the development of' the port of Montreal.\u2018But, said he, \u201cIf any Government aid is given towards the construction of elevators and terminal facilities, the work ought to be andertaken by the Commissioners,\u201d \u201cI am absolutely opposed,\u2019 he declared, \u201cto private capitélists\u2014particulariy the Conners\u2014being subsidized or having thelr SOLUTION LIES - IN NEW HOSPITAL Problem of Patients in Private Wards May be Solved by New © Western Hospital.A practical solution of the problem at present engaging the attention of the medi- Cal profession in Montreal in connection with private wards in hospitals is said to be now in sight through the proposed erection of the new Western General Hospital.That a new building, large and modern in every way will be erected on the site where the present Western Hospital now stands is spoken of as a certainty to be accomplished ai the earliest poesible date.In connection with the proposed hospital there would be thirty or forty private wards, all of which would be open to any qualified \u2018general practitioner.This would be amply sufficient to meet the demands of the profession for.private wards, and would solve the present difficulties._ The growth of the western section of the city has brought the question of enlarging the Western Hospital prominently before the board of management of that institu- tica.It has long been felt that the present institution is too small to receive all the patients from the various surrounding municipalities, and a special committee has been organized and is at present actively engaged in preparing the plans for a new building.MR.SMITH'S VIEWS.Ald.C.F.Smith, pre sident of the Western Hospital, told a Herald representative this morning that a report of the pre- nt financial condition of the Western Hospital was pow being prepared and would be submitted to the board of management, at an early date.\u2018This report would, he believed, prove most satisfactory.An appeal would then be made for Tuuds for the erection of the new hospital, to which would be attached thirty or forty private wards, which would all be thrown open to the general practitioners.The need of a new general hospital in the West End, Ald.Smith said, was well recognized by the public, and he felt confident that when the appeal would be made it would be answered generously.Ald.Smith is a ,governor of.the Montreal General Hospital and.of the Noue Dame as well as a.president of the Western Hospital.He has always taken.a keen interest in works of charity and hospital matters.While acknowledging the great ability of the men associated with the hospitals Ald.Smith said he : was ever in favor of the general practitioner being allowed to keep in touch with his patients even when they are treated In \u2018the private wards.3 DR, J.B.McCONNELL.Dr.J.B.MoConnell, Sherbrooke stréet, and secretary of the Western Hospital, in speaking of the discussion now going on with the question had partaken of the nature of a chronic grievance for many years, and that it was commonly acknowledged that a doctor who sent his patient into a private ward at the General Hospital lost the case.t tbe Conners contract be cancelled : If they have failed to carry out their ogreement.The Syndicate have been given every consideration; we have heen long- suffering enough.Let others have a chance.I know that some people think different to me, but Y am atrougly in favor of the Canada Atlantic being allowed a chance to build elevators here, They are | eager to do 80, and why should we not give | them the opportunity?, \u201c! am In faver of helping those who help themselves.The Canada Atlantic have done wonders In the way of bringing traf- fle to this port.They brought 15,000,000 bushels here last season, and they are capable of bringing 25,000,000- bushels.Let us encourage them by giving them facilities this port I haye no doubt the elevators \u2018thoy\u2019 construct would be.quite sufficient for all the purposes of the port.= \u201cI do not know that the elevators are so very essential to the development of the port after all.We have got on very well for tho last quarter of a century by tran- shipping the grain from the barges on to the steamers, and 1 think we can continue to do so until such time as the commission- «rs, with the atd of the Government, could construct them themselves.If the port has not gone ahead as fast as sone of us would like to see, it has not been because we have not had elevators.\u201d MR.CAMPRELL'S VIEWS, Mr.D.W.Campbell, the manager'of the F'der-Dempster Line, Was also against Government aid belng given towards the erec- flon of -elévators.He .thought attention should be concentrated upon the perfecting of the harbor improvements, and particularly upon proviqinz the newrst up-to-date terminal facilities on tbe wharves\u2014facili- tics which would enable the freight ears of the rallway companies to unload right Into | the holds of the vessels.Another matter which .ought to he seen to was the establishment of a fleet of larger barges which, now that the St.Lawrence Canals were deepenca, could he used to bring the grain direct from the lake etenmers to the side of the vessels, and discharge right Intn the vessels without elevators or anything else.His view was that elevators were not ab- sointely necessary to the expansion of the port.- \u2014\u2014 anne sosie GOES TO JAIL UNTIL .\" NAVIGATION OPENS Adeline Poitras, an old lady, 76 years of age, went before His Honor Mr.Recorder Weir this morning and asked.to be sent to jail till the opening of navigation.is Honor complied with her request by giving her two months.\u2014 SECURITY.4 :- Genuine\u2018 Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.Must Bear Signature of | terested in this hospital The question of erecting a general private hospital was one, Dr.McConnell considered, that could not be dealt with without serious thought., This was speaking of it as a financial enterprise.lt was impossible for a private \u2018hospital to compete with the private wards of a public hospital.In his last annual report Dr.McConnell said: \u2018\u2019Among uselul sugges- - tions which have been made by those in- (the Western Hospital) as features advisable in a new building, are the \u2018allotting of more than plenty of Private wards.Neither of the other English hospitals in the city permit physicians not on their staff to take patients into the private wards, and in cases requiring the facilities of a hospital the family physician must part with his patient at the door of th ehospital.By \u2018 having ample accommodation in this re- epect in the new hospital and, as we do now, allowing the general practitioners of the city not on the staff to bring their patiente to the private wards, a boon will be conferred upon the profession general: ly and upon those patients who wish - » retain in attendance their own physicians.At the same time the returns from th: source would provide a not inconsiderable portion of the revenue required for the hospital, besides gaining the good will and support of the profession generally.\u201d WESTERN HOSPITAL PLANS.Dr.McConnell said the Western Hospi- - tal owned70,000 feët of land adjacent to its present building.The new hospital\u2019 would be opened.with about 100 \u2018public beds and 30 or 40 private wards.A new medical board was about to be elected.The committee of management was actively engaged in auditing the books of the institution and a report was about to be presented \u2018to the Board.Preparations would then be ocmpleted and the work.of erecting the new hospital would be start cd.: - So far as the General Hospital was concerned, Dr.McConnell said he thought ill- timed any move to force that institution to tioner.But this was merely because there were but a few private wards in the General.If the number of private wards were inoreas- ed, he would ask more liberality on the part of the attending physician, and that the general practitioner be given admittance to the private ward.It is possible, said another well-known phy- giclap, that while such an Institution as the proposed new Western Hospital, with forty private wards, would in effect do away .with the present difficulty regarding present conditions, a great many physicians will still persist: in demanding, in justice to the publio cause, that\u2019 the principle of an \"open door\u2019 policy at the General Hospital privatd wards be at least recognized.The wide difference of opinion on the question between the physicians attached to the General Hospital and their friends, and the general practitioners, renders it impossible, it 1s said, to discuss the motion béfore the Medico-Chirurgical So- clety, of which partisans of both views are members.This !s also perhaps because some of the officials of the society are the prinet- pals In the present movement to obtain for the gereral practitioner the privilege of treating hls cases in the hospital's private wards.It pis considered as certain that a division detri- mertal to the society might result.- For this reason itis probable a round robin wil be sent but calling a special meeting, not of the society, but of the doctors, when the question will be discussed whether the\u2019 motion regarding private wards now beforo the society can, with propriety, be considered by that body.If the point is decided favorably, the discussion will be adjourned tit the next meeting 6f the.society, on-Mar 5 t is decided in the negative, then the motion will be discussed and voted upon by the doctors, not as a society but as individuals expressing private opinions.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.ANNUAL MEETING OF BELL .TELEPHONE Co.This morning at eleven o'clock the annual meeting of the Bell Telephone Co., of Canada, was held in the Notre.Dame Street office.There were present\u2018.F.Sise, president, in the chair; Robert Macy, vice-pregident; Messrs.Charles Casa, Hugh Paton, John Crawford, Robert Archer, Samuel Finley, J.R.King: horn, Ed.Rawlings, James Wilson; many others.e ann report was unanimous) séopted, It showed the total revenue 4 1, 4,300.08 sxpenses, 91,220,077.88; not revenue 288.82; and paid in dividends, $371,304.90.| - .Directors were elected for the ensuing Sise, president; Robert Mac- Ley, vice-presidé t: and Alex.Cochrane, Robert Archer, Hugh Paton, Chatles Cas IS na regard to private wards, said .usual space to the children\u2019s wards, and open its private wards to the general practi- CIGARS WILL COST THE SAME AS EVER Actv:ty of Trusts in the United States - Will Not Affect Canadian Smokers.A cigar makers\u2019 trust has been formed in the United States, but it will not affect the trada in Canada in any way.is little likelihood,\u201d remarked Mr.Michael Hir of M.Hirsch & Sons, dis- reporte: cusging the subject with a Herald r this morning, \u2018\u2018of the trust looking this way.The total output of cigars in Canada annually is only 137,000,000 so that if the trust could control the making of all the cigars manufactured in Canada it would be a very small {tem to them.The significance of this atate- | ment will be seen when I tell you that the: American output of cigars, for the eleven morths ending November 1ith last, showed an increase of 500,000,000 over the corresponding eleven months in the preceding year.\" \u201cWhat occasioned that remarkable increase?\u2019 queried the reporter.\u201cTo answer that question is to explain the origin of the trust\u2019 responded Mr.Hirsch.\u2018The American Cigar Company, as the trust | fe known, is an offshoot of the American Cigarette Company, though the latter bas no connection with a company bearing the same name in Canada.Many of the cigar marufacturers in the States had long felt the effects of an undue consumption of cigarettes.They felt that if they could reduce the demand for cigarettes there would be a corres- \u2018ponding demand for clgars.So they started a crusade against cigarettes, with the result as already stated, that their trade increased bv leaps and bounds.The American Cigarette Company then- decided to carry the war into Africa, and the result was the formation of a trust, which, it is expected, will greatly reduce the price of cigars on the other side.\u201d NO EFFECT IN CANADA.\u201cWill it have a similar effect here?\u201d \u201cNot at all.The trade in Canada will not be affected in the least.The duty upon the value of cigars is a mere bagatelle.the imposition of a tax of $3 a pound on cigars coming into the country that tells.matter: how cheap cigars are on the other side, the tax will remain a safeguard to the trode here.\u201d \u2018\u201c\u201cHow.1s the new trust composed?\" \u201c\u2018They have at present thirty different branches, and they intend to acquire many more.They are not guaging the choles of facteries for absorption by the size of the plant.If they find a factory, as the president of the trust explained the other day, that 1s on a fairly satisfactory basis, with the possibility of greater devclopment, they will take it-on, If the factory is for sale at à reasons able price.\u201d * NOT AFTER CANADA.\u201cWhat makes you think, then, that the trust will not reach out in this direction?\" - \u201cWell, as I have\u2019 already sald, the total output here is, comparatively speaking.very small: While our tota! output is only 137,000 - 000 annually, the incréase in the output in the\u2019 United States, for eleven months.last year, was 500,000,000.Why, I know single factories in\u2019 New York whose output each.year is over the 100,000,000 mark.The fact \u2018 1s we haven't got the consumers.There are 135+licenses in Canada to produce, and so our trade has to be divided ue among all these, \u201cSo that, you see, our trade is a very small tting in comparison with theirs.In any event, T anticipate that the battle between the trust and the independent factories, which are.very etrong, will be a prolonged and bitter one.Americans will ronsequently have uite encugh to do to look.after their own field.\u201d OTTAWA RIPPING UP RAILWAY CROSSING City Attacks the Canadian Pacific : Tracks\u2014Superintendent of the Road Arrested: Z 2 Ottawa, Feb, 28.\u2014(Special.)\u2014In the Divisional Court yesterday Judge Lount dis solved the injunction restraining the city trom interfering with traffic \u2018over \u2018the Caradian Pacific Railway level crossing on Wellington Street, about which the city and the company are clashing.This morning a railway crossing over the Richmond Road, used by the Canadian Pacific Railway, was torn up by order of Mayor Morris.This is the cross ing which was used by the railway com.puny after the city had withdrawn its consent to its use.The company got an interim order from the \"Railway Committee of the Privy Council permitting it to use the crossing.The city order the removal of the tracks and the company issued an injunction to restrain the city from interfering with the crossing.In the trouble that followed the local superin- \u201ctendent of the C.P.R.was arrested_and ! the Mayor was summoned to court.Both were dismissed.\u2018The city opposed the injunction.won its case in Toronto yester- dey.and this morning the Mayor order- { ed \u2018the crossing torn up.Mr.H.B.Spencer, the C.I>R.super-| intendent here.refuses to talk on the situation.He savs the law must take its course.City Solicitor McVeity and His Worship are very much pleased over the result of the case.They claim that the C.P.R.tried to bully the «city, but has béen compelled to eit humble pie.\u2014 CELEBRATED _ PAARDEBERG The sergeants of the Montreal Brigade, Inst night, celebrated the anniversary o the battle of l\u2019aardeberg, where the Itoyal Canadtans distinguished themselves, by a | kmoking concert in the quarters of \u2018the PMneé of Wales\u2019 Fusillers, when they en- | tertained members of the contingents.! An excellent programme of muslc, recita- [tions and_a\u2019boxing exhibition had been provided and every one present spent an en- Joyable evening.The feature of the evening was the st ; of Paardeberg, told by Color Sergeant J.H.| Allen, of \u201cFE Company.;*_ The committee responsible for the success cof the evening were:\u2014Sergeant-Major W.Fellowes, 2nd Regiment C.À.: Sergeant-Ma- Jor F.A.Gardner, 5th Royal Scots; Ser- { gennt-Malor W.J.Porteous, 3rd Field Battery: Sergeant-Major G.Kneen, 1st Prince vof Wales\u201d Fusliliers; Sergeant-Major Scott, v Femnt Major Jost, Duke of York's Hussars; Bergeant T.Allan, R.C.OPINION OF A FORMER GOVERNOR.Kansas City, Feb.28.\u2014Ex-Governor John P.St.John, of Kansas, in an interview defended the course of Mra.Carrie Nation in her crusade against the jointe in Kansas.He said that Mrs.Nation's { position on the liquor question was like i John.Brown\u2019s position on the slavery ques- \u201ction and although her methods were unusual and unrefined, she was justified in using any meats to abate the joint nai- .sances in Kansas.While she may be technically guilty of trespass in destroying the jointists\u2019 property, he said, the \u2018 destruction of the property which is being used notoriously in violation of the law, is no crime.| A | } COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION.| Ottnwa, \u2018Fab, 28.\u2014(Bpecial)~Mr.Let i ton McCarthy wil) re-lntenduce hin ohh , the last session to amend the criminal code.i Ite purport is to put the copyright on the sama footing as the tmde mark In the criminal code.Under the code at present frand in ard to trade marks Is punish- THE MONTREAL DAILY MCGILL STUDENT W.KILLED BY FALL H.Cary Siips On Steps of Medical Building and Fractures rticulariy end accident, which re-| Ottawa, Feb.28.\u2014(Speclal)\u2014At a meet.soit Se, in the death of tbe ln- ing yeaterday fa the Governor-General's of- BR tT bank SF MAS TINT | Prevention of abercuidie if dors dicidod ver- sl the medical ne o to ask H.R.H.the Duke of Cornwall to His Skull, THE TUBERCULOSIS CAMPAIGN 5 ON The Canadian Society Shaping its Course for an Aggresive Fight Foe unfortpnate victim was Me W.H.Carr, u student of second year medicine.e earlier part of the afternoon he had been out driving with his wife, and on his way home, about a quarter past 5, stop for a moment at the bullding.Leaving wife in the sleigh, he hurried into the hutld- Ing, st an Mr.saw burried to and was on his way down the inner 8 to the basement when he #slipp fell down the long flight of stairs.À y, a fellow-student, who Dim fall, called for assistance and A moment later Rev.Mr.become houorary patron, and the following to become hon vice-presidents: Lieu- tenant-Governors of the several Provinces, Sir WIilfr1é Laurier, Sir Charles Tupper, Lord Strechcona and the Commissioner of the Yukon.Umportant changes were made in connection with the organization.At - the preliminary gathering a council was fcrmed composed of a la membership, with representation from all the Provinces] It was decided yesterday that this would be too unwiel and expensive for the practically administrative work, and an.\"from Manchester, Eng.was 32 years of ton the Government Monday to It is to be a fight to a finish.The | house contains twelve rooms.Tittlebaum, a medical student and brother- in-law of the injured man, was gn the spot.Immediate examination showed that the side of the skull had been fractured.The Geueral Hospital ambulance was Immediately telephoned for, and on his being removed to that institution everything possihle that medical sclence could suggest was done In the hope of saving his life.They.all failed, however, and death put an end to his Intense sufferings at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Coroner McMahon, when told of the particulars, disposed 6f the case without summoning a jury.: ; Deceased boarded at 160 Mance- Street.He came to this country a few years ago age, and leaves a wife and three children.The remains will be taken to England for executive was formed the will permit of a meeting without much ex.| pense.Bis Excellency the Governor-General, Sir James Grant, Dr.Barrick (Toronto), Dr.Fogel, Prof.Robertson, W.C.keley Powell.M.L-A., A.W, Fleck, Dr.Nellson, Dr.Montisambert and J.M.Cour- fenay (Ottawa), R.L.Borden, M.P.(Hall- ax), Sydvey Fisher and Hon.R.-for a grant., TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.with a majority of members resident in Ottawa.This The executive will be composed of Geo.H.Poley, E.B.C.Dr.Roddick, M.», (Montreal), Hon.R.Dabell.The Dominion Government will be asked {nterment, : ; A CONSERVATIVE CAUOUS.Ottawa, Feb.2R.\u2014(Speclal.)\u2014There was « Conservative canecuz to-day.It is understood that the meeting was called for the purpose of considering the question of preferential trade.It Is said that some of the members were opposed tn the course taken by Mr, Maclean yesterday in announcing that the policy of the party was to abolish the British preference.The whips were given Information as to what business was before the caucus.Mr.George E.Fogg was at the meeting.' FOR SALE\u2014LIFE QUEEN VICTORIA AND WANTED \u2014 AGENTS, LADIES, TO SELL FOR SALE \u2014 2 GRAND WHITD WYAN- WANTED\u2014AT ONCB, McKAY AND GOOD- Reign, 600 pages, 150 illustrations, $2.00.« Acme Novelty, Room 10, La Presse Building, Montreal.56x \u2018Life of Queen Victoria and Her Reign, 600 pages, 150 illustrations, $2.00.Acme Novelty, Montreal.56x dotte cockerels and 2 females; cheap: need room.Marshall Bros., 408.Burgess et.56x year lasters.The Ames, Holden Co., of Montreal, Ltd.- 62x \u2014\u2014 tb eee.LABOR ORGANIZATION.Ottawa, Feb.28.\u2014(Speclah)\u2014J.T.Flett, the Hamllton organizer of the American |.Federated Trades and Labor Councils, is in the city In connection with arrangements for the labor deputation which is to walt \u2018TO LET \u2014 HOUSE, 101A UNIVERSITY ST., a few doors above Sherbrooke street, six rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, Daisy furnace.Apply 76 St Famille, st x ) urge an amendment to the Criminal Code provision which has the effect of prohibiting pleket- {ug by striking unionists.MONTREAL DELEGATIONS.Ottawa, Feb, 28.\u2014(8peclal)\u2014The Montreal deputation from the Board of Trade, Chambre de Commerce, Harbor Commission, and Corh Exchange will see the Gov- eri ment on Tuesday re St.Lawrence navl- gation.The Hour of Need \u2018 Is at hand, for with aching coms a WANTED \u2014 AGENTS.\u201cQueen Victoria: Her \u2014~ Life and Reign.\u2018\u2019 Only book by Lord Duf- ferin and Castell Hopkina.Marquis of Lorne says: \u2018\u2018Best popular history published,\u201d\u2019 and Sir Arthur Bigge, the Queen\u2019s _private secretary, Hon.Joseph \u2018Chamberlain, Lord Salisbury, Sir Oliver Mowat, Lord Terdnyson, Ear! of: Jersey, Dr.Oar- man, Sir Charles Tupper, Sir William Van Horne, W.T.Stead, His Royal Highness the Duke of York, and all\u2019 leading papers, write in a similar strain.Contains more words, better illustrated, better.paper, better binding, better terms, cheaper than any other.Beautiful prospectus free on promise to canvass.The Bradley- Garretson Company, LAmited, Brantford, nt.: prempt, safe, and Painless remedy is required.Putnam\u2019s Painless Corn Extractor exactly fills the bill.Sure, eafe, and painless.| .panel SN ~ A Lb) bl J 3 \u2018 od \u2014SBCONDHAND TYPBWRIT- FOR SALE ers of all standard makes.Great bargains this week.Apply to THE ALBEE\u2019 HRYCE CO., 11 Bleury Street, Mon.: al.\u201cTel.Main 3314.VICTORIA 232 MCGILL-STREET.G.W.STEPHENS, Jr.CHAMBERS ° One splendid large Office or Sample Room, capable of being divided into two if necessary.See this before you decide.18 ST.ALEXIS STREET \u2018Phone, Main 1564.Prince Arthur Street © FOR SALE A Stone Front house standing on lot 23% feet wide by 97 feet deep.The Brick Stalls in rear.Can be bought cheap by quick purchaser.\u2019 The J.Cradock Simpson ] Rea) Estate and Agency Co.| +\u2019.181 ST.JAMES STREET.| P In the matter of Louis Dore, of the City and CALLING IN CREDITORS.ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Montreal.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OR, THB PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.\u2014NO.36.' District of Montreal, chant, Insolvent.; .The creditors oi said Insolvént are hereby wood and coal mer- IT'S NO TRICK\u2014 loue nié the vaine of.the artidle when 1 sell it at 50 cents.\u201cWhat we have we'll hold,\u201d framed, 11 x 11 inches.something unheard of; the original was once.\u2018the talk of two continents, Send at Stamps taken, GEO.R.HEASLEY, 2087 St.Catherine St, Montreal.ordered to appear before one of the Judges of this Court, in tha Court room No.31.in the Court House, at Montreal, on the seventh (7th) day of March next, at ten of the cleck in the forenoon, in order to give their advice touching the appointment of \u2018a curator end inspectors to the property of the said Ireolvent.H.COLLARD, 4 Deputy Prothonotary, S.C.Montreal, 28th February, 1901.This is a line of goods you can\u2019t get everywhere, Sardi | - DAFfQINMES.Bijou Boncless. \u201cI in a great mistake to nuppose that Dr.Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine is a mere cough remudy.Jt ia far more, It thoroughly cures the oold an well, and \u2018from 40c to $4.50; the discount.Organdies ; 17c to 33c, less the discount.25 Per Cent.Discount on All-Over Laces._ White, Cream, Ecru, and Black All-Over Lace for sleeves, fronts, yokes and waists, Black All Overs White All-Overs, 67¢ to $4.50, less HAYCOCK & DUDGEON, - 2401-5 St.Catherine Street.- * Tacoma to tak the bones.No ordinary oough mixture could ever attain the enormous sale which this medicine now has.For old and young alike it can be used with perfect safety and with absolute assurance that the ef fects will bo remarkably beneficial.grippe there is nothin ao suitable dor your use as Pr.Ohane\u2019s Nerve Food, the great nerve restorative nd blood purifier.The regular and per a LU ° pe nistent use of thin tf cure is bound to result in the u ilding of the aystem, because it contains, in condensed pill form, the mont efficient restoratives known to bough only known in Canada fora few r earn, thie famous discovery .se's the Receipt k author, has be- ccene gene 1 by phymiciane allke aoa and ple alike as a great str ner and blood builder.In no case is it more miccessful than in restoring and _reinvigor- a ryatem wasted by la grippe.\u2026 THE MONTEZAL DAILY HERALD, TH | in honor of Miss Gertrude Cook.Mr.J.J.O'Meara, Ottawa, is at the\u2019 in Atlantic City.sailed to-day for Eng\u201c 1.1 varrant rank has been granted to Nand.; J If weakened and debilitated by the ener! «| vating effects of li * Lean have returned from their recent trip to Toronto, : Mrs.Charles Blake, of Boston, gave 8 t Juncheon at the Mount Royal po v.Miss Jeasie N.Maclachlan celebre.ted Scotch > die at din on liat of Glaagow, Beotland, Mrs, Hibbard, Wood ave, yave à anow- shoe M .Miss ig Kiel Mrs.and Miss Walmsley, of St.John's, were in town yesterday, attending the W.A.annua! meeting.Lady Bourinot, of Ottawe, is in town, the guest of Mr.and Mre, Clarence J.Mc- Cuaig, Sherbrooke Street.\u2018 Mrs.H Wanbam, 37 Crescent St., eitcrtained a fow friends informally, at the tea hour, on Wednesday.: , Mrs.J.P.B.Casgrain, 115¢ Dorchester Strect, is entertaining at euchre to-day, \"Mrs.Charles W.Godfrey, Burnside place, entertained a few friends, informally, at afternoon tea last Monday., Mrs.John Dunlop, 912 Sherbrooke St.is the hostess at the meeting of the Ladies Afternoon Euchre Club to-day.Mra.Frank Matthewson, Upper Drum- \u2018mond Street, entertained her friends at a very pleasant tea yesterday afternoon.Ald.H.'B.Ames bas been advised by his physicians to take a rest, and leaves to-morrow evening for Lakewood, N.J.Mr.and Mrs: Thomas Tait, of Ontario avenue, are in Toronto, where they went to weleome home Capt.Churchill Cock- burn, Mrs.Tait\u2019s brother.Miss Walkem, one of the pretty debutantes of Victoria, B.C., daughter of Judge Walkem, is spending a few days with Mrs.Henry Joseph, Mountain St._ Mrs.John Todd and family left to-day for St.John, N.B., to join Mr.Todd who has been promoted from -the local , branch of the Merchants Bank to the ac counfantship of the St.John branch Mrs.Alfred Merrill, Ste.Famille street, URSDAY, FER 28,190L gave a charming tea on Tuesday.The tea table decorations were American beau- | ties and smilox.Miss Merrill, Miss Mor : rison and Miss Sharing were in charge o the refreshments.Mrs, Merrill wore a | pretty gown of black and white.A num-¢ r of ladies were present.This was a.farewell tea as Mrs.Merrill removes very © shortly to New York.0 Last night Mrs.Farquhar Robertson was hostess at a very pleasant euchre in honor of her friend, Mrs.D.McLennan, of Ridgewood.\u2018The eleven tables were arranged in the drawing room and library, where red carnations were used for dev- orations.Mrs.McLennan, who received with Mrs.Robertson, wore a white gown.The ladies\u2019 pretty prizes were won by.Mrs.R.P.MeLea and Mrs.B.Hal Brown, and the others by Mr.C.Ernest Gault and Dr.Throsby.\u2018> .OUT OF TOWN NOTES.Prof.and Mrs.Goldwin Smith and Miss Idà Homer .Dixon have left Toronto, for Lakewood, New Jersey.Mr.W.J.Thorold, of Toronto, author of _vear.the Throne,\u201d both.novel and play, and who is known as a writer for newspapers and -magazines sailed Wednesday for London, on the St.Jouis, to manager of the \u201cSmart Set\u201d and \u201cTown Topics,\u201d of New York, The Countess.of Antrim and her son, Viscount Dunluce, had intended leaving Ottawa Tuesday, but they have postponed their departure till Friday, when they will, in all probability, be accompanied by sev: eral members of the vice-regal household into the United States, and will spend some days at Washington.Lady Antrim March 6th.PURELY PERSONAL.Miss Flsa Baumgarten is recovering ' from a fall received when riding._ \u2018Miss Ethel Allo has recovered from her recent accident.met with when tobogans ning.Her sister 1s still confined to \u2018the house.; : Mr.T.A.Hibbard, civil engineer, has been appointed chief engineer of the Cha- teauguay and Northern Railway for the construction of the large bridge at Bout de l'Ile.He has already begun to check the details of thé ways preparatory to asking for tenders.QUEBEC DOES NOT WANT A FAILURE Protest Against the Boat to be Used in Testing Winter Navigation.cil of the Board of Trade hag addressed a letter to Le Presse protesting against that paper's proposed experiment in, winter mravigation, on the ground that the Diver, the vesscl selected, is not suitable for the purpose, it being simply a steam schooner with an engine too weak to give any degree of speed.'ANOTHER BATCH OF | INVALIDS COMING Ottawa.Feb, 28.\u2014The following non-com- miksloned officers and men of the Caua- dlan special service forces have heen In- vallded home from South Africa and discharged: - .Second (special service) Battallon, Royal Canndinn Regiment\u2014J.F.Dixon, C.M.Roberts, Victoria, B.C.: W.Welsh, Winot- pes Man.: \u2018angdian Mounted Rifies\u2014R., HH, \u2018nolds, london, Ont.; J.Threadkill, Bluff, Man.co Stentheona's Horae\u2014T.L.Fdmundson, Hamilton, Ont.: W.Gee, Foot 8tecle, B.C; C.J.Ishemtor, Ottawa; C, J.Powell, Vancouver, B.C.; C.A, WW.Whitehead, Calgary, Alta.Corporal J.Moscrop and Private 8.Court, Second (special service) Battallon, R.C.R., and Private E, Engleson, R.C.D., who were diséharged on the 25th December Inst to return vin Englahd, proceeded to Canada by the same steamer.: District officers commanding will, with as lttle delay an possible, sorwand an est! mate of the number of Ollver cquipment racks which will he required to be fixed in barracks and armorles within their command during the year commencing 1st July, Rey- High ville Rifles.or ® | THE LODGES | re | MEETINGS TO-MORROW (FRIDAY).py and A.M.\u2014Mount Moriah, Temple.O.0.F., M.U.-Pearnon.1008 St.Cath.Maple Leaf Chapter, 186% Notre Dame, R.Arcanvum\u2014Westmeunt, Kim Hall.8.0.B.B.8.\u2014Yorkahire, 134 Chatham.Grosvenor, 2444a St.Catherine.K.O.T.M.\u2014Dnamascun, Sldén St.Catherine, R.T.of T.\u2014Metropolis, 3 Victoria.Ceéh.0.F.\u2014De La 8alie, Malsonneuve Hall.A.0.F.\u2014Unity, 1140 Notre Dame.: Mcamt Royal, Juveniles, 718 Wellington.Alian's Pride, Juveniles, 231 St.James, 1.0.F.\u20148t.Hubert, 123 St.Denis.National, 2342 Notre Dame, Royal Noroaters\u2014Montreal, Mon.National, Cath.0.F.\u2014Rarafield, 157 Ottawa, Emcrald, 1242a Notre Dame, - Immacnliate Conception, at Lachine, take a position in that city as European | land Lord Dunfuce sail for England on Quebec, Feb.27.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The coun- | Notre Dame St.FRIDAY BAR The Big Stores enormous buying power controls manufacturers, rules values, nsequence brings down prices, often belaw the level of real overwhelming display of prominent values will command special interest here tomorrow, and exert a powerful influence on the buying public, by bringing them here and as a cons in thousands.Montreal's Greatest Store.\u2018St James St.THURSDAY, FEB.25th, 190) GAINS worth.An Groceries ; \u2018 Regular.Friday.Rolied Oats \u2026 Slge 240 Soup Powder .be 314c Pearl Tapioca .\u201cTs be French Mustard .16\u20ac êléc Corn and Peas .10e fige Maple Sugar .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.12446 Ive .Finest Creamery Butter, 22c.New Laid Groceries ; Regular.Friday.à Maple Syrup, gals.$1.00 85e Ttungatian Flour, 10 lbs.\u2026.* 30c Ze Bcrax, 1 Ib.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.10e 8lac Bakiog Soda .7 se French Peas :.\u2026.tenace us fee 326 16 Apples, gallon .25c 1Sc Eggs, Extra Cheap.Patent Medicines te \"Regular.Friday.Imperial Embrocation sesened 25c Chase's Catarrh Cure .2c lego Syrup of White Pine .25e 14c Dodds\u2019 Kidney Pills .bc 3%¢ Paine's Celery Compound .$1.00 65¢ Bristol's Sarsaparilla .$1.00 se Dress Muslins At 87 pleces Fancy Dress Musling, light and dark grounds, dainty.designs and lace effects.I C Regular 12%c.: Dress Skirts At 83 Ladies\u2019 Good Quality Black Broche Lustre Skirts, cut @.latest style, lined through- $1 15 out.Regular $2.00.: ° Stylish Jackets At 27 Ladies\u2019 Box Beaver Cloth - $6.63 Jackets, in drab, turn dowr collar, latest style, lined Dress Goods 19 pleces Fancy Dress Goods, In \u201cpretty twecd effects of drab, grey, brown, etc.,.42 inches.Regular 30c.At 15c Drawers 190 Ladies* White Cambric Drawers, deep frill and hem: Regular 25c.White Skirts silk.Regular $13.25.| 110 only, Ladies\u2019 White Cambric Skirts, :} rows of tucking, deep embroidery.Regular 95c.65c Silk Waists dozen Ladies\u2019 Silk Waists, in light colored and medtum sige s:ripe, cut pointed yoke, stripe on bias.Regular D À 38 value, $2.75.- At Dress Suitings At 9 pieces New Dress Suitings, in.$ à variety of pretty checks, 30c 4) inches.Worth fie.Wash Prints At 42 pleces Good Washing Prints, in pretty striped and checked designs, Regular sc.: At 9c Ladies\u2019 Vests 36 dozen Shetland Fleece Vests, \u201chigh neck, long sleeves, very soft and warm.Regular 15c.- \u2019 .Ladies\u2019 Suits At 15 Ladies\u2019 Suits, in Mixed » Scotch Tweed, jacket cut fly go front, ekirt made vefy wide.$5.19 Regular $11.00.: > Night Shirts 30 dozen Men's Flannelette Night Shirts, in neat stripes, well made, all sizes.\u2018 Itegular Loc.At 33c * White Shirts 20 dozen Men's White Unlaunder- ed Shirts, reinforced fronts, all sizes.Regular 45e.At 29c + Men\u2019s Underwear At 52 dozen Men's Heavy Ribbed Underwear, Shirts and Drawers to match.Regular 3uc.19¢ | Boys\u2019 Pants At 325 pairs Boys\u2019 Heavy Serge Knee Pants, double stitching and ocd throughout.Regular 22¢ 40c.4c Costumes 18 Ladies\u2019 Costumes, new style, ° in English.Admiral Navy serge.lined through.rego: 94 30 lar $8.25.* ne Men's Collars: 77 dozen Men's Linen Collars, in \u2018newest shapes and well laundered.Regular 1c.: At 18c Table Linen 10 piecës Good Quality Unbleacb- .ed Table Linen, 42 \u2018inches wide, pure make.Regular 25c.At 9e Grey Sheeting 23 pieces Good Strong Grey Sheeting,\u2018 45 inches wide, the 15e kind, wlll go on sale Friday.At 99¢ Boys\u2019 8uits 200 only, Boys\u2019 Jersey Suits, heavy knitted sweater finish, odd sizes and colors.Regular $2.30 to $4.30.At Hc Pin Specials 500 packages Good Strong Pins, in \"different sizes, well pointed.Regular price is Zl%ec.Plush Mats At At 3c Linen Towels 200.dozen Linen Glass Towels, in hlue and red checks, with fringe.Regular value, 5c.72 only, Plush Door Mats, fringed -all rouud, plain centres, in crimson, grey, etc, rich borders.Regular 30c.19c At 47c Dining Chairs 100 only, Dining Chalrs, with Dbardwood seats, fancy turnings, strong and well made.Regular é5c.At 90c Parlor Tables 26 only, Parlor Tables, in golden cak finish, shaped legs and undershelf.Regular $1.25.At 19c - Carving Sets 50 dozen Carving Sets, Knife and Fork, with patent guard, \u2018imi- {ation horn handle.Regular e.At SC Soaps 700 cakes Extra Fine Toilet Soap, -in White Rose, Heltotrope, Oatmeal.Regylar 10c.Cream Jugs At At Oc Sterling Silver ' 82 dozen Crystal Salve Pots.with sterling silver tops, in pretty chased designs.Regular 2%.75 only, Cream Jugs, % piht size.best English ware, gold lined and shamrock.Regular luc.19c At At 15c Enamel Teapot 700 only, Good Strong Enamel Pudding Dish ~~ Tumblers At 500 only, Crystal Tumblers, a 21 jm tation cut glass.Regular =C 390° only, Good Strung Enamel Pudding Dishes, well made.Regular 22c.\u2018 12c Teapots, size 1 quart.Rcgu- + lar Jc.\u2014 Measuring Cups At Cuspidors At #0 Crystal Cook's Measuring : .Cups, giving quantity from 50 only, Japanned Cuspidors, .1 teaspoon to 1 .cupful, Re- 5c 10c *; nicely decorated.Regular 20e.; gular 12c.Jelly Moulds .At 1,109 only, Strong Re-tinned Jelly Moulds.Regular 20c.| : 9c At 4c Egg Beaters 1,000 Good Spiral Egg Deaters.Regular valué, 10c.oo oo | TO-MORROW WILL BE THE LAST OF THE 1: ; Free Lectures in Hygienic, Plain and Fancy Cooking | 1 E DELIVERED BY MONSIEUR MAILLOUX.Subject of Lecture will be \u201c Custards.\u201d ~~ BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS FOR SALE AT S.CARSLEY CO.LIMITED.1785 to 1783 Notre Dame St, 184 to 194 St, James St, MONTREAL.(THE BRING YOUR BOOK AND PENCIL, 0 Samples given away .free,.ê \u2018points you get y Up-to-date Corsets.The very newest dress styles are not too new for N.C.TAILOR- KUT corsets.: You will always find an N.C.Tailor-Kut corset to wear with the latest shape of bodice.Over fifty styles and shapes to choose from and a new one whenever the dress fashions say so.The N.C.\u2018\u2018straight-front\u201d is a real \u2018\u2019straight-front.\u201d Fit, fashion and comfort.Three strong tem cues vase Sew * N.C.{ x ILOR-KUT\u201d this trade- TAILOR-K \u2018 Two qualities $1.00 and $1.25.NATIONAL CORSET MFC.CO.QUEBEC AND TORONTO.only if corsets § labeled with \u2018Easy Chars, SOLID.OAK, SPRING Mahogany Onyx top, WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF FURNITURE.Dame St.We Like the Ladies To look through our Showrooms and enjoy sitting in our JUST THINK OF A MORRIS CHAIR IN We sell a nice: Book-shelf, with three shelves, finished color, for $1.00.Beautiful Brass Tables, with well worth $6.00.Sale Price, $3.88, BEDROOM, DINING-ROOM, PARLOR AND LIBRARY WHITE ENAMEL IRON BEDS\u20144 feet wide, 6 feet long: Regular Price, $5,00; Our Price, $3.50.H.A.WILDER & CO.HEADQUARTERS: 838 St.James St.and 1857 Notre SEAT AND BACK, FOR $6.00.BARGAINS TO OFFER YOU IN \u2018| eat it \u2018thout | \u2018WHAT WE HAVE WE HOLD.\" Reproduced in plaster cast and bonatifull finished - framed pui all complete for ir Sent to any pari of Canada, securely packed.Size, 11 x tl inches, Stamps taken.y packed GEO.R.HEASLEY, 2087 St.Catheri MONTIEAL = hinerine St.\"LACE HOUSE! Plain Hematitch.with ruffle, | Drawers 45e; with Tucked Homastiteh Itufflos, 85c ; other styles from 9.Lo 81.70.i Cambric Embroidery Trim Chemises mings.7c to S175 y rim Embroidery C.Covers, V Shape \u2018fimnime Te amis, A good stylo for Bsc: Swiss Insertion 3 Irom neck y \u2018 terns Bc, 75 Lo $1.90 anch, TIL: other patterns, 2431 St.Catherine Street : adn Wh a \"4 ES HONEY, DIS AN DB LOAF TO make, YORI 0 did Setar, Ton Sh 0 rong.yo uttek, \u2018Just de loaf or every body.We get it from Aird, He calls it hia Ne Process.° JAMES M.AIRD._ Bell Telephone Malin 1035.ST.LAWRENCE WALL * 188 to 130 St.James Street, Hing C.M.B.A., Can.\u2014Br.240, 3733 Notre Da .: Whether woakened by overwork, worry or | LMP Aitountion, 2204 168.Catherine me : .\u2018 $3 Removing to 2453-7 St Catherine Stroet, ! dineass, Dr.Chase's Nerve Food will renew XiLNei\u2014Malmaueuve, 1070 Demontigay.BRANCHES : Up Town, 2413 S¢.Catherine Kt.3030.MONTREAL 0 \u2014 ; [ | vie and mange, Bares Con To Minor Boyar 4b Via.et Netro Dame St 100 9) 575 ee moGAN, Proge \u2014_ Sali Pn mmm emteemtnct fF = © (ATtiSGDS\" Mociety\u2014@t, Chartes, 167 Ropery.Thé boit KAoUE MOVE 18 4 eminllt, 'W : : Z | nbn - Pe AL .: Le 45 RFS - \u2014_ +.TT à \u2014 _\u2014 _ \u2018 - \u2018 pe +, » \\ ;i _.\"4 res - _ .Lo ed .or .a - + .T : \u20ac 0\".Te .2° à ee 4 EEE ; _ AS , j ; - | .a - lnk eas rian : o madrid adn a+ LG McLAUGHLIN\u2014On Feb.23rd, at Ottawa, to Mr.and Mrs.James Mo- , Ottawa, oa Ostrom, Street, \u2018Laughlin, a daughter.OSTROM\u2014At 32 Thernton Street, February 23d, the wife of W.N.of a son.RCACH\u2014On Feb.15th, 1901, to Mr.and Mrs.à daughter.; * MARRIAGE.MeLBOD-MORRISON- \u2014 At the residence of \u201cthe bride's father, on Nov.13, 1900, by the .Rev cLeod, Dan.J.Mcleod, to Mar- 55ôm \u2014 CONFORTABLE ROOM, FOR ONE RM .garet A.Morrison, both of Framboise.STEWART-JAMIESON\u2014At the Presbyterian parsonage, Bound Brook, New Jersey, by the Rev.T.E.Davis, Thomas Stewart, of .Bound Brook, and Lizzie Jamieson, of Cap- Un River, Quebec.BIBBY-PRATT\u2014On February 20th, at the residence of the bride's parents, Oiutawa, by the Rev.Dr.Rose, Herbert Douglas Bibby, of Kingston, to Katherine Florence McGee, daughter of James Pratt.BROWN-SWITZER \u2014 At Metcalfe, Ont, on February 20, Sarah Switzer, elder daughter of .Mr.Christopher Switzer, to Andrew Brown, of Cummings\u2019 Bridge.WADDELL-PERCIVAL \u2014 On Feb.19, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev.W.8, Jamieson, M.A., John Belle V addell, manager of the Union Bank, Nerwoow.Ont, to Harriet Jean, only daughter of R.C.Percival, of Merrickvilie, Ouit.DEATHS IN THE CITY.WURTELE-On_ 24th inst, al her lals residence, 58 St.Famille Street, Catherine, second daughter of the late George Wurtele.neral private.+ 50x WHERN\u2014In this city, on February 24, John Joseph (Will), youngest son of Thos, Ahern, aged 14 months.CAHILL\u2014On February 24, Thomas A.Ca- kill, late of His Majesty's Customs.COLLINS\u2014Iu this city, Violet, beloved daughter of Willlam Collins, 19 Desjar- din Avenue, formerly of Quebec, \"TAYLOR\u2014On Feb.25, William.eldest\u2018 son of John Taylor, In his 35th year.Funeral to-day: \u2019 HARDY\u2014Feb.24, at 277 St.Denis Street, Robert Marcel.aged 1 year and 7 days, son of A.H.Hardy.Funeral private.KOEHN\u2014In this city, Feb.24, at her.father's residence, 7¢9 Berri Strect, Irene \u2018Elizabeth Koehn, only daughter of Ferdinand and Clara Koehn, : : MILLS\u2014At Montreal West, Fob.26, Aiex- ander Mills, in the 66th year of his age.GALLIMARD\u2014At Montreal, Feb.23, Pau Plerre Etlenne, aged 3 years nnd 8 months, only son of Paul Gallimard, civil engineer.LEE\u2014At his residence, Street, Isaac Lee, late superintendent Vie- dorla Skating Rink, aged S1 years.Burn\u2018 in\u2018County Gavan, Ireland.Funeral to-day.HADLEY\u2014At Montreal, Feb.14, sudden- y of In grippe, Christy Hadley, youngest daughter of Robert Hadley, Howick, aged 28 years, 1 month and 14 days.CASSAN\u2014In this city, on Feb.2th, aged 75 years Ed.Cassan, formerly contractor.Fu- vera! will leave his late residence, 446 St.Dominique Street, Friday.the 1st March; at 7 am, to St.Louis de France Church, and thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Friends and acquaintancts are respectfully invited to attend.: .CCMTE\u2014Ir this city, on Feb.25th, at the age of 20 years,\u201d 7 months and 16 days, Marie Albina Josephine Marguerite, daughter of Jean de la Croix Joseph Comte.Funeral .will take place on Friday, the 1st of March, from her father's residence, 640 St.Lawrence Street, at 8.30, to Notre Dame Church, and thence to Cote dès Neiges Cemetery.Friends -and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.[ DE FOY \u2014 At the age of 15 years and 10 months, Ovila, beloved son of Henry De Foy, confectioner.Funeral to-day.34 Demontigny - GRACE \u2014 At-the Montreal! General Hospital, on Wednesday, Feb.27th, 1901, Emily, second daughter of the late Robt.Lumsden, and beloved wife of the late George Grace.Funeral will take place frém her mother's.residence, 601 Cadieux Street, at J p.m.on Saturday, March 2nd.LANGSTON\u2014At 74 Selby Street, Gordon, beloved child of Theresa and Henry Langston, aged 3 months.Funeral private.TAYLOR \u2014 In this city, on February 26th, Agnes, eldest and dearly beloved daughter .ef Donald Taylor.Funeral from her parents\u2019 residence, 290 Pine Avenue, Friday, at 2.20 p.m.to Mount Royal Cemetery.DEATHS ELSEWHERE.LEFEBVRE\u2014On Feb.25, 19M, at the.residence\" of his son-in-law, J.A, Cummings, 249 Bathurst Street.Toronto, M.X.Lefebvre, late of Montreal.\u2018 LEGG\u2014Entered into rest, at his son's residence, -Middleton, N.S., on Feb.19, 1901, in the 94th year of his age, Samuel Legg, an .oid and respected resident of Halifax.MARTEL\u2014At Quebcré, on Feb.25.1901, at the age of 73 years and 6 months, Emilie Legare, widow of the late J.B.Martel, Esq., secretary of the Quebec Harbor Commission.MARTEN\u2014Doctor H.Oake Marten, on Feb.25, 19M, of pneumonia, at his residence, 629 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto.PETTIGRUE\u2014In Sherbrooke, Feb.23, Miss Elizabeth Pettigrue, aged 70 \u2018years.JOHNSTON\u2014In Sherbrooke, February 25, 1901,\u201d of pneumonia, Jeannie, infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs.George Johnston.JENKIN\u2014At Kingston, on Feb.24th, 1901, Ana Palmer, relict of the late Samuel Jen- kin, in her eightieth year.HAWLEY\u2014In Kingston, on Feb.23rd, 1901, Jennie H., beloved wife of T.W.Hawley, aged 33 years.NOBLE\u2014At 212 Grafton Street, Halifax, N.S., on Feb.21, 1991, Mary, wife of Harry Noble, R.A.and beloved daughter.of Richard and Charlotte Oakley, aged 22.\u2018 Interment at Herring Cove.INGLIS\u2014At Inglis Falls, near Owen Sound Cnt., on Feb.24, Peter Inglis, in his Ssth | year.Contempt of Court Warners to refuse charlotte gelatine.FRENCH DOCK STRIKE.Marseilles, February 27\u2014Three thousand dockers voted to declare a general strike to-day as a result of the refusal of contractors to dismiss .certain overseers.re \u2019 Special Sale of Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves.Ogilvy\u2019s.teeters « PLACE VIGER HOTBL.-G.A.Vaudry, Quebec: R.A.Justan and wife, Boston; J.J.O\u2019Mcara, Ottawa: Frank M.Barnard, Hamilton: T.G.Stuart and wife, N.D.Vallerand, Bernard Lafrance, L.Be- land, Geo.Hamél, Miss A.\u2018Hamél, Quebec; M.Nicol, Detroit; H.Conroy, Aylmer.A VERDICT.They act like à charm, my appetite 18 better, that sick headache is gone, my complexion is clearer, and Ifeel stronger ' and in better spirits than for years back, is the verdict of those who have taken HOPB PILLS.In fact, no family should be without a box in the house.If you are troubled with flatulency, or painin | the stomach after eating.take one pill after each meal for a few days and the trouble will entirely disappear.Price 25 cents per box, at druggists, or on receipt of address and 26 conts in sataraps or tilver, will be sent direct to you, - without extra charge for postage, Hopz Medicine Co, .Montreal.Que THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1001.HERALD COUPONS GOOD AS GOLD + + +00 00.00% This Coupon will be accepted by The Montreal Herald in exchange for articles offered by it, on cos ditions specified in said offer.cor reach one way to\u2019 who read the those & to.ERALD WANTS | [T wenty words, 10c; six insertions, 25c.+ And that is by advertising in these columns.ROOMS AND BOARD - EE RCOMS\u2014FURNISHED, WITH OR W:THOUT board, by day, week or month.STILL.DELLE Temperance House, 711 and 713 Craig st of or two of quiet habits, with or without + board; central; English family.21 St -__ Edward st.Sex _ RCOM \u2014 A NICE FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for two young men, heated hot water, bot water with bath, first class board.4 Atwater ave., Westmount.53x ROOMS \u2014 AND BOARD.TO RENT, NICEly furnished front parier, with folding bed, with or without board.15 Belmont __ street.\u2019 Bix RCOM \u2014 LARGE, DOUBLE, UNFURNISHED front room to let, on the first flat, heated by bot water, bathroom and w.c.on the sème flat.A4 St Hubert st.51 RCOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, DOUBLE, bath flat, and single rooms fo let, with or without board.Transients received.60 ___University st.51 ROOM \u2014 BRIGHT .FRONT, BATHROOM floor, hot and cold water, Auer light: gentlemen only; opposite Windsor Hotel Hall, \u2014_1 Cypress st.50 ROOM\u2014NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT PAR- lar, with, firet-class board, suitable for married couple, or 2 young gentlemen; * also 2 rooms on bathroom flat.Apply to 8 University st.: 63 ROOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS = AND board; gentlemen only.29 Victoria st.50 ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, TWO COMFORTABLE rooms, furnished or unfurnished, heated gas.452 Guy st., opposite Her Majesty 5.RCOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED.ALL CON- véniences in house, no boarders.90 Mans- fleld st.- ; 5t ROOM \u2014 NICELY ' FURNISHED DOUBLE rooms,- suitable for two gentlemen, $8.00 monthly; Dalsy furnace; board if desired.49 Victoria st.51 ROOM \u2014 ONE DOUBLE, WITH OR WITHout board, with use of telephone, etc., at 828 Dorchester at., Loyola Hall.\u2019 __5L_ ROOM \u2014 BRIGHT, WELL FURNISHED.suitable for 1 or 2, Atter light, hot water heating, \u2018every convenience.9 Union ase.ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, WITH BOARD, ALL modern improvements; transients accommodated.148 Mansfield st.50 _ ROOM \u2014 COMFORTABLE: SINGLE ROOM, \"in private family, with board.Gentlemen only.Moderate terms.143 Bleury st.51 RCOM \u2014 AND BOARD, VERY COMFORTable, lady or gentleman; all modern conveniences.466 St: Antoine st.bax ROOM \u2014 ONE FRONT ROOM, IN PRIVATE family of two, no other roomers; not moving in May» all modern improvements; gentlemen preferred: rent moderate; opposite St.James Methodist Church.21424 __St.Catherine st.60x _ ROOM \u2014 LARGE FRONT UPPER ROOM, furnished, suitable for two; terms low.___°3 Victoria st.; 58x ROOM\u2014TO LET.A COMFORTABLE ROOM, suitable for one or two.wi:n good board, at 125 Bayle.st., between Fort and Mark __ Street.LL 000 35x ROOM \u2014 FURNISHED, WARM, WITH OR * without board.161 Selby st, near Greene ave, West- mount.: ._ Slx RCOM \u2014 TO LET, FINE, LARGE, DOUBLE room, newly decorated, well lighted, heated by hot water, bath, gas, and w.c.; private fami\u2019-; no children.99A.St.Hubert _.Street.6x \u2014_8t 57 St.Denis st., near Viger station.56x ROOM \u2014 A LARGE, PLEASANT\u201c ROOM, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for one ar two: terms moderate.Apply at 118 \u2014__Selhy ave., Westmount, 6x WANTED TO RENT £# There is only one way to reich those who read tae Herald\u2014and that is by advertising in the HERALD, 20 words, roc ; , lnving several Departiments.CPR à D .Î co 8 .30 .: * i ravate other.2 \"Ur Tr =, _ The.ing \u2018Aware Mere ; tn | - - \u2018Am: Sheet Steel.! 100 33 Cuted.Wo have homovar ln Grate ihe Other.JOYS OF THE KLONDIKE.Mere NOIR Mardware Merchants fn ff Reclining Go-Carts, Upholstered and with Par -_\u2014 Cr s.' {obtainable in a sound, unadulterated state, a A Wichita .man, sojourning in Dawson © miot, Lecowrs & Larieviere, sol.= ', or.éco es AE +Com.}Com.plus 88 They Wake the Torpid Energies.Machinery rémedy for many and grievous ills.By its Luv wrltes Tus friends 1 he Jot or An as Co., ad ° .asol, at $14.50, $16.50 to $26.00.2 .; i > i 8 s heads furnished by the hotel at which he \u2018aver Lear - ., ; ; our 1Sonsldering.this table, it ras polhteq Lot, Properiy super vised a oto, run is Era ee systems.fps.The et} ea is printed with pe Ca Te VE .Baby.Carriers, $2,50 to $6.75.Bovs.Veloci- -day actual selling value o ; .7 = Y .( v nk, and it Info the travelling pubiie |, Thos op 6 J .3 \u2019 ; 1 \u2019 fn That, Pe SE, aden re UE: he enc eh Shining coer bide he, ht ihe the dining oil Hk ME pedes, Girls\u2019 Tricycles,Children\u2019s Expresses, .valuation ; lle avenue, \u201cis 8 ze th rive purlic p assumed in the [first column Ts practieally | of curpla aud throw Shs wills Stem out Tu of those ith whom 2 rope Bate of Mexico.And then \u201cCertain ea of to give.full purticulurs, .s Long Handle Carts, Wheel Barrows, etc, hho.bookkeeping eee ach thie made jo ghect such cafes.They restoro to [life in a dlmense, and, by tranquilizing the (ages und conditions are set\u201d forth as fol: THE BELL TELEPHONE | Doll Go-Carts »5c and $1 10.Doll Reclining : .Oses of exchange.Later the new Unlted order all ea RS SIDE \u2018aculties.and bripg lato Rerves, disposes to sound and refreshing sleep \u201cEverything Known In fluid, water except- COMPANY OF : CANADA.T- - ) / ' tates Steel stocks will flod) thelr own val- P © mec anism.- imparts vigor to the action of the blood, ed, for sale at the dar.Private \u2018entrance Go-Carts from $1.75 to $2.75.yatlons in \u2018the market.The fact that | \u2014_\u2014 ee ated: the healthy uBBout for ladies by the ladder In the rear.Fhe ; .; Amerlean Sheet Steel preferred, which clos- een an .\u201caway functions of the system, thereby making ac- lâtes are one ounce per day, and Indians BROKEN-DOWN SYSTEM.\u2014 This is à Also a nice assortment of Games and Toys Se Chip ton and the Steel Hoop pre- WAY DOWYN UPON THE SUAWANEE fl lt, strengthéni oud negroes' charged double.\u201cxpecial rates condition (or disease) to which Doctors .: 6; ferred, whieh sold at 83, are to be ex- } RIVER : fivity a necessary result, sirengthéning the to aulnisters and the gambling © perfesh.Jive many names, but which few of them suitable for Birthday Gifts.: changed for United States Steel Corpora- .frame, and giving life to the digestive organs, Crag, chuck-nduck, studhorse poker and ë \u2019 .; oo which naturally demand increased substances Mp, > dha poker and really understand.It is simply weakness\u2014a ., Live Oak.Fa.Feb 26.\u2014Yestorday Hen \u201cresult, improved appetite Northro & Plackjack ganres ran by the management.break-down, as it were, of the vital forcea : J.Plate, A naval stores operator on the Lyman \"ot Toronto have given to the public Dogs houghe and Pita Thsret Poster dur that sustain perse, an Piment oat ber \u2019 on .WAne .wi \u2018 - ner { , ; Cl sale an» .ests w »e provided its causes (for they are almost number- | mi) DR.A.W, CHASE'S Sraanee J Near?Shot tin Bb ae their superior Quinine ine au the usual Tale with breakfast and dinner, but inust pro- loss), its be are much the same; the .CARD.| CATARRH CURE C.Eee Yq ORT Wh lon os to.amd.BE rs he ra perfection of any ja vide for their own juoch.ed Dood | more prominent behig slecplesgucas, Jansuor.w : ache ; > ; .SU be removed at night.vs nm itl- lassitude\u201d sense of prostration or wéariness, + CAN tender the aivnsoa Cirunie, organ 3 pana Falvey | perte Al drumsints sel daar.foie 1 Sie Crée and rar | ee S515 of prostralion or venise Wall Paper and.! sease ; ht SE 4 , = : 8 co extn dowels ohanged weekly.of energy for all the ordinary affairs of life.\u2019 paris by the Improved Blower, Lim.Last night &herift Mathis came up And in this Iter the Wien min gives Now, wh : 3 , : .= lex : $ .what alone is ahsplutely essential in Deantoni: clears the ah eon ta a to, suctender Tait BOARD OF TRADE the following sketch pe Klondike social life: an such rames 18 increased Atallty\u2014vigour House Decorations.s roppings in the Ji ( 1 7 : \u2019 \u201cPhe other nlght went ont to a small.strength and energy to throw off these morbla Cscarrh eme Bormnantly cores |G row A end Où her maine down, the | \"CARRIES ITS POINT Rafi given bw a canniil girl She wat a fecinie 405 SOOT82, 0 throw off these moral PANELLING in TAPESTRIES, OIL PAINT.- 5 Biowe \u201d .: .de é >.The wa 1 : » y .; .y free.All dealers, or Dr.A.W: Chase The sheriff died four hours later.The ne- , tt entre EN OUT Fax to equa! that wonderful restorative.\u2018 ING, FRESCOING.\u2018 Wide Range of Papers and ; fedicine Co.Toronts and Refer, gro ls allve, bu cannot recover.: _\u2014 was a caution, They would go hopping THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY, full staff of competent workmen - ' \u2019 Winnipeg, Feb.27.\u2014Premlér Robi ad- Around sin moceasdns, gum [hots or Bg THERAPION NO.8.\u201c P \u2019 \u2019 LT 1 ; sloes with spikes fn them.Afong taward .; = .0° _ dressed a Jargely attended meeting of the 40 list of vue party we had a- Hitie lunch.This successful and higbly popular remedy, Designs Submitted and Estimates Given, .Board of Trade, last night, In further eX- whieh consisted of some dongh bread for |as employed in the Coutiuental Hospitals by ; : .\u2019 8 8 planation of the détails of his railway coke antl nice dre cream of coudensed Ricord, Peer thing Hitherse\u201d op and others, ., ' .n .sady TK and snow.1 dort believe It nappe surpasses every » AD + Your Mone Refunded | not satisfied made publie, the.Premier mide he.bi, Ih 6 house rüles, Tin we.AR supped 13 so.barely as fc Is taken in accordosee vire MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.nouncement that the rates must he reduced [-10Tn In hefare midnight] If we do not, we the printed.directioùs accompanying it, will Co : until a 10-cent per 100-pound wheat rate [Dave to a~cend to our bunks by the Indderin the battered health be restored, the expiring - .» : : nnd a reduction of 15 per cent.on all other the rear.Now .und then the lndder la not lamp of life lighted up afresh, and a new .Se frelght was secured.Until thls point was there, so we calmly cllmb up an Icicle.\u201d existence lmparted in place ot what had so ) : : : : LL ; I s secured.Unt > po \u2019 Hen d worn-out, \u2018used up,\u2019 and : \u201c : ; ; .reached the Yrovtncy poule not PA rexpon: ; EE lately, cele : LS : : sihle for a dollar of deflett, hut .it would SUMMER CLASKES AT _MeGIT,f,, \u2014 Yalueless.ON 1s sold by all the pri uw : \u2019 L - A .015 ae 7 net hold as PRI A commit Summer classes will be held at McGill CBA rer Stores throughout the world, a 3 , Itoblin, to assist the Government In revis.during the months of Mav and June in Price in England, 28 8d and 4s 6d.Purchasers .' .\u2018 .5 Îng the contract, and té make suggestions English, Latin, Gréek, mathematics, logic, should see that the word \u2018'Therapion\u2019\u2019 appears .© - : for safeguarding the Province.in the mat- French and German.They will he ear.où the Government Stamp (In white lettors on .9 i ter of lability.The committee will confer ried on as far as the standard of the sce- & red grouud) affixed e nr Rookage by or- nt : : with th¢ Governwent Ministers to-day.ond.year, Sr der of ane ie y is FA, ioners, MONTREAL.; = w 8 5 ô .Ca ri ie Aor further particulars of \u201cTherapion,\" \u2019 : ° JET i- a.Stockholm, Feb.27.\u2014 The Influenza opl- nd addressed envelope Tor pamphlet, to WIRIT FOR A NORTH BRUCE ELEC demle is becoming more severe, Prinre a R.Johnson, 43 Holford Square, W.C., TION.Rernadotie, second son of King Osear, I Lcndon, England.Large \u2018cdition (152 pages), among the sufferers, \u2014 Ottawa, February 27.\u2014(Special.)\u2014A vost free for twelve cents stamps.writ for an election in Notth Bruce: was issued to-day.Nomination takes place on Wednesaay, 13th March, aud the election ep 20th March.Mr, Campbell will | again be the Liberal candidaie.Mr.James Halliday is the Conservative candidate - - °° PORTRAIT 3-4 NATURAL SIZE $1.00, \"TPE HERALD has made arrangements whereby its readers may obtain Crayon or Water Color Portraits, enlarged from photographs, at a merely nominal price, viz: A \"BANK DEAL AT WINDSOR.NG + In cut of: Halifax, Feb.27.\u2014(Speclal.)-It is rumor- * CT Montréal.Montreal.- ed here the Canadian Bank of Commerce .CRAYONS .i.iseeerennnns [SPP FPP .$1.00 $1.40 : Will open an agency here absorbing one of WATER COLORS .%.ancaueree sesevrtetsceute .2.00 2.40 the locnl banks.JL is stateil the Bank of \u2018 Commerce 8 pegoilating for the purchase \u2018of the Commercial Bank of Windsor.rer There fs a widespread demand for enlarged portraits of frlends and relatives.But such portraits must be exact reproductions of the \u2018original, or they are worae than nothing at TIIE HERALD has bcen fortunate in making arrangements which it ts confident DO NOT LET PHYSICAL WEAKNESS MAR YOUR LIFE\u2014YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED Men.young in years but aged in appearance, aged in oi | ren UNG MEN will ensure the absolute satisfaction of its readers With the portraits they may secure.BLIGHTED LOVE LEADS TO LAW.YO vitality, wan featured, dull-eyed, slow-minded oung In fact, THE HERALD, in order that there may be no hesitation on the part of anyone Woodstock, Feb.27.\u2014At the last assizes, men, young men who have in a few short years thrown Mrs.Mary Elstone, aged 74, sued John King, aged 75, of\u201d Hickson, for alleged breach of promise of marriage, and received $1 damages as compensation, having to pay her own costs.Mrs.Elstone has now issued a writ against King, claiming $1,000 damages for al- leged- assault.The case may come to trial at the Spring Assizes here next week.prennent \u2018GOSSIP ON GOVERNMENT CHANGES.d ity.\u20ac .ons, and $5.40 for water New York, Feb.27.\u2014Ruiaus are current In cole doscribers residing outside tho city must remit 41 40 for crayons, $40 | London, says the Triouacs cornespendent, À that Lofd Salisbury will rettre ac \u2018the close .The portfaits are done on heavy cardboard, 16x20 Inches.Two faces on.one card cost | of the session of Pariduicit nat that the slightly more.' : Duke of Devonshire will not {ake his place, In sending orders, address \u2018Portrait Department,\u2018\u2019 Dally Herald, Montreal, sud sod This would leave the field \u2018olen for Mr.hal- geod, clear photograph, which wili be in all asses returned without injury.A w or four, with a possibility that hc woull he : : raised to the peerage, and Laat Mr.Chamber- * two must elapse between the time of giving order and receipt of enlarged portrait.In lain would \u2018lead the Com nme.This 1s cur.order to sccure relurn of money in case of.dissatisfaction, notice must bé received at rent gossip, but it is obvlvis y premature.\u2019 Herald Office within five days of customer's recelpt of picture., .Subscribers ordering portrait In water colors will state color of eyes, halr, beard, com- in ordering portraits, agrees to return the mousey paid if the customer so desires.This guarantee is without reserve.The mere statement that the work is unsatisfactory, and that the customer does not wish to accept it, will be sufficient to secure return of the money.vs \u2018 ; 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= æmeri respective teams.The : .: =o 3S .It te rumored that the fight promoters _ | visitors, reinforced for the occasion by : .portance were aise read a eecoad time, and | ; ; R= are wralag thelr eyes towards Camade = \u2018 tbe presence on thelr forward line of = \u2018 10° all were Teferred te the various standing pot.' \"\u20ac thelr search for a place to puil - Winds wing player ol 4 © ouss.J io ndsor MiNs team, were sure of win- : Hoa.Mr.Mer bas given notice that 3 D _ fries-Rublin go, and that Fort Brie Athletic ning, but were not in it from the start, \\ en Friday next he will ask\u2014 Did you ever have that Ÿ Club has made an offer.This may or may e local team playing rings around thew.\u2018ag it intention of the Government to little tickling spot in ot be true.If It is, they might Just ns Hier alone is properly in the same class .take in the Pan-American Exhibition throat?F nm your well At Fort Erie, Hamilto - (as the Cowansville forwards.Topp, in.gos! at Buffalo and to be represented there?\" \u2018| a elt as if youŸ give up mow.At Fort ace De for Granby.made some great siops aud bad : : Mr.Cardin (Richelieu) gives notice eat could almost touch it with \u2019 smal Prise > Le bout ü tort ere mutt\u201d by ono.af the Con Sati] isyers i ons that ha > pa rye ur finger, didn't it?Jo i 1 fights, ut .interference , Cowansville .\u2018Demands have been to the Agri- » ow from the police.But gp attempt to pull enabled Lessard score for Geanby, thus © Abattoir From All Parts guXursl Association of Rivers from hard you tried fo reach it, \u201c¢#* off the big fight would arouse oppositjon \u2019 ; .re but couldn't! It's easv wi : which would pot only defoat this attempt, work of Challe Moe, for Cowans- , , of the Province\u2014About Cresolone fo easy with Vapo- Ml Ch heuia para step te the exhibitions pile, wie s roreation: Barly 13 the gums | let ARRANGEMENTS FOR nochiag fa the worid equal te Cie Y A 2 sing or ro naMng Mr.Gou .g in the wor l i which are now allowed to take place.the Gra A .: .; \" ual to it for | ow at p a Defeated the Victorias 8 Goals forma Be oe o Comaninil Catcher Must Stay Close Behin , , VICTORIA MEMORIAL stopping these tickling coughs ; and i Almost ho is in the » after shot was rained in them on : To \u2019 ; i : % everyone who shest to 5\u2014May be Present Team's the Granby goalkeeper.y Bat\u2014No Base Hit : = \u2014 it's so pleasant, too.For asthma ; degree interested in rowing has beard the \u2018 The game was no croquet match, and 0 ow on | \u2018 Quebec, Fed.37.\u2014(Bpecial.)\u2014Nine wore - London, Feb.28.\u2014Pablic subscriptions croup, bronchitis, catarrh and y name of Mr.Lehmann, the new edKor of .Farewell Match players on both sides were penalised by abattoir petitions of the same nature and will be asked for to-day for ike crection Whooping-cough, it\u2019 , 3 the London Dally News.He ls probably .e referee, Mr.G.H.Whitlock, of Farn- by Pitched Ball.th | will be asked for today for ibe crection| ¥700DINE COUCH, it's ths great 3 {he greatest living riverside \u201ccoach.\u201d Dar- \u2014 bam, whose colons through the game .à © ere eut os present a committee rial to Queen = itor, tons remedy.\u2019 ta ; Ing the progress of à practice paddle, an .The teams lined up as foilows:\u2014 day, and proue So eveble amusement er Cabinet Ministers appointed by King AVR rele I aid by érmneiste everyrbers, 4 \u2018eight generally stops two or three times, Once more the uncertainty of hockey snd glawansville.Granly.New York, Feb, 27.\u2014The National League FL, tie mublere.\u2018Due requests come Edward to consider the question of & m«e- Lamp, which should ast acitidig: « Vaporie and while the coach on the bank criticises the hockey teams ls brought home to the £0l- McKeown.pont seesesecese ORD buseball magnates met aguin at the Fufib froin St.Narcisse (Champialu), St.Flavien marial, has decided that it shall be ergft- Cresolene, compiete, 8:.5:.; extra suppli a roues last plece of rowing.On one occa ae lie lowers of the game, for last evening the Von Iffiand Coan) GONE eee NS Avenue Hotel to-day.(Loubltere), St.Jeau l'art Joli, 3 Aubert in London and be permanent and of leneas contaau socauts D'tustrated Le eee es coaching à particularly back- Shamrocks.Me rte to all calculations, de- Moe.a (capt).Cover .oon ee LA At the close of the session It was an- und Ste Louise JL Isley), je.urle an } & monumental character.The King up CE e testimentals fie aoe rn : 4 elght.Nothing he-sald seemed to feated th: Victoriné i ee LL FOTNATA oo assure Dounced that the report of the committee BECRBCOBE NOC in the Count {oF Be vou of this.2 os to Fulton St, New bik V om prove them.At ast he called an \u201ceasy.\u201d style, \u2014 ona.and did Lt In Oy heirs MeDomald ner OU ules aud constitution bad been under (I) und BL.BEES o's printed petition he committee is now.taking tue ad: \u2018 Prov .8! .cCabe.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.* La.00002p Miller | .110 re rar : a.Lut Vice of motable : : ; a .3 \u201d \u201cÀ rule awa rine are rapldly becoming exhausted, bu 4 persons as to precise! .y .vBtroke, seven, five, four, three, two and \u2018This win gives Shamrocks an equal num- E Barber.mplre.8.Bercoviteh with the jrvas adopted whch PE we ua yet the guvermueut das not begud Lo what weuld be appropriate.Y Grand Central Station.The proprietor Lo bow,\u201d he sald, \u201cyou are fools.\u201d A pleased ber of wins and losses, as the following Referee 4 CR Ty itlock, Farnham.s ed balls by a batsman Vue first and sce- treble.Much admiration is expressed for sent her to sce Stvoerintendent Blair, of > 4 +.grin overspread the face of \u201csix\u201d at being standing shows: \u2014 \u2018 partaken of by the members of both teams ond foul balls hit by \u2018the butsman, unless {he noulatens: of Che promoter in organs .\u2014\u2014\u2014 the Out-door Departuiènt.When che omitted from this wholesale condemnation.ren Ww ue Ta pue, | And their friends.when the good things two, wtrikes .have already been called LE eu te \u201cinterest of which (ue move learned\u2019 that.she might Le sent to the Mr.Lehmann looked at him deliberately.ottaws .oo Wea Lost.Din.PS ust ded by Mine Host Bicso were done full A8alnat him, ehall henceforth be counted Las boen mude\u2014t ls dead beyond the power , almshouse she rim out of the -urerinten- \u201cAnd, six,\u201d he said, at length, \u201cyou are a LVtetoria : 111118 8 * \u2014_\u2014 : Rule No.8, defining the position of tire %, resurrection, Even \u201cthe members ti LA dent's office and disappeared.She has uot \u2018 confounded fool!\u201d n° Shamrock 4 400 WITH THB PUCESTERS.cateher's \u2018lines, was altered uo that the ow hows the duly desolyed one goatral mer.: been.seen Since.\u2014 .e .er wil have to stand within ten feet ffhe ) pf .a \u2014 .Quebec .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.,.\u2026.1 a © 1.The regular weekly meeting af the Over- from the plate.This: ptaces the catcher pLneat.the only otuer § tition wis fra \u2018 .mney Ban Johnson's rubbish about elevating There, is but \u2018one more senior match, land Hockey Club will be held In Petras\u2019 \u201cup behind the bat\u201d throughout a game.tête Not Ww, Shore Jour ments to ite a the game can be taken for just what It Is Shen lotoria and Quebec meet, on Satur- Hall, 4X2 Selgueuns street, thls evening, at | A rule making the pitcher deliver the livers asklug certaln a \\ mes : worth.The American League, like the Na- y.© Arena.-15 sharp.- ' - ball to the batsman ns soon as the latter! în the Môuse, Hon.Mr, Gourn's bill res .; : \u2019 \u2019 : * .> \u2014 .The Polut-Fortune hockey team played takes his position at, the plate was adoptcd.pecting counells of conciliation and of are Le .tional League, has been organized for the the return matoh with Hudson last night.Should.the pitcher send the ball to any Dini Sar ls of es HL erial disputes purpose of making money if there 1s any to SHAMROCK, 8\u2014VICTORIA, 5 | The score was 4 to I lu favor of Hudson.cher place than the plate u ball IL bf Mau reud à Arat time.\u2018The Dill ls not yet - ; ; .each delivery.w 1 \u2018printe > : - \u2018 by made Tia clube avo ot ELIT \u2014 pd a Pen |B mais Lists of 82e Mrs WLR.Gard Leh y .| e fail to deliver the ball to the bats- ol Tene me (\"65 + VV, ° National League, and there is no spirit of \u2018The Shamrock hockey team.as we hate NO AMERICAN HENLEY man within twenty seconds after the Ihiter act recently passed oi [me Province See to ae ner, nee Leny, J local loyalty beyond that which may accrue grown to know it, celebrated what will .° : .has taken his position.the.labor interests of the province.Looking for Her Husband\u2014 ; if t are bled to win probably be thelr last appearance on the ice \u2018 ha A rule was passed empowering the um | Mr.Watts bill regarding mutual insur , : eams ena 1 together, by 8 most signal victory over pe Cambridge, Mass, Fcb.28.\u2014It 1s practical- pire to remove from the game, and if weed ance companies was «iso reid a first time , She Has No M ! _\u2014 crac ctoria team.From e time Ref- ly certain tha and | \u2018 rom e grounds any player gullty The oh ade against J.Goulet, col- .oO .; Detalls of the billiard match between L.eree Chauncey Kirby blew his whistle till vite i n : Harve rd wii not accept me using improper language tp another player lector of péov ca] revenue, and ou ated oney ÿ Howison, of Brockville, and Ora Morning- the boarse gong rang out the call of time, tion of the New, London Rowing As- captain, manager or spectator.Written |a few nontie \u2018ago in an Inquiry presided Er star, which the former won, are a great they went, at it in regular hammer and Delon, nd seud Dub Stews to participate preof ou she offence must be submitted ee over by Mr.L.J.Caimeron, of the AT | : no + ongs fashion.: es ! opuse wmertean Henley regut cp en the 1 = t twenty- 45 : nt, Lirought the .« À tribute to the Canadlan.During the even- Every ar on the Victoria team played :u Juue.\u2018Lae question 15 LOW au.tue bands four hours; when ne pron Be roof A Mer ete Thon, Hom.Me \u2019elletier: New York, Feb.28\u2014 Mrs.W.R.Gar, Ing the loser once led by 98 points, but his usual strong game, but every man on of We clubs, wav, i is sald, are\u2019investigul- satisfactory, suspend the offender from 1.Has Mr.Goulet.coilector of revenue diner, a bride of a few days, is supposed Howlson kept his nerve.The balls rolled the Shamrocks played a slightly stronger ny the cos of sending We team, bul per- play.; \u2019 for the district of Quebec, been dismissed to be somewhere in th Lr i pos , \u2018 badly for him the entire evening and one The result\u2019 was that the eight hun- |svbs lu a \u2018position to know say that ube A 1 itsman may not henceforth take bis Crown dis vice\u201d ! ere in the city looking for very badly ak ! dred people that were scattered around the | vestigation is.werely formal, and that it base if hit by a pitched ball.but the ball |.2.If so, when nad for what cause?her husband, who had told her, she says, he had to.show his pretty \u2018\u2019arch masse.ON |arge auditorium saw a game that was ex- dhs pic Uvally been gecided to decline the will count as a ball against the pitcher, 3 Is Mr.Goulet sufi cmplo ed by the that he was a broker with offices in lower .several occasions.When Howison made citing enough to even cause enthusiasm In wt at on.« .Several rules conflicting, with the changes Goverment and ln what capacity?Broad T .Rd his run of 41 he took the merve out of a Conservative cam .Lets bet th ple original projectors of Be sbeme in named were stricken out or changed to jton.Mr puy replied as tat pre oadway.The couple arrived in this city ?ivalry that exists between the e now disavowmg all connec conform to the alterations.- and 2.Mr.Goulet, late c'es on Monday f M e Morningstar and the latter could make one m, mb cen ue Be back to with the origin uf the scbenie, and; with cinelnd revenue for the district of Quebec, y from Montreal, and went to | point only and none in the next ining.eS ehonl Avs.\"when à number Of the Yale and Pennsyivaula out, the incentives 3 .FORFBITRD GAMES.bested le position © die Zist day vf |.the Delavan House.She said that Gardi- - Howison\u2019s final innings, which was unfin- Vic boys were plodding through Tucker's to enter Lhe assuclution are at u minlmun.Article 54 of the constitution was amend.| January, MOL apd ls resignation wis day ner left half an hour later, saying he was 2344 ished, was 55.This splendid run made School, \u2018and some of the Shamrocks wera ed to rend that the board of directqrs copled by order in council of the going to hia office, and that he had .him the 1,800 polnts : getting ê mass of things cision, at ST AMERICA CUP RULES: shall tuve the p- ver of Inflicting penalties of, lie walle month.heen seen since.\u2018After \u201cwaiting for hor t he ° ) -1,8 .- ry's College.Last night s nu \u2019 ; > .a en \u2018 œv D Cases of forfeited gnmmes.In case of a NV\" .husb: , - J \u2018 - : - \u2014 much improved scale, recalled the annual Now York, Feb.28.\u2014The New York Yacht forfeited g: the | ; onvene Hou.Mr.Pelletier then asked: Is It true hus and\u2019s return she told the proprietor S C , \u2019 The all-Canada lacrosse team trip to Aus- game they used to play on the 17th of Club lust night made public the text of the within a EE and hear the Sidence.They that Dr.Gadhout, member for the County that they had been married in\" Montreal * at erine St.e.tralia Is off for sure.All the clubs have March.And though they do not yet treat Tules which Lave Leeu adopted to goverf, shall décide what penalty to impose on the of Beauce in the.House of Cominons, bas on February 20, after only a few d ca.ER .one another tn very gentle way, still the | be Internar en races next summer - \u201d vO NME bee appointed to à permanent postto i = posi refused to bave anything to do with it.A ano a very ge y.Le a ender of the America's cup club offending.In the past the forfeitiné [he Government of tis anent goal B b7 quaintance, and that her maiden name was Orposite à way Is gentler than the old one.ner : club bad to pay a pennlty.forthwith, and HP ir ro.eh: Sarg wl he get?Alice Lehy.The woman said she had no John Murphy & Co.and \u2018Sir Thomas Lipton\u2019s new challenger.: fe 7.) then wait.months perhaps for a decision Mr.Duffy stated fu respôuse that br.money, and that her baggage was in the couple of days ago Toronto notiffed .New | Chauncey Kirby had his work eut out for Zi \u201cNf slugs Laptod | i Fat he rules are, in vue wäln, supilar to wDät on the merits.of - the case by the board.(iout has been appointed registrar for + ! Westminster that they would have no men + him, and time and time agaln he was called \u20ac un | sintia 4 they have been in fomuer years.The FTh- penalty ls not payable under the Dew y witli Trâcher- on thé team.This was the last of the | upon to allow some of the players a chance ary ae © qe : veh 3 | maich 18 to be détided out of the best three | rule until After the buard of directors has The County of Be nuce, Jo re hols Pianos Or diis \u2018 , \u2018 x v to cool off on the side.; , : ~ , E eastern teams which had been asked to | And now that the old Shamrock team has out of dve races.given its decision.At the cvenlng session Calhougue die fees and cmoluments of that , - Before moving to our new premises\u2014Empire Building: St Catherine Street\u2014we will sell our whole stock of take part, and so now, instead of being a ! probably played its last garpe, #t 1s the duty the magnates summoned President Charles office * 800 High class Pianos and Organs at a sacrifice.national team it will (If it materializes) be! of every real lover of hockey to thank FORMBR RECORD HOLDBR KILLED.Power and W.H.Watkins, of the Amerl- ton.Mr.Pelletler then moved for coples them.As A team they.are ome of the can Association.The American Associa- of ai] orders In counell, papers, ete, in the a New Westminster team only.bräiniest that has ever : : or, .© ! , : .7 s s gone into the game, Clinton RK.Coulter, \u2018a former cyclist ¢lon men practically yielded up the ghost | 3 5 .; and the game has certainly benefited by | recer, was killed in the Southern Pacifle carly in tue nfiernoot.rT night Rost Goulet sue and Mr.Cochrane or a Sate \u201cThe decision of the Princeton hockey | shelr having played it.Railway wreck at Mills Clty, Nevada, on of its members had left for home, No of- nen ; bep alums received by vince team to give up the proposed Canadian trip » The manner in which they played last the mornlug of the lüth, At the time of ficial statement was made, but predictions both nie rox iy were granced.night's mateh\u2014knowing it.wonld likely his death Mr, Coulter was the manager of wore made hy many men posted on auch Phe follow ing private Bills were tben read | + the adoption of a revised code of eligibility { the last they were to play together.would the lacifie Coast Novelty Supply Co.Sut-i-nffairs that gw Ameriena\u2014Assoclation | tim .rules at Yale and the inauguration of Dew | almost suggest the thought -of an old ww Fruncisco, dealers in electrical and bleyele vould fot begin the season, ii yemorale the Chevra Kadisha of methods for conducting sports at Colum- | horse In ie lnst charge.Though out of the specialtifs, Mr, Coulter was à racing man GRANT ALL PLAYEWS DEMANDS Mention Mr.Coobrane ° | champlonstip race, they went out to win of distinction.At one time in bis career GRA 4 ° anis.To came and consolidate the charter of bia are all recent reminders of the good ; ; In order that the last memory their aympa- he held the records for one-third, two-thirds wilde .; Ce work going on, and make it plain that | thizers might bave of them might be one and one mile unpaced and the competition alr Young tous Lnnounced., that the tewh of Itjobmoud-\u2014ME- Mackenzie, ao.American college atliletle competition, the they were wont to have\u2014one of vletory.records for pne-baif, two-thirds and five mands.The players have agreed to sign cois ers Boni ry \u2014Hon.Mr.Leblanc.like\u2018 of which no other country fo the | Evcrr, mun played ae Hrouzi the charme mes.: league contracts under pain of suspension.Ta authorize and ratify hy-law No.162 of world can boast, will soon be conducted on | ù P the esse.hard * checking of thelr UE ANG ga The suspension, however, is only operative the 'tiwn of Salabsrry de Valleyfield, grant- ; \u2018a plane wherein professionalism and ineligt- ! ng OE at ard ich g th \u2018 © THE STEVENS:EATON AFFAIR.- until the players\u2019 organization can meet as ing exemption from taxation .and certaln | ; gl- | younger opponents, were right In the game .h , .a body and act où the mutter.As a mat benefira to the Montreal Cotton Compaüyr\u2014 bllity will be well nigh impossible.\u201d\u2014Brook- | to the end.A Ee © Se which Orlando Stevens and Jay ter of fict, the agreement signed by Prest- Mr.Bergevin.feature ton \u2018\u2019fixed\u2019\u2019 and were suspended for life, | gent Zimmer #1 ounts to nothing mare than | To amend the act known as \u2018\u2019The amend- lyn Eagle.| Farrell's rushes were certainly the \u2018 of the evening.Captain Trihey retrieved was at Vallsburg track last July 24.Bte-| an expression ot good will towards the Na: ed.Montreal Diocesan Temporallties\u2019 Act, Gee, whiz! Looks as If the Eagle thought himself by one of his old time wriggling Venus gave Eaton money to bet u bi 1 iz! : 5 y ¢ pon bimself , ; a | 1800.\" \u2026.\\Vatts.- 2 a trip to Canada made a team, profes rvsTies, ending by his placing the puck In lo tbe race and Eaton gave a friend money Pr RÉEL Payers Tarif ro TE the Montreal Business | £0 the pet in the shortest time of any game to ager upon himsult (Eaton) in the cou- Zigmers\u2019 agreement.or not.the conces Men's League \u2014Mr.Hutchinson.M i \u201cThe Mont- sional.\u2018 .: \u2019 .* \u2014 geared In the Arena this year.Scanian test.ton also gave George Kreamer, 8 > \\ K i \u2019 at! vo , : worked hard and figures on the scoring fellow racing man, money tv wager upon slons made by the league still hoff good.To ratify; the Incorpertion of ertain oat | The Ottawa Hockey Club will meet to- cord with, two ames to hls credit, The Lim, and Kreamer added more of hls Lowa PROVINCIAL LIIAGUE MEETING tional powers\u2014Mr.Hutchinson.: .: - i ' efence play a strong game.Wall sne- IuCcICY to 8, ving a straight tip from : mérite dti 4 MBIA To aunend and consolidate the several acts\u2019 ; .: Royal Cemetery Call or Write for Removal Sale Lists night and take definite action: rs) ; ; = ] e action regarding à.cceding In finding the net with his tong Ettou, as he supposed on te results.The Provinelal Basdhall League, which Incorporating the Mount challenge for the Stanley Cup.Tbe-Eree lifts on two different occasions.« Datou and Stevens each won a heat, and scems to.become\u2019 un sironger institution Company\u2014>Mr.Jutehinson.\u2018 Press says of it: .) | ain agreements hetween ! \\ i The.Vics,\u201d too.played a good game, hat In the fiual Futon was supposed to win.every year.had a preliminary meeting last - To confirm cert v \u201cIt would be a deplorable step for any thelr tarwards fell hack too much\u2019 on thelr Entering the stretch the Elizabeth man de- evening at the St.James Hotel, at which the Lard Ryshop of he diocese of Montreal ® defence.Bowie was the only forward who liberately fouled Steveus and was promptly | St.Hyacinthe, Valleyfield, Sherbrooke, st, and the rector of Christ Church Cathedral.in the sald diocese.\u2014 Mr.Hutchinson.action to be taken other than.to play for ; distingulished himself.The teams na they disqualified by the referee, Charles Wilis-| Johos.Farnham and Mascot Clubs.were 1 thus giving ibe race to Stevens.The represented.Nothing was done, pwing to To amend the charter of \u201cThe Chambly or Phone Main 1643.WILLIS & CO.the trophy.It is the general desire of the tied up for the game were: vt , h 1 ) .citizens of Ottawa that the club should go! Shamrock.| ctorla.\u201cdummy\u2019\u2019 who had bet Iatonls money on the absence of other delegates.The league Manufacturing Company.\u2019\u2014Mr.Perrault.(Near MoeGili Street).; - : | : : 0! y M Kenna.Goal.Munro! Stevens -agalust Stevens\u2019 money whiah[ will meet axalh An enter.to frilly reorga- | Tv change the name of James Scott.of | } MONT y ! 1824 Not \u20ac e west, and any obsacle tbat may at present | fF.Tansey.Point.W.Strachan Eaton wagered.upon himself, apd with nize for the coming season on the 1340 of | the «ity of Montreal, morrhant, to that of ! MONTREAL : re Dame Street.stand in the way would no doubt be over- F.Wall-.Cover Point.H.¥Yulle whow Kreamer had also wagered his win- Maréh next.\u201d 2° Co James Tarn Scott Mr.Hatehinson, i come should the boys wish to go after the H.Trihey.Forwaras.R.Rowle nings upon both heats und his own money \u2014_ To amend the charter of the Montreal : \u2019 * cup \u2018 .: A.Farrell.PPR A.Locke | with thé money Eaton bad given him, then .ON THE DIAMOND : or : .|,G.Cummings.\u201c CUR Strachan divided the spoils, with Eaton.\u2018The mutch 7 ; Co .\u2018 4 If the club, however, does not try for F.Scanlun.M Less \u2018B.Russel] race was run in private, so that no one The Toronto team will report at Pater| .! the Stanley Cup, it ls but right that the | SUMMARY Cv \u2018but the riders themselves was defrauded.#90, N.J., on April 10 next for the spring Coe \u2019 «0 ; omas 1gg¢\u20ac S emova a e citizens should do ething for the cham- - STA .This is absolutely the first and only case | Practice.The following players are Includ- : plon players.They ai should be given ol Jeeeeio Shamrock.Senn oie ver known in cycle racing, ea on Me larrow 5, list: Catchers, Hurrx T : .some, 2.Shamrocki.\u2026\u2026\u2026.F in and judging by the punishment adminis: HOTS, 2 MAF HE olin; pitchers, Pop - es ( oO ill i i i À N i memento of the winning by an Ottawa club, $.\u201c'ietoria.2000N a.Farc tered by the Board of Control, it will be llams, Louis \"Bruce, Nick Altrock, I.F.' Still interests buyers of Carpets and Curtains, Oilcloths and Rugs.New premised , \u2018 for the first time of the senior hockey | 4.eo.Shamrock.Farrell the last case on record.oo hits, Geo Cooper.eT Tila nearing completion, you are entitled \u2018to all our heavy discourits until we bad a bad spell {: can be taken for granted a well-contest.hove nin the Coon.Ha says he Is prepared and it completely cuted me, I now recommend it to all my friends.\u201d since.ed game will he \u201cdished up\" for the lovers \u2014 i \u2018 takes for a amount - \\ ~~ tN ! .\u2019 : of, oo national winter sport, = enter ola comer, for à free-for-all trot-{ : ; 3,189 \u2014 = = = \u2014\u2014 = TASTES ' , : tonma will he the Van 8 pp 4 Hom ting race.He hopes that the owners of The me ftir.- = ee Bo | \u2019 plthongh Perey Foley is suffering from In- Abou faa Croesus Cora Oe nity M.A.A.A.OUT OF BILLIARD LEAGUR.i : iy 2 ste A | juries recelved In that game, and it 18 shelr willingnees to enter for \"the proposed| The M.A.A.A.has witadrawn from the - , : ugust arth, 1900.is hoped, however, he will he well enough Tacs.ii to ot a TT 2 ot of thelr lnablit : .: .- | MISS MARY PEARRON, Corinth, Ont., to play.c Alex, Farrar, win Meldram, and ged the other teams.' * \u2018 rr 29 writes : eorge Cameron compose the defence .\u2018 \"eq \u2019 : for the Montreal team, wh'lnt Jack Brodie, | ARGYLE SNOWSHOE RACE .- \u2014 D ; me © \u2018 My system was badly run down, and I Rupert Darling, Jack White and.Percy |\u2019 vb ST.LAWRBNCE RINK.BACES.was very nervous and could not sleep Foley will complete as fine a junior.seven -_\u2014 : fe So * : oo To n | M rt palpitated) aod the sli ° as has stepped on the Ice for à number of : .There will be a good programme of races .y heart p J ited, an e slightest winters, e Montreal team put fn a final The annual cross-country stecplechase to.| at the St.Lawrence Rink, Point St.ro, 9 e > exertion caused distressing shortness of Practice on Tuesday night and will he in Lachine will be held on Saturday nfternoon, Charles, on Friday night, March 1, .viz.| breath, and left me tired and wea oy.Le ne a no he ihe referce March 2 partie corner ant Bourgeois one mile, Ares ailes half mile backwards, en emen S O in 4 ; .; y-off.lingo ety at 3.1.he p pe ; vite taking four Bones of lvorne he bass rom are he fre an pin 8 Bat Weed Br it Gm The and one ie or boys er for rat ces US | iis all of the above troubles disappeared, he counted- on to give a good ncconnt of mediately after race starts, and parties and gold pins for second prizes; TEEN : CT end I am now completely cured.\u201d themselves, ax, with A.Hoopet, R.Hooper, wanting tickdts ean get them from the .oo .1 .\u2018 \u2019 À Ebristie ne Tih Jorstan on phe forma | committee.As this wii be, the fast rave : > \" \u2018[ ; \u2019 .PE , ' \u2019 .: , J.Sym- - ] : : - ; | ihe.Poxether with Bruce Hooper, 4.Sym: | of thie menson, à large Hat OT CHE 08 52 SFOBTS OF ALL SORTS.\u2018Ten exclusive stores for Spring 1901.Only two .sion.ney am that can uphold Prosident Plttaway, of ihe, Sebior La- i \u20ac \u2019 : , : any .; ; ore , bas written \u2018 .= .fige Tn ae follows: ig eth \u2018POLAN WON THE THRRE-MILE.lube suggesting \u2018next week 2e à eno time three years ago.| ; Oct.10th, 1900.omtrea] Junloi .at a, \u2018The three-mile indoor championship 808 or e sub-committee on e tevision of .; ; , : ; the rules to meet.: 46 9 conf dence .Miss BESSIE UNDERHILL, Margate, ¥.that \"took place cn he Ontario Risk JR.CA meeting will be held on Friday at the The growth of -* Semi-ready\u201d shows the conti PBL, writess Geo.Cameron Cover point ; Min Morin mecond.Morin stumbled Windsor, when It may be decided to rebuiid h 2 \u2018 in { | \u201c : - 4 : nonér about ten yards from the finish and Polap the oid toboggan alide.- you ve t.\u201c1 have been troubled with Neuralgia B- 32 or wm ES Ho 19 War quick t sexe adv pt ge of it.Aird, ham .of the Heart ever since I was eight years 3 Whit rw UUW gmail of the ad.\u201c get th Ya plage, and Gls.| IT 18 WORTH WHILE I heard of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Referee \u2014 Hr.Russel \u2018Howie, Ay | tus, of Montagnard, fourth, Mesara VW.: cuir ne wad Ty ay i the wk, but more paf | : e re par- .There ls to be a half-mile backward 08 ticulariy on Fridays.There is an inter.- - Montreal Agencies\u201423 1 St James Street and Sila.procured a box and gave them a Hockey Club.trial, have done me so much good \u2014 that 1 It my duty to des pou and Compete; Fob theca One of \u201cThe City Bind has been en god for the esting showing of all depart my thanks ew 2 Te onan the ne o e City © ments to-morrow; don't fail \u201c1 \u2014 Ce 1 a pb * : EE lore crowds that aver witnessed fancy dress carnival bo be bold'is On carly end secure , choice, to wt Here | ; \"1 5 5 1.St.Cather me Street.: .> ' | ig - ; Co Sl B c ; \" PE : .me .; œ 1e \u2014\u2014\u2014 2 \u2019 .: .+ rame nié ,Ç .4 : Co. \u201c.\u2018 : § .| : | ' THE MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY FEB.$3, 1901.Co SE | § THD WINES NEW TRALS NDR.60.[CLOSHG QUOTATIONS wns Ter CANADA PAIE one oem oe pow] ze | LOANS MADE ov\u2014- [fiv ov ad fond dad Punta | sods res =o ee ome te Bs am.\u201c4.20 p.m.Ar.\"1.00 ay - - : v t - 4 genes 0.ON cece WIN NP LA * , PE AN 1 .19 ss \u2014- res \u2018 1gahares Pacific at 9% 8 ! RE A ES ATE Friday, at 2 o'clock, March ist, 1901 2m Ar tele Fag yg COAST\u2014Lv.19 2 .A 158, LL | priain, i .8.MAR .P MINNEAPOLIS, \u2018Board of Trade Recommends The Local Stock Market is Again 10 sharcs Cenieat tire © : oo ws Chelres Befoom Bos.Speine.aod.Hair 22d or DL UTE Ly 0 pm Ar ct Ye Action soa .< Æsbares Moutreai SE, Ry at .City Property and Farms.Leans mado to Manicipalities Mine Chaire eee Sideboards, Tables and Din: pm.Ars 13.56 pone, 110.00 pomer Lv.Prompt and Divisien Very Strong \u2018and - 80 shares Montreal St.Ry: at So ae, and School Corperatiens.Debentures bought.Ameunts Furnishings, À large consignment of Dindser St., 19.30 2.521966 8-00 ME Into T ions.\u2018 Activ 8 25 Shares Gian at Zio 0 hr and terms te suit all classes of borrowers.- Beautital Azminsters, Wiütons, Brome, 3m 19.35 am; {11.20 a.16-10 pe a wo Sections.\u20ac 263 shares Toronto TH at 11344 .' Balm d T \u2018 16.40 D.m., , \u201c - .: | - .100 shares Toronto Baliv@y at 11% For further information, Llauk forms, etc, apply td moral py sauces) Carpets, SURBEC Ly.15.20 a.m., $3 pm.ge \u2014\u2014\u2014 .« .uares, | ce o IR.ho MR.- tern teck market experlenced id shares Vino aid, * er made to fit mostly any room.Bosra, N 16:30 pon se pm (Bun.ealy.) Boren Si aa In BOE of tbe | mornin.Tue seongest on Bg AAs Lebutie at 1 CREDIT FONGIER F, 0, 30ST.JAMES STREET, J mous oncroms awn pvousous, [\"0%ol ur En Es vu ne de .Mr.; .\u2019 s, , , -20 a.m., {9.15 p.mr.Henry 1 Us ; MONTREAL.La 2 yards, 2 yards.yards, 3th yards, sod VAnpREU!L \"19:15 PR me, (191.39 pm 25 shares Dominion \u20ac Miles, president, was in the chair.the list was Richelleu, which advanced 7000 shares Republic ass pfà nt 110%, , CURTAINS, ETC.HANDSOME UPRIGHT| 4 bm.15 p.m.16.15 p.m.SOT raft of a reply to Hon.Mr.Tarte\u2019s nearly 3 points to 118.This advance seems 53 iirc Roval Electrie at 2 F letter regarding St.Lawrence navigation to- be disconnting the prospects of I'an- © shares Twin City at e815, = ; = SHANG.Also a lot gf neat Secondhand Fur- sul 17.0 ns a.m.18.40 a.m.was submitted by the Harbor and Navi American traffic.Toronto Railway, which 505 shares Richelieu at Hae .T R AN SY A A L 3 > steads, Carpets and Parlor Sets, Sideboafd, 4 DROOKE\u2014Lv.19.00 a.m., 14.30 p.&m., iy Committer, and, passed.__ eld up to 118 yesterday, advanced another 30 sharcs Richelieu at 1134.» .11SON->MI Kitchen Stove, Refrigerators, etc, to be sold .j9 75 D°3- Ar.x8.3 w.m., 111.5 &.W- \u201cahould be ov: taht Mr.Jathes Crathern point thls morning, but closed a little low- 180 sharcs Richelleu at 115 | : ° : Dos out the eiighieat rescrve to make 100m JOLIETTE 48.20 1 pm.Af Council ® invited to dtend next week's! or The bullish talk in Toronto Rallway 270 shares Richelle at 118 - C APE CO LONY : INVESTMENT BROKER, OF SPFIDE CONSIERIECRL DONNELLY BERS am, 16.3 pom.15-19 D ters ne ues harbor mat-| ys due to prospects of an increased divi V0 sbares Richelieu ut 113%, ! .\u2019 - \u2019 Auctioneers.2.10 ER re 18.2 a.m., (1)2.00 p.m.At .__1t was recommended, as a result of the dend.Montreal Street Railway sold about \u2019 ; , m .y 151 ST JANES STREET MONTREAL *t*Gooës at private sale this month at auc- ST, IRBROUE\u201d :20 p.m.Toot ps ; h .e tio.3 \u2018 ; \u2014 Lv.{3.00 a.m., $9.16 a.m Ÿ Harbor and Navigation Cove.interview 1 point higher.Gas, nowever, was bardis MONTREAL STUCK exuHANGE, NATAL, RHODESIA.| 5, > BH n prices DLE pm, 1050 om as pm A with the Com Exchange Association Com- py strong as yesterday.War Eagle and Reported by W.H.Welr & Son Stock Bro ol Lo ~ 7 pom &.m., 19.50 a.m.; 't\" \"5 P.M.pe mittee of management, that the grain in-| Republic recovered somewhat from yester- ncois tre \u201clL .a : © on wis -m.LS epector should appointed officiel graix day's stueun, both sellug 3 or 4 cents high.Mv Ul BC Francois Xavier mite The Imperial Bank of Canada Government Bonds oR LAr ATE Lr Ce am MD weigher.lution.« ted by.th er.ts 3 8 .Feb.28] Feb.- § : nh A PE OS LABELLE Lv.(W)3.00 a.m., 15.30 p.me APs .- e resolution, as communica , the | ; .: \u2014\u2014\u2014 .1 .: hy AN on : 9 a.m, 7.m.: Se ; Committee of Management of the Corn New York, Feb.2\u2014Wai Street.The | Drecmamman 1 \u2014 Municipal Securities, - ; AN | Dells.{Week Gays fGunday only.Daly Association, reads: \u2014\u201cThat the features at the opening of the stock mar.\u2018 2 3 = Is prepared to issue Letters of : \\ ; .\u2019, .Co 6D \u2014 T0 : ' ps Saturday.xDaily, except M e \u201c Cauncil of the Board of Trade is hereby | Changes.were amixog \"aco.and BE Paul.4(#]*{8 credit Negotiable at Branches of .( Industrial Securitiés | kiNa's Thay only: Dorgrrurday and Sunday, requested to take the action provided in tional gains predominating.The steel stocks the Standard Bank of.fouth ; > : 78 A -SESSION 0\" THE \u2018COURT OF KING'S y only.\\ ednesdays only.; - .sec.4, a and 5 Victoria, or, ce shared in the irrepularits ef the market.Canadian Pacific Railway.oof 01.901 Africa, 3 © A args, line of put (cape Investments al- BENCH (Crown Side), holding criminal juris- | \" _.8 ment o \u20ac 15 : D.8,8.A.\u2026.anceesen ann 5) 5 + co } * i .5\u2018 ST - } = = r= of grain as the official weigher of graiu{ Street raliway gross earnings third week DE EA pra.| = s bs hs a = - .diction in ard for the DISTRICT OF MONT A = A DI for the inspection district of Motareal.{0 February:\u2014\" | MSR LL 28.1208; 167} 1266) a trie pe REAL, will'be held In the COURT HOUSE, in Sth x and said weigher to have supervision over , Inc per) Do Now.265.| M2 /3624/ 260) | CHRAE-MAR\u201d BURNED.; the.CITY OF MONTREAL, on FRIDAY, ER = AA d all ; igh : L dictri nd to .Total.day.| TorontoStrect Ry .1133113; 12111} | = Pittsbure > l\u2019a.Feb 28.\u2014Brac-Mar,\u201d le.F .on .ST CE : A.grein weighers in the district, and Lo Montreal Street Railivay.$32,356 $200 Halifax Kleo Tram Co v2 vu [92 00 (tcpurs Pa, Feb.28-\" Bractias oo .issue certificates for all grain weighed Toronto Street Railway.28.070 aus do nds 1.274 0s (no * \u2019 the, handsonie residence lately owned by the \u201cFIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT.\u2018ad : therein, and to, Conform te all other re coin Sty R.Transit.Bay 3 7 St John Floolrie R5- a 112 ny 112 cha À.Leishman, minister to Tur TEN o'clock In the forenoon.OTTAWA TRAIN SERVICE uirements o e dct and amendmen (Way gross caruings from Jauu- Twin City Transit.6s 68}.A Qu .in ve fev, and recently ught by Col.Frank J.\u201c thereto.\u201d ary 1 to February 21:\u2014 Total rude na vfd.eden] les RONA PI A eons ry a.Hearne, first Vice-president of the Na.Ir comsequence, I give PUBLIC NQTICB (0 Leave Windsor St.Station 9.30 a.m.SH .The Council will petitiom the Governor- | Montreal Strect Railway PY 76 $ bia Comercio Gavia Ge ¢ ; ior 1681 Ti in gress.Un spot outs in car lots are seing tional- Tube Company, wad destroyed by all who intend to proceed against any prison- ap wi hm, Sls Pure *10 po in-Council with regard to putting the reso- Toronto Street Railway.503.216 12.521 Lo.Co Boda | 15H MOIETY 106} 01 diye to ze ex store.We quote: Ou- | fire at gn, carly hour to'day.\u201cLie loss will ers in th Gaol of the said Dis- *Dail .oth ally except luti Lu Te Twin Clty a vy.=8.216 20 .joupon Bonde\u2026 lué {10371103 {102° a No.1 spring wheat, afloat M: Ix ond S100 5 now in the Common Gaol of the sa aily.All- other trains daily except Sume \u201cThe Bo deafted reply to.the V.me Re POP OT D0 rock: ph Co 195 10s (10s fhe nt tay Bacs No, [ exvead X100.000.\u2014.| irtet, and all others, that they must be pre- 47 : 43 e rafted a reply to the Van- en.SA { 1e a Le wala doe Ne BC See el.» bat \u20ac couver Board of Trade respecting the es: of hgop.eb.28.\u2014The weekly statement Bell Telephduc Cor.sl hs eh ol Hei bk EY Caatats cust of SUPPLEMENTARY 7 NAVAZL* ESTI- sent then and there: and I also sive notice Fast Express Trains.ta A ment of a Canadian mint and of a ing changes: 2 Showe the follow- People\u2019s Heatand Light.:.!!{.[.\u2026|.\u2026j.\u2026.Toronto No, 1 witité aud red wheat ave sell ©, Mal RTL Te \u201c| to.\u2018ait Justices of the Feace, Coroners and Leaving Windsor Statïon at 9.5 a.m.and ast passenger and mail service between Total reserve, increased .£364.00 do DBouds,.105 102] 651.Ing at 66Lc, No.1 red spring, high treights, London, Feb 25\u2014 The supplelentary ; 5 : 4.10 p.m.week days arrive Ottawa (Centra) Vancouver, Victoria and_ Yukon ports.Cirenlation, increased .ceil \u201ca06.000 Royal ElcotricCo.«292429342014 9237 at 68Lie, peas, west at G2tbe, No.l'oats cust pavul estimuates amounting vo £1300 000 Pcace Officers, in and fof the said District, Station) at 12.10 p.m.and G.30 p.m.respess The Montreal Board ie [ivorable to the Rutan, Increased .[0010000 TrONT Montreal Cotton Ca.acte Tt [fae rer big nt Nie te le.els ant at bave beeh issue 10e 72\" | that they must, be \u2018present, then and there, \u201cvely.: \u2018Jatt re nd .i Othe \u2018uritie: ÿ : won minlon Cotton Co.xd.barley, high, a ac to ce cat co \u2019 toe \u2018 = : .a es Red doption of à other denis pincreused 652200 | Canada Colored Ootvon Go.79 53] op Fi\" die: beans, rind \u201crrunk, at sac, and i With their.Records, Rolls, Indictments ang SUNDAY SPECIAL TRAIN TO ST.ANNE'S plan for buying miners\u2019 gold in Canadian Dther deposits, Increased .2.423.000 do Bonds .108 {100 88 Cukzdian Pacific at slike : - - a ; > AND RETURN : iti \u2019aci 3 , increased .4,755.| =~ | ¢ \u2018it acifie @ Te .' T cities on the Pacific side, .h Notes reserve, nen case Ned A 1 dh Tas.000 MerchantaCotton .Cee.130 126 FLOUR.\u2014Thers was, no ¢hange in flour.other Documents, in offer todo those things Spccial train will leave Montreal, Windsoe Civi THe u age passed concerning the Government securities, tncreased 876.000 VAT Bagle.eeerereenaan 14135 141 [35 to note.The demaud coutluues steady, for | - wkich belong to them in their respective capa- Station, for Dorval, St.Anue\u2019s and inter- That néemuch as the present Civie Thé Proportion ot the Bank of England's ha tpey mon \"==\" 99-186 88 gay | small lots.anda fale using De cites.+ Co arch 5a and\u201d 100.\"Retupning.wil leave sen VIC 1 v 3 » \u2018cet vl finnau ha ray is .We te: Manitoba bes ! ; LR - ~.: .rs 3 ch 3rd an .eturn ; P reserve to Habiliey 1s 45.4 per , ceut.Last Ba Do Bons: \"4 oe : Sn pat 81.50: Wihtor wheat patents, : \"#1 ; > -J.ARTIIUR FRANCHERE, St.Anne's at 5 p.m.same day.: : | CntartoBank or.50 Haq [72 hay {$3.05 10 4; straight roblers, $3.30 to $1.40: VE : Ei \u201c Deputy Sherif, CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICH, ! | H ) = Molsons Baok 21e HAA and Manitoba strong : , Le Co Sheriff's Office, ; | 129 ST.JAMES STREET.next Post Office.- nkof Toronto.,.ARCrs, a.=e .\u201c J 3 .A ; STATE MEN | .Ban of British N A.© MLEAL~The tone uf the market, for Joe \u2018 - EA D ] Montreal, 12th February, 1901.- ; v + .crchants .cats Is firm, with, a fair joonlng trade, at , 3 _ 7 .Co : .Royal.R485 to $3.00 per barrdl, and at $LGS to .+ PROreSsSIONAL CARDS.: FF ï ar n \u2019 ; A .Bank of Nova Scotia.$L.50 per bag.ol ) C.G.Archer,\u2019 of Brewer, Maine, says: \u201c1 > AA , > i \\ .\u2014 °# ; Sue : a .; .cou, .3 Ma , says: \u201c1 ; k Figures of Canadian Banks Continue to Point to assis ress | FEED The demand for all thes of £o0d| ave laa cararrh for several yours.Water [JICKERDIKE & TRIHEY, Ç ih .\u2019 Commerce .unLinues Bool.NL.Ny ar would run from my eves and nose for d.\" >\u2019 PBarristers and folicitors.: rier , .ba bran, in u un from my eves and no or days arristers Co .6 .Hochelaga.oe | firm prices.Wi quote: Manito ; a à au i ; Ca - .>, The INTERNATIONAL L ; General Business Activity D * OMLAWE LL Le ceeceu se .RON bugs, $17; shorts, $18; and mouille, 520 to at a thne.About four months ago\u2019 I was in-| .763 MERCHANTS BANK CHAMBERS.; Pr , .; : wt a 177° $28: Ontario bran, in bulk, $17, and shold, duicd to try Dr.Agnew\u2019s Câtarrhnal Powder : .: .: \u2018 ; Union.conve ieee A Es , » 2, « o try Dr.Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, Fragk A.C.Bickerdike.Harry J.Trihey.Leaves Montreal daily at 9.00 a.m., reaching : .- Quebec .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.= 'jtg0 lig ¥18 per ton, - : und since uring the wonderful remedy 1 have 7 *\"| Foronto at 4.40 p.m., Hamilton 5.40 p.m., Lon- Te i + : \u2014 : 1a Banque Natfonale.0.1.1.|.HAY, \u2014Th> continued demand from the, ad an altace Jieves ; LE ] NE d > n., Detroit, 9.40 p.m.(Central Banking returns to the Government for 1500, , cat er Cw .North West Land ptd.|.{.[0 Government for baled hay for shipment to.not had an attack.It relieves in.ten min- Mao NNAN, CE ACLENNAN Time), and Chicags at 7.20 following morg- the.first month of the new year, so far as ny yeren pars the ye month oo.: South Africa checks receipts from coming ures.\" \u201419 | .* ing.\u201cA Cafe Parlor Car is attached to this the items contained therein are an indica.this item showed an increase of $30,012.00 MINING S1OCKS to {fils market, ind tends to Keep: prices oo Barristers, &c, train, serving luncheon a la carte, at any.Lion, reveal a satisfac volt \u201cThé accumula SHRO=U NID .very Tirne\u2014We quote: No, 1, S100 fo-X11; - CORNWALL, ONT.hour during the day convenfent to passengers Cempared with -Decenib ; ; .¢ accumulation Tn deposits on de- No.2, 39.50 ro $10: aml clover, JS Lo $3.25 RY «L, ONT.a ecnsiderable d £cember, there bas been mand and notice continues.Nominally, Following are the closing 3.10 p.m.prices per ton, in car lois on track.D.B.Maclennan, K.C.F.J.Maclennan.> T : .circulation, but there (à the aggregate the demand item shows a decrease of S12.- on the Mining Exchauge, as reported by A.HEBSE.\u2014 Thor.ery .doing In| C.H.Cline.- .shrinkage in this rodere, BB etsually some 487.000 odd, as compared with the previous W.Morris: che ELSE, Ther.hi he little ao A a FAST SER s ect, ip ' ; 4\u2014-__ se, \u2018eut: y ere .?with Jane mer whercan contrasted | ho i a au by Ciéceronee Is only apparent, MINES Sell Buy.much \u201chifilng around of values.Holders W A.WEIR, K.C., M.E.P, BETWEEN MONTREAL & OTTAWA ary, , there Is an Increase In regarding d Ita in tl i peste Ba.- Lo ers.ers.are pretty firm in their ideas, with not Solicitor and Barrister, : thls Item of $1.700.000 odd, showing that : g deposlta In the savings depart.| .\u2014 much ellange in the mtitude of the prospee * \\ cor ! the volume of business this Year i nt} me nix of the banks, whercby all such shall - - tive buy < In one or two, cases over 10 128A ST.JAMES STREET.- re Montreal \u201cdaily, except tban equal to that of the same period a Compare with Ture PSE ou noter 5 cents has heen realized, and the range is Opposite St.Lawrence Hall) Stroy.at 550 qm.and £10 pom, arriving year ago.Nor has the gain entailed any an incrense In deposits on demand and no- 35 #bout (Fije to We for finest.J EITCH.PRINGLE & CAMERON, at Ottawa at 12.15 noon and 6.35 pm.tommonity up Jemand Ly fhe cuereantile tice of &3.002.511, aud a goin of S31.166.000 5 LUTTER \u2014No chauge to speak.of.Fin- Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law, | Local trains for ail C.A.R- points tp Ottawa $ ! oe low anuarv.T hance 2 St Creamery 4s dat Le tes see- ; | y al, .40 a.m.\u2018 = tion.as loans and discounts are only $3.no he ans a0, The charges Qu Éd AU ty eu ques ete en Eolicitors in Chancery, Notaries Pubilc, Etc.any and 5.50 p.m.dally.892,000 odd In excess of those for January.« DO ems OL the retura ace not 1 CEL Ta ARTE en EE A EE ( CORNWALL, ONT.A se For Juuuary, specially noteworthy, 3 to 15126, and Manitoba dairy at 16e to Tec.Jas.Leitch.K.C J.A.C.Cameron, LL.B , ; LIABIL ITIES .California.20.oe Jus \u2014 There ls n fairly stendy tone toi.\u2018 * TR.A.Pringle.- \u2019 .CITY TICKET OFFICES: E serum Len.Lx ee ; od \u2018 : Can.Gold Fields.ooo.buen 8 6} the market.We « uote: Fall id fresh stpek ç = St.James St.and Bonaventure Station.* SFT 0 January, December ; Jautiars Cariboo Hydraulic.Co .0 #1 Île to 2te: Montreal limed_at 15t1e 10 BUCHAN, ELLIOTT « KENNEDY, 13% , : .1901.- 1000.\".1900, * Evening Siar : 7 3 16e, westera Jimed ai Tile to 15¢, And cold , ADVOCATES, Etc., Reserve CHPHAI.L.000ssenncccc0cc0000000 S GEI TOO © 8 61.000.111 $ G5, 74.84% Knob Hilt C2 ut RE PRODOR, À pas.CANADS RIRE PUILRING DESCISE \u2014rcvrccceucce ss 1s00eseue0tenecc0css S34,910,1548 s4,501,349 50,055: 801 no free .2 Sa] \u201cMAPLE PRODUCT.\u2014 Ther= was no 188 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL.Circulation .++-0vccccuunc.0us 12% 403 SO TSN IE \" \"ny , toChri ; 3.élunge | ee ne ; \u2014_\u2014 TL Et : Due Pominion Governinent.uo.ooisl ll ari wal or Montreal Gold Fields Toa ns we te: Seana oe mt (GIBEONS & HARPER, ue Provincial Goverument.seeeeecenses., 3,665,187 DIS OUT : Riom, 312 Noble Five.eee ve en M large tin, 506 to GOé pet small tin, and at XX\", BARRISTERS, Etc.Neiond deposits in Canada.peessevees sie LD060.336 Joss 05.907 158 rely des SEE seers ECU SIZE to Te per tb.In wood: sugar, Te to Se.| Ofice\u2014Cor.Richmond and Carling Sts.| À Faw \\ : Sits AdA.conmsccecau0 ces 04,088.7 NR AT5 T1.614.08 fronsides.so \u2018 .EY.\u2014I ex line .; | : : ; \" ; .- \u2018 Depésits out of Canad.ooecesmeernnss \u201cS000 Lane 1T4,614,23$ Virginia.000 A ee tone the feuting ls strads, RoR.LONDON, | ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER.\" Loans from Canadian Banke, ones esos ara ry ANE Kambler Cariboo souiecss 3, a ri make iui on count of smal ¢ « he Ideal Organ for George C.Gibbons, K.C.Fred.F.Harper.26,.1900, trains will run daliy (Sunday ex Ë 4 ) .: MVL de rt epi + LE a.\u2026 s 4 Herings, Ne ote as follows: « cle Du Sm: ; 8 , , - .' .Belauce due Britisn Banks.e110 Ti Sean Sia heal fades BG | yer oni.13Ge to 145 white extracted, [Gl Ol! Churches and fg LFRED E.HARVEY, B.C.L Sep ASE FXPRES Balance due foreign Banka, | 020 sts oer ee Ph see .4.190, 155) .5:384.203 Golden Star.5 1} 84c to 10c; buckwheat, In comb, 10e to | lApels, is the.3 - A .y $.V.4y THE MARITIME EXPRESS will leave daily.RG Ge ae Tene Sat, PA ee a Bl [ccs ano me er py SA gaia a iio enn Jo, al Tereerrecerseccense BUTS, HAHUOO 1; 72636 rinnipeg.\u2026 coo es POTATOES.\u2014A\u2019 fair trade continues to | MGR a ROOMS 356 AND 3:8 TEMPLE BUILDING, x.N.5., The Sydneys, St.incon Total Habllities.ciieseeecosoenemecs nes.§384,838,000 592 150.451 527.97 i Year 1rall Con.è 2 pe done tn potatoes at 4205 to foc.per big | EE OGALI AS , ont ST.JAMES STREET.| 68 oer Bon ii Ee points as - A \u201d sh Ved ohm aining Co.\u2026 \u2026.4s FENN ar s.A - A A T , a a » [EE ASSETS : \u2019 UNLISTED STOCKS ® on TonS 4} .; ] ) __MONTREAI \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ z above, will arrive dauy, except on Monday $ rs.su VAS.A NS.\u2014The nuirkst for onions ir firm \\REENSHIELDS & at 6.30 p.m e Snect ; - : ' .Decetn.oe voveriianinas A on 0uu00 deve ee Under à good demand at 83 per barrel, ORGA G du .mm.ESS- will leave daily, ez- pecle .sreesecrseciensncecoeeneso.§ 11707841 $.11.773.338° $ 9801184 Duinimion Con.ST ANS .N GREENSHIELDS, THE LOCAL: EXPR 3 Dueminion notes.ue ; , = ns , i h BTANS\u2014A fair jobbing trade is passing .y cept on Sunday, at 7.40 am, due-to arrive Deminlon notes.seessssesesceseaiay \u201cHGOTEIS CT 10.785,178 18.412:;60L Oregon.oll cee TU 1 in deans at $1.40 to $1.05 for primes, - \"0 > A Barrist Solicit te.- : ; 5 ecurity for circulation.\u2026\u2026.\u2026ocscovescers.s 2.392.973 * 2.387,973.2,036,344 Granby Smelter .0 AT 48 PY, J Lhe- tone approaches RES arristers, Solicitors, etc.at Levis at 1.05 p.un.« Notes of other DankS.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.poesess ne 10,881,100.\u201c 16.401.559 0.084.487 Majestic.so.5.00.cascaus es ae Tee ASHES.\u2014 Business In ashes is slow.and the | .approaches LE i724 NOTRE DAME STREET.© THE LOCAL EXPRESS will leave Levis Loans to other banks.cecerescscmesess 1,644:137 \u20181.607.188 .T0406 Fairview.LL essvérsense Seve eae prices show no change: We quote: Firsts, I te beautiful quality of BH ; T4 \u2014 daily, except Sunday, at 5,20 p.m., due to Deposits with other banks.\u2026\u2026oesessses 3.808.557 4402 855 © 4187.854 Grant.Ceres epesnnn es eue ee SC ta 55-105 amd seconds, SATU 10 J4.T5 per x the pipe-oraan, and has à D JFTNLAYSON & GRANT, arrive at Montreal at 11.00 p.m.Due 4 om punition DADKS.c.s0cesremeenences 8,596,426 5,249,232 10.851.847 | hits Bear.serie 100 lbs, on SN crying power of remark.Ba Custom House Brokers, ACCOMMODATION FOR LEVIS leaves dally, ; Govern fo Zn ran Beseesecorersroesces 10.405.114 | 116TEOM 10,680,007 Grey Lage.Cees enccers 5 4 POULTRY.There was an improved de | able extent.\u201d * .F a à Wareh except on Sunday, at 11.30 p.m., due to ar- Aa Muniel ™ SCCUFITIES.o.ccoscusencescouss 11,228,740 1244142 ©.4.766.495 Cortainity.oon see ees ; mand for turkeys and chickens to-day and ) stent.A orwarders an areliousemen.rive at Levis \u2018at 7.20 a.m., and connecting Han cipal securlthes.ecenibeceonensas.11.661.863 12,290,984 16,805,129 «some large sules were made.One lot of a 4 Prices from £250 un- I Bell Tel.Main 1303.2.0.Box 424, with accommédation for Campbellton, N.B.way securitles.cceieerecncinian, 27197.047 25,507,842 14,540.004 caf lend of drawn turkeys was soïl nt a A Lg ACCOMMODATION LEAVES LEVIS at 11.4! Call fonns in CAnaAdA.\u2026.mewescoeusossss 33.250,47 Call loans out of Canada 1121 eee ana see ir ped \u20acurrent loans In Canada.cece.in.074.008.2345 81.478 31.625.797 | ?Hutte aver 10e per Ib.We quate: Turkeys gd wards, in case of quarter.BR : sunday, due to arrive 72! 4.780 ?or | | | KEY : 01 8¢ to doe, chickens at Se to 100, fowls at ».ed oak, BN Wi di U A Î tran] at 10.00 ym.ve ne o cas | .«geese oC to Te, ks at Te bs .wc : 13.646.892 -268.205,970 .4e to Be, geesp al de to Te, and ducks at Te Liveryone interested in À 2 Under the in Ing P 0 * ACCOMMODATION FOR NICOLET leaves Current loans out of CADAAR.comeeeeson 20.034.5768 20,070.200 ta se per Ib.[ouns to Frovincial Governments.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 2.497.308 ETAT OL 1,333,758\u2019 MEATS.\u2014The trade In dressed meats 18 Organs should sce the daily, except Sunday, kn COLET arrives Real estate *r\u2026-0s0000002000000 00000 tsens 1,871,167 1.024.422 1,883,071 .> Active, and as supplies of all Unes are just , Nocuilion in + PROVINCE OF QUEBEC -ACCOMMODATION FR + Sunda at 10.45 Mortgages .ll ITITIN UI Mana bat Lots about equal \u201cto the requirements (he under rH District of Montreal.- at Montreal dally, execpt Bunday.' Poser has ret pis heat ot 2,756 TR: 9,502 - ; ne 16 the market is firm.We \"| À i Sup ; so.55 a.m.Bank Premises c.versavmenvervennenrecsuves 64200008 6,406,104 - 5.004.446 | Hiedlquarters bect 5e to der forrunatters KR OUR WAREROOMs.BS SUPERIOR COURT.\u2014NO.35.Sostibule trains, with luxurious Sleepins | Other assets vecccanetdemsenveutesvessuences 6,007,525 7,702,097 2.810,23 : Se Lo ne; Jambs, 6Lc to Te; mutten, 4e to > In We Edward Desbarats, Petitioner, and The and Dining Cars and 1'irst-Class Coaches os TOA] 8886LS veevareorsommsreorrserees SOBOI505 SHLIBOE © $43 ; atees and vent, de to Mge per db, 1 2469 St.Catherine 91.M Dre ee Bee Co a omc ang the Maritime Express.LL ; \u2014 Treo eereeeesesione.$493,621.25 3501,542,015 $424,076,063 HOGS.\u2014Suppliek are not large, but at the = ih principal.place of business in the Clty Through Sleeping Cars Between Montreal 7 = same time there seems to.be ample to fll] and District of Montreal, Respondent.erd Halliax.; D ER, \u2026- A winding-up order has been granted in D POTTINGER, on tLis \u2018matter, and a meeting of the creditors, .Gen 3 1 ager.shareholders and contributories of the said| Moncton, N,B., November 22nd, 900.: .\u2018 .: \u2019 Toronto, Fch,.28.\u2014The directors: of \u2018the all requirements and prices.show no ehange.Hospital is #0 crowded with patients that week \u2018ls was 32.24 per cent.Rate of dis- Quiarlo Jockey Club bave just- completed Thedemand ds good inn dobbing way al the corporation of this city would pe un-| count unchanged ut 4 per cent.£S.70 10 SO for Ileht weights, and al $S wo able to cope with such an epidemic as is ra .the programme for thelr anmial spring oo ome llc aie 100 1bs, | mow prevalent in the United States the| MORNING BOARD SALES.nective, Ineérases amounting to SL550 5 sition Company, Is hereby called for tho Inelith dE pr, à.PRICE, Assistent, Genersi Passages Council of the Montreal Board of Trade 250 shares Canadlan Pacific at 91.have been made in the value of a number - : : | tcrenoon, in the Court room No.31, in\u2019 the Agent, WLLL: stant General is deeply impressed with the urgent ne 50 shurce Canadian Pacific at DE, of the events, while the entrance money - ~ ; \u201c| Ccurt House, at the sald City of Montreal, to tn Ageut, 130 st.James Street (oops cessity for the establishment in Montreal 8:00 shares Republic at 40 ds in a number of others has been reduced.i F.C H i RSCH \u2018appoint a final liquidator to the said Com- net St.Francois Xavier St).- of a suitable Civic Hospital for the treat- 1000 shares War Eagle at 38.- © .The races In which the Increases in \u2018values > ue \u2019 pany.H.COLLARD \" .ment of contagious and infectious diseases, 1000 shares War Eagle at 30.have been made are:\u2014Opening day, Thurs- A Member Montreal Mining Excha 5 : ; TICKET OFFICE.g » 1900 f 5 ng h 8 CITY and therefore hereby respectfully urges 175 shares Montreal St.Ry.at 268.day, May 23, Trial Purse, $30, lycreased MINES and\u201d MINING STOCIC : Deputy Prothonotary, S.C.me SL y p y urg = ng MINING STOCKS MONTREAL His Worship the Mayor and the aldermen 22 Shâres Montreal St, Ry, at 2081.$100; the Queen's Plate, §1.850, Increased : : BOUGITT and s0LD \u201c| Montreal, 26th February, 1901.143 ST.JAMES ST.to.invite plans a ificati ! d esti 100 shares Laur Pulp Company at 113, $250: Queen Victoria's Birtngay, Lansdowne The financial statement for the year ¢nd- 15.57.FRANC Navires See : .0 .: mates for the ecnatructicn oF chan os o Shares Hichelleu at 111%.- Purse, £500, iri A 100 clone sup, lux Decomber oa, lw, reveals a rather dis.#25T HAN ae phono Mutu tora\u201d MONTREAL « = .; | 3 shares Richelieu at 111%.£1,500 added, increase .Saturday, May eartening state of affairs.\u2018he assets are i * = .: pital, upon the most approved modern {| 175 shares Richelieu at 111% 25, Waoodbine Nursery, $700 added, incrcas- |.made up of\" Mines aud mineral claims, §1,.: NOTICE .: 1 : principles; : Ion shares Richelleu at 1 ed 2200.May 27, Ny oodstorke Stakes.$1,200 Tor 136m: cash, on hand, and fo hank, Ha ° RRs \u2014 J ] ower 0 5 \u2018\u201c Le shares Richelleu at 11185, ndded, increased $200.Ma , Ontario 07.19: stores on.hand, 819,8G5.84: machin- NW Naw 6 A QE .- .+ that ie the Council further recommends a0 shares Richelfeu at 112,\" : Purse, £500, increased $100; Alexandra |ery, hulldlog and _ equipment, $227,624.62; ME æ oi b Notlco is re Given, {hat anpleation mul al al Ù 8 A ospital be so constructed as to 25 shares Richelieu at 111%.Purse, $500, increased $100.May 130, New furniture, $1,840.55: Monita Gold Mining okt session, for au Act to incorporate \u201cThe permit of its division into two wings, to 650 shares Richeliéu at 112, x Century Purse, $500, increased $100; Val: { Company's: stock, $28,836.88: Rossland ted nex Iron and Nickel-Steél Company of e placed under the control of the au- 3 xhares Idencieu at 1324.; toy barm, Handleap, 3600, Rigi 3200.Mona Gold Mining pompaux\"s stock, Clerguo ron an purpose of an ASE or thorities of the established English and 25 shares Richelieu a 2%, May 81, Thorncliffe Steeplechase, handicap, §50,190.20¢ War Eagle Hotel Company's , , Ickel, and deali in the : oY - ; ; ; wel ; 10 shares Richelicu at 112650 $500, Increased $100, .\u2018 - stock, $12,000: acesynt receivable, $37, iron, steel and nickel, and dealing in these i ven that a Dividend French hospitals, respectively,the city un-| 30 shares Richelieu at 1121, \u2018he entrance money has heen reduced in | 853.81; and profit no loss, S107 She \u2019 articles; to acquire and operate coal, iron | Notice is hereby à o king th t of - i imber liml I ths ending February 28th inst.dertaking the cost o maintenance, and to 225 shares Richelieu at 112%; wll of the following named races: \u2014Jiuvenlle Fhe liabllitles are placed at $2,86:1,0165.35, nickel and other mines, N mber limits, aud for the six months andin ° paÿ for the treatment of patients at a 14 shares Richelleu at ni I'urse, Hunters\u2019 Flat,\u201d Royal Canadian | made up of capital stock, $1,750,000; Bunk other sources of fuel supply; to acquire, con- pas been declarcd, at the rate of eight (8) per- reasonable rate per capita; 00 shares Richelleu at 1124, .Steeplechase; Toronto Cap, Woodbine 8teep- of Toronto, Rossland, $255.60887; George struct and -operato furnaces, foundries, rolling: centum per annum.Payable on the 1st Marth \u2018\u201c i ; 50 shares Richelieu nt 112, techase, Woodhine Nursery, Minto Handl- Gooderhaw, $351,402, and accounts qutyable, mills and other machinery appliances and ; That the Council urges.prompt action h will bo remitted to all share- in this matter, as the good name and busi-| 70 #hares Richelieu at 112%.erp, Woodstock Stakes, Ontario Puise, $5,000.08.: SRT works for the treatment of ores and metals next.C pues 1 ; \u2019 1 £ 51-125 shares Richelleu at 11214, Hopeful \u201cStakes, Liverpool .Cup, Fashion { \u2018I'he profit and loss account is as fol.| under all forms, the manufacture of charcoal | polders of record on that date.ness intercsts, as well as the domestic| 95 shares Richelieu nt H2L Purse, Aberdeen Purse, Tyro Purse, Do- lows: \u2014 +\u2019 BN HIS OWN FREE WILL.and.by-products, and the: dealing in wood and So E.CRAIG comfort of citizens, are endangered by the| #0 shares Richelieu at 1128.< minion Handicap, end Waterloo Handicap.To cost of mining and develop- De 1.= \u2018 the products thereof, the manufacture of coko 5 y resent inadequate provision for protect.#5 shares Richelleu at 113 ' ing War Liggle mine, Including ar Sirs,\u20141 cannot speak too strongly a» products; to carry ou the büsiness of * » Secretary-Treasurer.* - - | .trae \u201cggie *, » + ., - : - 03 .5 the public health.\u201d \u2018 25 shares Halifax Electric Ry.at 00%,\u201d | ; .salaries, wages, directors\u2019 re- of the excellence of MINARD'S LINI- er gincers and contractors for the manufacture Montreal, Feb: 13th.1901.: ¢ : .\u2018 2 shares New Montreal Street at 261, TORONTO BANK HOCKEY.muneration, office, and general : MENT, It is THE remedy in my houso- Îlding of iron and steel rallway and * ° fr.Henry Miles, president; Mr.J.C.| 50 ghav loot oo a ry a 1 ; and bu g of } : : Holden, and Mr.Alex, McKee, were ap-| 73 shares Roy al Elect Ie xd at = - Toronto, Feb, 28.\u2014The Torentox defeated | ¢ Xo DH veospecttie $23,200 67 hold for burns, spralns, cte., and we would highway bridges, cars and locomet a 8, bulld- - inted epresentatives of the Board ai], OR chutes Royal Blertrie xd at 221 the Dominion Banc.last.wight, 2 to 1, tn Lo: Diswent Dr propecia C008 18 not be without 1.5 Is Ad oe ee Le eam: ani tos.AN STOCK EXCHANGE point pres 4 .28 ares Roya.Electric xd at 222, the semi-finals of the\u2019 Bank League, \u2018The 1 Consulting Kng neers eos, , 4,850 OU | : : operate ships, tramways, telegraph and tele- THE METROPOLIT the presentation to the Government, on 25 shares Royal Electric xd at 22214, Torontos wlll meet tha Bank of Commerce To Holst and Compressor Litign- It is truly a wonderful medicine, .phone lines, piers and wharves.to acquire March 5, of a memorial on technical edu- 200 aren ans at BL - In the finals on Saturday.Mr.E.8.Clous.qi, Se ie renner $200 Gs - JOHN A.MACDONALD.patent.rights, water powers and lands, with MAIN OFFICE, BOSTON, MASS.© cation.: S10 ubiires Mone, Ee 142 ton, general manager of the Bunk of Mont- | ; er be Wil; RECA.cers 1, 40 67 Publisher Aruprior Chronic! \u2018 power to build, construct and equip sidings, jpcorporated under laws\u2019 of BMassachuzettæ Mr.George Hadrill reported that Mr: 25 Sharon inc on oldon at 142, real, who organized the.first Bank Hockey To mine accidents Cone eee 0 T2 05 u r IF ; e Pitches or spur lines to or from the mining ell a James Cummings; special Canadian trade 50 shares Twin city ne A.Lengue In Canuda, wif como up.with a To tenets and A AL nc 0e 150 = properties, works, yards and wharves of the Capital, ¥100.000; fully pald.' commissioner for South Africa would, next| _10 shares Dominion Coat bet nt110, |Party to witness the match.\u2018we Auditors fous arrii fils Baad company to connect with any other\u2019 line or 4 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST.Le ilway built or to be built, and such - i ete under the Railway Act as may | Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Provisions bought [be necessary, the Company to b pied ea \u2018hé and sold on margin or for cash.erations of the m y e carr on .at -or near the Sault Ste.Marie, in the Pro- Bell Telephone Maa 4am vince of Ontario, at or near the City of Quebec, in the Province of Quebec, and elsewhers + 15 Ho 736,250 00 «0 $348,057 70 veo 8 THIRD ON ales.74,43A 0B 373 shares Toronto Railway at 11314.To Crown JLolut CXPensti.cosa, week, confer with farms that contemplat- \u201c0 share Rallway nt 1134 : ed\u2014entering\u2014into\u2014an\u2014export\u2014trade\u2014with =p poo Forenio Rallway at 11414.- To Dividend No, Zl.:.\u2026s0000c0us - w - 7 7 South Africa.A number of minor matters| 150 «hares Tagonto Raïlwn tim ; Coe : were dealt with, then the annual appoint-| 100 shares Toronto Rallway nt Tia : - total ment of examiners, under the inspection 25 RFares Toronto Rallwnÿ nt 1134, GO tar By balance .nna 25 whares Toronto Rallway at 1134.By Net proceeds from ore.© NOTICE.law, was made as follows: \u2014 55 abn a ; À us : res: t Canad Flour and meal\u2014A.E.Gagnon, W.A.| 55 shares Toronto Nallans 1 Hal: - Ybis signaturo is on every box of tho gonuine By Transfer fee.o.oo.62565 | 9 DU MERE, In the Domne tor BOTER, Soilction Léa Aie Lionel 5 tp vanickor, M, W.Raphaël | 35 shares Toronto allway of 113% Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tobleta are Sot.Toy re Lender Dom 1 ibh A] opp, Montreal B SOUTH SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY Lionel J.Smith., .4 8, 0 Rallway at 114, | the remedy that cures a cold in ene day age Suit.07 14 À R pe Montreal, January 2nd, 1901.i THE 8 Wheat and other grain\u2014J.E.Coffee, E.55 shures Toronto Railway at 113 .By balauce.197,514 93 re ee ill apply to the Canadian Parliament, at its g B , \u2014 By - T706T4 98 OTICE 18 HERELY GIVEN THAT LOUIS next pession, for the passing of an Act pros nea , Ba , G.MeBean, 120 shares Toronto Railway at 1133.x Craig, CB.Esdaile, À.G M ?| 450 shares Toronto Rallway at 118 .JH.Hensult, annuitant, of Ste, Cune- longing the delay fixed for the completion of 0 | @otalia.ueieiilieiniiennein.$348,007 0 | ; 23 shares Toronto Rallway at 11 one \u2018 | desc U d h Wi di U A de; Uroal H.Dandurand, real estate agent, the line which the said Company is authoris- Hay\u2014John Crowe, C.B.Esdaile, Jos.1 shares Toronto Raliway at 113 : Spiral Mailing Tubes.the company started out at the first ot the Nn er { C n ng p ct, St Verdun ; Orille Louis Henault, tradèr; L ed to construct, according with charter, and - Quintal, Jos.Robillagd, Jas, Scott.306 shares Toronto Rallway ar 113° Lafleur, merchant; George Tate, clerk: | 1 tity the property titles.which the said Leather and raw hides\u2014James Linton, 150 shares Toronto Itallway nt 1181; by anon dat the end of the ont ere Yeats 0.Richardson, cashler; Charles Ww! Cempany holds from the railway known under F.C.A.McIndoe, James Price, Thaxter | 10 shares Toronto Railway at 1131}.area - in debt to the extent of $107,614.03, thus PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, \u2018Jenkin, clerk: Jobn Simpson, master carter; the name of Montreal and Sorel Railway, the Wid 55 \u2019 \u2019 25 shares Toronto Rallway at 113 ROR Ve g no i .\u201co kK te fhe District of Montreal.jam R.Kennedy, foreman; James G.Oyil.Great Eastern, and part of the Montreal and Bhaw.J.Alex.Stevenson.| 1sbate Merchants Bank at 157.ft, TAD TREY SERRA 4 amount heaton being directly Hable to the \"SUPERIOR CQURT.\u2014NO.65 hig Slork; Charles \u2018Cushing,\u2019 notary publlg, Atlantic Railroad, and to issue obligations Beef and pork\u2014James Allen, Peter .\u2014 À .Bunk of Toronto, Rossland, fn thee wim.of In Re The Imperial Brush Manufacturi George McMillan, electrician: James E, Town.according to\u2019 its charter, on the said roads, | Lalng, W.II.Masterman, Stewart Munn, { - $235,608.27.George Gooderha 51,40: e pe anufactaring a, clerk: Robert Lyall, foremgy: Frank Bi, or part of roads, thus acquired, as being part Jos.Ward \u2019 \u2019 SPECIAL NOTICE.and \u2018accounts payable, $5,000.08.\" 140d, a ration, and autre A.Sache, clerk: Henrs chil,\u201d 1° turner; of the South Shore Railway.y : ; Co * ; bei | \u2019 , : \u201c| anos ingham, or; John Sto; I ; otashes and ] ashes\u2014Chas.H.Cun- dame a.The only satisfactory mailing tube made- neuve, Petitioncr.Thomas Cuan rey.H.BEAUCHEMIN, ningham, R.Lay\u2019 Dillon, Henry Dobell, ho eet tone, nd elega nt Snish are crains protected \u2018at both ends by tight ât- * A windiog-un order has been granted in ASE vont Ca mi apple to ee, of \u201c\u201d Managing Director, | W.8.Kerry, J.T.Wilson,\" _.+ Layton Bros, sole agents, Warerooms: Made \u2018In all lengths, from 13 to 24 inches, .To prove to you that De thls matter.and à neoting of the, creditors.Jature of the Province of Quebec, at its aext| Montreal, February 15, 1801.afield J rt and pen aik-John PA rd, 144 Peel Street, Dominion Square\u2014Adv.and of Oe ES or gmail quan Piles Chase's | Olniment is à certain Ccmprny is heroby.called for the seventh seaslols oF oe company Woktther.pied e \u2018R.P.Mc .Fe \u20186 \u2019 - and absolu or cao | , .a jo : ; + In Sry om deg Til apronvren, Fob tanw are conmasraby cheaper thea Stata fr of elit, 8 fren, 13 The our Soi to nl | gs, he pe SP HS FS SYPRRD OTICR J IBRERY SEEN, THAT TRS : and protru r the .- Char Butter\u2014A.A.Ayer, James Dalrymple, .ARBITRATOR APPOINTED.the old fashioned hand made article.the manufacturers havo ganrantond it.oo Los: ey or No.31 In tho Court House, Amateur Athletic Association,\u201d for the Dur holders of the Mgptreal Warehousing Com- D A.McPherson, A.C.Wieland, J.A ; at the said City of Montreal, to appoint a iat] Voillancourt css » 00.81 Ki gaton, yreb.28,(Special.)- Judge CH ARLE S F.DAW SON {{moniais In tho dally prose wd ask your noir: new liquidator in the place and stead of satd.| PONS x SOA athletic exeroing, ot es dent a.T Be Omen.Point Bt Charles).on D mcourt.\u2018or 3 HS ; \\ w hoy thin on « ! \u2019 : ! of cnc , © .n T.R.y .Macdougall, Toronto, will be the city's ar- \u2018 .Ny ot von y monay back if not cnrod.60e a box, at GSOT8e A.Savage, 11, COLLARD, P quiring and holding\u2019 ths immovables neces.WED IBSDAY, the 6th day of MARCH next, .L frator in ue negotiations, in which è ; Lee or Mangos BATES Co, Toronta i ur i 2 SHIRT | Bgalast Coids, use MORIN'8 G.P.WINB.gas and clectric light plants, _ $8 AT.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL, | Dr.Chase\u2019s Ointment, Montreal, 37th February, 190 - += ~u Bons à opera A a a, Make nd Secreiar, | - You See TOOKE'S .~~ \u201cwhere in northern China.\u201d v_\u2014, >.PERFECT FITTING \u2014 THE MONTREAL DA Them Everywhere ! SHIRTS: BRITISH HAVE TAKEN OVER THE RAILROAD Reports of Looting in the Shops | by Russians Not True\u2014Powers Agree as to Punishment.Pekin, Feb.27.\u2014The British have com- \u2018pleted the taking over of the railway from Russians.They have found that the reports of wholesale looting of workshops by the Russiane were exaggerated.RUSSO-CHINÉSE AGREEMENT.London, February 28.\u2014The Pekin correspondent of the Times, wiring yesterday, gives a precis of the draft of the Manchurian convention.He says: \u201cRus- gia requires i to sign a convention consisting of twelve articles.The first gaye the Czar is wiling to forget the recent hostilities in Manchuria, and con: sents to allow China to resume the civ, government.> \u201cThe other articles virtually place complete control in Russian hands.They exclude Chinese troops and forbid the importation of arms.They demand the de gradation of the high\" officials implicated in the recent disturbances, and exclude persons of any other nationality from hold- , ing: official positions in Manchuria, or dritin g Chinese soldiers or sailors any- \u201cArticle 8 provides that in Manchuria, Mongolia and Chinese Turkesten, no railway, mining or other concessions shall be granted auty, nor can China herself construct any way.\u201cNo land around Niu Chwang «an be | leased to foreigners.The remaining clau- | ses deal with indemnities.Bo far as the .military expense is concerned, Russia will act in conjunction with the other powers.As regards indemnity for the destruction of the Manchurian railway.China shall arrange with the railway company itgelf, 1 an.a commercial concession may be ac cepted in part payment.\u201d ! GERMANY \\ _u FALL INTO LINE.\u2018 Berlin, Feb, 27.\u2014Germany will endorse the proposition of the United States, Great Britain and France for the punishment of the guilty provincial officials and, : Will support the same in the conference of the ministers of the powers in Pekin.; This statement is made on the best authority.It is regarded here also as practically certain that proposition will be adopted unanimously.German officials empuasize the fact that the proposition is non-German, bat that Germany 18 The report of the suicide of Ying Lien snd Chao Shu Chiao is officially confirmed but the report that Count von Walder gee has ordered a discontinuance of pun- jtive expeditions is not confirmed, al] though it is regarded as very probable.The Lokal Anzeiger's special correspon: dent with Count von.Waldersee gives the following particulars regarding the execution of Chih Siu and Hsu Cheng Yu:\u2014 Major Lauenstein represented Count von Waidersee and the Chinese Government gent une Minister of Justice to witnesa the execution.After it was over the exgeu- tHioners sewed the heads upon the trunks and having placed the bodies in splendid coffins, turned them over to the relatives of the beheaded officials.\u201d GERMAN UNDER HEAVY [EXPENSE.Berlin, Feb.27.\u2014The supplementary estimates were p to the Bundesrath to-day.They ask for, an additional 120,- 682,000 marks on account of China, of which 100,200,000 are for the army and 17,- $00,000 are for the navy.The memorandum of the Government says the objects of the _expedition are unchanged.The intervention of the pow- ems bas produced a slow but steady im- rovement in the eituetion in China.Pare military undertakings are no longer necessary, but small expeditions are operating to restore order.It 1s mot permissible at present, to reduce the German forces, owing to the military pressure which may be necessary in the further negotiations relating to the indemnities.For that reason the maintenance of the expedition is provided until January 31, 1902.Though probably part or the whole of the force will be withdrawn before shen.The sum of 100,000 marks is provided to acquire more ground around the German legation.on re LATE MADAME GUILBAULT.to persons of any other nation- | CHRONICLE HEARS OF BOTHi'S SURRENDER Aar That a General Engage- * ment May be Expected.-~ 1 _ London, Feb, 28.\u2014The Dally Chronicle, which has received a report it believes trustworthy, though it has no means of verification, that General Botha has sur rendered to Lord Kitchener, says: According to earller information, General Botha was to have been received at Lord Klichener's camp about: the end of this week, but If the foregoing report Is correct, events have ripened with unexpected raplaity.\u201d Bennett Burleigh wires to the Dally Telegraph from DeAar, under Tuesday's date, as follows: \u201cThe Orange River remains high.Our columns are tighténing thelr grip upon Steyn, De Wet and Hert- zog, near Petrusville, and our patrols have been engaged.I anticipate that a general action is about to be fought and that the collision !s likely to prove serious.\u201d A despatch from De Aar, Cape Colony, says: \u2018\u201cI'borneycroft\u2019's column when last heard from was a few hours\u2019 march behind De Wet.The other columns have seemingly lost touch with him.Hertzog, the Boer commander, is reported to have crossed the Orange River, and he appears to be still inside the rectangle formed by the rall roads and the river.\u201d General French's most recent success, combined \u2014with\u2014the advantages.gained by British forces in South Africa, has created a most hopéful fecling In War Office here.Lord Raglan, Under Secretary for War, described It yesterday ns being \u201cthe thin end of the wedge, and this ls also the opinlon of military critics, who reiterate that while war could not be expected to end with a sudden stroke, this constant capturing of men, guns, supplies and horses meant that the operations would soon be reduced to a dacoit sage.General French 13 quite the hero of the hour on Pall Mall, | thorgh.of course, General Kitchener's controlling band is recognized un circumstance.der prety t is felt by Mr.Brodrick and Lord Roberts that so long as the British forces are doing eomething to diminish the Boers\u2019 supply of men, mounts and ammunition, they are achieving the only {ble objec tive at present tn sight.It i not belleved to be at all likely neral Kitchener will grant any armistice As a preliminary to peace, or If he does he will not let the War Office know of It until he learns the result, In fact, small reFance is placed on such an offer, for even If General Batha gave in the War Office Is inclined to consider that his action would only affect the force under his immediate individual fom- mand.and that the same policy which is now belng pursued would have to be con- tinted against the other Boer forces operating In vicinities far removed from the Boer commander-In-chief.ANARCHIST SHOOTS ~ \"A RUSSIAN OFFICIAL London, Feb.27\u2014The Times correspondent at St.Petersburg, wiring yesterday, says: \u2014This afternoon while the Minister of Public Instruction, M.Boloepoff, was holding a reception, a visitor named Karpovich fited a revolver and wounded him in the neck.\u2018 r\u2014\u2014 INDIAN NOTABLES PASSING.Indians\u2014seventeen in number\u2014who are to produce the drama, \u2018Hiawatha\u2019 (adapt ed.from Longfellow\u2019s poem of that name by Mr.Armstrong of the C.P.R.), at the Spertemen\u2019s Show, New York, arrived here at eight o'clock this morning from Kensington Point.They will remain here until this evening, when they will resume their journey to the American metropolis At the head of them is George Kabaosa.nephew of Buhguhjene, once mighty chieftain, and Wahanosa the celebrated Indian beauty is also of the party.) A patty of Abenaki Indians from New Brunswick, headed by \u201cJim\u201d Paul and his_daughter, the wife of John Canadien, and mix white guides, will also be in the city to-day, on their way to Chicago.George Crawford, the guide, who piloted Selous, the South African hunter, through the Temaskaming district, is aleo due here -day.A DEATH OF, A PACIFIC COAST INDIAN.° Victoria, February.27.\u2014Chief Shakes, one of the most powerful of Northern British Columbia Indi the man who sent Queen Victoria $100 in gold some years ago, as her share of pot atch, died The funeral of the late Madame Charles Guilbault took place yesterday morning at St.James Church, St.Denis Street, thence to Cote des Neiges Oem .Rev.Father Forest officiated, assisted deacon and sub-deacon.The deceased Lady was the R.GO.D.Guilbault and mother of the Rev.* parish priest of St.Antoine Abbe, Mrs.L.À.W.Proulx, of this city.REAL ESTATE AGENTS\u2019 MEETING.To-nlght, at a meeting in the ndsor Hotel, licensed real entale agents will discuss steps to force all agents or dealers In real estate to pay the license to the recently and there were great doings in the north.: While crossing from Valdez Island to Cape Mudge, in the Gulf of Georgia, Henry Moran, of Chicago, and Reilly Field, of Seattle, drowned.\u2018 A China man, in attempting to reach an island in Skeena River, in en Indian canoe, was drowned.slon of the Bar Bill, and debate on the question, \u2018Can a joint and several debtor eity.The agents will, to-night, elect officers and amend by-laws, .sue his co-debtor, after maturity, but before having pald the debt.\u201d » A reo A) - Jewretlorg.are & sate and sensible investment \u2014they never deteriorate, wear out or fall in price.money away for s rainy day.lute secutity and lowest possible prices.ICKSON & CO., I 22068 ST.DIAMONDS Buying » good diamond is putting Buying dinnionds from us means nbno- Bennett Burleigh \u2018Wires From.De The members of the Ojibiway tribe of | _\" JUNsUR BAR MBETING.unlor Bar Association will meet .this even A - University.The business will election of mem discus- spirited onus of \u201cThe one! of to elect the McGill, Ing t without Copland Clty of to Dr.alleged creating pan-German named chastise a Czech namer F the Racal Creche surround friends rushed to his rescue and the various groupe became fight during which the was drowned in the uproar.| the president succeed known that tive Council the various members.essrs.Bowning and Blandford declared that this they would support the en now they only did otic desire to assist re during the continuance of war Africa.All three asserted that of the term of the bill they would was the last time measure, and.that ev: so because of a patn the f in South upon the expiration at the end of the present year, throw upon the British Government the \u2018pass a coercion bill if it 1Mese ow Jv endorsed Governor M to-morrow forenoon, an cigl session in the The Literary Soc} to-morrow night In recently -forined League.Kingston.the honorary Toronto, 1 the president; Queen's, president and the udges of the debates wi officer of the home ÿ the honorar, 5 ) The leagué comes into active hating team.operation next winter.Yesterday, tice Tellier gave judgm Diotte vs.Duclos, damages for maliclous n stolen 30 cents.charge was made In good found that Diotte theft with.which The Court found also good faith and dis Appeal, on Friday, March _1, at Company: Montreal and Road Trust man and Baune: Blackburn and Deziel; Mc- Dougall and School Commissioners of Orms- Through unexpect acid and alcohol, dents were experimentin eyes of Mr.David Shaw, year medlco, were s A weekly Commerce was bel Mr.I.B.Geoffrion was ln t committee was appointed to t sideration several matters À with tbe Franco-Canadian treaty.to be made to the Cana- mendations are that certain classes of dian Government with fire Insurance.e vs.Ab je ffervescen lt .Co., Taleo arat = ry va = LU \u2014ppmor and gentlompn all the time, and nothing could be more acceptable as & gift or prise.; Gao, 8, Robinson & Ca, 2397 St, Catherine Street.Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repaired.NEV EG All the go at Present in London.MACKERROW BROTHERS : - 2246 ST.CATHERINE STREET.LISH TIES - Latest English Tie, + «o> THE RECHSTANTH | NEEDS RING RULES A Fierce Free Fight in the Austrian Parliament\u2014Forbid- den Language the Cause.Vienna, Feb.27.\u2014 There were violent scenes in the Reichsrath to-day.Schoenerer was especially prominent in disturbance.- Then the Czechs: resorted to obstruction, making 8 in their own tongue.protested and invaded the Czech benches.\u2018he result was a fierce fisticuffs fight.A Stimha attempted to 1, whereupon him.Stim\u2019s T.e pan in Final Modus Vivendi.™ St.John's, Nfid., Feb.27.\u2014The Legi } thé French ' Shore modus vivendi bill this evening, after speeches defining the attitude of M Baird, sed further legislation.Imperial Government may then dares,\u201d exclaimed \u201cNewfoundland has æacrificed her rights long enough.\u201d tspoken sentiments were warm- 3 , and represent the feeling of virtually the whole council.- ; Callum will sign the bill d prorogue the spe- the councillors.afternoon.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 INTERUNIVERSITY DEBAING.ety of McGill will meet the Arts Bullding at 8 its own officers and officers for Inter-University This Toronto University and MeGHI will elect resident and an an secretary -Lrohsaver, A CTION FOR FOR DAMAGS DISMISSED.reasonable cause, Duclos ssed the action.and Canadian Pacific City Ice M'GILL STUDENT'S EYRS BURNT.ed explosion of sulphurie with which MeGill stu- g, yesterday, the of P.E.I., a first everely injured.Dr.hora \u201cthe accident occurred, took Mr.Shaw at once Thence he was taken to the Royal Victoria and\u2019 treated.His right eye is badly injured.the first time that such an a happencd at McGill.ore made almost dally Buller's surgery.The ex re | FRENCH CHAMBER OF CUOMMBRCE.of the Chambre de afternoon.chair.ake into cou n connection Recom- Osler & Hoskins.meetin yesterday e - = ACTION FOR 65,000 DAMAGES.sitar, Me, Jol, D0 ors, 8 an action, 1a forma pauperis, Issa y Herr hes rmans mixed up in a free president's bell Eventually making it the session was suspended.Before the room could be cleared, however, the rival members again ch and fierce blows were exchanged.LT EXTENSION OF \u201cTHE FANS TREATY Newfoundland Legislature Warns Great Britain That This is the clinched league will consist of Queen's, this year, vice-president; onorary vice-president and onorary vice The be appointed de- in the Superior Court, Mr.Jus ent in the cise of | Diotte claimed $308.99 prosecution, alleg- t he had been churged by Duclos, with having leaded that the aith.The Court was not guilty of \u2018the he had been char that Duclos acte gel 10 a.m.i\u2014 Raîlw rd Company and Bertrand: ees: Gor- This in ccident has periment was without accidenta coe ve per D ho to enter WY THE RODE JANEIRO WIS LOST Captain and Pilot Charged With Criminal Negligence\u2014 Chinese \" Crew Objected to., Sen Francisco, Feb.28.\u2014The Coroner's jury held an inquest yesterday over the eleven bodies re from the wreck of the steamer-Rio De Janeiro, returning their verdict last night.«The jury charges x Ward, who was drowned, and Pilot Jordan, with criminal negligence.The Pacific Mail Steamship Company is censured for having had a Chinese crew on the steamer.nd officer Graham Coughlin is commended dor beroic conduct in saving lives.NEW ROUMANIAN CABINET.Bucharest, Feb.27.\u2014A new Cabinet has been formed.M.Sturdza takes the premiership and foreign war portfolios as m- terim.PREMEDITATED AND WILFUL MURDER Verdict of the Coroners Jury \u2018Against Sharp \u2014Would Have Killed His Wife Also.Havelock, Feb.27.\u2014The inquiry into the death of William Hull, who was sbot by Sharp was continued to-day.conducted the y Dr.J.- Holdcroft, who post mortem, testified that a, bullet through the heart caused instant death.Robert Newell and George Dwyer, the men who drove Sharp to Davis\u2019 house on the night of the murder, were sworn and examined.Their evidence agreed, and was to the effect that they drove Sharpe to Davis\u2019 house on Wednesday evening.tle told them he wanted to trade guna with Davis.They let Sharpe out at the houses, and drove to the barn, where Davis was.They had Just reached the barn when they heard a shot, and immediately afterwards Sharpe Joined them.Davis asked him what he had done.He replied: \u201cI have fixed that man that stole my wife.\u201d Sharpe then ordered them to drive him back e, and, being afraid to refuse, they did so, and returned to Newell's, where they stayed all night.In the morning Robert Newell drove Sharpe to his home, where he secured his efiects, and | took them to Mr.Hubbel\u2019».They then drove to Jas.Robb's, a magistrate of Dummer Township, where Sharps gave himself up.\u2019 Stephen him that he came prepared to shoot the woman also, but could not find her.The jury retired for a few minutes, and brought in a verdict of \u201cwilful and premeditated murder.\u201d - Sharpe was then committed to the county jail at Peterboro to await his trial at the spring assizes.\"A DUKE THE STORY OF AND HIS DOGS New York, Feb.28.\u2014The Times says: When the Duke of Manchester sailed for England he left behind two terriers that he had intended to take with him.They were tagged and that of their owner.But complications arose between the Duke and the man from whom he bought the dogs some months ago, and as a result the nobleman had to leave the dogs behind.plie non be did pot carry, them with PPBAL him,\u201d d a friend of the dog's former own- eg il eo Bt NE EE Judgment In the following cases be elly n, o is a frien mine, rendered in the Court of King\u2019s Bench In sold the terriers to tbe Duke last year.Manchester promised to pay $1,500 for the pair.He didn't pay.So when Kelly heard the Duke wae to sail he came to New York.\"\u201d ut was \u2018not at home.\u2019 lawyer to the hotel He found him in the lobby.town; Bastien and Forget; Bishop and Duke.Beaune: Pauze and Choquette; Montreal & Duke sald he had not the money.His father- Cornwali Navigation Compan and L'Eecu- in-law, when asked to pay the bill, refused to fer.Cameron and Brunet: Gobeil and Dor- pay so much money for dogs.So the Duke an: Lambe and Archambault and Manuel; had to let Kelly take them.\" : Heffernan and Sheridan.>- : SOLICITOR FOR OP.R.It is reported that Mr.man, x.c.of Toronto, next few day appointed the Canadian Pacific t to Judge Clarke, who is to with large labels, on which were thelr names! when he went to the hotel the Duke However, Kelly took his and lay In wait for the The Adam R.Creel- will, within the | solicitor for ilway in ruccession e consult- | Davis said that Sharpe told].CUBN COMPANY WANTS NOTHING \"From United States Government, Sir William Van Horne Says\u2014 - Nothing to do With Politics.xo \u2018Sir William Van Horne has lost no time in giving an emphatic contradiction to the report telegraphed from Washington yesterday to the effect that the company which he has organized.for the development of Cuba is attempting to dominate the industries of the island and is endeavoring to induce President McKinley to call an extra session of Congress for the settlement of the political future of Cuba upon lines dictated by the interests of the company.Sir William in the statement in which he replies to the misrepresentations, says: \u201cThe Cuba Compeny is a commercial and development company, and has nothing to do with politics, either in Cuba or in the United States.It is building a _ HENRY BIRKS x SONS MONTREAL.After-dinner .- Coffee Cups.a Our Silver workers have just completed & beau- tifa} line of After-8inner Coffees, a these we are showing as the newest creations in our Haud wrought Silverware.The porcelain parts are of the finest English Coalport, some in a rich blue and others in yellow, \u2018bordered with a fine gold decoration.The cup part sits in a solid silver holder of pierced work with a figured handle of unique design.Fora * handsome Wedding Gift nothing \u2018could be more appropriate.: Price $60 a dozen.$2 iuantiey.» Best Ever Seen railway in Ouba with its own money, end without Government assistance of any kind.It is proceeding on the assumption.that Cuba will have either a good Cuban Government or a United States govern® ment in some form.\u201cThe company hds mo assistance to ask at Washington, nor from the Cubans, beyond some small matters of routine, which are always more or less involved im the building of a railway.It has no special privilege of any kind in Cuba, nor is it seeking any.\u201d The company has purchased the Ponupo Mining Au: Transportation Compeny; also the railroad from Gentiago to San Luis, with a branch to Ponupo, and intends |.eventually to build e direct line from Havana to Ssntisgo.MARYLAND MINERS STRIKE.Cumberland, Feb.27.\u2014The United Mine Workers of Georges Creek, Meyer's Dale district, have called out all the miners of the Meyersdale field, over 2,000 in number, hecause of the discharge of some men by Ehlen Brothers, of Batlimore, at their, tub-mill mines.-No cause is given for the Is what one of Canada\u2019s decorators wri Spring samples of : PERS One large wall paper factory in the United States has given us the exclusive sale for Canada.largest discounts In every way we mea ALL PA O tes us about the thers the ever given to any Canadian firm.n to make our new premises the beneficial centre for landlords; tenants, proprietors, decorators, millionaires, railway magnates, employers and employees.oo : a The G.A.Holland & Son Co., discharge.; BRITISH | TROOP OIL UINIMENT Sores, as the soothing and healin properties of this remedy are unsurpassed.Lame Back, or muscular soreness the Oil which cause women so much suffering, they will find nothing to equal Troop Oil.Internally the Oil may taken with great benefit for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, etc., in addition to the internal use of the Oil, the throat, neck, ang chest should be rubbed thorough- \u2014 \u2014 It boarding and he employed Hop Sing to preside over smil and, re \"| COA COPPER MATTE COOKING SCHOOL.happened down in Soithern Arizona.Tom\u2019 Preston had the contract for the honse at the Copper Matte mine, and, like many definite .ideas in criticism from the inen was duly resented, or, more often, calmly ignored.Now, an important article in the dietary romised But thé next time of water placed on the stove, and, putting ed at intervals to see allowed to burn: putting when they wefe the malt and pork, terest, ut occasionally\u2019 ventured to mark, \u2018You no savvy STEAM « - Best Quality\u2014Lowest Prices.2411-2413 ST.CATHERINE STREET THE HARTT & ADAIR COAL CO.- 2282 ST.JAMBES STRHBT.next time the he was ed and old famillar clatter on were about as hard .bullets.of his brethren, bad very regard to hie dutles.Any escape his wrath, he kick, which landed side.A' few gave of a min- in camp ls beans\u2014those large, red \u2018\u2018frl- vchere the érestfallon culprit | | Tin 8 mas comets Bate | hat Boe and .op's \u201c8 A es\u2019 to his plate, they to \u2018the office an covers a wide field.There is no better fattled like a rain of pebbles.Preston time.\u201d application for Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers and compiained that they were not eufficlentiy \"What, you Open cooked, and Hop, with one of his bland re?\u201d to do better next time.beans app.\u201cAfter what thas eared on the pose you would care that they were not sent him kicked him under the table, and as the fortunate creature crawled to minutes Inter.as tional: convention to-day completed cooked food served at that table.But the dish appeared on the mcnu rined to hear the is plate.and indigestible as They He rose from the table, and, with- the destinies of the culinary department.out a word, stepped nto the kitchen and Hop, it is unnecessary to explain, was aa dealt the Celes a blow on the jaw that almond-eyed son of the Flowery Kingdom, > sprawling to the floor.Then he un- the door to him another him In the road out- he passed was nursing \u201cNow, you can come will make out your po want me work for.you happened I did-not sup- to work any more: For Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints, hey again pattered the plates like \u201c= 'v how cook beans mow,\u201d Me tracted Cords, Bites and Shes of Insects, tones.stor the meal was finished nuls repiled.And so it proved, for the and Painful Swellings of all kinds, bathe Preston veut, Into, the kitchen, apd, plac Jessop had Deen well learned, Hop te still the parts with.hot water, then apply the T5 a quantity of beans in a kettle of | \u201cchef\u201d at the Capper Matic, ATG s beans Troop Oil freely, and you will be surprised ha the Chinaman, to let them soak are ne neurpassed.Los Angeles Times.how quickly pain will be eased and inflam- to.cook beans,\u201d he eaid: but Hop only mation subside.smiled, and replied, \u2018You no savvy how CUBAN CONSTITUTION.: bi lgia, cook.In the of Rheumatism, Neu % \u201cNext morning Preeton ordered two kettles Havana, Feb.27.\u2014The Cuban constitu- and gives wonderful relief.the beans In one, told the Chinaman when on - lati th th J \u201cdown to he hot water ratified a declaration of relations wi e For Caked Breasis or Cracked Nipples from oko ier to replenish it.He return- United States.in a pinch of soda, uité tender, added directed Horn, to how cook.\u201d ly with it.witint's the way 1 want you to cook : Y Used as a gargle it is of inestimable beans: \u2018Preston commanded.The Herald is published by.value in Dipht Sore Throat, .That day the beans were excellent, and Publishing Company, 603 ue in Dip a, Dos \u2019 75Y preston was delighted with the result of Montrea:.James and Ulcerated Tonsils.A largo bottle ssc.forts.There would be no more haif- aging Director.8.* Brierley, The Craig Herald Street, Man- ing counsel.\u2014 T.ronto terday, admitted that of the position had been made to him that his reply was now by the man ent.to become the firm.Mr.Creelman, the appointment being made, will this city.Mr.Cr was ca Bar about twenty-five years ago, and is member of the rm of Messrs.M A OYMR'Y A OYMRAIG.French goods, Instead of bein shipped then Fro Ce ad on Ne ped cram The Welsh { will hold their thence to Canada, a shipp citizene an France direct to a Canadian port., i Messrs, Perrault oh Roy were appointed Vi Se.Duyids Day social pr gatherine next delegates to wait upon the Government re.ay, ab the Uongrvgay wshool room, garding tochnical schools, an pecisi Point 8¢.Charles, at o\u2019alock.committee was .Appoin lon \u2019 - .\"ORAYON PORTRAITS AT 1.00.ro may secure orayon sise, for One Dollar.coupon on Creelman in en interview in To- an offer n, and The appointment is \\ ective some time in July, as \u2018it would require several months\u2019 notice before he could sever his connection with: in the event of move to lled to the a The Herald has made arrangements: Shersey portraits, ew pasteur s\u2018to two-thirée life another, THOMAS MAY CO.780 .0g .Montreal.\u2014\u2014\u2014 196 McGill Streat, Trade Only Admitted.| Spring Open \"MARCH 5th, 6th and 7th.\\ a a Entire new stock of === | MILLINERY, ©.FANCY DRY GOO and à handsome display of our own\u2019 | Tailor-made Costumes & AT THEIR NEW PREMISES.CL Mainties Ds "]