The Montreal herald, 8 avril 1902, mardi 8 avril 1902

[" 4 A à THE MONTREAL e Sun rose to-day at 5.27, sets at 538¢ | TO-MORROW\u2014Copler, with cost; | 4 95TH YEAR NO.82 MONTREAL TUESDAY APRIL ae 8 1902 ALL \"{E CASUALTIES Ah\" N a > 2 SX y 2 NOW REPORTED Long List of Or.SO Heroes Who Bled at Kleinhart's 5 > .\u201c2 River== Le EA © ren Killed, Forty-six vounded.The list of casualties in the Klisinhart\u2019's River fight is now complete.A pupplementary list was received in Ottawa last night, confirming the report sf the death of Trooper Day and Corporal Kniseley, which thus leaves the death-list at eleven ; and announcing three furthe tases, six \u201cseverely wounded,\u201d and thirteen \u201cslightly wounded.\u201d number of wounded in the 2nd C.M.R.\u201c dangerously wounded\u201d The total is thus 46.DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.! BEORGE McKUGO, aged 28, Rossland, B.C.Farrier-Sergeant George McKugo is an Englishman, born at Warwick, his mother being Mrs.John Maskell, Custom House, London.He served with Strathcona\u2019s Horse, and re-enlisted in the 2nd C.M.R.at Rossland.JOHN A.WILKINSON, aged 28, Guelph, Ont.Corporal John A.Wilkinson is a farmer and a native of Guelph.His mother is Catherine W.Lane, of Clyde, Ont.the face and right forearm.He was wounded in JAMES TENNANT, aged 22, Fredericton, N.B.Private James Tennant is a mill-hand, born in Fredericton, son of James Tennant, sr.He served with 2nd Battalion, R.C.R- ed re-onlist- ed at Moncton, N.B.Struck in the head.SEVERELY WOUNDED.JOHN K.MINCHIN, aged 21, Guelph, Ont.Shoeing-Smith J.K.Minchin, a blacksmith and a native of Milton, Ont., is a son of Mrs.À.Minchin, of Clyde, Ont.the leg and hand.He was wounded in yLAYTON S.CORSON, aged 21, Toronto, Ont.Private Clayton S.Corson is ton Street, Toronto.He is an all running, as well as a reputation in Rugby.team and was extremely popular.He was wounded FRANCIS a son of P.H.Corson, of 201 Carl- -round athleté and holds a medal for for good work as centre scrimmage He was also a member of the champion Dufferin lacrosse He is a shipping clerk by occupation.in the forearm and hip.A.SMITH, aged 29, Toronto, Ont.Private Francis A.Smith is a well-known Toronto boy, youngest son of the late John B.Smith and Toronto.private in the Governor-General\u2019 Private Smith is 29 years of age and unmarried.Mrs.Jane Smith, 66: Grenville Street, He was a s Bodyguard and full of military enthusiasm, so much so that although his friends strongl advised him against leaving his business there on joining the Mounted Rifles.lady was announced shortly previous to his departure Smith was struck in the chest.to go to Bouth Africa, he insisted up- His engagement to a young Toronto for the front.BOHN W.MILLAN, aged 23, London, Ont.; Private John William Millan was born at Windham Centre, Ont, son of John Millan, He is wounded in jaw and leg.æ WILLIAM STOKES, aged 21, London, Ont.Private William Stokes, a former member of the 25th Battalion of St.Thomas, is a laborer, son of James Stokes, of Fingal, Ont.He was wounded in the thigh.W.F.SMITH, aged 25, Ottawa, Ont.Private W.F.Smith was born His next of kin Field Artillery at Quebec.in Dublin.He served with the is Elizabeth Smith, Good Shepherd's Convent, Ottawa.He was hit in the arm, SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.Farrier Sergeant NORMAN M.DEWAR, blacksmith, aged 24: born Laggan, Ont.; mother Mary Dewar, Laggan, Ont.Sergeant A.KE.MONRO, brakeman, aged 22; born Toronto; father, James Monro, 610 Prince~s Avenue, london.Grazed.Carporal JOHN CHARLES BOND, elerk, awed 3H; born Toronto; father.J.P.Prend, 24 Division Street.Toronto; served «ith the 2nd R GR.Grazed., Private ALENANDER FERGUSON, druggist.aged 21: born Glencoe, Ont; father.D.À.Ferzuson, 171 Madison Street, \u2018uronto, Private HARRY FE.BALLARD, life in- guramce agent, aged 26; born Marquette, Mach.: mother, Mrs.S000 Ballard, Strat.ford, Unt H* in shoulder.Private CLARENCE K.RORISON, (or Robinkon), salesman, aged 23; born Wind- gor, Ont.: father, B.F.Rorison, 141 Howard Avenue, Windsor, Hit in thigh.Private F.A.PYKE, 98; born Brantford, Ont.Pyke, Morley, Mich.Private JA.KENDELIL, (noper, aged D5: born Wakctield; father, (George Ken- > dell, Chatham, Ont.Private FRED.COOPER.pged 23; born Toronto; BODY REACHES MATABELELAND Whole Population of Buluwayo Follows Rhodes\u2019 Remains in Imposing State.merchant; aged brother, Wm.wood worker, father, H.C.Buluwayo, Matabeleland.April &\u2014The funeral train, conveying the body of Ceci) Rhodes, which left Cape Town April 3, arrived here tn-day.The town was draped in mourning and practically the entire population assemblrd at the rallroad station and accompanied the coffin to the drill hall where the body is now lying in state.Masses of wreaths and other floral emblemg are banked ebout the bier.To-morrow the coffin will De taken to the Rhodes farm, in the Matoppo district, whence it will be conveyed, April 10, to the bill called \u201c~The View of the World \u2018\u2019 The religious service there will synchronize with a memorial service at St Paul's Cathedral, London preteen PERCY GORMAN BETTER.It was with great pleasure that Perey Goran's friends heard last evening that he was how considered ont of danger.It will 1.0 a rouple of weeks before he can he out, Li will go away then for a month's rest, The Herald's Directory of Auction Sales Full particuiars of the Aurtion Sales (art, aintingy.brir.a-brar, high class furnishings, ousehold goods, every description of merchandise) will be found in THE MONTREAL DAILY HERALD The Herald is the only daily in Montreal publishing a complete daily Vist of auction saler Some of thedh males are more fully described in the advertising columbs.Auction Sales To-morrow : M HICKE & CO \u2014Housechold furniture, a.m.369 Mount Royal Ave.M.HICKS& & CO -New furniture, 230 pm.1812 Notre Dame Street FRASER BROS \u2014Household furniture, 10 am.134 al Ave.RAP & DON LY -Furniture, carpets, ete.239-241 St.James Street MARCOTTE BROS \u2014 Dry goods, 10 am.1459 St.Catherine.BENNING & BARSALOU.-Trade dry goods, 10 am.86 St.Peter Street.10 G Labonte, Ccoper, 301 Dovercuurt Road, Toronto.Hit in thigh.Private FRED.©.WLLDMAN, butcher; aged 21; born Hamilton: next of kin, Mrs.A.H.Wildman, 84 West Jackson Street, Hamilton.Hit in arm.Private MICHAEL MURPHY, aged 26; horn Clifton, Galway, Ont.; next of kin.Connor Murphy, 32 Lewis Street, Peterboro.Scalp wound.Private WILLIAM E.McPHERSON, machinist, aged 22; born Charlottetown, P.E.I., mother, Mary J.McPherson, Char- léttetown.Lance Cormporal R.LIOYD, farmer, axed 28; born Radnorshire, Wales; next of km, R.L.[Joyd.Teominster, England; served with Imperial Yeomanry; enlisted at Revel- stoke, B.C.DANGEROUSLY ILL.The despatch also announced that the following were dangerously ill: William Robinson, Dhiveryman, aged 33; born Halifax.NS.: father, Thos.Robin- san, 9 Dovie Street, Hahfax, NE.At Elandsfontein: enteric fever.John A.Wilwon, car repairer, aged 29: born Tondon, Omnt.; father, F.dward Wilson.72 Hamilton Street, London, Ont.At Pretoria: enteric fever.A.6G.R.Agas 1 have no heedache torn hand.e met- aonvince the mast skeptical Dyspeptic that con ence e' con erences a sow, oe backache, and no pain in my side oxy i to suffer a moment longer when a cure is Utrecht, and Boer envoys and refugees are No log down pain any.miore, Mrs, = kept a \u2018saloon at the com {at hand is unnecessary asserting in a louder key than ever that wens thank ke wher yen of Centre al an street, but Tost hor What has cured all kinds of cases, of the war : will last four years longer, and have done foi.ath Sa done me ole Here sent a che Ahi decided to eject in gone move le dore ont ral a or cen no.without inde- 90 uch =, Peltets do the work, be sche was ac ab orf .To believe.ask, these Wh Bn le, Mae agente think thet the TR, eh M.drew a 7 i ; \u2018rr f ro : ~~ oT .rame .; = .; \u201c * .: Ce tL at time with tho bugghers fighting in the.Mr.Kruger himself is old, enfeebled.and worn, and takes litle interest in the nego- strong grip upon what remains ju tac war sky.\"They are asserting that Britain is fatally embarrassed by her alliance .with Japan, and will certainly be drawn into a | 1 war of tremendous\u2019 nmgnitude in the lar.last, Boer sympathizers are \u2018consequently justifying the indetinite \u2018continuance of the \u2018guerilid- warfare, and forecasting the ults- mate triumph of the cause of in ndence when British troops can no longer be spared from the larger \u2018 theatre of European | operations The return of.the delegates from.the United -States hue dispelled all illusions regarding the expected 1 Ip from that coun: trv.Clothing is worn more in the wash.that in.use where common soap is.used.\u20ac OR ; aæDUCES | : EXPENSE.Varden\u201d Com- - and Mr.Wheeler got |.another four weeks\" notice.signs of Spring Are on every hana now, when one | .* is afflicted with.\u201cthat tired feeling,\u201d and when, above.alli things, | _ You want your feet comfortable and encased in a fresh and hand- .some shoe for spring wear.We \u201c have them for.men, women and children in all the best shapes and styles and at bed rock prices.Try a-pair- of-our $3.00_ Shoes.: FRANK POWER, 1847 Noirs Ja Dame ~ Rear MoH Street.Se AE | MONTREAL, - RY I ; Decoratom, \"= - Wall Paper, ete.Van Renssälaer Wheeler |._ Wè are in the height of the: - bustest.Furnishing .Season.' _ Hundreds of homes are plan- \u2018ning new comforts.Everybody 1s talking New Furniture and © Carpets, and the best of it Is you.needn\u2019t have all the ready money.: .Buy here -on: Creat, ana the .payments come 80 sradually Nobody Cares.* Keep \u2018in mind our.offer to £) measure for, make \u2018and - lay carpets FREE.C Metropolitan House Furnishing co, 1678-and 1680 NOTRE DAME STREET.American | \u2014\u2014 \u2014 |.Sole Agents in Montreal for Dunlap S Celebrated Hats.Every genuine DUNLAP HAT .BEARS THIS TRADE- MARK * (Coprighted).on inside of hat, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.NELSON'S, 1864 Notre Dame Street and 4 cul! 2288 st Catherine.Straat.w.P.SCOTT = ed SD St.Catherine |__|\".= a .eastward.©.Awclair, INTO NOTRE.\" nounces a Practical +.Settlement.e - LINE OVER BRIDGE - WILL RUN TO McGILL ST.oo 4 Be monomanla, TN are reset on -Dr.James Th, Bad x ed the deceased on Thurs.\u2018day, snd.found him suffe from \" needing Rutt and: rest.puis view he represented to\u201d the family.After the shooting he was called in, but found Mr.Bulmer dead.se .Le $ LEE RITES > : \u2019 ST, LAMBERT |: Fred Bulmer, 11 years of age, à son oN ' ; .: of the deceased, stated that he had called his father a moment before he heard the shoi, and the whole fam- ° \"es déjrive the ehipging fiws of amy in such a chee as Mr.Meredith had ro luserted th ade the cla at tbe en lkeitho following: \u201cUnless the wald damage MAKE CUT ITS -\u201cily had rushed-up-stains \u2014 -\u2014\u2026- | Horace Bulmer, of No.1 Albert place, .with which the deed was done was possession of the family.- .The following verdict was arrived at unanimously and without discussion: \u201cWe, the undersigned Jurors, having\" avin heard tre evidence, declare that Thos.in 7, 1902,\" having shot himself in a moment of temporary insanity.There is no blame attached to any one.\u201d .\u2026 .\u2014\u2014\u2014 LEMIRE CASE Final Details Will be Settled \u201cat Conférence Later This Week.% BEGUN TOD - The trial of M.Lemire, charged with criminal libel against.his brother-in-law, r.J.E, Dole, whom he accused of The regular monthly meeting of the St.Lambert Town Council was held in the.\u201cI'evn Hall last evening, Mayor Rosevear, sr., who presided, announced that arrangements for running electric.cars over\u2019 Victoria Bridge were assured | and were about completed and that the final details would be settled between Senator Forget, president of the Street Railway Company and Mr.Hayes, the second vice-president and general manager of the.Grand Trunk road, upon the latter's return from- his western inspection tour.Mr.Hayes is expected here on Friday.The mayor also stated that the new elec- .tric line would not form a part of the ste.Etienne street line, and that the pro.» \u201cand probable route would extend own -Mill Street, which is Government property (the consent of the ment having \u2018already been obtained), and that it would cross the ¢anal over Black's Bridge to the foot of Mc(iill Street, joining the main line into Montreal, .\u2018 is is an important feature and one which seems to solve all local: difficulty as to desirable and \u201cobtainable route at that end.~ The ordinary routine business was transacted.oh stare .COLLIDED WITH CAR.Freight Wagon Comes Out of the En- © \u201ccounter Decidedly the \u2018Worse : .or 1%.to A car of the Montreal s'ark & Island line and a G.T.R.freight .waggon, * driven by Jean Ranger, collided at the corner .of Notre Dame: and Versailles streets shortly before 7 o'clock: this morning.The__car, which was well filled, was returning from Lachine, Govérn- - when.it struck one of the front wheeis.| -ôf the vehicle.The fender was badly smashed and the steps were twisted out of .shape, while one of the horses of the waggon was knocked down, the driver was propelled from, one end to __the other, where hung on at the same time, siving utterances fo his sentiments.The vehicle finally was got under way, and the car proceeded Nore of the passengers were hurt, but the driver of the freight waggon had his face and nose badly cut., - : : = I \u201cSUICIDE OF OLD WOMAN.Mrs.F.X.Thouin Throws Herself-from Window of Hospice Auclair.Mrs.Francois Xavier Thouin, an inmate of the cld ladies: section of: thé Hospice Sanguinet and: Rachel streets jumped from a fourth etorey window of that institution yesterday afternoon \u2018an was killed.She\" died almost instantly.* The woman was sixty years old, and for _ somé time had shown signs of mental de- \u201cYai gement.-\u2014 During the absence of her nai dian \u2018he opened a window facing a ane in the rear of the building, and threw herself headlong to the ground.\u2018The f fractured her wkull, and, when picked she was almost dend.Rev.Father Joseph - Piette, of St.Jean Baptiste parish, was called to assist her and.before.she was re- : moved he administered the last.sacrament.Decease specialists, and was to have been conveyed to .the insane asylum at Longue Pointe.\u2018fhe.Coroner is holding an inquest this \u201cafternoon.; .: prenne .- tt EPISCOPAL RING.Clergy of Diocese of Montreal Will \u2019 Present Token of Affection.to Bishop Carmichael.The clergy of \"the diocese of Montreal are arranging .to present Bishop Carmichael with an episcopal ring In téken of their affection and respect.The ring will be a splendid specimen of the goldsmith\u2019s art and worthy of presentatiog to the forémost ecclesiastic of the Church of England in Can- TEMPO RA RY 1 NSANITY.Coroner's Jury Investigates the Death of Mr.Thomas\u201d C.Bulmer, of \u201c \", Westmount.: e The inquest in the case of Thomas.+ °C.Bulmer; Westmount, ex-councillor,: who committed suicide yesterday, was held this morning at: his late residence,\u2019 b30 St.Antoine road.Coroner Mc- Mahon presided, -and the folowing jury was sworn in: Charles Stevens; Westmount ' councillor; \u201cWm.Minto, - secretary - treasurer of Westmount; Chas.Ludwig, Norman McLeod, Antoine St.Germain, Flavin Hurteboise, James R.Baker, \u2018Thomas Lynch, Fred Jennings, David Benner, Chas.EE.+ Box, and Joseph Armstrong.A Evidence was given by Dr.Wyatt Johnston, who stated that he had made an autopsy on the body; of the deceased.: ct .Dr.Albert Wurtele Haldimand, the pr ABSOLUTE - SECUR Le __ Genuine .Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.Guet Bear Signature of d had recently been examined by | \"made to see \u201cNonor left.he cèe baving paid.several \u2018thousand dollars to obtain his position as Sanitary.Engineer, was commented in the Court of King's Bench, vesterday.; After the jury had been eworn in the case, Mr.Lafontaine K.C., announced that this case \u2018would be the last of the term and asked that the jurors who had ot been sworn, be set \u2018at liberty.Judge.urtele therefore discharged the remainder of the jurors after having thanked them tor their services.\u2018The.case in hand was then proceeded with, and Mr.Berard, who with Mr.A.Delisle, is defending the prisoner, asked that the prisoner be permitted to, sit near \u2018him for the sake of convenience, but His Lordship stated that this could not be allowed.oo Mr.Lafontaine.who is \u2018assisted in.the prosecution by Mr.J.T.Cardinal, then explained the case briefly to the jury an called upon Mr.Dumouchel, notary, as the first - witness.\u2018Mr.BPumouchel testified that it was before \u201chim that the accused had.sworn to the: solemn declaration 10 which he made the charges against Mr.Dore.\u2018He had not read the document but simply signed the document without | reading it.: Mr.L.J.Tarte, of La Patrie, was thé next witness.He remembered that the accused \u2018Lemire had come to see him at {the end of November with a document, of the nature of that which was produc in court.He asked him to publish it.but the witnesse refused, telling him that- it was libellous.The witness advised him to put it into the hands of the mayor of the 'counseland told- him that .as soon as it.should bé made public property in that way he would- publish it.= | , Mr.P.A.Cote, of La Presse, gave éimilar evidence._ : The éourt then ~adjourned until this morning when Mr.Rene Bausset, assistant City Clerk} was called to the\u2019 box and stated that at the time the statement was made publi, He -received the following.reply.from Mayor Prefontaine, | \u2018Will you give Mr.Dore a copy of the accusation and ask him what he \u2018can hate to reply.2 (Signed) ; \u201cRP Mr.Bauset\u2019s evidence.Wac \u2018not of particular importance and the greater part of the morning was taken up in the discussion.of legal technicalities, shich as the claim of the defence tliat because the al-' leged \u2018libel was in French \"and the indictment in English, it could not hold.* The-dgfencè will open its case.this afternoon, but it will probably be the: end of the week before the trial is finished and a verdict reached.Co WANT CHILDREN = S| SENT WHOLESALE -There-seems- to\u2014-be\u2014an_unusually large number of parents at the present time anxious to see the city assume the custody of \u2018their children.No.less than ten applications were made this morning to Iayor Cochrane, and His Worship was much, annoyed about it when The Herald reporter put in an appearance.LOS A man, delegated to appeal in behaif of the two children of besotted parents, these offsprings receiving no care owing to the drunken orgies of their clders, had just taken his departure.He magistrate.\u201cSome people seem to think,\u201d said Mr.Cochrane, \u2018\u2018that the city is running an orphan asylum.\u2018There £s a man just going out who wants us to take charge vf two children while.their parents go- on protracted sprees.But that is hot the\u2019 way I do business.I will have the police look\u2019 up those parents, and; when we get them here, I shall find out what excuse they offer for failing to support their children.Of course, if the Finance Committee wants to, send \u201cyoung ones to: Montfort by the wholesale, I have no_objection.Until then-there must be a halt in this kind of thing.Parefits must be 2 that their children should be given- the.first.consideration.\u201d ed ANOTHER PHASE OF ELECTION CASES \u2014 \"At the opening of the Court of King's Bench this morning, Mr.J.C.Walsh, acting lor Henry Armstrong, alias John Armitage, who was found guilty - of impersonation In connection with the last municipal elections, applied to Judge Wurtele for a writ of habeas corpus, prisoner be released from.confinement on the ground that as the fine had been remitted by the Clty Council, the alternative penalty of imprisonment was also annulled.°° Crown Attorney Cooke opposed the \"motion, claiming that the City Council had the right to remit only that half of the .fine which, would go into the ¢ivie \u2018treasury.The learned counsel firther pointed out that.as the con-y viction had been obtained under an.enactment of the Legislature, the City Council had no right to remit the fine imposed by the Recorders.any mare than if it were imposed under.tha criminal code.He held that the fact that the clause regarding the punish- \u2018ment\u2019 of impersonators also appeâred In the civic charter did not.alter this \u201cposition.Mr.Walsh, in.reply, maintained that the city had this right, and \u201chis Lordship took the motion en de- libere.His decision will be \u201caWaited with double interest, as in the event of the, motion belqig granted, the \u2018Recorder might be compelled to return to the City Council.that part of the fine paid over to him\u2019 in connection with the liberation of thé other two \u2018\u2018telegraphess.\u201d ., Mr.Walsh also made application for the prisoner to.be permitted.to- take the necessary proceedings in.forma pauperis.But.Judge Wurtele refused to perinit this, stating that no one supposed that the prisoner had committed the offence of his own accord, and that 1f his instigatoe had ene spark of à at least forward tie necéssary fees to the clerk with dut lettiog: hin dently be kaown.| ei another son, stated that the revolver | C.Bulmer died at Westmount on April | to the mayor | bad met with a flat refusal from thggghief and asked that the} -§17, but they need not necessarily go po -_ \u2014, .\u2018 \u201c Consider Advisability of the Move.The Lachine Hydraulic and Power Com: pany- are \u2018considering a reduction of the { rates of \u2018house electric lighting.A meeting company\u2019s directors to consider this questions has Leen called for this afternoon.For some time it has been rumored that the Lachine Company and the Light, Heat \"and Power Company had come to some un- \u2018destanding and that the former would ere long be taken over by the latter.To those who are inte in the question two statements made, to-day will afford an occasion for guess work.Lo Mr.W.Mokea.Wallank, managing: director of the Lachine Company, said today.that his company was not a party to any combine with \u2018the Light, Meat -and Power or any other company, and was determined to put light and power on the market at a price far below that of any of its competitors.\u2018 ; \u201cThe Lachine company is going to offer the lowest prices of any in operation,\u201d he maid.; ; .\u201cMr.Rodolphe Forget, vice-president.of the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company, said the Lachine Company would change its mind before lowering its rates, If, however, it decided to do so the Light, Heat and Power would not fo'low suit.This afternoon\u2019s meetin - ably clear the situation.From what:could be learned to-day, the Tachine Company, if, the question be faverably dealt with by the directors, will inaugurate a system of reduced rates cast of St.Lawrence Street and north oË Craig Street.\"THE SITUATION TO-DAY.« Until the present.time the Lachine Com- pahy has not operated directly that section of -the city.-Their poles and wires conveying motive power are there but the lightin i through a company in the north end of the city\u2014the Imperial Electric (Jompdny.Not very long ago the Imperial was; bought up by.the Royal Electric Company a.ponent: part\u2019 of the Montreal Li \u2018and Power.Gradually the power eupplied .by.the Lachine Company to the: Imperial, \u2018wus.reduced and was furnished bythe \u201cRoyal instead.The Lachine Company: said they did not need to be prophets to foresee\u2019 the ultimate result \u2018of a continued reduction.For this reason :the company has gone in to supply light directly and the better to gain back the customers\u2014formerly the customers of the Imperial \u2014they have decided upon a policy .of reduced rates.* LITTLE WORK NEEDED.To supply electriv light to private houses _in_ that section\u2014of \u201cMontreal -will-not mean much, préliminary.work.\u201d The les now standing-and owned by the Lachine Company, wall be used, and all that needs to be done is to place on them the.necessary.wires.How-long- these reduced rates will last is not decided-\u2014indeed if it is not de- \u2018cided that.they will be introduced at all but should thev be they will be continued Jong envugh to permit the Lachine Company to make.a big éffort to win back.their subscriber.: Co \u2018 _ Mr.Rodolphe Forget does not believe in: the policy of.cutting rates.\u2019Phe Fachine Company had already reduced their rates somewhat, at that time the other.company did \u201cnot make any effort to meet them.If further reductions\u2019 were made it would not hinder the light, Hew and Power going ita own way-\u2014but it would not cut prices\u2014and_still it would get con- tracts.| {lability to w Whn will consider- |.\u2018| Montreal had.been used badiy by the, Har- of private houses had been done |! {every member.ls cauied 1 alouers their employes.\u201d\u201d « - W TO MEET THE CASE.\"Mr.Meredith recognixed-that the commissioners desired .to\u2018 piotect .themselves,- and- there seemed to Le an Idea amongst them that they were assomiug a greater responsibility in giving these allotments for the \u2018season thay they.woild assume In the case \u2018 by tiamp steamships, aud sailed away again.A (ramp vessel would not be required to sign this condition, and there was \u2018no logleal reason why the regular shipping lines of (he port should Le subject to\u2019 a ich \u2018the (ramp steamer was.Q 3 carr \u201d t_he-asked-for \u2014a\u2014modifica.tlon of the agreement, which\u2019 would make it perfectly clear (hat the shipping Interests did not assume auy gieater responsibility ceived any allotment at all.What the steamship lines objected to, observed Mr.Meredith, was that they were placed at a disadvantage as compared with vessels that had not received any allotments at all.The steamship interests were desirous to meet the board and they suggested \u201cthat the last clausc in the agreement should pe withdrawn, so that there might be in- sertéd a clause, to the effect that the commis- \u2018sioners shall not by reason of these allotments be responsible to any greater extent than they otherwise would be for any damage to either vessel or goods moored at the wharves.So 7 \u2018ought to make it.perfectly clear that the Harbor Board.was not responsible for claims that might be brought forward at any time a consignee might think fit.the clause the words should \u2018be added, \u2018\u201cUn- \u2018less notified within 24 hours of \u2018landing and the sald damage is caused by the :negligence of the commissioners or \u2018their employes.\u2019 \"Mr.Meredith observed that the did not.\u2018want to give up any consignees\u2019 ¢ights in the: matter.There\u2019 were two distinct: sets of.| rights involved\u2014the rights of the steamsbiÿ lines and the rigbts of the consignees.- He argued tbat the amendment_he proposed was à perfectly.reasonable one\u2014they came here and they did not want to be in a worse position than tramp steamers coming here twice: a \u2018ycar or so.\u2018 MR.BICKERDIKE'S JOKE.\u2018 Bickerdike, jocularly, \u2018\u2018that we are responsi- \u2018ble \u201cfor, and that is the collecting of \u2018the freight dues.\u201d \u2026 Co The observation caused Mr.:.eford to flush with anger, and, speaking with great warmth, he declared that the steamship companies of bor Commissioners.\u201c'} have been here six months,\u201d he\u2019 hurled forth.in th I tones, \u2018\u2019 \u2018and l'have'seeu nothing done for the \u2018steamship -companies of Canada.You don't treat the steamship companies of Montreal as they should be treated.\u201d .\u2018Ob, tome,\u2018 interjected Mr.Bickerdike, \u201cWhat have we done that you ' can\u2019 complain of?\" asked President Mackay, directing: the observation to Mr.Reford.*Taere is only this case of the Canada Jute Company and you know the, reason we could not entertain that.\u201d ; |.Mr.Reford fusing to be plavated, went on to-say that Tlere were a good many things.but he did\u2019 not :instañce.any, and: went on to predict that the steamship companies would forsake Montreal.ER The President polrited nut the-impropriety fo such remarks going from the lips of-a com- \u2018missioner at such .a gathering.7 d.deglared that if Mr.Reford bad such remarks to make he ought to make \u2018them \u2018at a regular meeting of the.Harbor Board.- -.\u201cAfter.some further discussion @ was decided that Mr.Geoffrion and Mr.Meredith should.draw up a clause protecting all the - {nterests concerned to be adopted al an ad-\u2019 journcd meeting of the board, which will he held\u2019 this afternoon.: - 8 JON-RESIENT ~~ PUPILS MUST PAY Protestant High School Bourd was held Jat the school building \u2018on, Peel Street this morning and wis attended by, IN CONFERENCE - ON A CRÉVAICE et.At the conference which was held to-day between representatives \u2018of a section.ol the shhppir interest; of Montreal and the Harbor Commissioneims the prin- Toe TELEPHONE NUMBERS.» BA%e enssnsesesesses iain TL fii = .Main 36% a Job Department .cccsenssrssesses ain 1919 Ce \u2014 HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY.ee Craig Street, Mostreal.CE JAS.8.BRIERLEY, .Managing Director.W.J.TAYLOR, ABRAHAM, Business Mgr Te 2, Goc.-Trean x, ŸTHE PUBLIC AND THE PUBLIC os COMPANY.A very interesting question is suggested by the attitude of Messrs.Gault and Forget at yesterday's meeting of the Dominion Cotton Company.That question is whether the ordinary shareholders of a public company, whose shares.are selling daily on the.Stock | Exchange, have \u2018the \u2018right .to demand the publication ç of such general Intor- * mation as wilt enable them to form : correct estimate of the standing of he: concern.The gentlemen mentioned evidently\u2019 think the.public are entitled to only such information as the \u2018directors think fit to give, and when things |, are going badly they very naturally do , not think fit to give very much.It is a position for which there is\u2019 very much- to be said, however extreme it may ap- \u2018pear, for the other extreme is abso- \u2018lute publicity, and that might have very disastrous consequences.The mischief arises when, as in this particular case, the directors deny the public access to adequate sources: of information, and [then coolly, appeal to the public for re- \u2018liefy \u201cWe \u2018have Jost $312,000.\" they say in effect, \u201cof which we admit.that $200,000 is accounted for by a wrong guess at the future of the market for raw cotton.That leaves a further logs of $112,000, about\u2019 which we, propose to give no particulars.We ask the public to see_that - Parliament.ent gives us a higher tariff protection, .so that this | may not occur again\u201d This begs the\u2019 , whole question, as anyone can see.It keeps out of account the whole .question of what happened under the man- 4 agement that in- very recent years came in and went out- again, \u2018 and of.whetker that- management made the best use of the resources at \u2018its command.Surely the management was not changed because of the tariff.Surely .the tariff is not fairly chargeable - with the whole blame for Dominion\u2019 Cotton Company losses when under the same tariff the Montreal Cotton Company is found to improve its position and increase its\u2019 dividend.It may not be absolutely \u2018essen-, tial for an industrial\u2019 concern to make the same ample presentation of its af-| fairs year by.year that Is alw ays \u2018made when the subscription of capital is invited, but at least if tHe public is not to be informed then \u2018appeal.ought not to be made to the public to tax itself for the relief of the distressed concern.\u201cTHE GUYBART FAMILY.In a recent issue The Herald took occasion to bring to the favorable\u2019 notice of its readers \u2018the claims of one \u2018Noel.CLarbonheau, of the parish of St.Jean de Matha, upon the consideration of his countrymen.Mr.Charbonneau \u2019 was living with his wife and three pe\u201d Gaughters when the census enumera- a as Tn a -Ronapn (9).To mark the close of this | [1 have forgotten,\u201d ue + Jar very \u2018relsarkable series, Shere next \u2018came a dispensation of twins, Albert aul N being hoth entered as of] eight years of age.\u2019 It tn just possible to infer that these soventegn were of the fret family, for there is a clear break in the record of seven years, the last, the 'eightecmth, being only.thirteen months old at the time of enumeration.As Paul and his second wife were both young in 1891, it is quite pos- | \u2018sible that a new record of annual .births has been made in the ten years ED thas bare Ware sores so admit, though much against the grain, that accounts of this-sort leave a very agreeable Impression of the \u201ceffect of the Naticnal Policy upon the life of the nation ,and there must be many people who \u2018voted Liberal in 1896 and again in 1900 who might not have done so it these records.had been -before them.The only fly in the olntment is that when the parish priest had - notice - served on him of the existènce of.this | notable family in his parish, though he hunted high and low for them, made Inquiries.of all the other inhabitants,\u2019 searched the registers of.marriages and births and deaths, he could get absolutely no account of them.Father and mother, boys and girls, names and \u2018ages, wére all creatures of the imagination.There were between fifty and sixty thousand like them enumerated in the Province of Quebéc in the year of grace 1891, by census-takers zealous | for the reputation of the Conservative party and the policy of national xe- demption by high taxation.Dr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE EARL OF KIMBERLEY.The Earl of.Kimberley, who died today after a long illness, was one of thos2 statesmen of whom.there have been so many \u2018in England, who, without being particularly brilliant, continue.for very long perlods actively \u2018Identified with\u2019 the -mast Intimate con- \u2018cerns \u2018of.parties.Lord Kimberley was in-charge of Irish affairs so.long ago.at 1864-\u20ac6, and was Colonial Secretary in the period of 1870-74, and again in| the early '80's during the \u2018famous cgn- troversy With the Transvaal which Hhd | Majuba for its mônument, The town beside the diamond mines is, of course, named.after hint.\u2026.that he again \u2018occupied a most impor- | tant station in the Cabinet of Lord - Rosebety, and that in alt the intervening stages, during -which the Liberal party was in opposition, he was prominent in the councils of: the leaders, it is seen how long and how honorable \u2018has been his, career, Jt goes without | saying that to \u201cattalfi this distinction Lord Kimberley must have heen a man _of-parts.\"interior man might have been made more smooth in\" a house where Liberal peers are, numerically, an almost negligible quantity.But Lord Kimberley was very far from being a man- of inferior ir.éllect, He was rather.a maa of very superior character, a fair representative of.the type of British statesman Lord John Russell found in Lord .Althorp.When Althorp was in charge of a measure of the highest.importance, he had to reply to a very, In- \u2018genious and very convircing criticism from a very.able man on the other side.he said; \u201cprecisely.what- were the consideratiors that constitute the reply to the arguments we\u2019 have just.heard advanced, but 1 Know they were perfectly satisfying.to my mind\u201d and that solemn and deliberate body, the.House of Commons of : Great .Britain, \u2018rejected the ingenious « erfüicism and stood by the man who could not remember the rea sons that had\u2019 satisfied his mind.Ir |W as a cage where character scored.over intellect, as it -has done in the .éases of \u2018dozens of other British statesmen.It is only On rare; very rare occasions, that high character and brilliant intellect together illuminate, or rather glorify: the career.of a superlative being, as was the case with Lord Kim-, berley's great leader, Mr.\u201d Gladstone.Since the cessation of Lord Kimberley's labors, and Lord\u2019 Rosebery's entry tors of-1891 passed the \u2018way, and the into the penumbra, Lord Spencer has good-ratured enumerators thought, TE been Liberal leader %n the\u2019 Lords.\u201cThe due to the old man to add to this score orher most considerable.figures are :| those of Lord Aberdeen and his of five a matter of fifty more, repre- s 4 4 + eenting \u2018sons and daughters, théir brother in-law, Lotd, Tweedmouth.~ \u2018 wives, - husbands, and children long > , \u2014 .departed from the parish, some for | REV.MR.STEEN'S LECTURE.cities in the United States; some for other Quebec parishes, in which they.7 «were doubtless found in the body \u2018and \u2018 \"counted all over again, .- A still more remarkable instance of the geal of the enumerator, however, has come to lizht' in the case \u2018of the Guybart family.The history here * in-; dicated is one.that might well serve as a text for those zealous students of pociology | in .Ontario who \u2018have been complaining of the diminishing birth rate, and might also.not\u2019 be without {ts point for those, captious critics also in Ontario, who hold that If the birth rate is high in Quebec, the death rate is\u2019 high in proportion.In face of facts |.\"dike these all captious criticism mdSt cease.Paul Guybart, the head of this.most interesting family, was forty years of age when the enumerators., found him.His wife, who may by A possibility have been his secord wife, \"Was.thirty.This __interesting_ couple ; 7 l Pad the care of a family of no less than \u201ceighteen children, of whom \u201cthe eld- .est was \u201csix years younger than the - mother and sixteen years younger, than 7 Paul himself.This would _seem to, prove beyond question .that Paul had .\u2018been twice married, for it can hardly be \u201csuproged that In a coûntry like.}- Quebec even a, census enumerator would venture to marry a: boy -of fifteen to à girl of five.LHowever, no mention is made of the first wife, and ghe can cnly be evolved as an algebraic quantity.The eldest son, as has been sald, was 24 in that memorable * year 1891, and evidently neither he nor Elizabeth.(22), nor Marie.(21), nor Phillemon (20), nor - Pierre (19), nor Olive (18), mor Mat.(17), wor Ermeliné 1 (16), nor young \u2018Pau: (15), had emu- \u2018\u2019Aated the.admirable example of -their |- : \u201caire In the matter of early marriages.à n in a single generation, theréforé, changea had cothe over the Pits of the people in this section of bec, This\u2019 was the more to be re- facto \u2018because the birth of \u2018a Child.=.Fagulasly .évéry year (as witness the ; glaterruptèa rogression, from Elisa- ¥ Aas tontinued'for what d'steines, \u2018with the increas: tl rt | Middle Ages was animated ang Addressed a Large \u2018Audience at Art Gallery Last Night on the .\u2018+ Renaissance.:Rev.F.5.\u201cSteen concluded the series of lectures which be has been delivering \u2018this | seasou, by addressing a large, cultured and fashionable audience -at the Art Gallery last evening.\u2018\u201cThe Renaissance\u201d was - \u201cthe@#sub- fect chosen hy the lecturer, and his remarks were eloquent, intéresting and.instructive, and\u2018 held the attention of the throughout.His \u201cdefinition of the.term was | on substance, the rebirth of man,\u2019 through which he came once more to know himself as a rational being and his relations to the world in which he found himself, and discovered a new significance and interest in this earfbly Ute, The Jecturer ex latned - {ha Ite in the more Br less impractical and, \u2018as unhealthy ideals, which had % tendency to deaden and stifle whatever of progress might be awakened pod to foster rafhér a\u2019 \u2018spirit \u2018ot sentimental and unproducive action.He said, as to the dawn: of the Renaissance: It was in Italy that the first successful opposition to the med.aeval theory.of life arose.The.Renaissance \u2018 was thè outcome of the toil, (odustry and strenuous life of the communes, The successful struggle\u2019 for municipal.freedom, Intelligence and\u2019 industry, a compléx - elvilzation arose that soon\u2019 outgrew the me- dineval theory of life and burst the fetters \u201cwhich Yt had placed upon human; activity.- It was, In its earlier aspects, the awakèn- ing of thé Itallan mind under the stimulus of tree institutions, and the consequent dovel- opment of intelligent prosperity.and high epirit.The revival of the classical in.literature and art gave an extraordinary.stimulus Ao the intellectusi life of \u2018Italy.Witho the Itallan Renaissance would a slower ahd different movement.In ectually, the classical revival was marked by the complete emancipation of the human spirit.Modern science.and philokophy dated from the Renaissance, \u2018when thought was\u2019 freed from | \u2018the fétters which mediaeval thediogy bad \"placed upon it.: Mr.Steen then \u2018traced the movement.th other \u2018countries and showed that in every instance that while the causes to some extent | were much, the Italian Renaissance\u2019 was tho first example of this wonderful and far.reaching throb of new and better life an formed, tho inspiration in a Hig ele: degree its emulation elsewhere.\u201cIn Germany its first_produ action was Protestant Reformation, io nee art, na ta\u2018 snd England it culminated im thd golden age of literature.It was latest in England, \u2018but there # 5 ched its genith Inthe rim qui d'a PL = x ho: 4 So dali 2] Baux 8h, af When it is retalled | It\u2014is-true\u2014 the way-0 \u2014\u201ceven-an4 lghows old man -the town, audience\u2018| Introduced and: were hry wire x THE MONTREAL F HERALD'S _ \u2018MR.JAMES KENDRY, M.P.Mr.- James Kendry, \u201cta Oshawa, Ont., March #3, the Conservative | member for Peterborugh West, was born His 2 1845.|.tather came Canada, from Yorkshire, England, in 1841, bis mother coming.from Paisley, Scotland, about the same time.Barly in lite\u2019 the subject of this sketch entered the service of Barper Brothers, at.Stroetwviile, Ont., and atiérwards became manager of.the Clyde Woollen Mills, at.At present Mr.Kendry is president and managing director of the -of Peterborough.He was-a Councillor for 9 years; waa Mayor of Peterborough for 4 years, and a member ot the Board of Education for \"He was Feturned-to- ParHa- Lanark, Ont.Auburn * Woollen Co.,\" several years.\u2018ment in 1900 by a majority o Kendry yesterday made a speech in the: Houde on the Budget.t 351, Mr.BUDGEF SPEMERS | INA SLIM House] J.The Cost of the - Censuses.! Lod .\u2018 (From The Herald's Staff Commpondent),_ ~Ottawa, April 7.\u2014There \u2018was more and dre condemngtion of the Government in the House to-day the gentlemen who |, are supposed to condemn.\u2018the opportun-\u2019 ity for criticism is growing beautifuily les.0 one is sorry but the gentlemen wiio have speeches which they désire to get before their constituents through the kindly medium of the Hansard.ut, to-mot- row, the endless budget debate ends and then business will be business in the House and gbuse, blmfter, bluff and buggeta will be a thing of.the past for a year, -.The Government began this \u2018&¢bate: in good faith, finishing speaker for speaker Imow making two speeches to the ma, jority = one, that the lost orators are making the same speeches with.which the first men electrified he House.MUSIC AND D THE DRAMA | Ward \u2018and Vokes.It is to the lasting honor of Messrs.Ward and Vokes that they have found out exactly what the public likes.It is to their great financial profit that the public knows it.Last night the Theatre Francais was packed to the- doûrs when the cur tain: vose on \u201cThe Head Waiters.\u201d -The title is the same as that of last years production, but the production is fresi amost all (through.Nobody: - cares about the title anyhow.Nobody would dream.of.asking.you to go and see \u201cThe Head Waiters.\u201d It is Ward and Vokes \u2018that every soul who can get {nite the Fran.ais goes to see; it ls Ward and Vokes that are talked about afterwards; it reminds one of the time whén one \u2018went \u201cto see Mrs, Patrick Campbell,\u201d with the added resemblance that while the force changes the \u2018stars change not at all.\u201d In voice, in gesture, in.mannerisms, they are just the same |.as ever.Fortunatey the jokes are new, proved.\u2018It is a.Very well-staged production, with a weli-balanced chorus,- an immense wardrobe, a clever limelight man, and a whole: lot of new ideas., One of the latter is a phonor | graph \"solo with a soft-voice\u2019 accompaniment by the\u2019 chorus.Another, is a wotiderfully-costumed ladies\u2019 brass band, with a quartette of weird wood- | seed instruments resembling bassoons.\" /Florodora,\u201d and certain American war dramas.\u2018of the \u201c'give-me-back- -me- \u201cThe: Head Willers\" has been - m= much Interest, Jack Burk, assisted by does some clever William McEvoy, | boxing.=.Plunket Greene.Mr.Plunket Green made his first appearance on his present Canadian tour in Lendon on Monday night before a.crowded audience, who were delighted AH.his programme is new and charming.and is | wide in range from the best exponents Mendelssohn Brahms, to the delightful Irish melodies.like \u201cLittle Mary Cassidÿ4\" \u2018\u2019Trot- \u201cEva Toole,\u201d Kable: number that he ck, we have but a \u2018Suc the tempo of the song, is.probably \u201cthe fastest any compuser | Dorothy Harvey will be heard in some delight sengs, and Rudolph Von.Scarpa ~ Mr.Greene will be.heard in Windsor Hall on at with his interpretations.such as \u2018Schubert, tin® ond,\u201d has ever attempted.Mra.ful will be the sole pianist.urda ev ng, April 12th.etc.THE FRENCH PRESS Ampegialiem- \"+ La Presse \u201con Canada, view, \u201cthe inimitable Hebrew impersonator of Izzy Marks does a -characteristic dance which is simply convulsing.There is the dancing.-of Miss hucy Daly, energetiè but graceful, and'there is\u2019 some good: comedy work by Miss Margaret Pay : :Vokes.There are some, :solos by Miss Maud Aiice Kelley, who has a powerful soprano.There is also a certain, amount of business Which is neither fresh nor vastly amusing, but as the audience laughed at it .ar much as at anyth'ng else, it is merely a further \u201cproof that W.ani V.know what they are doing.And thee\u201d is\u2019 not enough to prevent the whole \u2018thing trom being a bright and lively.\u2018show.) \u2014 Proctor\u201d s This week's pldy hill at Proctor\u201d s is more than usually attractive, and Mr.H.Brunelle, who hus recently assumed the local management, has provided an excellent evening entertainment for the.patrons of this popular house, \u201cThe Deacon's Paughter,\u201d a four-act sentimental.farce comedy by AC, Gunter, produced for tae first ume by the regular stock company; a series of new.and unique moving pictures by Paley \u2019s \u2018Kaldtechnoscope: and, last but \u201cmot least, =n admirable selection .of.prc- Lures, living studies In.art, which are} ran entirely: new feature and, never before given in Montreal furnished a diversified and meritorious progr ammo which was presented to a large and appreciative audience last evening.\u201cThe Deacon's Daughter\u2019 tells.the | story of a straight-laced New England deacon who is incumbered will a daughter \u2018and a mortgage.Dutiful daughter, who has lots of push, gues to the city to wrestle with fortune and.her mistress\u2019s gd-cart and eary wherewith/fo put the weighty .mortdage out of b giness; discovers she has a voice | and (talent \u2018and becomes.a favorite of \u2018the Stage; \u2018makes money in large chunks.and the mortgage looks like 30 cants: persuades her parents, who believe that.plays -and perdftion © go \u201chand in hand, to visit her; loyal lover who sees all \u2018kinds of folly, including that of his | former strict ideas, daughter forgiven; Fand due farm, had\u2019 Thus Imperialism would be nothing but a sack of tempests and a constant in- the?precursor of and rendered almost this obsequinus deference of the mother the \u2018Imperial Govern- re 1s a logic of\u2014facts which destroys completely this logic of \u2018country and | ment?But t seduction.\"While.we age \u201creminded of the.im- new role as advisors, | \u2018it is decided that the surrender of the unconditional, must - exclude all vestige of autonomy.re- _portance of our Boers must be The Boers must first subm nounce thelr we will see.\u201cTo what \u2018arc we therefore invited\u2019 it the judgment\u2019 of the English nation is turday said: idea dramatically thrown out by.the London Times and spread throughout the .world by telegraphic agencles devoted to the English Government, that having contributed \u2018South\u2019 African war, should be consulted on the conditions of peace, is infer: esting from more.than one-point of- It is the first -feelér upon Imper:älism, the sugar coating of the pil! | Hberty, and after \u201cTh to th as | it and that, already formed upon the question?1 is no! trat we desire to complain; -but this Incident supplies us wi gument which we many times.colonies to take part déliberations bevause their\u2019 their sentiments are generally-opposed to.thôse of the Empire, and their apin- ion can be of no efficacy in these sem- To-day \"we are not consulted, hut we are not vexed lt would be different if we asked in good\u2019 bignces nf.confabulations.about it.\u2018saw that our opinion, vitation to disgust, It is Impossible for in the Imperial th dn ar- have enunciated\u201d the interests \u2018been sot.aside.dissatisfaction and disloyalty.No Other Title.\u201ca Presse says \u2018last nig} jer.Scme pretend that he \u2018be.Lord Arthabasca: him as the Viscount of Can fous minds are \u2018satisfied to call him.Mr.Laurier One of his friends assures.us \u2018that Sir determined.to accept no o The acceptance.of \u201cSir\u201d precedents.looked at the same Pay hi: will ada, Ser and \u201cThe | newspapers dre busy.just now finding | titles of nobility for Sir Wilfrid Laur- soon others speak of ter to prove,{or an examination of Han- eard.shows Re speeches belong to one large \u2018and uninteresting family.MR.WADE OF ANNAPOLIS.Mr.Wade of Annapo Jment speech from an pon of \u2018view.He began, as all the Government.members - have .to.begin ther -epeeches, by refuting misleading \u2018state- Gents made by léaders of the Opposition.r°\u201cSmith, of-Wentworth, a few days ago said the Minister of Agriculture \"had | done so little\u2019 for the fruit business that the apple men of the Annapolis Valley wergdissatistied.Mr.Wade stated the i{ruit growers were dissatisfied, but with a steamship company that had failed to car- fry.out a contract, and not with the Gov- sernment which had.offered \u201ca bonus and entered into a eo ytract avith the steamers, The leader out the Opposition.said the l\u2018Government had no policy and for that reason men were afraid to inveest money .in Canadian enterprires.Both.these statements were wrong, The Gayern- ment had a well defined and -thoroughly lived: -up \u2018do policy and Sustead, of \u2018men being afraid to invest mo in Canada outsiders\u2019 were crowding one other: to get their capital ii.und the Dominion Steel (Companies in his.own - provinde: were examples of - foreign \u201cjvonfidence: Mr: Wade -said that figuring from the 1891 census, which he know was not thoroughly accurate but would serve the purpose, he believed that only about \u2018160,000 persons in \u2018Canada were en- ployed in\u2019 manufacturers that would come under \u2018the \u201cbenefits of a .protective tariff.He doubted the wisdom \u2018of the 85 per cent.or 90.per cent.of the people af Canada e e ity, expecinlly if that taxation was out of pall proportion.\u201d The gentlemen opposite seéemed to think, \u2018in the préparation of a child\u201d type, come 1n for a lot of gentle which it is hoped we will swallow oneof [tariff that -only the manufacturing inter- \u2018parody.There Is a New coon song, and these days.What: is more flattering |ests need to be considered: e far- for-the-vanity-of-a-young_colony\u2014than\u2014mers-the-fishermen\u2014the- miners-and-a-hun- of the Government.: \u201cMr.Speaker,\u201d wing Mr.Wade in\" \u2018con: clusion, I must pay a tribute to those: mounted men \u2018cf \u2018Canada, the heroes of \u2018Hart's River.These men who have shied | \u201ctheir blood for the ¥mpire.These men chose death: rather than surrender., They cl have added Tustee to the.name -of Canada \u201cthat will he ax eiduring as time, and with such déeds before us: and the records of the other Canadian contingents.that \u2018have gone: to South Africa may we not, Css of political faith; fee! that we can call owmnelves Canadians?\u201d t '.TALKING TO \u2018RHE BENCHES.CA general dewial of all claims that the Government\u2018 has done.well was nade by Mr.Northrup: an Opposition member cent continue to he: misgoverned ii view Jf stich\u2019 confusion on\u2019 the Tight side of the House and so much talent and honesty\u2019.on the left.The present Government: had not -lowered thé tauiff, they had not aided in prosperity, they had not\u201d vromoted: foreign\u2019 trade.But they claimed them all.No one den.ed all these denials, uo one heard them hui three \u201cre porters=and the-halls~ and anen\u2014\u2014 here were only twelve members in the House, moet \u201cappropriately.Mr.| denied \u2018the Faberais evervtliimg Mr.Ward «aid he regretted that the speakers ou the Government side did nog give the Liberal thing toward the development of Canada.Mr.Ward wmstituted clauns on everything he had charged his opponents vith havin overlooked.lhe admission of Alberta amc the Northwest Territories, the admission Intimate or British Column dnd Prince Edward Wilfrid 1s | Island and: the ¢ \u2018inadian Pacitie Railway.ther title.A Peterboro man, Mr, was in order, obligatory: by The.other titles cannot be MAI.\u2018GEO.WILLIAMSON, np.Major Williamson.of Kingsbury.was pendre began at 10.30 p.m., 1m spite of tl iténess of the hour another subject, to roast the preferen- tal tart.\u201d We \u2018should.have the interest of the Dominion first in our thoughts and acts.Tiiecre was no reason for Canada encouraging\u2019 the mechanic\u2019 .of Manchester at the expense of the mechänie of Ontario.The woollen: manufacturers of this country were especial stlfercrs under the pres-| ent.tariff.| everybody Happy.he action of\u201d th born: near \u2018sanquhar.Dumérieshire, - The Government had granted no\u2019 relief piece Is spirited and gives opportunity! Scotland; in 1833.~ He came \u2018out, to though.earnestly applied by the woollen\u2019 | for many ridiculous and amusing situa-§ Montreal in 1848 and moved to\u201d Mel- |-manufacturers.Tue American mills tions, and the cast, composed of the pourne, Que., in 1549.In 1855 he prür-(drew the best Canadian.worksem so the ; permanent company, whose standard chased the Clark mills on.Salmon manufacturers Were being squeezed be: of ability is familiar In Montreal, in- Creek, \u2018and \u2018engaged in the lumber |twWeen Che British preference and-the Am- \u201cterpret the various parts dn pleasing pusitñess.These mills are now the 'erican demand for Canadian labor.Mr.manner.\u201cLiza,\u201d a \u2018catchy song by maintenance of the thriving: incor- Kennedy maintained that a sufficiently high | Miss Marion .Longfellow, and a (rl porated yillage of \u2018Kingsbury, named | tariff would have prevented the factories: | entitled \u201cBurlesque,\u201d by Miss Long- after: the nto postofice inspector, King, | closing.ffellow, Mr.(* ooper and Mr.Castle are warmly; received \u201cand elicited repeated encores.The performance is.mêre than uguatly en- i tertairing and well done.The living.studies in art, \u2018ag (ha, name implies, ate a series of pictures, being coples: of noted paintings, in |- ï which the life figures ate.represented by living models.They are indevd | tiruly artistic and refine 1, finis and beautiful in conception \u2018and execution |- and in themselves well repay a visit to the theatre.A pies the middle centre of the proscen- fum opening in front.of \u2018which \u2018hangs rich dark red curtains, which are | parted .and drawn together by.two pretty and handsomely dressed pages Fbetween\u2014each-nuntbett: wditortunr is darkened,-and the Nght effect, which is fine, is centered on: the pleture : groupé, with a result both admirable und charming.= Amohg the number \u201cSpring,\u201d a scene showing six small children in a fleld of fowers, - und Can't Yow \u201cTalk,\u201d in which a sweet and tiny child looks wistfully into the face of a,huge -mastiff, are particularly fine, and In company with \u2018Rock of Ages,\u201d \u201cWooing,\u201d and Evangeline,\u201d \u2018who caresses a -\u2018\u2018real live\u201d calf, seemed.to please most, although 1t 1s hardly fair to give épecial mention to any gpeclal one, for every picture ls a r, gem and pleas2s all tastes alike.The ! costumes, draperies, backgrounds {nd à light effects are rich and effective a he colorings appropriate and mellow.e management deserves liberal and- rell-merited congratulation, and\" his forts thus far give earnest of the ful- [lment of his promised improvement in the performances at Proctor's.A new orchestra {s also provided.The Royal., .- - .* \u201cManchester's New York stars pave always been favorites with patrons of the Theatre Royal, and the of thelr week's engagement here vente.day was grested by large audiences.A Female sextette, 1h which 3 most all [ of tte mefibers are able well, Mcintyre os Rice, \u2018the and Cirlin an Brown are all good Dumbers, hile > Ne Hathaway and pher large frame occu-~ |\u2019 e déroors se in Seidl and the present ford Mountain Railroad.\u2018During.the Trent + ol e \u2018pany, which afterward pecame No.2 \u2018Battalion.retired after some twenty years\u2019 serv- fcé with the rank of major; he was also a member of the municipal council of e which od was mayor, dnd id algo -a justice of the peace for the district of St.Francis He retired from business at the ond f the last century, selling his interes i\" i \"frm of \u2018Williamson company of the 54th Melbourne and Brompton eight yedrs, during six of in the well knoyn terminus of \u2018the Or- troublés - Major Willlamson ralséd a volunteer \u2018com- Thé Minister of Customs- moved the ad: | journment and will speak t0-morrow.- ANSWERS fe QU ESTIONS.Replying Lo Mr, Taylor, Hori.Mr.Fisher bid the cust ob taking: the census im 1881 was 56,904, for 1881 it was #570,115;.Fo dale in 1901, the cost has been $986,200.To complete the cost was cxtimateds $185; 703, making a total of $1,170,000 us the Lu tal «cost ot the \u2018101 census.| | Mr.Blair told Mr.Monk that st.op lave Station was built by Mur.for $4,000.* He was the lowest tenderer but the contract was.not given ta tho lowest tenderer becuse if was $4,500 and the Government did not- think it low\" enough, - : Sir , Wilfrid Laurier said the Govern: | with the Opposition, but the minority are; It 13 reported, perhaps unkindly, | This is a difficult mat- | being taxed for.the-benëtit of the minor- regard.proud to-day |.[se Wade Makes a Neat Speech.g is made a Govern- l stern Liberal point i The Dominion.Coal | dred other interests had claim on the care | from East Hastings.Canada should not |; and two of them were asleep, \u2018while the : rest were writing Jetters.Mr.Ward, of East Furham.- foliawed Nerthrup having | F Conservatives credit for having done any- | T.Luundey J ' \u201cLILAC * Yb.packsty sopeadeseee BB cents each THE BRST \u201cDAY IN CANADA\u2014 Alicante.2 : \u201cBpeg A PURE, : HEALTHEUL AND FOR THE «\u201c Spectal \u201d Alicante, $3.00 .peclal ** Alle \u201cMarsala.ped dozen bottles.$8.00 per dozen bottles.ante, i.50 per case of one fozen - bottl Marsala.Our Marsala Wines, INGHAM'S \u201c VIRGIN ! * MARSALA WINE, 60 cents per botle, $2.75 per gallon, $8.50 TE?140 survie denis.nn\" VALUE | FOR THE money IS PACKET TEAS: \u201c8oLD Lo \"LILAC\" TEA 50 \u2018cents per pound.Alicante.Alioaste.INVIGORATING TONIC WINE.| convqLES CENT OR INVALID.peclal \"\u2019.Alicante, 75 cents per bottle.es.Marsala.WOODHOUSE'S \u2018* BRONTE \" MARSALA WINE, 5 cents per bottle, $3.50 per gallon, ITALIAN WARRHOUSE, BOILED LOBSTERS, FINNAN HADDIES, BLUEFISH.\u201cSTEAK COD, ee \u2014\u2014 Bon Tor.Main 417-418.PHELPS & BINNS, 56 Victoria Square\u2019 Hams a MA WINE (VIN DB MBSE), 0 cents per bottle, $60 per gallop, $4.50 per dogen FRASER, VIGER & co.207.209 and :211 St: James Strest : .The Laing | PACKING & PRO VISION.14\u2014 Retail Stores-14 .aT Co., Ltd.p\u2014 \u2014 \u2018 15e, 25c and 45c Tins.- pearance, body.For the summer season make an ideal Floor Covering.are saritary, easily\u2019 kept clean and always present a \u2018fresh ap- We have just received a large shipment of \u2018these Mattings in all colours and designs and: at prices to suit every- Thomas Ligget, - Mail orders receive special attention.:° ~ \u2014EMPIRE BUILDING 2472, 2474 and 2476 CL ARKE\u2019S 2270 St.Catherine Street.IS À NEA: from 75c to $8.00 each.ranging from $1.50 to $8.50 EACH.WHAT EVERY LADY WANTS \u201cwhich is both useful \u2018ahd ornamentan if selected from: our fatock.We \u2018keep: the largest and best varlety- in fine LEATHER GOODS, at prices rengios And \u2018the\u2019 LATEST NOVELTIES in CUT STEEL CHATELAINE WRIST BAGS.Ih this line we bave also the largest collection ot vents 2270 ST.CATHERINE STREET.CHATELAINE BG - & Cromble to his partner, Mr.M Crombi Major \u2018Williamson has bee factor to many by his kindi e of need, a bene \u2018financlal; ith the ten at | I w e ex ion oO Tres dot at.33,000 on Chalmers\u2019 Churoh, | das Leu vi he on ; : \u2018aybecrib: Hu ment\u201d had \u201cnol.Vet decided whether to declare May 24 a Kings Birthday.+ Hon.Mr.[I itepatrick said that of 404 cases since 1897, only 16 were, heard by the full \u201cbench.in IN THE THICK OF IT.| - \u201cIn yesterday\u2019 #issue, Mr.W.\"H.\u2018Huh- \u2018ter, of Peterboro, one of the severely.wounded\u2019 members: of.the Second ~ mg a nephew of Mr.Atidrew Gunn, & Co., Toronto.This was h mistake.Mr.Gunn had a nephew réported severely wounded, but it was John Grant Gunn, the only member of the Field \u201cHospitdl Corps In the casualty list.He is a son of Dr.Gunn, of Allsa Craig, and at the time of his enlistment was a thir@ year medical, student at Lon- .don_Medical* College.He was an all- round athlete, and so eager for.actual | service that before leaving he expressed his intention of transferring Diarrhoea Weakèns the System and if not checked becomes a chronic condition.No.remedy compares with | Nerviline, which is.prepared specially for stomach and bowel troubles.As a radical cure for Cramps, Colic, gas in the Stomach, Summer omplaint, Ner- viline excels everything in the medical line, is.an indispensable household staple, and gosta.ony 2sc.Buy u bot- \u2018Mounted Rifles, was referred to as be- holiday, as well as.the i | of the firm of Messrs.D.Gunn Bros.| wages and waste money, private ownershi - MY GROCER SELLS § \u201cRegent\u2019 Baking Powder.Says.it'is better than any: \u2018yet cheupôr thaïr 8 They \u201c| ST.CATHERINS ST: = \u2018from\u2019 the \u201cField \u2018Hospital Corps to the Mounted ; Ri#@s.The report\u201d that he.has been In battle would indicate that ¢ had asucceeded in doing so.He ls a cousin of John A.Gunn, of \u2018Gunn, Langlois & Co., of thls city, and a lieutenant in the Victoria Rifles.Mr.Gunn expressed himself as not being surprised at: hearing that \u2018his cousin had been in the \u2018thick of the fight.eee erst \u201cMONTREAL MUST BLEED.\" (Toronto Telegram.) The monopoly which\u201d controls the: ness of \u2018supplyi ring light and power to Montreal points with pride to net earnings suflis cient to pay three or four times the usual the cost of: its ayster.\u2026.s Public ownership 1s accused of many failings, but the liglrand power \u201dconsumers of Montreal are bein money, which illustrates the ttium in that metropolis.ht pay larger ng its extravagance would give cheaper Jight and power than the efficiency of the Montreal monopoly, which exacts from its victima- rates sufficient to meet all fixed chm@w an still roll up a great undivided- eus plus.anpi\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LOST; MAY BE DROWNED.Kingston, April 8.\u2014(Sveciai, Fa : in being \u201cmade or John \u201cWright, ey Island, who left Wolfe Isla 16th, in the evening.to of Public ownership \u201cmf Tho 138 Was ja do tition, o busi.= dividend on.the capital which represents.bled for the.GOOD VA LUE IN hd vou Desks \u2018TEES & CO., 300 ST.JAMES ST.CHOICE BEAUTIES .Lilles, \u2018 Azaleas, Spireas, \u2018Lily of Valley, Tulips, Hyacinthe, Cyclamens, Crimson Ramblers, etc.Also a goo supply of choice cut \u2018Gowers\u2019 always on band mes ss CAIRNS, 3174 St, Catherine Street.Phone Uptown 681.; has not yet been decated, it is feared he \u2018broke through and was drowned.De: ceased was aman weighing 100 lbs, and about 40 years of a \u2018engineer on the st eamer GlengetTy.commande , BABK mom SOUTH.Wena.al Re lle, wi > eho = Le in de: Sa a ine at he front aver sinon, Te : re \u201cTe ey | ja \"LABOR NEWS.> (Contributed) È ASK MINIMUM Inside\u201d Wiremen™ Will be |Ladies\u2019 Blouses Splendid Collection of the New And Approved Styles Anderson's Zephyr te Chambray Blouses, cluster of tucks back and front, soft cuffs, fancy tie furnished.Open in front.Sizes: 32 to White Swiss Muslin Blouses, cluster of tucks back and \u2018front, tximmed with : fine-Swiss edging, low neck .and short sleeves, ~fasten\u2014in\u2014the back; Iu- sleeves to match, gray, and green.all sizes .eo0ee eesrennssesessessanetrsans .Fancy embroidered Chambray Blouses, cluster of 5 tucks down the back, sleeves to match, hemstitched tle.86.Colors: blue, gray, old rose and tan .Japanese Silk Blouses, tucks and\u2019 insertion back and front, sleeves to match, scalloped eoft cuff, col.ar with narrow bemstitched tle, finished with steel * _ buckle, fastened at the side with small pearl buttons, All colors and sizes .84.73 Taffeta Stik Bloudes, tucked and hemstitc hed bac collar; with hemstitched points and silk-cover All colors and TT se sassesecasacanies % .with soft cuffs.Colors: blue, pink, ; masosoies \u2026\u2026 81.59 ensssuressessaso senanassacse sense 81.98 à pren in the back.Sizes: 32, 3 and eereesrrei a rie aranestnoriesienne 84.69 and front, sleeves also buttons, bishop sleeves for money expended.Black mercerized Sateen Skirts, with 2 Ladies\u2019 Underskirts We have garments of this character\u2019 ranging in price from Te up.But whatever price you ¢hoose to pay, we can.assure you.of full value | Dark Gray Lustre Skirts, \u201cwith a 14-in.\u201cac cordeon- \u2018pleated flounce- .graduated pleated flounces, finished with fancy open-work, feather-stitched Black Silk Moreen, Skirt, with accordeon- pleated \u201cTaffeta silk: Sounce, finished with silk ruching; extra fine qual ÉÉY Gerosrelençencee lescdnane secs qencre { secsccc00u .83.sueaveerrvrron 100000 puacHe0S 2200 00000 : ., ' - morrow.1 doz.\u2018fine \u2018Valencia Oranges , 11b.best Cheese .1 1b.-can imported Herrings; kinds 11b.can imported Mackerel.1 package Malt Breakfast Foo ,1 package Wheat Marrow socuveu 12 Grocery List \u201cA saving on every \u201cfem | 7 These prices: in force.to- 9 1 package Shredded Wheat Biscuits ste itin Raspberries, - Strawberries, or .\u2018Pears, in héavy \u2018syrups.\u2026.12e 6 packets English Soap Powde .124c; 11b.tin'C.& B.Marmalade.13Vc 1 doz.best Lemons .\u2026.i.\u2026.\u2026 12%4c New Maple \u2018Syrup, pure .15476 5K 2c, the Coffees 80e por lb.sure of Money's Worth When You Buy a a Co ~ Strathcona Brand of ~~ Tea or Coffee: You frequently pay more for inferior arades.Strathcona Tep costs W.H.Scroggie, Corner st Catherine and University Sts.+ + \u201c A UCTION SALES Sale of Real Estate by Auction | Jn Re JOHN HOOD, of, \u2018ot, the Towa of West «mount, Insolvent.* The undersigned _ will sélt - by \u201cauction; at: .Rooms, \u2018No, 1821 Notre Dame Street, on + TUESDAY, 15th APRIL, 1902, the real estate, as follows: : A lot.of land situate on the N.E.\u201ccorner of Montrose and Aberdeen Avenues; \u201cTown of Westmount, \u2018fronting on Aberdeen Avenue, and measuring 78 feet in, width in front and in rear, -by 101 feet in depth.About 7,878 square feet.\u2018Sale at.10 O'Clock A.M.\u2019 pe Particulars at office of Curator.A.W.STEVENSON, Curator.Bank of Toronto Chambers, Montreal, 27th March, 1902.\" M.HICKS & CO, Auctioneers.Regular Weekly TRADE SALE mm \u2018Benning & Barsaloi, | AUCTI ONEÉRS; 4 Will hold, at their Salesrooms, Nos.ss and 88 St.Peter Street, Jon Wednesday, April oth, At 10 O'Clock A.MA large clearing sale of in the \"DRY Goops Woollens and Worsteds, - Tweeds, Clothing.Boots and Shaes, Rubbers, etc, without any reserve whatever.Liberal terms.\u2014 Plumbing Satisfaction pment add lens experience by a ise garant tion.We keep ia stock Tie og 02 Gazallers.ein Brackets, Lies Lights, Globes M WALSH &.& CD.us Fitters, Frumbers ont Staambtearn, Office and Werks\" ~ bes to 66% ORAIG STREET > « Trade Sale Wednesday, 19th inst.At Ten O'Clock -A.M., \u201cAt our Rooms, 69 St.James Street, a large, | quantity of of Crockery, Glassware, Fancy Goods, Lamps, Black and Japan Tens, 175 boxes of Prunes, 125 boxes of.Currants,\u2019 200 boxes of Soap, 256 cases of Wines, 30 caddies of Tobacco, 20 bags of Nuts, Pickles, ete.* Also\u2014A stock of assorted DRY \u2018GOODS.Tweeds.Corsets; Dress Goods, Linéns, Top Shirts, Lace, Suspenders, Han jkerchiefs, Linings, loslery, Gloves, \u2018Ribbons, Embroidery, Ready Mize) Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, etc, - No reserve ct in lots to the.trade.Easy terms.; .MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers.\u2014_\u2014 ! Important Sale TABLE & SHELF OILCLOTE |.BY AUCTION, At our Salesrooms, \u2018Nes.86 and 88 St.Peter Street.on : THURSDAY, April 10th, At 10 O' Clock AM.Ovet 800 Pieces Table and\u2018 Shetf Oiteloth, superior quality and new patterns.Sale without any reserve.: | BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctioneers.ree] | \"TRADE MARKS IN ALL COUNTRIES gl ie ping, com \u201cmor T TAKE YOUR OLD PIANO!\u201d to the Dew v house, give | fn rb ent for de of ne fi famous prize medal \"UPRIGHT PIANOS 42d have 1s delivered after you are settiod w hom: forms on balance made to suit your circum- tr OPEN \u2018EVENINGS.TRRDD MARKS CWEN N.EVANS, Temple Bulldiox, Mowrazau - Svs copy out in TP » Spirionce AR [3 ketcB, model or on & maso a ha = rm É > Q =.MORRIS | .CONTRACTORS.Syracuse, April 8.\u2014(Speclal.}\u2014Ex-Commis- sloner of Public Works James H.Meagher! of the contracting \u2018firm of: Meagher & En- right, hés returned from, Toronto, .where he had gone to submit proposals for clty \u201c| paving contracts.His mission was found to be futile because of \u2018action \u2018taken by the aufhorities to exclude competition from\u2019 the United States.It was sald that while bids from this side- of the boundary might be submitted, they would have to be In the name of Canadians or they would be thrown out.Action to prevent.\u2018American firme: from \u2018obtaining municipal contracts in Toronto \u2018has been taken by the Counddl of that city during the past few weeks.During last week Tt was annohiiced there that contracts could not be .awarded Amerlcans in the - same of Canadians, D \u201c Interesting to proie who are remuving | and Organizer Lowe, #; Union, were present and delivered ad: TORONTO\u2014EXCLU R TCAN | Examination.The Electrical Workers bave joined the -|.movement for better conditions and will shortly make an.effort to establish a mini- mom rate of wages in this.Industry, - Another reform which will \u2018be inaugurated shortly is the adoption of regulations requiring all inside wiremen to pass an examination jn trade matters, and take out a \u2018certificate of competency.This, it-is-sald, will guarantee to an employer that appli- _cants are qualified to do the.work they seek, and protect the general public fiom \u2019 the danger of fires resulting from defective wiring.Although the local union hae not yet been organized one year, it has a membership of ahout 400 In good standing.Probdbly no other union in Montreal has made such remarkable progress in so short.a time.The -meetings are much better attended than those of the average trade union, and are rendered Interesting by lectures on .techul- cal and trade topics.The attendance.ls frequently too large to Ye accommodated | comfortäbly in.one hall, and consequentiy 4 \u2018proposition is now under consideration to organize a new local.At last night's.meeting President\u201d Wilson.of the Trackmen's dresses.The officers of the unlon are cap- &ble and energetic, and much hard work 8 been done to secure the large membership.STONE.MASON'S DEMANDS.A large and euthuslastic meeting of the Stone Mason's Union was held tn St.Joseph's Hall last evening, President Pilon .oc¢cupylng the chair.A committee was ap, poloted to interv few.the contractors in reference to the new schedule, and to secure a declaration of their intentions as soon as possible.At\u2019the rate the stone masons are.\"joining the union this spring, it seems like- Iy the-entire trade will he organized by the.time a\u2019 definite movement Ix made to-obtain -concessions from the employers.; ASK OV ERTIME PAY, At the last meeting of Jacques Cartier Typographical Union, a resolution was adopted to the effect that the union de- \u2018T'clare that its, members must not work on .\\ teast days, public_holldays,_etc.,_for the -appointed-as-your\u2014 rèpresentative, Mr.| vo a good \u2014thing-for_ both_ countries.segular rate of wages.All such work must.e regarded as overtime, and be paid for \u2018| accordingly.A committee was appointed to |.request the Mayor: to carry out the provi- slong of the unlon label.resolution: \u2018passed by \u2018the aldermen.It was decided to recommend Foix Mar- ois to the International Tulen as a candl- date qualified to act as general organizer for: the Province of Quebec.Tbe masters, of the'chapels reported everything satisfae- | tory, with an: Increasing demand for the union label on- printed articles: MeGUIRE'S EXPULSION.Great Interest: is: \u2018being \u2018manifested hy.local labor\u2019 leaders™in - the \u2018efforts of \u2018the executive board.\u2018of the United «Brotherhood {of Carpenters aud Joiners to discredit P.J.MeQuire, the founder and \u2018international _Becretary- \u2018treasurer of the brotherhood, as well as one of the moving spirits in the\u2019 \u201corganization of the American Federation of Labor.\u2018While Mr, McGuire was on a siek- bed some months, a number of the officials\u2019 \u201cdeclared \u201chis books.Were wrong: and expelled him from the brotherhood.- Mr.McGuire has demanded an: investigation, but this has \u2018been refused him.It seems that the persecution of Mr.McGuire Is due to a raclal difference between the Germans and Irish, the former of whom have, by some means, secured a majority on the.executlve hoard.Under Mr.McGulre's direction, the unlon built up à membership of 100,000 and raised wages from $1.50 to $2.50 and $3.80 per day, CATARRH |The Mother \u2018of Consumption.\u2018 How This Dread Disease May be Prevented and Cured.The Opinions of People | \" Who Have -Been - Cured hy CATARRHOZONE \u201c Caterrh is very often spoken of us the mother of consumption, because when unchecked it extends from the plage of beginning to the bronchial tubes, then deeper and deeper, till finally the\u2019 disease becomes.consumption of the lungs.of CatarTh \u2018is Catantfhozoue.to a parts \u201cof the \u201cbreathing be OVE ~ kills the disease and drives it completely.out,of the system.Mrs.Mary J.Whitney, of Cloy Street, Topeka, Kansas, was cured of nasal Ca tarrh after twenty years suffering.by Ca- ; éhe says: \u201cI owe to Catarrhozone an immense debt of gratitude.It-cured me of Catarrh of the most di le, kind, after doctors \u2018without number Lad prono my case incurable.My breath is pure and \u2018respiration regular, and I do not any\u2019 more sitce us Ghtarrhogoe.t has cured me .Another case of chronie Ostarris that res cured od quickly by Catarrhozone is that of Mr -of 1700 Névasto St., : Austin, Texan.Lee Luce says: Nal ri sou.sant douches, aocmie- ouches ors, tablets, stomach medicines, ste.etè., but they did: not do'me muah good.\u201cThen I tried Catarrhozone, and received relief Great Bagttph Remedy fee Lo Gout & Mhoumation 0 À or home H If you want the best Inlaid Linoleums, in > and ks \u2018A.0.U.W.Cork\u201d Carpets or Scotch and American FPN the follow: (speaks of | No.I.Jeseté tor | Pisiton = lowest pric, poy a vik \u2018to be tepeate a od colds firn velly Es in at Victorin sh restmoui Programme.ME ; cata fon \"which 1 uffered \u201cdebate.\u201d Ln Co ~~ 5 more Dr leu very pring aod : DEATH OF MRS.JOHN NICHOLSON tarrhozone vas the only rémed remedy\u2019 that =| .ITALIAN ANARCHISTS JAILED.Mrs.John Nicholon 17 3 17 Belmont A Se is #0 od for Batasinal aloe, April 8.Malutenta, She well well, instant.be.Many friends © de, Ite Ee i» quite meg ualled in the his- gontumacien to ve mn moniba {mpeionment Nichola AN eg Meier sod cwely Sod in well il cars To ely | spain] a puabine a he the nude ae , gret to learn.of the death of their mo- ey treatment uote to cure.dent Renter.His co-anarchist- Sot- Eber, \u2018The ee Sill be lu Boo Price, #1 q ai 2 Sang Drug: | tov, was arraigned r he me dr 0 jatesmen nest * I inte, on, wate, : (bise Ms 8 aia fx been made the recipient of a silver | medal and \u2018a bronze medal:in recogni- | tion of valuable information .he has Company, returned _yester- |.\u2018Messrs.C.C.Richards & Co.- .Gentlemen,\u2014After suffering for seven years with inflammatory rheumatiém, so.bad that I was eleven months confined to .my room, and for two years could not dress.myself without help.Your agent \u2019 gaye.me h bottle of MINARD\u2019S LINIMENT in May, '97, apd asked nie to tr it, which I did, and was so well please with the results I procured more.Five bottles completely cured me #nd I have had no return of the pain for \u201ceighteen months.The above facts are\u201d \u201cwell known to everybody \u2018in this\u201d village and nelghbor- hood: .Yours gratetully; À DAI st, Timothee, Que., May 16th, an 861.187.21 5 Offices at 87 St.Peter st.CROWN STOUT| Refrigerators, All Sizes; $6.50 up.Water Filters, - \u201cYork Gas Stoves, Steel Ranges.Geo.R.Prowse 224 St.James St.Mentresr + - COAL MINING COMPANY, LTD.Works\u2014Drummond Colliery, Westville, Nova -Scotia.* Miners apd Producers of \u201cDrummend- Cont tities to suit purchasers.Shipments by water.ovr rail.Head Office, Room 311, Merchants Banks .Building, Montreal.=== Vones&Henry Decorators _ and Painters, WALL PAPERS, RELIEF ORNAMENTS, GLASS, ETO.Designs and estimates, furnished for.* work in.City or Country.Bell Tel.Up 2452 ummm, 5 McGILL COLLEGE AVR, ee errr FHE_NEV FRENCH REMEDY, =\"; A Ci LE FN Se employed in the Continental Hospitals by Rostan, Jobert, Velpeau, and others, combines the desiderata to be sought in a medicine of the kind and surpasses everything hitherto empl THERAPION No.1 - In a remarkably short time, often\u2019'a few days only without the slightest Jiscomfort, inconvenieness * errisk, effects a cure, saperscding- capsules\u2019 and astringent fluids.THERAPION No.2 for impurity of the\u2019blood.scurvy, pimples blotches, pains and swelling 0 the rar, Fheumatism, and,all iiseases for which Ît has! too much a fashion to employ meroury, &c., to the destruction\u201d of sufferers\u2019 and ruin of health.This preparation purifies whele'system through the blood, and thoroughly\" , eliminates every p.isonous matter frém the body.THERAPION No.3 for nervous exhaustion, impaired vitality, sleaps Jessness, and all the diatressing consequences booty * dissipation, residence in hot, unhealthy climates, &o.It potsesser surprising power in restoring strength and vigour to the: detllicated, | THE a RAP chants 1 rou; - Price in England 2/9 & 4/6 ordering, state which of the three numbers is yequired, andobeetve \u201cabove, Trade Mark, which is a » c-simile of werd - * THRRAPION.\" as itappears an the Government damp (in white letters on a red ground) aflizsd te every the prit out henri Tw Secor Second Hand Safes \u2018Lot of Shelving and .Office Furniture and ~~ Stationery Supplies,\u2019 For Sale Cheap.THE Fs one cory ~ = Fhe INTERCOLONIAL This successful and lnghly popular remeay, ow is sold iain > Art Association, Phillips Square, .: : \u2019 ckage by order of Her Majesty's Hon, « Vonimiisuioners: and without which itis à forgesys .Sold B n 1 es Limited and Coke, -from_ the celébrated Pictou Seams _ [ot Nova Scotia.Offered in all sizes and quan.SE 4 \"Canada From Exhibit.CONSTANT DEMAND FOR OMPLISHE | intelli nce hesitate \u2018about believing that a visitor to Canada co enter a railway train at Montreal and travel in comfort, in luxury, indeed, for a distance of nearly three thousand miles, every mile on Canadian soil, without leaving the train until he: reached the.prosperous and growing of Vancouver, on the Pacific coast; not a few people express surprise rmed cit VARIED INFORMATION \u201cComment of Visitors \u2018to Royal \u2019 change Shows Seed is Being Widely Sown.ST \u2018Ex (Special Correspondence of The Heraid.) .London, March 29.\u2014The midday restric.tiona originally provided for: connect with the admission of the public.tb the.Colonial Exhibition at the Royal Exchange __have been removed, with the he result that a continuous stream people will be going and coming during the.time that the Ex- .change is open each day.lt is announced.\u2018that the averagé daily attendance is about 25,000 persons.As the \u2018exhibition is to * be open six weeks, six days each week, it may .be estimated \u2018that nearly a million of ple will have inspected the exhibits Between the 10th March, the date of the opening, and the day of \"closing.Inquir- \u2018les made in the Canadian section resulted KT my_ being informed by the secretary , James Brodie) that the supply of Yi rature daily put on the tables for gratuitous distribution, on the principle : ot \u201cfirst come first served\u201d is quite unequal \u2018tô the demand, and similar \u2018information wae obtained in the space.allotted to the Canadian Pacific Railway.Company, whose \u201cmoving pictures\u201d of -Imperial express - \u2018trains crossin:: the Continent and of steamships of the Empress line.between British Columbia ports and.China and Japan, continue to be one of the chief attractions of the exhibition.DISTANCES AND RESOURCES.An overwhelming majority of people.in this country, has no idea whatever of distances in Canada and are just as ignor-, ant regarding the general character of the \u201ccountry, the variety and richness où its Tesources, t.e magnificence of its scenery the magnitude.of its lakes, and rivers the character of its climate, its system of Government, its educational advantages, thé social life of its people and other marked features of the \u2018make up\u2019 of the Do- minion\u2014as it is possible for them to be.|\u2018 1 have known men of more than average\u2019 (YOUR FAITH Te A \u2018 ours if you t Shiloh\u2019s Consumption Cur e .and ours'is so strong we guarantee a cuie or refund [free trial-bottle-if-you\u2014writefor_it.The followin { England, When they are info that some of the anen\u2014who-1 rica,\u201d travelled huhdreds of miles more than that distance before they embarked at_a Canadian port for Cape - Town.It.is interesting to listen to the comments made by visitors to-the exhibition.reflect the general \u2018tone \u201c1 had no.idea that Canada was so extensive\u201d; \u201cCanada muet be a great country\u201d, \u201cI should like to live there,\u201d \u201cThe climate cannot be injurious when the Canadian people look a *vigorous and strong,\u201d \u201cHow rich- the Dominion must be in forest and mineral -wealth.w.a\u2014pratient-view-\u2014of\u2014the| \u2018ete.\u201cThen there i x situation, viewed \u2018rom three standpointa; (1) The encouragement of travel in Ch ada, promoted illustrations of Cana dian scenery; (2), the encouragement ot emigration, by the distribution, of pamphlets, descriptive of various parts of the Dominion and furnishing detailed iuforma- tion regarding the geography, climate, sys tem of government, land regulations, .educational advantages, social life of the people, ete., and (3) attracting the investment of capital by the display of exhibits representing the.rich and varied natural aesources, of the Dominion.ENCOURAGE THE COLON l Es.left Canada _xo_ participate in fighting the Empire\u2019s battles in South Af- health.f AI 3Y THE COLONIAL EXH ne display bé specim ces at he Colonial pee tion has tended to empliasize the feeling.In this connec: tion I cannot do better than quote from \u2018the London Financial News or he 21st inst.n an interesting orial a e reviewi the main facts of Mr.Fielding's budget \u201cspeech (which by the way, were bulletined by London newspapers in such h hes \u2014as-\u2014\u201cProsper tinued Prosperity,\u201d \u201cCanada Ahead,\u201d ete.) it alludes to the satisfactory condition of affaims as set forth by the Minister of Finance, and then it refers tu recently published official literature (circu: lated at: the Colonial Exhibition; as fol lews: .GOOD w ORDS FOR CANADA.\u201c\\With regard to the.hand books to which we Imve refefred it 18 mpossible to read them without ariiving ate the conclu: \u2018sion that Canada\u2019s only at the beginning of ther.economic development, The census, eturns-have proved-disappointing to many who expected that the population\u2019 of the Dominion | would have made greater strides the past decade: but Mr, Fielding stantial growth, and-that there ws rope of much bétter things | in the course of the next \u2018decade.And, notwithstanding the rival attractions of South Africa, and the drain of Canadians across the border owing to the marvéllous development of the United States, we think Mr.Fielding will be justified.- lets before ues that there is room for almost infinite development.and that development Will come asc Canada, gets better known, On.cach of the three points it is gratify=d and as Lhe stories-ol her irightiul winters ing to \u2018note that leading British newspaners have become alive to encouraging.the colonies rather than \u2018foreïgn- countries, Every] body knows that the United.States.of America is to .a great\u2019 extent the\u2019 great nation it is.to-day as the direct ve-u't of immigration; and now that the Imperial idea: \u201chas taken\u2019 ~iich a strong hold in this coun- try\u2014the outgrowth in its latest development of the Enirit vi loyalty_manifested-in the colonies in coming to \u2018the aid: of the Mother Country in the struggle in.South Africa\u2014the feefing is deepening that Brit- igh people, if they will leave home to seek their fortunes abr \u2018oad, ,#hould he-encouraged: to settle in Some British colony, where they would continue to.remain subjects of the same.sovereign, to live under the old flag, and where they could realizé the etrength of the connection in the sentiment \u201cFis not distance-that can sever those in heart and feeling one.\u201d [It is safe to say that the majority of men who leave this corntry and seftle, say, in \u2018the United States, are lost-to the Empire: on the con: trary, -all who go to one of the Australian colonies.to the Dominion «of Canada, .to Scuth Africa remain a factor in the personal make up of the Empire.\u2019 Then as to the question of encouraging investment.of British capital in the colo-, nies in.preference to foreign countries, it is almost unnecessary to .remark, is a rich country.Mililons of moiiey are lying, vear in and vear out, waiting an opportunity for remunerative investinent.money, and we send you - SHIL,OH'S costs 25 cents and will cure Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all Jung 1 Troubles.Will cure a Cough or cold ina day, and t.us prevent serious results.It has been doing these things for 50 years.§.C.WELLS & Co, Toronto, Can.| (KerPs Clover Root Tea, corrects the Stomach ch to \u2018make an investment.a reasonable return lzeta-solventi-honest- scheme be put_before- the British canitalist, and \u2018he is ever ready \u2018As a rile; he.does not allow sentiment to influence his action, As long as he is persuaded that he can get for hig venture, he does not care in what yiart of the world his \u201cinvestment is mutes But recent events have suggested to the press the giving of a become duly.discredited.Canada has se\u2019 vere wintels undoubtedly: but in Ontario \u2018and Quebec particularly; \u2018they are not so | bail as the stay-at- home E nglishman has been led to imagine.They are bright and healthy.and the rest of the year isa beau- tito] climates.Po.take only Ontario, the varied [farming capacities ares as.rich\u2019 as \u2018coukt be desired.lt was Ontario.to quote from one of these little byoks before us, while at the Chicago World's Fair \u201cwas adjudged the front place as to Jive stock, dairy and fruit, ex 1ibits, and stood equal to any competing Province or State in the variety and exve lence, of her general farm products.And C-uiada has.not stood still sine 18930 Transport facilities are in- cléasing, fresh lands, such as the New Ontario distriet, on the northern shore of the \u2018Great Lakes, are being Parcelled out and generally.opined up tor settlement; the Guvernment has à vigilant eve for suitable immigrants, and Canadian.\u2019 products.ave winning their way fast in the world\u2019s esteem.\u201d Canada.offers as good a home as any to he found in the world to the intend ing emigrant.and as good a field for the eniploymént\u2019 vf capital also by those who live upon\u201d this.ide of thé Atlantic.We wish no harm to British South Africa in pleading tliat its ¢havmi should not pecple forgetful of whit British America has to offer.\u201d Lu Articles similar in sentiment to.the above are bi no means, phenonrenal , in the columns of British -riewspapèrs; now-d- days Such pämphiets as those referred to \u201ccannot\u201d be too widely They help to \u201cepreail the light)\u201d to furnish such reliable information as it is.desirable in_the substantial interests of the Dominion should be scattered\u2019 far and wide throughout the country.And when their contents, ave fatorably the press and colonial preference Hongly- North Po -\u2014 our Stores will be closed at 8 p.m.\u2018every day, Saturday excepted.§ Great Spring Sale of Things for the House Ë HE season for house cleaning, refurnishing, decorating: and general home beantifying \u2018During this month\u2014and the earlier the better \u2014everybody\u2019 s thoughts turn i , toward Furniture, Carpets; Draperies, Kitchen and Housecléaging Helps, China, Houge- keeping Linens, ete.Everybody is figuring the cost.The\u2019 pfices quoted: by the several departments entering.upon this great Spring \u2018Sule to-day will be of interest and assistance And we: know that thousands of people will be attracted to Dupuis Freres because of the manifest saving of money indicated i in the many It is indeed true that - _ Buying Here insures the Actual Saving of Many, Many Dollars.x has come.to all who are planning home improvemerits.special items appended.| CRRA | DUPUIS FRERES : ESS \u2018 puis _ same.> \u2014e .LINEN GOODS.- FLOOR OILCLOTHS.LINEN\u2014Tatle Cloths, sheeting and towels, wn- .AMERICAN OILCLOTH, 1%, 2, 2% yards wide, 20 and 25 bleached linen, 84 in.wide,.\u2026.vi .\u2026.DOC IMPORTED ENGLISH \u2018OILCLOTH, 3 yards wide.ae, LINEN TABLINS, -\u2018\u2019rough dice,\u201d 56 in wide.a5c LINON EU ane 40e per gard.doc wns : .- re yards wide, c an ec LINEN TABLING, unbleached, §6 in.wide .75C TINGLEUMS.3 yards wide\u201d 60c, 5e, $1.00 and $1.2 - BLEACHED DAMASK, from 60c to $2.00 yard.INLAID LINOLEUMS, $1.00 to $1.75.LINEN SHEETING, \u2018Bleached,¥ 72 in.wide.IMPORTED\" OILCLOTH, 4 yards wide, _50c, 60C, 65¢, Toe\u201d LINEN SHEETING; \u2018\u2018Bleached,\u201d 90 In.wide.\u2018and Bic.= PILLOW LINEN, 40 in.\u201cwide.recense AOC PILLOW LINEN, 45 in, wide .érentrseenseness GOC To CARPETS.PS \u20ac PILLOW LINEN, 54 in.wide [.1022001000.90C TAPESTRY, 30e, oe, 40e, &c., to nil.DOC HUCKABACK TOWELS, bleached; sizen 24 x 54 in.* BRUSSELS,\" 90c, $1.00, $1.10.$1.5 and $1.35.with fringe.Regulat value, 45¢ .2nc AXMINSTER,\u201d Wiltdn and Moquette, from $1.35.to 31.90 HUCKABACK TOWELS, bleached: size, 20 x 40 im 1 .CURTA INS.! with fri Re ular lue, 250 -.\u2026iccncoussors ; ) | .mge.Regular value, 25c- 15C New arrival In SASHNETS.New arrival in.PORTIERES.I { Choite lot \u2018of fancy Madras Muslin.c oC TA BLE COVERS.White Muslin, = Flutted Edges.\" oo CANOPY\u2014Fancy Maslin, hed canopy.Great variety.in table covers, including tapestries, damask CRADLE -Elaborately decorated cradle.\u201cOrders taken for ?chenille, plush, etc., in all sizes and an prices.w J \u2014 Special in-H for yourself what \u2018th og all sorts of House Furnishings.to \u2018save about one-third\u2019 © Come and see e saving amounts to.Fur niture Warm weather oan time to get ready.We of the great choice.away without cost and partment ; if you have pe Freres, \u2018 1571 to 1589 87.CATHERINE STREET.1° oe REFRIGERATORS.Department be soon expectéd ;7 now is the have the largest assortment of: Refrigerators, with all the improvements and in all sizes.ices.from $8.00 to $30.00.Buy now and take advantage Goods bought now.will be stored delivered when required.We.furniture that needs repairing, of any kind, oll | on us or r telephone to \u2014\u2014 ra THE.BIG EAST IND É would also call your attention to our upholstering de- : DEPARTMENTAL som, | ference to entonia ir investment; sud th the | Going i during Rud in his budget speech the cther day that thedated returns had shown a move sub- || It is clear from the pampH=} = ninke.cirentatod q réviewed by | work .os Mr.{ Watts\", Miustrated | Hunter spoke of the great artist having.) pictures in which 1éath 1s depicted.Jeiples which govern -this school \u2018of .art, |founded by Monet.| the realist of art, who deals with objects and color.as his eve views them, \u2026 |attitude- towakls life.; great pictures\u2019 of the world in magazines NE sig | eleven families are on the list receiving nad, Mr, and Mra.F; G.J | teau., Quebec, {Me Ernest Wotioigh, oft last night for Winnipeg.] Mr.and tin, J.0.Pochanan, \u201cToronto, ww\" Careful About - \u201cDon'b buy a Costume - unless you are suré the style is right.The safe way is to to a store where new styles come in\u2019 - \u2018every day.There are lots of that kind of stcre in New York, but we know ; \u2018Opening New Wardrobes N ovi-modi a\u2019 -of only one in Montreal \u2014 = COSTUMES, $10:00.TO $75.00.rine Street, East and 166 Sparks Street, Ottawa.2364 ST.CATHERINE STREET.the Novi-modi Wardrobe.The trouble is most stores import their\u2019 Costumes, which are made-up months ago.We keep a big staff of expert men- tailors, and they make \u201conly for ourawn stores.this.month at 1552 St.Cathe- Ward robe, must be apparent.\u2018 THE COLONIAL EXHIBITION Dis- \u201cPLAY.is a splendid \u2018object lesson.One may read books and pamphlets and form some vague sort of idea of a country \u2018s Tesour- ces, but when from the \u201cbuwels of the earth\u201d are extracted: and exhibited specimens of what is to be found there, and people have ocular Jemonstration to sat- tentations made, the importance.of Canada\u2019s participating on such occasions can- aot be over estimated.Now, that its advantages have become apparent 1 can well imagine how strong the feeling would have been throughout tne Dominion, if, as the result of a \u201cpenny wise .and poun foolish policy,\u201d the Minister of Agriculture had recommended to his colleagues that Canada should not beyrepresented at the Royal Exthange Exhibition.But Mr.Finher was fully alive vo the importance | of such a representation, and the result 1s a -big .adVertisement for the Donunion in\u2019 the centre of,the British Metropolis.Every dans experience - at the exhiBition omy deepens the conviction made at the open- ing\u2014that no better.move could have heen isfy them \u2018of the truthfulness of the repre- ' \u201csults urged, both in regard to: emigration and tion, \u201cWell, what do.you think of the the investment \u2018of capital, the advantages show?\u2019 I veplied, \"IL is\" first class as far as it goes, but everybody should be made.aware that, valuable and extensive as it is, it is only representative in.a limited.way, of Canadd's ittexhauistible - resources.>- Cuse Three Present Tendencies im Art.As all the directors of the department were unavoidably absent, Mrs.N.C.Smilhe, veeupied the chair and Miss Ferguson, the Club's able recording secretaty, took the minutes.The attendance was good and the \u2018influence | spring was \u201cobserved on |.the headgear vr many: of the.Club \u201cmem: ers, diss \u201cWirren Tgaye \u2014an\u2014able\u2014 paper en.\u201cMural Decoration.\u201d in which she.dealt, at some \u2018length, with the work in the Boston Library and made ~reference to the Abbey.\u201d Miss Warren also: alhided to the fact of: the.celebrated artist George lrederick Watts, having ot- tered to decoriite the statjon of the Great I North-Western Railway \u201cfree of charge, which offer was declined by an unappreciative Nation.Miss G.Hunter, M.A followed \u201cwith a.delightful, carefully As ello paper on by manir-fine points of his mast.celebrated pictures.\u201c Miss some -years ago, decided to bequeath lus work to the nation which accounts for lis seldom, of late years) selling à picture.Touching on his work.Miss Hunter said that no artist has approached.Death as he has, and illustrated this by a number of Watts is \u201cwell.known~\"\"asx a portrait.painter, #% he has had for sitters some of, the mipst famous men of the day.Sriaygele Reid read a concise interesting paper on \u201cImpressionism,\u201d explain: ing the name, \u2018and giving the leading prin- The\u201d impressiomist.is : The impressionists are much -abused, but .must- be acknowledged that a man .ha works direct from nature and paints what hie sees is likely to know more than the critic who finds fault with his color effects without having, \u2018himself, studied Nature's veculinrities.| A picture should.\u2018give a \u2018hint of the painter's philosophy, Chie point of view, his | The work of \u2018the, impressionist hon hows, none of these, \u2018bit, betrays a fondness for violent color and diffused, light.The question.\u201cWhat Has Created the Popular Interest in Art?\" vas raised, and several explanations were forthcoming.One hits the rapid acquisition of wealth in America, .another the reproduction of the and in cheap form.- tm Monday.next Hon.Robert Han.will Te ture on Wordsworth-and an the 21st the art and literature -department will hold its\u2019 Jat nieeting for the season.when the annual meeting takés place.* SOLDIERS* WIVES\u2019 LEAGUE.\u201cThe Soldiers\u2019 Wives League held a meeting yesterday morning, at which Mrs.Bus- teed occupied the chair.Others present \u2018were Mrs.BH.Birkett, Mrs.F.Minden} \u201cCole, Mrs, Hand.Miss Cowtigan, Mrs.(Rib sone, Mrs, Mackay, Mrs, Optell, Mrs, la- \u2018elle, and Mrs.Ibboteon.a present inchiding the destitute family of a man recently Lilled in South Africa.A committee was nominated to aid the.fund for, caring for the grdves of soldiers in South Africa, in which Lady Minto ia \u2018interested.Me: Percy G¢rman who has been \u2018severely ill is 8 lightly Mm.Cha n, Amherst, N.8., in at the Windsor Hot Mis.R.Gib}, Vancouver, B.C., is at the: Place Viger.Mr.and Mrs, the Place Viger) - Mr.and Mra, : those sailing for Engl Mr.and Mrs.Ward, de Mr.and Mra.Vokes are ab the Plage A.Powet, Quebec, are at KE: Brock, were \u2018amongst Women Readers.; rame, A rthur Street, en-up-\u2014On-Lhe-28th-emd- daughte: by: the Tunisian.| cure at the ha: .\u2018Wednesday.\u2018Specials for \u2014_\u2014 Wedn \u2018A score or more of lines selected from dif ferent departments and marked at these special prices to induce.\u2018Quick \u2018buying on y QC .Color.- widths from to 9 inches, prices from.and Another Big Job in Laces TO-MORROW MORNING we offer \u201c 900 yds.of fine Cream and Butter Oriental Laces ranging in Ke to 30c yd.Tomorrow y while lusts, your choice in 10c\u2026 - 9.colors: ed Backs.Sizes, 8 1-2, 9, 9.1-2, 20c values.from 10c up.to: \u201831.76.MED, READY- TO-WEAR \u2018and UNT, _ styles and values will interest you.NEW .CORDED JAPANESE.SILK FEATHER PILLOWS, 25 pairs only, proof\u201d ticking, welght 61bs.Whi ing to-morrow at 5e, 7c, 10c, 12 1- .NEW.3-PANEL SCREENS, Muslins.WHITE WASH BRUSHES, 18c.w for : - to Mr.George tenoderham Mitchell \u2018in St.James Catnedra) on Wednes- her April 30th, \u2018at 2,30 v'eluck.Miss Beaman, of Montreal, is the guest | {ot the Misses itiddle, Danville.Miss 5.Robison has.returned - to Lown from.Windsor Mills.Mee Bl.Fourie, of Quetree, of crient in town, Mrs.C.Edward, of Boylé Strdet, is Mending a few days Jn Ottawa, Miss Alice Kane ie in \u201cOttawa, the guest of Mrs, Gourdeau._\u2014 - I: \u201cMiss Grace\u201d Brown n;.Metcalfe.Avenue, has retuned from a visit to New York.Miss E.Fulcher aid Miss M.Sheppard, of Montreal, were visiting friends in Rich: - is the guest mond.© Mr.and Me, John rummy, of Hawkes.bury, \u201care \u2018ini.the, vity on thar wedding tour ; Mre.Fred Brown, of Westmount, and ler daughters: are visiting friends in- Dan- ville.\u201cMrs, Fiske, \u201chas returned to \u201c Montreal from visiting her \u2018sister; Mi T1.\u2018Stewart, Coaticook.returned thi is Mies Kathleen - Davidson: - spending Easter week m morning.from New York.Mr.Arthur Guise,\u201d : Government .House, Ottawa, leaves this week for a trip tu Japan.Mrs.ne Travers Allan, summer in Eigland.Mrs.A.EK.Beckett, \"has been spending & few.days in Sherbrooke, and Lennox- ville; where her son 13 at schoul.This afternoon the ¥osdwill Club.is ho'ding its annual meeting and At Home in its) house on St, Cut herine Street.Mrs.Benson, of Cardinal, \u2018Ont left: by the d'unisian to visit her daughter, Mrs.Jowell, Leds, Fam, Mr.and Mr«: À.Allan, Brockville, and Mr, George Xeon, Prince have returned from spending Easter at Atlantic City and New York.tv.MePhee has joined the staff of the E.De shar ats Advertising Agency, while.elill retäinifg his connection with.the Memntreal Gazette.from.visiting her sisters Mrs.H.8.Holt, Montreal and Mrs.Arthur Robinson, Buf-.lalo, N.Y.The engagement is_ announced of thie Hon.Nidnev Fisher, \"Minister of \u2018Agricul ture to Miss Fielding, daughter of the Hon.Wo.RK Fielding.Mrs.Thomas Tait and Mise W innifred Tair, whe sail for Fagland (his week, are in \u201cLoronte, visiting Hon, - R R: Cock~ burn and Mrs.Cockburn, \u2019 Miss Mary Scott, daughter of the Secretary ot \u2018State gives a reception on Wed- nerday evening tor the Cabinet ministers, Senators- and * members and - their\u2019 wives ges Mr.and Mrs.W.Lake, Marler, \u201cof 0 -tawa,.who \u201chave been visiting in New York, arvive tu-day to visit Mr.and Mrs.Carlyle Davidson and attend the wedding of Mr.Herbert Marler and- Miss Beatrice Allan which\"takes place to-moirow aîter- noon.Mis Kerr, of Montreal, is how the guest of Miss _Carruthens, Winnipeg, who gave in her honor last week a luncheon and a charming five o'clock\u2019 ter: when Miss Car.ruthers, in the absence of \u2018her mother, was assisted in receiving by her aunt, Mrs, Mac: Millan.The decorations were pink and white tulips.Miss McNichol, of Montreal, was among the guests, Ms.(iauth: er gave a luncheon and.Mes, Hastings a ping-pong party for Miss Kerr, who has been a much guest this winter.pr night Mrs.R.1, Borden, wife -of \u2018the leer of the Opposition, gave.a very large and most successful reception at the Russell House, Ottaiva.The affair was Torturing Piles § First symptome\u2014Moisture ; intense ftoh- ing, stinging: desire to scratch, most at night.Ifallowed to continue, tumors form, .which often protrude, uicerate and bleed.Instant relief; no pain ; no knife.Certain cure\u2014simply use ule Eveline have A) ut: invitatiofs \u201cor the marrige { «oF thas daughter, 2 \"A SAMPLE BOX FRE.willl probably spend tae | Brampton, : e.Miss Paton has returned to Sherbrooke | tons were very handsom formal litt society and excellent music TE make it.| Montreal; Major Bord Magee, .= .\u2018where they -were the guests.of Jord a Swayne's Ointment Jady De by, and after having been enter- Harmiess ; Half tained at lu gon, 4 the Lord Mayor at De alive.Bir equitary atest the Town he y proceeded to.St: de Conte.\"To try before you buy, address Sere Hall do die semi dans of ny SAAT, who wit me à don, Fatal | ee of the: Oe of the.Navy > CARPET BE line for 15c.+ \"ENAMEL for renovating STRAW \u2018H LADIES\u2019 VENETIAN CLOTH.SUI flounce, trimmed applique taffet Gray and Black.Special, $15.95.LADIES' FRENCH TAFFETA SIL 8, 3 special value other lines -?The Home Furnishers.most.enjoyable, a large: proportion of the nine hundred invited guests being present, Mrs, Borden, who was beautifully gowned \u2018and carried a bouquet of \u2018roses sent from Unt.\u2018reveived an the small} drawing room.The gueèts included a larg number of senatôrs and members from \u2018both rides of the Houses, with their wives and daughters, is well as all the leading people in, Ottawa's political and_ social\u201d vireles.Dancing went on merrily all night,- plenty of accommodation being.provide for those who.did not care to dance.The decora- afternoon a very pleasant in- ten was given by Mrs.Lyle Davidson, St.Luke Street in honor of Mrs.Cotton, of Halifax, Mrs.Davidson was.gowned in\u2019black and the guest of hon: of wore purple velvet._'The tea table was wesided over by Mrs, Davidson and Miss touth: The guests included Mrs.James (coner, Mrs.Konig ht (Winnipeg), Mrs.de M.Marler, Mrs.George Marler, the Nine Marler, Mrs.¢.Ernest Gault, Mrs.J.R.Hutchins, - Miss Beatrice Hamilton.Migs Jean Tyre, Mrs.Peers Davidson, Mrs, Harold Hampeon, Miss Christie and Miss.Gilman ( Halif Laet night the Montague Club af West- | mount gavé their final dance for the season fin, Victoria Halt- Westmount.The affair avas as enjoyable as a good floor.congenial Ÿ esterday e The chaperones were Mrs, W.H, Nowers, Mrs.À.Thornton and Mrs.\u2018MaaBean.Amon those present were Miss Arnold, Mr, Arnold, the Misses Nowers, \u2019 Mr.Shaw, \u2018Mr.MaeBean.\u2018Mr.Thornton, \"the Misses Dvera, Mr.Dyers, Misa.MacBean, Mr FP.Rogers, Mr.Asbury, the_ Misses Peacock, Mr.F.Peacock, À Afr.A.Smith and others, The following Canadian visitors register: ed their names at the Canadian Government office, 17 Victoria Street.London, SW.during the week ending March 2 Stoney W.Adams, Winnipeg; Dr.je Mra.Wickwire, Halifax: Jack Niaekelime Miss M.F.Strathy Toronto; George, an Miss Hod Nelham-Adolnh.Montreal; Rev.rank À Haepor Toronto; Georg W.Cooke, Amherst: J.M.and\u2018 Mre, Me- Carthy, Montreal; Mrs.Walter S.and Misa Mabel Lee, \u2018Toronto; John A.Neville, Ha*fax;; Mr.and Mrs, P.T, Hodgson, Toronto; George H.Mclaren, Hamilton: G.A, Schmidt, Stratford; Robert D: Noble, Dr.J.Fennell.McKee Petrolia, Ont \u201cJohn and Mrs.Bertram, Toronto; W .Mar- latt, Oakville; Donald Dour Montreal: R.: K.McClurg, | Take, Megantic; E.T.Kylie, Lindsay, Ont.; W.watson, Ogilvie; Toronto.Princess Louise and thé Duke &f Argyll\u2019 went to Liverpool lately from Knowsley g i to raise i S| ; hemstitched, lined.Special, $3.98.\" FURNITURE.side lines.Don\u2019t you think that\u2019 \u201cby so doing we can sell you at better prices than stores that sell hdlf a dozen \u201cYe can, and only need you to cont and \"inspect our stock to prove what we say is so.Renaud, King & Patterson LACE HOUSE.Shirt Waists, .coming black and white toque, \u201cA Kid Glove Bargain 25 dozen LADIES\u2019 2-DOME FASTENING KID GLOVES, Frénch eut ; Tan, Mode, Brown, Gray, Pearl and White, Silk Embroider- Sizes, 5.12 to 7 1-2, worth 90c.; LADIES\u2019 FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE,- Wednesday, 69c pair.with spliced heels and .Wednesday, 12 1-2c pair.- toes.MEN'S, DOUBLE THREAD BALBRIGGAN UNDE RWEAR SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all sizes, regular 5ÿc each.There is practicylly a conservatory full of MILLINERY FLOWERS for Women\u2019s Hats at this store, the largest nothing approaching it in this city.signs, novelties that you can only procure here.Wednesday, 75¢ suit.\u2018flawer stock we ever had, Cholcest colorings, dairitiest de- Pleasing \u2018prices, too, \u2018 Its well worth your : while to come in and see our display of TRIM- RIMMED HATS.We're sure our\u2019 S, in Black, for Blouses .- 55¢ yard PRETTY FOULARD SATE ENS, looks like silk, 34 inched wide.10¢ yard.SILK and LINEN \u2018MIXED IRISH POPLINS ie \"66-inch ALL- OVER BLACK \"HOMESPUNS NOVELTY DESIGNS IN IMPORTED FRENCH ORGANDIES .All the New Spring Shades in ROYAL SATIN CLOTH .39c yard-.40-Inch wide WHITE TUCKED APRON LAWN .25¢ yard .-69c yard .25¢ yard ieee eres +\u201c15¢ yard 4 feather.good large size, covered le, they last, 98\u20ac pair.50 pleces of \u2018DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS, divided .into four lots; clear- 2c yard.\u2019 in \u2018Oak and Cherry, filled with prett Art Wednesday's price, $4.38 each.P y Es In the Basement Wednesda y ednesday \u2018 .TIN WA TER PAILS, block \u2018tin, ji Sizes Mer 200 22¢.Wedneadusor se\" 8, 12c line for 5c, 15\u20ac.line for 10c.29¢ | ATS, \u2018worth 15e, tor .10e tin TS, waists lined silk, skirt cut deep a, silk stitched, in New.Blue, Brown, K WAISTS; \u2018handsomely tucked and \u2018Cor.ST.CATHERINE and PEEL STREETS, \u2018and DOMINION 8Q.4 \u201c We sell F urniture * exclusively, \u2014 no.652 Craig Street If Women Knew What they miss by neglecting the S = C _ forces that make beauty they will at ue awaken to our treatment.Complexion troubles, falling hair, superfluous hair on the face, disfiguring \u2018marks can all be cured.Consultation only by\u2019 appointment._ Haudsome parlors.- Lady attendant.\u2018Montreal \u2018Dermatological Institute\u2019 230 ST.CATHERINE STREET, Now Styles in Very SHRER W HITE MUSLIN Black, fine tucks and insertions, Prices, $1.35 to $4.0.The latest Waist Lengthener \u2018 L rect.EM.SKIDDY, Prop.© gv.ST.CATHERINE REE.beautifully dressed in-a pale gray gown, with touches of turquoise blue, and a.be- accepted a bouquet of.white orchids and\u2019 thetic words, declared the eale open.Royal party then made a tour of the atulls, which yvere arranged side by wide, each distinguished by the nhie of some notable warship in His Majesty's service.Mrs Edwin, Snyder, 1135 Dorchester Street, was hostess yesterday at a very enjoyable tea.\u2018The hostess received in u gown.of black crepe de chine.pretty decorations were of pink-earnations snd roses.centre die, and Mrs.Campbell Macdougall and Whitehead, assisted by Miss Livingstone, the Misses Duchastel, Miss Aileen Hing- flowers was in charge of ston, Mrs, H.Oswald.Miss Dunbar, (Quebec).patrons the many invited guests were Lady Hingston, Mra.Archer, Mrs.Root, Mrs.Clark Murtayy Miss Murray, Mrs.(3.Herrick Duggan,\u201d re.McCarthy, Mrs, Henshaw, Mré.W: Whiteltead,; Mrs, Leslie, Craig, Mrs Gieghorn, Miss Leghorn.re Thomas Craig, .Steen; Miss Steen, Miss L.Spack man, Mra.Car men, Miss Molson, M .de M.Marler, Ye Wieser) fier, \u2018the pinces pe rs, Sewell nwick, Miss Fenwiol Mrs.Mu er, y ke James.Gordon \u201c Galletti, Mm.S.+, Ewing, Mrs.Duck sell and many ih RY Les Kingston, An Pa 8.ass robertson & recent on FE riage at St.EEE in 4 sel town sui red by Shi.Woods NA adjust the Blouse.for the.dip ?.- rice.louise \u2018or the.d'p front 250 lilies from .Miss Winifred Read, and in a few sympa- The- - ynes, pers .also in \u2018 The - The tea\u2019 table :done \u2018with a A ais ce à press 448 rem \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018 [ow BIRTHE MABRES- DEATUS.nitraes Notices, déc; De Death Motes, § - BIRTHS.Bd/orR-\u20140n March Street, the wife of .i Bolger, of a CAMPBELL At Avonmore, Ont., on March the wife of Duncan Campbell, of a daughter.Mr.and Mrs, F.B Falls, Que.DALEY\u2014At Farrab's Point, ont.on A 1, the wife of -George Daley, Jr 0 daughter.- DUNCAN\u2014On April 2, Street, a daughter to My, Duncan.pers please copy.st.d res P.EASON\u2014On April 6, at tivernia Road, Mr.and a Mrs.Th Eason, a son.GOODFELLOW At pe nchester, Que, on March 81, the wife of James Goodfel- low, of a daughter.O'MALLEY\u2014At Joachim de Shefford, en March 81, the wife of -T.-8.-0'Ma ley, of a daughter.TYO\u2014At Cornwall, Ont, on March 31, the | wife of Willlam Tyo, of a son.- WALLACE\u2014In n Magog, Jue.on, Mardi 27, 2 Shughier to Mr.and Mrs.8 .- : MARRIAGES.BATH- BUSH\u2014At Sherbrooke, Que., April | ard James 2, by Rev.F.G.Lett, Rich Bath to Emily Bush, both of Sherbrooke.CLARKE-BLAIR\u2014At St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Sawa, on April 2, by the Rev.Dr.Her- Marion E., daughter of Hon.Andrew G.: Blair.GOODFBLLOW-DE LORME\u2014On February \u20183; by Rev.Father Martin Callaghan St.Patrick's Church, James E oodtel: ve to May Dora De Lorme, Ban of this ORDE-HUBLEY\u2014At Antigonish, March 31, by ley and Henry Orde, both of Milford.LUCAS-McCORMICK\u2014At River Outarde, N.8 Que., on March 27, by the Rev.D.W.Morison, B.A., John.A.Lucas, Ninga Man-, to Mary MoCormiek, daughter ot the late Duncan Finlayson.\" ROY-ORR\u2014At Howlck, Que., March 27, by \u2018the Rev.J.W.MéLeod, Daniel Roy, of .Howick, to Georgina Orr, youngest daugh- | ter, of the lite Matthew Orr, Fertile Creek.a.DEATHS IN THE CITY.\" AHERN\u2014At the Arbton Hotel, on April 6, .George Ahern, aged BULMER-\u2014Suddenly at.his- residence, 530 Cote St.Antoine Road, April 7, 1902, Thos.\u2018C.Bulmer, in- his 56th year.© vate.CAHSLL\u2014Francis Edward Cahill, youngest son of the late Thomas der Cahill, of His Majesty's customs.aged 21, FLANAG.N\u2014Agnes Geraldine, daughter of Patrick LA TROBE\u2014On Thompson, aged of James S.La Trobe.Funeral private.McDONALD \u2014On April 6, Martha.MeDon- ald, aged 21 years, Milton Me Donald; manager -of Le Journal.flanagan, aged 2 years.: April 4 Beatrice M.A.[UE MPCHELIN\u2014On Aprit 5: at 2 Bourget} Street, St.Henri, Joseph J.G.Mechelln, aged 50 years.\u201d I'uneral will leave his late residence, on Wednesday at 7 o'clock to St.Henrl Church, thence to Cote des 7\" Nelges Cemetery.Friends and acqualut\u2014 ve ances are respectfully invited to attend - without further notice, O'GONNELL\u2014On April 3, Katle O'Connell,\u2019 youngest daughter of the late William O'Coñnell.aged 20 years.Funeral® will take\u2019 place from the Tesidence of her bio- * ther-in-law, William Adams.12 Montcalm.Street, on Tuesday next at 2 p.m.Friends and.acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.Chicago, Duluth and New York papers please copy.RENAUD\u2014On \u2018April 5, Jean: Baptiste Re- \u2018 Funeral- from his 277 Montana Street, at T.30 a.m., Tuesday, to St.\" Jean Baptiste .Church thence to.Cotè des Nelges Ceme- \" tery.Friends and .acqualntances please accept this Invitation.ROBINB\u2014On Aprll 6, at 49 Palm \"Avenue, - St.Henri, George E.Robins, aged 27 years.naud; aged 65 years.late residence, 277 STEVENS\u2014ÀÂt the residence of: her son- An- law, Jullus- Seriver;>1009 .Dorchester Street, Lucinda Hitchcock, widow of Jonathan Stevens, aged 93 years.at Potsdam, N.Y.- DRTLEY\u2014At his late residence, 74.\u2018Ayimer | .Street, on Apiil 6, Bert Tetley; only and dearly beloved on of Mr.and Mrs, Rlch- \u2018ard Tetley.A à ARK\u2014On April 6, Eliza Dunwoodle, age vi years, April 8 \u2018daughter of the late Bdward Dunwoodie, and heloved wife oi 1lllam Wark.Som her late residence, 162 Mance Street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30.Please omit flowers.Richmond and Sherbrooke Que., papers please copy.DEATHS ELSEWHERE.BRUN\u2014At West Shefford, on Aprll 1, AL: bert, youngest son of Dr.Brun.LLARD\u2014In Magog, Que., on March 30.Bante Buzzell, daughter of David Buz- zell, of Magog, \u2018and wife of G.A.Bullard.\u2018\u2019CONDON\u2014 At Halifax, on April 1, Matthew H.Condon, aged 58 years.- \u201c CUTHBERT\u2014At Fertile Valley, County of Huntingdon, Que., on March 30, William John Cuthbert, aged 76.N\u2014At his mother\u2019s residence, 589 St.DORAN Street, Quebec, Willlam Walter Doran, son of the late Wm, Doran, at the age of 25 years.83x DODDS\u2014At Truro, April.2, Sarab, \u2018widow of Nathan Dodds, aged 78.HIC -\u2014 At Three Rivers, on \"the Sth of April, 1902, Catherine Elizabeth Hickey, mwidow of the late Abraham Grant, aged sev- enty-seven years.Funeral on the Sth of April at 8 a.m.- ° March 20, \u2014At Cornwall, nt., on.Marc KELLY Piers\u2019 Kelly, aged- 9 Edith, daughter of months.M » ASCELLE\u2014At Bonville, Ont.on arc Le, Joseph Lescelle, aged 05.>.NDE-At Cornwall, Ont.,.on March La open Jesmer, wife vof Alex.Lalonde, a 22.MoG/ COREGOR-\u2014At Sandringham, Ont., March 27, Gracle, daughter of J - McGregor, aged 14 Tears.Those Afternoon Euchres where lady charlotte gelatine is served.AMBULANCE HEADQUARTERS.Ball Telephone Up 2647, \u201cWM, WRAY, Undertaker and Embalmer, .2426 ST.CATHERINE STREET.-Botween Stanley and Drummond Btreets.Established 1840 - Jos.C.Wray & Bro., | \u201cUndertakers, 290 MOUNTAIN STREET, \" One devr below St.Catherine Street.123 oT DOMINIQUE STRENT, © Awbulages Hesdauarters.- Grayon Portrait Coupon Ten of th different nam SE [No.3 | coupons, bearing and 500, will secure à three-quarter life-size ors; yait, regular price 83.Ons ot tows subscribers will remit * 800 extras to cover cost of packing and shipp pping- Address Portrait Dept, Herald Publishing Co, 603 Craig Se, Montreal; P.Q: ] e t 1271 St.Denis CHADSEY\u2014On March 20, a daughter to \u2014Chadser,~Kingeer PF New York and New dersey pane.Wal- » C.Walter Clarke, of Halifax, and Rev.H.How, Cordelia Hub-.Funeral pri-.lexan- deaily beloved wife .beloved daughter of | Alice Lepage, beloved, wife of | Interment | Funeral will take place { FOR SALE\u2014AN AMERICAN MADE BAILEY fora ber_innertion | ROOM WANTED\u2014MAY 1 1ST, BY 7 MOTHER db v SITUATIONS VACANT.~~ = + dsorvanis re .= IN REPLY T0 HERALD ADVERTISEMENTS.\u201c, FOR SALE SW Advertt ts under this heading, 2 try PRINTERS WANTED\u2014FIVE \u201cFIRST class» compositors wanted at once.The Herald S Puzzle Pic res sr Agvertisoments in this Xoymn re Ne word per insertion, § igsertions {i of four.FOR SALE \u2014 INVALID ROLLING, RECLIN- of chairs, back Tote bedside adjustable Spey Herald Job Department.: ED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT, FOR + -& smal family \u2018of three, in the.country; \" good wages.Box 71, St.Anne de Bellevue.\u2019 .- _ WANTED \u2014 AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY town and village, to canvass for one of the.best-known papers in-Canada.-Liberal commissions will be paid to good agents.Ad- _dress Box K 85, Herald Office.tt WANTED \u2014 \u201c= SOLICITORS\u2019 OF GOOD ADdress and wide acquaintance, by a reliable company, where they can earn from $100 to $300 2a month, Apply to F.E.Boyce, 54 St.Francois Xavier gt., between 10 and _o'clock, 8 « aluminum moulder, \u2018to go to Chambly Can- _ ton.Apply 1 11 Bleury st., Montreal._83 WANTED \u2014 ENERGETIC WORKERS, TO distribute circulars and samples; permanent Occupation; good pay.Distribufers' League.49 West 28th St., New.York.\u2019 86x WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, YOUNG GIRL TO take charge of baby; referencés required._ Apply: 1730 Notre _Dame st.82x WANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS CARPENTERS, WANTED \u2014 AN ] INTELLIGENT, BRIGHT and clean lad, \u2018for show room.Apply Castle on.84 WANTED A \u2014 A G60D GENERAL : SERVANT, _Quired.93 93 Park ave.WANTED \u2014 A GIRL.TO DO \"GENERAL housework in a family of two.Call 94a St._ Denis Street.8x\" .WANTED\u2014A TABL TABLEMAID; REFERENCES 6 _8 p.m, at 1059 Sherbrooke _Gtreet.- x WANTED\u2014A GOOD YOUNG GIRL TO ASsist\u2019 with light housework and attend to if so desired.Apply 56 McGill College 2 WANTED\u2014A BOY WHO HAS HAD \"A LITtle experience,\u2019 to work in- bakery.- Apply _J.\"P.Lloyd, 116 5 Wellington St.87x WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS in all departments.Steady work and- good, pay.Also girls to learn.Apply to Mr.\u2019 Davis, ai\" s Standard Shirt Co , Limitêd, _Deloritaier avenue.tt .WANTED\u2014SMART \u201cRELIABLE BOY FOR.wholesale merchants\u2019 office, one ljving at |' home preferred.\u201d Aplpy in own handwriting, stating age, etc., etc, to P.O.Box; 118, city.84x WANTED \u2014 CH CHANCE TO LEARN BARBER.trade.New system.Only elght weeks required.Wages Saturdays.Tools donated.Diplomas awarded.Anyone can learn.Positions \u2018guaranteed graduates.Write for \u201cfÎrge catalogue.Moler's Barber -School, Nèw \u201c York City.Fax WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL T TO) DO 1 LIGHT housework and help to mind baby.Apply 2498 Notre Dame st.WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, A STRONG BOY oR young man ,to work in\u2018farm; must be able pg Apply BE, Lloyd, \u2018Pointe* \u2018Claire, 85 v WANTED\u2014YOUNG WOMAN F FOR \u201cOFFICE , assistant: must be quick at figures.Apply \u2014\u2014with\u2014references; \u2014and\u2014salary\u2014 required; \u2014to- Box M, 57, Herald.: 84x WANTED \u2014 A BOY TO ANSWER TELB- phone.Cab stand, cor.Victoria and Sherbrooke st.At once: 11 8 WANTED \u2014 A COMPETENT.TYPEWRITER for statement work; must be able to figure and operate **Smith-Premier\u201d Arcurately.State experiénce and references, Salary $30 a month.Apply P.O.Box 953.\u201c ANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED 1 HrousE- majd; also good: laundress.Apply 7 Weére- dale Park, corner Dorchester and Atwater.WANTED \u2014 $3 DAILY, COPYING LETTERS \u2018at home; elther sex.Enclose two stamps with application.Clmax Copying.Co., , Dept._24 Masonic Temple; Chicago.84.« St.\u201cJames et.references._ Avplÿ _Box 389, 84.WANTED \u2014 IER FIREMEN, MAC chinists and electricians, pamphlet, containing \u2018questions asked by Examining Board.of \u2018 Engineers, to.obtain englheer\u2019s license.\u201d Address Geo.A.Zeller, refall store:\u201d Publisher.Room 568, 18 S.4th Street.St.Louis.Mo, U.S.A.=, 591 WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY.A tGoob plain cook.Good wages.Apply, with refer- ,ences, to Mrs.Joyce, Rockland avenue, | _Outremont, o or 29 Union.ave.citv.Ble WANTER \u2014 TOUNG .LADY = FOR.BRY goods store; experience not necessary; must have\u2019 good references.Apply after 7.p.m., 4209 St.Catherine st.82x: n \u2018WANTED < GOOD, SMART BOY,\u201d TO GO: -1 \u2018messages, in dry goods store.Apply 4209 | St.Catherine, .\" | 82x HORSES AND CARRIAGES, EE Adverse in \u2018this column Mc pd ; 3 per insertion, 6 insertions for the price of four.buggy: low wheels, one\u2019'set wheels with solid rubber tires and one sét with pneumatic tires; in first class order.A .snap for prompt buyer.Apply 7 Lincoln ave, or telephone Mount 687.ê2x FOR \u2018SALE.\u2014 FINE BUGGY, TARRY.647.Wellington st.8, FOR SALE \u2014 FIVE HIGH CLASS Tout driving horses, fifteen\u2019 -to \u2018sixteen bands.One pair bays that, can win.in any show.ring.Write R.- MeKée, Richmond, Que.: EDUCATIONAL., \"gar Advertisements under .this \u2018Beading, 20 words, § insertions, for 25c.| MISS GERTRUDE B: MOODY, PUPIL OF Samuel \u2018Siegel, New York, and\" formerly teacher at the Schenectady Conservatory of Music, Schenectady, N.Y., teacher of the mardolln, gaitar and banjo.\u2018Terms moderate, Concert engagements accepted.Studio Mason & Risch Building, \u20182469 St.Catierïne street.sax | MRS.JESSIE \u201cKELLOND.\u2018TEACHER OF piano, guitar and mandolin.80A City: Coun- _ éillor st._ 87x SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING - \u2014 MISS Graham, Temple Building.Phone Main 1714 Typewriting promptly done.Skorthand \"classes open all summer.Pupils begin any \u2018time.?\u2019 x |A SUCCESSFUL AND.EXPERIENCED |.teacher, a graduate of McGill, wil' prepara \u2018students for mitriculation or other exam- inaticns.: Terms moderate, Herald Office.- \" WANTED TO RENT.RFF Aévertimements A this column ¥c per 6.ingertions for the the price | f four.suitable premises for photo engraving; centrally located.Dennison, 141 St.Peter st.J.Lo , FAMILY OF THREE, MOTHER AND TWO'|- daughters, requiré two unfurnished rooms and bath, west of Guy, Sifest, preferred.Address G., Herald Office._85 ROOM \u2014 AND BOARD, \u2014 WANTED BY AN Buglish-speaking gentleman, room with breakfast, in family where good French is spoken.\"Address C.Herald Officé.and daughter, (latter employed during day).Address 8x in uptown locality or Westmount.10 Atwater avenue, Westmount.WANTED TO PURCHASE.SW Advertisements iu thre \u2018column %e .word per insertion, § insertions\u2019 for the pri .our.par sp spot cash or take in exchange for my eautifui new Prince Arthur.PROPERTY FOR SALE, : ! .émrAdvertisements in this column Xo per ow per insertion, 6 Insertions for the price ous.R .SALE\u2014BUILDING LOTS, MONTREAL.- West, low: price and \u201cmonthly payments.\"Apply Robert McGlaughlin, Montreal West.FOR SALE \u2014 FARM, 100 ACRES.NEAR Sherbrooke, on Bt.Francis River.Price - 85,000.One of the most beautiful situations in the aso to bus Good boating and \"within Har acces unting grounds.Box M 49, | 121 | WANTED-\u2014_FIRST CLASS -BRASS-AND-|- _ Canadian Pacific Car _Shops, _Hochelaga.84 \u2019 who can do plain cooking; references Te.| te required.Apply between 1 and 3 and after |.» baby girl, two years old; can sleep \u2018at-home |: WANTED \u2014 A GOOD BOY, TQ; ASSIST ING send for 40-puge_t.: TO LET HOUSE.Ne.\"Address B.A, | ; x TO LET \u2014 AER WELL LIGHTED FLAT, OR | Westmount |\u2018 WANTED \u2014 \u201cTO BUY 20 PIANOS.WILL'|.planoë.Arthur Grabam, 84 j' rap 82x SOMETHING TO INTER EST OLD AND YOUNG.the boy.Hiddun in each of these, Puscle Picture 1p & figure.Bee if you can 2nd it \u201c GOOD AFTERNOON, MAY.\" Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle Picture.\u2014With the upper right-hand cof- -ner âs base, the dog may: be found \u2018a little below the centre, looking.towards.WHO 18 SPEAKING, ?- SITUATIONS WANTED\u2014MALE,.247 Advertisements under \u2018this heading, 20 words, 6 insertions, foi for.25c.WANTED \u2014 JOBS, PAINTING \u2018PAPER: hanging.kalsomining, \u2018tinting, experienced - workman: best.reference, -at\u2019 lowest .prices.; Drop u card to A.Feldman, 3TRA-St: inique st.WANTED - JOBS.7 PAINTING, 1 PAPER- tinting, \u2018experfenced hangihg, kalsomining, worknian, best reference, at lowest prices Drop a.card to A.Feldman, BEA.\u2018St Doti- inique Street.-86x WE WILL REPAIR, RE- COVER AND POLish your furnituré in first class style, make\u2019 _\u2014aver-\u2014\u2014matt also\u2014submijt designs for: hand made furniture In any.style; Jobbing attended.to promptly.Call or ring us-up.\u2018Phone Up '1365.Biffin & Veitch, 2531 SX.Catherine, \u201ccor._Blahop.- ut SITUATIONS WANT ED_FEMALE.0 PAA AAA AAA AAA AAPA Ars £4 Advertisements under.this Beading, À words.6 Insertions, for 25c.WANTED = LADIES* NÜRSE \u2018 (CERTIFIcated) is,\u2019 opeli Tor-\u2014engagements; .charges _ moderate._ Nurse, 85 Mance st.Le « , WANTED, \u2014 A YOUNG: GENERAL.SER- vaut wants a plâce.Call in rear of 241 St.\u2018Martin 81, upstairs, right hand door.- 80 WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN WORK BY day or week, who will come well \u2018recommended: Apply 29 or 63 Cathedral St.\u201887x WANTED.-BY A YOUNG WOMAN; KNOWS her \u201cwork: well, wmituation as general Bere vant in a small family; object to\u2019 country.: M, 60, Herald.Six WANTED \"WORK RY \"DAY OR WEEK, washing, or house or \u2018office cleaning, by young woman; réferences: Apply 302 Guy street, 85 WASTED-BY\" \u2018A RESPECTABLE, WOMAN, a situation as housekeeper for: gentleman; | can also cuok well, for-the summer months: ; i can furnish best of references._Apbly ser, _'Notre Dame.Street, Montreal.\u2019 WANTED \u2014 FRENCH TEACHER wouLn like occupation during the morning.Rapid! progrsss.M34, Herald Office.\u201c8 WANTED \u2014 BY EXPERIENCED \u201cLAUNdress, family's washing; will go to Lachine,- Dixie or Dorval Jor summer \u201cmonths.Apply._1L Coursol st.WANTED \u2014 BY LADY.\u201cWELL EDUCATED, German, Frehch and music, position as\u2019 governess, companion, or secretary; would ke.to travel; best references, M: P., 183 Cadieux st.Box | WANTED \u2014 \u201cSITUATION\u201d AS HOUSEKERP- I er; good references, Apply 977 St.Urbain .street.Le .8x \" ' \u2019 i ; À 1 | i i + | i 1 To LET.\u201cot four.TO RENT \u2014 UPPER TENEMENT.SAUTER street, furnished or unfurnished, 9 rooms: unfurnished, $30.00.Apply 94: Shuter St.84 TO LET \u2014 TWO BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOM Houses, in good \u2018order, large porticogand + grass\u2019 plots -in front\u2019 Rent only $8.00° per month.350 St.Dominique st:, above Sherbrooke st.a .82x ROOM \u2014 \u201cTO LET, LA} LANGE, DOUBLE E FRONT: room, nie ely furnished; alj-modern conveni- | ences; suitable for two gentlemen or- mar- \u2018ried couple, with.use of kitchen.35 Prince \u2018Arthur st.8 To LET\u2014NO.7 7 GLADSTONE À AVE: WEST; mount, \u2018semi-detached \u2018house, in perfeet ort der.James Innis, 4146 Dorchester St.87x 32 GUILBAUI T SF, \u20186.rooms, \u2018 hall}, Daisy furnace, bath, ete., being newly papered and painted throughout; will rent cheap to .good tenant; possession Immediately.Apply Mlller & Brem-, ,ner, 2325 St.Catherine.\u2018Street.Tel.OP ge 6x \"TO LT FACTORY AT No.84 ST, URRAIN street, 14,000 fect floor in geod ordér.Address: D.Ouimet, 514 Craig Street.Tel, M.1753.Blx | A BARGAIN, ONE OF THB - finest.tenements in Montreal, $25 per month, on -cornër of Marie Anne and St.Denis et, 4 bedrooms, \u2018parlor, boudoir, dining room.kitchen, bath room, also shower bath, two |-floèrs,-gas-and\u2014eleetrid-flx (tures\u2014hot-water Dom- |.£wr Aûvertisements \u2018In this column 8c \u2018pol | word pers insertiod,\u2019 6 Insertions for the price | ROOMz AND BOARD.Er Advertisements under - this headir 20 words, & insertions, for 25c.ROOMS =.TO LET.\"TWO oi THREE Rt N- furnished, \u201cor partly furnished TOOWS, suit- .able for light housekeeping.St.Antoine st, west of Richmond sq.M 53, Herald.84 ROOMS \u2014 BRIGHT FURNISHED BEN- room, Auer liglit, porcelain bath.68 Crescent pt.Private family.,84 TO LET \u2014 LARGE, FURNISHED FRONT room, on bathroom figor, gnod central locality.Willi rent to, or two gentlemen.Vacant middle of (April.\u201cBox M 36, Herald.ee S85 ROOM TO LET FOR ONE- on TWO GENtlemen,, well furntshed double room, -\u2018Sher-+ brooke Street, west of - Victoria- Avenue, - Westmount: partial board {I desired.\u201d Hox, M.50, Herald.- six ROOM A; AND BOARD NICE FOMFORTARL E room, With good board, in- private Protestant family: suitable for two ludies or.\u2018gentlemen, ao2 St Charles Borromee st.near Sherbronke.8ix ROOMS\u2019 LARGE \u201cNICELY FURNISHED, bright rooms an -bathrooin\u2014floor; \u2014splefidid- \u201c vlew; House stands in private grounds.17 Kinkora, foot: of Muckay Sto, or 67 Argyle ave, - .Six ; ROOM\u2019 \u2014 \"SINGLE, OR pot BLE.IN.QUIET family.at 103 Stanley sf gentlemen only; \u2018breakfast if required, : 85 \u2018ROOMS \u2014_ AND ROARD.SUPERIOR AC-.commeodatjon, with home: comforts, hot and: cold water, in house No.:346 St.Antoine.st.\"to be had after May Ist.__Apply-l by: letter, _ : {4x _to Box M_i0, Herald Office.ROOMS \"- 145 MANSFIELD ST, LARGE.| well furnished room, \u2018suitable - for one: or two persons, ail \u2018convenienees : vacant I5th; j° s-{-DOt_MOVINE SUN Bax 4 ROOMS AND \u201cROAD \u2014 \u2014 AT HE VIETORTA Dining \u201cRoom: Rooms and board, $3.50; table, $2.50.04 St.James \u2018st.tlèetrie, light.Not moving in May.| : 86x .ROOMS\u201d AND ROARD\u201d \u2014 LARGE FRONT |- room.vacant 1st May.siitable for: two Bentlemen \u2018or married.couple; algo single \u2018room, bathroom flat; every modern « *nvent- ence; desirable locality and convengnt; Auer light.20° Bertbelet st, tr \"WANTED TO \u2018BORROW.ANTEN \u2014 TO BORROW, CTHRER mn EN \u201cdred dollars: -good- security.Address M _Heraid Office., 86 - mh pr a DOGS\u2014WANTED, LOST, FOR SALE.\u201cET Aavertisements, a this co column 2 %e per -word per, insertion, 6 Insertions for tle price of four.FOR SAT.E \u2014 FOX TERRIER WI WIRE AIR, pedigree, nine mônthe old, house trained, - $.d0 takes him.222.Elm: ave., Westmount.LEGAL CARDS.N AU LENNAN, CLINE & MACLENNAN, A Barristers, ete.Cornwall, Out.D.BR: Maclennan, K.C.CH Cline, F.J.Maclennen.R ORE HARRISTERS, ETC, \u2018Ross ne TOSS, Blak, Sydney, Nova Scotia.Hugh Rosy, LL.B.Howard .Roge, B:A.LL.LE 1 TEITCH, 2 FRON, BAR- 4 risters, PLE Law.Solicitors 1a Chancery, Notaries Public, etc.Cornwall, Opt.\u201cJas.Leltch- K.C:, R.A.Fringe, J.A | C.Cameron, LL.B.: UCHAN & ELLIOTT, ADVOUATES, ETC., \u2018Canada Life Buliding, 183 St.James.St.Moritreal, .1IRRONS & HARPER BARRISTERS; JF \u2018ete.Richmond and Carling Sts., London.\" Gea.C: Glbbons.K.C., \u2018Fred F.Harper.G REENSHIELDS & GREENSHIBLPS, T Barristers, etc, 1721 Notre Dame Street, A \u201cERED VARVKY B.C.L.,' BARRIS-1.ter, 356-358 Temple Building, St.James Street, Montreal.Phone 1868.| .Cosrz \u201c& MULLIN, ADVOCATES,- NEW York Life Insurance Building, 11 Place D'Armes Square, Montreal Tel.\u2018Main i N J.P.Cooks, K.C.Crown Prosecutor: Te (Mullin, B.C.L.Cable address.2 Cookuni» - BUSINESS CARDS.A.FINLAYSON (SUCCESSOR TO FIN: | Tayson Qrant), Customs-Broker and- 5 rie TO LET \u2014 HOUSE, 63 \u2018McGILL COLLBGE ave., with extension.Rental, $600.00 and .- taxes.\u201cApply on: thé premises, \u2018 or Tel.Up 2185.81x TO LET = ST HILAIRE STATION.FUR: nished house on river bank, modern cen-.-veniences.Apply 63 McGill Collège ave.\u2019 Tel Up2iss.0 BR TO RENT \u2014FOR TWO YEARS FROM MAY 1, 1903, with privilege of exterision of lease, one of the best offices in the city for tanking or insurance purposes, on St.James at.Splendid vault.Gopd light.Apply W.J._T., Herald Office.__ x 90 LET \u2014 FURNISHED FLAT, 6 ROOMS, opposite Fletcher's Field, on St.vie, st Rent $18.00 per month.For particulars, inquire at.939 -St.-8t._ Urbain.tr TO LET \u2014 ON BELMONT STREET, SELF- contaîned house, 10 rooms, hot - ater heater.Fosscasion zoth April.Apply 47 Belmont ark.M TO LET \u2014 BTORE, ON CRAIG STREBT.near Cote street.\u201cModerate rent.Apply 589 Craig st c- te MoN EY To, LOAN.£47 Advertise ts\u2019 in this column Xo: see word per fnsertion, 6 insertions for the price BE t ager.Doucet & gages.current.rates of interest.Phillips, Notaries, Canada Life Chambers.x X cistern.House is most complete and mod- rder, Warehouseman, 413 and 417 St.1165 Address 1662 St.Denls.Tel.\u2019 East Paul ut Montreal.- Heated Storage, Bond o?> 82x _ Free.\" Telephone Main 18084 P.O.Box 424.TO LET \u2014 HOUSE, se ROSLYN AVENUE, J in - stories nished ar con- \u2019 «crête buse ace, pressed] -.PERSONAL : \"brick and gandstone front, extens Tr A and pantry: Apply_ 240 Bishop st.- 85 2 Advertisemen TRUST FUNDS 16 INVEST IN MORT: | word per \u2018insertion, 6 Insertions for tbe price of four.\u2019 PERSONAL \u2014 PROF.A.YOUNG, M.PA.Phrenologist, Scientific Palmist.20 years\u2019 experience.Hours, 10 a.m.to 9 p.m.Charges 0c to $2.00.2304 St.Catherine st.Fowler's Phrenological.Annual for sale, 250.83x.MRS.J.EUARD, SICK NURSE, HAS REmoved.2062A St.Catherine st, between St.Philllpe and St.George.: PERSONAL \u2014 CAPTAIN BENYON WILL BR much obliged by the return of bound.up parts of 1st violin of Haydn's Quintettes.- _1078 Sherbrooke et._, FERSONAL WHEN YOU WANT YOUR - furniture removed with prompthess and care, consult, with W.H.Taylor, 26 Wil- am st., or Tel.Main 1343.For night calls, Main 2860.Mx PERSONAL EMBOSSED OR PRINTED Badges for Societies, Socials, Bazaars, Conventions, Parades, etc.Also embossed price tickets for windows or show cases.J.P.Moncel, 210 St.James \u20ac st.room 7.tt - PERSONAL \u2014 CITY, FORMERLY DOMIN- fori Steam Carpet Beating and\u2019 Renovating Company.\u201cEstablished 1872.11 Hermine st.Telephone .Main 8.Reliable.Punctual.Clean.PERSONAL \u2014 MONTREAL CARPET BHEAT- ing Co., 623 Lagauchetiere at., hend of Cote st., Montreal.Largest and best equipped eatablishment in the city.Telephoro Main * .To > - In good condition.FOR SALE \u2014 SAFES AND VAULT Doons FOR SALE\u2014ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES, FOR s.SALE\u2014FOR BARGAINS | IN NEW AND FOR SALE \u2014 SAFES, FIRE AND FE BURGLAR ____ MERCHANTS\u2014RANK- BUILDING, \u2018For information apply to the undersigned table, wa for\u2014breakfast bed, bldets.\\ R.E frre 206 St.Law- _Tence.st, op ite ot.sx FOR SALE \u2014 GASALIERS, WILL SELL AT leas than half cost, suitable for lighting a house of elght or ten rooms, including s drawing room, sitting room, halls, library, dining room, kitchen, bedrooms, \"etc.i Owner introducing.elec- opportunity for young tricity.Splendid - Apply 93 Park ave.ltr.married couple.FOR SALE \u2014 A NEW.SPRING OVERCOAT, never used, size 38, dark gray color, fine grade.A bargain.Call at M, Brodeur & 5 Co.1658 Not Notre Dame st.8 | ous Active\u201d range,- \u201caix Nas A ate warmer, thermometer, etc.; almost new; sultable for | boarding \u2018house.A great bargain at 32.- 4280 Sherbrooke st.of all descriptions, both new and second hand.Chapleaü' & Sons, Bell Tel.East _1139.Merchants 190.__ te FOR \u2018SALE\u2014HEINTZMAN UP] UPRIGHT HT PIANO, \u2018taken by a landlord for rent.Can be had for $130.00 cash.Instrument now at.Leach's Plano Rooms, 2440 St.Catherine st, between Stanley and Drummônd.FOR SALE\u2014SEVERAL VERY FIND UPright \u2018Pianos \u2018that have been rented during the winter; some of these instruments are just as good as new, and will be sold for half price to immediate purchasers.Lay- .ton Mros:, warerooms, 144 Peel.Street, Do- \u201cminion Square._-N.B.\u2014Open: evenings, 346 Victoria ave.perfect order, complete.83x secondhand planos and organs attend bth annual clearing sale at Leach\u2019's, 2440 St.Catherine 8t.; entire stock will be sold be- \u201cfore etock- taking, -May J0th, if.low prices and eüty terms \u2018will do fit.\"call early and get first choice; instruments stored free until required.Open evenings.© proof, new and secondhand, at prices that defy competition.\u2018Largest stock tn city.A.Ahern, Montreal Safe Works, 390 Jamés.Tele, hone Main 813.° tr FOR SALE \u2014- TPYPEWRITERS FOR SALE ænd to rent.Secondhand machines, in per- tect condition, at very low prices.All makes and models.Creelman Dros.\u2019 Typewriter Co.; 97- St.Francois Xavier street.Phone Main Ey .FOR \u2018SALE\u2019 = FUR LINED CO?COAT.2 SHAP.A Mttle worn, good collar.will sell cheap.; 106 Duluth ave.tr FOR SALE\u2018 \u2014 HARDWOOD \u201cBLOCKS, § $1.75: eut slabs, $1.25; kindling, $1.50.Large Joads, prompt delivery.Telephone Up 1402 Edmund Neve, 1843 Ontario.- 94x.FOR SALT \u2014 A GOOD SPRING OVERCOAT ] 939 St.Urbain st ; I \u2018WILLOW BANK, POINTE CLAIRE, FOR SALE.OR TO LET.TA FINE PROPERTY ONT THE 3 RIVER} \u2018FRONT: comprising the.substantially built | residence und.grounds formerly occupied all the year \u2018round by the late.Mr.McKinnon.Area about three arpents; stable and coach | house, ire house, etc.; moderate price\u2019 \u2018and.moderate rent.THE J.CRADOCK SIMPSON _- REAL ESTATE & AGENCY CO.« 205 ST.JAMES STREET.Pre Chicken Pictures only Sao Just the thing for Easter.Get one.HEA SLEY, The Picture Framer.2067 .Dated at Montreal, this fNfth@ay of February, nineteen pundred and two.HUTCHINSON &- OUGHTRED, - Solicitors for Applicants.: PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that all persons, who are indebted to the late JAMES LEGGAT, in hia lifetime of the City of Montreal, dealer In boots and shoes, are required to settles at once, And all creditors are requested to send their claims, duly attested and with vouch- erp, within fifteen days, to my office, Impes .T0 MARCOTTE 08., | rial Building, No.107 St.James Street: \u2018Auctionse * Montreal, 7th \u2018April, 1902._ rs.JM, M, DUFF, = Bxecutor.=.\u201c TICW IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN WHEN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS DBASE MENTION 0 IN application will be made to the Parlila- ment of Canada, at its present session, to incorporate a Bank by the name of.\u2018\u2019The Firat National Bank of Cañada,\u201d with the usual \u2018powers under \"the Bank Act.\u201cRE its amena- | THE HERALD.2 INE; tion, electric lighted, and : carry-experi- | ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.3 Stemmars, Aggregating 108,304 Tou NEW 8T avarian 10,37&tone.Twin Screws Royal Mail Service.JOHN AND HALIFAX TO \u2019 LIVERPOOL.> Calling at Méville.From .Bt John.Hates.weees.bBApr.7 Apr.».13 Apr.14 Apr.-»+.19 Apr.21 Apr.+36 Apr.28 Apr.ST: .\"a Liven 1.Steam verpool.or.20 Mar.Tunisian 27 Mar.Corinthian 8 Apr.Numidian 10 Apr.;lontan (new).\u2018New Twin Sorew $.8.Tunisian WILL SAIL FROM.HALIFAX c MONDAY, APRIL 7.- Rates, $75.00 and Upwards.Steamers sail from Halifax after arrival of » -Intepcolonial- mall train leaving Montreal nous\u201d .Sunday and C.P.R.train leaving 8.00 p.m.\u2018Sunday.- Special attention is called to the salling of the New Twin Screw Steamer Ionian.The.average time for the three trips the loalam bas made is 7.days, 7 hours, and thege all in severe winter weather.Tunisian is the largest, Gnest and fastest steamher on the Canadian route.Record passage, Moville to Rimouski, 6 days, 15 hours, 20 minutes, The saloons and staterooms are in the cén-.tral part, where least motion is felt.Elec- » tricity is used for ligh the ship through- -out, the lights being at the.command of the passengers any hour of the night.Musie rooms and smoking rooms on the promenade : | deck.The saloons and staterooms are heated by steam.RATj'S\u2014Cabin, $65 and upwards.A, reduction is made.on Round Trip Tickets, except on lowest rates.Second Cabin\u2014To Liverpool or Lon- | aonderry, $35 to $40 single, $68.80 to $86 return.Steerage \u2014 To Liverpool, London, Glasrow, Belfast or Londonderry, including a plentiful supply of ren fons cooked and served, and every re-: quisite for the voyage, Sze.: Calling at Londonderry (from New Pier, foot .- of W.21st Street, New York).From Trom \u201cGlasgow.Steamship.: New York.15 Mar.Mongolian .5 Apr.9am: 29 Apr.Carthaginian.16 Apr.11 a.m.Rates\u2014Firat Cabin, $40 and upwards; return.tickets, $80 and upwards.Second Cabin, to Glasgow or Londonderry, $32.50; return tick ets, $61.75.Steerage, $26.00 commodation for all classes of passengers, The.Saloons are forward: Staterooms: near \u2018the centre of the ship.Promenade deck the entire width of the vessel, and two-thirds of the length.Electric lights.throughout, and electric bells in every stateroom.; ; : H.& A.ALLAN, - \u201855 Common Street, \u2018Montreal.HEAD LINE.- ST.JOHN, NB.To BELFAST AND DUBLIV - The toliogiing firet class steamers are = _tended_to côntinue tbe service between the above named ports, under contrnot .th the = Canadian Government: Twin 8.9.Torr Head 3nncsocorsacce 8.8.Carrigan Head .cocescsvecsnncs 8.8.Ramore Head .cccicceccscne \u20188.8.Glenarm Head .8.8.Malin Head .cceccscnvsae 8.8.Bray Head .cocoonseccnrsese 8.8.Inishowen Head 8.8.Bengore Head .8.8 Dunmors H.\u20ac.9.Teelin Head! 8.8.Glen Heid .oe.10,000 = 9, ER a TO BELFAST.: Ma » 2h ore Head .on or abou re Dun \u2018buse.Beugors Head .on or about April 8th To be followed by other steamers monthly to both ports.Through bills of lading granted from alt \u2018grave, Murphy & Co., Dublin; claro Toronto.ani te a MCLEAN, KENNEDY &00.gers rled-on above steamers at moderate rates.AGENTS \u2014 G.Heyn & Sons, Belfast, Thom N.B.; J.T.Sickel, Chicago: FC iompenss.General Agents, 39 St Sacrament st; Moate, real.Consisting of 130 Steamers, Assrogating - 450,000 Tons.BEAVER LINE BET WEEN ST.JOHN,\" N.B, AND LIVERPOOL \u201c DIRECT: - \u2018Lake pérlor, from St.JAHm +.\u201cLake Ottario.from St.John .\u2026\u2026.i \u201cFhe Lake Superior carries second cabin an steerage passengers only.WINTER RATES.FIRST \u2018CABIN\u2014Single, $42.50 and upwardes \u2018Round Trip, $80 and upwards.- SECOND CABIN \u2014 Single, $35.00 and wp- wards; Round Trip, $68.88 and upwards.-.According to steamer, location and number .\u2018of persons in room.,Ç .a RATÉS\u2014To L' verpool, 20D on, Londonderry, Glasgow, Belfast and Quesns-.town, $24.50.SUMMER SAILING AND RATES can be had at \u2018Elder-Dempster & Co., or fom m any of their agents.ELDER, -DEMPSTER & CG.- 6 ST.SACRAMENT STREFT, 201 MONTREAL.my MATGELATER LEAS LOM or Coaamelt Une.M ERA AND, ple ses i It is proposed to despatch Cue this line on or about the underm of ntigned EQMERS.\u2018| / Tunisian .10-878 tons.Twin Serews -lonian- \u2014-.10, ns.Twin sorews\u2014- Pretorian cen 5.900 ton: .Steamers-on this service have excejlent ac\" Twin S.8.Rathlin Heal 0.0 11,000 tons - er, LS .| GLASGOW & NEW YORK SERVICE.APPOINTED SAILINNE\u2014Sublect to change pe » TIO, DEMPSTER BOTAL MATL STEAMER LIE Me > ° + CC eit pine 11 r Î dates: -, From 7 From Manchester.Steamer.- St.John \u2018Feb 28.,.*Manchèster Commerce.Mar.23 Mar.14.*Manchester City .Aor.3 ar.28.*Manchester Trager.Apt 17 AF Calling at \u2018Hallfex, westbound only.+ ccom mn: umb: absengeïs.¥ \u2018eFitted.with cold storage.\u2019 FURNESS.LINE, Pt John and Halifax to London.From | London: _ Steamer.St.John! mle Feb.38.Wyandotte > Mar.14 Marl 1% an 13.Florence .«»oervee Mar.30 À, Apr 5 HANSA ST.LAWRENCE LIN Fro Nick and Antwerp.\u20ac From Antw Steamer, - Mo treat.ntwer » n pr.18.Wyandotte éoussseueunances * LE Apr.3 ae \u201cBirmingham assosssuecs is ay 8.Hg ana vrssesesenstoscée Mey.22.1.::Cobrlane see sarsaeseieanes Jung 17 HAMBURG- AMERICAN LINE, : Montreal and Hamburg._ - -_ From From burs.7 - Montrear, AoE.pons presente MW Mes 16.ees = ppreere dunes\" -\u2014 THROUGH BILLS.OF LADING \u2018 granted by any-of the abave lines to or fram Pater tf » ht and partieulars, pi ra of freig , A) Toitwas, agent, or to ppiy to any ments.Dated Maro , 1002 B.\u2018Woods, Solicitor a toe Applicadia - ~ HERALD _ \u201cWANT \u201cADVERTISEMENTS \u201cPRODUCE | rn REIN QUICK \u201cAND SURE\" RESULTS, FURNESS, WITHY & CO,\u2018kimitéd, 4 8e Francois Xavier SO mre.i : gen .Hem trem Manufacturers af Fine Henry Birks & Sons a and Rich Out Glass \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL.Jewellery\u2019, Sliverware ey ing for it are the lowest known To-day we are showing a abundan usual way of selling.Have You Noted\" the.Clearness and Brilliancy of Our Own CUT GLASS?ni is fast being recognized asa superior product: And with all its excellence and superior character, the prices we are ask.t in rich cuttings, full of sparkle and life, a piece that would \u2018easily.bring 315.00 in the \u201cour Manufacturers Price 0 $11.70.Cr OATES _- \u2014 WELL BECEIVED| \u2014 Four Second Cholces Also Got First Money at Bennind's Track.__ OPTASIE Cm They Are\u2019 Likely to be Short of Home Men\u2014Have Big - Defence Bunch.ST.for light-grade goods, beautiful 8 inch Bowl, - THE CURLERS * ELECT OFFICERS Charts McLean is President, and William Cunningham, Vice- President.- The annual meeting of the Thistle Curling | Club was held last night, the principal busi ness \u2018being the election of directors, which .resulted as follows: Directors, W.D.Aird, M.Freeman, D: Melntyre, H.Melntosh, W.Cunningham, C.McLean, W.McCaw, D.Robertson, Ww.McNally; representative members, Dr.J.C.Cameron \"and Dr.J.T Finnie; chaplain, Rev.Rev.M.S.Oxley.Immediately after the géheral meeting the - directors got \u2018to business.and the following officers for the next season were elected: © President, Charles McLean; \u2018vice-president, Wm.Cunningham; treasurer, Major Free.map; secretary, W.D.Aird.Miscellaneous \u2018 Ottawa \u2018Show in Progress.\" Ottawa, April 7.\u2014The Kennel! Club show opened.here to-dar with 287 dezs in ihe kennels: The principal classes are collies St.Bernards, bull terriers, Great Danes, jox snd Irish terriers.Mr.James Wat- .eon, of New York, x the judge.There are | entries from ail the che! places in Onta- \u201c rio and Quebec as well\" as from many other LA rames arte gi rp \u2019 \u2018fret.tired, ligtless feeling brought on by the system being clogged | places.* _0 _\u2014 = Ping Pong at St.George Club.The Ping-Pong tournament at St.\u2018George Enowsboe Club resuited in NV, H.Baltosd end À.E.ett having to play off for lace, and.it was agreed that this be dome on Wednesday evemng next at 8.30.The double handed competition Was Won.by Mesers.W Over twenty ipurnament.Entrance 50 vente.\u2018 .H.\u201cHa¥ord and Wm.Cus- .mingham.who have again ested va chal) denge to &TT TWO WEmDeErs.members: have already signed .i Sor\u2014another, A 6 COM | PRESIDENT _ Shamrock Lacrosse - Their Annual \u2018Meeting Last Evening.\u2018 vi The Shamrock Lacrosse \"Club had a\u2019 harmonious \"and satisfactory annual meeting in St.Ann's Hall last evening.The only business was_the reception uf reports and the election of .officers, as the stand to be taken on \u2018the proposed changes.inthe playing rules was left\u2019 to the new committee, The election resulted as follows: a \u2018Hon.president\u2014H.E.McLaughlin, President\u2014Thos, O'Connell (acclamation).(acclamation » Second vice- president\u2014T.F.Slattery: 1 * Ping Pong is Dangerous.Lopäon.Golfing sexe: To those golfers\u2019 who beve \u201cfallen in.Jove\u201d game we wouid remirk.Beware! For there torts in the relluinid giobule à hidden dan- fe 86 ir \u2018r-bounds, pingite- pouging.The © ent\u2018 engeudered.br tue blowe of the rae: guet may BusTice\u2014only.© \u2018may, mind\u2014to.set \u2018the bul) on fire! - Celluimd.it seems.igniting appareuily without cause.Dr.Al exander Opsion.writing iu \u2018thé Lancet ter @ Tuber of Înstanrer of eeljulold rpg which ghould make the reader rare \u201cfui and vrrom£fortabie.Experimeu vx made With cellujoid bave kbrwn \u201cthat! (he Jowest temperature gt whlch ir will 3gnite is muen higher tbep ther which weuid prevall six feet awer from uvy ordinary.fire.; A.Meeting Postponed.- \u2018The apnui] meeting of the Mo atreal Lown Tennis Club hus teen postponed \u2018until next Monday evening.This is becanme mest of the members are busy - \u201cat tbe ping-pong Aournamest- + -TAn: Auto Race.+ 5 Pare.April T\u2014Tbe Presse today an- nounred that W.K.Variderbih, jr.and Pr.Henri De Enthsehild have.Arranged a match race with 40 horse power gntomod)i len of the same 1nake, tee be run before May 15, the stake in the rare being 1.000 francs,\u201d \u2018to he given tn the poor.The distance will be 2M) kilometres, hat the route isnot yet \u201cehosen.+, - - © Baby's 001d maybe cured in à night by using- \" Vape-Cresolene which has been extensively, in use for twenty-four years.\u2019 Alldrüggiste: A _\u2014 = .Lawn Tennis Championships.The national :lawn tennis champlonship amer will be held \u2018as ukngl ut Newport, eginning Angus 10.\u201cThe eastern cham pionship games In doubles will\u2019 take place at Longwood, Boston, July?I.- and the western doubles two days previous In hi ra, The women's championship \u2018games wi \u2018be held on June 24 at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, while the | Interealleglate { event will also take place, in Phidadelphin- at the Merlo Cricket Club.; _\u2014 \u2014 + 3] EEE with the\u2019 Parlés \u2014 has 8 \u2018ad ravir of | the attitude of sthe Governor.{ \u2014\u2014 - , ; The Gun J Westmount Gun-Club.Cot woo «cores in the sweepstakes at the : ; ; : ; éstmonnt Gun Club on Satu day wore: MR.T.' C.O'CONNELL.CU Numbers\u201d 102 : \u2018Last.Evening Re-Elected President of, hin Targets\u2014 = 5 pe 10 jo 1» \u2018the Shamrock Lacrosse Club.CAR LEE 18 62220 Hon.eccretary\u2014P, Murphy \u2018(accla- Edwards CE i 810.2 5 malinn).: Cleghorn\u2014 POR 110 18 X R-K.9 8 Assistant hon.secrétary\u2014F, .Tansey.\u2014CGallfraith ne 16 #8 616 2: + The financial statement.showed that syyrdech 7.20 9 9-5 -#|, the club turned in over # Ho to, the ass.Yatenbre .11 vy ee ee 20 À Ereciation, - : Dumont A7-:7 B.9 7 0% \u201cTHe Serretary\u2019 k' report was a good Kennedy © (LE ES eel ee] one.\"Of the tw #lve games played\u2014nine | Elliot .oe 5 3 + cee \u2018regular \u2018cage championship matéhes,\u201d J meletnn seb 4 [ER twa exhibition matches, and «ve match re rg te To for the Minto cup\u2014 your team lost but 7 CTI gl CS two .Cee 0 > > - 114 =: + \u201cCRIME OF JEALOUS MAN._ In the Goal.Nets, : : * Tthaca, N.Y.April 7.- James Churchill, LC } oran + wilted from the roposed © of Ithaca whe killed biz wife, Minnie, and Inernberahip of the union.n° President his father-in-law\u2019 Daniel Minture, at the Pittaway\u2019s crear.probably.in error: latter's home at Newfield! last June, was.Rat Westin ters are strenz cthening | : They have Spell of - Dawson, n of Vann er, andre after Lionel \u2018 Yorke.Sut Lome of the older slower thie year?fronsi Just - FORTE Q team: : \u201c Athletics, The Paris Medals.The neduls from the Talon des Ser fot fon Francais dex Sports Athletiques, given to Thoke competing In the athletic games at Paris Jn 1500, have been revelved recently by the American competitors, The.mednls mre of bronze, exceuted.hy.the famous artixt, F.Verpan, of Parle, On one.Ride In the figure of an dthlete, holding # laurel wresth in his right hand, ak à sign of victory, Beueath the pédestwi \u2018on which he KES are the words, Concours de \u2018meetings, On thé other slide of the medalllon is the \u2018figure of 4° woman poised Ju midale over the elty of Paris iénd:seattering®branches of laurel In her flight, ty plfylig the numerous regirds of merit give n hy the W ob d's Falr at Parfs.| | Football\u2019 Lachine Meeting To- Morrow, \u2018.The annual meeting of the Lachine An- sociation Faotball Club, will \"be held in Fortin'g Hall, Lachine Locks, \u2018on Wednesday April uth, at 8.p.m.sharp, to receive\u2019 the secretary's report and \u201cto elect officers, the members are eäârn p- quekted to attend, nestlyare - +000».vesesseocs ne iL Turns Bad \u201cBlood into Rich Red Blood.This spring\u2018 you will need go nething\u2019 to take away that with .impurities which have accumulated during the winter.Burdock \u2018Blood Bitters is the remedy you require, \u2019 It has no equal as a spring medicine.It has been used by \u2018ODDS AND) ENDS .OF AL L SPORTS + Advice.from Melton Mowbray: indicate that Mr! Foxhall Keene haa recovered from the first shock of his accident on the hunting field and.is already well on the: way to recovery.: In the Tennessee Derby.to be run Tues day, Mr.Bennett's great Hanover colt, Abe Frank: will be a pronounced favorite, at \u2018the probable opening price of 1 to 3.A wealthy sportsman .of Washington | has an agent at Lexington to buy, if possible, several high class stallions, of fine racing: records and.stout.blo odliness, to be used in the stud to rire hurdles,: and steeplechiasers.as \u2018weli as a high gra de of jumping horees: | rofl evening at 1402 st.Catherine Street Emile Levesque and Eugene Payette wii] i fast.-\u2014\u2014 À eapper, 105, Grennan, Club Held |.lyn, Nas given the decision over E fB -First vice- president \u2014 .H.J.Trihey ane an weak pad h \u201cbing bé had Leen subjected to.{throu *serate J \u2018decision against Him 3 \u2014but\u2014his\u2014appeal sion was unheeded.ied to be as-bi {vas to the au Urenitencved today ! Court.men are fr pleaded degree.\u20ac Jeux athlet1que ss (athletle- sports [So0ssossssssssessrsrseseess 1 Washin on, ape 7.\u20140nly | two favorites, Maru and Toscan, dboth- odds-on, won at Bennings to-daÿ, second cholces captyring the other four.Weather cloudy.Track Summary: First race, 5' \u2018furlongs, purse $400\u2014Maru, 101, Booker, 4 to 5, won; Alack, 107, Brennan, 6 to 1, second; llluminate, .108, Burns, 5 to 1, third.Time, 1.10 34, Second race, 4% furlougs, purse \u2018$400\u2014Tos- can, 107, Bullman, 7 to 10, won; Blue and Orange, 107, \u2018Burns, 2 to 1, second: First Chord, 107, Odom, 4 to 1, third.Time, .57.Thhd race, 7 furlongs, purse 400\u2014Hand}- ' to 1, won: Alpaca, 105.Wonderis, 5 to 2, second; Curts, 10, Henderson, 7 to 2, third.Time, 1.20 2-5.Fourth race, 14 furlongs, purse $400\u2014 Tom Maybin, 112, Landry, 5 to 2, wou; Blue Delft, 109, Odom, 4 to 1, second: Mystic Belle, 99, Wonderly, 12 to 1, third.Time, .57.\u2018Fifth race, 6 furlongs, purse $400\u2014Pig eon Post, 116, McCue, 4 to 1, won; Ohnet, RL, Odom, 0 to 5, second; Red ath, 126, Bull- man, $ to 5.third.- Time, 1.82.35 Sixth race, .mile and _40 yards, purse $400 \u2014Woodchuck, 92, J.\u201d Daly, 24 to 1, wou; May J., 87, Henderson, 10 to'1l, \u201cHae we, \u2018Fablus, 112, Brenban, 2 to 1, third.Mat and Ring ; Jack' Burke in Town.Jack Burke, who is on at the Royal this week, Is well-known by the older sports of Montreal: far he and Stantow Abbott provided one of the\u2018 best fights Montieal has ever seen.Jack Is the hero of the longest { fight in the Unlted States, \u2018It lasted 110 rounds aud took 7 hours and 20 minutes.\u2019 It was jn 1893, \u2018and Andy Rowen was his opponent.The referee gave it a draw.\u2019 For the first 29.rounds Rurke had all the best of it.Then he.got his wrist broken, but he was game and stayed in the: ring for the remaining $1 rounds, t though aot able.to bit with that arm.\u2014 .Kid Carter .Won.\u201cChicago, April 7 7.\u2014Kid Carter, of Brook- Wein: lo, at the end of the sixth round Carter was covered with bluad.d seeméd barely able to stand.up, #0 # become from the severe rub- Weinig came ractically without a fe heard the referee's frantic deci: | \u20ac gh the fight and when he .became \u201cfora.reversal of the - The decision\u2019 appear- \u2018a surprise Lo Carter as it rence.Can't Fight in in \u201d Charleston: Charleston, $.C., April 7\u2014 After an extended conference with President Wage: \u2018ner and a committee of business men 0 the city Governor McSweeney, announced at midnight to- night that he would - allow the Jeffries pulled off in Charleston.the law was very rigid and:he could, not take -any other course.cure the mill i» now ended, as J.( don\u2019 telegraphed to New York early «this.Tuorning.withdrawi don.said hé would not, post the 310,000 forfeit \"demanded by nut itzsimmons fight to be He.said that The effort, to se- - Jau- ing his offer.Mr.Jau- Jeffries, in view of \u201cte hfe Imprisonment.at Justice Lyon: of the Supreme ronounèæd sentence.The primon- pulty to murder in the second eal # crime\u2019 was the result.! Auburn.SEELTO mien gx the only \u201clike ly ahrentee 1 of jealousy.- 10 hee - INCURABLE EXCRUCIATING PAINS IN .THE BACK \u201cAND LOINS.\u2014A PLASTER CAST NECESSARY FOR TEMPORARY -RELIEF.\u2014HOW \u2018A CURE WAS FOUND IN DR.CHASE'S * KIDNRY - LIVER PILLS.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018We: leave Mr.Demers to dereribe his own, ease ag he wrote it in a letter to us.\"Few huinan beings are ever ealled, upon te suffer as he.did from kidney disease.- You cannot wonder at it that he ia now enthual- antic in.the praise of Dr.Ohase's Kiddey- Liver\u2019 Pills.They have given him a new cane of life, Mr.Fatelle county, Que, writes: \u201c1 am wnt.ing vou in order thht others who miffer aa.1-diti\"may\"profit-by-my\u2014experience-\u2014Far- three years 1 was \u2018obliged Lo give up all work on account of severe puins in my loins, back and rides.| had become sd stiff in my body that I could not lean over without suffering the .moat excruciating |- pains, \u201cI consulted several doctors and specialists, but all of them pronounced me incurable, and could not even give me rellef.\u2018One had me encased in plaster in order to ur port the body, for I suffered dread.ully, but pris only give me temporary relief, and I thought myself condemned to die \u2018without heing able io find wu cure.\u201cAbout this time | received ome of Dr.Chase's books, and found my case described, exactly.The: sample of Dr.\u2019 Chase\u2019a Kidney-Liver Pills which came with thia book gave me marked relief, so I bought some\u2014more, and continued the treatment.Gradually the sharp pains in the back and rida grew lesa severe and my \u2018bowels became regular and active-\u2014constipation had |.becn one of my worst symptoms, I had also suffered from indigestion and new blood showing up In good\u2019 style.The teams, werd captained hy I.Rrown and w: Callaghan, aml the \u2018former.won by five points to one.At the eall of time the tesins were tied with one point each, bat ig the extra ten minivdes Brown's men got a try Tand won out.The teams were: .\u201cBrown's Back, O'Neil: halves) Meagher, Brown (captabn, Giiboury: quarter, Letang: scrimmage, Powd, Harrington, Heston; wings, Nagle, Drechene, Hurley, Kennedy, j renter tram.J- The annual meeting.of The club will wilt.Have Very\" \u201cElaborate Races Yo s.0.Demers, Cotiception Station, | The annual meeting of the Capital Lacrosse Club will be held Wednesday night, | when organization for the season will he effected.Members of both the senior and intermediate Capitals, will attend, and it Is expected that all arrangements for the opening of practice will he made.An early start ls peceasary this seaxon, ns \u2018neveral vacancies In the senior tweive will have to be fllled, and.the younger players will be carefully \u2018watched In thet.playon the home this year, but it 1s doubtful If he would fit.In.on the attack.Good man as_he Is, the changed.conditions would no There ls a proposition to play Herb Ralph |.\u2018 doubt affeet his Play.AI Stewart of last year's Torontos, will go oh the defence, fact, the Capitals have a plethora of de- fonce nien with such a reserve force Hutton, -Ashfield, Doherty, Ralph; Rob: ertson, Moore, Binks, Stewatt an Rutter- worth to choose from.Bute :riworth may-be tried on the.home, and \u2018with Starrs and Westwick forming the attack field.Powers | and Shea, H! Ktuavt, Cope and Kimpton ave possible choices for the position former- Is.\u2018oceupiéd.by Pat Murphy.\u201cThe officers of the club San lkely he the \u2018same as last year.Ald: Davidson will again he presidént and W.F.Foran secretary- treasurer.; OTTAWA COLLEGE CHASE PIESKIN Have Begin ronan Practice to Get a Line on the Likely Men: rl Ottawa College nas started.football practice, and much interest was: taken In the play.a large number of students.helng present.The Gttawa College exe utlve evi dently: have some very first-class material to choose from Vila season, some of the Maldnex, MeDonitld, Mack Callaghan's- \u2018Back, Burke: Callaghan.(eaptalin, Gabriels: quarter, Rhe- anme; serimmage, Fee.Gllligun.O'Keefe; wings, MacDonald, Rochoni; Brennuu, \u2018Burns, Cosgrove, Lonergan, pairs.- alves, © Brien, Baseball Base Hits.The Toronto.team.will he.\u2018known as the Maple Leafs thls season, \u201cToronto\u201d will be replaced on the uniforms.by a maple, leaf.In .New York todas for\u201d thé\u201d purpose of, adopting the se Yeduie for .the coming sea.|son.Manager Dooley.will: look after Mont.1eal\u2019s end: Boston's \u2018 National League team: which \u2018in made up «af a number of.Eastern\u2019 League stars.and managed by Bue krnberger, \u201cgot off to a good start, beating the Atlanta team ot the Seuthern Leagué by a score of 6 to»5.A letthander named: H.1.Bressler bas been signed by Munueer Leonard of thé Wor-, D oC Aquatics st.Lambert \u201cBonnet Hop.i LA.bonnet \u201chop will he held an the St.ir Lambert Hoating Club house, SI, Lani | bert, Thursday evening, April 10th, This Is the lait of the series of enjoy abff heaps thay have heen.held unde | the auspices of - this club during, the past winter, and & large attendance is | expected.be held the «lubhouse at 8 pan.Thursday, May Ist, at which will be submitted the reports for the pagt.yvear, nfficers elected for the coming Feuson, ete, in Yachting SEAWANHAKA \u201csrtiars.Choose the \u2018Challenger.New York, April 7: A novel arrangement in the Non venin.Cup-0rial races is that at the end of .ench round of fôur- miles.ve minutes after the ust boat finishes the hist round, the xérond round will he started.The thing round wi be started ln a llké manner.: : .As the uxgregate trignguiar and windward and Tééward courses pre twelve miles In, length, thrèée senindé, almost.Hke soparate races, Will be-salled each day.In thts way the hoats Will be thoroughly tried out.rot necessarily meaty on continual handien as Ît would if the honts were put through ône continué, contest, - In adadltton to the \u201cdates net, additional races nay De ordered by the committee he taeen kuch contestants as may he selected.In the event Gf any.races\u2019 belng postponéd or ordered resnlled, they will be salled off at.the earliest possible moauent.As all of the bonts now building forsthe prospective honor of challenger are.to be owned and named by the eleverest Corin.thlans In the country.the uttermost Inter est in \u2018the contests will result, i ree eet NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.| Registration has been madewt the.Tutelle \u2018Office of the inearporation of.phat was formerly the firm of P.El lis & L Con\u2014of\u2014Fapante ho m-.and E.Murphy will.be in- the game again, - TF The directors of the Eastern League meet |.[Chess Club was heal at the V: ier a Ha ion.ecrit fot officers\u2019, tor thé com.hg Vea Ses red.a was Te-elected unar:mousis, was.elevtes Pe i [Cornell and W.of thanks was passed to the retiring oh wan the unanimous wish\u2019 of hy which the enmmities will stop the boats.A bad start on one round whb\u2014zrme, The sparkling dialogue and amus Campbell: Mrs.CA few weeks ago.with nm.charge of criminal ~pasanlt hanging over his head, T Tes the Sole of your fe r foot that suffers! RE It's the Sole of your foot that perspires! - Its the Sole of your foot that's calloused! .; 1¢'s-the Sole of your foot.-th: i wei on four little overworked spots.No shoe but \u201cRESILIA\u201d fits the sole of the foot instantly.No other shoe is on springs that letq you ; down easy.Co Co No other shoe relieves | \u2014the tender spots, by dis tributing pressure over surrounding surfaces.through an absolute air .pump action, keeping the | ~~ - feet clean, cool, hardy and Ë \u201chealthy.1 | RESILIA gives Bounce to the foot step, rest to the spine, ventilation to feet.Send.us $5.00 for guar- \u2018anteed fit, or four cents sample.\u2018 THE RESILIA SOLE in - fur _ ce Men's or Women's.e Slater Shoe J \u2014t \u2014 tie 7 \u2014-_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014e JE 200 à 6 n° 225 st.James Street.CL 47 St.Lawrence Street.- 1651 St.Cathorine Street.2447 st.Catherine Stroet.The West End.Branch of the Slater Shoe is moving , from 2381 St.Catherine St.to.2447, cor.Drummond.Chess and Checkers |s WESTMOUNT CHESS.The.Annual Meeting of the Club Was.\"Held on Saturday and Officers - .Elected.The\u2019 \u2018annual, meeting of.the: Westmount i Saturday evening last.1% follows: The president -Mr_ FC.Prat: Mr.J.©.Senez, Mr AL i us.treasurer.Dv second vice presen Monéarrat.séctetann, Mowers, \u201cSmall andes.first véce{president, at bo AM Aven sand MH a Avie cers, and\u201d especialy to Me.\\.Angus.throu h whee\u201d \u2018efforts the names ow i club have \u201cbieen- placed \u201cont \u201ceh AT sg tory footing.Messrs M © Rnssell pee ; Ü, Naunders were app nted a voumt tee to revine the, hy line or the cub It the meeting \u201cthat the \u201club should dave a dinners whew vnder the mange nt of Messrs, Rutee™ and Saunders wild prove a great sae cea, This Aub meute.every.Wednesdn and Saturday evenings at the Vator a Hall, where visitora will be always wel | come.: PT TT ay ere ; vo Montreal Checker Club.i An important: meeting.of the.Montreal\u2019 Cheektr, Club will take plaice this vien tn thelr Tooms, 300 Willfam Street, fu du.cide when Messi Farrell and Valty wit May off thetr tle games which took place, n the tournament some: time aro! both had Ing à veore FT 1412 polnrs té their credtt A good.contest is Antleiprited whens these ges.flemen meet, as they ave cousidered: about the two best players In the vit.ete PLAYED AT VERDUN.Garrick.Dramatio \u201cClub Entertains Patients With a Three- Act ' 1 Farce.7 The Garrick Dramatie the Verdun Asyinm Inst evenlug and\u2019 pare n rehearsal of Nyduey Grundy ls.\u2018original three net farce, entitled The Late Mr, Castels * Which thé same east Is to per tuthe Stanley Hal Uls Exvelle ney \u2018the the.Coeuniess of form to morrow.event under the patronage o Governor General and Ing situations were - greatly appreciated hy \u2018n large\u201csudience: The cast was ns follows: \u2018Kir Pinto Wanklu: Mr, Céeil 7 Garton Captain Trefusix, Mr.WW.¢ Ryde: Jack Unlacke, Mr.F.C Vernon Mott; Spencer, Mr.A.Rives BAI Mrs.Rickerdy Miss Klale Uastelsx, Mrs.Ceell TL Gor Ming Rlanche Cor don: Avice Rickerdyke, ban, .- - ee HELD ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.Reamavilie, Ont.April S.(Special) =WH- Nam MeCastell.- Who stddenly left fown a was arrested farm, enr W elland.yesterday, Catharines jall.He will, hearing in Beams: on Rour's and taken to Nt.be given a preliminary ville to- aay.1 .tr r e i° de Fao Were! TP ' : Ahi el SN RICA Tey Jou eo! the Mr Nage Judy Mindy vistted \u2014 \u2014 \"Ze ts + a\u201d ar | 25 ty.\u201cass we 5e a and wes: e: ; ne\u201d (sas al $10 ES was seed mn \u201clem =e posal, of.as we Le 24,71 204 1700073 more and diras nf ste .» ; z2raut- Hasta ware \u201cThe Ï \u201cwho een: roe 32 1 g PTE a on Sarait qf tse solier a tacdscme sum aac abie 16 rétair: 128 serv STeCTOTE ta Tee Ze omsEITI- - CieETy mes T2e.ated ros me=nsZz WW De 7 F#.Ames I= caZowie vas md ant py \"24.3 z Te tere wise Ye PS me TELAT Tha Ww ii lesen vu ; T Harris a: save?= LTVROL- aq Tes tees at = VESTRY MEETINGS.\u201cAt Churches of St.John the Evangelist 7 \u2018 and St.James the » Apostie.: The © Ra 4 ANS ET Paras were VAN A get Yr SITE Xe, SRE INAIRIOS 85 Du ds NN NS SE Swng Tye Fave oe was aor aud 12e rh Pa nce vavge: legacy of S810, dem floateg dede de about Ret Edtuerd NON pres: at nardyrs for the ensuin TRAtes tithe Synod result «7 the Present vifresre, Mes-ra \u201cbards and CLE Re: ffenateit.Messrs A GOR Clavten and JUN wan, delegates.Then.rained à thanks for their past pervives Messrs 3 03M Pangman, GO the \u201ca Ex M Cartes CT A RG Hewsni A Browning E W Pass er CON EE Porteous and HH NSu'à were ls eeted members oF.(he \u2018avieus A SALIY A port ghowed that the edition Did ive school was, most encouraging.and TNE TE Tees Hore Is the Source of Health, Don\u2019t Pay Me Until You're.Cured: There is one certain wav td cure weaKnesa\u2014that is.to restore life : .one.¢ertain way - to.cure pain\u2014that is, to wemove its cause.How far drugs come from this and how directly the Dr.McLaughlin's Electric Belt) strikes the.mark are pany, Limited, letters patent having been | received in Ontario.Germs, - Germs.\u2018We hear a great deal about them these days,andrightly.too; for they are the direct cause of whooping-cough, diphtheria,scarlet fever and other diseases of childhood.When any of these are in the neighborhood, You should use Vapo-Creso- lene, very.evening purify their sleeping rooms with this perfectly safe remedy.It Isso easyXoprevent the disease in this way.For whoop- coffee firm of Hamilton: Nicholas Garländ, .practically.all mission to take the evidence of three wit- which occurre Quebec, and Interested \u2018him MONTREAL.FIRM STARTS SUITS.Toronto, Apri} 8.\u2014Goulet Bros, wholesale tobacco manufacturers, Montreal, are slug, Thomas B.Greening, the wholesale tea ang of \u2018Toronto, and J.15.Mateheet, clerk for Mr.Garland, for an account in connection\u2019 with.Insurance on the stock of J.MeN, Richmond, general merchant, of Rat Port- Age.The plaintiffs, who are creditors \u201cof the latter, assert that.the defendants got the Insurance and assets when Richmond wins burned out.Yester: day the court here granted an order of com- nesses tn Rat Portage.> DEATH oF MR.W.W.DORAN.\u2018The many .friends of Mr.William Walter\u2019 Doran will re ret tp learn of his death, t his residence in Quebec ldecensed was \u2018well and in Montreal.After.re ¢ returned to f in the insurance business, but has been heen con.yesterday.Then favorably: known alding here for about a year J] nor blister, as old belts do.thousands - for a quarter of gak on the stomach, fi ore 95 X us bot the a centu ry with inequall d plus bool.he fin mer lo score ZA \u2018to his |-choulders, in, the back.fone a nd den frac | in cough and croup, the doctors say fined to the mother 5 residence\u2019 \u201cthrough ill 5 The newly elected officers of the Cercle \u2018quent.desire to urinate and pain in meking itisa perfect speci c.nt.1 \u2014 , St.- Denis are: Tresident, Hormisdas La.water, stiffness of the \u2018body, and all the Vapo-Cresolene is sold 1 here 8.P.C.A \u201cMEETING.cor | porte: (vice-president.HE, Couriean: trenn: fe Tuer a Re derangements of | pe ab Jak, à tie ip nd a PA x © > | Dubreuil; assistant secretary and vrensurese \u201cSince usi Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Cresolene, complete, $1.50; extra supplies of Creso- Inapoôtors Report \u201cthe Number of Cases | .HE E IS PROOF.L.Valols.\u201d.*| Pills these ailments have © less and Lee socanty idl histesntain.andled During the Past Month._ Men.J.kine of Shigawalk Rifle Record.lose, uml new\u201d hey eve entirely dindp- STN TE ENTER | Te Cum society tor i Prevention, of re a ne rigs 9, Que, > he pared r y pa Sr have ed 5 Burd ey Jom For, Apt LE.5 o, Huds Shes .Kidney \u2018Live Pill an OS C am FOR ei at its office tn the Caned Life Build ; \u2018me ne for the past and Revolver Club x3 heir praise, people | © \u2014 que y Bo think thereis its equal.Bay onde a ser United States record ob, county int murprised to te one me in this 8 ents=\u2014 - eur or mot penton of oontotion: tired and have § on the American target, 100 con.d t es 21 \"135 the problem solved as.8 varainel ven 18: ial complaints in- 00 secutive shots, In spite of unfaverable con.again, and no mondgr, or my curs Sewn , % Gostroyed 5: animals | ! fos to froze get a \"bottle of B.B.B.It dit! ons, Dr.Hud son In ma 900 points out of 80st miraculon STW ELL'S he ott : anima the blood and builds up BE con.sible 1.000.record previous to Dr.Chase's CE: Flas 3 one me vi Stared that \u20ac three bumane énimal botier thad sy other remedz w iain i held by Theodore Gaui Spring: à done; 25 centa yy Lunch Z Down Town To-éay, milles à de been ordered from Ee) ne a nimsl A \u2014 a 00, Bates & 2 ,[ Ou, dc sa ol dE Sa us sas #0 Sha at, \\ .+ ._ oF ; \u2019 , ' .- Le $ .\u2019 ; ta i Cle + : cas \u2018 See \u20ac .ee \u2018 LEER hier, So : ; s \" shown by the thousands of cu per= formed in almost hopeless cases by : ; - \u2018my wonder-working electric treat- Ce ; ment after the failure of all kinds of oT drug medication.The reason ia that all pain and weakness result from a loss of organic and nerve vitality.That must be restored.Drugs cannot restore it Electricity can and does when it is applied right.I apply it right.DR, McLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT | -Cures, to stay cured, Weakness of ny Kind, :neys., It cures Rheumatism, Pains in Back and 8houlders, Sciatica, Lum- bagé, Indigestion, Neuralgia, Prostatic Weakness, Gonstipation, yspep- sia, and al \u201ctroubles where new life can restore health.I know no better way of proving-the curative powers of my.Beit to |}: anyone than te cure them béfore I ask - \u2018my\u2019 pay.My confiderce- \u2018in my - method enables'mé to offer my Belt to o_jpyone who will secure me, tp be used at my risk, on the condition.of .\u201cNO CURE.NO PA Y.You run no Hak: You pay only when cured, if you can offer rosie security.Failure to cure costs you DE, as | take -all the chances.The Dr, Me! lp Electric.Belt ls\u201dthe best electric body.appliance that bas \u2018ever been inven tis warranted on a bond of $5,000 to give a stronger current.last longer, and to cure quicker than ahy other electric body appliance made.Guaranteed for ons year at my expense.It does not fall to pieces, as the cheaply-made belts do, and does.not burs por, Rt is the enly up-to-date, modern electric belt on Bale o-dny.50,000 Cures ares Ra Ba ame |.DR.M.F.McLAUGHLIN, 214 214 St.James St, orties Hours, fam tod hm.SuRTERS 90 1.\u2018Wetamtens 8 Bo bien, ¥ un \u201811+ ous Debility, Waste of Péviam, Varicocsle, ; oH No other dispels Sweat 1 POA - rt nue hotes à in Nerves, Stomach, Heart, Liver or Kid- io Lp RETR ie) REA era, = 2 ase Cai a b | , À i + { @ b A ations later wiped out all the » NOW 5 PER CENT a DIVIDEND IS .amr me me yd The Increase To-day Causes an Umiten- Dealerain as.OER « HIGH GRADE.| © Send for Current Liat of Offeriags.INVESTMENT SECURITIES.| ARGER pope raw 68 MUCH L Eight nd a Hall Milles Lust © Week\u2014Prices in Manitoba._ j at from 50e to T5e | ASHOS.\u2014The het HONEY.\u2014Business\u2019 Jn honey.Was exceed.gly quiet, as is usual a season.White Set, comd at 13c to y ; 10c to 1lc, strained at Bc to 10c per 1b.; byckwheat In comb at 9c to 10c, and extracted at 7c to 8c.ce .\u2014There was no change in beans.TBe demand for-pilmes was quiet-at-$1:10- to $L15 in car lots, and at 8.20 in a job- ï e trade continues slow, Sound dot the demand belng fill actual wants.te, $4.° pearls, $6 to prices unchanged.Firs ges.de, $8.90 to $3.95; 100 1bs.| Will make the following 14: on te to leave: 4 \u2019 .\u2019 OL rage tid Set Set Sih Bult Lg Be Mh mes will mot or a t lengshore up load cargo.om eke .on which.mon- -union men bave worked, .-.- - R.& ©.NOTES.The Richelicu & Ontario Company's flect, which Is expected to arrive hee shortly, ng: je Berthier will run between Montreal, Sorel and Three \u2018Rivers; the Chambly, between Montreal and Richelleu River; the Quebec and Beau: pre (formerly the Montreal) will run be- w een Montreal and- Quebec.When ready the.compant'e new .boat Montreal will re- \u2014\u2014 Upward Start inthe\" Stock., \u2019 STEEL SHARES ACTIVE AND STILL HIGHER | Power About the Same\u2014Du-' ; - \u2014luth Active-and-Up-\u2014\u2014) a Little, © The Steel shares were stronger to-day, on further good buying, while Twin City was under the influence of a rather strong bull movement, based on\u2018 the increase io.the dividend fiom 4 to 5 per cent.: Twins were stronger and more active iu New York and sold freely there around 121.to 12114, À _ : There.were further rumors from London to the effect that thé peace proposals had wade auuitioual progress, which aather made.{be outlook fur.tbe international blocks a litile better.es Power was a little easier this morning, selling at 101% to 102.\u201clheuë was naturally sowe apprehension over ihe reports of rate cuttug on the part of tre Læichine.Company, but it now appears that the dis: trièt juvolved is ouly cast of St.Lawrence Street, aud' that the Power Company does _uot intend to weet the lower rates, but will stick to its present figures.President Holt, \u2018vf the Power Company, is in New York, tu\u201c day, and it is unuerstood that he is were with a view of looklug alter the details vf the listing of the stock on the New York xchange, and is also consulting with \u2018the bauking houses that juteid ww take tae stock lu charge.) ; ; § 5 ; .It is said that leading Ottawa people are now getting heavily iucèrested in the local market, aud there was quite a lot of buying tro the Capital thls morning.awin City, Was \u2018more active thaw it has been for-some- tite past ow the dividëud rumors, scling 0p to 122Y, just before the close, \u2018althofign, it eased oll $% from that pot ou the nnal sale, s \u2019 Yo $ 5 \u2018 \"The exceedingly poor annual report-of the Dominion Cotton Co.led tv vousiderable liquidation, which forced tbe swock down to 50, making a.striking decline from\u2019 the, recent higu Ligures.! \\ : + $ TT \u2018Toronto: Rails continue tv disappoint -hold- ers, as there dre no sigus yet of the much- , laléed-of bull movemeut taal was to carry tne stock to 125.2° Duluth shares were very strong, the common selllng ut 1tlg aud the preferred at sue, in line with the.activity and bigher piices established in New York yesterday.$858 .L.J.Forget & Co.'s Loudon cable quoted - Grand Tfruuk first at 1U2, setond ât 8644, third at 34% Aua-onda at £5%.Lo 8 8.8 .Montréal Street Railway earnings yesterday were $3,374.52, an.increase .compared with the same dyy last year of $179.64.Mr.C.D.Monks messages sald: Londdy markets better all: around.Ameiicaus, up- 34 to 14; L.& N.featuie., Sterling eased off only slightly on goid bills and higher money rates.Rochester & Pittsburg Coal and.Iron.Co.miners refuse to \u2018accept offered -concessions.Finance Committee of; United States Steel meets to-day; official band plan.circular may.be given \u2018out.'Kreasury Department denles rumors of.in- pendihg large Governmout boud purchases.All hidg far Western Maryland are rejected.- *-æks Company oll pipe line, capital $3,000, ¢ (00, incorporated at Austin; J.W.Gates n- terested.Expected tgnporary Jujunciion , Canadian.Pacific at 118% aud 1-000.net.Montreal 0fice\u2014canada Lite Bunding.E.C.NORSWORTHY.- - Manage -100 Dom.Steel com.at 65%.100 Dom.Steel com.at 65.400 Dom.Steel com.æt 644.50 Dom.Steel com.at 644.200 Dom.Steel com.at 64.20 Dom.Steel com.at 65.60 Dom.Steel com.at 64%.\"75 Dom.Steel com.at 64%.| 25 Mont.Power at 102, : 25 Mont.Power at 1024.\u201850 Mont.Power at 10314, 100 Dom.Steel pfd.at 944.& Dom.Steel ptd.at 94.\"2 Dom.\u2018Steel pfd.at 93%.18) Dom.Steel pfd.at 94%, 26-Dom.Steel pfd.at'94tg.75 Dom.Steel pfd.at 94%, .1000 Virtue at 23.) 6 Dom.Coal at 139, 50 Dom.Coal at 187.- 50 Dom.Coal at 136, + -350-Mont-Power-at 3082-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014] 7, = ä x office to-day, giving the closing of wheat - 255 Mont.Power at 101%.-\u201c|as follows: No, 1 northern Manitoba, 70c 50 Mont.Power at 101%.£ ot, Tic May; No.2 northern, 67c spot, 6sc ory Mout.Power at 101%.\" vay.oo s $ 4 : : 200 Mont Power at 101%.May wheat opened at 71% to 71% and at 4 the grain market and prices are about the .+ } The shipments of wheat,\u2019 and flour.as wheat, to Europe from the ing countries were officia follows: ; Last week.Year ago.n .Bushels.Bushels.United States.4,446,000 4,608,000 Russia .ce00.0e 1,840,000 .Danubian .\u2026.- 632,000 424,000 Argentina .1,160,000 1,552,000 | IDGIR L.ononcccapese 224,000 .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Australla .\u2026.280,000 ) Totäl.\u2026.B582,000 7,067,000 H.D.Metcalfe, grain exporter, recelved the following despatch from his Winnipeg 12.30 was quoted at 711, to 71%.July wheat 71% and at 12.30 was quoted at: opened at | ©.MONTREAL MARKETS GRAIN.\u2014There is mo materlal: change in same.Ontarlo\u2018 whcat and peas, however, Some -many uniformily bullish statements on Dominion Coal and Steel have.come from Boston, inspired no doubt by Toronto, that It seems.rather strange to hear Boston singing a new tune.The same people who whooped the stocks up In the past now: write: \u201cEstimates ju Canadian papers and other publications .of the enormous\u2019 prosper- lty of the Dominion Coal Company are so far \u2018beyond \u2018the real facts that It Is time -these were stated.To - \u201cThe Dominion Coa! Company*s year ends February 28, and for, the year.just ended thé company has made an output of 2,412,- 000 tons, and has earned less thän '$1,000,- 1 It has had to spend\u201d more than $500,000 on new\u2019shafts, has'to pay charges, Including 8 per cent.on $3,000,000.preferred stock of $407.70\" pér.annum, and , made \u2018profits only duiïng the last five months of Îts fiscal year.\u2014A year, ago the company was going into debt.To-day It has only turned the corner by six months.\u201cNow, the coal of the Dominlon Coal Company is wholly 'a soft.coal, carrying\u2019 a high pencentaze of sulphur.Its market, except to a limited extent in Canada, has been made largely by the establishment of the.New England Gas and.Coke Company, which Is to-day using 600,000 tons per an- num,\u201d upon whith \"it\" ls \u201cadmitted upon all\u201d sides there Is no profit to the coal com-\u2019 pany, and by \u2018the starting of the Steel Company, which pays $1.20 per ton for -about 800,000 tons per annum.- The coal Is so rich in gas making material tbat it has to \u2018be carefully guarded against spohtaneous | combustion.It is so high\u201din sulphur that It has.to be crushed and washed before he- lng turned inte coke for use in the furnaces \u201cof, the Steel Company.\u201d Co © Continuing.they write: \u201cThe: price \u2018paid by the Steel Company and the inprofitables ness \u2018of the New England Gas .and' Coke contract tb the Coal Company, should make clear that the stories: that have been re- against Metropolitan Street Railway be vacated to-day.The puddlers of Read- fug Iron Co.have asked for another wage advance.Generally admitted no deal pend | ing In.connection with \u2018St.Paul.\" Alten carning rather over 1 per cent.on common.Winter \u2018wheat.conditions still uucertain, + with authorities differing widely.All war o- | taxes repealed.Bull talk on Wabash.ported Heinze people syndicated their hold- Ings 85 preparatory step te control by Amail-.gamated.We, look for better -maiket today.The conditions yesterday favored the.bear element, but their success will be of short duration.There Is uvthing to be alarmed about in\u2019 crop scares) G ument report will be out on Thursday.IN will Have a great deal to do with.course of stocks, particularly Atchison, Missouri Pacific and San Francisco lines.London, 2.p.m.\u2014Soyth Africans are strong on buying from Paris, who hears that a large force of : Boers estimated at 600 have surrendered.L.& N.attracting attention on London on reported strengthened strategic position of company: Illinois Central for February, net decrease $9,320; July.1 to February 28, ret increase $1,829,000; \u2018month of Maich, gross Increase $164,604; July to March 31, gross increase $2,771,616.Metropolitan wins- In the finjnnetion case,\u2018 restiaining them from leasing its properties to Inter- Urban Co.( Sub-treasury gained $2,370,000 from banks yesterday, and since last Friday gained B2,708,000 -from bunks.Loudon, 3.30 p.m.\u2014 Americans fiim; Kafflrs* strong on peace rumors; nothing but runiors, however, : + : $$ § : \u2018Robert Meredith & Co.received the fol- ldwing over their private wire from Zim- ermann & Forshay, New York: The mar: ket received encouragement at the opening in the higher prites for Americans in London, and after a slight hesitation the weak- Mess caused yesterday by large gold export: engagements passed away.Sentiment was favorably influenced hy the buoyant recovery in Louisville & Nashville, which sold up.two points on the belief that the treas- .ury stock jssued by the directors \u2018had al: ready been marketed: There were several movements of exceptional strength In the speculation.Duluth, South Shore :& Atlantic stock advahded \u2018over a point for: the common and two per cent.for preferred.The Soo stocks, however, were reactionary.Metropolitan Street advanced 114 per cent.on the refusal of the court to continue In- ction.against the Inter-urban lease, put \u2018gaine other local tractions were alsn inelined on a.Twin City advanced.sharply ob tbe favorable dividend .i1umors, speculation was somewhat restricted in * point of acfivify.but the temper of the traders !s decidedly more cheerful than geste da The official cfréular : of the teel refunding Will probably bé issued at.the meeting to-day.- Gould Issues were Im- ved, and it looks as if the pool .which as long been tormant\u2014wlilresume actly.Copper 1ise wad checked by Boston ling.The exchange market Is weak, emand sterling being 487%.London Was à buyer principally of Louisville & Nashville apd .Southgrns.\u201d Seven thousand shares would coveïsthe amount of London\u2019s operations.Sales to noon, 339,000 shinres.Canadian Pacifle closed in London at-418%.- LL 28 7 ._ ; .rmann & Forshay quote foreign, ex- qui New York as follows: Demand sterling, 487.80: france, OLO%' less 1.32; relchmarks, 95 7-16.ss } \"MORNING BOARD SALES, : 25 Dom Steel com.at 64.50 Dom.Steel com.at 6444.«125 Dom: Steel com.&t 6444.\"25 Dom.Steel com.at 65.!450 Dom.Steel com.at sé - 400 Dom.Steel com: at 66d.-.125 Dom.Steel com.at 66%.\u201925 Dom.Steel com.at 66%.200 Dom.Steel com.at.66.400 Dom.Steel com.at 66%.@& Dom.Steel com.at 65%.400 Dom.Steel com.at 66.$0 Dom.Steel com.at 66%.; #00 Dom.Steel com at 66.>.M0 Dom.Steel com at 6534.; 200 Dom.Steel com.at 65%.,.900.Dom.Steel com.at 66.- 875 Dom.Steel com, at 66%.\" 240 Dom.Steel com.at 65%.150 Dom.Steel com.at 66.- 200 Dom.Steel com.at 66%.100 Dom.Steel dom.at 65%.235 Dom.Steel Com.100 Dom.Steel com.at 68.95 Dom.Steel com.at Fi av] com.at 65%, » Great victory for Metropolitan, | The | \u2018pénted the.last three weeks.of -3,000,0600 tons per annum yielding £1.per ton net are not - | well based.ÿ Kôrty \u2018cents per fon Is the est).mated pro i the coal used hy the Steel Company.© Ricrefore, on oné-half of: the compariy's coq) therc\\is not $300,000.profit, but there is sufficiont-to-pay-fixed-charges and the profit for tie common stock will come in the expausion of the coal.into for-, elgn markets, © Les .\u2018Phere has bren an almost unprecedented coal fsmine \u2018in Europe and: the Coal Company has been able to open up a good mar- \u2018profit on foreign sold.coal should\u2019 be flg-, ured under, rather than over, $1 per ton for an average profit.But it is not necessary to.enter into \u2018discussion of \u2018these detalls, The\u201d 8 per cent, opilon.limits the prospee-' tive profit; and should the coal people, who It Is now helieved own control of the Steel Company,\u201d finally suececd In voting Steel .Company stock to voluntarily increase this option to & percent, It is difflenlt to see | \u2018how -there\u201d should be more.advances fn Da.minion (\u2018onl cent, fiom\u2019its own offspring, the Steel Com: any.\u201d : .2 a PRIS 5 8 5 | \u2018Montreal led hi the trading\u2019 in\u2019 Dominlon Steel last week, with Boston a closé second.++.+00.= eee et teste , + - annnea- \u2014 \u201cGOSSIP OF THE *STREET\u201d AND EXCHANGE._- ket there, hut prices \u2018are receding and the | upon a.guarantee of 8 per | j Maxeh were 892,505, an Increase of $13.00%.In the\u2019 latter market-the eales of Steel amounted to 054,202 shares, and of Coal 8,370 shares.get .| last week amounted to 43,306 shares, Montreal doing nearly as much: as that in one dar.\u2019 ; ! C8 $ 8 : : A Torgnto paper appears to think that Montreal traders did not know.anything about Steel until It.got to high figures.- It says: \u2018Traders In the east have until the past week or two largely kept out of the swim so far as the domestic Industria) shares\u2019 ave concerned,\"and have given Té- ronto people lots of gratuitous advice ahout \u201cgoing slow\u201d on such issues.While Mont- realers\u2019 were talking Toronto people were accumuläting biz profits.Then, as If to prove the truth of the saying.from the.sublime to the ridicülous Is but a step, the eastern traders developed an Intense passion for Steel \u2018common, buying tens of.\"thousands \u2018of shares and running the price up 23 points over 69, but the close showed a reaction In this Issue of over 10 points.\u2018 $ $8 5 .g In a Toronto_ paper Montreal Is.credited) with having traded in.only 75.148 shares of \u2018stock last week.As a matter of fact,- Montreal traded +n over 100,000 shares, more \u2018than twice the business \u2018done In To- tonté.I : ; - $8 $ 8 .Crow's Nest Coal had a phenomenal rise An Toronto -the past week.= The stock js.very strongly held; and owing to the small floating supply, It-has been easy to work up the price whenever a demand 'appeared.The first sale of the week \u2018was at 400, ten shares selling at that figure, which was a net gain of 30.points.Then 100 \u2018Shares changed hands at 400, and finally yesterday there were sales at 515, 51544 and 510, the top price showing a net advance for the.Week ot.14544_polntä.There.is-talk-of -an: | For the month they were $277,574, an Increase of $35,037, \u2018and \u2018from July 1 $701,210, an Inérease of $10.243, 1-Bank of Montreal at.260.250- Twin Clty at 119%.100 Twin City at 119%.100 Twin City at 119%.7 Twin City at 120.2 Twin City at 119.- 60, Twin City at 120.100 Twin City at 120%.275 Twin City at 1205.275 Twin City at 121.250 Twin City at=3207%, 126 Twin City at 120%.-25 Twin Clty at 12014, - 175 Twin City.at32i.60 Twin City at 12114.- 86 Twin City.at 121.55 Twin City at 121%.76 Twin City at 122.100 Twin City at 1224.50 Twin City at 121%., 67.Richelieu at 115.150 Pétige rights at 3%.15 Pacffic rights at 3%.\u20188 Merchäants Bank at 14916.15 Molsons Bank at 206%.10 Molsons Bank at 207.50 Molsons Bank at 206%.$0 Toronto Ry.at 118%, 756 Toronto Ry.at 119.© 75.Toronto Ry.at 118%.\u2014 25 Toronto Ry.at 118%._ - 5) Toronto.Ry.at 11814.- .25 Duluth com.at 1414.-100 Duluth com.at 15, 100 Duluth \u2018com.\u2019 at 16%.10, Duluth com.at 17.100 Duluth com.at 18.© 50 Duluth com.at 16%.200 Duluth com.at 16%.- 10 Duluth pfd.at 33, 100 Duluth pfd.at 30%._- 2 Mon{.Telegraph at 170.30 Mont.Telegraph at 168%.150 Dom.Cotton at 53.: 715.Dom.Cotton at 51%.150 Dom.Cotton at 50.2000 Dom.Steel bonds at 914.47000 Dom.\u201d Steel bonds at 91.: 6000 Dom.Steel bonds at 914.2000.Doin.Steel bonds at 9114.2500 Mont.Street Ry.at 108%.- _-250-Mont:-Poyer at 1028.~ oy July cotton o ened .in New York at 802, went to 895 and was quoted at that figure Tat 12.20.August opened at B78 and after \u2018selling at 875° was quoted at B74.May.cotton opened at 893 was 896.-_ and at 12.80 the price > OR.A.W, CRASES OFF \"2 CATARRH CURE ,.260., stop 7 + - - = hain Hansen.FE.Hubert, W.Hart, F.L.J are a little easier.\u2018Ontario No.1 spring | Kelly, Mrs.Kelle, TIL.Lea, Miss Len, ; 2e NE va Rev.J.1.Lloyd, FT: A.Darnaghten, W.wheat, afloat May, 75e; No,.2 apring trheat, Madgshon, A.Neame, Migr.Noam.Misa T4c; peas, 80c to 8DY4e: rye, fâlhe: batley, hic; oats, 45%c: buckwheat, 67c;.and No.2 oats on spot.45l4e to 466, } FLOUR.-A fair jobbing trade wax done lon hoth.local and country account, hut: apart from this the market continues quiet, with an uhspttled feeling.Manitoba spring wheat patents, £3.90 to.$4.10: atrang bakers.83.50 to $8.80: winter wheat patents, $3.75 Dare $1.65 \u2018to\u2019 $1.70; and extras, $1.50 to MEAL.-\u2014The demand far ralled nnte vis slow, but pricex show no further change, they being nuoted ab $4.30 to $4.40 per bar rel and at $2.10.to $2.13 per bag.FEED.\u2014There was a falrly good demand.forall lines of feed at firm prices.Ralea of car lots bf Ontario hran: were made at .$18.:50-pep ton In bulk and shorts at $22.50 per ton, Including bags: Manitoba bran sold nt $19 per ton and shorts at $22, Including ags.: : Le HAY.\u2014A fair amount of business was done.hoth for local and export Account.No.1, $8.50 to 810: No, 2, 8R.50 to 80.25: | mixed, $7.50 to $8\" and clover [per-ton\u2014in-car-lot®s ee.of CHPESE.\u2014The market Is veyv.strong In tone, but there Is nothing particularly to.note.Finest Ontario makée, 1 11%e; finest Townships makes, io : to 11%e: finest Quebec.makes, 1146 to 11%e.BOWTER.\u2014The demand for fresh made creamery was good and all offerings\u2019 with a ready eale at steady prices.There wag also a fair demand for held creamery rnd dairy from American divers, and soma fair sized lots were taken off \u2018the market to:day.Finest fresh creamery.22¢ to 23c: ereamery seconds, 17¢ to -20Vec: western dairy, -15¢ to 17c.; Lo EGGH.\u2014The tone of the market continues \u20ac to «tlie fact that there ia still a ecarelty, hut prices show no further advance.The demand to-day was good, and riles were made freely at 13%c to 14c¢.per dozen.Ce MAL LE * PRODUCT.:-The* auarket was | tairly steady, with a fair business passing, Syrup.In large tins mold at.0c to \u2018R0¢c, In small tins at 30c to 0c, ard in wood at 5e Irritating P \u2019 4 firm owln \u2014 imples and Disfiguring ., Blotches.Co They \"place mariy young girls at a t disadvantage in life.The only cure is » blood purifier like Ferrosone.It cleanses the crimson flood of poisons and impurities, renews and strength: ens it, and makes lots.of red corpuscles thdt manifest their presence \u2018by a ruddy, healthy glow in the cheeks \u2018and.lips, Ferrozone quickly masters al] skin eruptions, bullde up broken- ddwn constitutions, and gives to weak, sickly women an abundance of spirits, rincipal ex, 20 ly core as 451,000.| from London \u201cAwerlean steers at 14%¢ to 14%c.The total trading of all shares In\u2019 Toronto |.\"buying the stocks and saying nothing, but | \u2018Increase In the capital, and it 18 \u2018said the | Buckwheat firm, 57 middle price may go up.to 1.000 or more.\u2019 °R 5» midle.NE Co.oo 5 0s 8 ; Corn la for No.2 mixed; 56 for No.2 yel- gi to - ; ow West.: .: Toronto Street Rallway earnings: | Odts\u2014Steady, 40% for No.2 white middle.LT .sarnings.Increase, Oatmeal\u2014Steady, $4.60 for ca ngs, $4.75 Andaz, March 30.782,793 00 $02.00 barrels track Toronto; 25 mor okon x Mone ny, March 31.00 1,385 00.| Peas\u2014No.2 white quoted 79 80c high, mésday, April 1 0.147 60 716 00.] and 80c .to 8lc middle.?Wédnesday, April 2\u2026.:.4,570 00 25 00 77, OÙ ; \u2018Thursday, April 3.4,627 00 .\u2018(98 00 v Friday, April 4.4.671 00 1 714-001 a : Saturday, April 5.0000 \u20185255000 *29.00 SHIPPING Total.332,545 00 $3,000 00.= og *Decrease,.> 3» 2 TT SPELAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.- Le Te naît ; \u201c| [a Salled, Lou = Detroit United Rallway dally earnings re- Steamship.Frome.For.April.-port for fhe week ending April 1, 1902:.Bengore Head, St.John, .Diblin .§ Lt .: > Ine : Atrived, © - March M.Fag régies, Stéamene.AL From.Apri Mareh 27.120214 121111 78503 12 1.287 a8 Vaderland.New York.Antwerp -,., 7 March 2800007000000 ROR 10104 17 Crvle.ooo «New York.Liverpool 7 March 29.21011 111107 10,066 09° 2.48% 40 Rhymland. - .A .and was 27 \u2018years old.a The Rire LE the Jew England Gas It camps, as 4 result of which practice London, April 7:-A despatch from King: For the special weaknesses to which wo.pany are placed at $2.12 3,000, Many women have.Been: killed, it 1s sald 1\u20aceton, Jamaica.states trat a.disturbance (men are now victims, Paine\u2019s Celery Com- WHO ARE THE SIX ?a.part \u2018of which ip secured by $360,000 in General De la Rér gives $pecifie Instances \u2018Arose on Saturday at Montego Bay be- | und ix the surest.and safest remedy: | Dp 8 d, c Tin [oth Fi 14 C Brookline Gas Company's \u2018certificates, and j.6f the killing of wannded prisoners.and he | tween he mob and the police, A rev he w tie strengthen ing and building | r.Baird, Corporal in ie orps, $200,000 Coke bonds.-It is said that the | couy-lains (bat owing te ;Loid Metbuen's (fémpted to rescue a prisoner from jail fup properties of this marvellous preecrip- Writes a: Strange Story of Casu- operatlons of the company showed a loss persecution, his own wite, with six chil: oda overpowered, the police wh were ton, devised hy that eminent medical ex \u2019 alties\u2014The Position of.\u201cof, $100,000 last year.A * \"guarding him, -The police were driven in- pert Prof.Edward F.Phelps; M.D.LL.D, the \u2018Corps, | y ; ; ; dren, has been wandering on the veldt for to the.parrac kK, The\u2019 magistrates enlist-'| and its specific \u2018action in correcting disor- Thé Pennsylvania Coal co, Or \u2018April 8 Jette .b n \u2014\u2014\u2014 , the past geal.General De la Rey alee com: .ed a force\u2019 of special constables and sur- ders of the.female organism, arg, well [I _ ; Co awa, April 8.\u2014A letter has been: re- .MORGAN AND QUEEN'S.- ) pfains that his mother, aged 83 years, was ceeded in restaring order.Sunday paseed known to.the medics] proiession \u2018and \u201ctoh.NO CLINKERS.- dE Dr D.H.ged ars, Was ; £ yu 218 St James Street.ana corporal with the Te Queenstown.April 8.\u2014Upon the arrival of | driven into Klerksdorp, after her - cattle: tos {ein until evening, but after dark a |{he tens of thousands of women who have cm.; rm 2 = ie sen ge corporel vit the 19tn Hespr | hemi de, Bh én stolen and her Moine bad bars PO ty BIghe ut und ended 1m | Bei real on Reiko ant dregs 19 \u2014\u2014 - of the smallpox outbreak among the men, tatlon headed by the \u2018Lord Mayor of cork burned.oo lice.hte Jatter were obliged to que and Paine s « \u2018lery.\u20ac \u2018ompound quickly gives ) È bays: À \u201cYen sterduy six men rode.out « Will board her and ask Mr.J.Plerpont \u201cVin Der Merwe, late mining commis- | one civilian was killed and sevefal wound- |the true health tint to sallow and blood- |x: ~ TH few miles and they did not return.A\u2019[ Morgan, who ls à passenger on her, to send kioner of the Rand, now fighting under De\" ed.Three -polive officers, including the less fa es: it\u2019 gives lire audali ht to the'|\u201d ; searching party - Was sent ou and they thé Columbia to take part In the contest | la Ter, appênds a\u2019 fufther It of alleged Inspectoi-Gieneral, were seriously in Jured, eves; it gives pure, clean hlnôd to corde | | camp hey belonged to?OL Section, tor the Queen's Cup, \u2018dgalus?the.German | @trocities committed on women and, chil: and sixteen\u2019 constables were wounded.\u2018The through the body:1sit gives natural appe- We have moved + ; \u2014 which is the one that went out in the Emperat\u2019s yacht Meteor and.St.Thomas dren to the repoit of General De la Rey.re has despatched a force of tite, wweet sleep and that, bleed heer à Ci Maurina 5 \u2014 .4 ¢ \u20ac \u201cVictorian on- March 2nd, Jas.at the date Lipton\u2019s\u2019 Shamrock,\u201d 7 CAN AUTHENTIC bocr MENT.Tribune 10 Montego Bay.The report [4 bottle or two of Paine's (elery Com- 190 St, Maurice St.u the att moving, \u20182 the front.and ie , TE London.April 8\u2014The Dally Mall prints sfates that the trouble is _entirely nun- ound.dear suffering and rundown sister.i a x ds thought that they had alreädy\u2018 joine CHINA\u2019S ENVOY' TO CORONATION.; ; political.; \u201cour\u201d condition, your.family interests and Cor.Inspector St de {diane who.:went forward in tH \"Pekin, APril T.\u2014The son of Prince Chit -B Hort warding.its readers against, taking.\u2014 \u2018the welfare of society demands this effort _ anhattan, when the engagement at Klein- > 7 ! wee Ching, : \u2018 hat River was fou hte ! ; .who was selécted as°the- iinpuilal énuvoy to! \u201cPHYSICIAN, HEAL THYSELF.\" on your pat.- : F La wants River ght data strengths \u201chs tise of King fae uvoy 1 _ \u2014 eT \"ness, Come and .ene y e fact thas one \u2018of e lie the corouation o ng Edward, left dhe meme =.nality.À Hospital Corps .is mentioned among those | to- day for London, adeconipanted : by his.ou ue ne on ee exag -Nurse, Nurse Yourself.Sik Yeu s, of | : HUNTING CANDIDATES.foes\u201d Pros win wi overly wounded.| So tat no details bu sulte.He whl 1eturn by way of the United Nevertheless: the paper \u2018ele Lp oo Rheumatic Pains.* Prohibitionists Busy in Several Con- you._# + & Poe - gore Ei rof 1 1 dresses of the men who\u2019 are reported in that ¢ and will visit tue principal cities of Gener ul Dé ln Rey's charges and it adds Halifax, NS, Gayse Hor Bix.years 1 was \u2018stituencies.\u2014Very Anvious to Op- this letter as killed.The letter speaks at country.207 that Ms correspondent assures !t sthat the .\u2018great sufferer from rheumatism.Doctors p » Ross.: of the good service of Dr.Donaldson dur- {.Ce m\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : report Is unquéstionably an authentic docu Lreuted me nd Lied wimost everything, hut Toronto, April R\u2014(Special.)«=The Liberal | - a INR : e relie o sat ; wat Ne ; je che emaliposs and also.heat OTTAWA'S: TELEPHONE SYSTEM.[ment fram General De la Rex.On the and ried Fouth American Rheumatic Cure.1 | convention onu un ue Me Seul à Lord Kitchener.> ane \u2018Ottawa, April 8.\u2014FollowIng up tai man- other hand, It has heen repeatedly.stated have proved it a grand medicine, for before held at Cobourg on the 19th.Mr.Samuel.ener.gata bri Shot any he a that General De la.Rey's magnanimity to 1 ha Trished the -seeond bottle | my sufferings Clarke.Liberal, =at for the riding\u2019 in \u2018the :- \"JUST ARRI ING { .: le \" \\ .+ ad cease was.completely cured, - un ant iw - nn.V f MAD MULLAH AS QUITE PECE-.Council last aight.decided to call for-ten-.tieneral Methuen cus.Prompted bs the in have had no return of the pains.\u201d Sold.by Toe and will probably be \u2018renom 1 È .ders for the installati ! lo Gene Je 1 er s wife Gale, 212% Notre Dame Street.\u2014adv.= \u2026 3 Peshawar Punjab, A ril 8.\u2014Hadda Mul-\" telephone ale a \u201c O0 pe Tr and family, for which General De la Rey .© The Prohibitionists of East.and West Well- .LARGE ASSORTMENT ¢ ah tthe ar, Punjab, Pre 3H, od in be cost of service not to exceed $20 per \u201cmone thanked General Methuen, walle the latter SIGNS OF BUDGET C.1ANGES.| ington: win hold a convention at Drayton oo | ._- i marching on Cabul - with 5,000 - anoually.© 4 was à pr soner .20° \u2014 : the 10th Yinst., to \"decide.on \u2018tbe course \u2018ot i : Cy ; n ; Ll 2° ! È Towers) reached\u2019 Cabul March armes te y.ecrire 1 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 .Sugar and Timber \u2018Held in Bond, | action in\" the coming\u201d elections.: us : j Ameer, \"congratulated him on his accession JUDGE PRENDERGAST SWORN.AN ENGLISH CAR TRUST, | = Agtinst a Te Daten, ore of © | A meeting of thé Ontarlo Protibition Cam- J .and expresse i$ intention of returning , + - SRE vs | \u2018 .; païgn Committee.will be-held on Thursday af- y tiome immediately, having accomplishe Regina, » N.W.Ta april 7.-Judge Prender- Self-Defence Against American Com- | Liverpool.Aprils 7,\u2014The-_ customs \u201coffic ternoon to consider the question of placing - | the purpose of his visit, ich was solely gas was sworn in here by Lieut.\u201cGovernor | petition Drives.English Car cinls, acting Under.inetrurtions from the | aq \u201cindependent candidate iu the field\u201d against li ; \u2018 one of congratulation on his accession and Forget, in the presence of Premier Haul Builders Into Combination, \u2018Government, have visited the bonded ware | Tion.W.Ross.The attitude taken by the | © 1739 NOTRE ; condolence on the death of his father.taln and A.L.Sifton and Mr, Bulyen, houses dnd forbidden further: deliveries G.) > y : DAME STREET.| Established 1859.Tel Maii 1655.5 ù London, April 8.\u2014 : xtraordina: y Jeet: | of sugar, © of whith there are hears stocks Premier in his Newmarket speech mn te ES -: 4 .Main \u2014 |ings.were he yesterday\" u re etro- Lin the stores e action is taken to in- |-last is regarded as aggressively hostlle by ; ME a [vositan Railway \u201cCompany \u2018and the Old- {dicate that there.will be an increase in 8 section of the prohibitionists.Lury Ly aggon Company at Birmingham, to the sugar iluties im the budget.\u2018| St.Catharines, April S'\u2014The \u2018probibitionists ; \u2014 - : Cons) Ah CO for émalgamation wn ; \u201cON \u201cFIMBER .IMPORTS.are still casting about for a candidate to con- ; , - BOILS chester and other \u201ccompanies.Dane den Newéastle-ont Tyne, April 7.2 \"The cus- test the county a} he coming, election.A i ' co \u201d | The.Grove, Beaconsfiold vi the new proposal 1s to 1orm something 1n toms authorities hére to-day retuned to great deal of pressure Ia being brought to \u2019 g oc I thé Hature of a trust among railway wig: nue the -ustial order enabling timber ves: | bear on Daniel HH.\u2018Moyer, of Caistor; ex- é \"CURED M 521 EE Sa Et re e Secre .ar 1e chief in England: r- gk m- pis js interpret as meanind that the \u2018bas consented to, run if the Liberal candidate i : The time has come when you want to à ; ton Whe presided, Jointed out that they.Government intends place.a duty; on:| will retire in his favor.Rev.D.V.Lucas, of to .where you are to spend the summer.te\u201d German competition.The \u2018Americans were timber imports.| Grimsby, declined the nomination.RE \u2014 .\u2014 want a house, of house and-board, or rooms?\u201d When\u2019 oxygen 1S already extensively supply) ing dining and | \u201d LUNCH DOWN TOWN.\u2014\u2014 of our - supcsss da briefly told.At The Grove thero is a variety.fi : Te rawing rooms cars a ; .\u2018 : .\u2018alue put in every gar- | ; .lacking in the blood et and they ow contemplated sta Spend your \u2018noon hour in The 8.Carsley | - PADEREWSKI ASKS PARDON.|.mat We\" turn Pot.That is the ne four cottages a ia ».late F it i erally i r _ |etarting carriage building works in that Cod reat re The.BINT fare in ox Albany, April T.\u2014Governor Odell gave a.|.keynote of our business\u2014honest out board, to uit te an rr withs i ; s gen rally impure.\u201c {district or acquiring existing: works as cellent, thé prices moderate and.the music hearing this afternoon on the applicadon value.\u2018It means a lot.Always \" The G enants., \u2026 3 Oxygen is an element : the nucleus of a great Anglo- American enjoyable.The clevators will tako - you di- of Ignace Paderewskl, the noted pianist make sure \u2019 when Lu spond a 9 Groye cotlages as usual.J | combination.Mr.Hodgkinson announced | rect up to them.\u2014Adv.AT Antone We se dollar you get a dollars \u2018Worth Apply soon if you want a choice, at?of Nature: itis used b that the capital of the new, amalgamated 7 fer » pardon for Autone Werner, of Duch- |.of value.Seath\u2019's way of doing y.company would be '£972,000.J\\ The average \u2018 REPUDIATED MITCHELL : cfs Vonnty, at present gerving a life ren business is to please everyona 24 Hospital \u2018Street.MONTREAL, i Nature to purify im- «| profit of the concerns affedtdy, had becn ° \u2018| tence in Sing Slug Prison for murder, Pad- and keep their trade.We want | : ° : Cy during the past three years, 24,000 per Dubois, Pa, April 7,~The district.offi-.| erewski uiged that Werner had been suf- _your trade\u2014we want an opening ann «oc ; : Co purities\u2014it- is Nature\u2019s oon or AS to y on ad ci of the united Mike Vorkers in An.ficiently punished.The Governor.sald he, \u2018order\u2014if we get that it's all we W J M GUIRE & 00.: 1a : .; o j'erica J Q \\ .; + , G 1 .1 medicine.That's why \u2018vive the company à margin of 000, iners of the Rochester and Pittsburg\u2019 would tuke \u2018the request under consideration ask We wi | look à or the rest, \u201cJe \u201c 42 Là Ce ap pue te al and Iron Company.who met General and wailld have the clreumstances connect- To who wh a.ry 2, pair À Powley s Liquified ; Manager Robinson at Punxsutawney, this #d with the ease investigated In order to conso vou.we'll make thay MONTREAL and TORONTO » , O i h 1 \u201c MAY BE CARDINAL FALCONIO.afternoon, repudiated the Indranapalis learn whether or not IL was \u2018one, where ex- P .zone 18 such a val- Ottawa, April 8\u2014While: n6 de |* reement entered into by President Mit-| ecutive clemeney should be extended.Pad- < ue THs Company 8 \u2026 \u2014_ thin - , en uable-prepasation_to-cire blood disorders_or system - | inite\u2014has.boon._announced -regarditig-the- ee ional on Ee and | erewski's Interest In_Werner, he.stated, ead.\u2018makes coms |: 9\" weakness of any kind.Read this evidence.removal of, Monsignor Jalconi Irom Otta- tinued.was that ot n fellow- countryman._ R obeit S g ail plete instals _ > ro ° \u2014_\u2014 » a : ' \u2018removed to Washington, D.C., and there| - on y lations.of either THE OZONE Company, Ltd., TorowTo, ONT be honored by being created a cardinal.| STILL AFTER TREPOFF, Lo SIGNING OF THE MANCHURIAN | \u2014 * MERCHANT TAILORS, \u2018 .the Wet or Dry - { Gentlemen: I consider it m: duty etalon yo you à thet baving suf- 1s Shere is any change it n°4 robably Berlin, \u2018April 7.\u2014The Tagblatt this even- in.April 7->7he ai re Ma Systems of Auto: fered for 14 years from impure and very painful boils, BE have fake pl ace ex summer wh en Monsi ing publishes a despatch from St.Peters Pek n, April 7.\u2014The signing of the Man=- ar VOTRE DANE ST, Haim, ie fe Exs.| been completely cured by using one bottle of your preparation, ears pl predec ors in Canada à Te burg, dated Sunday, April 6, which reports.churlan convention, by Russin and China tinguishing Ap «f \u201c Powley\u2019s Li hod Ozone.\" thankful.M essors were honored by hird attempt to 'nssassinate General Tre- | bas been arranged for Apri 8.- oe you my, testimonial, ome.\u201d Tm ths an to ou and glad & give ' being nude, princes of | the churoh, and rl p IR .\u2014 paratus.( conferred on = - ere ate .description, \u201cOzone\u201d will be my remedy.{ cheerfully recommend him.Letters from Archbishop Begin\u2018 ; ; > .THE \"WALLER TRIAL.Systeme, De - its use torall thate suffers with w 1 come in contact.who js in Rome, do mot make any men- \u2018 Are.an invaluable remedy for all - : vices and work= .| : y General Smith Denies That Hp Con- manship fully ap = +.tion of a change.\u2014\u2014 a FATHER MATHIEU'S ILLNESS.Quebec, April 8\u2014Rev.Mr.Mathieu, C.M, G., rector\u2019 of Laval University, while éele- brating mass In the Quebec Seminary Éha- pel, had a faliting fit and was uncouscious ferred Any Unusual Powers on .proved by Insur« _ Officers Accused of.Tor-.\u2018ance Companies turing.| : \u2018The Best ° - and Bodies.Manlia, April 7.\u2014General Jacob H.- Smith, commanding.\u2018the American forees In the Systems in extensive use and have - Island of Samar, \u2018was the only witness to- stood the test of time.Write for full day at the triat of Major Waller, of the Marine Corps, by court-martial.; particulars and catalogue.R diseases and disorders arising from ZIRE (ETN à Weak Heart, Worn Out Nerves or XIII et | Watery Blood.RTF \" y They are a true heart tonic, QJ ; : fabiting ft Wa py >nerve food and blood enricher, Nu Ing J several hours, s condition was re.building up an \u2018renewing all the - % ) General Smith\u201d denjed that he ever gavh ported much better last evening and he 1s | Major Waller power of life aud\u2019 death ex- 40 to 70 Per Cent.of insurance Saved.\u2026 ] out of danger.Le worn out and \u2018wasted tissues of the copie rer.Ko.foo 100 he frät nets of the er = .?\u2018body and restoring\u2019, perfeet health to those who are troubled killings at Basey, where Major Witller and This Paper, is Printed With _ \"BRITISH TRADE DECREASING.with Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostratio, Brain Fag, urged with having willed Three Miilves I the Queen City Printing Ink 0's Ink.Cincinnati, Ohio.\u201c(Signed) ) TREMPE, 841 Panet St., Montreal, P.Q.The way to treat all blood disorders is by taking Powley's Liquified Ozone \u2018in internal doses and outward applications.If you suffer from pimples, sores and boils, bathe the.parts in hot water to which you have added two tablespoonfuls \u201cof Ozone.\u2018Directly after bathe in cold water to which has-been added the same.quantity of Ozone, i.'e., two table spoonfuls.It won't take ong\u2014Is a.Simple \u2018treatment-and you'll be cured.\u2014_\u2014 London, April 8.\u2014 \\ , ; | on ml 8 Acoordliy to-the British Faint and Dizzy.Spels Listlossness, Palpitation of.the Heart; -pinined Te is\u201d order der iajor Wailer Pe 1 ein » ne: w.Anmmis, General Debility, After Effects of La Grippe an aid | US Soni sae nid pelese into 8105 dun Kingdom oar in value m d £8,528, bg month: For the same troubles arising fro run wn system.i ho harged wit : period the vdlue of articles\u2019 exported.showed .0 LC fi offences.\u201d \u201cHo mia at, i Ba mt \u2018 53 4 -Ë 8 decrease of £2,804,008, .\u2019 at underste 3 0 er\u2019 Ce C SE pies En MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS |Fistil Toil aipionn\u2019 er \u2019 - Te P.terest ng to people who are regicving at pat nd Pr BL 6 a tv dt | o furnishing.= remain, April LE Roosevelt ayoseipt of pries by.olive ar want the beat a) Lipolequms, a or \u2018Scotch : left for Char 4.C.;- at 8.801: | EERE St 54) Mae T MILBURN: C0; Limited, Toronto, Ont.| Sao ER "]