Sherbrooke daily record, 2 octobre 1906, mardi 2 octobre 1906

[" # | best made à s town and dis.ad.your clothes \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 pren 4 | widay.He and- Lo a falting out durif were separated by o he match went.on.vt time afterwardswl landed in Curries is ose in three.places._ the hospital and l.ynch.Jt does nota initely.established + w., Some say that \u2018ther ,accidental.If this kind' that nf nal sport.| GOLF, ! S, VICE-PRESIVEN wiween the Preside ved on Saturday, « n unfortunately o afterfroon the games finish, the Presied torious.: Yo.«> as follows: .01H, R.Fraser .4 \u2026 3{R.MacHonald .\u2026 [R.A.Wright.\u2026 8j'E.P.Macloul ir.0f be.¥.T.Took: .6K.¥.Caustos | M.A.Maclerlsn i.3] H.M.Tomlin: \u2026 JR R.Burrage 4 \u2026 21X.W.Blue \u2026 i» 6| Paul Jenekes .+ 1D.Dubreuil oo \u2026 BJ, F.Morey -» \u2026 2}J, M: Jenckés op - \"|W.E.Paton J nites the match 3} being the hostess.\u20ac was assisted DY \u2018aud Mrs.C.- Raw va, and coffee, al oward, el, Miss Lure and Miss Shreve, ' + guests, 20° Co present were Ë R: Fraser, Mrs.5 D M.O'Hallorag, Miss Emily Brad) (er, Morey, Shrove irs.; wi © \u2018as decorated oom with its bla \u201c { verÿ attractive Jd ; + gloom and rois * FOR HEARST.mted W.-J.B In speaking #1.Hearst Per j _ pryast sa, _ _- pohud adopted eh .had shown no oy andidates prio ws 4 s ni at flied at the ec ot.\" be swe Loo, it soube not ot nlso a good got ; > into «4 the reporte to the roo ant FE - = SHERBROOKE, QUE.,, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1906, di.\u2014 PRICE ONB CENT, = Jay Rbdress To Grand Jury\u2014Sevaral \u201cTrue Bills Reported\u2014 pity durors Called\u2014Brompton Hay Case First Taken Up- \"Norman Atkinson Case ; ne Co \u2018ot King's Bench resumed on oda yesterday \u2018afternoon, ¢ Hai Hutchinson \u201cpresiding.Ne the Court opened Mr.W.-C, facy Was SWOTD in as oes pL.nd iurors were called as fol- Te grand }connors, L.Ek.Codere, trioke; Pardon W.Baldwin, Stan- sad; \u201cy C, Fontaine, Coaticook ; 1.A.Hurd, Cookshire; B.Goyette, | cor: Herman Stevenson, Newport; and, A.G.Campbell, P.De- I piers, James Davidson, Sher- ook; 1.-U: Messier, Cleveland; I.\u2018Cerin, .Coaticook; Peter Gooley, we Codere, J.U.- Messier and PB.Goyetle filed to appear, and n satis- jactory anstion having been given 7 the case of the first two mentioned, alt was granted against 1}.Goy- ie, ° .of the grand jurors was > pe Mr.James, Davidson was dried chairman of the grand jury.Judge Hutchinson addressed - the (esd Jury 88 follows: demen of the Grand Jury : - fa have been summoned here as: a gad Jury.The institution ' of Goad Jury 18 8 Very ancient one, and ls coms down to us across the cen- pris from England.It has served suy weful in the past; and Jun not prepared to say that-it has outlived its usefulness.\u2018The duties da Grand Jury are very responsible, Lui not very, onerous, especially in the yirict of St.Francis.1 may say in {jp frst place that it is not your duty La determine the guilt or innocence of ay aœused person.That iswthe Pro- ace of the Petty Jury.Your duty i1o determine, \u201calter having\u201d examined | iain witnesses \u2018under oath if .the mol is sufficient to warrant the send- i of the accused before the Petty Juy bor trial.You can understand, if ~# pool against the accused is _ not wy sirong, it would be a hardship to wict him to the humiliation and ex- o a public trial.On the other wr the proof against the accused ypars to be strong, and to justify pu is sending the accused before the Rey Jury for trial, it is in the in- sis \u2018of society that the accused \u2018ld stand bis trial, although after- \"vais be found not guilty.The accusation against each accused | vi be presented .to you in writing, dis called \u201can indictment.\u201d On the Mt of this document will be found i mmes ofeach witness to be ex- | «ed by you.The foreman, whom Me will select, is authorized to ad- nister the oath to each witness, and, tk temporary absence, the one who ®t for him as foreman; is authorized \u201cson allowed out on bail.To Be Tried This Term Beebe Plain; F.Audette, W.ailey, P.Carrier, Compton; P, Gingras, Hat- ley; D.Bilton, Barnston;-R.| Carpenter, W.Day, Cleveland; E.Bi sette, St.Edwidge de Clifton; Paul Gardner, R.Chaloux, St.Edwidge de CI fton; W [Bain, East Clifton; A, Belaniger Paquette, Hereford;\"N, Goddard, South Ham; J, B.Charest, Orford;| J, C.McKelvy, Orford; A.D.Authier, John Atto, C.Beauchesne, R.A.| Bartlett William Burns, J.Bouthillier, William Bell, F.Blais, John \u2018Baxter, J.Bou- chard, A.Buchanan, A, Bergdron, _ G.Choquette, E.Connelly; J.Duranleau John Davy, Sherbrooke; C.|Bourque, Shipton; W.H.Brock, Shipton : V.Dorval, St.George de Windspr.An application was made bn- behalt of W.McDougall, Magog, that he be exempted from serving.on the petty jury on the ground that he was paymaster at the mills-at Magog, and that if he had to attend it would mean that a great many hands would be effected.The motion was, granted._ THE ACCUSED CALLED.The Clerk of the Crown then called the \u2018accused persons who are out on bail.In the case of Chas.Murphy, the accused had failed to \u2018appear at the last term of court and his \u201cbail bonds were ordered forfeited.The other accused who failed to appear.were G.Richard, Mary Collins, - Jos.Labrecque, A.Isabel, John Colle; Jas.Wood, Flizabeth Bourgie, GRAND JURY\u2019S FIRST REPORT., At four o\u2019clock the Grand [J turned to the Court and rep true bill against John Colle, policeman, for assault, and true bills in the cases of Pierre Morin for the ! hay, and Jos.Labrecque for Pierre Morin was arraigned | ed that he was ready to go his trial which was fixed for - THE NORMAN ATKINSO Tuesday.CASE._Among the adjourned cas which will come to trial at this term of Court of King\u2019s Bench is that of Norman Atkinson, charged with manslaughter, in connection with|the Richmond wreck of two years agg.It will be remembered that he was in charge of the Fair excursion special, which \u2018was sent out , of Richmond station through error, resulting in a collision with the westbound |express.The Grand Jury tWo years|ago reported a true bill in this case but its hearing was-postpened and J - Ît is understood that it will be tried at this term, ~ ' THIS MORNING'S PROCEEDINGS.The Court of King\u2019s Bench opened #adminieter the oath.As each wit- [this forenoon at half-past ten.\u2018 ww is examined the foreman will place la initials opposite the pame of such uless, and, having heard the wit- \u2018ru, whose name appears on the back {the indictment, you will then deter: we whether the accused should be ot before the Petty Jury for trial «so.II the proof shows a prima bia case against the accused, that is, ere-is a strong probability that kis guilty, you will then send him up trial, and the foreman will write wg the indictment the following wis: \u201cA true bill,\u201d and sign his Mw underneath these words.If, en ® contrary, you should find the mol weak-and indicating, as far as ™ an judge, that the accused \u201cis not faity of the offence charged against ln, you will then decide in favor of puoner, and your foreman will th write across the indictment the ilwing words : \u201cNo true bill\u201d and- de if name under these words.fe that your finding may be va- i is necessary that at least seven | Jour number should agree, LU cases that will be presented to Mull not, I think, present any Pres diffiealty.There is ane, how- %\u20ac, lor manslaughter, the law re- which I should, perhaps, |\u2019 a explain.\u20181, therefore, may say en manslaughter is.\u2018\u2018culpable homi- ° wl amounting to murder\u201d ; and @nstitute culpable homicide it must ny that the accused did some R ul act, or omitted without luw- by the performance of a legal be It will, therefore, be necessary id should the accused he charged being to do some legal duty pe fire into and see if he had some os the duty he had to perform.+ vi are discharged it might Te of be you to visit the common We district to see if it is clean thors table, and that the prisoners ud i tained are properly treated, \u201cthat iy or should notice anything else ration or ith the proper admin- évier of the law it will be your de that Ty i to this Court in or- porta.the matter is of sufficient Poringy the Attorney-General of the the pon 8Y be informed of it, and sea y remedy effected.xp BE PETTY JURORS.fue of rk having moved that the Lottingilte PAY rors be called Mr.Fhe fol clerk of the crown, call Beomptone PE gentlemen: N.Loiselle, s, mot is rehey, Barnston; F.aw, |, Geo, Lehaultier, North K Guilbert.\u201caylor, North Hatley: A.98 Geo, pacs W.McDougall, TET, hE John nd, QA: Reade, Vows Stastezg, Rg Vprln tL Merville, ÿ 1.0 ov 0.Hopkinson, On, Wo Langevin Tacks to Waterviile.A 500, Jackson Ma- ree da un ty Antoine Hannah, - St + Bag no A.S.Bacon, F.toring \u2019 \u2018a bree, W Ansell, St, Eivides à atley:- 0.Desrossiers, ; : \u20ac.Burton, C, Navi ou.Brooks, St, Fran- tompton, TH, Girard, SR AW ( ; i, Ban.ould, Stanstead: ton; S.Norton, \u201cii excuse with respect-to the om- h Tasked the permission of the Court to Before the panel of petty jurors was called Mr.J.S.Broderick, K.C., said that he deemed it his duty.to draw the attention of \u2018the our to the fact that several of the accused who are out on bail failed to respond yesterday when called upon, [and this was also applicable to several of the sureties for thesg parties.There might be some excuse for some of the sure- tieg, who, went on tne bonds of parties whom they expected would appear.In these cases some excuse might be offered.It did seem to him that people who were bound over to | to take their trial that the conditions of the bond- should be carried out.Those.who live in town and whose mames were called yesterday ghould at least certainly be reprimanded, .as it was their duty, to appear.He referred to the case where one of the city policemen failed to appear.Above all others this man should have appeared, as he had sworn to preserve.the peace of the city.These | remarks would -also apply to the case of Mary Collins of this city.In the other cases where the aceused failed to ap- sar satisfactory explanation had been furnished the Crown for their non-appearance._ : Mr.Justice Hutchinson\u2014\"the law 1 must be observed and the penalty enforced; and that will be done with the parties who do not observe he law in this respect.To \u2018 \u2018I'he panel of petty jurors |was then: called.\u2019 0 PETITION FOR INDICTMENT IN] : AYER'\u2019S.CLIFF CASE.= = Before proceading with the case of P: Morin, Mr.J.S.Broderick,\u201d 8.C., prefer an indictment against A.KE.Fish, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, for a violation tof the Lottery Act as set torth under article 205 of the Criminal Code.This was a case that came before Judge Mulvena -some time ago, but the case \u2018was dismissed.\u2019 Le Te Mr.C.D.White opposed the granting of this consent.7 Mr.Justice Hutchinson |said that there was a.considerable difference between cases heard before Judge Mul- vena ænd that heard in this| Court.in the former case the Judge was beund to commit if there was.the least donbt, whereas in this Court the prisoner received the benefit of the doubt and it was not very likely he would | be found guilty when dischpred in the other.Court.Under the circumstances, however, he was disposed to give: the consent, but he wished the petitioner to understand in adyance that if the Crown failed to convict that he would have to pay the costs of the preliminary trial and also that of the trial in this case.: THE BROMPTON CASI.: The case of Pierre Morin;oi Bromp- ton Falls, was then procedded with.The charge against the prisoner 18 that on the Sth day 'O January, 1906, - he stole ten tons of h y, value at $60, the property of Jos.Peller.(Continued on page: 25 | , EK.Chaddock, Clifton; Jos.Martin, Em- berton; F.Willard, North Hatley; J.| ] strike was settled \u2018the day following SIGHT SEEING TRIP ACROSS CONTINENT.Mr.J.K.Edwards Speaks Of IA Horrible Story of | Russian Interesting Journey.\u2014 ROUTE, RETURNING THROUGH © STATES \u2014 WORD OF ADVICE TO TOWNSHIPS ' PEOPLE; Mr.J.À.Edwards, who returned this week from his transcontinental trip, going by the Canadian route and returning by the American, in an in- [ terview with the Record, gave the following interesting account of the journey: - = \u201cOur first stop.of importance was at Sault Ste.Marie where we visited \u2018the celebrated steel plant and saw how steel rails were made, and after a day jin the Twin Cities of St.Paul and in North Dakota we reached Winnipeg the Giant City of the West.This city is certainly worthy of all that has been said of it and is making wonderful strides both in population and business.The CaP.R.has just co pleted a large _and palatial hotel, \u201cThe Royal Alexandra,\u201d and tourists from all over the world are loud in its praises.A short distance from Winnipeg is Brandon, one of the most beautifully situated towns in the West and noted us a wheat centre.Among other attractions it has a Y.M.L, A building which cost $50,000, and _ tii population is only about one-half that of Sherbrooke.: One.night was.spent in each of the towns of Regina.and Medicine Hat, and so great was the rush of settlers and tourists that great difficulty was experienced in obtaining hotel accommodation.The amount of building going on in Regina was most surprising.The Health Department had just completed the cleaning out of the water reservoir and it was reported that among other things found were the body of a man, several pigs, dogs, etc.As a consequence we drank no watef in that section.In this town we met the man who claimed the honor of having captured the South Alri- can dog, \u201cCasey,\u201d at present owned by Dr.A.N.Worthington.In Calgary we met several Sherbrooke people, among others being Mr.John McNicol and RR.A.Darker.Nearly 200 miles north of Calgary lies the rapidly | growing town of Edmonton, where we; found quite a large colony of Sherbrooke people.The first to greet us was Mr.F.E.Ibbotson, who is- assistant manager of the leading hotel in the town, Mr.J nn McIntosh is en- aged in a most successful real estate usinéss, and so popular has he become with the_citizens that he promia- es to occupy .in Edmonton the same place as did his late respected father in Sherbrooke, Under the administration of Chief R.-\u20ac.Davidson the Edmonton Fire Department- has been reorganized and placed on a most up- to-date footing.Considerable new ap- rigged out in new uniforms, and ag: ing from the discipline and order whith: prevailed the new chief has not only 4 gained \u2018the respect of the men, but of lv.A nrost successful career is predicted for our late townsman in his new sphere, .Dr.Smith has got nicely settled\u201d and is already enjoying a very lucrative practice.He is just as enthusiastic over his newly adopted home as the oldest settler.\u201cShortly after leaving Calgary we camo in view of the Canadian Rockies and me-le short stops at Banff, Luke Louise and Glacier.The scenery at these points and in fact all along the C.P.R.irom Calgary to Vancouver 1s simply - indescribable.The hotel accommodation afforded by the C.P.R.was of a high order and without exception.was taxed to its utmost copa- city all through the mountains.Three days were\u2014spent in Vancouver, a city which impressed us very favorably.Strenuous efforts are being made to raise -its population from 50,000 to 100,000 by 1910.Its admirable harbor, its delightful climate all the year round, and many other advantages easy.Many familiar faces were seen and all were much interested in hearing of Sherbrooke and its progress, A short sail on the palatial \u2018Princess Victoria,\u201d brought us to Victoria und \u201con the following day the same stéam- er lunded us in Seattle, Wash, \u201cWe have always looked upon Sherbrooke as a hilly place, but compared to Seattle, Sherbrooke is a level plain.St « -after street.is laid out high up on .ae hillsides and the street cars run \u201cup the steep incline with apparently no effort.The population of this city has doubled within the last few years.\u201cFrom Seattle we went to Tacoma, Wash, l\u2019ortland, Or., Sacramento, Cal., and reached the ill-fated- city of WENT TO COAST .BY CANADIAN INNOCENT VICTIMS WERE COM- Minneapolis and two days with friends | paratus has been installed, the firemen DELIV the Town Council and citizens general- filled.14.should make.this task comparatively | |COSSACKS BEAT 23 PEASANT, ~ Cruelty.1 _ ' OTHER, WHEN SOLDIERS _ | WERE TIRED, .\u201c Kherson, Oct._2.\u2014Ninet -seven pea- cre tried here yesterday on the of having devastated \u2018the estate of M.Krivoshein, ex-minister of railways, © Sixty-three were sentenced while thirty-four or TO FLOG EACH \u2018horrible atrocities committed by the authorities upon the accused.\u201d The chief of the district, accompanied by Cossacks, reached the estate soon after the devastation, All the peasants ground at once\u2019 were gathered o investigation was made.\u201cThe \u2018 vited priests to administer the last sacrament to the prisoners, and then.jordered the Cossacks to beat them all to death, The butchery lasted for four hours.Twenty-three peasants were killed and 130 were mutilated, \u2018The Cossacks, ut, compelled the peasants to continue flogging each other, and men \u2018had to beat their own brothers, sons and fathers, The victims of this slaughter were innocent, those really: guilty having escaped by flight.In spite of these revelations, the court.found sentences as related above, LAND TO THE PEASANTRY, _8t, Petersburg, Oct.2.\u2014The final step tq set in action the machinery of the Government\u2019s plan for the distribution |of land to the peasantry was taken Sunday by the publication of \u2018Volumipous regulations to the local commissions, under which the \u2018the fixing of conditions of sale.They are charged also with arrangements for emigration.The acreage in Last- ern Russia and on -the Siberian steppes surrendered by the Emperor will be sold on very easy terms.The price is less than $2 an acre, and payments are spread over 50 years.~ The commissions hope that the distribution of land will minimize\u201d the autumn agrarian disorders, which already HISTORICAL ADDRESS then thoroughly | | ARM cav DAILY NEWS SPECIALS FROM ALL .PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.| .a MR.JUSTICE LYNCH, Knowlton, Oct.2, \u2014 (Specinl)\u2014 Sunday being the occasion of .J udge \u201cLynch\u2019s bit day, the Judge and Mrs.Lynch ent rtained quite a large num- | ber of relatives to dinner at the Lake View House.All join in wishing His Lordship any happy returns of the a * ROXTON MAN KILLED AT ST LE.Roxt NOIRE FAIR.L - Roxton Falls, Oct.2, \u2014 (Special) \u2014 A sad accident took ace RE Se boire Fair last \u2018week.Nicholas Racine from Roxton Pond, was killed on the racing tradk, being struck by a horse.He lived about three hours after the \u2018accident, \u2018 ! crées FARM\u2019 BUILDINGS BURNED AT .ROXTON FALLS.alls, Oct.2.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Mr.A.Brien\u2019s house and belongings; barns, sheds, crops, etc., were totally destroyed by fire Thursday.Mr.Brien was ploughidg in the field and perceived the fire too late to be able to stop it.He was insured for about $1500, the loss being about $2500.THREE VILLAGES WATERWORKS SYSTEM SOLD.Stanstead) Oct.2, (Special)\u2014Rev.A.#¢ Holmes has purchased the International\u2019 Waterworks from Col.Stewart Haskell, the price paid being in the vicinity of 832,000, It is rumored Mr, Holrhes \u2018intends \u2018to issue.\u201cstock and form a stock company which will be much more| satisfactory .to all concerned.: HT IN ENSILAGE CUT- terday about noon, while engaged in loading a train of ballast in South Durham gravel pit, a man by the name of |W.Bausch, of Montreal, was caught in one of the chains running to the steam shovel bucket and crushed both limbs quite severely.He was hurriedly brought to Richmond on one of the ballast train engines and Dr.Hayes called to attend.He was sent home on -the afternoon train.REV.\"MR.READ AT RICHMOND AND MELBOURNE.Richmond, Oct.2.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Rev.G.Ellery Read,! of Sherbrooke,preached two excellent \u2018sermons in the Congregational church Sunday to large congregations.The evening congre- ation being a \u2018union of the Methodist and Presbyterian churches, was exceptionally large.The singing by the choir, which included \u2018anthem, quartette and solos, was excellently \u201crendered and reflects great credit upon.the choir leader, Mr.George J.Alfox- ander.All departments of the church are in a most flourishing condition and the prospects for the autumn and-winter\u2019s activities are most - promising.;COATICOOK TO HAVE A CLUB., Coaticook, Oct.2, (Special)\u2014A meeting of the gentlemen Who have signified\u201d their willingness to join the elub being \u2018organized here, and\u2019 which club will locate in the basement of the Opera House, was held last evening.r.A.C.Hanson was.elected chairman and Mr.G.Paige, | acting.secretary.The principal business was.the appointment of A committee of four, namely, Messrs.A.C.Hanson, Leon .TER.° .1, ue., Oct.2.\u2014(Spee- ial.)\u2014Mr.Charles Howe, foreman at \u201cLee Farm|\u201d for Dr.E.P.Ball, mét with a very serious accident Monday lafternoon.\u2018they were cutting corn, - and he wag feeding the ensilage when In some manner his arm was drawn r chine, cutting and mangling it abgve the elbow, so that the arm will have to be amputated near the shoulder.* - INJURED IN SOUTH DURHAM GRAVEL PII.| Richmond, Oct.- 2.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Yes- Rock Isl ON HALIFAX TRIP.Tells\u2019 of Municipal.Convention BY JUDGE.LEMIEUX.| 3 \u201cShort And His Time\u201d Subject Of Interesting Lecture.RED BEFORE ST.FRANCIS | AR-AND OTHERS LAST NIGHT.uperior Court room was well st evening with members of th Bar and other citizens and their ladies tice Lemieux, of the Superior Court, Quebec; on \u2018Short, and his time.\u201d\u201d The lecturet spoke at length giving many interesting anecdotes of Mr.Justice Short and the members of the bar at that time.Mr.C.W.Cate presided and at the close of the lecture Mr.Justicd Hutchinson paid a high tom- pliment to the lecturer and threw.out the suggestion that the members of the Bar should have the lecture published in phamphlet form so that the public might learn of one of the brilliant men who.fdrmerly dealt out justice in this district.Mr.L.EK.Panneton, K, C, and.Mr.H.R.Fraser, K.C., also spoke of the merits of the lecture.~The address being not only of inter- ent, bit of historical value the Record is arranging to publish it in an carly issue.+ « NOTES OF THE NEWS.\u201d - Anne Irvin, an aged lady living on à farm near Owen Sound, has been burhed to death.' - Floyd Bingham shot himself at Paterson,| N.J., after having eloped with another man\u2019s wife.Dr.Boyce has been appointed medical superintendent of the Institute for Deaf gnd Dumb in Belleville, Ont.\" \"Phe [losses in interior towns of Mississippi as a result of the hurricane \u2018alone [will reach hundreds of thousands Mrs, Nap leon Crepault, aged 55, formerly organist at St.Roch\u2019s Chdrch, Que dition to all her other troubles, in the midst of a serious street railway strike.The greatest excitement pre: vailed in every part of the city, an it looked das though-the eity had granted free license to every express wagon, furniture van, automobile, or anything with wheels, for the purpose of conveying people to and.fro while the strike lasted, Fortunately the our arrival, and we were epabled to see over the whole city without any trouble.In-all our wildest anticipations we did not begin to imagine the enormity of the terrible disaster which \u2018met our eyes from the moment Wwe left the railway station.The people who remained_ in_the city seemed in good spirits._ Many of them are still camping out in the parks, and will likely have to continue.their out-door life for months to come owing to the groat lack of houses, A short\u2018 distance from San Francisco is Palo Alto, the home of the great Stanford University, and we stopped here for a coyple of hours to view the terrible effects of the earthquake on the different San Francisco only to find her in ad-} ied suddenly Friday of cerebral lemorrhage.The investigation into a London bye-election bribery charge commenced Saturday morning.: One /man was killed and several others imprisoned in the Erie railroad tunnel near Otisville, N.Y., Friday, as.the rekult of a blast of explosives.Louis smmett, who was in jail \u2018at Bridgéton, N.J., awaiting \u2018trial for burglitry, hanged himself 1'riday night with n rope torn from a cell hammock, At Wednesday\u2019s session: of the League of American Municipalities a paper by Mayor Uoatsworth, of Toronto, was read onthe municipalization of street railwdys in Toronto.: - Thirty bandits, self-styled revolutionists, took possession of the Mexican f Jiminez.Afight ensued and several were killed but 75 eavalrymen are now in possession and more troops have been despatched._ + _ 7 i WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Fordcast for the next 24 hours, issued \u2018by the Metébrolôgical- suréalr : buildings.We .then proceeded to San | Jose, Santa Cruz, spent Sunday at a + {Continued on page five.) A ed Sherbrdoke at the recent cohven- to listen to the address by Mr.Jus-| | the whole Dominion, both large and hefore| Magistrate Denison at Toronto] k Alderman Lapointe, of Montreal; 1 harbor, after which the - délegates ~~ HeM in That City.REVIEWS MATTERS OF IMPORT- ' ANCE WHICH CAME BEFORE HE MEETING.| F.Olivier, who représent- \u2018 -Mayor C Association of Canadian Municipalities at Halifax, at the Council méeting this: weeld submitted the following report : _ ; Gentlemen,\u2014The sixth annual convention off the Union of Canadian Municipalities, which has \u2014 just been held at Halifax, N.S., on the 14th, 15th and [16th August, 1906, and to which werd present Mayors and Councillors of different\u2019 parts of the -Do- minion, seht as delegates, marked another epoch in the life and progress of that vdry influential body.The Union embraces the municipalities of: kmall, and stands for their freedom, which means the individual rights of all citizens.1t believes that where the Council does not own what are really public needs, it should be able to campel good service ahd reasonable rates.Since the last an-: nual -convention the Union has been able to secure some measures of control of the telephone companies, by which they do not have the rignt of.way over |the streets: and highways, without first - obtaining permission from the Council, another step was made by resolution proposed by Alderman |Lapgointe, of Montreal ask: \u2018ing for a auity ns to the excess charges of certain telephone companies beyond the rates allowed by their charter, the = pretence applying to long distance telephone being put forward, when the charter insists on modern equipments.The question of level crogsings was brought to the attention of the convention.This brought dut a free and forcible expression df \u2018opinion from many of the delegates, in fact it was the voice of the Edst and West asserting the\u201d rights of] municipalities against cor-, porations4 I'fiese views were given expression) to by all the speakers,and was finally referred to the executive committee] for serious and prompt consideration and action during the car.Y The bonus evil was also referred to the convehtion for serious consideration and |action._ l'he programme was a very full one, in fdct almost too full.- Some of the important papers were: Mu- of Winnipeg; Franchise Troubles, by Wires and Conduits, by Mayor Coats- worth, of| Toronto ; The Value of the Union of [Canadian - Municipalities, by Mayor Flemming, of Brandon, Man.; Shade Irpes, by Dr.\u2018 Penhallow, of McGill University : Municipal Advertising, by| W.T.Robson, Advertising \u2018Agent of the C.P.R.; Tourist Assoct- ation by [Mayor Sears, of St.Johns, N.B.Mayor |Sharp, of Winnipeg, was elected President for the ensuing ycar, andjit was decided to hold the convention at the \u2018l'win Cities of Fort William and Port Arthur.The recéption began on the arrival of the delegates at St.Johns, N.15., \u2018and were (met at the station by Mayor Sears [and Councillors, who took khe party sight-seeing.around the \u2018eity .and [then for a sail around the Light_to moderate winds: fine; not.auth: change fis: tempegature.| Ï nicipal Ownership, by Mayor Sharp, | Trudeau, F.O: Burbridge and A.Rousseau, to confer with the owners of the hall and have a lease drawn up, and to draw up a set of bye-laws to be_read and discussed | next meeting.\u2019 The acting secretary will notify oH gentlemen who have signified .their .willingness to join by card of the next meeting, which will be on Monday next at 7.30 p.m.When the club first started organization it was gtipulated that some 50 members -were required and it is most gratifying that the roll numbers 65 with some more who will join when opportunity joccurs, 5 rm they arrived Tuesday: forenoon, Mayor Macilreith and Councillors with carriages conveyed them to the Halifax Hôtel.After lunch the party was taken up to the City Hall, when an address of welcome was presented - by the Mayor of Halifax.Soon after the convention Til va com- menced business \\ and | was continued - until Thursday afternoon.Before I breaking\u2014up the Mayor entertained the delegates by showing them all of the principal places of interest, and were royally entertained while taking a sail around the harbor.The closing event was a band concert in the Public Gardens, given by two bands, both of which played national airs, etc, .Halifax is an \u2018old historic city.\u2018I'he streets and :avenues; parks and squares are kept nice and clean, which makes it pleasant - for those who are visiting the city.C.F.OLIVIER, Mayor, \u2019 Sherbrooke, Pl.Q.ms te - | FIND TREASURE AT HUDSON, N.Y.Owner, a Recluse, Died Some Time Ago.SEARCH ©# HOUSE REVEALS \u201cMONEY AND TREASURE HID- \"DEN IN EVERY ROOM.Hudson, N.Y., despatch to the Iferald says that pots of gold filled with coins dating hack to the reign of George 111.bearing date of 1770, and bills tied in knots stuffed into vases and cups were found yesterday in the least expected - places of the Rohinson homestead at Hudson, where four weeks ago the- neighbors found the body of Miss l\u2019.Carolin Robinson, : Until the hidden money was\u2014ound it \u2018was supposed that Miss Robinson -eft not more than $6,000, but with the finding of the concealed treasure the estate is brought up £50,000, TT Miss Robinson was a recluse sixty years old.Gold and hills \"were found.in every room -in the house.Her will left her estate divided between four charitable institutions, but since the discovery: the next of kin pave engaged lawvers to contest the will.\u2014_ A JOKE ON AMERICANS.CARNEGIE, MORGAN AND VANDERBILT AFTER SAN MARINO SE TRS.1 Rome, Oct.2.\u2014The Americans and British here are laughing at a \u201cstory printed in a ome newspaper, asserting -that .J.Pierpont Morgun, Andrew Carnegie and.William K.Vanderbilt are negotiating with the Republic of San Marino to buy titles of nobility at a high price, : \u201c The yarns seem_ to have arisen from ing a toan in Rome, N TESTIMONY OF CHILDREN.- \u2014\u2014 ABSOLUTELY WORTHLESS IN LAW COURTS, ASSERTS.PROF ~~.BAGINSKY, Berlin, Oct.2.\u2014At a conference held here on child study, Prof.Baginsky asserted that the evidence of voung childs ren in-law courts was absolutely j worthless, .Every civilized country, he said, ought to prohibit the acceptance of © evidence from anybody under fifteen vears of age.Sweden, however, was \u2018the only\u201d country that did so.- boarded i train for Halifax, where > New ' York, Oct.2.\u2014(Special) \u2014 A to more than 7 the fact that San Marino is negotiast- Fer PRE ME ES tr Eee ee PSE i AF re | Yow ; 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Te ARE .-.oo .- Sere 3 a: SE aû : \u2018 v ¥ enw R a.ma a ec RS .var = = EE ed Bee: fc ri LC, dette Va » ça Te dE so EN hy ET - ey fr A ii 2 péter 3 - Fl i ~ Pa - = _ a es .oA Ih | 2 Ep Ra dd ied A «4 ns das ue .ads ia A all i Lo, a a A » cuits cata RE ERAN art a HN Aoi ix Hirose: A a CIEE p SJ .vit iy 8 \u2019 P ; \u2019 a\" Le ne 2 , \" ra = eq ÿ Re À = - : pr ; \u2014 TPE n = cree + - - rames asad wa a 0.5 .- «1 .- La .EIA] i = - .: .9 = a.5 = : Lae -.\" .! = 5 \u2019 a y = | py a.\" pr 4 \u201d, - i 3 X Va A a oC n, ee x v ; Me.Fred Laythe, land, but now of (Quebec city, was the for a month\u2019s trip west ; Miss 0.Gil bert, visiting _ relatives in Barnston ; Miss Ruth- Louthood for ten days\u2019 by Hui orchestra, of Lowell, N.H., have leon paying a farewell viel\u2019 Since 1809 : sit to_ their father, Mr.Andrew Camp-| Eye, Ear, Nose 2m Throet Butterfield & Co.have closed down! bell, Sr., and the family of their bro-|at the Sherbr | their shop while they are repairing\u2019 ther, J.R.Campbell, previous to their tal \u2018Oct.2.\u2014Mr.G.A.Smith, of Len- iette and Rajwdon, Que., for a visit to noxville, and Mrs.George Wilson, of her husband\u2019 relatives.It is hoped] Boston, M health Mr.Lyster Shore, who has been re- eo \u2018 h b lieving at Island Pond, has returned mong recent visitors have been tween some English and some Cana- .dian papers as to the quality of colonial poetry as compared with that of the Homeland.Some\u201d London critics are inclined to poo-hoo colonial poetry, as lacking in strength and grace.there are four excellent poetical contributions.Three of these are women who have already published to our sendy immense STOCK OF DRY Goops, during.the last week.ee OOLORED DRESS.aoons Choice selection of Fanoy Plaids and Clan Tartans at Abajo, frm the fin that look like .the same \u2018satisfyi 50a to $1.00 er yard, large assortment of these popu: Tobacco, in\u2019 used lar goods.\u2018Splendid variety of Tweed Suitings at 600 | ! corts 10; to 1,25 per yard.Shadow, plaid and stripes in the new Autumn Co- a CLOTH at 75c to $1.76 per yard.| Black Dress Goods; new Serges ; Eoliennes, Hen- in all the correct shades riettes.Eto, Ete.1 omee co +, | ; rus à .BLANKETS LOT | BE 5 oases new Blankets, all advantageously purchased uta direct from the makers, Scotch Blankets.English Blankets, Canadian Blankets, Prices from $2.75 to $12.00 per pair.J hires, © FLANNELETTE-WEAR |g For Women and Children.© \u2014Ladies\u2019 Gowns (night- | wear) at 500, 75e, $1.00, $1.25 to $2.25 each.Children\u2019s Night Gowns, Skirts, Drawers.Ladies\u2019 |i,\" Dressing Saques, Skirts, Drawers, Wrappers, Kimo- [oR H x, nas, Ete.ice don - MANTLE DEPT.9m.Another Consigment \u2018of new Costumes and J ackets, 1 Fpoeiyad, also new Seperate Dress Skirts.D Physicians Worthington, afternoons until} Including X- D'Arsonsal ir Harvest Home: Services weré held at{ ngland Thursday ev-{ ening.Rev, Mr.Templeman, of Eng- Ave., Sherbroo reacher.\u201cThe Church Hall was nicely' decorated, and the services were of| Despite-ita low _\u2014__North RS.WORTHINGTON am, and 1-4 pp \u201cK.ADDIE, ( interesting character.The Ladies\u2019 + Office: 81 Sf Guild served refreshments after the a Salaberry St.i .\u201crooke Mutual.the A [PFaunos - XD.ca Provider Lead rn \u2018In Coaticook e» ry Toi TR \u201cpad, Phone, both both off » LL A BAYLEY J Eg Excellent.music was furnished and Mrs.Lewis Gilman, of Pittsburgh, 2 the trip may, be very | beneficial to her ass., are at J.D.Smith\u2019s, returned from , has sold his gent.2 farm in -12th range he \u201cFelix Robidas Mem.| ith.bills and bought another one on the town\u201d over twenty line from Jos.Proulx.on his farm a water melon, ova shape, | for: pastor\u2019s | the October Canadian Magazine and ar The Misses Laplante, of Richmond, poet, George E.Winkler.All four|: STANSTEAD.editor of The Magazine has paid |Bullock, from Newport; Mrs.Beau- and her son, bed.-They ha Departures are: Mrs.J.S.Aikins; on and daughter, for New York, thence\u2019 Stratford, N.H., Morrill for Boston.| of Mrs.Dalton.on at Necnomaphes in the C.P.R-| store painted.i ; ter of Mrs, H.S.Hunter, \u201cmuch to ë : |the delight of her many friends, has church.H.| .| \u2019 ment houses olf teas of the season was given at A ry » k \u2018here were sixteen candidates.and triends.for 385 were ra Mr, F.Rankin reports having raised] Over 9385 calls, and nearly | \u2018support.The fo ensure g over the oval part 41 in.officers were elected for tho & und -36 in.and weighing 32 Jéiders\u2014G.W.Adams by pounds.Who can beat this?Se ; PB, +H.od on Perkins, Perrin arston ; $52 has been raised Mrs.Fanny Chase, of New York, sis: ceription to paint the - made a splendid recovery from.her visiting Es in Port] recent serious illness.Mr.M.D.Sdott had + fe To + ï | to get \u2018his leg broken i WATERVILLE, c Mr.N.Brooks is -paintin new cont of ppint saturday.- bad- full\u201d ke Sacred Tart So To-morrow the citizens of Richmond of Waterville ; Mr.and Mrs.Rand, of ming; Mr.and| Mrs, Sleeper.er will have the opportunity of hearing Maple Leaf at Mr.Campbell's ; \"Miss N.H., the guests o Von Ogden Vogt, the general sec- Turner, of Hatley, at Mrs.M.Coates.Brady, Mr.and Mrs.Barnum, rotary of the United Society of Chris- || Mrs.A.Sunbury has been on the Neb., & few days with Mr.and in tian Endeavors, who will address a Sick list but is Improving.Trussel; Mr, and_Mrs.Dinning.retain mass meeting at 8 _p.m., and in the | from their honeymaon and wil | .afternoon will hold conference with \u2018 WINDSOR | \" MILIS.on Crown St.; Miss Magaret He three months\u2019 vi he treasurers s paid anc and dollars in the 5 y - A - ] poems are worthy of the honor \u2018which Oct.2\u2014Recent arrivals are: Mr.R.CANAAN A D 3.STEWAR (TOWN.vea train caring for \u201cthem.has moved Mrs.H.Watts po her bu PÉTER PE to France, and Mr.and Mrs.Luther works.She left her store io | Miss W.Pierce has been offered a po- Mrs.Watts -is | having her boue by\u201d populer pn 4oerb an land boit à 2.\u2014One of the mast enjoyable \"1.Methodist church is recel¥ it f Mr.and Mm | H.Nichols is v ohn, is also 8 pick 1 ng oi wh ; \"Ne deena: \u2018that Mr.Hamilton: paso ey P legsant time vos | .a Eo! vn purent Di | Stone bos, er bond ety Thanksgiving Harvest services will Plate Glass, \u2018ete, Record Bla * Line Hotel \"his \u2018winter, ¥1be observed at the Methodist Church BURVEYOR oIviL, Fo Mr.Chas.\u201d Lunt, who has been RTE on Sunday, Oct.7th, at 3 p.m, Liv DER Sowers; TH, for the past week, is reported some| The Ladies\u2019 Aid met at the Church|p ation better.P for tea on Wednesday afternoon with re ay S sips.i A Quite a number attended the social a very good attendance.dance in Foster\u2019s Hall on Friday ev-l Mrs, A, H.Church, of North Hatley, L.0: BACHAND, 3 & \u2018their flume and patting in\u201d A Lew pen d arture for Summerland, B.C.Hours of uitation:-dé te fo | stock._ \u201cHive.D.D.Prescott has\u2019 recently vi- tal trom ur 0 rdc rm - EE 2 sited friends in Dudswell.Sherbrooke.Que.tron 10 avin RICHMOND.Mrs.Robt.| Sharpe has gone to Jol- c Mrs.Jenkins and little daughter, atllie Thor e, Mo treal, visitng bis pur : eatin uty as night operator at the Mrs.Warner's ; ; Miss Incz Rowe at Mrs.| ents, un and: Mrs.Thorpe; | de Mrs.Fisk and daughter Marjorie, D.D.Prescott\u2019s ; Miss Lillian Smiley, Misses Herner, Chapleau, Ont; a who have been visiting at St.Johns- Burse, from Montrent, at dlrs.G.A.Mrs.M.G.M prie West |bury, Vt., have also\u2018returned home.Smiley\u2019 s% Mr.and Mrs.W.Gallagher, the guests of Mr.and Mrs, Wm.the church\u2019 workers of the district | Oct.2\u2014Miss Welsh, of Quebec, Mr.4.30.p.m.2g Now Adams and or VP ffunt, Glasgow, Seotland.- mocting ill rr tt ontreal spent unday in town, h wa \u2019 COLONIAL POETRY.+ y , Advent Christian Church was bof! A discussion is now occurring be- ga vs \u20ac Rouler, 5 Mrs.A.L.Brown.|i}.Chuech on Wednesday eit ised for missio ui 4 Des Dells; wo N de se ke \u201cBonnie View\u201d Club House on Sa- sd I here \u201cimelude turday.Notwithstanding the heavy ferent arr from | > trip.de | rain there.was a large number pre sent lett, through he W 5, bi prves {| \u2014about 75 in_ all.The hostesses Mountains ;.M, an i were Mrs.J.R.Ball, Mrs.Gilson, Mrs.ç { ok, od An ys from 0a ico g a fe Langton, Miss Gussie Ball and Miss ps, F, Mars is pri estwood.: | and PIB a Perley Hamno and sister q , * ting his mother.885 o \"yi | KINGSEY.: isd d fem |.Mr.Stebbins aid.du FT, WP | Oct.2-\u2014Miss Blanche Lodge left for | friends : Mr.tin Bostoi Manchester, N.H., on Saturday after turned from a | vis spending the summer here.SR THON.4 { Miss M.McCleary, Quebec, is the HEATHION id i L [guest of Mrs.F.P: Morrill.Oct.2 The Gi ilbert À rd ie k Mr.¥.P.Morrill, Richmond, is [with Mrs F.Je sth.Gi \u201cspending twô weeks here the guest of ternoon.Oct.full sone te his} parents, Mr.and Mrs.+, PP.More wishes to sce 8 a.J.Gilbert T° ill, Sr.oo J Mr.and Mrs) B.panhatt we His Lordship Bistiop Dunn was here home Friday f he ay of ré lon Sunday and held Confirmation.they have heen io we ï Fie Lo : \u201ces 5 Bl | Wellington il CIALIS, ™ - sl some Se N JAS.DA President TORMIER'S A} \"Joseph 0 \u2019C.Mignai wl on Bagioset wl Lad S ° Thu nell and Skinner J'élephen: + \"dater termorki, Seweragh; Tower CL \u2018wend.a Specialty.NADIAN En -GHEAP RATE Blog.Mont wi Se hee des.Bees 4 t \u201cLake, Diah, Helena, - AQ a Le Mont co \u2026\u2026.ees + - Nelson; Rossland, Greenwood - $ à 80, Spokane, Wash.Janco lancouver, Victoria, 13.C.\u201cBort \u201c5 land, Ore., San Francisco, « cu, T,08 Angeles, Cal.2 Sonat] Oct.31st, Second clad Barbrooke.Lower rates to m4 LH, SEWELE, City Pes - ATLANTIC 'STEAMS OF THE GANADIAN PACI S0YAL MAIL SER mFINEST AND FAST MPRESSES x MONTREAL \u20ac QUEBEC to LI [ Lake Champlain\u2019 eee Empress of Britain cress 00006 on © lake Ærie: ure +.Sept.20th, N >Anpress-ot roland ernie\u2019 Oct.oth, «take: Manitoba viv coves corer rene.( \u201c*Empréss of Britain .O Oct.19th, x R 8, BKWELL, City Pas MR.CLAUDE.P.Li LRAM., Fag.Organist and 1) the Choir at Plymouth church, of Organ and Theory in Stanste loge, visits or receives pupils for où in music (Organ, |, Piano,\u201d ) and Modern Tanguage alian Spanish), Certificated Teac Gouin Berics Conversatiowal Met! paration for all examinations.\u201d Residence: Magog St.(off M4 P.0.PO.Box 874; People\u2019s Telephon EIR kot Boston Excursio >, doing - Oct, 16.NReturnirr ton, on or before Oct.27.rail or bout from Portland \u201c+ leaves Portlund 7 p.tu.Thaakagiving Day, Oct.181 = Single Faro: po all stations in Lang Bi Oct 17 and 18h.' wy LOW RATES WES uy 7 nd class colonist rites iy Francisco, Cal, 4.aud Vane Le doses o y yËtobortionately 1 Jow.rates to an.n Polis.For- ticket = ud.¥OBB, Uity \u2018Ik.2 Steathcoria Square wr; ~\u2014 Le KING, Station FioToanae Lave returned.trom the P pared onvention- and am no to show some of t Photogra phy.=> © he lat Ge, Bho St ; 149 \u2014 ellington Street.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ROSIN 11: HER 7 ; yo Ok; 1 b, Miss Della Bar er Olney, 4 hrston ; Choris ;, W.Adams, = bard, - co N.STEWARES- N.\u2014 LS ris, .ichols is very il is also sick A traîned\u2019 .BR | moved to Noid \u2018here her BY er store iB charg ing\\ her bous6 asd sub- | by popula?oy he Congress} are nd daughter ortland this week rad the mislort® 13.> \u2018 painting bis (ee rch is receiving .* pre include aovespl a 7 trip to \u2018 3 hite and rt Mrs.Ë- B ve iting their > H for 8 - few 2 d his bride \u2018 and Sly visitisf WW.Pipe | house: turned ;.Gilbers re where punis \u201d.ved | guests of TI > weeks.a RE a Joy si a ) | ys k of Fall and fe one Seg them.# Saabors a pelt and Skinner Telephones, i; saterworks, Seweragé, Power Develop- pat à Specialty- TC i @PACIFIC - CHEAP RATES ca Cal, Los d.by appoistmes.i taiit Oct, Slat.brooke.pinks.= Li, SEWELL, Qity Pass.Agt, §N0 to Joan : complete.You can jit Wellington St.Joseph 0°C, Mignault, qi lagioonr and Land Surveyor tops ont dei Bus Des de.442.00 pt Lake, Utah, Helens, tie, Mont\u2018.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 0 json; Rossland, Greenwood (¢ 7 50 _AC., Spokane, Wash.J LE.BEECiALn ne, Wash.ospital.) , Bw, B1 acouver, Victdria, B.C.Port- Cas 37 Dales iad, Ore., San Francisco, + a} {_SERBROOKE DAILY REUURD, A ae : ! : Shea cd IIE ge Fey at SH RRA Tes à li ah § + AL \u201cfe ; pe 2 \u201d 5 CEA ,; \u2018PAGE THREB.B TGAGE COon first mortgage se- estate at current rate \u20ac.H.FOSS, Scc.- Treas, at most any price.\"> Street, Lherbrooke.$47.00] Angeles, Cal.$50.00 _ Second class from Lower rates to many other = BITC STEAMSHIPS THE G ML mINEST AND_FASTEST== has MONTREAL 8 QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL Lie Champlain arenes serene 2 Oct.27th, fapress of Britain .Oct.19th, 1 Lis Erle .Sept.29th, Nov.10th.ce 17 Brooks stzest, inprwn.of Ireland .:.Oct.5th, Nov.2nd lds Hapitobe- .Ingréss of Britain .Oct.19th, Nov.16th.Lf, BSKWELL, City Pass, Agt.ANADIAN PACIFIC RY, MAIL SERVICE \u2026\u2026.Oct.13th IR CLAUDE P.LANDI, LRAX., Fag, Organist and Director of te ChoiF at dOrgen and Theory in Stanstead Col- Ip, viits o 4 is music.(Organ, Piano, Singing, Theory) and tax Spanish), Certificatéd Teacher of the borin Series M ition for all examinations.Bmidence: Magog St.2.0.Box 374; People\u2019s Telephone.SP Boston bong Oét.16.\u201898 or belore Oct.27.Mrailer boat from Portland.Steuin- \"lave Portland 7 poop Twisgiving Day, Oct.18th-1906, Ty al Stations in Canada on G.Sag Oct 17 and 18th.Risturn Oct.\u2014L0W RATES WEST og a eolonist rates in effect une iN Francisco, Cal, mens ion Yeresrise siya.Poesia, had RH low rates to many otheg Lu YOSS, Uity TkAge nt ) Strathcona Square or - 2.KING, station Agent.RTT TEER Plymouth church, Professor- r receives pupils for instruce Modern Languages(French, Conversational Method.Pte (oft Montcalm).\u2014 RAILWAY 6 Excursion -$6 Returning from Single Fare - and Vancouver, I, L850 00 For tickets, etc.5 À The Ontogker.- OF ours pu rcs ili WINDSOR TABLE SALT.He will send it-to you always, if you specify WINDSOR, Oh! To Be a Petty Juror.° The personal comlort of jurors is without doubt an important, factor in reaching the propeF verdiet.| \u2018lo best exercise the juryman\u2019s function ease of body is necessary, because an.appropriate state of mind depends largely upon this.We are creatures of the body and cannot escape from the fact.Albeit the truth of this fact is + beyond question, it has heen {he custom since time immemorial to niake the seats in the jurymen\u2019s box | more wui- comfortable, if possible, than the pews in.the old-time country church.It is impossible to state the reason, but the fact remains nevertheless and the custom must indeed be deep-seated for it has been followed religiously in building the petty jurors\u2019 boxes for the new Court House.The seats are narrow, \u2018the backs are straight, there is a moulding along the top of the backs making it impossible tor a man to sit up straight with any comfort, and there is no room to stretch the legs.The discomfort of a juryman, after occupying such a seat for a few hours, may be easily imagined.There is\u2014no carthly reason why they should not\u2014be given comfortable upholstered chairs with room.-enough to streten their legs.As the present boxes, aptly so called, need not be permanent, all who may be called upon to serve us jurymen will devoutly hope that this improvement may be made.- _\u2014\u2014 ~~ Education an Essential.TC .- _=\u2014 \u2019 oo Night schools have won for themselves an established place.in the machinery of education.As time goes ol the passion tor learming grows constantly in extent.\u2018 People poulie the inestimable advantages which the possession of even a limited education bestows, and, as a \u201cnécessary corollary, they understand whatla mighty handicap the lack of any .education forms.A man- without\u2014 education makes\u2019 neither a good mechanic nor a good clerk and .is quite out of the current leading to the higher positions\u2019 in business or professional life.He is fitted 16 be an ordinary laborer, the most poorly paid of all labor, and no more.On-the other hand, the mental training gained] in acquiring the most clementary | education, \u2018not -to mention the kfowiedge, fits a person for.something better; than ordinary labor, and exactly [in proportion to the extent of his mental training he is fitted to take advantage of the opportunities which point upwards in the factory, store, office or profession.1hus has the desire to gain an education grown apace and the various methods ottered to gain this end are being taken advantage of to au ever-increasing extent.\u2018The night school divides with correspondence instruction a very large and a very fruitful field.For one reason \u2018and another a\u201d certain proportion of every rising generation has been de- at all, or of attending 1t enough - for any training worth while to have been gained, and this holds true of the present rising generation, which must grow into the men and women of to- | morrow.(oupled with the growing desire for an education, this condit- ior, it will be instantly seen, offers two lasses of students for the night schools.There are those, they are men now, who were denied an educa: tion.and there are those,| they = are boys still, whô are being Klenied o1ic.The night schools and the correspondence schools offer to these two he means to_gdin a working! education, .and the night schools, offering personal instruction, possess an\u2019 junquestion- te advantage over the other form, vhich totally lacks personal contact between instructor and pupil.Sherbrooke is fortunate in possessing two excellent night schools, one in counec- tion with the Y.M.C.A., offering instruction in a wide range of useful subjécts and the other, under control of the Council of Arts and Manufactures, giving a training in mechant- cal drawing.It is about time for both of them to open up|again for the fall and winter.Attendance at them has shown a steady|increase oi late years, and if the boys and young HOTOGRAPHS! Mau turned from the Photogra- ng ty + \u201cFa Johnston-Studio shor 0.pad am now pre- m À Potography ne of the latest styles .\u2019 19 Wellington Street.ROSEN } Ris To - Det: og i ler.Xr, = .feat on Jenkins he thir hous, 2PBontding and paint- Side 0 friends dis » For Le hi ser has ret with her à A bebe re, Rosenberger, % Winoogl ool\" leit on the Sth f Ke Chicken sin © - ot Tittemore © Supper at Mr\u2014 Del- _ eather Was & most decided \"8 vay favorah roads being \u201cin py rig .Satüärday, ben \"sault.The ceremony was performed \u201cby the Abbe Dupuis, a refstive \u2018of the bride, \u2018who also delivered ya brief address.During the Servicd a \u2018 beautiful programme of music was rendered |by couple! Mr.Richard Beaudry presidèd at the organ.Add Dus WCdding _} Mr.and Mrs.Dustault left for their honeymoon, - which\u2019 ill; be spent | i New- York, and on ftheir return -will reside on Sherbr pke street, nt- real.Ï On Saturday e viping the many friends \"of the grooni assembled, and presented him with & cabinet of ¢ut- lery and silver as.a mark of their! esteem and friendship.AN anis Ha No feature of a man\u2019s, dress , 80 important as his hat \u2014 what i he wants is A stylish and hécom- \u2018ing sha and he will have it in (Sherbrooke) We aro the role a Hat, so celebrate lish- \u2018speaking world.Suppose you try \u20ac one on.agente for this; in the Eng 5 Es \u2018 i for the Horse Mr: A B: Moore and children El P., will 1 ness of Porta will come hefc ore\u2019 .F.Pierce, of Stanstéau, | ; ted to the Sherbrooke la ë : | crosse plays._ i 8s in the Sherbrooke| Di- | = Joue h Didh to L.Verpaelst, of art | \u2018mith to F.X.Boldug, of | 2nd, and lots | Firice 1 \"Richard Mséhell to Austin L.Farn- ; ari F the probable |lo- | - the Chateau Fronten- | \u2018but the need of | tan | AT I parts | the | artially |.The entire | plant is expeeted # #o_be in runningjor-}.m of Mr.and Mrs.; Lu lovers of true sport at the -regrettable spl By, \u2018| incident in Saturday\u2019s lacrosse match CRT CRSHANE- At so by which a Montreal player, Tommy t.20th, 1900, a J Currie, had his tivse -very budls brok- Taam ane vn Ai \u2018the.Requirements - always i in store at \u2014the\u2014 - King.Famous Hand-Made Harnessery.; There is no completer stock of \u201cHorse-goods\u2019\u201d this side.of , Montreal ;.and only one place in _the world where the ° King\u2019 $ Famous Hand-Made HARNESS | : .can be bought.: \u2018The New Record, Building, - EJ.KiNG.Sherbrooke.re car load at is flooded wil on by 41 and thoroug 2 able\" this bank pment and efficient servid pranch of the b bankin ue eta éavièss Accounts.be > Townships | Ban JE Established 18597, iN Get ready now for the long winter days.ent rooms of your home, lay aside the pieced of furniture - quire repairing or re-covering, and our \u201cteams will wall = have them atiended to in short order.; oh for! Our stock of coverings this season is larger that + i :~ of which we are showing in our windows thi week, Tapestrys, Silks, Velours, Silk Tapestry, Plush, Deni, © Te Burlaps, etc., etc.bie Cozy Corners, Hall Seats, a nat an ol made to.order; any size; any style.\u201cFree \u2018estimates on application.- 7 \u2026 Édwards Farnit al Artistic and à Béauti ; signs for 1907.Our : | now ready to be séen part of thes already here.We int nd the coming son to show.the largest lis as the leading Wail Paper D maintained i in tbe fut a5 = en.sport, - ITS SHERBROOKE AND WINS 7 MasCH.The \u2018much anticipated: match |bo- tween a team of eight ladies of the \u2018Beaconsfield Club, Montreal, and a similar number of the St.Francis Club was played yesterday under ideal conditions.The game began at 9.30, and finished at 12.30, the visiting club being the victors.The score was as follows : day was played in the 1 rain; (ye defeated Beaconsfield by 8.gx 10.a An \u2018effort is being made à tawa Rough Riders to: ; tis as coach, but it.is de they will\" be \u2019 successful.Beaconsfield.St.Francis.ped?.1 Miss Robertson vs.Miss l'omlin- on inter sting mae we hr be bo BOD eens ee arraccte ree renee, 0 e hks of wu 9 obatéé 0 Mrs.Peiler vs.Mrs.Norreys Wor: | Club, whé the Caddy la thington \u2026.\u2026.ce verrrees ver |.among themselves, Tor the ofab nated by the officials of the \u20181 Miss Dawson vs.Mrs.Tomlinson - 1 Miss Herrick vs: Miss Nita Hunt.0 1 Mrs.Grant vs.Mrs.H.M.Tomlin- BON L.cuce orvorrre vonurers vonsesTiess vo00s 0 The heavy rain on Saturdsy ¥ great disa ypointment of the Weÿtmount 1 Miss Tooke vs.Mrs.KE.C.Fraser 0 intended to close the a 1 Mrs.Bacon vs.Miss E.Bradford.0 finishing the handicap ie Robertson vs.Mrs.À.B.| points cor jpetitict.de Athi OO ieee Brecouce errors assssens aeieens J.the fi ht at east After the match the players sat on Francisco, Sunday night, 7 down to a delicious luncheon, given won à clear cut decis in by members of the \u2018club which was | die Hanlon.yland ha pro :| served on the broad verandah, bathed nent helpless b the topped * in brilliant sunshine, at small tables | Referee Jack Welch, stopped .} decorated with late sweet peas and oop .| ir : ansies.A .Cncinnati \u2018races : Pre, Howard, Mrs.O'Halloran, Miss oo the © he day was the fort | Hunt, Miss Morey, the Misses Shreve, Liv horses started.Boliver cale À | assisted in looking after the luncheon: » thai first two heals.Jad | table, and the occasion was most: en- PA \"| re, won the 2:15 bord i! | joyable.Another round was made by © \"et honey after 8% bat the more enthusiastic golfers, \u2018while a ha y {> tot.ss NE ame of bridge was played by others | Il, of New ben nd ; Before the departure of the train, vo Mrs.Pats i owner of ATT 8 | which the visitors \u2014 were escorted hy of Peter oud tallion, dro \u201cyy \u2018I the Sherbrooke team.The Montreal the pace VC Mich., Fait hott players expressed -themselves as **de- mile at is claimed 5 lighted with their cordial reception J'his time ny, woman driver.| and entertainment, and were unanim- made pe gen of ur si ot 1 ous in their admiration of the St, wood.has 3%; jy of #\"\" 06, Francis links, which they said for \u201cKid\u201d Ce rok : beauty \u201cof situation, natural condit- Mo, who | now to any mos ions and fine order was not equalled with a SP Ibs.| | by any of the grounds in Montreal or ada at de jace two # [its vicinity.ter js to.tpke P {tue of signing OÙ - \u201cA.return match will he\u2019 arranged date ) refers hortl \u201cKid?says he P Weller er by \u2014_\u2014\u2014 my Strike or Billy We TSATURDAY'S REGRETTABLE LA- \u2014 CROSSE INCIDENT , |; Conticook Periburn, Prop.|.RUSSE INCIDENT, : co 8 ms Much.indignation is expressed among) TT pr.ou sep Aus.James Cruick - 5 Rae il Retail Manufacturer me À L iff b, wife of à KG, of Coaticook, tutakena thousand Z cts (the - Japanese Vegetab ever Delon \u201csadache, eme dy.) PE -Qur reputatia 8 bad to discard the drug .That, the blow » was.de LT in over a thousand tablets, Ping thèm and Aum .struck by:a Sherbrooke play SPORTING NEWS known seems to be establishel 1802 oF X other 1 of de Sherbroa co and all their supporters are equi 4040404040404 | dignant.| The \u2014 Sherbrooke us ; , Club can well .afford fo dd wo GOLF ° \u2018 \u2018such a player, If his nan ~ - \u2014 : stricken fron the roll Je BEACONSFIELD CLUB TEAM Vis.| Ve ® gai in he interest MISCELLANEOUS 5 ORIN Not The golf match at Ho, lg i the mes) j Bowling * Club, * opt Look wii § marroivas QUE Windows, Ser Sashes,\u201d Doors, Finishinge, Office and 5 ovo \u201c Dried Lu p les Taken à Thousan rio 0 -Nways Cured Headache.Here à 5 à testime nial from ti W; L.Shurtle e, Ww utoo Ta convince any doublt vy that while the table cure À the drüg cures, affe nerves Dr, Bto roulé or could take such a nu he, they do not, 4ik the hea No o if the harmless; / were not perfect .Shurtleff re is what she says: on pry, been a t suffe and have taken à gr + on headache, cures I found that \u201cMP king them for à time they ca itation of the heart, i 1 began using Zutoo, 1 have ave i ha never yet felt thé least ili-effect from and they cure my headaches Sof Com, Yi be received TE, ; of the the el ostoffice.onèrs, Waterloo, Mn Inolustyo tl Bclusive for the .-« > BUPDly: of mat emy building on 8rs.Har Montreal, | maki rubbers, They ha (rence, we to us ne, and the ough the\u2018 differ.\"iture that re 1, for them, | and > ol i vsuatsamples Large range of ims, Cretonnes, ave 5 and are ® bung, py She ei] ork.\u201cArig: ow Seats, |, ne ever before Dur reputation\u2019 Dealers will be} in the past.& Co.- ock of Wall: low was detente brooke player ¥ \u201c established.> re \u201cthe Sherbrooke lean?ertets are equally i 1-4 \u2018Sherbrooke Lacros* «ford to do withou'| lf : big name Ye - roll the loss_ worl thee interests > rat 15: dou -ossfut.- >, nateh was play Roy al Montreal ldy Boys contes ed œ Got for two medals 47 als of the ci on Saturday ss ent to \u201cthe me ss mbes : Bowling Çlub,, w the seusOU 6 - pide ap singles day ng! ht, play H : ub, \u2018asks .for exem tion from taxes on the Woodward prope Dufferin ave., recently purchased | the Association, Committee.y Referred Finance Mr.Alex.Ames petitions the cil.for exemption from.taxes, | fees, etc., for ten ycars on- the | perty and buildings ne is about | bought from Geo, Long Co., near gus house Lennoxville road.Mr.\u2018Ames was present and explained that the building would be 50 ft.by 100 ft., fully equipped as a.pork packing establishment, up-to- date in every respect.He would remove his business: from Lennoxville, with the exception of the slaughter house.The object was to save cartage expenses.The buildings would be equipped with.a chemical cold stqp- age plent.He now employs from 10 to 15 hands.Heferreu \u2018to Finance.Committee, A DEMAND ON CITY.| A letter was read from the law firm \u2018of Hurd, Fraser, McDonald & Rugg on behalf of Mrs.\u2018lracy, demanding the payment, with interest, of $2000; the arbitrators\u2019 award for a certain strip of property which the Council some months ago proposed to bu the extension of Laurier-ave, 1 veloped that the Councillors co ed the award excessive, and it best not to take the land.the City Attorney.- The questio issue is whether the city 4s bound to accept the award of the arbitrators.With interest the\u2018 $2000 now amdunts to_$2052.75, plus $6 fees for slaw ers\u2019 letters._ / : \"STRATHCONA SQUARE.Councillor Armitage, chairman of the real estate and parks committee, pointed out™the neeu of lowering pel street in front of the Court House anothét foot.The councillors agreed that this work ought to be done] Lhe only question was whether the.House architect would agreed as the steps to the Court House were jcon- structed with a view to the street re- | maining at its present level.The matter was left in the hands of the Estate and Parks Committee.~~ .The Council adjourned till October 11th, when the revision of the voters\u2019 lint -will_ be taken up.A large The- fol- | MEETING OF | was largely routine and adjournment-| - J North Hatley, 65 boxes, trip was the the presence of ladies.\u201d \u2014- - { Daily Market News § SHERBROOKE DAIRY BOARD.BUTTER BROUGHT 23gc AND 23§c PER POUND AND CHEESE 128c.The regular meeting of the Sherbrooke Dairymen\u2019s Exchange was held yesterday aîternoon.There were three buyers présent.There were sixteen lots offered for vale, while only eleven sold.Boxes boarded: \u2014Saltldes, 29%; salted, 130; cheese, 107, \u2018Total 430 Boxes unsold; \u2014Saltless, 198 -; salted, 140, Total 333.i SALTLESS BUTTER SALES A.W.Grant bought: Dudswell, 15 boxes at 23£c.Jas, Alexander.bought: Ladd\u2019 Mills, 35 boxes at 23fic.St.Hermenegilde, 87 boxes at V3fc.Lovell & Christmas bought: Sawyerville, 56 boxes at 23fc.Unsold:\u2014Ayers Cliff, 70 boxes; Hat- ley, 70 hoxes; Hatley Centre, 53 boxes.- SALTED.BUTTER SALES, A.W.Grant bought: Aylmer D.12, À boxes at oBge.La Patrie, 16 boxes at 238c.St Francois-Xavier, 16 boxes at 23fc.Jas, Alexander bou ght: | Daisy A, 19 boxes at 238c.Katevale, 20 boxes at 232c, Stoke, 25 boxes at 238c, \u2014 Unsold: \u2014Bromptonville, 75 boxes ; CHEESE, St.Francois-Xavier, 107 \u2018boxes \u2018at 128e, \u2018THE FARNHAM DAIRY BOARD.BUTTER RANGES FROM 23e.\"l'O 24e \u2014CHEESE, 12%c.Farnham; Oct.\u20182.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 \u2018The regular weekly meeting of the Farn- ham Dairy Board was held in the Bal- moral Hall yesterday afternoon- and à new high price was established.for butter, which sold up to 24e, cheese going at 122c.The following were the sales : ; BUTTER SALES: James Alexander bought : S, D.116, 58 boxes, at 24c.Elm Bank, 39 boxes, at 24e, Lilly Dale, 89 boxes, at 24e.Lovell & Christmas bought : Rapid River, 60 boxes, at 23 7-8c.M 85, 36 boxes, at 24c.H 270, 2 boxes, af 23c.Red | Cross, 70 boxes, at 23 7-8ec.Olive, 46 boxes, at 24c.Lajeunesse & Duclos bought : G 1048, 15 boxes, at 2342.J.O.40, 29 boxes, at 232c.- À.D.McGillis bought : River Crook, 3 boxes at 23c.CHEESE SALES.Lovell & Christmas bought : H 270, 45 boxes (white), at 123c.A D.\"MeGillis bought : Silver Spring, %5 boxes (vite, at 123¢.River Crook, 125 boxes, 1col.), at.12%ec.è DAIRY, PRODUCE.- pp al Ty ARKET 18 STRONG THOUGH THERH ,18 A SLIGHT DECLINE IN CHEESE.- ; = ' Montreal, Oct] 2.Prices for cheese in the country Satur- ber of names have been sent in.secretgry-treasurer pointed out a very large number of the sent in were already on the list; gave the Secretary\u2019s office.a.amount of unnecessary - \u2018work.Council \u2018thought a \u201cfine of 25c.every_nome sent in which'was already oa the roll would be a fair fee tor | looking up this name- needlessly, It was suggested that a tax of this nature might be.vies.another year.SIGHT SEEING TRIP 7 ACROSS CONTINENT.(Continued from.page 1.) | the famous hotel Del Monte, and reached Los Angeles the following day! One could casily_ spend months in this charming city, viewing the many famous resorts, but as our time was limited we hastened on to Salt Lake | the land of the Mormons, and much to interest us in the cit famous by- the cdcbrated a Young.Several days were spen Colorado Springs and vicinity! chief attractions there were the ( of the Gods, The Cuve of the Winds, and Pike's Peak.We ascendetl the latter on a bright, clear day by the nine.miles_from base to pinnacle\u2014and could so: the surrounding country for = 150 miles.- One day was spent in Denver anid we started for home in earnest by wuy of Chicago, Detroit and To onto.- \u201cOf all the cities we visited in ('ana- da we liked Vancouver, B.U., thq best, and in the United States the \u2018honors would-be equally divided hetween iSeat-| the, Wash, and Los Angeles, Cal.In ull our travels we saw no eity ith a population = of from 12 to 20 thousand that would for one moment cont: pare with Sherbrooke.In no pla ce d we find a city more orderly, the streets clenner, and the citizens more npto-date.With our new Court House and the grounds in front which hive been so tastefully benutifiéd; since we leit, tive than ever, a \u201cgreat country, we found every line of business | ant profession overdone.For every posi-, tion vacant there were dozens \u201cof applicants, und I would suggest any\u201d person doing at all wel } \u2014 The West is no doubt , ¥ Sher- oi_selling out and Moving into the new country before acting, \u201cunless s me, ex: ceptional opening is offered.| i Shee: brooke and the Eust is good enough for me and I am very glad to be back again to help boom things along.wish-,to make special niention of the kindness and courtesy shown us y the ollicers of the branches of the É.F.Bankthroughout the West.Thisi iñsti-.tution has found much favor fr \u201cund colored being the city is still: more : .attrac- | Balance_ ut 12 11-166.that quickly cleared.brooke to consider wisely the question tonight, | diay show a decline of from àc to 4c from the prices paid last Saturday.The top prices paid were 18c for colored and 12 15-16e for white.which were pald on the Russell boa but\u2019 these prices were an exception, the ling price for both white Zic, as uguinst 1%9c to \u2018184¢.lust Saturday.\u201d The range in the country at this date last year was 11#e to 11%c.\u2014 Prices for butter in the country were a shade stronger.At_Cowausville fresh butter brought 244c, as against 24c last Saturday, while salted butter brought 28tc to 231c.: The local cheese matket is quiet \u201cand \u2019 , eusy in tone, though quotations are unchanged at 18e te 1540 for Ontarios and 12% to 1276 for Eusterns.Receipts for the week amounted to 96,361 boxes, as.jrainst 88, 026 boxes last week and 84.- HR) boxes for the corresponding week of last year.- The local hutter market rules quiet, hut firm, ehoice creaméry being quoted at 23 2310 to 240, and good to fine at 2846 to 234c._ Recveipts for the weck amounted \u2018to 20,609 packages, as agninst 14,- 576 packages last.week and 21,087 packages for the corresponding week of last yoar.| - - ON THE BOARDS, \"Brockville, Ont, September 29.\u2014At the meeting of the cheese board held hero tu- day 4,865 boxes were.registered, of which 11,465 were white, _balanee colored, All sold at 12f¢ for both white und \u2018colored.Belleville, Ont.,\u2014Scptember 29-0fferings this date were 2,340 white und 230.colored.Sules on mugket sere B50 white at 12 15-16¢ and \"130 colored pul 1,165 white nt 12fe; balance refused 12ic on market, bit accepted same figure on curb.7 i Russell, Ont., September 29.\u2014 At the regular cheese board tonight no0 boxes checse were boarded; 850 white sold at 12 15-16c, and 50 colored.sold at 18c.(Cornwall September.:30\u2014 Abant BOO boxes of cheese sold on the! Cornwall board yesterdiy at\u2019 12je for both white} and colored.Alexandria, Ont.cheese.board niéetinu 10-night 626 white and 164 colored were hontdeéd.| All sold at 12jc.! i _ London, Ont.,.September 29-\u2014+ At the cheese market today there were bhoard- od 2,400, bulk of which sold at 124e.Vankleek Hill, Ont, September 20 \u2014 but as a general rule\u2018 \u201cThere were ÿ7R hoxes af cheese boarded Bidding commenced nt 12- hers \u2018today.je.After waiting_ for nearly an hour 121ic¢ was reached, und the hoard was Five buyers present: Winchester, Ont, September 29\u2014 At the meeting of the chers board, held here 191 - boxes white and 178 boxes colored were registered: 81 white sold on the Hoard at 12 13-16c.! Watertown, N.Y.September 20 \u2014 (\u2018heese sales, 6,500 boxes at 124c.- FOREIGN MARKET.- London.Séptember 29\u2014Cheese coptinues in good demand and prices are firm.Bristol.September 29,-\u2014 Canadian cheese, firm.| liverpool, September 29, \u2014 Butter the steady; cheése, strong.business: commu is | are located.nity wherever.branches \u201cThe most wonderful incident, \u2018of =r + \u201cHh ascent of Pike\u2019s Peak, tierce attack she made on the men in the car who persisted in smoking in September _2H\u2014At the.Pr) the most beautiful sight was the ake PR charming Lake Louise at Laggan, and $C te the most amusing incident was the a.Co i - presence of Carrie Nation on our train ; CET etween Pueblo and Denver, and the } | RS HE 1 Something wrong with the breakfast?Seal Brand Coffee - will right the wrong.i i | + CHASE AND SANBORN 79 EOF KING'S.BENCH, \u2018ontinued from page 1.) lowing jurors were _sworn : A.Bergeron, J.R.Baldwin, \u2018Charest, Wm.Ansell, C.Moise, lous, L.H.\u2018Faylor, O.Mar- \u201cWillard, Jos.Belanger, John ui x GRAND URY REPORTS ON OTHER CASES When he jury lgd been sworn the Grand Jury \u2018entered the Court Room and reported: ¢ Lee O.| Uass; assault, true bill.F.M.: edmond,\u2019 incest, true hill.F.M.Redmond, 2nd charge incest, | trué bill Wm.G, Luther, \u2018for theft of perty under seizure, no bill, Fierce, assault, true bill.h Bougie, theft, no bill, pro- discharge of Wm.G.Luther, arge of Isabel Bougie, which THE £ DA KING TRI ; SOVEREIGNS OF VARIOUS COUNTRIES.Copenhagen, Oct.Parliament was opened yesterday by King Frdderick.His first speech from the thrope was almost entirely devoted \u2018to the internal affnirs of the kingdom.e congratulated the country on the excellence of its foreign relations, and said that with the object of further strengthening them he proposed to visit the sovereigns.of various countries, The opening of Parliament was attended by King George of Greece, the Dowager| Empress of Russia, and many other mdmbets of the royal family, and the diplgmatic corps, + | \u2018STOCKS, R.¥.| Morris, stock broker, Odell\u2019 o'clock, by telegraph, as follows : MONTREAL RTOCK EXCHANGE: G0 Po Rohe is eee ernie voccoienenes 1814 Detroit vrrens aFrore rvorrers 07e cree IDR Montreal Power arusrs envase vente 96 Twin Uity .rena resins 115 .NEW YORK STOCK sabre | Reading dere eran sevens evnneese oan Jr B.R.PF.|}.pére cavressee rons eid Th 1.8, Steel veers «eee PE A7 Atchison eevee revere ur esnuves vo0ce vonscersrenren 1084 Union Patte ono.re everson SOR rie.Frovessss vrvece sees ve pnensrianaee® 464 Ain.Sugar A ve.ve.138 CHICAGO.=; Dec.Whedt .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 sure veins conan TE ee Corn.+ verrons vrou0e sssee AB \u201cances 12.95 \u20ac\u201d Coy\u2019 y, 53rd Regiment Tniforms will he issued t >-night at Dri] Shed, Montreal street, pt 7.30 p.m.: i J, H.BLUE, Captain commandin, ce(s?>o Atto, a.Langevin, Jackson Mason.+ na Morning September 80 per cent, junks were ican dollars L.C.Belanger, K.C., tor 2.\u2014~The Danish] 1 Hong Kong, Oct.2.The Chines vily financially.00 PERISH, TYPHOON VISITED DESTRUCTIVE PAKHOL, CHINA, SEPTEMBER 20] 'H._ \u2014The South Chi- Post reports that Pakhoi suffered from| a destructive typhoon.on 20th.More than 1,000 lives were lost, and of the fishing boats and |- funk or destroyed, One vessel that was sunk had 200, 000 Mex- rboard./ of the port suffered hea- our heartfelt daughter, on Friday p |.Acknowledgments.\u2018 CAR OF THANKS, We, the und rsigned, wish to express thanks to the people of Sutton for kindly aid and sympathy during the Inessi and\u2019 death of our beloved Carrie | Saturduy ami, coe 1 by burns received Flnora, who died on ° MR.A D MRS, GEO.HUDSON.Sutton, _Que,, Oct.1, 19006, \\ driving- harne acres of land.terest G''ppr p.m.G.H.\u2018 em \"PUBLIC Ne the Council will meet on the legislativ I Sherbrooke, 2 farming implements, ete.| .Having received instructions from We will sell at his farm on Thursday, Octobor 4th, 1906.All his catt comprising, 1 (mare, 5 worker and dpiver; 2 milch cows, 1 two year old heifer, 2 yearling heifers, 1 bull, 0 extra sheep, blogging sleds, and farming implements, years old,\u201d extra 1 lumber wagon, 1 buggy, pung sleigh, working and es, plows harrows, all the Also, 200 Terms: \u2014Under $20, font.Sale at 1 o'clock KERR & CO., Auctioneers.of the City of Sherbrooke, Thursday, tbe 11th Day of October, lost., at eight of tha clock in the afternoon, and proceed: to revise the list of electors for bh Assembly.J.GRIFFITH, Sce.-Ifreas., C ity of Sherbrooke: 2nd_October, 1906.Cutting 2, 1,000 cords pulp- -wood.bauling and TO LET CONTRACTS 000 \u201ccords of cord-wood, rough Pulp ods also, A tonding 500 cords of J.PHOORE, Bulwer.Que.cash; 4 over $20 to 840, three months; over\u2019 $40, Kix mouths, with good endorsed note, in- YTICE is hereby given that FOR SALE SLABS Dry, Hard and Soft Wood Slabs, delivered in any; part of the city ; also, Spruce Lath, Clapboards and Cedar Shingles.| H.FLETCHER, Pip Wood and Lumber, 39 Strathcona Square.| + One acre of land with good house, barn and Fi opposite station at Stanstead Junction.Small payment down, the balance on easy terms.M.LOCKE, .i Stanstead Junction.| | } To- Night nie of) of Dancing - Classes ART HALL, General Meeting of the Shareholders of the.Royal Paper Mills Company will Le held at the.Kast Angus, Que.,\u2019 On Thursday, 11th October proximo, at 9} o'clock a.m., for the consideration of- fhe\" following business: 18t, The sald of 4,900 acres, or theréa.bouts, of timber lands in the township of Clifton, in the| Province of Quebec, known as the Clifton lands; 2nd.The sale of the Paper Mill, machinery, etc.yt a, lease of the same for You are rink notified that a Special one or more.years; 8rd.The reorganization of the Company, or the ee the entire property, consisting the timber lands, limits, Paper, Pulp and Saw Mills, dams, water powers, river\u2014§mprovements, etc.,, or any part or portioi thereof.\u2019 | .Secretary: J FOR SALE.One left hand, 54 inch, second hand, new American Tur: bine for vertical setting in steel case, and all complete with steel case, gearing, bridgetrees, steel sant: girders, etc.} Price $1000.00.| ~~, Tenckes Machine Co.Limited 5 ecutive Office : 62 Lansdo ue St, Sherbrooke, Que.Plants : Shebrodka © Que.St.Catharines, Ont.Sales Offices : To \u201cToronto, Halifax, 1 Rossland, Vancouver.i | | 1 i Only 1 cent à word (minimum Fovesrorsorsrrsrsersrrsrserssssrrorsersrssrssrsrorserserorsotorser ; i Popular Want \u201cAds.\u201d Over 1 50,000 Readers daily.Reach all parts of the Eastern Townships.© Will get you anything you want.|: | 15 words) and six insertions for | price of oe.Pick your days.994494444404400400400 ln rr tee .\\ 40000060000000 BE FOR SALE.OR ALE\u2014NO.15 BUFFALO HOT water| heating boiler, good as new.Capacity 8,000 ft.1 inch pipe, exclusive of mains.Made by H.R.Ives & Co., Montreal.- Will be sold Cheap.Apply Record Office.+ _ .PORTLAND Jor SALE E\u2014HOUSE ON Ave., 10 rooms, all modern con- Apply 25 F Portland Ave.veniences.YOR ALE\u2014COMBINATION HO SF, ; thor ughly broken to saddle ~ and harness, safe for, lady or children, fearless of all city ants Price \u2018reasonable, 8.ic.Nutter.OR - Arr SECOND \"HAND HOT WA: \u2018ter heaters and boilers and hot air furnaces.| Apply A, R.Wilson.for six mont once.in every to advertise small advert! $8 per day; reliable men; write for pa Co., London; Fos SALE\u2014BICYCLE, PIANO BOX wagon.Apply Silver Spring Brew- TOON SALE\u20141LOT ON FULTON AVE.cast | side.__Amly Dn.W.Stenson.on SALE-TWO STOVES, ONE QU fi A bee heater and one box stove, 12 Brooks Street.Miss Sloan, _ rr cme de ee ten JOR SALE\u201420 ACRES GOOD LAND, water, orchard and bufldings, one ile from Sherbrooke.Apply -D.- W.Stenson, [364 King Street.\u201d JOR SALE \u2014 DRY SLABS, ALREADY cut for stove, also: dry hard wood, es any part of the city.Apply Hurkneus| Livery Stable.ARM FOR SAT.F-\u201405 ACRES 1 MILE froin Coaticook.Farm and buildings \u2018in frst (loss condition.+ mile from knitting (nil.Apply Ed.Duchesneau, North, Céuticook.LL OR SAILE\u2014A FINE vou NG ST.BER-= A tard} dog: Address Box 90, Record.Office.; - ren eter smn \u2014- ee © _\u2014 me \u201cMISCELLANEOUS.\\ TANTIED _ ANYONE HAV ING Jnrjus to dispose of, il would be to their advantage to apply- either by letter or\u2019 in sdrson tu BR.C.McFadden, Len- rosite Arpt iy HOUSE M (real Wiggett.HOUSE TO 1, Hammeri an open park.H.Fletchar 0 RENT - suite of Sec'y, Y.M.C Q'FICES sirable o ment Buildin offered for rer \u2018water.Poss FE.Ww._Farwell \u201chouse to Box 606, mises.position.Myst he Box 298, Ottawa.ME\" WANTED ~ RELIABLE MEN per year of $75 per unfurnished ; h modern in, h - YOR RENT+THE BELLEVUE HOTEL: A- beautiful central location fronting porance letchd SURNISHE pu oR QALESHENTO \u201cA FEW HUSTLERS we offer.7 bona fide liberal contract 8.Special pro- to start at or longer.ready locality throughoit Canada our goods, tack up show cards on ,trees, fences, along roads and all conspicuoy 8 places; also distribute sing matter; salary $900 month and expenses steady employment to good no \u2014 experience necessary rticulars.Empire Medicine Ont.me es me 0 , TO LET.ro LET.Street._ NO.19 MON: Apply to W.MH.hot water heater; all 16 Beckett Road.T\u2018irst class place for tem- Near the Court House.Ÿ IN HYNDMAN BLOCK A seyen living rooms.Apply A, or W W.3, Dresser.0.LET\u2014FOUR VERY DF- ices in the \u2018\u201cYork\u2019 Apart- ,* Strathcona Square, ure t.All are heated with hot aston immediate.Apply to.3 ; UNFURNISHED rent, 41 Moore St.Write Sherbrooke, or apply on he \u2014 es NOUND\u2014A have sume by charges.W.ley, about Sept.i FOUND.WATCH AT NORTH HAT- 16.Owner can, \u2019 identitying und_ eying | \"w.Reed.LET \u2014 FURNISHED OR} 4 puny , Mont veut.| R- R.Burrage, \u2018 0000000000000 = Hy LLP WANTED.WANTED + FOR NOVEMBER 16TH, good general: \u201cservant.No washing.\u201d Apply {to Moore 8t, Len.ONE OR R TWO.GOOD COREMAKEUS and machinery moulders wanted - wuges from $2.25 to $2.05 per day, ace cording to ability.Apply Box \"89, Sherbrooke Recordi SE RVANT WA NTED \u2014 THOROUGH.Y HD experiencedi end\u2019 capable house aid wanted hy Mrs.Wm.Farwell about 25th September.| (Wages \u201c$12 to $10 per month, -Apply to Mrs.EE.W.Farwell, 17 Montreal Streqt.'\\ ANTED + A HOUSE MA 5).APPLY , Mrs.W.A.Farwell, 27 Ave ) .- thë Intérnational Nurseries._Outfit including bample cause free.Several good- vacancies.New! \u2018season now cour mencing.we guarantee best treatment, regular emitfunces, \u201chighest.pay.L'or terms write now.luke Brothers Com- JOUNG MA Must spedk French and English, Apply Stroud\u2019 5 93 wellington Street.CUANTED + TEACHER FOR DIS.W trict Soba Orford.Apply to West Hrown, or John Ross, Box 463.TANTE D + A COOK, APPLY TO À) Mrs.A.G.Lomas, 16 Belvidere se TANTED A HOUSEMAID A T JM Bishop\u2019 8 College school.Apply Miss Jeffrey.in.; Ts = | \\\\7ANTED ; GENE RAL SERVANT.(Apply 5 Montreal St,>after 7pm.ANTI p + # XPE RIENCED OFFICE IV clerk.x Fons underständins shorthand and yf ing preferred.Apply Sherbr ooke, i TANT ED = A \"HOU SEMAID.- AP LY W Mrs.H.p.Wright, Leunuxville, i A0 0 pi ; ~ .betes me Bg SE Ee, Frederic W.Norman's uffice of the Company at Mrs.W.B, JeBaron, fhiffenin | V SANTED 1 MEN TO TRAVEL FOR \u201cABOUT 17 oR 18 YRS.n % po inf ran + By TT PB Te A TB 1 COE a veg MRO on 1 \u2014\u2014 i «+ A A i ar Ao AIT or ah.opie I SCI LAMA SN PT te Fe D a et ra ie en y= Som ven mote nmin) Al 2 po oe Pa ne \u20ac + se 1 TE art: poh = 4 ip yA: des es ~ ng a A I a = a a Ge ie Cena modes.ow ens: ws > ne oh + pa Te - ie AA \" HH IRL LES :,E tei pl 2 BY ies SRS + À A + ERA M : PT ' 0 bet > h ¢ 5 .\u2018 À + ï x ; BR : LAE ; ¢ IN LX PA CR A: AR lg 3 ig i 4 et i SEA à ES + à.(eut MA UE i va 3 A d bE 3 pd p ; 4 i A # A e - F4 124 = iy à A ue.Ye 1 a FH = À : 8 > © 8 ey JR ' 3 \"®H ?A.K i a\u2019 4 pi A + > \u201c FY pH ve ei A ; WA 34 Ge iN 4,7 | \u2018E #0 i f - + 3 HA i) K 4 à \u2018 2 1 à of us 4, Lis : 5, ow H sa BEY : { A Ak ; ; 3 1,1 BA 3 3K.3 Ae AB a r Ih a \u2018 + 5 BoA.: g - tg 5 , 3 5 vi .y kh 5 JY a Fy EWE ; 4 \u2018BRE 3 i + pH 8 ; i 3 : > 17 FE: 20 > : Bt Ni $ [ 3 Is: « 5 > , a D UT 3 + = 7 / : ar 1 -Êt \u201cME | Mi 8 3 Ba SL\" LE P a EN 3, L +, * =, hal AH bind = TE 4 eI At: = it A Ey 4 ; % i EL i - n rl 4 - 3, $i Ci = ir : - © ; A SA or PRA SE ET be 3 TE RA SE {os i _ SESREROORE DAILY REGHYD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2; 1906; | res COUNTY: G:SHOW, HO.Zo GOVE RNOR TAL: tr ug AT ST.CAMILLE Ast} WINS.cuphns EWEEK \u2014 SPEECHES BY i COUNTY REPRESEN.| - TATIVES | Declares His \u201cMission is Only | At St.Camille, last week, the exhi- au |.\u2018bition of the Wolfe County Agricultur- to Restore Order.al Society No.2, took place very sue- REBELS LAYING DOWN ARMS\u2014 A cessfully.Tn spite of rain that jell in rE 1 the forenoon, a 1arge number of, people DEMONSTRATION AGAINST assembled; and \u201cthe iid of the lit- - Ul \" - tle village were crowde Us.CONTROL.The judges performed their work Havana, October 2.\u2014Governor Tait\u2019s the afternoon.actions yesterday have gang pr «04 \u2018Phe products of the field and garden win him a place in tne earts of the {which were exhibited, were excellent, Dive whose destinies temp yarily, and compared favorably with those of ve \u2018been placed in his Hands.- the larger exhibitiohs.Presiding yesterday \u2018morning t the] My.N.P.Tanguay, M.LA., and Mr.ning exercises of the: University of { i iy, rp obin, M.P., were present, and avana, he declared his mission here a \u2018a mark of their interest ghve n was solely for the purpose of uplift: number of prizes, promising next yeur ing the fallen republic and -reftoring 40 (give $25 in special prizes, it to the path of prosperity, ne an- In the evening there was n large gû- nouncement which was receive demonstrations of delight by dience: representative of the y Company, Limite o (We = daily at 27e 7 John Murphy Tuesday, Oct.n, 1906, \u201cCOMPARE YOUR BLANKETS » Vdu cannot be sure that you - getting the best po \u2018value, if you do not compare.~~ r blankets are always benefited by compar son?for when we buy them, we get them direct-from the factory,so there is no \u201cmiddleman\u2019s profits\u201dto be taken | into account.That partially accounts for the ext raor- dinary good value we give.7 Al wool Canadian Blankets, \u201cpale blue, or r pink bord | : | Lbs, | Size, ~ Price Ls, \u201cSize.5 \u2018 56x76 $450|.7 = 64x84 6 7 60x80 835,25 8 © 68 x88 Alll wool imported.Blankets, fine quality.ing Prices $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00.Australian-wool blankets, very fine quality, w ights to 12 lbs; prices $7, $8, $9, $10 and $1 per ither colorad or plain borders.| DON T UST ; DON'T TAKE CHANCES: | Thore | is no reason why you should n ly dressed, as neatly dressed and as ont pi ed as any man in Canada.All d fo Loree | : two things\u2014who makes the best a nd : pe thes Jud who sels them i in this fom.ci] ; Nothing = Be Provic society in\u2019 Havana.Followin ighest Feoident of {he Society, Wr.in, code ons sides that Co iE Ï - he p Chairs Wi ¢ this, rps , Ÿ i it become known that Governo \u2018ait Tanguay, MLA, \u2018and Mr.Tol M., À Court 3 + + : 3 3 a ® $ $ + : + Cc J dant een où Bite ie Pat, Tang pote mot pub i 20th Centu ry Branif- ap gree SL $ $ + + $ + ; + v 3 ; + ¢ * + + ae ei de th A 5 MELE 8 Sn ARE pared To | with thoying in Mr, Couture\u2019s hotel, when speeches were made by Dr.T Wibault, RE : ingly oi the progress that had- heen them here, a step which cann pt, but made, and ogress th the Society ma at the penis be most agreca 1 © 3 th oa ds upon their fine showing.He digtribut- de © morning Mr- At ple and which wi comen he, on ed h number of pamphlets upon farm- rmen S Bench C.drew the attention Of | of affection between them and the Am- |.5 400i that he had provided hiin- 3 A % she deo that one of the $ ) Per [ _ MBINATIONS Géfment ENGLISH LOXG CLoTH ) LL \u2014 Regular Price .12 | .| administration \u2019 \u2018 09 ° * 0 erican provisiona \u2018| self with, _ ken ser Po 108 Still another act of Governor Taft's Mara >.Aenrecated the Je- , + 4 langer, was taken \u2018ombinations, for child- Fine English Long Cloth, cam- is commended as illustrative of his parure via, MP.hacer the North are-tho finest made i 10 Canada and the only cloth oi i the night, and asked thoughtful consideration af the hum- west, und believed that they could be Er clusion, Learning that | many no Happier or morn prosperous iny- arily-disused barracks st Camp \u2018where than in the Eagter n ownships.| Columbia, were about to be sümmar- It is,\u201d he said, by the harmony ily ev rieted by order of the Cuban au- that prevails in \u2018our country, and the | thorities in preparation for the occu instruction of the rural pop lation, pation of the quarters by the brigade that our beautiful province will ad- of marines, Govemor Taft directed vanee.\u201d : t that these.people remain undisturbed ep pir in their homes for a period ofl fifteen BIG STEAMER FOUNDERED.half cotton: sizes brie finish, 36 inches wide.31.High neck and |, Regular price 12, In otder to Song ale es; neck and front trim- make this our special line, wo will med, Suit from: 4 to 10 years sell at a popular price ; per yard of age; ach nnn Tin cee DY in i nn sie dene » in this country that class with the ve structions be ha r be 0 Ci ust give ins New York, Rochester and Chicago.7 bent ade jue a, hi des mo \u20ac » « wo) We are sole agents for them in this town and di Ms en of the jurors aml om 3 a superior .( tri>t.Keep these two facts i in mind and yogr clothe Jp aes of \u201cthe Rupe ay bi the, witnesses had to > O0 1 oo n that {oft of the Bench-in-{ lg he right; as 1s the custom, \u2014 at 8 Jurors could, hear what e echo in thë room intra troubles are at an end.STAR CLOTHING HALL, : OT days.In the meantime, a portion of ., | the marines will remain under canvas; men ee BLOATING 10-1 lh vid tho Pro id ~ MONTREAL EE J ANTI-AMERICAN DEMONSTRA- - SURROUNDED.BY FLOATING BO- J.Rosenbloom & Co., Props, Nr.x $ 5 respectif ily bring : Tho frst ON ican demonstra: | DIES, REPORTS THE LIGA\u2019S Agents for Justrite, Campbell & Twentieth tention of \u2018the Court\u201d to the ace 1e fir i-American de -1 \" : TT EE \u2014 tion occurred in Havana last evemng | ~ CAPTAIN.\u201d \u2014 RE roads Mens Clothing ; also Invictus hoa?podation provided Eo they wer resents rorets at 7 o'clock, when 150 academy stu- Barcelona, Spain, Oct.2.\u2014The .cap- TOH040441040404040404044441010404014 he Sov d'bosition, and | dents and other youths straggled {ain of the steamer Tiga, which -ar- ke other men and required : through some of the downtown streets | pivad here yesterday, reports having | moon re: 2 - around.\u2018He thought, thal 4 | ghouting, Viva the- Cuban repub- | observed off Oporto a big steamer i HL dh SR 4) = SENTE Tin wire provided this would : 3 ie; Down with American controls which had foundered.She wok sur: \u2018 Fr mé fem 5 RA EP, Bk pe D The demonstration was not [treated à rounc .\u201cBerious! - The crowd receive! few gunded hy floating bodies.No de y.\u20ac tails of the disagter were obtaipuble.accessions.: General Machado, of Santa Clara, à EVENE Ty WOM N\u2019 S R has issued a circular urging (all pa- | 1 triotic Cubans.in the field to lay.\u2019 | their arms down, return -to| their \u201cand EN\u2019 S { homes, protect life and property from {the.watdering ~ marauders pfesting 2 J EE BA a 2 i > bY 44+04 e+ SEF Santa Clara provinces, and to] molest I Ts one who has served the (Govern- 3 Two of oar special lines that we aro \u201cshowing, and ment.® which we guarantee are + ; JMAN MEETS HORRIBLE DEATH.+ Sema; + + f $ 0 ; \u2019 es non ir { EMPLOYEE OF CAN.LOCO.+ The raveller Shoes orn f om 4 ô up.| WORKS, KINGSTON, HAS ! \u2014and\u2014 | a .HEAD CRUSHED TOA NS PULP, Ce Kingston Oct.\u2014(Spedfal.) \u2014 Royal Purple for ladies at >.$3.00 Robert Burke, an \u2018embloyee of ~ the - | Canadian Locomotive Works, met - \u2019 >.with à\u2019 horrinie death this morning 0 7 while working with two otner men .Co © on à machine called a frame slot- .One-third-of Managed Like an Eng witch at EE \u2018 \u201c @&, ter.He placed his head between tue -thi a housckeeper's life s spent in her kitchen, a vsrton # on St.drop of machine! and the pidee \u2018oi § One-half the labor of roles is at the cook stoves 7 V'ICHINSON, * steel being cut, and, not withdrawing Your range can double or.halve the cooking slavery of housekeepisg.Jing ut Coit hin x +04 \u201cft in time, his bead wus crushed to poor range adds worr, as well ds work, and worr lt the : - Pencn - rotor eter terete terete tes \u2018 qtetote a pulp between the heavy pi pees © of housekecpér's care.y y i.) } ! ; : my | metal, Burke was 22\u2018 years jold.Set a range that reduces the work and eliminates the wor £ on om slic, They ur ho + he Pandora Runge is as easily and accurately managed 8.88 urch pre sen CORRESPONDENCE.- FELL FORTY \u2018FEET | Ts TH \" Hons: A COEARD ?; engine-\u2014it responds to the touch ay quickly and conan din eh and spent an hour COOKS HIRE M AN ADOPTS BUT _ FROM QUEBE( BRIDGE.Lire made him Poe : unre rte engine pepe The han je worrÿ, Ad b c ase worry kills it prolongs rg lo an Clone.Nr ! ( } ] Lu .» and becad \u2019 ion o .CRITICIZES NEW.SPELLING apr re coward, , who fears everything: With - \u2018life.-Sold by enterprisin dealers ver where.We or bp iy were after another Kind i ; - ARTHUR JACQUES PAT IF ULLY.IN- Fwhich \u2018ho is unfamiliar; nothing, how.5 4 : pag ation, and co f ind af - METHOD, , JURED WHITE AT WORK.ever horrible, to which association hus C >; re: miort\u2019 should he Publishers Daley \u201cRecord; Cd oud | necustomed him; a crenture given over .SH BRE J.8.Broderick, KA\", suid Sherbrook, Qu, \u2014 Quebee, Oct, 2.\u2014 Arthur Jacques, to sudden and uncontrollable penis, \u20ac A \u201cui glad to take this \u201copportunity Sirg \u2014L[ sé by the.papers that Mr.employed at the Quebee bridge, missed PE 10 those aie cher her prlorse the words of his confrere ve ) ia Li nur te Late y self, o se y.Huse jot the nayhorin Pete and ft te at To yesterdays ish himz Wis av erpowering instinet ¥ London, Toronto, Montreal, miss Vancouver, St.Jobin, 3 pi oon ne J uy.pese, Atte \" sty an ê oO @ D p \u2019 j a .t, wen hie has got us tot he wil go to|distuinec of ab ut 40 font.| In pr I a in Soh tases | is fuel trequenily, \u201chut\u201d team : Lu go long lot us hope and bry | France.and teech thent to parlay vu, dist Juc« des fell hot oe n reams, no A ri ed with determin: J.8.MITCIHELI Sherbrooke.| x, ï amd VO.Gray ge will be made and 1 shood think he had beter takle the (hi h b n s le | > Ween [two » ums, ation to clear himself from any hamp-_ JOHNSTON BROS\u201d 1 er raoks.nu ER Waterloo, ' ire will répluce the present he Rushans first, they seme to be | most br tenn badly: crushed his Mocy.nis ering surroundings.He has no -feel- MoCLAT ., Lemnoxville.G.A.POIRIER, Wa ey all appreciated how -incon roke his fall, however, and it is ings of revenge, unless trained to cun- CHI | BROS, Cowansvilla.A.HALL & SON, Coaticook Ya 10 remain in one position SOLE AGENTS ou short t time, and how much\u2019 \u2014 =\u2014= == ould they suffer if they remmine FISHERMEN\u2019S BOUNDARY.LINE.: ; Co stor BY BURGLAR ] ue se for_cight or ten das \u2014 .ct \\ ting them in Lhe: pill in need of it; in Tact t, don\u2019t yn think he wood bd in u better pozishon after treching them, \u2018to terch us, and perhaps he wood Torn a\u201d thing or two him- thought probably saved him from more ning by the abuse or the mistakes of serious injury, as the drop to the mankind, and, when these prevail, he ground from the beams, about 25 rarely wreaks \"his vengeance upon feet, did not injure the mah greatly, it partienlar individual, but upon.human- \u2014 self.You Harvard t - and wor to thing or vo orn, is thought._ jity in general,- with no regardsfor age: nes © Re Le en a could mot stretch tl Cambridg jjast\u2019 them \u201cat the start and Jacques was placed onfhoard = the or sex: BUOYS TO BE-LAID:AN_ THE CEN: DETECT IVE TTR 9 fi present, -WOxes.lt wa ir J \u201cstade there \u2018al the way, altho Cam Sillery bogt and token to) this city,| The sentiment of revenge is so us- | TRE OF LAKE BRIE.~ \u2026- BY MAN CAUGHT TA lage {he juryméh in at s cruel bridg won fthe tos and Harvard\u2019 s COX being subsequently removed to the Jei- \u2018ually associated with cowardice that.TH, us Ù iv .; 20° q HOUSE.Xr, Justi Hutchirixo La pox did not staee the rité corse.OF corso fery \u201cHale's Hospital.cl it may also be classed as a phase of 18 a re pe a ; Ay i dim cas du Prev am ME Montréal, - Oct, - - 1,\u2014Deteéfive ES son reel 5 : +.that t : al B A0 |} Sd AIO EME : aints are reevived by thé y it instinct, Cowardice mjanifests gg aie 4 United States Government (hat Ameri.| \u2018Met, of Chief tm ort: it wood hake made all the diference if [- - +\u2014 itsolf Harvard: hdd been the faster -eru, but] T i i Hee : .a Liberte, of Paris, us they we ei not they had to make consumption\u201c of horse » finds that the any a: one it is terror of gom \u2018excewsp and I fancy Mr.Rusevelt increase in afl countries this year.Aus- Mh \u201cI en sin make him kick his.will be something like the Harvard {tria eats the most horse mpat, as well stall all night,\u2019 doing himself possibly cru wen he of his.O ji in equine .connec ion in hot.in - the\u2019 right arm an can fishermen on Lake Jérie \u2018have hem \u20ac annoyed unwarrantably.by the Cana- day.niternoon, by Jobert, dian authoritiés by.charges of fishine ticket-of-Jeave mun from © Ç STRIKER in Canadian waters, and the conser de Paul pe nitentiary, who Bg AT quent.seizure\u2019 of their vessels.= Nuch a'| 1 the warehouse Slee Te ORT WILLIA i complaint was received only a few | WOT Company.m h days ago.Oflicers of the revepue | senseless by a blow fro g f the revenue cut: handle in + the hands © ter service suggested that n buoy or hy y Shot line of buovs he established in or y Rotel Job Lelluast 0} y 3 Were Fired | had to be taken Is : til \u201cNo Bloodshed.Tentré of Lake Frio as o tentative tal, where Walker was # gets thru with this spelin [as a greater total of mea} than any ro aus Might eft in the stable on of Hs at grate game is spelin.conntry.Yu must never get muddled, but - of y ; completely reassure him that he will not lift a foot.Another is plarmed corse Mr.Rusevelt will be mst - - der at the art after ho has past al its New Sherbr k (1 thi at blowing paper, yet stands yawning : 00 e .0 ing while cannon are fired in his fee.Tt intrikaces, he wil be somthin like the .[is this very attribute of cowardice se i ame we on ge mA | pr ind is cloptomancne who dident wake up un- St hieh | and boundary.line, The matter was ref + Jota i , 1 a » à \u20ac ' > { Ad us Le er- , .Hl.the cop| elipt the bracelets on him]i» 6 Ce ore.° a a }Yhe qu des us to.randle the| animal red to the Department.of State, ang cious at an early hour tit Th - end then hl dident no were he was.I .ns we do; to train im to our will and Acting Secret Ad ; The physicians four that * IKE WAS * \u2014 [for our purpose; which \u2018makps him, 5 retary Adee, in response to Been feactured, but Detective 23 A HEN - CALLED think he wil have a bad hedake wen à Klprgeat i .-~ gfgestHion from the Treasury 1 pet\u201d 5 wounds ore not seriois ITALIANS AND GREK KS che gets theu, if he dosent have the \u2018 {once he is thoroughly deccived [and in- \u2018 \u201cqe - roomatism, T shalbe suprisd, but they OUR SALE OF FI E GAR- timidated, \u2018the useful servant we find partment said | there Was ho Tensei r he shooting took pla + - BACK TO \"WORK U .sav lemon land sewbart is good for \u201cMENTS AT ONE HALF him; not a willing slave, hut dne whe § | that of ott, (hoy not be laid, but \u201cin | the estublishrt us.CONDI > \u201cthat.wood sooner have a room- fears agit to tempt reprisals which B 8 IE In us \u201cvecu i , Ï coodent, and | thort L cood thro him Srna idea that he \u201cneed nat ohoy and that i in A or .spar ment that st would he Car: the J.ios che Netbodist 0 {4 thru the dor, and he thort so to, hut N | power and will he is superior.Forth- cts like \u2018MAGIC, it will vied into efiect \u2018 Industria of Le wus: gerved 4 requ LATER./ 4 3 he thru \u2018 ir hen T goss he Jee ew Sherbrooke Cloth ê Store, with disaster impends.\u2014T he Outing Mas k s i bor hired Meople i in the i Jl Fort Wier fade où he 4 cn more about ixplitting wood than T do.© azin \u201cwor WOND -1° mime Wo 8 ¢ or the Tr Ve Amerilans pre rate people, very ji we NAGLE - gaine, pose.ERS \u2018upon TOESSEL - TRIAL BEGUN.' which fine De ale from una Poi the oting oi 3 ronhec ut \u201cam afrade (of corse Ing reet, 18 | ee \u201c| the Church lUE g ; NE à hfvade is 4 grate doc rude (ol on, 00000000300 00000000000 the vital or gans, f GENERAT/S FAMILY WANTS ny (own who took port in te Rev wg the of ony; nd Cour à afraid as some fools spel it), = they GOT HIS HAIR B Kk.t VINDIC ATL b.were Rev he Per N, Fm 8 \"8 that getleit upon.Me.ar to 4 cant put thie thing thea, T dont think Ww P DEAT RI P RT D gS ren gthening the SL.Petorshusis, Oct.2.\u20141 he takfoë | Fowler, Subtol spurthurt, M 1 tog Way ° railway copa I > they have got capital, T mene hed, no a t erfectly Bald hen He ; EB tof testimony in the fein of Lieuten- ton Jet Mrs.ceeds W were $ Yaliging 8 fair\u2019 stron, ?ÿ i enpital, T gess 1 dant no what 1 mene, ar bed lo Ure Ne bro\u2019a 0066000000000 'YYYIR: muscular system, restér- N ant-Gieneral Stoessel for aurrenidering Sutton.Lb epirs on rs 0 n the tong] hed fT the strike M emt wo de hoy but I hmk Frederick M erpieide.1 MRS.GEORGE GREY, , OF Wo À ort Arthur to the Japanese hogran we rare qi de Th lon wire Si ayor and.eu \"use expuse me bu was so chuk| F rick Manue aryland block, to - snturday before the, High Military | of the ded 1% og her y Co ful T had to- let go.Butte, Montuna, bought a battle of Neue BURY.i ; Ir ing long lost complexion, .Tonrt.The supposition He that the «Miss \\ hitehead a on ; lg relia und Greg Ale 10 UM A NOT HER.pro's Herpieide, April 6, \u201899; \u2018and began Brookbury, Oct.2.\u2014 (Special)\u2014The; À bringin b ok th k # Géneral\u2019s resignation from the Army.ers\u2019 Institute ab : Moar Kookshiry: Sept.20th, Los.folticlos in bis entire baldness.The hair community was greatly shocked to] B gmg bac \u20ac een E l'as recently announced.would end the | and Saturday, o is visiting intoun > ° | \u201cin 20 days he mad air all on eas ans [hear of thé death of Mrs, George Grey JS d ; i proceedings against him, but this ap- | Mrs.Rute Manu | c ballon, nl A man timed Mehinley was buried On July 2 he Jair all over his head.which occûrred on Friday morning, \u20acd8\u20ac of appetite and éars.to be incorréet.\u201cThe General # jeon Hi vory with reel MOtren en CHES 10¢ v ie writes, \u201cand toc \u2019 : @ 1 5 Tlartley ig very 4 Sentine \"es lapncit \u2018 nide- de- -camp said Saturday that the Mr.{ i.\" y \u201ccael Jay my hair S { te .I pt.\u201d 21st at about four ojelgek.s De: Se jel ar the Py; Bevo Countries, alive and killed hy a fall of cartn at 1% as thick ghd luxuriant Cone © 5 : : ; the Me fel rick works at Belt p,, Wish.\u201d New ih | Herpiclds uty one could ceased had only for about Two years) B rousing with the rose-\u2026\u2026 | former\u2019s family had - determined - to A vals include an Ulery Garde ; - 5 \u2014 Co peng = ed el al und with a new! discovery.\u2014 heen a resident of this: place, I he hirk- j press thé case to à verdict.\"l hey had Recent arrive visitinf A {7 the con, in the fret Paria ere diras nnd you remoye the effect.hand went with the remaius and re-|f \u2018bud of health the whole B consented to his resignation from - Unis Chadsev, Ly Warden wr ut : by an forden pe comp.dundraité, falling li hat Causes mains of an infant habe to Boston, her | | army because the \u2018General proferresl, ther, Mr.Granby, in tom pr | ds ET al meronants x {50 that with the couse gon h a hess, native place, where the intermdnt took] § physical energy of the like Admiral Rojestvencky, to face Miltimore, Carrie Cheb, ist?ietleuly ent marred be >) - WALL KINDS., not remain.Stops.falling huir at can- place, He was accompapied by his the court in civilian garb instend\u2019 ol day Ms, Nawpor» 0?w.saw oh all over Cab D K and on new growth starts.\u2014Solad h pre little demghter of about: three fears of, | human fram { in uniform, | children, fo Denis ht er A : ns one milliz re .Be McLAREN, ing druggists, Send 406; in.lami ri age and his sister, Mrs.8.M.{Saund-| § ei reel her sister, Mrs.Montr treal- om s tn ne primar they asc 751 Craig St., Moctreal,Que.sample go the Herpleide Co, Dotroit, (18, Who came from Nashua tg return The total expenditure of Owtarid aPettes, hone from Willie CCE Ln, Arily a on 2.Mich.\u201c with him,\u201d Much sympathy goes out Power Commission amounted to.¥106,- dav; Mrs, to notons - Le 1 2 CL ca 057.07.: - short visit a W.H~QelMth, Speclal Agent., _ to tho berea® red husband, La ; 5 ! oo x _ "]