The Montreal herald, 5 janvier 1903, lundi 5 janvier 1903

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The parties hate heen arrested and\u2019 Herald > Special Cable Correspondent Reports à Jeune ati tue brote \\ + Belg held to awuit developnients Those Are the Two Things Mont- Stone 1x fel Ken amateur boxer 1 And lac ronge player, and tested in Glorious Victory of to o in the Tenth real Is Liable to -A Peaceful Perth Pa i arn \u201cis mother pe > 5 Ï fides ot the silage of Lombardy, eer Game of the Trip.| Part With La Patrie and en COMPLETING THE TT \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e Solution.Perth Latest reports received here from the .: Sudbury state that Stone Tne corres; ur ler e between à \u2018Un Veen of Gr payer No à ali Jun _\u2014 hospital At udbur - tSpectal Cuble to The Montreal Herald) ;Ç London, Jan.5\u2014The All-Canadian football team scored the fourth | eth \u2019 .| qu .ts still ae ve and 18 expertedd Tore nut Prépas ae Len TE Steg te oe tran Tan ; Plea tn Moe al Hie Clan Cover.* f wi oo .A the parts nM Poe tre am 2 Ly Pole pearly ole nee na tot wll be wate hed J | rea | La: J Poa Patron yee ü vu de Sol HTH AB NES SET seule | win of their trip to-day by defeating Harrogate by a score of 5 to 0 ! : Les ai 4., # PAS 4e à .que etalon an mas ol, ow F'ens ne Joan a Let, .Fazio ts fe tete ; a tg.hee pats Phe ave Tse hem ot aetion Fiat The goal was kicked by Tait.; PRET re, ol Claes ) T0 thes an cotes the man ste ot the league The play was better than it has beon at any previous game during becs pe Tee Twa tt Pr font, Le 1 Pate have OR st ree ues 1 sr the to».First steps tir ta the institution of Le sua) Ule t,tee matches Ts Qu I: Tal et 15 Ru At thr Tae Stan es Luge ordered be tne trastern pie HA Po Cl \u2018 0 ce re qe TU ENROLL 1 ruees teiegraphiy oo a \" | ; With exception of Powers, who is in hospital at Edinburgh, the team Lot i .ve pe ! J Bn legs Gl Te al or a ! : secret tes an dus en the league au - + 14 _at NU M 4 0 crois ST, UE TOuER Patane Lin GOT Le a com PL A Le are in rood heaith.© Foci dove om ae Coal et ee CU he [TERI i TCLS pe val Te 4 1e alstUir ge telegragh | EEE spi the first che Stamies Cup ; 7 tar Fatire Pet KE an ec ee wee dane Been DG ete take i Lu the offices \u2018et aus been rs AW eg auf ia fer Lo This ia the tenth game of the series.Of the ten, Canada has won ces tem AH me cUnE tte Sot SN megan fo t- ni ae ,Ç on M ; A + ser Faa=\"v ty ne | our, drawn cne and lost five.Of the five losses, the one to Edinburgh ., ; co .Co Co ne Pee shield = Grecnshlelds & \u201ctek .Lu .Soa an : | es A bu bu Hae | He a a nn Techie j *, | ! ! we oh Uh secon ley Tay hem - \u2014 Academicals was a practical victory, as Canada crossed ths Academicals\u2019 ; CN 4 se 1 en Cae Jah Cod ene on 4 insite È Coles IN raring or Twa hours sean es toa Coebimintils en or ed prdleen | ' ; FR Co ' \u201ca D , Tmt eae asi , .ine, while Academicals or u .oon : cos dette ; ! ! tnt Fret ' 4, n J N PEI : Moses NW LGB Green art Jotan di po The \u2018 \\ H ! *, wub dus (Spread te The Montreal Herald oo \u2018 score of four was a goal from th field Teese Stes Gre bate ly Bat ero Rene ts I pastas or hoe hey nu Montreal \u2018or some Cone be Len 4 (Specing) The Pro- oo ee = Hz see ; | .ie IT a tte Popiresentinw Micro onl, ere dng : : Juehe Jen.a > i - - em ees = \u2014 = \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 the vo vof a À Pt lou Us Hour! 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PERT ie sac AU ST ut 5 a question.A lnæ for the Opening of the Provencal ! 9 ?PS tes er te Erle Lr esp fret TL Iria sons 1 ceo Ran pT renal) gh is Pret dtately after The con ate prs end on frock ey 0 rules sar] tos Leglelature vhich vil be villed te ' ve 4 po Pope feet a ; LS N , a =.2 5 E c He ; Lu (=t tation M: teen cated te à Heralq UE trad 0 Montres, detied the league rncet in February The dice as not ver .Pet qe Na se Lt ges ad Pete\" pr ss RP te than bed seul pn =e meant Chat the fixed, bu It is thonght # will cither be! deprorter i | i | detent pro un - Fou qua Ty bro i ; ; CU MS GONE Tiens He maid smo that the tuth or 26th.PL sens Pat 10 7e Lt fren ng La Parts et cençpians has re eve bog Fhe Cana loan Mar ont Corona ny Lo wa Ge aad hear Poe head men on .A pass du 48 vader beng 4 ui 0-1 Fee 4 $ 6 Et an patronat i Boot bie an ae otnplisheed fu 1.Wa 15e cat ma fu devue cL | | , fi Martie Cer Cee et Cop eke.a Patrie thie dete Hoan been arranged the | cou ese 4 tele jn vue of the Fochs vhielh vas confiscated sn th ! _.; ; Chie Juer ce torent Yan ng been shoo bb .Cet edger wars [ete us wil he given publdoary AC pres league ag Meanreal dues for the three | responsible parties vill be peosecutod ! Changes 1N the 1 ersonnel of the Vrolace 1 tou - 4 20 61 timed Prop tn cr» Cw thal as lo say, etd 4 Lot at ; su tes sul) ts that vor ; mou - i ; i THE VEUTORIA VICTIM | Tere Pour ' ational st atom ATH a 11 Fortnvatoes of the waaay as well under Sansa r was that 7 the vote was i { ee .Ahh Ys tre eis ' lng een Sed Pr ver ne 6 sac has à paper that wo Th vedlnipind y 5 né udquarters Wang oe a Meet so, 15 order that the foronss Belleau STI, commenced an ! Cr IC Committees.Ju + seg .Chee the Thelin Ries Thee nc 0 Noes gts way of WED hie me Mein We are at pres action ouf be te ned 1 a subsequent | ITUTUESE this Mortang on L portion or the ta sk Vers F9 en ae Glenn os to Ce Thine Ge dn a ferut feoking for offices There are à mectns Le uw abl rc nse oo ; Lu > Ho £ sn.2 ! athe the ture stiors «nth Cl Poona to every quarter of the Donne | = WEST INDIAN WERCHAN ; \" the places with ane of the rank and Water Conmmittee - Ald.Clearihue Treo Mi vu te 44 aed ve! Sb loi er wast wo give ae pot The connparny will be prepared too FAILURE.i ar rommittec I \\ n (chairmans, Lemay, Sauvageau, Oul- ; ' \u2018 ! Pat as te na - Goel eee tb work of any des AG oo\" .o at event Ald.Lamarche, who, met, Lariviere, Robitlard and Stearns.A Bfeus \u2018 veut ta let tre have vane ba I Tote ti 1 « sy London, Jan à \u2014Ine avrcounta Aled : \u2018 i ri Cla recive Ao ren] wt | tas +0 01 à that vous tefpene 11 que SCL on Mr cheer also firmly he-\" Milton Stone, Amateur Athlete, of the failure in May last of Park, M EEE the past Linsely allied | Health Committee - Ald.Ames (chalr- apres bm NUE Nas 215 Cents that the nec future will see _ Me Faden & Park, West Indian mere hohe | rm party.haw soil a gnod | mani Dugenais, lariviere, Oulmet, odeur ! Frat a ratte wre vos pss de pet hes sent from ad] parts of Stabbed at Copper Cliff and lehants, vho had a branch hoadse in bot the a Aan administrator, would | Wilson.Lavalier and Stearns.Gen ttene: Pen 0 00 pont fret reno tg of Rds Ee Doan aon Rt dane the nea sper | New York represented by Purk, Son & Fut Ald, Giroux at resent a mem | VARA en re ele res , ; N - \" ., > \u2018 : .r 1, : \"es - \u2018 : .: , 13 1 à .- Fo cicdtdrosset oa wee M ! Tobey Cio ob ar pn IRENE Cones pe [etree bee tn ve, 1 ve D amen Left to Burn.| Car show gross debts amounung U her of the Finan e fee is also Car ey AE lan ore.ro fit ao 1F 4 ae .; 0 who : fe t vi, as taire ar cae rap din VL nmouach henge oy , LRG, ; \u2018 _ \\ : EERE Ci \u2018 .G7 yours \"ner.i ae El ; a to | Lt Lors or \u2018 thon PS ns A 181 ge eV Sens \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Ï 31 740,000 and #6 bo) assets thos dled mene for the position.| Parks and Ferries Committee\u2014Ald detataty ne Cat cts tte re-elected by acclamation.No.2\u2014Ex-Ald.Authier and Mr.J.N.Pubrule.manufacturer, were put in noe mination.No.3\u2014Mr.A \u2018red LaPalme, furrier, for whoin the ward was almost unanimous.resigned at tHé*last minute by way of a compromise and allowed ex- Ald.Perrault to be elected by acclamation.No.4\u2014Ald.Frs.Gervais is re-elected.No.b\u2014Ex-Aldl.Gemme is opposed by the former city clerk, Mr.Robert Des- chenes.\u2014_\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO BE MARRIED WEDNESDAY.On Wednesday next, at 8.30 a.m.in the Chapel of the Sacred Heart, St.James Church, the marriage will take place of Mr.Alexandre Joseph Henri Dubuc, advocate, of Winnipeg, son of Hou.Judge Dubuc, of the Manitoba Court of King's Bench, to Miss Alice Couillard de L'Epinay, daughter of the late Auguste Couillard de L'Epinay, in his lifetime a hardware merchant of this city.Mr.Justice Dubuc and Mrs.Dubuc arrived tn the city on Saturday to attend the wedding of their son, and are guests at the -Place Viger Hotel.mme SULTAN MAY ABDICATE.° Madrid, January 5.\u2014A special de- ppatch from Tangier says the Sultan of Morocon is disposed to abdicate in fa vor of his brother, Mula] Mahommed, who Is acclaimed whenever he appears tn the atreets of Fez.RESPONSIBLE FOR LATEST WRECK The.Grand, Trunk management have few further details than are contained An the despatunes to give out.concern- \\næ the accident near Merriton Tunnel.Mr.MoGuigan, the manager, has the ratter.under .investigation and his report to the gereral manager, Mr.Hays, Andicates that the fatal mishap was due le & blunder un the part of the train despatcher on duty between six and eight tn the inorning.This Nlagara Falls part of the system in which the accident \u2018occurred is within the jurisdiction of the London office, end under the direction of Mr.Castellon.\u2018The despatcher who was on duty on Saturday morning is under suspension.He offers no explanation as to how he came to make the mistake.The unattached engine which was running through to Hamilton should have been held at St.David's until the express had passed, but no order to that effect appears to have been received by the operator.(Special to The Montreal Herald.) Toronto, Jan.3.\u2014At 10.85 a.m.Mr.Mec- Guigan, the manager, arrived at Merritton from Toronto in his private car, and he immediately went into the agent's office and que-tioned tne day operator, lynch, regarding (ne occurrence.On coming out he stated that he knew practically nothing about the accident, The wires had been working badly all the morni ne and his information was very meagre.He then stepper aboard his car and was pushed up to the scene of the wreck by a switeh er- gine.As to who is responsible for the accident no pne at present.except perhapa some official, knows.Nome one has blundered, and who some one is will probably appear at he inquest next week.Pavids is the first telegr@phic sta.Wg east of the tunne! and the presumption is that engine No.975 should have been Lod there until the express bad asse Pare 0 rator McMullen must have been on at Merritton when the express re rtd, for it was 6.59 a.m.when it pulled out.Day operator Lynch does not relieve until 7 a.m.Both _men were in_she station at the time, but\u201d McMullen probably had the key.Coroner Goodman \u2018opened the inquest at Merritton on Saturday afternoon to inquire into the cause of \u2018the collision, After the jury had viewed the body of the fire man who had been killed and formal evidence of identification had been given by the brother of the deceased, the inquest was adjourned until 3 p.m.on Tuesday.et A JUDGMENT ON EDUCATION BILL (Special to The Montreal Herald.) New York.January 5.-Mr.J.N.Ford cables the [ribune:- The victory of (.D.Rose in the New- market election ix \u2018aufficiently decisive to justify Liberal jubilation.While the district was easily carried \u2018hy the Liberals before Mr, {Madstone's conversion to Honte Rule, it was a safe Unionist borongh with Colonel McCalmont as a candidate.Mr.Rose hans converted a Conservative major- itv of over a thousand ints a Liberal majority of over tive hundred.His majority would probably have been larger if the Unionist managers had not directed a frenzied appeal at the last moment to the trainers,, jockeys and stablemen at New- market to vote against Nonconformists a» enemies of Figlish sport.HMenry Norman and other speakers made an effort to drag the Venezuela question and the (rerman Alliance into the canvass, but without much success.The Education Art was the chief issue in the rural constituenéy.With the villages and market towns filled with Nonconformists, the Liberals have succeeded in capturing an important seat by putting up an Imperialist of the Rosebery type and asking for public judgment on the Education Act.Previous clection have resulted as follows: \u2014- 1802.Cy.Newnes (1,) .ca seeeess oo 4301 H.A.Gifford, QC.UL me Liberal majority gt 1273 .1 H.I.McCalmont (U iN ere a Sir (i.Newnes (1).LL.2.5 wae e OAT Unionist Majority .se se os ov ou M8 200 H.1, MeC'almont (VU 1244 20e 22e 4205 C.D.Rose (L.) .o.Lance .Unionist majority TO RUN TO MONTREAL AGAIN The Dominion line will resume their weekly passenger Service hetween Montreal and l.iverpool this summer, as well 5&4 1 weekly freight service between Montreal and Bristol, and Montreal and Anawerp.Last «annmer, only one steamer wag run In the passenger service.th» Do- trinion; and it was requisitioned by the British Governiment for South Africa early in the season.The Dominion line has been running to Mantreal for thirty vears, with the exception of the aeason of 1901 and last summer, when the pas- Rénger service Was transferr-d to Portland, Some change sare to ba made in the Portland service.No extra steamers will be nut on, hut different vessels will be substituted In some cases.The passenger steamers for Montreal will be taken from the Boston service and will ronsist of the Canadn, the Kensington, Me Dominion \u2018nd the Southwark.The freight steamers hav.not yet beén chosen, but it is-probable- that the Manximan, Englishman and Mtoman will be included in the aime ber.° / FRONTENAC CE AOMANTS CEN- Kingston, ont January 5\u2014A very pleasant time was spent at the home of David McClement, Pittsburg, on New Year's Day, celebrating the one hundredth birthday of his mother, Mrs McHugh Mec('lement, Her children.grandchildren, great-grandchlldren.to the number of fourteen, spent the day with her.Though confined to her room, she is still smart and enjoys company.She has a wonderful memory, and relates many things that happened in her childhood as well as in much later times.She hams Mved under the reign of five sovereigns.She is a native of Ballyhalbert, county Down, Ireland, but has tived with her son for thirty-eight years.Shé has two daughters living in the United States.{tt CITY WON THE CASE.Mr.Justice Mathieu this morning dismissed the action of Geo.T.White, a Soulanges 8tréet proprietor, against the city for $200 damages for flooding.pan, DRAMATICALLY SUDDEN DEATH.Woonsocket, R.I., Jan.5.\u2014Just am he resumed his seat at the rovclusion of & speech to-4ay, accepting the presidency -of the board -facturers using steam power have .thing: else.been marked with either East End\u2014 1541-1547 St.Catherine Street.a [ess than wholesale prices.Both Stores Close at 6 o\u2019clock\u2014Monday and Saturday excepted.A January Discount Sale! Furniture, Carpets and Curtains.20 per cent.discount on every \u2018article in our stores.25 and 33 1-3 per cent.discount on hundreds of lines.Several big shipments of CARPETS and CURTAINS for SPRING TRADE have already been put into stock.No reserve on any line.Watch for the Red and Blue Tickets.Red Tiokets show 25 p.o.discount.Blue Tickets show 33 1-3 p.o.discount Odd lines and designs that we do not intend to carry for Spring Trade have In very many cases this means This is subject to the a Red or Blue Ticket.v se .same reduction as every- , West End\u2014 2446 St.Catherine Street.SHORTAGE OF SOFT COAL IN MONTREAL Every prominent coal dealer in the city was seen by a Herald reporter this morning and asked whether there was any longer a serious scarcity of coal in the city.Every ohe of them answered emphatically in the negative.- A number of the largest manufacturers were asked whether they were suffering any inconvenience thréugh the scarcity ot fuel.In only two cases out of ten was the question answered in the affirmative, His Worship the Mayor wus asked whether, so far as he knew, the citizens were still finding difficulty in obtaining fuel.The burden of his answer was that they are not.Ald.La- porte was asked to give the grounds upon which he based the statement he is quoted to have made that there was: not enough soft coal in the city to last more than five or six days.The effect of his answer wns that it was plain to anyone and everyone that there was à scarcity of coal in the city.Ag far as can be ascertained from the conflicting statements of the people\u2019 chiefly concerned, the facts are thest Soft coal can be had from nearly every coal dealer In the city provided the people are willing to pay what the dealers ask for it.The largest manu- ot enough coal to pull them through until] coal becomes more plentiful.Soft co: is arriving in the city every day just as fast as the Dominion Coal (\u2018om- pany can pend it up.\u2018There is also a steady though an extremely limite l supply of hard coal.There were hetween 450 and 500 applicants for coal at the City Hall last week, over 400 tons of cial were sold to thise ap- licants at #6 a ton, delivered at their omes.The stream of applicants started again.carly this morning.They were informed thatn o more orders would be given until Wednesday, Mavor Cochrane, explained that this was not because the supply of coal was at an end, but that there were enough orders to take-up all the coal on hand.One thousand more tons of coal were now on the way up from the mines, and as spon as it arrived in the city the distribution of orders would begin again.In answer to a query as to whether so far as he knew there was a enal famine in Montreal, Mayor Coch.rane replied: \u2018That there is a scarcity of coal every.cne knows, but this talk of a*coal famine is all rot.The majority of the people who come here are not people who are unable to get coal at the Heaters, hut are people who are unwilling to pay the price demanded by the dealers.1 hive not met with a single case ot real destitution silice we started giving orders for coal,\u201d The same coal which is being wold at the City Hal) for 88 a ton is heing sold by the dealers for everything from $8.50 to 81) a ton.Individual dealers are making their own prices, Upder normal conditions a con) dealer considers JM) or 75 cents a fair profit on every ton of enal they sell, Conditions at present are abnormal, For many weeks enal dealers did xearcely any business.During all this time their expenses were going on as nsnal, They now answer the charge that they are chaiging an exorbitant price for coal by the atate- ment that they have got to make up what they lost during the scason when husiness was dead.etes mt BANK OF MONTREAL'S NEW $100 BILL The Bank of Montreal's new $100 hills are twice the size of the ordinary.bills, and form an entirely new departure in Canadian bank notes.They are about the size of the Bank of England notes, and are a good deal more attractive.In design they are somewhat similar -tA-the okd-RBank-of-Montrenl blls, ale though, of course; the patterns \u2018are larger.The new bills have on the face splendid engravings of lord Strathcona and Hon.Senator Drummond, and on the back artistic scroll work with a plieture of the bank's new bullding, with the dome.In the centre.* They were made in T.ondon, and make very acceptable New Year's presents.\\ The harbor engineers are at work upon plans for permanent freight sheds on the wharves, A conference between Harbor Engineer Kennedy and transportation representatives Interested, took place Saturday morning, and the ptans that had been roughly made were approvad of in their general features.Nothing definite in regard to these cam be done until it is known what ameunt the Government will expend for the purpose.The estimate is that they will cost several hundred thousand dollars.\u2018The plans will be ready\u2019 for submission to the Harbor Commissioners at Thursday's meeting.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PUTNAM'S PAINLESS CORN EX: TRACTOR + In the only remedy of standing that Is guaranteed to cure corns and \u2018warts, without pain.Insist on having only of aldermen, Emmanuel L.Symmons expired in his chatr.: m ons oxpiv | \u201cPutnam's\u201d; > it's the best, PLANNING THE WHARF SHEDS | MB.DAVID WILL NIT RESIGN TO BECOME SENKTOR City Clerk David assured a Herald.reporter this morning that he had hot yet been offered a Senatorship.The\u2019 rumor that sume kind: of preferment is to be given to\u201d Mr.Dawid\u2019.by the cxisting Federal Government is persistent.° It is known that Mr.David is one of Sir Wilfrid Laurier ¢ greatest personal friends, and consequently expectation has been, rife.\u201cIt may be accepted as positive,\u201d sald Mr.David, \u201cthat I will not accept a Senatorship should that acceptance interfere with my duties as City Clerk, I\" will not resign my present position to become u Senator.\u201cHowever, the position has not as- yet been offered to me.\u2018Mr.David, if lie goes to the Senate,-| will succeed the late.Senator Armand as representative of Repentigny.It has alsu been rumored tnat the Terrebonne- vacancy will \u201cbe formally declared, as soon as the Senate meets, and that Mr.Legris, M.P.for Maskin- onge, will receive the appointment.\u2018 \u2018CHANGES IN U.5 DIPLOMACY, Washington, Jan.à - Dr.David Jayne Hill, first assistant Secretary of State, will relbaquish, hat post this month, to become\u201d United Ntites Minister to Switzerland, He will be.succeeded as first assistant \"by Francis \"B.Loomis, at present Upited- States Minister to] Portugal.Mr.Loomis will be succeeded at Lisbon by Charles Puge Bryan, who has been confirmed as Minister to.Switzerland, but who has never ussum- ed that post.IT 18 A SUGAR BOUNTY.\"Washington, Jan, 'h\u2014In an opinion handed down by Justice Brown to-day, the United States Supreme CoûFt de- cited in the Downs case thht the money paid by the Russian Government on sugar exported isa bounty| and that the Collector of Customs at [New York was justified In levying a countervailing duty on Russiin sugar, under, the terms of the Dingley Inw.\u2014e\u2014\u2014 GOV.ODELL NOT A MAIL CO.PRESIDENT.\u2018 N.Y, 5.\u2014Qov.Odeil gave to D.Albany,\u201d Jan.regard to a published story that he had signed a contract to go with the Pacific Mail Tom- pany as its president.In which he says: \u201c1 have no rontract signed, sealed or delivered by whirh | am to be made president of any corperation.Any one who has made _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018GERMANS MADE BIG SEIZURE.Hern, Jan.5 -Commodore Srheder tele graphs that the Germans on Saturday seized fifteen large Venezuelan salling vessels at Porto Cabelio.The prizes were towed by warships to los Rogiies, where they remain under guard.Otherwise, developments at Porto Cabello.mr CONRGESS RECONVENES.-Washington, Jun.5,\u2014At noof to-day Congress reconvened, after \u2018a holiday recess of fifteen days, In the House, DeWit ©.Flanagan, ot New Jersey, who was elected to suc- © ceed the late representative Salmon, appeared at the hdr, and topk the oath.U.S.COTTON GIN RECORD.Washington, Jan.o \u2014The quantity \u2018of rottox ginned to Dee, 15, In the United States, was 9,111,825 bales, which la equal to 8,905,503 bales; nners, estimated 1,057,711, or 90.2 per cent.a MA - - rd steamships.pany.the Assoclated Press to-day a statement in | slich a statement utters a deliberate false- there have been no \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DEVELOPWENT AT | \u201cTHE $00\" Toronto Globe: It would be a most unfortunate thing for this province, if popular misconceptions were allowed to embarrass or delay the industrial development at Sault Ste.Maries - Ameéri- can capitalists, chiefly Philadelphia men, have invested from $20,00Q,000 .to 25,000,000 cash in these enterprises, and.anyone familiar with the massive and.substantial nature of the works.and buildings will not be discouraged by any temporary difficulties that may.arise.The investments are capital, \u2018there being no bonded debt on the Cis nadian industrials except $160,000 as- \u2018fumed when taking over the Tagona Water and Light Company.The Michigan Company has a bonded debt of $3,- 600,000 on \u2018an outlay of about $5,000,000, the debt being retained \u2018on account of the tax on capital levied by the State.-Investors in the Canadian.enterprises have substantial assets for thelr money.The.Algoma Commercial the railways, and the Algoma Central Railway Company have.property repre- sentifig an outlay of close on $11,000;- 4.000.\"This includes 106 miler of.completed railway, 99 miles of graded track, railway stations, buildings and equipment, real estute, and a fleet of barges | ~All this.is productive property; and does not include the 1,- !| 500,000 acres of granted land still to be selected.The Lake Superior Power Company has property representing an, outlay of \u2018about $2,5808,000.This includes pulpwood rights, férro-nickel reduction .works and furnaces, power canal, chemical works and mining property.\u2019 The :Hélen and Gertrude mines, which go to make up.this total, are- entered at only their cost to the com- \u201cThe Sault Ste.Marle Pulp and Paper (Company has ground pulp mills with a capacity of 2,000.tons per month, and æupiphite pulp mills capable of turning .out 60 tong per- day, the cost, including tools and machinery, being over $1,000,000.The Algoma Steel Company's property includes a Bessemer steel works and rail mill, with wharves \u2018and other.accessories, costing $3,600,000, and the butlding and equipment.of the Algoma \u201cIron.Works.represent an outlay of over a quarter of a million.These are the leading items that go to make up the great investment of American capital: in this consplidated.Canadian antérprise.The combined enterprises have splendid waterpower, with abun- datice of raw material, they are located | on.the greatest highway of the contin- | not be more effectually combined, en ; .YOUTH DIES FOR LOVE AT.\u201cGOUVERNEUR.Syracuse, N.Y., Jan, 5.\u2014After a lovers\u2019 quarrel, and in the presence of his\u2019 17-year-old sweetheart, Blake Darling, 21 years of age, shot \u2018himself in\u2018 the temple at Gouverneur yesterday, and died in five minates later at the home of his brother: Ce .For Smokers Tons Just opened out, too late for C \u2018hristmas trade, Extreme Novelties IN PIPE-RACKS, MATCH HOLDERS, TOBACCO JARS, TOBACCO BOXES, ASH TRAYS, ETC, ETC.ALSO BURNT LEATHER PIPE RACKS, &c.THE HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT IS FULLY EQUIPPED, T0_ TURN our THE FINEST RULING Ee mg ee FOR \u201cOFFICE, BANK, RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP PURPOSES.\u201cOUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS CAREFULLY LOOKED AFTER.i Manager.Supt.Company, |.\u2018which is tHe construction company of ent, and the essentials of success could | C.W.CLARKE & C0., 2270 ST_-CATHERINE-STREET, :S.CARSLEY C or LIMITED: Notre Dame Sire Montreal's Greatest Store.January Sth, 1904 \u201cJanuary Sale of = CARPET REMNANTS] : 350 Remnants 25 Per Cent.OFF.40c TAPESTRY OF vooiverereqannn.n.300 48c TAPESTRY.for .sac 60c TAPESTRY for .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026e 45C \u2018the arrival of new goods.-This is a Carpet offer that will save\u2019 you many dollars in the carpeting of .a single room.The immense trade in \u2019 Carpets done by this Company must of course leave a corresponding quan-.- tity of Remnants, which the management say must be cleared out ore The means adopted to carry out this project is to: reduce \u2018every end of Carpet in the Store 30 yards and under at the rate of 25 Per Cent.Off.Sie BRUSSELS fOr sveccececnnsrsecie 87C .97c BRUSSELS fOr .ovceevernrasene 30: $1.25 BRUSSELS for.H4C \u2018Bte., Ete.This means that you can carpet an ordinary sized room for one-fourth less money now than at any ordinary time.* January Furniture Sale I To-morrow in the Comoany's F-urniture Departments there will: \u2018be some interesting price reductions for this Great January \u2018Sale.Dining .back, embossed cam- ings, fancy turned spindles, golden elm .finlsh- «ed.Regulur value, 70c.Sale Price .\u2026\u2026\u2026.Chairs-| , 7 Dining Chairs, .high® DINING | TA BLES 14 Dining Tables, in elm, golden\u2019 finish, top 42 x 42 in., heavy fluted legs, extends to.7 feet.Regular value, $5.50, Sale Price .- 84.95 + .\u2026.January Boot Specials.Carsley Special $3.00 Laced Boot for $1.80 LADIES® FINE.SELECTED DONGOLA KID LACED .BOOTS, spe\u2018lally made\u201d to wear under rubbers, kid tip and round Price ,.Girls\u2019 GIRLS\u2019 GRAI BOOTS.A good wearing school boot.these sizes left:.8,-9,\u201410,-13424 1 \u201cSale.Price toe.Sizes 215 to 7.January Sale cceeegerriesemsesan ceneccess BLBO 81.25 Button Boot for 75c.- } N LEATHER SPRING.HEEL.BUTTON.We have only Vey 2 Jaouary pecscémmesernmansau eme etes serencOUS SGA S00008 750 7 JANUARY SPECIAL LIST.Tv co Regular.Sale.: Regular, * Sale, Grape Nut 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\"SADE Marks | five o'clock Sunday evening, 4th _instant, while driving on Peel, 8t.Catherins, Drums mond, Simpson and Macgregor streets, \u2018ward to finder, 213 Peel a \u2018 Roe Kk.= \u201c| LOST \u2014 ALASKA SABLE MUM ABOUT of The Herald at Bl Jageld not found on at ainda persia ) TO ADVERTISERS, \u201cThe \u201ccirculation of The Dally \u2014Heralé\u20141s fargely in excess of that of puy of tha other ish papers\u2014with one exception\u2014published = ep ee po pis a UE ia The Dominion is Bg Fr s w in the front hank of Canadian advertis- \u2018mediums.Rates on application.- JOB PRINTING.- .De ents are among the largest in the Donon, and are equipped for the execution ef the finest work.TELEPHONE NUMBERS.ditorial Department .c.Main 751 , siness Office 1.wees Main 343 * Job Department .rave 0.Main 1919 rer er er HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY.603 Craig Street, Montreal.JAS, S.BRIERLEY, , so Managing Director.ul FF ABRAHAM, W.-J.TAYLOR Business Mgr.Sec.-Treas.THE NEWMARKET ELECTION.\u2018Probably nine people in ten would say to-day.as they have been saying any var of Great Britain that they may be expected to remain in power for years.Of Mr.Chamberlain, especially, it is freely affirmed that he is the one strong man wow when South Africa is to be pacified, and that the apparently hopeless divi- _ sions on the other side make: it probable -that he will continue in power for many years to come.Nevertheless, such incidents as the loss of the Newmarket election tend to make one recall Disraeli's observation that the appearance placeable\u2019 governments has been *remarked to closely precede some great political change.Disraeli wrote about Peel In the height of his power, when\u2019 Peel and the country both believed that .there was nothing for it but that he should remain Minister, whatever the circumstances that arose.The Opposition, on the other hand, \u2018had nothing to.John Russell, whose strength wäs sap- - ped by unceasing intrigues on the part of his political friends.Nevertheless, within a year Sir Robert Peel was out.forever and-Lord John was Prime Minster in his stead.Instances might be multiplied.Inleed.it is generally the cage that the man in office looks larger than he is, and the man out of office smaller.The youngest of us can\u2019 remember how clear the future looked celve the mantle from Mr.Gladstone's own hands.He was the d¢ rling of fortune, the admired of all, the man of all men for the Foreign Office, the ohe peer.\u2018who appealed to the masses of Englishmen.Young, wealthy, a charmer with spoken\u2019 and written word, who was \u2018there to set limits to his fame?And yet in two years he was a broken man: If the revolt against the Government 18 indeed serious, and such incidents, ze- peated as they have been, les ve no room: for other opinion, it is.probably safa to, 1 assume that the Education Act is re- ponsible for most of it.\u2018The controversy came, it is true, at a time when the country was surfelted with exterior politics, tired of the excitement of war, and disposed to become introspective once more.What i$ perhaps more \u2018important, the measure \u2018afforded the Lib={\u2019 erals.an excellent oportunity of -strik- ing at their opponents\u2019 weakest point.Over the Home Rule controversy Eng- | Hash Liberalism had divided, and an important section had passed-over to the other camp.Mr.Balfour's education bill | contained several vital provisions as ob- .Jectionable to Liberal Unionist Nonconformists as to Liberal .Nonconformists, Perhaps it 1s not.wide of the mark te suppose that the protracted debate on the bill had for the principal political object the undermining of the zonfl- | dence of the Liberal Unionsts in thelr \u201cpresent associntes.- One appeal, or two, : miæht have.no effect, but a hundred or\u2019 's thousand, must bring results.Results came, in fact, for even tn Birmingham.there were outbreaks which.Mr.Chamberlain found difficulty in quellinz.In.the constituencies where there.have been bye-elections the success of the move has been made still \u2018more appar ent.The reaction which began at.f.eeds has culminated: at Newmarket, Two weeks ago ihe Conservatives werh boasting that they would 3end Me Chamberlain a Christmas box-in the shape of a supporter, Mr.Chamberlain, Jet it be remarked, hot.Mr.Balfour.One ~ part of the constituency has n large number of the class of voters who have been described, men who left Gladstone wWhose support Mr.Chambeflain's vower tn the Cabinet has hitherto been basen, -It.1s significant, perhaps, that the Con- [FEE inane dlords ob the positian the tenanty §* have maintained for neariy « cent il The Herald's Job-Printing and Book Binding | time these \u2018flve years past, that Mr | Chamberlain and Mr.Balfour are so se- | \u201c{cure-In their hold upon the Govérnment | \u2018of the hour.that he is necessary Just | of these apparently invincible and unre- | sustain them except the dignity of Lord | when Lord Rosebery stepped up to re- |\u2019 \u201cend went-with-Chamberlain;-men\u2014upon- \u2018caypmot but be regarded as the begin \u2018ning of the end, The roots of the con- ® | troveray go bask to.the possession and \u2018spporticnment of-the-soil-under Elizabeth, James, and thelr successors.The \u2014quarrel\u2014dates\u2014from- there.The agrariañ trouble in its present form, however, is of later origin, and may be said to begin with the much later act \u201cfor better securing the dependency of the Kingdom of Ireland upon the Crown, of Great Britain,\u201d which, In tbe interest of British commerce and industry, practically forced the Irlsh people to .abandon \u2018all other business and devots themselves to the land.Following in the*Union and the migration of Irish landlords to London, followed by expenditures beyond their means and the \u2018transfer of their estctes, for the satls- \u2018faction of debis, to persons who hid no other care or interest than to secure the highest possible return.Thence followed the partition of much of the land to the uttermost subdivision on which life.could \u2018be sustained on a potato diet, with the result that when a potato fallure came, followed by another and another, the \u201cpopulation shrank from eight and a half to six \u2018and a \u2018half millions within four years, a phenomenon probably unparalleled \u2018In the history of the world.Naturally, such economic conditions produged -graye-\u2014political disorders, disorders: of the utmost difficulty to deal with, and which found expression, from time to time, in outbursts of impa- tiende on the one, part and despair on the other.Statesmen saw during the second quarter of the century that the land :systém \u2018had to be dealt with, but the interest of the landlords, whose \u2018difficult circumstances made them opposed to all change, kept the land question in the background till Mr.Gladstone took jt.up in earnest in 1881.Up to about that time the for his estate, and legally derived all the benefit of his After Mr.Gladstone's act, the tenant gbtained an interest in \u2018the holding.Moreover, a court was to fix the rent.decreases at.each fixation.Obviously,.the trend was towards strengthening the occupiers\u2019 interest and lessening that of the landlord.In course of end so unsatisfactory a situation, Under Mr.Balfour, the credit of Great Britain has been used to enable some 70,000 tenants to become proprietors, on terms agreeable to tinem and to tne \u2018landlords.~ Now, a large number, prob- \u2018ably a majority in interest, are for \u201cgiving this process the widest extension, and the Dublin conference is the \u2018result.- The higher political significance of that event, therefore, it is difficult to overestimate: | \u2018To see cleatly the other aspect of the ties, we must wait.It looks as though Mr.Balfour had made up his mind to act.~~ Half the Irish\u2019 landlords want him to; and thut, with the Irish people, Catholic and Protestant, of the same.mind, is a great deal.very important, because very influential, Irish landlords who are restive, who would have no_part in the confer- Balfour nay have to encounter.What is least reassuring, it is an.opposition from within +his.own party.It can probably only be silenced by an offer of very good terms, and that might very easily produce more trouble within the \u2018party, this time from the English side.A few months may bring forth some very interesting political developments, Meantime, Mr.Balfour's ability as a leader will undoubtedly be put to the severest tests.: ; - I \"THOU ALSO.: Lest our\u2018 Consefvative friends take too\u2019 seriously their present assumption of snowy virtue, while they condemn the Liberal party for accepting victor- les won by questionable \u2018means, it may be as\u2019 well to reproduce a bit of evidence given by Mr.Snider, the Cornser- vative candidate: for North Norfolk.These are his admissions :\u2014 sonally; the money-came from the Con- .servative Association.1.got two cheques %igned by E.B.Osler in a letter written 1 forget by whom.ï Guire told me he wrote asking for it.[ looked for the letter to me arter getting the -subpoeni, but did not find it.test.I think Dr.McGuire was.in Toronto and acknowledged- the money.The first cheque I got was for $200, and the second was $300.They were both payable to my order.No other money was sent to me from Toronto._ The second cheque was sent a week or ten .days after the first.It was before the actual speaking began.I do, not now remember whoô.signed either of the letters.I signed a \u2018receipt for these cheques.A typewritten receipt was enclosed.I signed and returned .it,.1 think, to\"E.B.Ryckman.\u201d \u201conal expénses were Stated at $106.42.\u2014Ehls-Included-his-expenses-from-the-is- this came.political changes culminating landlord was supreme.He did little | tenants\u2019 savings.The experience has been that the rent\u2019 time the latter was bound.to want to 3 case, to realize the effect upon the par- But there are | ence, and whose political oppositign Mr.| - \u201cThe campaign cost me nothing per- Dr.Me-' 1 kept no letter in regard to this cone | Later on in his examination Dr.Sni- | der stated that in his accounts his per- a (Lopdest, Mail)\u201d fashionable public school.The major- ty of these men did \u2018very well without their aid.Not one of the eminent naval officers of the past bntered their: portals.These all joined the service when young direct from private teachers.Not one of the great \u201ccaptains of industry\u201d mentioned in the \u201cDictionary of National Biography\u201d as founders of our modern wealth went to a rich public school.) .With regard to our Indian and.Colo- (0) = and Irish academies contributed three to one of: the men who have famous records as compared * with .fashionable public schools.Our most eminent lawyers, financiers, journalists, engineers and artists were never at these schools or at similar institutions.\" .*! SOME FAMOUS EXAMPLES.Take five very eminent men now live &: .Lord Roberts was eight months at Eton, when he was fourteen years old, and then went to Sandhurst, where he Lot a prize in German.He next went for eighteen months to a \u2018\u2019erammer\u2019s\u201d at Wimbledon: (Brackenbury's), then to | Addiscombe, thence to India at the age \u2018of nineteen.Lord Wolseley was never at an English public school.\u201d He wert to private schools in Dublin, where he \u2018played\u201d .at surveying and carpentry, and studied hard at military history.He entered the army at the age of nineteen.Lord Milner \u201cwas bern .and recelved his first schooling in the domain of the Kaiser.\u201d so it can hardly be denied that he was to a certain extent \u201cmade in Germany.\u201d He came to England in his early boyhood, however, and entered as a student at King's College, London, which \u2018afterwards proudly claimed him.as a Fellow.In February, 1873, he matriculated at Balliol College, Oxford.Although he cannot be credited with victories In \u2018the cricket field or on the river, he figured conspicuously in the debates of the Oxford Union.\u2018Lord Kitchener \u201cwhen young left Ireland to go abroad, the place selected being Grand Clos, Villeneuve, where he remained for a period under the Rev.J.Bennett.The boy after some further travel came to.London.The \u2018crammer™ chosen for.him Was the Rev, George Frost; of 28 Kensington Square.From his hands he passed to the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich.\" Le | Mr.Chümberlain \u2018Was.never a game.\u2018player.He was educated at University College School.Except à certain class of politicians who were promoted because they were rich aug'coñnected with territorial or noble families, none of our greatest men owed their.greatness to (fashionable schools.oe \u2018 Wellington was at Eton for a' short period, but was educated from fifteen to etghteen in Belgium and in France, and then entered the army, thoroughly well taught for his years.Clive, Wolfe and Sir Eyre Coote, his most éminent predecessors In the eighteenth century, managed to.do without either.the character or thé spirit of the public schools.Not one of the celebrated Peninsular officers was ever at a.public school.\"Hill, Picton, Crauford, Graham, Sir _J: Moore, the two Napiers, Hope, Beres- I thele chatagtar wid, spirit are io gx | cellent, it is-ütradgé thht go few of the} makets of our Empire were at any|- pere \"THR SAVIOURS OF INDIA.Take the saviours of our Indian Empire in the critical days of the Sikh wars and the Mutiny.Not one of then owed hip stren of character to elthet o playisg field or public schogi.John Lawrence Was educated at Der- ry.and Clifton, apd went.to India at seventesn.His brother, Henry Lawrence, joined the artillery at seventeen, - Henry Havelock was a most studious officer, and, indeed, before joining th rifle brigade nad worked at taw under Chitty, and before gaing to India had studied Hindustani with Dr.Glichrist Campbell, Lord Clyde was at the Glasgow High School,\u2018and went to the Pen- Ansula\u2014at sixteen.After ce | devoted himself for years to a sedulous \u2018theoretical study of his profession, and vet was as brave as a lion and as good a handler of troops under fire and in campaigning as any man.Sir J.Outs ram wad educated at Aberdeen, and went to India at sixtee's.He was no -game \u2018expert, and yet he won the admiration: of the wild border Bhils for his courage, and became the Bayard of India.He was a famous \u201cwild game\" sportsman.Sir H.Edwardes was adu- cated at a private school and at King's College, London, He went to India at twenty-one, and forthwith devoted him- gelf to becoming a splendid linguist, and gained also farne as a pressman, contributing to the Delhi Gazette.No grea: warrior ever spant six months all told of his ycuthful life at \u2018no-called games or at loafing.The notion that {t was desirable to spend thelr, working time \u2018at games when books were at hand never entered into the heads of eminent instructors or clever pupils from the days of Cyrus till 1500.This idea prevails in modern England among certain circles, and there only.\u2019 It began to be popular about thirty years years go along with the cuit of games, the predominance of certain rich sets, and the fashionable craze to send children to schools: for social rather.than educational reasons.\u201cA DEPLORABLE POSITION.-General \u20188mith-Derrion has had\u2019 to write as severe a ancé of young officers in India as the Aldershot staff had to compose on its young charges.The colonies are full of examples of £he- fashion in which these boys became \u201c\u2018waifs and strays,\u201d and Mr.Parkin, the best authority.warns parents\u2019 in his book on Canada that tha public\u2019 school boy is the very worst colonist for the \u201cNew Dominion.\u2019 =) Put a more singular fact is that in from these anachronisms are Very.badly placed.The fashionable schools, considering the numbers of University nen whom they send up, aré nowhere compared with &t.Paul's, of Clifton, of the City of London School; or_Scotch echools.Harrdw_had only one Wrangler last had one, Bath.College one, but seven were never.at any public school, \u2018fashionable or unfashionable, and the Kenlor - Wrangler came from Islington.and held à London Cuunty Council scholarship.=.career for the past century, it seems very clear thie worst possible chance a struggling respectable parent or a professional man can give\u2019 his boy is to send him to an expensive public school.He will find to his cost in due time that devotion td cricket and.fashionable \u2018ford and dozens of others were all educated by private tutors or at small companions will give his ron neit competence 107 renown.+ ?Out from a thousand \u2018Up from the silence of , For down.the path of Out from your thousa And wroté in scroll of ?You\u201c stand to-day-in Reside the worst wre 1 For dear ones near 50 No worda_ tan tell, no That then and there > 00000000000000000000000000600004000600000000 Way sarie - | i Ï | i ++.+ « .- PS .3 * 065400000 0000000000600000 050000000004 000094400600 WANSTEAD.*,.ByiHoward W.Cavanagh.An unknown hamlet rose in pain Miust snrieks and cries of hundreds slal That tossed and stormed above the rail, The frozen form of fearful Death =: .Seared the soul with his.icy breath.Wanstead uprose, an awful doom, Wrought by the hand of fitful Fame, With pen of woe, your unknown name, , For an hundred héarts are wrung with paln That night, with all its pain and woe, - The shriek, the shout, That told of all the agony, And a)l the mighty misery.- ; \"That fleeting moment, Of battered -steél and crashing wood, _ Draw, Night, your mable curtain down; Be lost In.shade, yon little town, i For all you gave,to fickle Fame ; .k and shudder with your name | | ~ > years of gloom.the tomb.that flerce gale- .nd years of gloom, \": - blood-red-flame th\u2019 glare and glow cks that we know, ut hamlet slain.pleture show, ; the awful cry: was crowded it.midst the din \u2019 .And filck'ring fire-specks, glinting blood.+++0###.7 .+00.e ro Curiosities of the Peerage = A : A Criticised + sue of the writ.Included in the amount was $2.50 per day for the use of his own horse and phaetoi.: The mysteries of the peerage are many and deep.Much light is thrown upon thi \u201crageinating subject \u2018in the.\u201csérvatives, instead of defending\u201d the Education Act, made their campaigh on the defencé of horse-racing.It is significant, ton, that the successful candidate, who is eleuted after the Education Act by five hundred, was defeated before \u2018the Education Act by a thousand.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE 1RISH LAND CONFERENCE, The Irish \u2018land.conference, which «closed its sessions on Saturday, is an event of the first political.importance.It has been held with \u2018the direct ap- - proval of Mr.Wynunam, which is to say Mr.Balfour, and the report of the to Lord \u2018Dudley.Mr.\u2018Wyndham has \u2018announced that a blll dealing with the subject will be a principal measure at the next session of Parliament.From this date forward, therefore, the ten dency will be for the subject to take precedence of au others in interest, There is no room for question that the conference represents a long step forward in the region of what are called higher politics; what remains to ap- \u2014\u2014\u2014pear-is.whether it will introdice dan- | gerous complications into the politics | of the moment, whether, in other = words, it may sfect-one-way-or\u2014tie other the fortunes of either, of the great political parties in England.oo As to the larger aspect, the event is proceedings has been handed at once \u201c1 made a calculation of the amount after the election was over.There ure no details in existence.It was a men- ta] \u2018process down to two cents.I pald -1t out of the $500 1 got from the Conservative balance is in my.possession.I con< sider it mine.No part of it has been returned,\u201d sald Dr.Snider In.further exam! n, 1118 OurWVirtuous contemporaries, and even [pr \u2018Blake, unless they think the Liberal party should alone be virtuous; might profitably address themselves to Céntral Conservative Committee.at Toronto look at things when an election is on, CY \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PENITENTIARY ODFFIGIAL DEAD.-Patriok O'Donnell, Retired Storekeeper, Expires at Kinaston\u2014A Convis- - .tion for Fersonation: (Special to The Montreal: Herald.) Kingston, Ont, January 5-\u2014Patrick O'Donnell, aged 68 years, is dead here.He served for forty years as official in the penitentiary, twenty-five which was as \u2018storekeeper.ed about five years ago.ily survive.He retir- A large fam- issuance of a warrant for his having -attempted Saturday, and in the Police Court.today was fined $60 and coste, he Raving pleaded guilty to the accusation.- Assoclafion.\u201d The.unused | the evidence here given of how the of.\u2014\u2014FINED-FOR-PERSONATION-\u2014-&-dogen cases_of.multiplication_of Michael Cushion, who fled.after the\u2019 Tew volume Duds Peerage; work which has been known in the parlors of Mayfair for sixty-three years past.In the first plate, there are far more \u201ctitles existence than Peers to Carry] them.Consequently, there are several city of titles: The Duke of Atholl Has 22 titles; the Duke of Argyll, 177 the Duke of Hamilton, \u201816; the Marquis of Bute, 16; the Duke of Buccleuch, 15; the Duke of Abercorn,.12; the Marquis \u2018of \u2018Lansdowne, 12.Sa + Often the eldest son of a peer carries his second \u2018title; though only by cour- -tesy.But even here there is no certainty: for instance, \"the heir-apparent of the Lansdowne family in alternate generations is styled Earl of Kerry, and the title of Shelburne disappears from] view.Sometimes \u2018the courtesy title of a peer's heir-apparent or grandson has \u201cno existence among _hi® father\u2019s titles\u2014 Lord Trafalgar and Lord Bertie, for instance.And \u2018at the present moment nearly 100 peers, or.more.than one- third of the number whose sons might, bear \u2018courtesy titles, are without sons to bear them.CL Singulariy enough, on despite the plethora of titles, there 4 are the | same title.- There are fiva-Lords How- :ard.five Lords Hamilton, four.Lords ; Grey,\u2018 four Lords Stewart (or Stuart), } | te personatevoters-\u2014h-the-three-bords\u2014Boylé-three-Lords Bruce, late referendum vote, was captured on.| three Lords Douglas, three Lords Hay, peers» who are blessed with\u2019 a multipll- | a; \u201cThe commission of United States naval officers.which has bean detailed \u2018to test two of -he.Holland submarine \u2014boats,-\u2014{h ¢ returned an extremely unfavorable report on these craft.Their, opinion is\u2019 of the more importance inasmuch as -the Amerlcan_boats are in -most .respects identical with the five just com- pieted for the British navy.: The American commission .finds it \u2018Impossible from tests in land-locked and calm walters to.say how these ves- \u2018seis\u2019 will behave in rough weather in tire open sea.It takes nedrly half an hour to get the boats ready to make à dive, and when under water the perl- scope, which is used for discovering an enemy, is unsatisfactory.When run- conning tower rises so lttle above the water that Httle cdn be seen from it.Thé problem of breathing is serious.\u2018The gasoline engines use up the air very quickly, and -the endurance of the\u2019 crew when the éngines are going.full speed will probably not exceed two to two and à quarter hours.After that.the boat will have to rise to the s ace.4 .; ~The general conclusion is that the Holland boat .has proved that, subma- \u2018rine- navigatioz'is possible, but la so far of little practical value for war.A torpedo fired by one of the: boats miss.ur- ret 10 vers] peace he ghow criticism on the \\gnor- |.recent years the University.candilates | June at Cambridge: St.Paule] Judging from the history of every | her |- \u2018dder\u2014and \u2014Mocèssin,_hesSt-Joh \u2018Ning just leve: wiith the Burface the |\u2019 cie} pigeomboie.But Mr.H.Hesketh Bell sends a really interest report on the Caribs of 1 Bnei of 2 n Merce savages, now-\u2018aimost extinct, who were in pas- session of the smaller West 1udl.n ia- lands when the first white men burst into that silent sea.\u201d They stiownd a distinct Mongolian character, and t would be to âi ish a Carib in- thnt om a Chinese d.Bome 1wenty es a Chaman to Dominica declared the Caribs :5 be his own people, and married u purebred Carib woman.The resuirant child Very my ar type.To-day they have dropped their man-eating ways, but in the sixteenth century they scoured the Spanish Main In search of hum food, Rico alone ares pid to have taken more than 5,000 men be eaten.Though Frenchmen, Dutchmen, Span- ards, negroes, or Arrowaks, were \u2018ail \u2018meat to them, yet these Carihs.seem to have shown an interesting prelerence for certain nationalities.Davis, for instance, in his \u201cHistory of the \u2018laribby Islands,\u201d tells us that \u201cthe Caribbeans have tasted of all the nations that frequented them, .and affirm that the French are the most delicate and the Spaniards are hardest of digestion.\u201d Laborde, also, in one of his jzunts in St.Vincent, appears to have overtaken on the road a communicative Carlb vruo was heguiling the tedium of ris four- ney by gnawing at the remains of à boiled human foot.This gentleman ate only Arrowaks.\u201cChristians,\u201d he said, \u201cgave him the bellyache.\u201d tet; THE SPIRIT WIFE (Litia M.Lever.) List to the echoes culling, Is It thy volce they bring?_ Clear through the.starlight falling, Sweet as when spirits sing.te Love, when 1 grieve they chide me, Calling my sorrow vain\u2014 - \" Only with thee.beside me \u2019 : Could 1 forget my pain.Oft, when the Sun, grown weary, Sinks to bis nightly rest; When the gray shadows, dreary, \u2019 Creep o'er the glowing West, Then, O my Dark-cyed, drifting Back from the Spirit-land, .Folds of \u2018my wigwam lifting With a dim phantom-band\u2014 Soft as the suriset fading; Swift as an arrow's flight; Soft as the twilight shading into a astarlit night, \"80 thy pale shadow passes ; , In through the wigwam door, T7 Over tbe mats and grasses \u2014 Strewlng the earthen floor.» - But when.feel thee near me, Joy of my happy past; When my heart leaps to meet thee, Freed from its load at.last, : BtiH.does its long-pent yearning: : .Weigh it to earth with pain, ° \u201cEvery lost hope returning - Back to its grave again.Under the roof-pole sitting In thy accustomed place, Gleams from the lodge-Bre flittin Over tliy smiling face, Nimbly tby slender fingets : Weave strands of wampum bright; Gently thy soft touch lingers Plalting the rush-mat light.When round the council fire.Gather the chieftains all, \u2018While the red flames leap higher And the white ashes fall, - Then do thelr voices taunt me, Saying: \u2018My brother, oh! Sad are the thoughts that haunt thee _.Filling thy days with woe, \u2018Fair are our maids, my brother, Gentle, and shy, and sweet\u2014.-Choose from their midst another, Making thy lite complete; oo Skilled are their \u2018hands, my brother Willing aud swift their feet\u2014 - Take to thy heart anotber \u2018Making thy lite complete.\u201d 80, when the \u2018moon, uuveiling, Paints all the forest white: When the pale stars are-falling, .Dimmed in her silver light, - Down by the shining river, - 0e 7 Uñder thé mos-grovo-trees=- > While their dark branches shiver .Bwept by the mournful'breeze\u2014 Home ¥ith my bride returning, Thou, In thy \u2018grave wilt ses .Gleams from the lodge-fire burning; .Polating the way for ms; \u201cThou In thy grave wilt listen .To her soft footfall light\u2014 Cold wili the dew-drops glisten, \"Tears in the eyes of Night.À Rest, O my wood-dove! Wander Back from thy grave po more; Pass, with the sbadows yonder, - Out to the Bbirit shore.Those who have once loved, ever Cling to the lost one yet\u2014 Sleep, O \u2018my wood-dove, never Dreaming that hearts forget! à + STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.- pm.Th a.m.on the 4th instant.Allan line steamer delphia, for Liver ri Sunday.i Sunday.Allan line steamer B 0 ts 52% on Sunday.Allan line 00, nday.Alaln line urda York, with 30 first and sengers and 70 steerage.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 % - - : .\u2018DEVERY RESORTS TO LAW.im from mem J.Garvey, one of m cause why \u2018be accepted as a- membei of thie executive comm : The order is returnable Weduseday.T/EASTERN ONTA Dominica, wien .who nad drifted ed_no.devir tion from the native! and from ns Es ¥ ET i ft à \u2018 1 + | ' BUT \u2014 - \u2018 v 'Proviness, : : Ontarle s\u2026srcetesonnandencoe00e ova Bootia :.1111121020010 New Brunewiek no.Manito ses0ncoce btp 90000000 Britioh Columbla\u201d.\u2026.\u2026.Prince Kd et Northwest.Territeriss seevcagse .ee.$ © $ + + $ Total.oeco000000000ccncen\u2019 ® Toronto, Jain.§~The Ottawa correspondent of the Globes writes: \u2014 In an official\u2019 memorandum the Minister of Justice places on record his opinion as to the number of members to which each province is entitled under the provisions of the B.N.A.Act.Sections 51 and 52 of the Act in question | provide that after exch decennial cen- aus the representation of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Kcotia is to be carried out In accordance with the following rules: Quebec is to have the fixed number of 65 members.To each of the other provinces 1m to be asgigned such a number of members as will bear the same \u2018prophrtion to'the nuniber bf itn population ax the number 66 bears to the number of the populu- tion of Quebec.In the computation of the number of members for a province a fractional part not excesding one- half of the whole rniumber.requisite for entitling the province to a member In to be disregarded.Lut a fractional part exceeding one-half of that number in to be equivalent to the whole number.Paragraph 4 reuds: \u2018On any such reud- Justment the number of members for a province shall not be.reduced unless \u2018the proportion which the number of the population of the provinces hore to the number of the aggregate -population of Canada at the then jast preceding readjustment of the number of members for the province is ascertained at the then latest census to be diminished by one-twentleth part or upwards.THE BASIS OF INCREASE.The number of members of the House of Cornmons may be increased by Par- 1 lament, providing the proportionate re-.\"presentation of the province as \u2019yre- scribed is not .thereby disturbed.By subsequent legislation is was enacted that the readjustment of members for Manitoba, British Columbia and Prince Edward Island should aiso be.carried out under the provisions of the B.N.A.Act.The representation of the Northwest Territories and the Yukon ip not subject to.these rules, but may be readjusted as Parllament sees fit.Ap-| plying the rules laid down by section bl of the B.N.A.Act to the figures Under the new census, the representation of the provinces in the readjusted \u2018House would be as follows: \u2014 LOSSES AND GAINS.| Ontarlo, 86 members: Quebec, 65 members; Nova Scotia, 18 members: New Brunswick, 13 members: ,Mauitoba, 19 members: British Columbia, 7-.members; \u2018Prince Edward Island, 4 mem-\u2019 bers; being a reduction of six members for Ontario, à reduction of two members for Nova Scotia.\u2018a \u2018reduction of | one member for New Brunswick, an increase of three members for Manitoba, and an increase of one member.each for British Columbia and Prince Edward: Island.If the Northwest Territories and the Yukon were dealt with \u2018in the same manner as the provinces the \u2018organized districts of the Territor- Yukon \u20140\u2026woscanen0c000 5000000: + N N s \u2018And Parry Sound will be each given a\u2019 \u2018tion enough for a single member.of Nipissing.turia are over-resperesented with two These will go back to thtir own ridings, with (Jabez White, one of the best feather- les would be entitled to six members and \u2018the Yukon to one.- This gives a House \u2018of 210 members instead of 214, weight pugilists of- Great Britain.; the American will meet one of the cleverest boxers.ever developed ln t House.Méuse.EE 82 88 \u2014 6 «& 9 - 2 18 % 8 { ; 207 Ck : 1 ~~ 5 + T4 4 210 4 + NN pd neat, making gltogether nine or tah rural] seats to be sacrificed.When are the seats likely to disappear?.It is stated that Cardwell and Both- well districts are certain to disappear.Ontario County will probably be cut Own to two ngs wiping t West Ontario.Gremvily County, with à population of about 25,000, and Durham County, with a population of a Uttie \u2018over 27,600, cannot hope to tain two members each.Addington end lennox, taken together, muster popuia- it in, & large portion of Addington & trict tn made up of hack townships of Frontenac, which will get these baek.Hastings County has How th members, but as ita total population is only LK319 it cannot expect to hold more than two.At present it includes Both FPeterboro and se- ridings each.1f- Haliburton County were made a 4iatriet by itself, there - would be only people enough in Peter hore and ctoria for ont member each.?lesex ridings now include townships from Elgin and TLefmbton.and when this is done.the represen tation of Middlesex will likely be ree duced to three members.These are the seats likely tn go.But besides these.the remaining ones will most of them, be more or altered in.thé consequent redistrib a, NEW YORK BOXING LAW, New York, Jan.§.\u2014A new Doxing bil, providing for first class.bouls between pr - sionain or amateurs, in to be Iinirodueed et Albany this session: The sport is to be gor- erned with Ironclad rules, while the State will be the beneficiary, receiving s \u2018portion of the gross receipts ip the same way as now from racing associations.The State is to be represented by a -boxing commission of Bve persons, which will have power to regulate the sport.=~ .It is, proposed to take the tax off troiting \u2019 associations, leaving it only.on\" rugning 2ss0- ciations,.0a fhe ground that the \u2018money derived from th former sport go¢s mainly te tbe support of country fairs.: .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 McGOVERN V8.JORDAN.New York, Jan.6.\u2014Terry McGovern hes been.practically matched to fight Ben Jordans in London on Derby night before the National Sporting Club, says the American.\u2018A side bet\u201d of at Jeast 85.000 at even mouey will be made on the result.; ; ; Sam Harris, McGovern\u2018s manager, met Dr.- Ordway.representing the club, regarding the match, abd agreed to go abroad if tbe club'e terms were satisfactory.Both now await'à reply to o cable on that matter\u201d = ° + Dr.Ordway assured Harris that his wager would be accepte& by Jordan's backers.He also agreed to arrange matches for Eddie Cain: apd Jobuny* Regan, two.other fighters under.Harris\u2019 management.: rer HAWKINS VS.WHITE.New York, Jan.5.\u2014Dal.Hawkins, tbe California.pugilist, wtll sai! for England on Wednesday to prepare for his battle in London - In White England.White l'Ontario, the proportion In -1891 is \u2018êx- \u2018| THE EFFECT IN QUEBEC.{-tore; not fairly \u2014represented-\u2014with a \"The Dominion line SS.Englishman, from Bristol, arrived: at Portland Sunday at 1 e Dominion line S87 Californian, sails ed- from Portland for Liverpool at 9.15 Siberian, from Phila- pool and: Glasgow, are ved at St.John's; Nfld., at 8.30 a.m.on \u201cAllan -lime-steanier-Oreadian_aailed from Portland for Glasgow at 11.30 a.m, on avarian sailed from at_1.45 p.m.of th steamer Sardinian, from Glas= ow, docked at New York at 11 a.m.on steamer Livonian, from Glasgow, docked at Boston at 9.45 a.m.on Sat.Allan line steamer Sarmatinn sailed on Saturday aiternoon from Glasgow for Boe * Allan line steamer Laurentian eailed on Seturday afternoon from Glasgow for New| © apd second cabin\u2019 pas; New York, January 5.\u2014William 8.Dev.bership in that body, Peter Devery's lieutenants, obtained from Justice Scoit an order requir ing eral committee of Tammany Hall to Garvey shall not.member of the general cotnmittee, and why Devery as the choice of Garvey and others should be accept ed as at present.The Minister of Justice calculatés .and compares the proportion.of the population of Ontario, Nova Sco- tia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island in 1891 \u2018and 1901, respectively, to Jdhat of the Dominion in those years, and finds that these provinces are not saved from a loss of meinbers by the application of paragraph 4, section 51, of the B.N.A.Act.In the case of pressed by the fraction\u2019 .437, which.is \"the proportion of .2,114,321\u2014the population of Ontariè\u2014to 4,838,239.the population of the Dominion by the census of 1891.\u2018The proportion of the population of Ontario to that of the whole Domin-.lon-in 1901 was .406, the total being 2.- 182,847 for the proÿince and 5.371,315 for the Dominion.The proportion is.therefore, -dfminished for Ontario by .031, which is more than .one-twentieth of.437, and Ontario is, therefore, not saved by paragraph four.Ottaw:.Jan.5.\u2014Although there is no change il.the number of representatives from Quebec, there will undoubtedly be a considerable readjustment of constit- 'uencies.The population ofthese ranges, | from 40,157 souls in Rimouski to 9,928 in Soulanges.The correct average would be 25,000.vo no Vaudreuil and Soulanges will almost certainly be combined.The two together show only 20,374.The three counties of Kamouraska, Montmagny and L'Islet, on the Lower St.Lawrence, with an aggregate population of 57,400, will be well represented , with.two members.At present the county of- Arthabaska is joined to the \u2018county of Drummond for federal pur: poses.Perhaps Arthabaska may instead be attached to Wolfe and Drum-+ |] mond to the county of \u2018Richmond.\u2018Beauce is a very populous county, num=' bering 42,942 inhabitants, It is, there- | single member.Neither is Chicoutimi-.\u2018Baguenay, with a population of 38.281.The electoral district of St.Johns-Iber- pratrie and Napierville.The county of Laval may disappear in thé shuffle.Jt {8s a small constituency, and might be added to either L'Assompton or Two Mountains, both of them districts of small population.=~ °° The Sunday World says:\u2014 © - Ontario will thus lose.six seats, all em\u2014rural-o f T which is entitled to eight seats, gets even seven, the increase of three city seats will \u2018be at the experise of rural , seats.-outfought hem all.three Hoonah, Alasia, Indians, sentenced TEES ville may be wiped out, Iberville being |.added to Rouville and St.Johns to La- | WHERE THE AXE-WiLGFALL\u2014 \"Algoma js also, entitled to an- | other \u201cmember, and perhaps.Muskoka.[FRASER, VIGER& CO] Fresh Fraskfurter Sausages, Sala \u201cages, Smoked Breasts of Beef.Deerfoot Farm Little Sausages, ory, former poiice commissioner, has taken CD ete.ete steps to contes eo right of Lam- DR.EB k call na} Hall oxecutive committee to .exclude the °CRAVEN* MIXTURE add no other.\u201d .THE CRAVEN (MII4), re Ss vm - HANKEY'S (Medlum), = C Invented by Ma).-Gen:.\" It ts clear from this report, which \u2018goes Into great detail, but whioh does \"net consider.the efféct of \u20ac io phere upon the men, that the Holland boat is much, behind the Pren craft, the newest of Ww ive.in five minutes, But In both tne ra À and: the British Hollands there are three Lards Herbert, three Lords Hill, | three Lords Montagu, and duplicates in.§ many indications that.the crews suffer DIVORCE W _p Dresden, Saxony, Jan.man cohsul at RIT FOR CROWN | RINGE®S,, 8.~The Gèr- | aneva has received the necessary permisslon to serve a wit ou, .10278 % 1b: tos.|.SL PHILLIPS (Bxtia Special).Vv Juvented by Col.-éxceedingly from the foul atmosphere, : 5 fe : .Lr .\u2018 \u2018 ue Aud Cs \\ + tion with the pun for divorce.brought ) w s or divorce.\u2019 8 ant her by the Crown Prince of Fraser, Vigor Sajot Johnsbury, Vermont, Sausage Meat, in 2 Ib.sa mi Sausages;-Ring Billed \u2018Racon and \u2018Sausage Meat.; Red and White Currant- Bar-Le-Duc Jélly, CARRERAS\u2019 by 3rd Earl of Craven, In i 1b.tins 75 cents an Hankey, 3% 1b.tins 86 cents and 4%.* rHE GUARDS (Full), - - THE 87.3 Carepras 20 cenus.\u2026.n Phitipe .Tn % 1b.tins 90 conts.ï 24° Delivered free by Post or Expresi to any Post Otfice In Canada.has met all the best men in his class and _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014remmsriscse - \\ INDIAN TORTURED TO DEATH.Seattle, Wash, January: 5\u2014U, S.Marshal Shoup has arrived from Juneau with to four years imprisonment, in the United: States penitentiary \u2018on McNeil's sland, for causing the death of Indian Isaac, om they claimed to be a witch.They kept Isaac tied to a tree for five days, the exposure and hunger: resulting in lus death.\u2014 ste\", + ST.LOUIS WARD LIBERAL CLUB.The reguldér monthly meeting of the Bt.Louis Ward Liberal Club will take place Wednesday, the 7th inst, at the usual place, 1301; \u2018St.Elizabeth.Many prominent speakers bave promised to attend, and all the Liberals, especially those of St.Louis Ward, are cordially invited to :be present.The Funeral Directors _ and Embaimors, \u2014 800 ST.JAMES ST.ALLEN'S \u2018 LUNG BALSAM will positively cure deep-seated \u2018 \u201cA 25e Bottle for a Simple Cold, A B0c Bottle for a Heavy Geld, A $1.00 Bottle for a Desp-cont- : - ad Cough.Sold by All Druggisis.a Italian Warehouse, BSTABLISHED 1866.207.209, 811 ST.JAMES STREET.Spooialties Fresh In This Morning by Express.M) cks.oo .Sausages, Bologna Saug- Neufchatel Cheese, Cream \u2018Cheese, .* .\u2026.J.M.BARRIE Saya:.\u2018What.T call the, \u2018Arcadia\u2019 in.\u2018My Lady Nicotine\u2019 te \u201cBARRIE BLENDS\" =~ OF TOBACCO.=) aE .! Price per \u2018 Cee ' Pound.à + 1b.-tins- $380 sive: -$3.00 - .; | à th.tne 1,70 1.00.240 EE x ~ 8.20 ?+ rensencececesecnause0e * + a | LoL cersasssvenssente Italian Warehouse, © BETABLISHAD 1888, 207; 200, Sir sr.janmseramar = J Ce .I THE NEW WINTE-+ROUTE\u2014 \u2014 the.= hen to Ew, - &ccording to steamer.-~ of .Vancouver.+ Province of Quebec at the re bee A ot a Me gt AE Ae le Ceylon | GREEN OR BLACK : run help you reduce your household expenses if you will use it.As it goes twice as far as China er Japan tea, it is more economical to use.Don't you think it time to turn SHIPPING.- ALLAN LINE | ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.i 34 Steamers, Aggregating \u2018168,304 \u201cens.NEW STEAMSHIPS, unisian.10,570 tons.Avarian,.+ 10:3; \u2018tons.nan.tone.retorian.8300 tone.Twin \u2018Screws Twin Sorews Twin Serews Royal Mail Servica ta Liverpool.Calling nt Moville.\u201d + From 8t.John.Hantes Liverpool.Steamer.$5 Dec.Tunisfan.10 Jan.12 Jan 1Jan.Corinthian .17 Jan.19 Jan.8 Jan.Pretorian .24 Jan.26 Jan.5 Jan.\u2026.Numidian .31 Jan.2 Feb.Jan.Parigian .7Feb.9 Feb.,.Steamers sail from Halifax after ar: rival of Intercolonial.Mail Train from ontreal.Noon Sunday and C.P.R.indsor Station 7.25 pm.Sunday rains go down to steamer\u2019s \u2018side.Tunisian is the.largest, finest and fastest @teamer on tbe Canadian route.Record pas- \"Gage, Moville to Rimouski, 6 days, 13 hours.The saloons and staterooms are in the central part, where least motion is felt, Electricity is used for ligbtinz the ship throughout, the lights being at the command of the Passengers any hour of the night.Musio fooma and smoking rooms on the promenade eck.\u2018The saloous and staterooms ars heated \u2018By steam.; RATES.\u2014Cabin, $50.00 and upwards, A reduction of ten per cent.is made on Round Trip Tickets.Sècond, Cabin.\u2014To Liverpool or Lon.@onderry, $37.50 to $40.00 single, $71.2 to $78 return.Steerage \u2014 To Liverpool, Londen.\u2018Glasgow, Belfast or Londonderry.including a plentiful supvly, of provis- fons .cooked and served and.every re- Quisite for the voyage, $26.00.GLASGOW \u20ac NFW YORK SFRVIGE.Calling at Londonderry (from New Pler, foot of W.21st Street, New York).From From Glasgow.Steamship.=\", New York.20 Dec.8ardinlan., Sat, 10.Jan.10 a.m.-\u2014 3 Jan.\u201cLaurentia ere TTT 4 Fan: Too | Rates\u2014First Cabin.$48 and upwards; return tickets $81.00 and upwards.\u201cSecond Cabin, to Glasgow or Londonderry, $33; return tickets, $66.50.Steerage, $26.00, Steamers on this service Lave excellent accommodation for ali classes of passengers, The Saloons are forward: Staterooms.near tbe centré.of the ship.Promenade deck .tha ' entire wi\u20acth of the vessel, and two-thirds of the length.Electric lights throughout, and electric bells in every stateroom.H.& À.ALLAN.\u2026 -55 Common Street.Montreal.FURNESS, WITHY & 60.ad MITEL MANCHESTER LINERS LIMITED.The only dircct and regular steamship line Paye CANADA AND MANCHESTER.Lif is.proposed.to, despatih tae steamers of A line \u201con .or \u2018about the undermentioned | | dates: HALIFAX AND ST.JOHN, N.B., To Manchester.: \u201cFrom Manchester, From St.John.Dec, .Manchester Importer .,.Jan.1 Tans 8.\u201c*Manchester Commerce Jo.Jan.15 \u201cFite wifb cold storage.HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.amburg t Port! .\u201c yrom Hommourg 2% Port land, Me Ea Dee, 13.* RECOMEDIE PI fees \u2014\u2014 Nee.18.OSNIA .cvoen.\u2014\u2014 of URNESS Line.Co .Jo t .From London.ne ondon.s .8.* EVANGELINE véveusse Dec.28 .LOYALIST .vous Jan.11 -FLORENCE vesscnsutee THROUGW BILLS OF LADING.granted by any of the above lines fo or from any point in Canada or Western States.For yates of freight and particulars,\u201d apply to any i raliway agent, or to _FURNESS, WITHY & co, Limited, Agents, ; 4 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, - MONTREAL.rm ELORR, DEMPSTER &.00 - BEAVER LINE| -From St, John, N.B, to Liverpool.LAKE ERIE LAKE ONTARIO LAKE ERIE .LAKE CHAMPLAI From St.John, N.Ba to Bristol.LAKE MEGANTIC .civevnrrennnrennnes SMONTCALM .\">.LAKE MEGANTIC SMONTCALM Tapes mat eres \u2018passengers.' N\u2014Single, $45.00 and wards; Round Trip, $85.50 and \u2018upwards.y P \u2019 BMCOND CABIN \u2014 Single, $35.0 and.ups.wards; Rbund Trip, $68.88 and upwards.According to steamer, location and number STBERAGE RATBES\u2014To Liverpool, London, Londonderry.Glasgow, Belfast and Quéens- town, $24.50 and $25.30, according to steamer.TO ENGLAND VIA JAMAICA.For further, particulars, apply to any agent .*Manchester Cify .Pee Jan.3 |.JY.AT PRIVATE SALEL reons in room.4.over a new (tea) leaf ?.AUCTION SALES Immense Trade Sale \u20140F\u2014 Woollens and Worsteds, Tailoring Goods, Serges, Coatings, Suitings, Pantings, \u2018Tweeds, Linings, etc.; Pete, ~~ \u201c(By Catalogue.) \u201cAT AUCTION.The \u2018subscribers have recelved instructions to, sell at their.Salesrooms, Nos.86 and 8 st.Peter Street, on Wednesday, January 7th, (For Account of English Manufacturers) Over®1,000 pieces Woollens aud Worsteds, forges, Coatings, Pantings, Linings, Tweeds, ezes, etc, etc.just received from England, amounting, as per invoices, to about $35,000.The special attention of Clothing \u2018Manufacturers and Jobbers: is called to this Important sale.\u2018Every lat to be sold without any res serve.Goods are now on view.and Catalogue will | be mailed on application.Libéral terms.Sale at 10 O'Clock AM BENNING & BARSALOU, Voor Auctioneers.TRADE SALE on WEDNESDAY, TH JANUARY.at our : Rooms, St.James Street, without reserve and in lots to the trade, 14 $17,000 Worth of Varied Goods, Dress Gocds, Tweeds, Top \u2018Shirts, Under- weär, Ho:iery, .Gloves, Linen, Towels, Lace, Embroidery, Whitewear, Neckwear, : Ready Made.Clothing, Fancy Goods, Boots and \u2018Shoes, and many other goods, to be sold at any price.Easy ternis, Sale at lv 0'Clock.= \u2019 MARCOTTE BROS, \u2018Auctioneers.AUCTION.SALE |_-On-account- -of= Insurance Companies: ON \u2014 i] - Thu.siay, 8 h January, .At Ten, 0'Clock A.M., witbout any reserve, in Tetail lots, B5.000.\u2018All the Carpets, Olleloths, ote., slightly dam- Mount Royal Club, Sherbrooke Street.Curteins, Rugs, Carpets, Portieres, 10 vards-Lindieuim,.| - .One Rug, cost $600.\u201con.ol One Rug, cost $400.00, + - Two Rugg.cost $230.60 each: Cartaihs, from\u2019 850 to $175.Aud etuer goods.| * \"MARCOTTE BROS., \u2018Auctioneers: $ = TURK Ml RUGS $50,000 Worth of Cenu- ine Turkish, Persian and Indian Rugs and Carpets.In all sizes and best quality, to be - \u201c-sold''during January, to close consigu- ments and cover advances.= Rugs will be sold at 35 per rent.under regular prices.in order to clear.~.Now on view at our fooms; 1821- 1828 Notre Dame Street.COME EARLY.AND.GET FIRST CHOICE.M.HICKS & CO.\u2018You can make your her ness as soft as a glove and as tou > as wire by using EUX DETTE | French Senatorial El Elections Have In aged by water and smoke at the late fire at |.| private \u2018car.| tional Association 'Ta- come-to.our large store and feel that \\ .JE a D Ste De ; MABE THEM HAPPY Gives Assurance That Military Receipts of War Period Will.\"be Recognized.- London, Jan.&.\u2014Colonia] Secretary Chamberlain made an imporiant statement on Saturday evening, according to the correspondent of the Times, Ladysmith, Natal.He sald that ail military receipts for property taken or \u201cdestroyed.durlng thé war \u2018will be rece \u2018ognized hereafter.Repudiation of some of these receipts hitherto has caused extreme dissatisfaction.Mr, Chamberlain's assurance; therefore, will have an enormous effect ~on the immediate situation.MET MILNER WITH PLEASURE, Charleston, Natal, Jan.5.\u2014Lord Mii- ner, the British High Commissioner in South Africa, and Colonial Secretary Chamberiain, \u2018had .an impressive meeting here on Saturday In the presence of a great crowd of soldiers and clivjl- | lans, many of-whom came miles across the veldt to witness the reception of\u2019 the commissioner by his chief.Lord Milner and his staff mounted the steps leading to Mr.Chamberlain's special train, and there was a look of decided \u2018pleasure on the thin featyres of the Colonial Secretary as he grasped Lord { Milner\u2019s hand.There were cheers and loud cal'e for a_speech, but\u2019 Mr.Chamberlain contented himself with briefly thanking Lord Milner for the welcome and the two officials entered the observation car of the train, which steamed off towards the Transvaal, followed by the Cheers of the crowd.AT PRETORIA TO-DAY.Pretoria, - Jan.5.\u2014The special train bearing Mr.Chamberlain and hls par- \"{ty arrived at midnight, The Colonial Secretary met with an enthusiastic reception.: ; ; .° \u2014\u2014 \"co MBES 18 STRONGER.creased His Majority in This House, \" Paris, January 5.\u2014The senatorial elections passed off yesterday without Incident.Early returns indicate the re-election .of Premier the.Charente-Inferieure, and of.Finance Minister Rouviér, from the Aips- Maritimes, thus strengthening the Republican majority.Later returns show .that the Ministerial majority in the Upper House haus \u2018been strengthened.have elected five Progressive Republicans; the Liberals 25 Republicans, 18 Radicals and 34 Radical Soclalists: The Ministery of the\u2019 Interior claire | that the Government gained fifteen and lost tw o, a net gain of thirteen séats.\u2014 GENERAL VILJOEN READY.Cables London Mail that He Will Com- ©.mand Against Sornalis __ if Asked.Combs, - from | Theé Conservatives |.- London, January 8.\u2014The' Daily Mall has received a telegram from Gen.Viljoen, the Boer leader, who is now in New York, expressing his willingness .| to command the Boers who have volunteered.for service -agalnst the Mad - Mullah,: in somaliland.if he is asked to].do so.: .: SIR WILFRID MOVES.| Reported at Miami, Florida, Yesterday\" With Lady Laurier in His ; \u2018Private\u2019 Car.- .Miami, Fla.January 5, \u2014 Sir \u2018Wileria, Laurier, Premier of Canadii.and Lady , | Laurier arrived\u2019 here on Sunday in ay ho DISCUSSED RHONES SCHOLAR.i SHIPS, .: Washington, nC, January 3.The Na \u2014of State Universities began a three days\u2019 session here to-day.About a dozen Universities: were repres- 1 ented.To-night's session was devoted to 2 discussion of.the (\u2019ecil Rhodes schonlar- ships, with particular reference to how, they may be made useful in the U'.8 Officers were elected as follows: \u2014Pre- gident; George: E.Mac Lean, Iowa; -vice president, JA.Baker, Colorado; éperr- tary and treasurer, E.A.Birgé, Wiscon- | j'sin.THIS 18 YOUR PRIVILEGE.\u2018we are glad to see you and that you may look over our immense stock so as to be sure that what we are saying is not a.bluff.No man or woman will canvass wour trade.We want to see you and of.you do \u2018not like\"our goods don\u2019t buy.Ik.A.Ste.Marie, corner St.Catherine and Amberst Streets.-\u2014Adv.- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_.MINERS.FATALLY INJURED.Springfield; Illé., Jan.5.\u2014Four miners \u2018were possibly fatally Injured and.a [number of others badly burned and cut by falling coal in an explosion of mine dust in the Cliicago-Virden mine, nt Auburn Saturday.Three hundred and- fifty men were In the mine at the time, hut all except 14 or 15 were caught In the entry 2,000 feet from the surface, succeeded in reaching places.of atety.The explosiyn was said to have \u2018been , caused by a.shot.er ee : \"THE DAY 18 COLD When you think of furs and when y think of furs think of Ste.Marie.vin large store is a model of completeness and correctneds.We have the goods that \u2018de- è ; Heht the Indies\u2019 fancy and are the pink of | fashion, no matter how exacting {our taste.| ; Evervwhere is the evidençe of judgment which \u201chas \u2018been exercised for you.= .Ste.Marie, corner St, Catherine and Amherst Streets.\u2014Adv.\"BANK PaksiDeNtS SUICIDE.1 Silverton, Cnl., Jan.5.\u2014The body of James H.Robin, president and \u2018principal owner of the Bank of Silverton, \u20ac ST.SACRAMENT STREET, pry LINE - MAIL STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.FROM PORTLAND.FROM PORTLAND.> *Norseman.Jan.10 Colonian.Jan.31 _.*Manxman.Jan.17 sirishman.Feb.7 *Ottoman., \u2018Jan.-24 Californian.Feb.14 FOR AVONMOUTH DOCK AND, BRISTOL FROM PORTLAND *Englishman *.\u201cee about Jan.8th: .*These steamers do not CarTy passengers, Saloon, $60 and upwards.passons BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.Merion .\u2026.Jan.17th and Feb.ast Saloon, $50; Third \u2018Class, \"$28.00.BOSTON TO THE MEDITERRANBAN.~~ Jan.10 Caimbroman.Jan, 31 ow England Jan, 17 | Commonwealth Feb.14 For further information apply to any agent of the \u2018company, or to D.CLORRANCE & co, ENERAL.AGENTS, 17 aT.SACRAMENT ST, MONTREAL, _\u2014 OTICE is hereby given that appli N° will be made to tHe Legislature ot ton next session to, $ \u2018| tbund three \u2018niles below town with a bullet hole through the right temple.- In his right \u2018hand was the revolver with which he had ended his life.His wife PUREST, STHORGEST, BEST.Sontaine no E.W.GILLETT fer any Injurisinty.Toronto, Ont.BOSTON, MASS.\u2014Napier Lothian, Jr.\u2018ars, who accampanted Mary Anderson to.England, where he sta for her Shakespeare's \u201cWinter's Tale,* Stage , manager of the Boston 0 Mary | Es Carre Tend three children are in England.Cashier Mundes to-day declined to make any statement regarding theo bank\u2019s condition, except to say that ha belleved that the bank would he able to pay dollar for dollar if the pressure does not become too great.Doctor, We wish you would ask: your doctor what he thinks | - of Vapo-Cresolene, He will .say \u201cIt's certainly the best way ot reaching the throat\u2019 lungs; this inhaling method.\"You see, it brings the medicine right in contact with the weak.Places.If it's asthnia, bronchitis, whooping-cough, croup, or any such trouble, the Cresolene v ha touches every intlamed place.Reliefis Quick, certdin.a pra us » Li te, Q:.50 Set olan so ra > itis at ye Tot SEE LA -_ _Ubtain an act authorising-t : \u201cforte of \u2018the Province of Quebec to caler : ve alle Dotvin, of the city ana -distriet of .ong members Eanctot, Attorneys fot petitioner.Monet & ee ei A and accompanied her on her tour of United States, in deu me oek, vi ae \u201cHvin \u2018son of Mrs, +3 qu \u2018mars, TH NG IN CASTRO'S on President: Vows He vi Not - Resign-\u2014Halls Seized by Seek Willemetad, Island of Curecas, -5-\u2014There was a financial panic at Caracas on Saturday.A large number of small traders and private depositors went together to the office of the Bank of Venezuela for the \u201cchanging the bank's notes for silver.\u2018The bank refused to change more than $20 worth of notes for any ane | person, and in the afternoon closed is doors.The panic continues.Bilis issued by the bank are now selling for 80 per cent.of their face vaiue.The léading - firms at Caracas, notwithstanding the present sifuation, haye presented no notes for redemption, as they are all interested In supporting 5 the bank.A partial payment to the troops was made Saturday, but it is not\" believed these payments can be continued.\u201cWILL NOT RBSIGN.Caracas, Jan.5.\u2014 The report that President Castro purposes to abdicate or resign the Presidency \u2018of Venezuela is untrue.The correspondent of the Associated Press saw the President with regard-to this matter yesterday.| He sald: \u201cI will no more abdicate than I will.resign.The Matos revolution, without -asgistance from foreign powers, will soon be a past atory.\u201d When the Dutch steamer Prins Wil- lem, arrived oft La Guaira, to take on .board the Buropean: mails, the authori-.-tles at Le Guaira sent the mall out In a small\u2019 boat.This boat was stopped by the British cruiser on blockade and the mail bags taken on board the ware ship.The postal clerks who were in \u201cthe small boat say the mail bags, riot withetanding protests, were opened on board the truisar.\u2014\u2014\u2014i\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201c8GBS\u201d 18 NOT COMING.Report that He Had ad Accepted a Boston _ Invitation is Flatly Denied.London, January 5.\u2014Earl Roberts èommarnder-in-chief of the army, has told an inquirer that the report that he had accepted An invita: | tion from the Ancient and\u2019 Honorable Artillery Company of Boston to visit that city next fall is not true, re re PORTO RICO'S MAYOR ARRESTED.San Juan, Porto Rico, Jan.5.\u2014 The mayor of \u2018this \u2018city, Manuel Egozcua, has been arrested, and is held in $5.0000 | bail on.the charge, male by insular offi- Tis Cit inepretor- Holst of \u201cdestroying the records of the city water receipts.[hese | constituted tice only evidence of alleged ,| extensive pecnlations and embezzle- ; \u2018ments.The arrest of the Mayor to-day ted to] great excitement.Mobs congregated 1in the plaza and streets, and surrounded | | the office of Attorney Acuna, Who has | undertaken the defence of a: former city.official.named\u2019 Rivera, who turned state's avidence.Shots were fired.but Jip persons sustained serious\u2019 injury.\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 w ENTWÔ RTH CO.DEBENTU RES.- Hamilton, Jan.5.-\u2014The.tender of H.C'Hara & Co.of Toronto, répresenting a Scottish financial institution, has heen neccepted for the county of Wentworth © gos, 000 debentures.The price obtained was $96.531 nud accrued interest at 3 7-3 \" per cent.up to December 30 last.The \u2018count ertakes to pay Interest.at the sara ad et et cont.Tha.debentures cover\u2019 Aerio! of 20 years.:\u2026 207 A PIANO SENSATION.The big Jahuary discount sale of i pianos at Lindsay's is creating a gen- \u2018uine sensation.\u201d Generäl'y a discount sale of any kind.means.the clearing out of otherwise ürsaleable goods, but ; -this sale inc.udés new pianos by such Mmakers as Chickering & Steinway.Heintzman & Co, Karn, \u2018Howard.Wormwlth, and a blg lot of slightly} used Nordhelmers.Each piano is sold with the maker's guarantee attached, including.the date: of martufacture.Twenty per cent.discount\u201d on the price | Jof a high grade piano means a big sum of money saved.Every plano marked | in plain figures.\u201cEasy terms-of payment, C, W.Linisay, Limited.2386 St.Catherine street, one door cast of Peel street \u2014Adv.ee eres GERMANS AND CZECHS: CONFER Vienna, Jan: 5.\u2014On the Invitation ot the Austrian Premier, Dr.Von Koerber, a conference was held on Saturday ef German and \u2018\u2019zech delegates from Ro- hemia and Moravia, with regard to a \u2018national comprorhnise.The Moravian Germans, however, protested against the comman treatment- of- questions | concerning Moravia and Bohemia, and Dr.Von Koerber agreed to treat the questions sevarately at a conference, which hay been fixed for January 5.\"EPIPHANY EXCU RSIONS, For Epiphany.the St.'Lawresce and Adirondack Railway.will sell between stations in.Canada tickets at rate of single -fare for the round trip, tickets being good going Jarfuary 5th or 6th, valid for return passage until January 7th.For information, \u201ctithe tables,-etc., call on New .York Central Railway \"ticket agents, 27000000000002000002 S OBITUARY .$ ° CC _.e 000000000000 00000000 PARIS.\u2014Pierre Laffitte, leader of the ® Jan.\u2018 purpose of ex-|.British |- iv, JANUARY 5, 1608.| Ton - SILVER - There is a sufficient degree of exolu= éiveness In our silver for most psople, without having It made to order.| .The assurance that it is all our own make\u2014that no other store In Montreal has any design found here\u2014gives our - \u201cver plees unusual-value- : HENRY BIRKS % SONS.MONTREAL.erm \u2018Windsor Hotel, |St.Lawrence Yacht Club.ANNUAL BALL TO-NICHT.1808.at 9 p.m.TICKETS :\u2014Gentlemen, $3.50 ; Ladies, 33.00; Spactators- (Gallery), $1.00.\u2018May be had at ASSISTANT SECRET ARY'S.OFFICE, 1724 Noure Dame St.Tel\" Main 50, THE FINEST / AND > LARGEST COYERED RINK IN AMERICA.Corner =7 Phone $t-Hubart East ad ule 2 1 9219 SPECIAL MUSIC DURING THE HOLIDAYS, BOTH \"AFTERNOONS.AND EVENINGS.-Ordipary skating Tuesday nights, with Grand Illumination, THE MONTAGNARD AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, at usual prices, 10c and 15¢, -J.A.CHRISTIN, Sec.-Treas COCHRA NE 'S AUDI TORIUM, PRINCE ARTHUR SKATING RINK; NOW OPEN ; _BAND EVERY BVEVWING Corner Duluth Avenue .anû- st.Urbain Strest._BELL TEL: BAST 568.THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.EFF Git An \u2018admirably food, with all its natural qualities intact, fitted to build up and maintain.roe.ue Le bust health, and to resist winter's extremo .cold, 8ald in 1-4-Ib.tins, labelled JAMES EPPS & Oo.Ltd., Homoso- this Chemists, London, Eng- : EPPS'S COCOA) - GIVING STRENGTH & VIGOR.ONE MAN _ \"Has crossed the Atlahtic more than one hundied \u2018times bringing German canaries, which \u2018are the Lest singers, \u2018 Have ÿou got-one ?1£ so you.hnvo something that will brightef ® your home.So feed it \u201cwell on Brook's Bird | Seed and Treat \u2019 All Grocers and A Druggists keer it, PAOTST AGAINST - FAVORS 10 STATES vm.Me.Fisher Asks.\u2018More General Enforcement of British 2i-Day Rule.(Special to The Montreal Herald.) Ottawa, Ont, January .5\u2014It 18 understood that the Dominion -Govern- ment has sent a complaint to the Im-' \u2018 perinl authorities that while the quarantine regulations \u2018on account of foot and mouth discasé tn.the New England States are being rigidly .enforced by the British against Canadian ports they are being relaxed: for steamers calling.at New England ports on thelr yay to British ports, The regulations now provide that 21 days must.elapse before a steamer TAR land at a British port after touching at a New England port.Fisher has pointed out to the British authorities that very recently a steamer.from Baltimore had called at:a.New England port and then was allowed to land at Liverpool, pald to the\u2019 21-day Umit.The Cana- dan Government does not see why this regulation should be relaxed for Amer- lean ports and strictly enforced against \u2018Canadian ports.mr een FATAL FIRE IN HASTINGS CO: \u2018600 NotroDame: St, Montreal.Hon.Sidney.no attention -béing |- arSENTATION AboResses -HANDSOMELY-ILLUMINATED- a EowInN Cox x Co.ST FRANCOIS X AVIFR ST PLACE-D'ARMES.MONTRÉAL.\u2018 .: DAY AND EVENING CLASSES.\u2018Catalogue Mailed Free.Tel.Main 309.CAZA & LORD.Princirals.- \u2014 You'll.Like the.Frame We make perfect |.| framér and give them an artistic quality to .We put on your.Picture.help the artistic character to your picture.\"Tlie Picture Framer.2087 ST.Heasley, C Toes Tel up 1315, We give Five cash rocoipts.Dawes & Co.Le BREWERS, Co Pale Ales and Porter LACHINE \u2018PQ Montreal OMos: Main 583 £21 8¢ James Street.rer \u2014\u2014\u2014 J.H.R.MOLSON & Ale and Porter Brewers.\" BROS.Have always or: hand the various kinds of ALE and PORTER Wood and Rottles.Families Regularly.Supplied, Illegal Bottling.| $50 REWARD.WM.DOW & CO, \"BREWERS AND MALTSTERS, will\u201d \u2018pay the above reward for evi- - dence leading to the.conviction.of any person using their name, trade mark, or labels, without their authority.10e por 10c per.Package Package - If You Want Something \u201c Delicious and Tasty in Cream Cheese, try Meadow Sweet Chasse, LL, Ask Your Grocer For.tt.CATHKRINEST.,ncar Bleury | cam ONLY armes ol by Kiaw & Eriangar\u2019s Troubadomss, In the Li Com En New) pn Years! Soper Production presenting he LIBER BELLES.* A GREAT COMPANY : OF FIFTY PLAYERS 80 of the handeomest + Toues women on - the Don't ™ Migs [ihn and ali the Sensation Oeming MART'N HARVAY.The he Great \u201cDormitorr Pink Py- Jamon Si \u2018he Pillow PROCTO RS Mere ALL THIS WEEK.Matiness Mon., Wed , Thurs.and Sat, THE PHILLIPS STOCK CO.In & Four-Act Play, \u2018 \u2018MAY BLOSSOM\u2019 3: David David Prices\u201410, 20, 25, 35, 50 and 76c.Next Weck\u2014\u2018Th « Now.Dominion.FRANCAIS Matinees Tues.(Extra) Wednesday, Thurs day, Saturday.\u2018| This Week\u2014Grand Scenic Production \u2018of the New Melo-Draimatio Success, enti FOR HER CHILDREN'S SAKE With SELMA HERMAN and Established 20c, 30c, 350 & 800.Cast of Players.Prices, 10c, 20c | THEATRE ROYAL - rom arrete, MISS E Novel and Ori- Miss N W YORK, Ab, Aris Pricos\u2014 10c.\u2018and Majestic Extravasanse Next Week\u2014 Co.Art Association, - PHILLIPS SQUARE.On view in the \u2018New Gallery, INTERESTING EXHIBITION - OF Dutch Pastels and Cartoons! Under the auspices of.the Woman's -, Art Association, Toronto, 2nd to 10tb January.Open daily 9 a.m.to dusk, \u201c ADMISSION, 28¢.eR, Week of Pr ayer | January | 8-10 During the Week of Prayer, Meetings ily, _be-held-at-the\u2014Youlg-Women\u2019s-Christian\u2014 - sociation, 896 Dorchester Street, every morne ing, ffom 11.to 12 o\u2019clock, and all ladiès are nfdst cordially invited.[yw.cA School of Cookery, 896 Dorchester Street.WAITRESSES\u2019 COURSE, .Friday, January 9th, at 3 pam.PRACTICE CLASSES: + First Division, HOUSEKBEPERS\" COURSE Thursday, Jan.8th, at 10 a.m.Secon Division, \u201c HOUSEKEEPERS*- COURSE\u2014 Friday, Jan.9th, at 10 a.m.>.\"Pupils wishing to enter these classes are \" Te to make application to the Fee Miss Dow, between the hours of 2 an on le 7 and 8 p.m.pre YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.; 896 Dorchester St Educational Classes will be reesumed MONDAY, Jauuary 5 1903.Subjects\u2014Plain Sew- ng Dressmaking.Art Needlework, Millinery, - | Reading.Spelling.Physical Cult; hand eeping and French.Reading Brae] Practical | Reading Room and Library.further information can once, + DANCING! DANCING! NEW CLASSES Forming at : 2269 St.Catherin Conservatory Hall, 27 Libel.Intending pupils will.Please ~soroll now.an Talks, Junior Clu! iroulare and e \u2018obtained at the == | classes are limited, - FREDBRIO Ww.RORMAN, Phone Up 8611.\u2014_\u2014 em {Dy Montreal's Leading Sohool Stanley Hall 137 Stanley Bt, Now Classes: For Beginners Now Opening; ASSEMBLY BVERY SATURD'Y, PROF.FRANK H.NORMAN, _* Tel.Up 931.This is where you get everys thing The tutos \u2018and bast i roulare alle DANCING ACADEM Y Dancing Clauses are pow open fa Drum mond Hall, 79-81 Drummond Street.leases meet every Tuesday and Thuredsy .| evenings at 8 P.m.\" Private lessoiis every afternoon at 3 pm.\u201cCome and learn Coronation Waits.Tr only one who teaches it.Tel.Up 1435.FRED NOSEWORTRHY.To Users of Electric Light & Power French Positivists, is dead.I: born _in 1823.PHILADELPHIA, PA.\u2014 Stephen .T.Garland, for many years actively iden- titled .with railroad .interests, is dead; aged 60 years.CAMDEN, S.C.\u2014Henry Lester Townsend; -senior-\u2014member-of\u2014the \u2014banicine- firm of De Haven & Townsend.of Phil- _adelphla, and one.of .the leading fnan- ciers of the country, is deads aged 63 years, SONT \u2014Mrs- Thos.Grim- aton, who lived five miles west of.TLind- say, is dead, aged 68 -years.I was married to Mr.Grimston, and came: atraight to the house where she.wns\u2019 at the time of her death.Her | husband, three daughters, Mrs.Mnors, of Woodville, Mrs.Wakely, of Lindsay.and Mrs.Dyer, of Wilson, N.Y: and: thréé sons.J.R.William and Herbert.survive: She was loved and respected by a wide circle of friends.both.young and old, not only in her own county but all through O rtario.TORONTO.\u2014A ° cablegram from Bloemfontein, S.A, announces - the death of Capt.Francis Henry Vercoe, | he ar during the late wnr attached, to the Imperial army In South Africa as military engineer.Capt.Vercoe was A Henry 1.Vepcoe, of this city, Capt.Vercoe was years old.After graduating from the Royal Mill- tary College, Kingrton, in 1£82, he: went out to British Columbia to \u2018take an appointment.Shorlty he returned to Kingston and \u201cas given the position of mathematical instructor at the Military | * College.Wishing to branch out into a wider fleld he accepted an appointment in- July, 1900, an enginéer nf one .of the largest xold mines in Ke vicinity |.=< 7 \u2014 .Let-Johannesburz- Bnew he got to |.Cape Town Sir Percy Girouard, on the alert for good men, \u2018pre ed on Cant.Nercoe.to ac cept an appointment in the Imperial Ariny.Ratlway served with distinction through the var He was | 861 she {\u2014 Belleville, Jan.5.\u2014A fife which had | MEADOW SWEET CHEESE C0,, | \u2018fatal results occurred near Madoc, Hastings County, when the residence of John Craig; a farmer, was burned.The roof caught fire from a defective Me and the house and contents were totally \u201cdestroy: ne of the tamily's-¢hif was burned to death befdre assistance could be rendered.her clothing and had to flee to the barn in her night dress.On the way there che had heér eet rozen.There Was No insurance.; That this time of year fashion demands \u2018funs, and: the weather has little to do with \u2018this mandate.The: whim of taste says fur trimming- on \u201calmost -every outer arment.See our stock for the choicest, ines in Montreal.No falling off in quality, as our whole stock has been renewed from our factory.E A.Ste.Marie; corner.St.Catherine and Amherst Strects.\u2014/ Adv.== .AN EDUCATIONAL TOUR Merlin, Jan.5.\u2014Emperor William is rending the Crown Prince Frederic William to Itussin,\u2019as an educational experience.He will probatly he present -at the magnificent New Year's func- | tions of the Russian court, January 14.The Crown: Prince has visited England and Austria, and it is not altogether improbable that he may visit the United States in 1904, hI \u2018Bate.Burs.Etootiv | 41) Druggiota 0.004310 ana at its close was placed on the, staft.on ç \\ \u2018 EEE Mrs, Craig lost all | THE LADIES ALL \"AGREE MANUFACTURED Br\u2014 \".P.0 ROX 21, MON TREAL Tel: M.2851.mrs ra \u2014 NTS\" ANA \"ARADE WARKS MEN r.EVANS, \u2014- \u201cWe nsvlicit the Seo of Munwigcturers, kr ~ineers and others who realize the advirability = saving their Patent business transacted i verte, Preliminary advice free.Charges tm rite.Our Inventors\u2019 Help, 125 pages, sent up | request, Marioa & Marion, New Vorx Life Bldy Montreal ; and W ashiugion.Dpt.5\u201d TRADE MARKS, | \"IN ALL.COUNTRIES Finda Lile Building.MONTREAL .4180 Tornato, Ottawa ane Washington * GUARANTEED BEAUDAY & BROWN ov Rnanieeis AND Lave Suevevene 107° 5¥.Vacs « BT.MONTRÉAL \u2018Lemdie Suadiag, MoxTREAL | mh - , i | Wentworth J | où .We are the ploneers of choan Mahe and power.Under similar conditions, Route of use and measurements, we defy competition, It our prices do uot appear right, * \u201chere 4e - | à nigger on the Kgnce.\u201d Consult an « before deciding.ort await one reviged prices _ fo} Shawinigan power in January.- Lachine Rapides Mydraulio & Land Company, Limited) 38 VICTORIA SQUARE c Tel.Main 1745.i \u2018New Sherbrooke House, SHERBROOER.QU.New in every war.Kinest of sam ne mm Slecping rooms.with bath, attaoh up-to-date acceosaory BODWELL a WRIGHT, Prope.Liverpool & London & Globe INSURANCE COMPANY.Temporary Offices at 87 St.Peter St.(opposite Recollet Street) Livi, \u201c MAY, 1908.| ava Assets .es is 200.nves n Canada.Canty, Prompt Payment and la LiDer in the adjustment of Losses are the promim.ent features of this company, -, During rebullding of tue Company's\u2019 New Otfices at old address, \u201ccorner 8e Jamey, - and Place d'Armes.i CANADA BOARD.OF DIRECTORS.See Gault, Chalrman.a \u2018Buchanan, Deputy, Chairmen, ne =n ew ey.\u201cHon.Sir \u2018Alexander Lacoste, K.C.M.G\\ GQ.F.C.Smith, Resident Besretary.Head Ottice.Canada Branod.Montreal.TREAL'S ART PRIN = MoN REALS Jos BET Tre \u201cand strong lu ro pe take EER 2b, Gelman \u2018 .fing weak lungs.He Be Soid-by Draggists Sit et i mb Sse \u2014 LC ANGIER ST conta, _BOSTON, MASS, U.8 A ngs stronger .500.and $1.00 MEN, WOMEN | AND HAPPENINGS ® Mr.J.A.Lane, of Quebec, is in Mr.Hayter Reed is in town Quebec.: - Miss.M.Gardner, New York, the Albion.Mrs.-Grant of Kingston was in town last week.Sir Adolphe and Lady Caron are at the Windsor.Mrs.J.B.Fraser, of Ottawa, is visit- _ dng in town.Mrs.and Miss Le Baron, ot Sher- prooke, are in town.Mr.Fred Lambert, of Ottawa, returns to-day to McGill .Mr.\u2018H.H.Smith, of Sherbrooke, spent the holida.s in town: Mrs.William Clark has returned to Coaticooke from Montreal.Mrs.Philip Gilbert is in Hamilton | visiting Mrs.J.S.Hendrie.\u201c.- Miss Jessie Riekie is visiting Mrs.MacNaughton of Kingston.Mrs.Alton Lindsay, of Johnville, - \u2018has returned home from .Montreal.Mr.M.J.A.Prendergast, Hochelaga Bank, is in Quebec.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas\u2019: Malcolm, Edmonton, N.B., are at the Hall.Mrs.Sewell, who is ill in the General Hospital.passed a fairly good night.Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Parks, Port Huron, Mich., are at the Albion.Hotel.Mrs.R.S.P.Smythe, of Chicoutindl, town.from is at of the of been spending ! her holidays at home, has returned to Harvard University.-Mr.H.D.Reld and Mr.R.G.Reld, | Ji, have arrived from Newfoundland, on a visit\u2019to their parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Reid.275 Drummond Street.Mr.Charles A.\u2018Mitchell, who has been spending.the past two weeks with his people at 2562 St.Charles Borromee street, has returned to New York.Miss Margaret Brown, daughter of Rev.B.Brown, Sherbrooke, formerly Ti Montreal, is spending the holidays in town, with her brother, Miss Rawlings was present at a dance given in Hamilton last wéek by Mr.T.N.Macpherson and the Misses.Mac- pherson, and was also a guest at a tea given by -Mrs.Powis.The engagement is announced of John | - Royden Thomson, son of John HR: Thomson, of St.John, to Miss Mary Constance Chipman, only daughter of Major Chipman, of St.Stephen.Miss Dorothy Heward, of Lorne avenue, was among the guests at a dance for \u2018\u2018not-outs\u2019\u2019 given last week by Mrs, Egan, of Ottawa.Lady Ruby E.liot was one of the invited guests.Among the out of town guests at tonight's ball at the Windsor will \u2018be Miss Mary Marsh, London, Ont.; Miss Manning, Boston, Mass.; Mies \u2018Mabel.New, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Miss Gertrude Rogers, of Gananoque, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Hayter Reed entertain- is in Quebec on her way to Montreal.\u2018Mr.Ernest Gaudet spent Néw Year's + with Major and Mrs.Gaudet, Quebec.\"Miss \u2018Steacy \"has returhed to -town-Goraë from visiting Rév.E.H- Steacy, of OU grow) Joseph, Mr.V.C.\u2018tawa.| Miss Stella Young, of Montreal, is ; visiting Rev, Li Rr.Dutaud and.Mrs.| Dutaud.; | Dr.W.G.Turner, ot the\u2019 Montreal General Hospital, has\u2018 returned \u2018from Quebec.Mis.and Miss Quironet, of Quebec, are the guests of Mrs, Miller,\u201d Beaver Hall Hill Mr.\" and Mrs.Ernest Alexander, of Montreal, are Visiting Mrs.Alexander * of Hamilton; - - The Misses Rogers \u201chave returned to Montreal from Ottawa,.where.they epent the holidays.Mrs.Deseve, of Sherbrooke, 18 in town to \u2018meet her father, Mr.Bour= geault, of Duluth, \u2019Minn.Mrs.A.Lewis has ented her house | -in Vancouver\u2019 and will spend: part of the winter in \u2018the South.| Miss Hilda Murphy returns to school te-morrow from Ottawa \u201cwhere she .6pent the holidays at home.i Mrs.De- Blois Thibaudeau will.re-: ceive Thursday and Friday, the 8th and oth of January at 1 Hope avenue, Miss Florence Brown, of Philadel- + phia, is staying with \u2018her \u2018parents, Rev.T.B.and Mrs.Brown, Sherbrooke.\u2018 \u2018Mrs.Ernest Alexander of Montreal was the guest of honor at a tea given by Mrs.Alexander of Hamilton, \u2018Ont, \u2018last week.\u2018 : Lieut.-Col.King and - his daughter, Lady Chapleau.intend leaving for New York on the 7th to sali for Bermuda on the 10th.Madame Taschereau, wife of Mr.Justice Taschereau, whosé serious illness has caused much anxiety, is reported to-day as much better.«The Rev.Edmund Wood has recovered from his recent indisposition and: took part yesterday in- the ser vices at St.John the Evangelist.Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Cook and their children have returned from Quebec, where they went for the wedding of Mr.O'Meara to Miss Thomas.Mrs.Whiteaves, of Ottawa, gave a pleasant dance on Friday for her son, Mr.Fred.Whiteaves, whan a number of young péeoble were present.- Miss Cox, daughter of Prqfessor and Mrs.Cox, University street, who has : reux.Miss Lyod, the Misseg Fienedy.i nor, -ed at.dinner at.the Chateau, Quebec, last week, the Rev.Dean Williams and Mrs.Willams, Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Webb, Mr.and Mrs.Edson Fitch, Mrs.mn.of Torontor Mr.and Mrs.\u201cAns Languedoc and Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Pacaud.Mrs.McLaren Brown, Montreal, in eau'de nil moire with lace; Mrs.\u2018Gilbert, Montreal, in black over white and touches of pale blue, and Miss Raw- lings, Montreal, in white Brussels net, were among the guests at a.charming ball given at\u2019 the Hotel Royal, \u201cHamlil- ton.by Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Gart- ore.The vedding of Miss Rose Lichten-' ; hein, of Feel Street, to Mr.Leon Gold- , Sinith, of Cincinnati, will take place as nn reanged\u2014on January 1th\u2014\"The\u2014wed= \u2018ding will be at half-past five, ip the \u2018house: and will be quiet, attended only ' by relatives ind a few intimate friends, followed | by a dinner at the Windsor Hotel.Miss Zelma Lichtenhelm.and Miss Toss, of Boston, sidter and cousin, cf the hride.Will attend her.- Mr.and\u2019 Mrs.Mitchell, Gertrude street, Verdun, gave a very enjoyable 1 Miss Fuller, Ù a.MONTREAL DAILY eu, MONDAT, JANUARY.5 medallions.\u2019 shown in the illustration.A charming little coat of black velvet for.a \u201cgirl of \u201ceight.The\u2019 wide cape \u201ccollar is cut in rounding points and trimmed with .stitched bands of black satin and medallions of [rich point lace.turned back cuffs, decorated like the collar, with bands of satin and lace At the neck there are two loops of black satin ribbon with long \u201c ends, which may be\u2019 tied in a large bow under the chin, or hang straight, as The sleeves are very full, with Mrs.W.Chipman, Madamé \u2018Boyer.Mrs.Coristine, Mrs.John.Cox, Mrs.Moyse, Madame Boaugrand, Madame Thibau- deau and .Mudame Vaillancourt\u201d were among those et Miss Atwater.Mr.and Mrs.1 .bécome the -fashion, - ing, ragged-lace-is-an abomination.\u2019 : ~ It has not yet, struck the people who make these things that simplicity.has It is a fashion which might well cover underclothes, Simple things with tueks, neat sew- hem-stitching, and small frills.of the material, would wear far better and look better than fmitation lace and more showy.styles.Most people would welcome such a change, for as things are.How.it is hard to get simply made things of good: materials, .= THE, MEMSAHIE.t__\u2014a\u2014-corpsez.The poor.Oh, what would Mr.Graves say?And: of the weather man's snowstorms had struck them.\u201d Their windows are filled with drifts of snowy underwear, and women stop \u2018to examine with interest {the garments displayed, to speculate on\u2019 the quality of the material and.lace and to compare prices.- - It is true that a great many of these articles are cheap, but they are not very good.The average woman, which in this case means nearly every wos.man, who has suffered badly at the hands of the people Who-wash her clothes, knows that the lace and rib- \\ bons and.insertion are pretty, but they sured her.as he bent over \u2018Robina, and looked searchingly into her face.The next moment her blue eyes were looking straight up into his, and with a little cry of puzzled \u2018surprise, she sat up.Pussing her left hand slowly over-her eyes she said, quietly: .\u201cHow did J come.her2\"' Who kuioËk- ed me down°\" \u201cOh, thank Heaven! thank Heaven!\" cried Jdyce,.and\u201d disengaging herself frem Bertie, still sobbing: histetrically, she clasped Robina in a, violent nug.\u2018 The girl shrank away from her hearty embtace.\u2018\u2019Someéthing bas.happened to my \u2018arm: At hurts-rather.\u201d_the_color_fushing hing_ up into her pale face.°.\u2018Oh, you poor dear, some of the shot must have gone into It, and 1 was so rough.\u201cYou \u2018don't feel it.anywhere \u2018elwe 2\".anxiously scanning her face and figure w ith frightened eyes: .|My s-ougl _get honte: 98 The department stores look as if one } Drunkeness and - Morphine Habits Positiveiy cured at home without in.publicity.or detention from usiness.Best of references, Call and see our long list of testimonials, or write for our pamphlet wiving \u201c tun particulars.Address: THE DIXON CURE co, \u201c 679-St.Denis St.Montreal.: an Communications striotiy con- dential.: « got into the carriage and leant back as if sha were tired or in pain, - \u201cIt was puve accident.\u201d Lady- Joyce sold, quickly; \u201cthough how he could hive \u2018mistaken .yousfor rabbit, ness only knaws.The Rectory, Goode bye, Mr.Rivington.Get in, Bertie.\u201d The boy hesitated, for he knew that he had a confession to make which would insure him.a bad quarter of an hour with his cousin.He wondered now how he could have thought of fir= ing, at those two horrid rufflans.It ha seemed so natural to.level his gun at them, but it would be awkward to own up to it, and it was no good to try-and \u2018hcodwink Joyce.for she would be sure to ina it-out These thoughts flashed - through his bewildered brain as he.stcod by Rivington's side.and he had \u201cJust decided to \u2018slip.home and \"bribe Hergee to hold his tongue.when Lady Joyce.who \u2018livined his intentior-pointe ed_imperatively to the back-seat._Good- _ 2 quickly as possible,\u201d Frank sald, graves ly, not wishing to alarm her, but feeling coftyin that a ductor ought.to find out -if\u2014ny ~serious\u2014mischief\u2014had-beenr done without-loss-of-time, oo \u201cOh, yes, I must get home before anyone \u2018can frighten father or mother.\u201d -.\u201cRun, Bertle,™ Joyce turned to him \u2018quickly as he stood avide utterly shamefaced and miserable, aiid tell them from me to send.the victoria at once to \u201cthe western: gate.Do \u2018you think you\u201d can get As'far as that?\"\u2014to Robina.\u2026- \u201cOh, yes: I believe I could walk all the way home if 1 took it quistly.ms \u201cYou are\u2019 not\u2019 going to try.\u201d Frank \u2018drew the girl's left arm through his, and they started in the direction of: the gute, walking very.ry slows 13.Lady Joyce was rllent and grave, for she wan desperately afraid of the outcome of this: \u2018afternoon's work.Those mei \u2018who ran up \u2018against them, whit had they seen and heard?It was evident that by some accident Bertle had shot Robina; _but how could it have happened ?enough to he \u2018seen, \u201cand her red cloak was at all times a\u2019 striking object, and rhe was not lying in the wood screened.by the withered \u2018bracken.and \"any amount of bushes, but in the open: where only a blind man could have tail- | ed-to see her, and Bertle's eyes; were far sharper than his wits.The victoria came to the gate as soon as they did.Bertle Jumped out std | looked \u201cwistfully into Robina's face.\u201cYou know 1 didrt mean it?You are the very last==\u2014\" \u201cIL know you did'not'imean es x me.ne she answered, with a slight es ho the, corners ot mor mg For she was certainly large | (Fo Le Const.) are Nervous She - re \u2018Could Not Sleep At Night.Had Palptttion of the Heurt and Loss of Are You One of Theos Troubled in this Way?H ars.MILBURN'S HEART ANS NER TILLS will Cure ve a ou\u2014They Cam TE eta Spaile Ganecei \u2018Ansemie, paint or Nerve Troubles.and Read what Mrs.C.H.Reed, Co \u2018says about them; s\u2014Over six was troubled \u201cwith Ir heart and loss of ap tite.I was oe nervous I -could not 9 È took MILBURN'S AND DEA DEATHS.vise pes Eee \u2014 do: Death Death 2 en, BIRTHS.: DICKSON\u2014On Dec.31, at Ottawa, & daughter | to Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Diglison.\"EVERETT\u2014At Jacksonville, N-B., on Dec.20, to Mr.and Mrs.Fred.M.\u2018Everett, à son.LYDON\u2014On Dec, 27, at 41 Laurier Avenüe, Planet a dadghtar to Mr.and Mrs.F.C.MCMURDO\u2014At Newcastle, N.B., Dec.%, to - Mr.and Mrs.E.> \u2018McMurdo, a son.- BLLIS\u2014On Dec.at Victoria, B.C.Mis of James M.Meith, ot or Puce, te ROBINSON\u2014At Sussex, N.B., Dec, 26, à son - to Mr.anû Mrs.William Robinson.\u201d GTEVENSON\u2014In this- city, on Dec.22, \u2018the wite of William F.Stevenson, of 135 Drolet Street, of a daughter.YWEBDIE\u2014At Upper Wicklow, N.B., on Dec.26, to thé wife of Mr.Hugh Tweedie, a son.WESTHAVER\u2014At Sober Island, N.S.,.Dec.25, to Mr.and Mre, John A.Westhaver, à | son, ' MARRIAGES.CARPENTER-CAMERON \u2014 On Des.30th Peterboro\u2019, Ont., by the\u2019 Rev.B.F.or rance, D.D., at the residence of the bride's - father, Reid Street, Henry Stanley Carpen- - ter, of Collingwood, to Jessie Ross, ' daughter of John Cameron, of Peterboro'.{FOATES.RETTS AL Amherst, N.S., on Dec.Dr.D.A.Steele, Miss\u2019 Novells Betts, Srushter of D.D.Betts, and Walter Bacon Coates, both of Amherst.! DONEGALL-TWINING\u2014On Dec.23, at St.George's, Hanover Square, London, .Eng., by the rector, George Augustus Hamilton Chichester, Marquis of Donegall, to Violet | Gertrude, only daughter of the late Henry + St.George Twining and Mrs.Twining, of Halifax, Canada.BVANS-RODGERS-At Trinity Church, Lake- field, Que., on Dec.3}, at 2 p.m., by the Rev.A.E.Mount, Emelyn Annie Rodgers to George Evans, both of Lakefield.HURLY-HARWOQOD\u2014On Jan.1st, at Salem, Mass, by the Rev.P.H.Goldsmith, Mary Robinson, only daughter of Dr.C.H.Har- wood, of Salem, Mass, to Douglas G.Hurly, of Montreal.\u2018 -\u2019BIMPSON-BAILE \u2014-On Jan.Jst, at Trinity Church, by the Rev.Charles G.Roiltt, Mabel Mary, daughter of Mr.Andrew Baile, to Mr, Charles Walter Simpson, of Halifax.WAYLOR\u2014MUNRO\u2014At 239 Elgin Avenue, Westmount, on the 31st December, by the Rev.Wm.Johnston, of St.Andrew's\u2019 byterian Church, assisted by the Rev.Dr.McWilliams, late of the.American Près- byterian Church, Montreal (now of Calvary Presbyterian Church, Cleveland, Ohlo),: Ir: Rin Addison Taylor, of New York, to Katie a Munro, \"daughter of Thomas Pare * x DEATHS IN THE CITY.ARMAND\u2014In thls city, on the 1st instant, J.F.Armand (Senator), at the age of: 8.Years and 21 days.CUNDILL-\u2014At 239 Greené Avenue, on De.31, Francis, son of .the late Rev.John Cundil}, + of Essex, England, in the 79th year of his age.DE LISLE\u2014In this city, on Dec.\u201cat, Mademoiselle Marie Lucie Anne Catherine de Lisle, fourth daughter of the late Alexander Maurice de Lisle, IDELORME\u2014In tuts ciy, on Jan.1st, at the age of 8 years, 7 months and 18 days, Mare \u201cAntoinette (May), eldest and beloved daughter.of Arthur H.and May Delorme.' ÆAYMAN\u2014Entered into Paradise, on the 2nd 1 of January, 1903, Carolina Maria Morris, éaughter of the late Captain Samuel Morris, < Trinity, Nfd., and beloved wife ot.John B.\u2018Hayman, of this city.MACDONELL\u2014In this city, on thé 2nd inst.- + #t his residence, 778 Palace Street, Angus |.0.Macdonell, M.D.,-in his\u2018 74th year.MORRIS\u2014On January 2nd, at 204 Peel Street, - \u2018Dorothea.Morris, aged 85 years, widow of the late James Morris, and.dearly.beloved mother of Mrs.Edward Lichfenhein.MILLER At St.Lambert, on New Year's Day.Eliza Cameron, widow of .the -late REN ert Miller, Montreal, aged 80 years.RENNY\u2014Suddenly, on Jan.Înd, at 385 Mance Street, Satah A.Rosser, beloved wife of F, \u2018EL.Penny.ETEVENSON\u2014In this city, after a long ill-: ness, on Jan.2, at 1 Argylé Avenue, Mary, Stavenson, aged 25 years.ET.] IZIER\u2014On New Year's night, 1903, after : AIIMBRS; At ie residènce, 67 Hutrhi- $ se \u201cBtreet, Henry St.Dizier, late ticket agent at Balmoral \u2018Hotel, at the ase, of 69 years and 2.months.STEWART\u2014In this city, at 18 Labelle Ave.\" * Charlotte Louise, beloved daughter of James § and Georgiana Stewart, of Leeds, Megantic, aged 20 years and 8 months.- f'REMBLAY\u2014Accidentally killed, on Dec.31; \u2014Ootave (Tom) Tremblay, aged: 41-years;-son\u2014 of the late Louis Tremblay, of Danville, Que., and husband of Elien Florence Leahy.ÆURNER-\u2014Àt 80 Shuter Street, on December | 30th, Annie M.Hunt,.widow of the late \u2018Robert Turner.Funeral private.- 3ilx Avon this column = iy hans for NH 1 price gS nl i 3 \u2019 FOR: SALE \u2014 THOROUGHBRED WHITE FOR SALE \u2014 VICTORIA SKATING CLUB.FOR SALB \u2014 NORWICH CANARIES, BEAU-.PERSONAL\u2014RHRENOLOGY AND- SCIENTI- \u2014.FOR SALE-BCOTOH FANG\u201d CANARIES; \u201cGrae class repair.(Telephone male and female; al man ._ers.355 Lansdowne, Frestmount.German sing: 20 ZT.TARAN FLATS, VICTORIA À AVE, FOR SALE Tvoétmount, Will be put in first class or- \u2014P TIAN B-COAT, 38 der, 30 and 363 Victoria \u2018ave.nest ro net, ty St.Utbain st, 3102 roomy | ots 12 Westmount.a Ryan, FOR SALE\u2014AN ALMOST NEW WILLIAMS\" erine = one 1265 Uptown.upright plano, used just & yeas; in.perfect House, 815 Mount, x EC Uti ition a o TER Drain\u2019 at me FOR SALE\u2014& x 7 LONG Focus PREMO cameras, three plate holders and carrying, case, good as new, a bargain to ready purchaser.Apply 163) St.Urbain St.310 \"FOR IGARETTE CASE, ON & Saturday afternoon , Wi SAN © ub AP Es À no nu es 6.= e ua 1544 town) LOST.at or near, C.P.R.station.On side, \u201cWH from \u2018\u201c\u2018T.A.P.\u201d Finder rewarded.977 ot, \u2018Urbain st.3lix Duston\u2019 s strain.DOGS\u2014WANTED, LOST, FOR SALE.wyandotte cockerel; 27 Ohomedy st, 3x\" \u2018 Three shares stock .for eale, carrying all ! privileges.Address K 168, Herald Office.3x |.tifu] piebalds and deep clear males and LOST\u2014FOM 137 CRESCENT STREET; A fox terrier dog, white, with black spots, spswers to the name of Jack, return to \u201cthe Garth Company and be rewarded.5x - WANTED TO RENT.fethales.Just the thing for New Year's \u201cgite.For singing and breeding.Come tn ay time.17 Me avish st.siox \"FOR SALE\u2014SAFES, FIRE AND BURGLAR proof, new and secondhand, ook prices that e etition.A n city.|.Aer oe \u2018safe WOKS, ; 350 St, James.|' - Telephone Main 8i4.te FOR SALE \u2014 FUR LINE COAT.FINR eollar, suitable.for coachman.or \u2018river of any kind.A bargain.Call alter six, 113 Mitchoson ave.- te PERSONAL.| PRRSONAL\u2014MADAME SEPTIMA BEARS A reputation unsurpassed in scientific.palmistry.Have your band read.by the lead- | ing parlmist of the day.Come and be con- | -vinesd, Ladies only 50 cepts, gentlemen _ $1.00.; s0èx _ - fic palmistry, valuable to young persons starting life.Business aptitude,: marriage adaptations fully explained.College ot Phrenolosy and Palmistry, 131 Bleury Street.0Bx- Pg ns hy MONTREAL'S ART PRINTERS= _ ] HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT.Sherbrooke, WANTED \u2014 AN ERRAND BOV: WANTED \u2014 A STATIONARY FRBRAR, - WANTED \u2014 SMART YOUTH AS STENO- WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, SEVERAL G0OD WANTED -\u2014 PRESSMAN, \"GOOD.8TEAPY ROOM 'WANTED\u2014YOUNG GENTLEMAN | in private family Detween- Dérchester, Mansfield and Bleury Streets.State terms per month, Boarding houses need nét .answor.Box K.169 Herald.- 308x SITUATIONS VACANT.WAGES $2 per week.Henry R\u2026 Gray, Chemist, 122 Se._ Lawrence st.desires room Apply at once: at Montreal.Terminal Rall- 4x grapher and typewriter and geveral office essistaut.aoû salary expected, to K 1:0, Herald Of- * fice.Sy bx brass finishers.Apply to Canadian General Klectric_Co., L4d., Peterboro, Cannda.9x man, who.understands cylinder ahd job presses, to take charge of pressroom; steady employment.Apply to Btevens & Price, _ Examiner Office.BheYbrooke, Que.= 7x Apply, stating age, experience, | ls MONTREAL ART PRINTERS\u2014 : HERALD JOB DEPARTMENT.6: ee\u201d Me, WANTED \u2014 =n trans N Apply in writing, stating age and qualifica- fs us teak gons & Co., P.O.Drawer 2, PRL co RK FOR \"an poturer a\" buslsee.machinist prete: rred.A Doly \u2018P.O.Box 488, Moutreal.3x WANTED \u2014 AN RIENCED NURSE.ANTED AN EXPERIE Protestant Infants\u2019 Home, 808 Guy at.3x WANTED\u2014GOOD PLAIN CO0K OR.GOOD general servant.Aduly, bet woth 13 and 3 of In the evening to 1076 Sherbrooke Bt.WANTED OPERATORS IN ALL DEPARTments.Good w apd steady work all the yesr round.We make overalls, pants, shirts, ladies\u2019.shirt waists and costumes, cellars : and culls, Apply at uslp office, The Stand.159 to 215 Delori- end Shirt Co, Limited, _ fer ave, = 102 WANTED _ - OPRRATORS.EXPERIENCED girls can earn from 750 to $2.00 per da \u2018Qur instructors will teach girls wishing ü learn.Please cut out this ad and bring.it with you.and apply at office.The Stand: ard Shirt Co., Limited, 217 Delortmier = WANTED | \u2014 \"AGENTS, IN NVERY CITY, town and village In\u2019 Canada, to handie an easy selling article.From five to tep dole lars a day can be mdde without any trouble._Adôress.Box M.281, Moral | WANTED = TBACHERS WANTING a olidays, can learn-tow to \u2018ploymen* during Soliars a day by writing make five to ten _t Box M 350, WANTED-\u2014A GOOD BOY, ABOUT 15 or 18, for office work.Apply w.J.Taylor, Business Manager, Herald | Office.st WANTED = GOOB PLAIN CODK: WASH: ing given out: teferences required.427 _ Mount Pleasant ave.alex _ WANTHD \u2014 FOR AN ance company,\u2018 a capable, stenographer and - typewriter, writing \u2018both languages; one accustomed to waiting po policies preferred.Ap- .ply Manager, P.O.ox 2363; Clty.x HOME \u2018WORK, KNITTING, GIVEN J JONBST industrious families; dvery locality; wages.Ten: dollar.outiit required.008 Glasgow Woollen Company, Torocts.tf WANTED-GOOD CLERK TO KEEP BOOKS \u201cand do ihvoicing, muat be quick and ac * eurate, State experience and salary wanted.Apply to P.O.Box 953.sex i ENGLISH INSUR- | : (GIBBONS & HARPER, BARRISTERS, 8 by pastry cook; country town or hotel tad athe plea rst class on ad, gakces ker, S BUSINESS CARDS.= A.FINLAYAON (BUCCRSEOR To FINS + layson & gras Customs Broker and pormarder, Ware 413 and e ~ FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.omit An Gld and Well-Tried Remody- WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR H EE Sh SOT-TERS the THY or It SOOTHE WIN OL BA So Sold by 0 ALLAYS 3 frre Pme | Be sure and ask overy INSLOW'S 5 SOOTHINE, SYRUP, wendy Five, Toe ER joi Bell Telophane Company of Canada, Limited.Notice of Dividend.A Dividend of Two Per Cent.has been de- payable at the Company's Office, in al, on the 15th January, 1903, to share- of record the 31st December, 1902, CHAS.P.SCLATER, Secretary-Treasurer.Montreal, 22n4 December, -1902.E.applica.session of Quebec tor NOTIG Montreal, and to be Attorney tor Ap pli sui.Danturday only.except Sunday, Bank - | THE POPULAR ROUTE E i 17:10, 18-005 \u2026.pet H4idB; 27:36 Ar- 0; r.96.30 ) PE MINNEAPOLIS.85 CHARTE BTP hE 10.05 = \"AP.93.80 a.ran VA un Place Viger 13.8 a.m.x] ue m., hy m.Lv.rs = ay Cyr 2 0 pm vos .m.Ar.0 am, {iL p.m 00 p.m.6 pu.ERG Lv es a.m.\u201812.00 pm.69.30 Dm Ar 48.30 a.m., 12.10 D.M+ p.m.Lv.19.00 a.m., %7.45 p.m.Ar.\u201c010 19.15 p.m, DRE Ly: 15.43 a.m., 19.9 a:m., 40.44 » 410.00 a.m., (11.30.p.m., 14.00 Tn a.5 p.m.(2)5.15 p.Yh., 10.00 y.m.Ar.* 90\" Re Hi.45 am.ey MA.; n.mm; nd \u201cago \u2014 vs $3.30 a.m., 14.30 DB.| S p.m.Ar.(x)S.% a.m., 111.53 a.m., 1% JOLrE 8.50 a.m BERTHIER Iv.thav'n.m.12.0 p.10.: ST Tp Ar.1210 p.m., 16.20 p.m fn.GoM \u2014 sre AG Ar.tor £0 pe p.m., +5.30 p.m., (a)6.20 p.m.Ar.9.19.50 a.m.17.08 p.m., $9.45 p ATHE-Lv.(m)3.00' am, Fes D - m m.LAPELLE Zin (n)8.00 a.m., {5.80 pm: Ar.19.09 (0)7.05 p.m.extant\u201d: fWeek days.fSunday only.tDaily \u2019 \u201cpt Saturday.xDafly except Monday.Nally \u2018except Eaturday and Sunday.(m)Tuesdays and Thurés (n) Thursdays only.days.eer J [LY TITY PACIFIC.EPI PHANY, JANUARY 6 1908.\u201cRound trip tickets will be sold between ail.stations in the Province of Quebec; also from ail stations in*the Province of Quebec fo Ottawa,- Ont, and intermediate stations, and- from Ottawa and intermediate stations to stations in the Province of Quebec at : Single First Class Fare On January 5th and 6th,- good: to return uati} January 7th, 1903.Through SPRINGFIELD, Mass.\u201d Coach and Slesping Carfrom \"Windsor St.7.45 p.m.dally\u201d CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICP, \u201c| 129 ST.JAMES STREET, next Post- Office.se En Il EPIPHANY, JANUARY 6th, 1808.SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARE.Between: all stations in the Frovince of Quebec and from all stations in the Province of Quebee to Ottawa and intermediate stations on the C.A.Ry.' 1 Umit, Jan, 7, 1903.MONTREAL and NEW YORK Shortest Line.Quickest Service 2 Day \u2018trains, daily, except Sunday, each war.1 Night Train dailÿ, each war.ARR.NEW YORK * *Daily.*7.20 8.10, tDaily except Sunday, MONTREAL AND SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Through Coach, Parlor and Sleeping : \u2018Car Service.Trains \u201cleave Bonaventure Station at 9.08 am.week days and 8.40 p.m.daily: For\u2018 Comfort, Travel by the\u201d Grand Trans Railway System.CITY TICKET OFFICES, St.James Street, Telephone Main 460 snd.461, or Bonaventure .Station, té.Foy he a #10 Pas mes RAILWAY EPIPHANY JANUARY 6th, 1903.\\ SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE : Between all \u201cStatiôns in the Province of Quebec: #'Tickets good going January 5th and sth.\u201c| Return limit, January 7th, 1803: TO THE TROPICS.Plekiord and Black steamers safl front - Halifax every other Monday-morning-\u2014for Bermuda, the Windward Island, Barba- .does, Trinidad, and Demerara, QUEBEC SERVICE\u2014 Trains leave Montreal at 7.40 a.m:, 12.00 \u201cnoon and 11.45 p.m.\" Returning traing leave Levis at 12.10 p.m.apd 4.20 p.m, IMPROVED NIGHT SERVICE\u2014 The Express leaving daily, except Sunday\u2019, at 11.4 p.m., with sleeping car attached, arrives in\u201d Quebec at 7.05 a.m.Passengers can occupy the sléeper at 9.00 p.m, and .remain >n car until 3,00 a.m.All Traing depart from Bonaventure tation.: 143.ST.JAMES STREET.J.W.BRYSON, H.A PRICE, C.P.A.A.G.P.A.\u2018 _ \u2018Montreal.ie tee se Les Grand Trunk Railway yo.In Effect Oct.12th, 190.WEST.TORONTO, HAMILTON, BUFFALO,- DE \" TROIT CHICAGO \u2014 Lv.am, *9.00; p.m, $8.00, *.,.30.Ar.a.m.*7.30; p.m.*3.00, CORNWALL, \u2018BROCKVILLE, KINGSTON, BEELEVILLE, TORONTO \u2014 Lv.a.m.17:40 29.00; p.in\u201418.00, *10.30, AT atu : 6.00, 16.53.\"CORNWALL, BROCKVILLE-Ly, am.$7.40, *9.00; p.m.5.15, 18.00, *10:30.Ar.a.m.#7.30, $9.50; p.m.*6.00, 16.55.\" COTEAU JCT., OTTAWA \u2014 Lv.am.{8.30; p.m, *4.10.Ar.a.m.*11.30:.-p.m.17.15.te.30; , + 5.V0 a.m.\u2019 \"#730, 0, 9.50 \"VAUDREUIL.\u2014 Lv.a.m, 17.hil 18.30, #11230; p.m.x2.20, |]6.30, *6.0d, se z, 6.63, 10.30, 111.25.Ar.LACHINE WHARF \u2014 Lv.\u2018a.m.$5.20, 18.00; p.m.#2 .10,: [12.10, FR 16.20.a.16.20, 17.20, 18.50; p.m.15.51, dos LACHINE AND DORVAL\u2014Lv, 18.80,\" 49.80; 7m.Heo.}]1.30, 13.56, 18.00, 19.00, $#1K25.Ar.a.m.19:50; p.m.111.25, 22:20, pt455, 115.30, 16:85, 15.00, 110.85 + EAST AND SOUTH.POINT LEVI (QUEBEC) \u2014 4 s,m.8,01 r.a.m.*7.00, + LARD POND; ; PORTLAND Lv.am.13.00; .p.m.6.RICHMOND, ARTHADASIA SHERBROOKR ISLAND POND\u2014LV.a.m.\u2019 \"48.00; p.m, 4.18, #8,01.- At.a.m.*7.00: p.m.11.00, 18.30, Us 5.8.6.22 ST.Hv ANTES Lv, &.m.*8.00; p.m, 15.16, *S.01.Ar.a.m.*7.00, 18.35; bom, 16.50.MASSENA SPGS.\u2014Lv.à.m.+7.00.Ar.LAPRAIRIE, HEMMINGFORD, Mame &:30- ORMSTOWN, : a.m 47.00; p.m.14.00.Ar.a.m, t8.£0;.p.m.14.8 NR \u2018YORK = Lv.a.m.17.15, $11.00.OSTON- Lu au.19-012 pans i ae, frs.\u2014Lv.&.Di.p.m.3.40.1.0 pm Haris tou L Aram, ST.AL \u2014Lv.am.15:01 p.m: 11.85, #8.40.Ar.a.m.*7.05; p.3 Peto, $10.15.i pm.$1.88, m ST.JOHNS\u2014Lv.a.m.17.5, Jeu, mu, 00 iL .85, 14.45, 16.05, *7:35, + ut 19.05; p.m.11.65, he 15, 41.6, 1k ROUSES POINT \u2014 Lv.a.m.13.15; \"41.98.'CHAMBLY=-Ly.am.$7.00, A.Ar.a.m.$2.40, 18.58; p.m.Seis.tDally except Sunday.only.i aturdays gair.xExze t Baturd afixcept Monday.Acopt ile, j Sun aires Dorval only.\u2026 .- | v.48:30 a.m., 15.10 p.m.AW LVE.MONTREAL fam.mo pa ; INTERCOLONTA i | erry TICKET OFFICE, .A330 pm tes.net a HUNTINGDON, FORT COVINGTON \u2014.Lv.ES _ Lv.19.00 a.m., 49.15 Ta.; 8 \u2019 ~ A -\u2014Fickets Sood going-Jan: 5 and 6: \u201cReturg ~~~ + a0, \" .Montreal, \u2026 nie] + La \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014Beniors-an k : Last: Year's Champions Calsom- © 7 «ined the Green Jerseyed Team.x - Jn what was a mere practice for last year\u2019s champions, Montreal defeated she Shamrocks in the opening game of tie season by 10 to 0.It was not a good ch.It couldn't very well have been Don that ice.For it was heavy for ting and very dead for passing.Un- er such conditions it le not fair to criticize or praise either, individuals or feam except in a general way.- \u201cBut this much can be said.Montreal ts quite as strong, perhaps stronger, than last year.Shamrocks show no tnmprovetnent.They are too light to begin with, and the forwards don\u2019t play their positions, but chase all over the foe.They managed to hold Montreal \u2026 down to two goals in the first half, but 4t .was a case of seven men on the defence with the exception of a few minutes.In the second half the heavy ice proved too much for their strength and the champions scored almost at will.Le little fellows in green put up a ame fight, but it was useless.The difference between the teams is shown by the fact that Montreal scored with Boon ahd Gardiner :n the timekeepér\u2019s box.MONTREAL'S SCORING.With one exception the Montreal for- \u2019 wards \u2018scored all thelr goals by combination rishes to the very net, Gardner scored a beauty from the side.but all the others were carried within reach of the goalkeeper before the shot was made, and that is the way the score mounted up.Viau and Brennan, couldn't clear fast enough and when O'Rellly stopped the puck it was batted through again.That was the great fault of the Shamrock defence.\u201cThe Montreal forwards played a fine combination game on \u2018the heavy ice, which promises great things on fast footing.Hooper did some gcod shoot- but otHerwise was ordinary.Gard-.L ., - co iffiton did most of the effec ji per and va though Charlie | tive forward work, \u2018 would insist to try shots which \u2018should have gone to centre.On the defence Poon had a good deal to do and did it well.Hodge proved a very effective pint.: ° .\u201c.THE SHAMROCK OUTLOOK.\u201c= * he .Shamrock outiook is -not bright.Neither the forwards nor the defence showed any promise of improvement.Walter Cummings and Bright are too light to mix it up even With the light Montreal team, ard .the whole quartette fs weak in shooting ability.The de- .gence is too slow.and uncertain.MANY PENALTIES.There was a good attendance in spite\u2019 of: the rain.and.2,500 seats were occu- pled.The match wait -exciting and once was only one accident.George Cummings put up his hand to #top a lifted puck and got'it in the face, cutting his cheek open at the mouth.The play was one-s tng as is shown in the summary: First Half.LS Goal.Team + Scorer.Time.BJ.Montreal.Hooper.\u2026.\u2026 4.00 -9.Montreal.- \u2026 HoO0fp2r.+ \u20184.00 | Second Half \u2019 8.Montreal.Mirshall.\u2026.3.00 + © _4.Montreal.,., Marshall.on 7.00 RTE Montront-\u2014ÉLIMton.\u2026.\u2026 400 su Montraal.Gardner.»» 2.00 .\u2026\u2026.Montre\u2018.\u2026Honper.4:00 .Montreal.Gardner.1.00 s\u2026.Montreal.Hodper.2.00 10:.Montreal.Marshall.1.00 INTERMEDIATE \u2018SERIES.Montreal Defeated Victorias and \" : .Shamrocks.Won.From 7 Westmount.i The Intermediate season opened on Saturday in \u2018he central series.THe results showed that Montreal is not likely to be seriously challenged by any team tn the central seties.MONTREAU Il.6\u2014VICTORIA IL 0.Montreal IL defeated Victoria Il.by 4 sccre.of % to 0.The teams were! - Montreal IL.\u2014Dotihelly.goal; WW Meldrum.point; Horsfall, coverpoint; Strike, Hooper, R.Meldrum, Blatch-.tord, forwards.; Victoria IL.\u2014Davidson, goal: Harrington, point: Ewing, .coverpoint: Browne, Arnold, Fiske.B.Strachan: for- | wards.\u2019 : : = : \" Referen\u2014F.MéKenna,-Shamrocks.Montreal vas very strong, Strike and Blatchford :=specially, While their defence could give some senlors a rub.It i wae 1 to 0 at half time.There was next thing to a free fight in\u2019 the gecond half,\u2019 B.Strachan took a} and R.Meldrum and proJonged rest.Ton s not exactly rough, but ; enough hard checking to! there was & ing 4 \"#7 ¥irby had five men on the fence.There | idel and uninterest- | EHAMROCK II 3HWESTMOUNT, 4 » Shamrock II, sprung a surprise ou faturday ' afternoon by- Winning front Westmount uy 5 to 4.Nefther team is very strong his year, and the match was not up to the one that preceded fit.At half time he score was 4 to 2.The teams were: \" Shamrocks\u2014M.derson, poiny; Casselman, Lynctt, orwards.; Co estmonnt-\u2014Judah;- goal; \u2014Burland, int; oss, coverpoint: L.Patrick, Patrick.Brophy.Outhet.forwards.Peferce\u2014F Shzckell, Montreal.\u201c Quebec Seniors Strong.\u201d Kenny.- goal: Hen- Davidson, coverpoint; Barehetin, Ttowe, Three Rivers, January (Special ) An exhibition gam La - ee nd Lhree Rivers of the Interme- iate League.TET dint.pos: ended with.a score of 3 to 1 in favor oi the \u2018senior team.It was one of the best matches which Sas been sees \" *Was replaced \u2018| game, evening up the score, _{._ Vics, -3; Ottawa, 3.\u2018 : ay Jette Rink between the Quebec - Vic's goal.\u201cSenior: Hockey Season À = 3 THNED 1 SPEEDY OTTAWAS Ina] Hard Fought Match They - Mads the Score À to : 3- _ \\at-the Capital, \u201cOttawa, January.&\u2014(Special.)\u2014The Victorias of Montreal won an'evenly- contested match from the Ottawa hockey team in Dey's rink on Saturday evening.The game belonged to either team up to the call of time, when the score stood 4 to 8 for the Victorias.The last goal was scored by Stuart for the Vics by a neat lift from almost the centre of the rink.Hutton did not appear to be looking for it, .and was a surprised boy when the puck came past hte shoulder.and dropped under the; ne .The teams, however, were very.evens ly matched, and -had.it not been for the excellent playing of the Victoria defence the boot of victory might possibly have been on the other foot.The Ottawa forward, line, especially West- wick and W.{lmour, shot almost every time they got the puck, but Nichol was llke a board fence before the goal.He stopped repeated shots and certainly out-Huttoned Hutton, who plays a rattling fine game in goals for Ottawa.Co To GREAT DEFENCE.GAME.\u2018The defence of both teams was much better than their forward lines.Hutton, Pulford and Spittal for Ottawa played a grand game, while Nichol,\u2019 Strachan and Molson played just as well for the Vics.\u201cRat\u201d Westwick, on.the Ottawa forward line, played three-quarters of the game for Ottawa.Of the three Gilmours, Willie was the best.Davie\u2019 and Suddie were the weak.points of the Ottawa forward line.At times they showed up.well, but they did not seem to stay with it, and often just when a little more speed would \u2018have helped the Ottawas out, when\u2019 \u2018Westwick had them going as it were.he would lose the puck for sheer want of support.- .The Victoria forward line play well.They keep up an excellent combination and.skate fast, büt they are not as aggressive as they might be.For pic- -turésque rushes they cannot.be excelled, but when it comes \u2018to rapid stick handling in a pinch \u2018they do not séem to be able tô move fast \u2018enough, witb id the exception of-Bowie: ~~ -\u2014 \u2014\u2014.The ice on Saturday night was « great drawback.Jt was heavy, and.\u2018towards the last of thé game was cov= ered with water, 80 that the puck would not slide at all.: To make time it\u2019 had to be lifted.Rg \u2019 .Harry Trihey made an excellent referee, and ruled fairly for both teams.He was only called upon to punish.three times.during the match, and these were fot.for serious offences.* The teams as they lined up.were.:\u2014 - Ottawa.\u2018 .© Victorias.B.Hutton.Goal .J.Niche! H.Pulford.Point .W.Strachan C.Spittal.Cov.point.P.Molson W.Gilmour.Forward .B.Russell H, Westwick.eeseses R.Bowie D: Gilmour.\u201c +.E: Stuart S.Gilmour._ \u2026.G Allen Referee\u2014H.Ttihey.: His Exeellency Lord, Minto, Who attended the match with the Government House party, faced the puck for the opening game, the.Earl got well off the ice before they started, when Stuart secured the puck from D.Gilmour only to lose it to Westwick,\u201d who led an attack on the 1 Molson and Strachan saved the situation, the latter sending .the puck well into Ottawa territory on a\u2019 clear lift.\u2018The Vic forwards rushed it down and held it on the Ottawa pole.The puck got back to centre a couple of times, but was well looked after by Molson, who played an excellent game | at cover.The .game .was in Ottawa territory until Bowie sent it past Hut- | ton.from a side\u2019 lift.Time, 444 minutes.; : Vies, 1; Ottawa, 0.\u2018cured the puck carrying it well down the ice, passing\" it to Westwick, who brought it down on Victoria defence with a whirlwind rush.He was checked by Strachan and 'pasesd to M.Gilmour, who scored from a neat side shot in thirty seconds.\u2019 Vics, 1; Ottawa, 1.- This opened things out and both teams got into the game.Finæily the Vics secured the puck, and Bowie and Stuart.scored after five minutes\u2019 play, Vics, 2.; Ottawa, ' The fourth game opened with another Ottawa rush, but the ginger seemed out of both teams.The heavy ice was tell.| Ing on them.After 144 minutes\u2019 play S.Gilmour.tallled.\u2018 .Vics, 2; Ottawa, 2.\u2018 Just at the opening-of the fifth game, W.Gilmour had his leg cut with a skate, which caused about_ten minutes\u2019 | delay.The puck tzavelled from one end of -the rink to the other, now in Ottawa territory, and then on Victoria ice.\u2018Finally, Molson; of Vics, seem to get tired of the slow gait-the forwards were.going, and out he rushed, and, taking the puck well.down the {ice he.shot for a goal.and got it.This game took twelve migrtites, and finished the first.alf.5 - - Vics, 3; Ottawa, 2,.- ; When the teams came out after the rest, the Otta was set the pace and play- | \u20acd_good, hard hockey, considering .the sloppy condition of the 1ce.After five ; The next .and last game was very slow.The jce was simply rotten.Af- tet twenty-seven minutes\u2019 play Stuart ofthe Vics shot goal, giving the-Vics a lead of one.\u2018There was just four minutes \u2018left to play.During this time the Ottawas tried hard to score, but could not.a \u201c FIRST HALF.; Goal.Team.Winner.Time hete for a long time.At the end oi the 112 Victoria.Bowle 4% mi Grat halt the score was, 31 in favor of W 2.\u2018Ottawa, W.Glimour.1p min.The teams lined up as foilows:\u2014 3.Siotorid.Stuart 2000 5 min.uebee Sr.Position.-\u2014\u2014Three Rivers 5 Victoria.M iImour.-1% min.ôran .\u2026.\u2026.Goal .\u2026.oo.Drysdale .F, #Victoria.Molson.:.12', min, Doyke .eee Bolt coo Ho Blair SECOND HALF.| -Nolan.».+ C, Point .Baxter 6.Ottawa.\u2026.Westwick.5 min.Copeman .aie) 7-00.Victoria.Stuart.:.2 27° min.\u2026vceuo,i00 .soar oso SHH i rie nee : Jordan.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2018\u201c- .\u2026-.*Kieman.- +\" \u20ac \u2018yg To ' Garneau.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ree.Bellefeuille ; Skating i in decond meer half by T.Be: d.Referee\u2014Thos.Argall.er \u2018 he next \u2018contest \u2018of importance.to take place at Quebec will be betiveen Hanley ahd Phillips at 117 \u2018pounds for à side bet of $100.The contest is to take place on Feb.14.: VALUABLE ADVICE TO RHEUMAT.-\u2019 * ICS.© Eat meat sparingly, and take very : little sugar.Avold intoxicants, keep \u201caway.from dampness, ndantly, and always rely on Ner- iijne #6 à quick reliever of Rheumatic res.Being five times stronger\u2019 than wdinary remedies, Norviline'a.power b'tèr pain is simply.beyond belief; It whether internal or bottles, price 25c.side tra de drink water | also, Sclatica, Lumbago, Neural: .\u2026 - 7 ve Races at 8t.Lawrence Rink.The first skating races of the season will take place at the \u2018St.Lawrence Skating Rink, on Friday night.The programme\u2019 will be as follows: mile race for boys, under sixteen years; one mile, two mile, half-mfle, backwards, \u2018There will be silver medals for first prizes, and gold pins for second\u2019 prizes.There is a special race track\u2019 on this rink, and races and the pleasure skating can go on at the same time.Hecretary Nathanson, of the Harlem | Jockey Club, haa announced the addi- \u201ction of a rich stake to the Harlam's Club regular term.It fe to be called the \u201cHar.em National handican,\u201d the distance is to be a.1 3-16 miler, snd the.,value of the race wil be: $10,000 this year, 315,000 next year, and $20,000 the yess tollowing.°C Te 1 .\"pläce the wéek ending January 31, 1908.| Witt to call a meeting of the executive An deflance cup.: The players waited till { | day,\u201d he said, \u2018and I have called : * \u2018The next game opened with a Vic| -rush on Ottawa goal, but Pulford se- Stuart rushed it down oh Hutton, and | \"there all the same.\" {low [may spoil any.teams, championahip minutes\u201d play Westwick scored the sixth One| A - mA, \u2019 \u2019 _ =! À ie The AT 4 ; : * TRUSTEES ISSUE M CCTIMATUNN Montreal Must Play Thece Matches: or Lose-Cup\u2014Likelyto.: | - -Defy Leqgue © \u2014 ~ \"The Stanley Cup situation\u2019 has been acting the lightning change artist the last few days.It appears with a new feature every time the mail arrives from Ottawa.And to-day is no exception.The mail brings an ultimatum from Trustee Ross, to which the Montreal Club must reply to-morrow.BN The trustees of the Btanley Cup have wired Winnipeg as follows :\u2014 .\u201cTrustees Stanley Cup hereby.accept Winnipeg Victorias\u2019 challenge for best two matches in three prior to February 10th or \u2018to receive cup by default.Trustees have no objection to Victorias: agreeing to one match if they choose.\u201d -The Montreal Club has also been no- tifled | of this decision and asked to answer to-morrow.Mr.Ross states that Mr.J.P.Dickson, who moved the, motion for one match, had béen informed by him previously that.the trustees would not ask | Winnipeg to accept such terms.} RESULT.OF LEAGUE'S ACTION.This action of the trustees was based on the action of the C.A.H.L.on Friday, which was notified to the trustees by the following letter from Montréal :\u2014 .à ; P.D.Ross, Esq., for Trustées, Stanley.Cup, Ottawa, Ont.: ; Dear Sir,\u2014On behalf of the Montreal Hockey Club, I beg to inform you that.at a meeting of the Canadian Anrateur Hockey Ledgue, convened at- the.instance of our club, asking for permission to defend the Stanley Cyp prior to February 10, it was décided to grant the Mountrear Club permission to defend the cup, under certain restrictions; namely, thax only one match | be played; that prices for admission to said match do not exceed the\u2019 prices charged for regular league fixtures; and that the trustees be asked to give the league assurance to the effect that hereafter Stanley Cup challenges shall only: be considered as far as this league (the 'C.A.H.L.) is concerned after the regular schedule is finished.\u2019 If this meets with your.approval we would suggest that the contest take Kindly favor us with your views on the matter at your earliest convenience, and oblige, yours respectfully, \u201c CHAS: C.CHITTY, - Président Montreal Hockey Club.MONTREAL CLUB TO MEET.= The ultimatum from the trustees necessitates immediate action qn the part of the Montreal Club, and President U.C.Chitty has instructed Secretary De committee for this evening at the M.A.A.A.club-house.committee will decide whether to play of the league or default the MONTREAL MAY ~~ DEFY THE LEAGUE [EY The chances are that Montreal willy play the matches as ordered by the trustees.When Mr.Chitty was spoken to this morning he would make no statement - , ; \u201cWe will recelve Mr.Ross\u2019 letter to- meeting to decide what we will do.cannot say what action.the executive.will take, but it will be settled one way or the other to-night.; \u201cThe league .weakened {ts position when it.gave us permission to play, even conditionally.The trustees have taken advartage of that, and are applying force.\u201d .i \u201cThen .you will matches?\u201d : \u2019 \u201cNo; I don't say that exactly.- The committee\u201d meeting\u201d to-night will settle that:\"\"\u201d , ° .play.the three The Wellande Won.The Welland Hockey Club sent a team to St.John's, Que., New.Year's day for a game with the St.John's boys.The re sult was a-win for the Welland Hockey Club after an -exciting game\u2014being.1 to nil.Dan Meldrum played a star game for Weland.-The defénoe played a: good game, : - Caught in the Goal Nets._ Tt was fast hockeÿ at the Arena for the Ohauncey Kirby put for a while.; Vies had a \u2018tight squeeze, but they \u2018got off'a man à minute the sume proportion! \u2018According to the ice Jf the attendance will only keep up in last Yvear's scores were Ottawa 5, Vics rocks.1.for the same \u2018matches 4; Montreal-14,Sham- It is definitely settled that Phillips will vot Play with Montreal.\u2018Rules won't al- iim to play MoGill and \u2018another team as well.Ce .10 Shamrocks are not strong, but they have speed, and with a little Jack in shooting chances.) .The action of the Canadian Amateur Hockey League regarding the Stanley Cup games, is the subject of much adverse criticism in Winnipeg.- Red Stars beat St.Lawrence five \"goals \u2018to-one-in\u2014the-first\u2014game_of-the- Juvenile League, played on Saturda night at the.St! Lawrence Rink.A team from the Sunday school class of St.\u2018Matthew's Church team from the Christian Endeavor, Association of the same church-at the Bt.Lawrence Rink, ofdSaturday night, the Sunday school team w goals to three.: \u2014\u2014prmemmemms LL SHAMROCK Jil.FRAMES Have Been Set Up and.the P 22 Laid\u2014Will\"be Ready : in April.- Glasgow, Jan.3-\u2014The- frames, of latino the plating laid.The cHallenger will he ready for launching before April, the | that 8t.Patrick's Day would be an appropriate date for the launching.Mails for Europe.Mails for Great Britain and TPurope close at the Montrealt post-office the curren week as follows: \u2014 ei © oo Monday\u2014-9.20 a.m.Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosee, North German Lloyd line; 6 p.m., supplementdry.| ca \u2018 ; .juesday 0:30 sm, T ine; p.m., supplementaty.- : AS edneadss 4 pm, La Lorraine, Trans.antic line, EE .\"Friday\u20149.90 a.m., Umbris, Canard \u2018line; 6 pm supplementary, Lo .\u2018Sundar, January 11 Allan fine.- J in the supplementar 0 a.m.Tunisian, ! s letters may he At this meeting the |.| Feb.24 to 28.and \u2018the statements [ of the Winunipegs, Saturday was a March }- v.> \u2018peace committees of the American.and +} Cylor, of Baltimore, playéd al inning by tive| ° Shamrock Il.have now been set up, and}.time first named.The Times suggests | onic, White Star | 4 fs * 05 w 5\" - 5 \u201c.i LCs HT FOR ~~ bqdy Wonders.How Hawick 0 Didthe Trek .* + ; pe : on - + \u201c Jedéburgh, \u2018 Scotland,* January * 8.The Jed Forest team, which the Canadians played to-day, was congldered a strong one.\u2018There was a crowd of twenty-five hundred to witness the contest.Ths ground was slippery and the weather dull.The game was fast and furious.The Canadians, vowing veh- geance for Thursday's defeat, played a splendid game and won by a scare of 8 to 8.In the first half neither side scored.- In the second Ogilvie made a try and Tait converted.Schofield next made a try, \u2018Talt failing to convert.People here are wondering how Haw- fick contrived to defeat the Canadians on Thursday.The.Jed Forest team has beaten.Hawick for \u2018three seasons.HAVING A GOOD TIME.\" -The Canadians are having à.great.time In Scotland.Last night the team attended the Hawick Theatre, and at tha cloge of the first act appeared.on the stage headed by a Hawick piper.Russel Britton, son of C.E.Britton, of Ganau- oque, sang \u201cThe Maple Leaf,\u201d the hoys supporting him with a hearty chorus, and the big audience enthusiastically itude for the manager's introduction, used that gentleman as the victim, amid hilarious applause.The Provost of Jedburgh, \u2018entertained: the team at luncheon this afternoon.- ° ' POWERS OUT OF IT.Powers\u2019 injury, sustained: in \u2018the match on New Years Day, is not ser- Fous, and it is expected he will be out in à few days, though he will not be able to play.He is in the Edinburgh Infirmary.7, .The next is to-day at Harrow- gate.| gime to Westmount Club Ball.A \"meeting :of the aboveæclub was held at\u2019 the Victoria Hall, Westmount, when it was decided \u201cto hold their annual ball on Feb.6th.Major Tenny, at 50 to l,.Would Have Won in Two More Strides, vo _ New Orleans, Jan.3.\u2014Marcos won the Audobon Handicap, worth $1350 to the winner, by a narrow margin to-day.| Two \u2018or three.strfdes Mould have given the verdict'to { Sonny at 50 to 1.Weather ctouds,! itrhbi \u2018hèavy.Summary: .TL First.race, 7 furlongp: veJing\u2014Ran- kin, 4 to 5; Pyrrho, 8 to 1} Pest, 15 to 1:- time, 1.35.pue à La aa Second race; 1 mile\u2014Hénotulu, 5.to 1; John \u2018Peters, 1 to 2; Potente, 4 to-1: time, 147.- | .Third race, 8 furlongs, handicap\u2014The LAdy, 6 to 5: Farmer Jim, 11 to 8.Play- like, 6 to 1: time, 1.19.|.-Fourth race, 11-16 miles, Audobon Handicap\u2014Marcos, 15 to 1;.Major.Tenny, 0'to 1; Scotch Plaid, 4 to 1; time, 1.54 1-6.: .>.Fifth race, mile and a half, selling\u2014 Potheen, 2 to 1; Georgia Gardner, 8 to 1; Latsoh, even: time, 2.48 1-5.Sixth race, 6- fürlongs\u2014Mrs.Frank Foster, Suburban.Queen, 6.to 1: Glen- don, 3 to 2.Time 1.19 8-5.° Cresceus for Montreal.Ottawa Jah.5. $ \u201cMr, C.D.Monk's messages said: Americans in London, with few exceptions dre higher.Steels, N.Y.C., Pennsylvania, Canadian Pacific and\u2019 Atchison are the features.The favorable bank statement was: dué to the deposit \u2018of holiday cash and gain from the Interior.AN -veted questions in the canal treaty negotiations were practically adjusted, and it is believed that the.treaty will shortly be concluded.kins; of the Hotse Judiciary Committee, says tlie Hoar Anti-Trust bill vio- | fee.both state and féderal constitutions.Supt.Kilburn reports state fn- ancial institutions to be in first-class condiiton.Metropolitan \u2018system, will meet gtate rallroad commission to-day to discuss plans to remedy surface railroad \u2018troubles.\u2018The Reading Company broke all rdcords, transporting 3,500 ears of anthracite in 48 hours.The London Statist says everywhere thé Néw Year begins with more ho omist says, ih pure y speculative markets, Yankees, Kaffirs, etc.are to-be found signs \u2018kot the Stock Exchange may quite possibly enjoy its wonted activity for at least three months of day has undoubtedly changed for the better, and in all directions the feeling abroad has also veered around ahd.our market should respond to firmer.prices from London, oney is at last ¢ofning servatively bullish + ; \u2018The tone of the time money market is easing.We hear of loaris being made at 8 per cent.for 60 days.at 5% per cent.for 90 days and 6% per cent.for department, but the market generally | > $ 1$ | On limited trading Dominlon Steel somewhat | by the good showing of the bank state- better to-day than they have Dbeeh.for |.\u2018Thère was ttle .pressufe | all around\u2014the\u2014room\u2014this\u2014 morning crease in gross earnings there have.Sales to | Chairman Jen- | President Vreeland, of the \u2018thé eful feeling.Econ-' the-present year-\u2014The feeling over- Sun-|- this way in cofisiderable voiume and, \u2018easier rates Will prevail.-We are con-| -\u2026.JYEAR 1903 CONTINUES TO-SHOW \u201c BULLISANESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE & Halifax Railway at 106.3 Moutreal Power at 87%.\" 45 Moritreal Power ât 87%! 26 Dom.Steel com.at 61%.50 Dom.Steel com.; Dom.Steel com.Dom.Steel com.Toledo Railway at H%.Detroit Rallway at 89%.Detroit Rallway at soi.Detroit Railway at 8944.Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.ut 97, , Nova Scotia at AOTz.: Nova Scotla at \"1087 T5.Ogilvie pfd.at 134.\") 2,000 Svotia Bands at 19%.100 Twin City at 1181, 90 Twin City.at 118%, .125 Twin City at 119, 15 Toronto Railway at 1164.: 2 Toronto Railway at 1161.25 Dom.Stee) pid, at 954.V9 Dom.Steel pfd.at Mi, 50 Dom.Steel prd.at sus, \u201c- 59 Union Bank at 128.: : * A Merchauts Bank at 162.Lo IMPORTANT CHAGES- - IN SUGAR TRADE \u201c The most important increase In the sugar.trade that has taken place in years octurred to-day, when the Sos] called equalitÿ or factor plan was done away\u201d with by the American | tional, and granulated will be quoted at $4.\u201805 pet 100- 1bs.net thirty days, less.1 -per cent.for cash, without rebate: This plan by which the grocers protection at the hands of the res -finers to the extent of 25c per 100 1bs., although starting originally with but jihe per 100 1bs., rebates allowed by fefmers to grocers.It is because the grocers themselves have not adhered to the terms they .themselves made, and sold strictly by thelr factor \"plan terms, that the retiners have come .to this decision.The South has never \"from its initiation years ago \u201cabfded by it.Thé West generally have been in and out of fu New England alone has adhered strictly to its terms with] New York, and Pennsylvanta following it quite clo ely.But the.doing away with, it and sellihg at neét cash basis will PIR the entire trade of the country on the sameéven Basis for buying and Ravi every Jobber ftee to make his own \u201cGRAIN w ltogonro.Toronto ont January.\u20188, Wheat\u2014 freights; holders asking cent more.Goose, 65c No.2 east; Spring, 68 1-2c ' Np.1; 68e No.2 east.\u2018Man toba, 8lef No, 1 hard, 9c.No.1 northern, \u2018Port Huron and Owen Sound; 6¢ niore grinding transit; No.1 hard, 84c; No, l'nor- \u2018thern, B2.1-2c, all rail North.Buy.Flour\u201432.70 asked, $2.63 bid cars, 90 per cent.patents, buyers\u2019 bags, east or middle freights! choice.brands.held lsc t0-20c higher; Manitoba flour, $4.20.cars Hungarian putents; $3.90 strong buk- ers, bags included, track Toronto.Millfeed\u2014$16 bid\u2018 shorts, $14 bran, bulk, east or middle freights; Manitoba mill feed, $19 cars .shorts, $17 bran, sacks included, Toronto freights, ~ Barley\u2014é5e No, 3 extra, 42c No.3 east or middle freights, ' Buckwheat\u201452¢ Nou, 2 east, 60c high freights west, and jlc \u201cmiddle freights.Rye\u201449¢ No.2 east and middle freights.Corn\u201448c new Canada \u2018yellow, 58c old west; American, 5èc new No.8 yellow, 5lc No.3.mixed car lots, track TO- | Jgonto.Oata\u201431c to\u2019 31 \u20181-2¢ No.¢ white east, 30c-to 80 1-2c high frcights west, 30 1- 2e to 31c middle freights.Outmeal\u2014$4,10 cars.bags, 34:25 relg, track, Toronto; 25c more for broke .en lots.Peas\u201473c No.2 middle treights, @\u2014 | BUSINESS CHANGES | \u201cTHROUGHOUT CANADA | + : T Beaudoin & Croteau, \u2018 general - merchants, Black Like, Qile., ure offering to compromise ut 40c on the dollar.-Prosper S.° Albert, grager und fish 1 : D.D.Landry.A.Desmarteau is curator of Celestin | Beaulieu, general mer chant, St.Agathe des Monts, Que, T.J.Cronin, liquor - merchant, St John, N.B,, is offering to compromise ut \u2018Sugar Refining Company and \"the Na-| of the country have for years.received | -87¢ for.No.3 red and white, middle [ bars, 4 dealer, Caraquet, N.bi.-hus_ assigued_to | grocérs, Dart- of T.Geritles & Sony, mouth, Nove Scotia.Bedingfield & rovers, provislon ealers, etc, of.Ot- wa, have assigned and thelr creditors held a meeting on December 29.John 1.Fotter retires, and S.GQ.Morton continues under the old style.Vezina & Gorieuy, general merchants, of Three Rivers, Que., have dissolved.| | Tellier & Co, vinegar munufactur- ers, of St.Hyucinthe, Qué, have dissolved.Joseph Shaw, general merchant\u2019 and Amplement deuler, Beausejour, Man, is sUcceeded by Joseph Shaw & Co.: J.W.Carnish; miller and general merchant, Leskard, Ont, has sold out his milling busiiers to A.\u2018W.Carveth.\"KR.('.Brumpton, general merchant, of Red Deer, N.W.T., hus sold out to Oulmette & Wallace, \u2018who take possea- Fon on\u2019 February 15, E.R.Welsman, wholesale and retail! | liqtior\u2019 merchant, Rat \u201cPortage, Ont.has mactan, application to transfer.his\u2019 license \u2018to 'H.A.Russel WHEAT AND CORN - ABOUT STEAD \u2014 May wheat opened in Chirag this | morning at 75 1-8 déclined to 74 3-4.and | recovered to 75 at 12.30.-July wheat ut 12,30 stvad at:72 1-4 to 72 3-8.May corn bpbned at 42 7- 8, and held | Just \u2018about \u2018steady, ; $ $ The H.D.'Metceaife Company, Limited, received thd: \u201cfollowing from the Winnipeg.offlce, giving | the: wheat at 70 1-2¢, sna No.1 northern at 68 1-2¢ In store, Jeary.\u2014 FEATHRES OF HE | MONTREAL MARKETS 2, evorep 3 GRAIN.ThE arte Is the same, and No.2 white oats were quoted at 35 1-2c- ex, store, 30 12e high freights, and 31l'1-20 east, that they were only -bidding 30c high freights.ahd fle east.The demand for peas was slow at 72 1-20: to \u201c730 high freights.Bufkwheat was dull at 50 1-2¢ east, on the Grand Trunk, and rye at 49 I-2c to.50c east.FLOUR.\u2014There - way no change in the condition of the flour market, which if qulet and steady, as buyers have ent, \u2018and until euch are worked \u2018little activity oft is anticipated.Choice seconds, - $3.90; strong bakers\u2019, $8.50; winter wheat patents,\u201d $3.75.\u2018.to $4: straight rollers, 38.60 lo $3.70; do.in bags, $1.67 1-2.10 $1.72 1-2; to $1.60.MEA.\u2014Husiness in\u201d tolled oats was slow and pricés were unchanged at $4.20 to $4.25 per barrel, and at 81.85 to $2.05 per bag.FEED.\u2014A fairly good trade was déne In millfeed at htm prices.Manitoba shorts, 420; Ontavio bran, in bulk, $17.50 -1o $18; shorts, 19.50 to 320.and \u2018moul- lle, 823 to $28,\".a8 to quality.\u2018HAY.-\u2014According to latest cab'é \u2018ad- vices the foreign markets for \u2018Canadian hay continue :n a demoralized condi= tion, as supplies have been far in excess of the requirements! Locally a fair volume of business continues to be done and \u2018there is nh\" change in prices.to record.No.1, $9 -to-819; No.2, #8 to 3 765, claver, $8.30\" to 87 per ton, in car ots, \"stock here is now held chiefly by two } houses, .one on WHHtam, and the other on St.Paul street, and it is understood\u2019 that.they refuse to listen to any bids Under -13c per pound, having türned down offers-of 12 3-4c.BUTTER-\u2014 Buttet did-\u2014not\u2014 exhibit- much changé.Tt Is understodd : that the recent estimates of stock given out were.misleading, as in the caleulation the samé-lots had been figured on twice in more thfin one instance, so that the -tiFel a stitute for J Putnam's\u2019; it's the only étte, safe and painless cure for corns and warts.IE [National Trust bn, \u2018 M 0008 Capital, .1 Reserve cases 280,000.00.OFFICES: Co Montresi, Torsato, Winnipeg.\u201cMontréal Board of Direstors : ka dat ERY, Esg., Directer , Hor se.a d trea) HE Heat ang and» ae A a.tecler The Monet ACTS AS .Financial Agent, providing Sale InveRtménts in First - Morte sage, Government, Municipal : ne \u2018Industtiàr Bonds, Exetutor under Wills, dministrator for Executors, tees for Bondholders, * nsfer Agent for Stocks, Goan tot Women and Minors.re | four to six months.For 60 days, money, D is bid.$s $ 8 Sterling opened firm at 486.es and sex.Not a heavy\\-demand for remittances during the firat hour.mor that railroad commission intends to recommend concessions to the company in exchange for a_better service on.similar lines to those in Manhat- | tans $ 8 - Allon stocks have \u2018had but.aittie advance.This is- a very.well mahaged property, and prospects are very gO for the future of the road.- Sales to \u2018moon, 508,800 shares.PE The sub- treasury lost $350,000 to banks on Saturday, and since Friddy has lost.$1,141,0 to banks, $ Wabash, fourth week of December, increase, $15,964; \u2018month increase.$102,« 002; from July 1, incregse; 907 1,967.$- 8 MORNING BOARD SALES.CL 125 Canadian Pacific at 133%.25 Canadian Pacific at 133%.75 Canadian Pacific at 133%.~375 Canadian Pacific at 433%.23 Canadian Pacific \"$25 Canadian Pacific \u2014 ew | curator, Notary Villeneuve.$ .Brookiyn Rapid Transit firm on rus.| and eore, every\u2019 movement accompunied by oseph Forciere, general merchant, of Ste.Anne des Plaines, Que., hus, as Thomas Dulac, general \u2018merchant.of -St,-Viotor-de\u2014T \u2014\u2018is-offering\u2014to-) compromise at 25e un the dollar, .Mrs.P.M.Cauchon, generalt merchant, St, \u2018Romuald, que., is offering to compromise at 40c on the dollar, .Bauld Bros.& Co., under bill of sale, have taken.possession of the premises THE AGONIZING: PAINS OF .NG PAL RHEU- Swollen, aching, points, missclés are stiff\u2019 in.The most potent reniedy is Polson\u2019s Nerviline, which has five times the pain- bduing power of any other Preparation, ly the Nérviline copiously, rub-it on re and then bind in a hot flannel band.This will cure the worst cares in a hort time.Try Nerviline for Rheama- tin.Neuraigia, Sciatica or Lumbago\u2014it'e ail right and only conta a quarter, Lr, Hanlon 8 Pills cure Constipation.IN VESTORS Last week's bank statement was re- mated.Choice freeh creamery jobs out readily at 22 1-2c to 23e, And held.des and undergrades are slow \u2018at 20e t 22c \u2018as to quality.Selected.2éc to 27e; candled stock, 20c to 20 1-2c; Montreal limed, 18c in a job- 19¢; Montreal limed, 17 1-2¢; cold storage stock, 17 1-2c,\u2018And western limed, 18 1-2c to 17c per dozen, in round lots.POULTRY.\u2014 An easier feeling was noticeable in the market for poultry to-day, owing to .the tontinued mild, weather and the fact that the demand\u201d has been limited.now that \u2018the holidays are over, and £3 buvers generally had stock left over, which they want .to disposé of before making fresh\u2019 pure | chases, the trade was duil;\u201d but.with all these facts there has been no actual decline in prices.Cholce turkeys sold at 14c\u2018to 15c: ordinary dat 12.1-2¢ | to 13c; choice chickens, 11c to 120; common, 8c to 10è; ducks, 10c to 13\u20ac; and Beese, 7c tô 9c per îb.BEANS, \u2014The offerings are ample, for\u201d which the demand da chlefly tor ven primes and car lots are quoted at + 85.tins, at 70c to 80¢} In small tins, at 50c garded as very favorable, SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS a MONTREAL OFFICE: .( - 163 9.James Btréoh % Tanadian Pacific 50 Canadian Pacine \u201c\u2026 20 Canadifn Pacific 12 Cahzdian \u2018Pacific at 175 Canddiäñ- Paéific 25 \u2018Dominion Coal common at 131! 25 Dominiop-\u201c PrICE coacnmecsenveceesen 1 mra nan nanu eme de SU Scan e SEA TES cotton, sizes, 40, - Worth 80c pair.a 2 1 1.2 2.0 98-| 25 | 2% 0 0 0 \u201c Dress Goods Special \"54- INCH EXTRA HEAVY ALL-WOOL ZIBELINE DRESS SUITINGS, finished with long hairy surface, in colors of Oxford and (ambridge\u2019 gray, navy and black.Worth $1.00 yard.Sale PriCeicecececsrssvscepersmmanresscomossssencess.B anuary Millinery Clearance : LADIES\u2019 TAILOR-MADE HATS, in al! the newest effects of camel's hair, trimmed in many striking stÿles, with > feathers and velvet.Regular $3.00 and $4.° January.1.2 \u2018LADIES\u2019 AND CHILDREN'S TRIMMED MILLINERY rang- ; \u2018 ing in price from $5.00 to $17.00.JANUETY .ceeemceccca - LESS 50 PER CENT, DISCOUNT = :3-panel .Ladies\u2019 Tallor-made Costumes Stylish Man-Tuillored Suits, made.up.of prenton chéviots, serges and all-wool suiting frieze, all made in the newest \u2018effects with peplum skirts, and prettily: finished with deep flounces.Regular prices $10.00, - $11.00 and $12.00.January.LL esevesess.LESS 20 PER CENT, Special January Sal On 3rd Fioor 27;inch Plain Net, full fril), finished \u2018with fine lace and insertion.Régular 25e yard.- Sale prive .\u2026\u2026.18 500 pairs White Nottingham » + - Lace Curtains; tape bound, in floral designs, size 39 in.by 3 yards.Worth 75c pair.Special ; aenes ser ssen0 000000 DO Oak Finish Screens, \u2018filled with best.quality of * silkoline.Regular $1.50.Sale PrÎiCE cacvrcron te mec nne see 90 5 \u2018Special Sale in Basemen 25 Per Cent.Reduction ver cloth in\u2019 fawn, * Ladies\u2019 Jackèts bea- with satin and finished with tailor atitching.Regular price.$5 to $20.00.January price.cccececiceccconccncrcciase LESS 50 PER CENT.DISCOUNT About-1,000\u2014pièces\"of\u2014Bi ity \u2018Assorted Colors Steel Enamelware.Odd lines consisting of Waucepans, Ted Kettles, Dish.Puns, Pudding Dishes, Plates, Mugs, Soup Keities.Frying Pans,\u201d Wash Bowls, Jugs, Milk ans, Dust Pans, ete, etc., We needed the\u2018room for a new im- C0 - portation, so -are clearing this linn LESS 25 PER CENT.DIS: * COUNT.10 .\u201c Mall Orders Promptly, .Attended to.; 1 es rene $3.50.POPULAR HAS Lau.a } .That Expresses the | -Idea in Our : - $2.50 Shoe Sale And we are justly entitled to this - popularity.\u2019 .history of this city have you had ; ehoice of such good, stylish and reasohable - footwear moderate price.; - atyles in Ladies\u2019 Up-to-Date Roots - to suit almost any use or occasion,\u201d and \u2018shoes that are made to fit, wear and look, well; shoes that are really worth $3.00 and Tuesday - your vhoice At c.\u2026\u20260\u2026ivesscce lod Never in the at such Think of it! shoe pe 29 2.50 | = - 2 a Half \u2018Price _ Applique Doyleys.size 12 x 12 St.Catherine and - ; Sale of Toys Making room for new gdods.Now is a grand opportunity for mak- - - ing the little ones happy.We are selling Animals, .Dolls, Tin Toys, Wooden Toys, etc, LESS 50 PER.CENT.REDUCTION.+ Fancy Goods Doyieys, 5x5 to 10x10 in.: Centres, Tray Cloths, Tea Cloths, Side- \"board Scarfs and Bureau overs.These goods are made of the best Irish linen with fancy hemstitoh- > fing and drawn work.Stamped ; tu order free.Any of these Luos 33 PER CENT.- Cushion Covers in\u2019 stamped den- \\ fms, linens, tinted both sides, LESS 25 PER CENT.> ; Applique \u2018Doyleys, size 7 x T _\" inches, To vivar.\u2026.00000 1% \u2018.inches.To clear.cii.cedee.3 = es \u2014 Take a cup of Red Cross Fluid Beof free in the Basement, - \u2018University Streets ' THE NECESSITY «7 We rea Heur-tiis-andavonder ho FE is mactive-in, taking etey crownest, for: the Ministers caused him to be personated by a beggar Wha really are \u201cwiry much {once .M v of Whitechapel.med to FERN ] prument a te punish the pr > > RME ISASTER an producing Jit at 3 per cent.ur 3 Td \u201cThe report offers no.definite financial, proposals, but 16 considers that an unex- wmpled.opportunity exists atvthe prescub moment to deal with thir question success: fully.Mt declares, ala that the solution [of the land question should benecompanied by x rettlement ol the evicted tenants question upon an equitable basis.« Captain Shawe-Taylor, eccretary of the conference, ' Staten op the Canarder 1vernin.He goes to Anierich to iseertain the views of Pre- ident Roosevelt and other prominent: Aw ericuns on the land question.A GREAT STEP TARKN.The Dublin correspondent \u2018of the Ohsery- er mays: ~The inembers of - the conference ure Plena avith the result oftheir weet Ange, and there in n sgeneval feeling (hat à great step has been taken towards the settlement of the Irish question.; \u2014 \u2014 SPEEDY CURE FOR CRAMPS AND So colic.> The \u2018most reliable cure for Cramps, Colic, Dyrontery, and Summer Con.-plaint; is ten drops of Polson's Nirvi- line fn a little sweetened water.Nor-.viline removes the pain and distress at once, insures prompt relief and a speedy \u2014cuire-in -every\u2014case:Nervlline is an\u2019 excellent remedy for all pain, whather internal\u2019 or external, and should be in every household.\u2018AN left here to