The daily witness, 6 novembre 1906, mardi 6 novembre 1906

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POLICEMEN, WH ree the Hide Hon.R.P Thursday UNITED STATE prob reserving A of jolitical obs re NE CENT kil Fr 3 T\\) RES O ENDEA I Coli of Public W n Robert Rogers, FREN \u2014 Fol \u2014 § (definite idea ir opin.on baervers | mme : TORE ORDER VORED | Manttobs A Fable Works and (8 ogers, GATES Than on oling Take ee hee a rvs MX stil some | NEWS If N = 2 æ RG ; \u201c ., .LY .INJU > SERIOUS- Manitoba, will atte Attorner Gene Hon.TES THAT ST ORGAN \u201cINS s Place i py is ed, hath red trom the Ss IN BRIEF URED rence at Ot end the b eral ot GOT ST.MA INSIN- two S n Forty- : anger to th , has ther er before, | EF = Por:smouth ; Premier SEE Sie sundry con- TO LABOR GENS MAY tates Tc=day Prophet the repaint greutes : France sa \u2014 \u2018 the Nav outh, Nov.6.\u2014 ont, of Sask: n ttorney > 80 meet DATE NDI- CoN - ion on the ni ing any pos ae careful idia, # tow threatening t he Naval b .6\u2014The rioti nm Saskatchewan; y-Genera ATE.NTES CT The fi night beto positive predic the nn morta: brise S migni.and a resumed at d- ne and Atormes General Par Whit.pihe St Ann\u2019 MOST EXT NEW YORK TH tonight vas a D of orden : © Algerian border east Mor ., nL N o Lock this morni until : mid- [eral me ir Wilfrid oy, of Un.lon whicl n\u2019s divisi .HI 2XTRAORDIN THE of a gre t promise to ard bearer © Restde (as ial hundred ring.À past two !m cmbers of t Laurier a - \u2018has bee was call on Liberal STORY O NARY IN at victory.» hs supporters toer nts in Chari = stokers att gang of ent.he Domini nd sev- |i n post alled for thi conven- F THE = N - = urs ate nesdav.Nov.1: St.J eld |in8 from of good citi yearly oË elections, y .Morgan, s warrants : Lu a 1e ue AL at we 3 ries extend ad not o'clock y, Nov ohn street cast hi Washingt citizenshi y sets [ir Ds, yesterd , superint Lot ; 4 + : GUIANA SU OF B .asked i ended bef wil noon and 2 14, det hi ington nship b 1 the day.an erday.was endent tr Lord Cur \u2014_ + re A SUGGES RITISH 22 to s to enla ore.All ill take and 2 p \u2018ween twelve thi is vote, lett to Oyste y go- |str ay, and tl as begun Engl rzon is : ae: TS A CE adj compare fav rge our terri Mr place a a.The election is pilgrimag eit the White À Bay t eam of pri were was © early gland for New expaeted : 4 BRATION ELE acent provi avorably i tory .J.A.R week late election return age at mi Vhite Ho o places t prisoners tr à steady | New York poo.| p ON northern vinces, a y in area wi cer for S enaud r, h to-moi midnight use on tees to police \u20ac rom th y To- Hi WA uw ; = - \u2014 \u2019 boundary and we wi ith me St.Mary\u201d ,, the return: .ave been Irow, an .He case in the fi courts.1 e pollin To-day in * \u2014 Coin 5 «x a:hington Nov.6 Parallel with ndars ta De on ant same Pense for nomitafions making arfange posted at (made, as mi, arrangements tne prison es three io nearly every tion day Lo the ! nid Vial > \u2018 nt Secretary of the N \u2014Mr.Bo ministers lations\u201d Saskatchew e |in St e held that division, returns ae ueual, keep him and were roved their righ owever \u201c sath Long letter f the Navy .naparte inisters sh s, he pre an.In [fi .Ann\u2019s on the ivision The Presid se on th posit > permitted right to v With hi or ies n3 rom Mr.E y, has recei > wish shall be ceeded, or St.Mary\u2019 The Liberal oo date as field resident\u201d eelec- gj their.ball to go back vote, Li ts deg li tor-(ien .E.Darnel ceived 2 the to d actuated , \u201cWe es 1m » Mary's divisi iberal e as [36°C M s Cabi ; Sixty ots.ack and is dead 8 lsine « > m eral of Briti ell Davis th do our best i by a orrow v's division wi convent à Most of inet is still i ; y arrests ; de- th: master mn the Le ?i tention ritish Gui vis, Audi 1e provi at in the 1 sincere Th evenin, = will bi jon |done st the (\u2018abi still in ing and sts on ch ; sat he er.=o weak ¢ breast 0: : of to th uiana .À nce, a e interes e f ing.e held the renuo abinet the and regis I arges : could =e ak ir à be e date .calling @ convin nd we nterests , ollow.to- m w us work office: © gistrati ; of ill - of .Jol Carre rom h ui cing the thr of Dec.19 g at- ce the oth shall end of |ada\u2019 s ing article i thei will find i , and rs have epting mo ion and offeri egal vot- | in Bunt vele nu ve, un n- the sailin ee, hundredth .19, 1906, a ence of the jus er parties eavor to tion peaks for i e in the \u2018C eir hom it conven several of at th ney for v ering and ac the woods ng wis fo e, the bol \u2018 Lang of the 'S anniversa , as The i e justnes to the has itself .e *Can- re; es to vot nient t of 1g.e office of otes were ac- line w near Ca uni ves 3 st speed, and \u2018Di e \u2018Sara Cons ersary of e intervi s of ou e confer- Marv\u2019s di material : The si s, | ote to-m © be at [first Lw of Mr.M re reported ha went hunti anterbu esterday in Ape a tant.\u2019 \u2018G kateh lewer ; r Claims 3 ry\u2019s divisi y cha _ Bitua- gone , however.f OITOW.¢ vo hours - Morgan uri ed \u2018had runting \u201cbury.Nn : ni: England, fo iscovery\u201d Î J God: ewan we pointed .Mr.\u201d Ai sion.I nged in S Ÿ ome f r.fewer v From lumbe s.This à during the | d'been miseine on Flu Kat.,; id.V 5 rom BI wanted out that S : Aney has n re n St.o vote rom W wer voters ; r of ar ; Hs is the 1\u20ac missing Leda hist n- tion ot E n irginia, bei ackwell y.a port Sas.Which 1 mad cent speech for than i ashingto 5 have * lime si rests report he greatest 3 «ine ia aud les New World ish colonial ng the inc »| \"Why sh on Hudson of th he adheres e declaration es, [OF @ decad n any co on (this year Th ince the bur ed in vo s t{| Grand F \u2014 \u2019 : : rid.OV enterprise i ep- Bay\u201d should they I e Laurie: to the s by the fact e.This is ngressional I\u2019 ore .was ureau was es \u201csnort {day Fall.N P33 in comme: Mr.Davis s ise in the y?he repli y have om v admits r Governm general poli bee: ct that f 3 is owing | year 95th and 3 a mix-up of established ay by the COND owas visi he vemsels moration of suggests th on the plied.\u2018any e on Hudso rende that th nent.He 1CY th n cut off ree trans g largely to ing 1 32nd distri of ballots i : Worst fie visited vs er of the Uni the ev at Jost shores of y more th n'a red valuab e Liberal e public: the rail and that portation g received jstricts, cach o in the \\ \u2018 in is buste e na cr at sea United Stat ent all the [to our port Lake Superi an we 8 classes le servi regime has been ways are hi election has have go the ballots ach one hav- 1) A eonfervue \u2014 tous ts on that or in port es navy, wh to aselst i on that lak perior.W ed.to gi , and he bi ai to the tii fore igher tha rates on diti ne to the other.which should NN Fnitoba De® on wn ; .ocacsi , shall \u2018dre eth- which w in build: ake, and \u20ac lsu give Sir Wi nds himself, i work.Fais rule re.The si n they h ion oceurred 1 other.As should ; taw a beundar question of 23 made th ion.Mr.Davi dress ship\u2019 ich we b ing a lin we had |.pport on ha Wilfrid elf, if elect- TOte is the ca ngle excepti ave assembly rred in the 1 similar © A on Mona J steno tne re- e suggestion ir avis has p\u2019 will b had been depri e to the ing.1 is policy Laurie 7 re.Considering of th eption to y districts 9th.13th con- Monday ness © held at On pers that G ion in Engli already e no in eprived port however, hi cy as a wh r loyal markably sidering the e New Yor Amon s of Brook , and 21st Th Mi Or on birth of i Great Britai glish news wan, W 1convenien of, Ther uestions.is full lib ole, reserv voter: y large nu expen ork Polic g the early : lyn.[The deadlock \u2014 art ite \u2018eld itain recogni spa- in We will hel ce to Sask: e there is .Tt will iberty on la - lg s resident i mber of E se, a re- jf ice Captain Di arrests w Coal and = oek hetws action on b eat daughter\u2019 gnize the | 8 a railway if elp-them in atobe- |an attitud great di be admitt bor e to v in Washington are State Who his h Diamond as former Sel Companie the DA \u2014 war card the Briti by a simila | us, and they if they are wi _ construct- attitude distance be ed that The co ote.shington are goi e :\\Vhen ome in last He vot |x npanies sul mnion \u2019 tish vesse r | Hudso ey can secu willing to joi some of and the hosti tween R congression: going - the Mo ast 18tl eq A Norwegi \u2014 continues n : ; o : M ; osti such Repub ional Li ; add'r rgan - street, | NAS won = Los - Mr.E.Darmel Bot \"on Teeth Take to Jasin with oe his Pers ile Lien which committee and Demgeratie coû by the a he Pound.the cpt to etui Xp wrecked nm baru she Ade ; amount of arnell Davis h ve Hon e Superi F7 ich we Ai ing.After campaign ants tried | M Now ith headqu hic cong: ession gation e arrest was mi ouse boarded | B.aud at leas day ff Ll ana.! y storie as don Ch Hon.Mr.R rior.\u2019 iney must such d at the b main w° York arters nal hat Captai made on io.t tive l sibusto 13 recognized 1 rical research e a vast urchill as ogers.menti bv th not be t eclarations, M e the sam and Vers respective: all summer i ptain Dian the alle- : The oe es were lost | | on the subj in England work, and negotiatio sa prospectiv ioned Fort oth e Ottawa G reated as an \u20ac Ir.Fee e e as annou ington, re- state r in Putn ond had lived aD ; tonnage passi ot ; bject.as an autho toba né.result satistaot port, if er hand overnm n enemy \u2018Jrouse b ubli ned a few day \u2019 am county.his als han exceeded 0 throu: rity .Hee satisfactori , if the chosen ,.as Mr.Ai ent.On ; y 50; à icans clai ew days y.this 134.000 exceeded angh the Savi \u2014\u2014\u2014 do anythi xpected a rily to Mani- M candidate b iney h the °° ; the Dem im the n Phi 3 | The tons, : that or là e survit TO UP t nything to f ready intenti ni- Mary's, but e by the as not bee: ocrats claim i ext iladelphia, N \u2014 lThe tonn; .and doubles ast vear by LIFT T ransit whi urther any ention to in , but rather b e electors of TL m it by terest i ia, Nov.6 th nage fer las es that of w HE BLI quire i ich: Sask: ny faciliti ngmen livi y a gro : st.ELECT.th in the electi .6.\u2014The int e greatest i ast month w Lt Von ND e in the.shi atchewan mi es for | bide the di ng for the up of work- |N TION IN e effect ction in Phi ntense 10- «t in the a MRS.Z I the bay .shipment of i might re- the citi ivision, it i most part :INEW YORK.heav of bringin hiladelphia 1 We vanals\u2019 hist A, = IEGLER .! its produc: Libe itizens of thes is only fai out- K.th y vote throu g out an unus had estmoun: C _ or ARCTIC EXPL WIDOW OF e to rals who h nt localit air that Ni 1e morning bh ghout the ci usually | tinued the Council 1 i EXPLOREE OF T the enem ave taken Se.M.that ew Y .pert ng hours.e city dung e.discussi ast on ! HER PI .TELLS oe HE HAMILTON ST vention rd Should Yon b, Mary's from extrcrdinary rove 5.\u2014To-day set.\"Ihe weather was or M flor various ol the Er con | on ro ÉOE [apoureremREET rie [EEE © Cm pe ie pe orale te, | qu lr iin \"Sd Sr Se cs ot New York, Nov.5 \u2018 \" | si - It à : 0 je is Ps.e will n in weather | .6\u2014Blue ski jin Ja CES the w: y agre \u2019 he happy La Charity Whey give all 1 GO pe e diate rica io, choms sot be night before\u2019 predi be decided cachortt an ideal ee an crisp | noary nest.aE : .: unfor : + : ; oose predicti mpai .With n day i TH - ' ed ates unfortunate cate and mak OUT.nah, to their le.d on the situa to throw an ctions ja lt paign .that h the extra y in | ci he Montre \u2014 vidow of t said Mrs ind of the Dake! Hami \u2014 {without friends to pirafiohs, But pot; quarters tion.Republic helpful li q to the castin as been wa ordinary sisting that al Builders\u2019 Fx lorge est the Arctic os William Zi \u201chb amilton, On on .prejudice go to that cor we i of nok | Sondivently P lican stat Light out the state of a heavy ged pointed tractors d a tax be at \u2018xchange is ate, w} explorer, » iggler, between » Ont, Nov {one view, th , and to be nvention | whi ess than à expected e head- Guild, j e.Both vote thro ving work put on outxi sn ing her len «he was ash who left © the Hamilton 5.\u2014Di terests of at of i guided | hile th an 200,000 à piualr , jr, th Gov ugh- ork with side con- ; ; plans fi was asked a Company amilto: ifferen sg of th of servin th by Leng e man: ; for tality re-elect , the Republi ernor Curti thin t on mg fier plu Por the * od concern.ti ny and th nu Stzect Railray hora) pany true i angers of the the tick ection, and Jc lican candi urtis we city i World\u201d lish for th rev magazine s ion depart e employee Railway Liberal party\u201d in- |antici Democrati e Inde et, Democratic, nd -John B idate for THE : t .to-day e blind, s « she Yest ment culmi sg of its Gr pated 150 ratic joi pendence d , Prohibiti .Mor + PRBS Immedi y.nd, says th ye erday morni minated i trac.CAN reater Ni 2,000 vot.joint camp ence League hibition 2 an, the SE\u2019 D that I diately after i ¢ midnight ing.Th in a strike ADIAN C a plurali ew York, t es to spa aigu ly to th nomine and Indepen- SI EAL tended it was « pres on Saturd e men m ABLE i ity of , to which re In | filiati e people, i e, appenled di n- {SIR WILKE \u2014 tion of a ee nance nounced \u2018 Pan Their PCA UE 130 oe (Canadian Asse S The polit 50,000 above (they added | iliations.Ople, irrespective of drat.IN is >.HAS NO INTE \\ tr [ne {ro e bu a-' effect ti as been ce is that L n Associ St itical 4 em |B Eben S \u201cates in .the con- 8 APER.S RES ry begging ai m all part nd, letters mor the tim slow in at the ondon, Ni iated Press reet varied hermom iE.Geary S.Draper.Republ he con- SR, SAYS ST there ne aid for oth s of the \u20ac months e schedul putting int drasti ov.4\u2014Th ss.) of 31% ied durin eter in | pend v Brown.De .Republican BERTHI = S MR.ho : letters other chariti coun: F ago by ule agreed o, drastic treatm e House ; to 1, © g the day f Wall ence I mocrati .and AUME ; wl ers f; rarities, he y an ar ; on bil ; ent 0 A of a\u201d lican > on th day i ea ratic a .- ! who seemed to Teel thatil arities, and | cure Ce on arbliration Commision.bill is likely to of the radical of Lords\u201d |4 to governor, e election of rom odds mor.gue, for raie and sde | Complaining of T oney, \u20ac pi 1 * Re © : : ye ?rhi DL ) epub- \u2014 i | of certai That is sy; continued veste ve : sect on the put the new- = uld not se- Mr.Keir ; ut a political number of t rhich figures and back to repurcha: ain quevien remarhs à [can devote w 1 say that te Een division on © hole system hedule into do's orifice answering M ony Tite ets on the curb Ihe greater FAMINE IN CHI Topurchase of the res a LG p ting of th charity will e money | jon was ich it was .e onl is prepared isms, says t ng Mr.Hal h eide confidence ere placed NA d ume, that jo Tasse\" oe ng tie - , thet have heen eg] br will go to fhe tw oe hott Tine, whieh Y nation sms.mys the Labo both sides tonight expressed on © \u2014 untae, tat journal caps: by Mr, Be» : : been ind.I f cup! enty mor ine, whi opera- tion.H ake an r party |} never lef , none on STARVA Mr.B ce and f ya: \u201cThe I cc J NU sons who he peglected by feel that 2% Ii i e men than à ich required mod e declares tl appeal to less confid ore could would de ATION FACES .Berthiaum for all tha res, ; à Very little has given by wealthy per.ff it had n it had to opt erates in th he triumph the [liver tl ently de; party lines be LION ES TEN perty as free ax he.wa.t the H °# y tie ha mone y per: ect on put the o oper- due to lavi e munici ph of th he regul: pended y lines be NS IN KIAN N MII- in ree as h es hs ol on ; ; , and\u201d bef as been à y to charity\u2019 'h the enti agreement 4 avish ex nicipal electi e| Mr.C ar vot upon t, ANG SU connecti he was old pr.d idl Tet j fore .one f ity: dave res 1 entire servi ment into\u2019 Lord penditu ions was Re Chas.E \u20ac, o de- LS SU.and i ion vas in hws A planned my hush: or the bli I+ , sulted in cri ervice it 0 Brassey re of trus as Hubl .Hughé Sh ; improv with its e Lis worl Te! way to aid the si and died ind vice and cutti cripplin, would naval ret y says th ust money.th icans for és, named Shanghai, Nov nor vement.N etablich N ck say.Now 1 the sightless we had | entirely utting off g the cit gr renchment i e goverum y.pes endorse) governo by the : most sever ov.4.\u2014Missi .as ocoult influences 0 secre ment 2 : ad dev shall carry ones in | ely.Th the - Deeri y ser ound that Britai is justifi ent\u2019s |crat ment of r, bas receiv ra severe fami ssionaries the sol uences t t partner \u2018 ps m devote my carry some | Company e me ring b commissi at Britai ified © s who obj many old-li eceived | ! rt of Ki mine in report fo e and rouble hi ers i maçaz my energy \u2018 on the work pany was tryi n charged ranch mmissioned in possess n the Dem » objected old-line D na Kiang su ; the n for no one i _ independe iis place a | pars gazime a gy to work | by brib: tryin arged that ro ned fleet es a | ocratic ted to the acti emo- | y]c It is est! province, C orthern haps e is with hi ndent prace : yoo Mrs.Zei success.\u201d making the hi ribing men\u2019 g to disru the TOPE- than the arger tor McC conventio action of ple fi estimated that to Central Chi aps add him.W proprietor 4 ; ot oo eigler h: ¢ higher w en to quit pt the uni whole of Eu.Ki McCarren, D n at Buff the 16 EE FIREMEN'S ru o destroy this is said what The may engage,\u201d said M in which the nion is b hin and the In migratio: against the indi nnipeg.send: The Re nceded.in certai ARE PRE EMEN'S UNION mor that Si ov at the v s said with Mr.> J - oo.; 8 bli in EPARE \"NION an Sir Wilfri very \"1 we œn © will neces Helmes To-day ebind the strik.pon! n of \u2018refined iscriminate im: ed on the upstate hay THE! :D TO Fl interest i iifrid Laurior hae sti * ean only pri essarily be .ay the etrik rik- o becom and edu im- {a w e up-state c e always HEIR PLAC LL shown hi in the \u2018P urier has stil! ype on one Si y print with clum.- 9us Pro le # rike a homes.\u2019 e drud educated w ote to count ys count- ACES is great i Presse\u2019 still pape ai 3 porti ssumed .Th ges in C.wo- crati more th ies to r QT .after al sat intelli \u2018 H paper must ide of the n the raised | ine t} ons.The n more seri ness.m e worst feat Canadia ic plurality i an offset roll up lev ud all.that 1 igence by e has pression e thick to nager, and th out i rough not dir ren on the Du i- land ental starvatio atures are lo n |but this v v in Greate the Demo.Deal eland.Ohio.N judged.\u2019 wo dots not v proving D dots a The blind t receive the im wo pin sympathy rectly affected ndas and social privileg on, lack of reli neli- hardly pret the upstate New York, B er\u2019 to-day says: ov.6\u2014The \u2018I ; fear to be Late.nd dashes pe of Corse is rkers.Abou with the Ha went |} ic and inconsid es, people u igious metropoli escribed as pi e counties can rotherhood of pe An officer Plain BANQUET \u2014 \u2019 made from a metal quit their j ut 150 men i milton he Jady of dl viderate.and.idea of many that ribed Ditto aga'n°t the nounced in Cl ocomotive Fi of tial Invitations FOR MR metal cured so jobs.The en in all h work i the house ti the id ay that th e candidaci the memb leveland e Firemen an- nvitations MR.FIED _ me strik co ave if sh 1se that ea of © e offici es ar ; ers of t yesterd an- |b « ar 1 TELDING THE 500 CANA Today e strike breakers.TY has se-| Lond e has \u2018lady oh e need not printers f (¥hich icial Fallot, two re llion gr if that repriation Net 1 the Tae ta be are beng issue à for Ls \u2018nounced that mpany offici x London, Nov .sheet.-day, literally vere by the neers if the Brot e places of a + real Ref inance Minist he Hon.W Ji REC __ work by to- unless the cially an- \u2018Empire Lea ; 4.\u2014Commenti Cont ; ) 3 is a blank ngineers s} herhood of , 1 en- tel, orm Club.i ste.bv tl .8.ORD BROKEN DURIN rs aT lH mr ols Sonim on co El 9h nntement Ss Promod vite must de Mdr PAST SEAS NG THE ges and 1 0 hand i be dis- ny educati mmon sch e con.their canv year's cam actice of can- iT is, chairm s made by E Ministers at s are the Dominic mong t SEASON E Îthe com Wd punches 4 in their caps \u201cWhate ion.the S eme of i of electi vass r'ght paigners carri | Locomotiv nan of the B y E.B.sters and th ominio the \u2014 ; any say in he elr Capé, \u201chatever the cas e \u2018Standard\u2019 impe- election day up to the carried ho ive Firemen's J 3rotherh provinces e jremie + Cabinet Detrot \u2014 tand 3 pany say that ti officials of children he case int rd\u2019 says: for part ay.and it was ear'y bours ard of tl en's joint ood of fro succeeding onels Sanch er the comm: and of ; These wa .will be arrested hey at DOG REMAIN ND\u2014 gary ae Nov.#.\u2014Vi path vo CHON of the ny years.The ary in the e -health, aîter nes T ed ow- 18 displavin ez and Jimi pand of Col- investigati rrants were iss sted.TO THE E 1 AINED 46, 4 OY 28; Edmo ictoria, 54 ; ee vo.) u + + .a SCO \\ > fee ; - A the S rez.This .ion of four «ued aft 5 END 0 2: Port onton.30, 2 4, 44: Cal- gall.Tov tne Pri service will ie must of St piscopate.Twenty: ve vear leaders ect e Stars and This band ints.our thous er the .\u2014 .46,25: T Arthur, 4 pa: WI ale - vr oh 1d short nee Albert M « pro- i A h : John's, c 2 bishop H ve 18 intenti are they À Stripes.\u2018Th ; AN ; ou \u201c Monmenth}depesesd rat ue ee la which Tis vessel pasesd the AU about three or nor none He ae positive that the Jdisploenag would cause the \"Apna + wards the chinnel stand ol CR ashore, The evidence of Willian 1.Tofheer: Jobin Gilesso chaf eu jW.MeFarlane.another encore the proceedings.Neither of the emnsel al » Court.and Canton Span re ment.\u2014 - RAILWAY ITEMS The Grand Trunk Rariswas ! tends esperimeniing wah.conzununk dev cnt swath 1 the resusis a.satislnviors | Grand Trunk engnes will le +, With smoke Cconsunel.Mr.H.KR.Charlton, op D Trunk, is leaving to-morrow for Jour town, Virginia, te make final arran.Jments for the Grand Trunks exe at the approach ng tan ther.he on pany is considering the alvisahilts of putting up a separate buildit.The negotiations Letwe nn the Tegal all claims for arrcars, but tne only offered $600.Tt Je thon table, says a Wmnijeg despa: the C.P.R.lands in quest,on offered at the forthcoming tax =u [a An order for $1.50 Uber\u201d box cars, ut a total ; ste] cost ot F1 was yesterday placed with the © © gi Car Company, of Montreal, by © bee, Montreal and Southern HL These cars will be the first ste frame freight cars put to prac in Canada.several other ra ve have omdered a few of these a mental purposes, bui as vet tue not adopted them for general u- ' Dominion.The contract for huillisng tous of the Quebec, Montred and son: Railway extending from Pierrevite.00 fifteen miles below Sorel, ro So OF mene, in the county of L bad for his stcmach.\u2018And,\u2019 sald the dor- tor.refusing to listen, \u2018for your s\u2018omach you must take something strong.\u2019 \u2018But,\u2019 protested once more the victim, \u2018that will be bad for my throat.\u2018Dear me,\u201d exclaimed the doctor, out of patience, \u2018you are a little too much.Decide instantly whether you prefer a sore throat, or stomach trouble.\u2019\u2014'Il Riso.\u2019 ONLY A TRIFLE GONE.The editor of a paper in Western Indiana declares it to be a fact that a \u2018cub\u2019 reporter on an Evanvsille sheet, in edscribing the murder of a man in an adjacent town, wired his paper as follows: \u2018Murderer evidently in quest of money.Luckily Jones had deposited all his funds in the bank day before, so that he lost nothing but bis life.\"\u2014'Success.\u2019 146 Peel $t, MONTREAL NU IN \u2018T assured | you that they were all wool, and the moths | = The Real Value of a flour depends upon the amount of nourishment the body cau derive from it.Two flours may look alike, and yet be very different as regards real value.\u201c Five Roses \u201d Flour is made from the richest, strongest Manitoba Hard Wheat, by processes especially designed to remove all valueless, innutritious matter, and to retain all the gluten and phosphates.There is no more nourishing or more wholesome flour made.Ask your grocer for it to-day.Lake of the WoodsMilling Co LIMITED.Groceries, Provisions, &a Walter Peul's STORE +_ 461 St.Catherine St., W.is noted as the place where you can get the BEST OF EVERYTHING io the line of CHOICE GROCERIES.Fresh Fruits of all kinds for Table and Cooking, Green and New-Laid Eggs, § Dried Vegetahles: Real Choice Creamery Butter, Sugar-Cured Hams and Bacon, eto.Cer.Metcalf ani 3t.Calvi Bly, l'hones-Up.1277.\u201c 1233 138 USINESS CARDS \u2014\u201cAaxD- COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALI KiNt>5 NEATLY DONR, he Witness @M:s 408 DLPARTMENT, ee ey A NEP BL pa ma, ad \u2014\u2014 bar I PEI \\B | - f 1 ë % 9.& 6 She Daily Witness.SUBSCRIPTION RATES.\u2018Daily Witness\u2019 , .12 mos.§.00 \u2018Weekly Witness\u2019 , .12 mos.1.00 \u2018World Wide\u2019 .12 mos.180 \u2018Northern Messenger\u2019.12 més.{ : CLUBBING RATES.Two or three publications to the same i address.| worth only | \u2018Daily Witness\u2019 and \u2018World Wide\u2019 34.50 $3.50 , \u2018Dally Witness\u2019 and \u2018Messenger 3.40 3.10 \u201cDaily\u201d \u2018World Wide\u2019 and Mes © senger\u2019 .ce eee 100 £90 ET | \"Weekly Witness\u2019 and \u2018World Wide\u2019 3.60 2.09 ' \"Weekly Witness\u2019 and \u2018Messenger\u2019 1.40 1.20 \"Weekly, \u201cWorld Wide\u2019 and Messenger 2.90 2.20 Postage Included for Canada (Montreat and suburbs excepted), Newfoundland, ; 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once upon a time, Sir Peter Lely was court painter and adored; once upon a time, Sir William Holburne\u2019s collection of china and pictures which he donated to Bath was its pride and joy, as it included what were supposed to be some of the greatest of the old masters\u2014at least, they are so labelled.The glory of West, however, has long since departed with the school he represented; Lely also wanders in the shade of appreciation; and now, the new ourator of the Bath Museum has consigned the majority of Sir William's old masters to the cellars, as spurious.How are the mighty fallen! In this connection, it will be remembered that many Turmer paintings were resuscitated from the vaults of the British National Gallery recently\u2014where Ruskin, the champion of Turner, bad consigned thém because they were unfinished and unworthy of the Gallery's walls.So much for connoisseurship, The truth is, of course, that the standards of taste vary from age to age, and that the last word is never eaid.The minuteness of a Meissonier is succeeded by the breadth of a Monet, and the latter in its turn inspires other ideas and methods.- The Radio Telegraph Convention, which concluded its labors at Berlin last week, did not solve the difficulty it was brought together to consider.That difficulty lay in the proposal, submitted by the United States, and supported by Germany, that inter-communication be obligatory between ship and ship.The British compromise proposition was that inter-communication be compulsory upon matters pertaining to navigation alone.A majority in number of .the delegates supported tbe United States proposal, but as all the great naval powers, (ireat Britain, Italy, Japan, France, with Spain, Denmark.Portugal, Persia, Mexico and Turkey refused to agree to it, the wireless situation remains Pretty much as it was.Great Britain, Italy, and presumably'scme of the other countries, were prevented from agreement by engagements entered into with Mr.Marconi.Jt ie a pity that the agreement offered by Great Britain was not adopted.Eventually, some compromise will have to be agreed to, as no system can be effective without British consent, The new method of inter-communicasion is of such large value, however, that it is probable that when it comes into general use, some practical agreement as to its use will be evolved.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Mr.Wilbur Glen Voliva seems to be a fitting successor to John Alexander Dowie as head of the Christian Apostolic Church in Zion.He announces his intention of starting out as a sort of Jack the Giant Killer, the giant being the churches of to-day.He has no use, he declares, for orthodox churches if they represent modern religion, and is ready to take \u2018the platform as an infidel and smash them.\u201d Mr.Voliva boasts tl-at he will build a new Zion and will make it \u2018the greatest religious colony in the world.\u201d Pride, however, and vain boasting go before a fall, as his predecessor found.He is to be commended for his intention to make the first command to be observed in the new city \u2018absolute freedom from debt, but it takes more than \u2018commands\u2019 to keep an institution solvent.Mr.Voliva also announces that he will do away with the aristocratic circle which has grown up in Zion and that henceforth all shall be of equal standing.This has been the ideal of all modern social ethics since the time of Rousseau.1t is a true ideal as far as that law is concerned.\u201cFree countries are those which have abolished privilege and given all an equal chance.Tn these days free countries are very busy creating new privi- Jegcs and new despotisms by protectionist and union legislation.The ideal is a true one also from a Christian point of view, for Christianity teuches the in- iinite value of every human being and the absolute brotherhood of 1aen.It is however, an impossible thing to make all men equal, seeing that they arg not.Even the Doukhobors have their Verighen and his entourage, and all are not free and equal in the United States in spite of the Declaration of Independunee.As u sign of the times and the locality, we notice that the German Housewives\u2019 Society of New York has awarded a medal and a purse of gold to Roea Hahn, as marks of appreciation for her services as a cook in one household\u2014 which has extended over a period of ten years.Although the pay of servants in New York is very high, and they have practically unlimited privileges, there is still a great scarcity of help for this class of employment.The figures are given that between 1870 and 1900 there has been an increase of three hundred percent in the number of women working for a living in the United \u2018 mate THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS States, but only fifty percent increase in the number of women scrvants.Service is still thought by many to be \u2018degrading,\u201d and so they prefer the pinching and struggling of the store, the office, and the workshop, even the sweatshop, to domestic employment ab.good wages and all the comforts of home.Even in England, the old family phase of life is said to be rapidly passing.A while ago it was customary for the head servants of county families and others to have been in their service for thirty or forty years, or even hali a century, having worked up from the ranks, as scullery maid or \u2018boots.\u2019 older New York similar conditions more or less obtained and service was looked forward to as a careét, In those days, a ten years\u2019 service was a circumstance; now it is an event.Caste, of course, is the principal reason for the objection to service.The feeling among many girls very strongly is \u2018once a servant always a servant, and for putting a stigma upon this class of employment employers are not wholly guiltless.So long as employers of household labor consider themselves, as many do, naturally and inevitably of superior clay to their domestics, whether they be educated and refined, or otherwise, so long will the servant difficulty remain, and a ten- years\u2019 service become more and more remarkable.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 \" Announcement has been made of President Roosevelt\u2019s intention to call for a general election to choose a native parliament by the civilized portion of the population of the Philippines in March, 1907.It will not be a parliament in the true meaning of the term, implying self-government, for it will not possess legislative functions.It will consist of two chambers; one elective, the other appointed by the government.The latter will consist of the Philippine Commission enlarged, which will retain its executive and administrative powers.The only semblance of home rule is contained in the provision that no law can be passed without the consent of both houses.The meaeure seems to be educative, as it will give the people instruction in the holding of elections and acquaint them with the principles of representative institutions.While the lower house may initiate native laws, it will have no power to enact statutes, the veto authority being possessed by the appointed chamber.The government will be as absolute as ever, the natives merely having a constitutional place for airing their grievances and making known their wants.As a vent for popular opinion it will be vseful.It will test the fitness of the Filipinos for self-government and, if their representatives show wisdom and moderation, it may lead to further conces- sicns.President Roosevelt has said that the ultimate purpose is to establish \u2018self- \u201cgovernment after the fashion of really \u2018 free peoples.\u201d Yet the promised constitution contradicts every distinctively American constitutional tenet.The substitution of educational for universal suffrage is unquestionably right in principle.No one can have a right to rule who is not fit to rule; and the man who cannot 1ead may be assumed not to be able to understand the questions which modern government involves.Occasionally an illiterate man is more intelligent and has mere grasp than an educated one, but the presumption is all the other way.It is easily possible for all men to learn to read and it is therefore no hardship to exclude the man who neglocts to do so.As being elected only by literate people the Philippine parliament will have a dignity which many parliaments have not.\u2014_œ ARISTOCRATIC PIGS.Not so many ycars ago every British \u2018cottager had his pig-stye and his pig, and his swill-tub, where all the leavings of the house ueed to go, for the pig's especial delectation.The cottager talked Pig and ate pig\u2014almost always when he could afford any meat at all\u2014and the pig wae almost as much a friend of the family in the southern rural parts of England as it was for long, if it is not now, in the West of Ireland.That.was before the days of the ubiquitous sanitary inspector, however.Soon after his advent, by-laws .were passed forbidding à pigstye within a certain distance of a dwelling house, as such stys .and their tenants were pronounced to be dangerous to health.Many resisted and were fined, but as the villages increased and the generous spaces between houses varp- ished, time soon saw the passing of the cottager\u2019s principal meat provider.A certain cottager, when asked if he did not find his pigs beiug next his house unwholesome, replied that he had not noticed .that it did them any harm.Naturally, the common folk had much to say about the pig in those times.and our literature is very ,full of reference to that porcine friend.\u2018A pig in a poke\u2019 is, -for instance, \u2018a blind bargain,\u2019 referring to the trick of substituting a cat in a bag for a sucking pig.Lhen we have, \u2018He has brought his pigs to a pretty market,\u2019 meaning that one has PY, TnL EP NE RIRE SES made a bad bargain; \u2018He follows .me + Le PORTE In.a AUS TE Ee, about like an \u2018Anthony pig.\u2019 or euch and such a one is a \u2018Tantony pig,\u2019 meaning a beggar or hanger-on; and so on almost without limit.We have also pig place names in the United Kingdom, and pig sign names, as the \u2018Pig and Whistle, and we .read that among the Saxon herdsmen the pig was the principal article of sale, and was indeed used as a Kind of money, as \u2018I'll.give vou so many pigs for it\u2019; \u2018It\u2019s worth about a pig and a half,\u2019 and so forth.The pig has more and more been banished from human relationship, however.Our very refined neighbors are afraid even to say pig.Most cities have forbidden him as a resident.From this city the cow has followed him and we are now beginning to banish the horse.The Germans, however, who have led ihe world in going to the root of things, seem to have thrown aside this ostracising of the lower animals as a superstition and propose to set up.pig culture in that holy of holies of German patricianism, the Charlottenburg suburb of Berlin.The reason alleged in \u2018the despatch is that meat has become so scarce among the people that the lords and millionnaires have \u2018set themselves to producing.pork for them.The real notion of the Char- lottenburg piggery is that the pig is the natural consumer of garbage, which, instead of being disposed of at enormous expense, should rightly be turned into good pork.We may all come back to this good old usage yet.It may be interesting to know wbe- ther the palace-fed pigs will put on more airs than their plebeian neighbors, but it will certainly be an important \u2018economic inquiry to find out whether they put on more and better flesh or whether, like the three Hebrew children, they find the king's meat less fattening than the husks to which pigs may have been accustomed.DOMINION PARLIAMENT, PREPARATIONS IN THE VARIOUS \u201c DEPARTMENTS FOR THE OPENING.Ottawa, Nov.6\u2014The cabinet is now considering its estimates for the financial Year 1906-7, and hope to have these ready for Presentation to the House shortly after the opening of the coming session.The various departments, too, are mak- Ing extra efforts to complete their re- Ports for last year and it ig expected When the House meets the Trade and Navigation returns, Public Accounts, Post-ottice and Inland Revenue reports will be ready, with possibly a couple of cthers that are now well under way.The Auditor-General\u2019s report will be issued in sections\u2019 as it is ready, but will none of it come down before the New Year.The changing of end on March 31 will allow of the reports being issued in time for the se: sjons that are hereafter to open in November.MARVELLOUS ESCAPE, BUGGY STRUCK BY TRAIN\u2014OCCU- PANT THROWN ON TOP OF EX.GINE, BUT WAS UNHURT.Cornwall, Nov.16\u2014A number oË pes- rl: who were standing on the G.T.R.platform at Wales, the other day.wating for the castbound express, witnessed un incident that was little short or & miracle, A freight train was running through at about thirty miles an hour when an aged farmer named Martin started to drive across the track.The horse crossed all right but the locomotive struck the buggy\u201d fairly and smashed it to kindling wood.Martin was thrown, not on the piiot, but on ton of the engine.\u2018The train was stopped and backed up to Wales Station, where the old man was remov- - He was stunned by the shock and had a couple of small scalp wounds, hut was otherwise unhurt, and in a few min- wes was able to walk off in search of his horse.CASTELLANE DIVORCE THE COUNT EVIDENTLY INTENDS TO VICIOUSLY ATTACK THE COUNTESS'S WITNESSES, Paris, Nov.6\u2014Sensational develon- racnts are anticipated at the hearing of the Castellane divorce suit to-morrow.Convinced that all hope of a reconciliation has gone forever, it apparently is the intention of the C'ount\u2019s attorneys to open a vicious attack on the Countess's witnesses.lhe hearing to-morrow will be private.Miss Helen Gould is here, giv- Ing support and comfort to lier sister during the painful ordeal.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 LORD CURZON COMING London, Nov.5.\u2014Lord Curzon of Ked- leston, the Earl and Countess of suffolk, and Mrs.Leiter, will sail for New York on Wednesday.The Countess of Suffolk was Miss Margaret Leiter.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 DEATH OF AN AGED SISTER.The Rev.Sister Marie Mélanie Vir inie Roy.of the Order of the Holy ames of Jesus and Mary, died at Longueuil on Sunday last, \u2018at the age of 71 years, after 49 years of convent life.LAYING OF CORNER STONE.The proprietors of the \u2018Patrie\u2019 have issued invitdtions for the laying of the corner stone of their pew building at the corner of St.Catherine street and City Hall avenue, which will take place on Saturday next, at 4 pm.the fiscal year s0 as to | TursDay, NavEyerr rf.ae WESTMOUNT WATER Mayor ard Councillors Who Favor the New By-Law will tetire in January COUNCILLOR MURPHY.WHO Has A YEAR TO RUN, CHALLENGED TO A CONTEST.Last night's meeting of the Town Council of Westmount was in exaot keeping with all others that have be.n held since the proposed new water hy- law came under consideration, There was much acrimonious discussion, and progress could only be made by the cast: ing vote of the mayor, on the side of the by-law, which is supported by Councillors Murphy, Rogers and Lee: while Councillors MeGoun, Galbraith and Scott keep up their uncompromising fight against it.Councillor Galbraith expressed the gpinion that the whole thing was a arce.The only new phase in the debate last night was introduced by Council Jor Murphy, in referring to the muni»- 1 elections which will be held January.The four retiring councillors, it is interesting to note, are all in favor of the bylaw, namely, Mayor Knox, and Councillors Rogers and Lee.Councillor Murphy, who is chairman of the Water Committee, and as such is the father of the by-law, was elected last January for two years, along with Councillors Galbraith, McGoun and Scott.During the debate last night Mr.Murphy said some of them would have to face the electors in January, and it would then be seen what the issue was.\u2018If you would only resign, we should soon see what the issue was,\u201d remarked Councillor McGoun.\u2018Look here!\u201d said Councillor Galbraith, taking up the challenge.\u2018Will you resign with me, so that we may rum against one another in No.3 ward?If you do that, I venture to say very short work will be made of you \u2018No!\u2019 replied Councillor Murphy.\u2018Councillor McGoun was the first to challenge me.If he will resign and wishes me to run against him in his own ward, I will do so.I am quite willing to run against you in No.1 ward next January.It will be a very simple matter for both of us to resign then, and we shall find out in that way what the people think of your\u2014of our attitude on this question.\u2019 This remark closed the incident.At another stage in the proceedings Councillor Galbraith ropeated a protest he has made at previous meetings of the mayor giving his casting vote always in favor of passing every clause of the by-law as read, quite apart, he said, from the merits of the amend: ments the opposition wish to make.\u2018T do not want to appear discourtenus towards you.Mr.Mayor.\u201d added Mr.Galbraith, \u2018but I look upon the malter in this way: You have been a member of the special committee which assisted to draw up the by-law.Councillor Murphy has to us time and again that the clauses were agreed upon and j ccnsequentiv there could be no amendment or alteration.Twelve or thirteen clauses have been passed, and there has been just one word inserted.the word \u201ccontinuously.\u201d In my view.inasmuch as vou have been a member of that | special committee.and stand responsible for the by-law, in unison with your colleagues, 1 don\u2019t see how vou can sit in that chair night after night and give your judement impartially.The floor, 1 think.is vour place, and some one else should be called upon to take the chajr.T apmeal to your sense of justice in this matter.Is it right\u201d \u2018The other evening 1 was accused ot taking too muca part in this discussion,\u2019 remarked the Mayor.\u2018Now Councillor Galbraith wants me to take more! Clause 12 of the by-law was passed providing for an expert examination ot the water when its purity is questioned.Should the complaint be well founded, and not remedied by the company, the town is to have the right to call in, at the company's expense, the contractors to remedy the defects, Messrs.MeGoun, Galbraith and Scott offered a strong but unsuccessful opposition to the passage of the clause.Councillor Scott moved, as an amendment, to add the following words, \u201cJhat if the quality of the water supplied by the company be net of the purity re- uired by contract, the town shall have the right to procu:e a supply elsewhere, and use the pipes of the company tor the purpose, the company not to vol lect 1fs rents or rates during the time the two shall supply the municipality with water.The Mayor's casting vote defeated the amendment, whereupon Councillor Galbraith moved, \u2018 That the present by-law shall become ipso facto null and void in the event ot lands, buildings, mains, franchises, apparatus, plant, machinery.or other property of the Montreal Water and Power Company, situated within the limits of the city of Montreal, being expropriated hy the city of Montreal, or ght by or transferred to the city of Montreal, whether by virtue of any law now in force or which may in future come into force.\u2019 This amendment was defeated in the same way as the first, and Councillor Galbraith submitted a third : \u201cThat the nights granted by the \u2018present bylaw snall not be transferred to any person or corporation without the pré- vious consent of a three fou.ths majority of the Council of the Town of West: mount, granted at a meeting specially called for the purpose, and embodied in the by-law, which by-law shall also be submitted to and approved by a ma jority of the municipal electors in the town, in the same manner as is re quired by the present by-law) This met the same fate as its predecessor, and with a hope triumphing over his experience, Councillor Galbraitn came forward agan.\u20181 move,\u2019 he sad, \u2018that until the prov.s ons of this by-law are complied with, the company binds itself not to transfer or otherwise dispose of the franchise it now holds from the town of Westmount.\u201d ; \u2018That simply makes provision Mr.Galbraith explained, \u2018until the filtering | plant is constructed, Surely you will next accept that M Mu - 3 Iv to moodiness mee ne But the My opel vote acumest (he anesbr patssins es clause 12 a ted mine Stel attern As Couvellor Ga'brac on cause HR whe Vaste of entry to the plan: © lengineers 6 the toa the Mavors casting v 0 His Won ead MM tenting to the tnt \"Mars the use of ve Irevoable pledped on citar Hoa ean von Partial ue Lowes To me vos oer in cs ls the ue of dela - VWhic 1< the use of 1s simply a farce) In view of the ne L eussion on the propre: comprises 35 causes, vus \u2014 - ! TRAINS WERE NOT ti- NEGLEAT oF RULE Kl: FOR DEATH OF DANS, AND MARRTIGAN A coroner = ur5 vee .jaiter bearing the eviiono with the deaths 61 Cogs Danscreau and Mi Jane.who were hiled noo or.two Grand Tranh cnsm:- at St.Bruno.on Fr a ! that failure to ebay tics was responsible op Jury.in their verde: \u201cHe cb howe, Re WE Int le vor tn voted was Conductor Howe, in ing line of cars.\u2026 criminally resp The frs: wit Coté, wha vis vou tm 4 cars.He dépit nn which he was eun à back a line of en and in asrmpli Seven cun cars «1 others had to lv At the same order to rem out and collided win he accident.he sil, fact that there ww nn em \u201chun time, Ut Towne sed x us ot aherd of the wasinu n Conductor Danser, of train.sent a flagnan aund the track was clear, he is would not have oœurr d In reply to the coroner of said it was his duty to ao rear end of the line of cars.wi chard, the other Drakemen.posal ta look after the fon chard, however, hal ale.cu switch and unconple the waa while he was attending + duties that the heal of on traén had Deen Toft unprot oo times, when a hirakeman had wee he could attend to, the onda supposed to hélp him.tat Howe was net there at the ing gon ta the stat n to pany'a rules - ten steamer Bickerdike, ,of Montreal, run | {ronized.The exbmints mice ! beoths are artistically arranyg : Se Ares ae\u201d rnd = | aground on e shoal at Alexandria Bay during a fog.The Donnelly wrecking steamer | pulled the boa! off on Sunday and brought her to port.Damages are slight.The steamer is to Carry hay to Port Arthur fer Toler Brothers, railway cnatractors.CATHOLIC SAILORS\" CLUB.To-morrow evening's entertainment at the Catholic Sailces\u2019 Club promises to be a banner one.St.Ann's Church choir, under the supervision of Professor P J.Shea.musical direcior, will have charge of the musical portion of the programme.The following artists will take part: \u2014 The Boys of St.Ann's choir, Masters H, O'Brien and R.O'Reflly, saloists: Messr:.Wm.Murphy.Ed.Quinn, M.F.Norris, E.O'Brien, F.McCrory.R.Latimer, James ' Murray, George Holland.R.Nrown, C.Killoran, Themas Murphy, Wm.Ilenpessey and EJ.Jackson.\u2018The sailors, as usual, will give their assistance in the programme and a good time is assured.TO-NIGHT'S CONCERT The concert to-night at the Sailors\u2019 Institute is expected te b> a grand success, Among those from the rity who have promised to aseist are: Miss Mabel Barker, - Miss Galbraith and Miss Pauline, Fiorrio | and Mary Brenpan.The shins will be well Tepreserted by several singers.among whom will be Mr.Chris Duncan, of the .ss.Canada.| NOTES.The SS.Cassandra, of the Dounald:ion line, from Glasgow, passed Father Point inward at 5.50 a.m.to-day, with 72 cabin, .and 207 steerage passengers.| The Dominion line R.M.S.Deminion, from Montreal on Oct.27.passed Kinscle, : Ireland.at 7 n.m.yesterday.GULF REPORT.L'Islet\u2014Clear, strong north-east wind ; inward 8.4) a.m., Lake Erie.! Father Point\u2014Cloudy, gale, east wind; inward 5.50 a.m., Cassandra.Matane\u2014Cloudy, strong cast ward 6 a.m., Savoy.i Cape Chatte\u2014Snowing, strong north-east\u2019 wind.Martin River\u2014Snowing, wind.i Cape Rosier\u2014Dense fog, blinding snowstorm, strong north-east wind.{ Anticosti\u2014 Snowing, strong porth-east wind.Cape Ray\u2014Ralning, strong south-east wind.! Low Point\u2014Cloudy.strong north wind: | outward 7 .a.m., Fritzoe and Storfond : 7.30 a.m., Jacona and Tricolor; inward vesterday 1 p.m., Universe.Cape Race\u2014Cloudy.south-east wind : Coban.) north-east wind.yesterday noon, | \u2014- i wind; in-, strong north.inward yesterday 2 p.m., North Shore\u2014Snowing, Point Amour\u2014Inward Allan liner, ~ JL - ~~ \u201cthe show much caréfui preparation x of the exhibits are food produ ing from shredded wheat bos most delicious conf et ener 10 Among the many , er 2 NE A i GRAND TRUNK Som AR.\u201cINTERNATIONAL Lim Tgp Finest and Fastest Train 1: - _ Daily at 9 a.m.,; ar.Tor Hamilton.520 pm.Niagar 6.5 p.m.Buffalo.8.25 pr p.m.Detroit, 9.50 p.m.Ch: Flegant Cafe Service ou al FAST OTTAWA SER\\ Leave Montreal.Leas.*8.30 a.m.- 1240 pm 720 pm.* THREE HOURS ACH Parlor Cars on all trains *Daily.TWeek days.From From Liverpool.Montreal.Quebec.MONTREAL AND NE W rORK VICTORIAN .8Nov.6am.9Nov.6p.m.Shortest Line Quteke + IONIAN.16Nov.6am.Midnight | 2 Day Trains Caily, oxeept » From St.John.From Halifax.| Way.VIRGINIAN .24 Nov.1 Night Train dally, rach wav PARISIAN ; i - sieur rac TUNISIAN :! 21.1 Dec spec.LYE.MONTREAL I) ARR.NEW YORK 1 2 am *Daily.+Except Sundsy CITY TICKET ©FFiICtS.137 St.James streei, Telephones Mu.460 and 461.o- Ronaveninre siatlou.QUEBEC LEAVE PLACE VIGER TRAINS 18.50 a.m.*2,00 pm, \u201817 Parlor or Sleeping Cars on «*nve \u2018ro'ne OTTAWA FERAIN= LEAVE WINI-SOR STATION 48.45 a.m, *9.4% am.= 14.00 p.m., *0 40 pm, *; LEAVE PLACE VIGER 8.20 a.m.tha oom Parlor or Sleeping Cars om ali tr.- Windsor Station.NOMINING TRAINS LEAVE PLACE VIGER J 8.45 a.m.$9.15 am.4g =.*Daily.] Tuesdayr, Thursdayg and Saturd:- fSunday only, {Daily except Sun-las City Ticket Office: 129 5t, James st.Next Fest Office.\u201csn Go ron BONAVENTURE UNION DEPOT -\u2014 TRAIN SERVICE 3 Trains Daily.1-25 DAY EXPRESS - For ®te.Mya.| cinthe, Drummondviile, Levis, AM, Quebec.Leaves 7.26 a.m.Buffet Parlor Car to \u2018\u201c MARITIME EXPRESS\u201d For 8t, 12 Hyac inthe, Drummondville, Levis, Bic, Cacouna, Quebec, 1000 Riviere du Loup, Moncton, 8t.\u2018| Johm,Malifax and the Sydneys, This train will\u2018run as far as sic on Saturday only, with througn Parlor Car.Leaves at 12.00 noon dally, except sa\u2019 ur dally except Sunisy Levis, Foie Lafie! day.Through Vestibule sleeping .7 > Halifax.3.50 p.m.daily except Sunday.Local train for St.Hyacinthe, Drummondv:lic aud Nicolet.7.45 P.M.Royal Mail Special, to Rimouski, on FRIDAYS ONLY.Fos through Sleeper to Rimouski and interim diate stations, All trains of the Intercolonfal Ralway arrive and depart from the \u2018Bonaventure Union Depot.\u2019 CITY TICKET OFFICE, St.Lawrence Hall\u2014141 St James siren.or Bonaventure Depot.Tel.Malo 615.J.J.McCONNIFF, City Pass.& Ticket Agen! H.A.PRICE, Assistant General Passenger Agen! Rutland Rd WINDSOR STREET STATION.DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE EE NEW YORK, BOSTON and New Engiand Points.The scenic SHORT LINE across fhe + lands of Lake Champlain apd throuzh tne Green Mountains.Leave Montreal.*S.59 a.m.\"1.10 j M.Arrive Boston, \u20187.30 p.m.\"7.0 a.Arrive New York, 18.4 pm.*1 ar tDally, ex.Sunday.*Daily.Buffet (Broller Service) Parlor Car 03 day trains, and BEleeper Car on Ne\u201d Trains.F.E, BARHOE n General 4geut wt.T.M.FALLON, City Passenger Agent.CITY TICKET OFFICE, 130 St.-Jnme Atlantic City, N J.CHALFONTE ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.On the Beach.Fireproof Always Open.THE LEEDS COMPANY \u201cGALEN HALL AGENTS - - - - - MONTREAL.Hotel and 3anator.um, Atlantic City % J.-\u2014 Elegant stone, tr: k and ser: 7 .« always open, aiwav av RS ENTS FOR SALE Plegant \u2018Batb Denar for ; ai THe \u2018WITN&ss OFFIOA Yealth., Sca va- usrd.ape a ot SIR thar Wha, ove brin than) ~~ ee TT Q - TysspAY, Novexsær 8, 1908 THE OFFER OF THE CUP OF ELIJAH.4 STORY OF SEDER NIGHT IN COLORADO.AVristen by Clara Ruth Mozzer, in \u201cThe Sunday Republican\u2019) [itle David stood looking out of the window across the newly -ploughied sugar 1 nelds, where the dying afterglow of the sunset was fading into night.Beron! the fields was a group of hute sara, during the season, were tenant- ei hy Russians who tended the crops.Ts of the buildings were already oc- ped: and, as David looked, a new jamy came down the road from the aon and stopped at the little settle- Be almost any other evening the child «aiid have tired his chubby legs in a run across the fields to see the new ar- peaks, for the household of David were Jexs, and he found a hali-fearful plea- sre in visiting the Russians, because of the tales of their cruelty related by bis grandfather, Jacob.But this night «18 Seder night, kept in commemoration ci the first Passover in , and Da- vd had room in h's ourly head for noth- mz else.\u2019 Jy he watched the sunset fade from the sky above the distant western nls, and presently a light glimmered from ome of the huts.David turned with a cry of delight.Mother I\u2019 he called, \u2018may we not begin now ?It has grown so dark that the new Russians have lighted their candles.\u2019 Grandfather Jacob, bent under the weight of his eighty years, joined the lirtle Jad at the win .\u2018New Rus sians \u201d the old man echoed, \u2018they are coming early this year.\u201d: \u201cThey are coming from the eastern Leet fields,\u2019 said Sarah his granddaughter.They have never before been here, and they seem to be strangers to each other.Thev mav be strangers,\u2019 raid the ofl man.\u2018but there is a kinship of crime among them all; their hands are Alike red with the blood of Israel, To- neht when we light the lampe of the Femtival, let us be glad that none dare take them as a signal to come and maltreat us.It is done each year in Kief, .n Russia.\u2019 David's mother laid her hand on the old man's arm.\u2018Put the past away from von.she said gently; \u2018to-night we mar Jight the holy candles without er I'll bring them! shouted David, \u2018and father's cap and grandfather's, too.\u2019 Joseph, David's father, put on the cap and the long white robe with broad deeves and girdle.Taking his place at the table bedecked with new linen, he carefully surveyed the preparations for the ceremony.In the centre st the Festival candles.welcoming in the hoy evason and proclaiming hospitality to all who would enter.Before the master\u2019s place were three pieces of unleavened bread or matzas.covered wth a new napkin, Upon this was a tray containing an egg.roasted in an open fire, and The celebration was continued; the bands were washed, the parsley eaten, and a piece of matzos called the \u2018fiko- men\u2019 was broken off and hidden for David to find, and thus secure a present.The rather read the story of the first Passover; and then David arose to ask, in the Four Questions, the reason for the keeping of the feast.He was answered by the reading of the remainder of the Passover narration, amd then the mea] was served.It was eaten merrily and in easy, lounging attitudes, as that first mee away from the Egyptian taskmasters had been eaten.a its conclusion the der service began again.The cup Elijah was made ready, and little David, who had been eagerly awaiting the signal, ran and opted the door.\u2018Come jn!\u2019 he called into the darkness.Then with a frightened scream he ran back to the table; for in the square of light that shone through the open door stood a figure that hesitated a moment and then staggered into the room.In the silence + followed old Jacob arose.\u2018It is Alexa,\u201d he muttered ab length, half in doubt.\u2018It is Alexa Met- vaovitch, the scourge of Israel\u2019 \u2018Save me!\u2019 gasped the intruder weakly.\u2018My wife, my miserable Paroski, was unruly; and when I punished her she ran away to the town and men came back with her to kill me! You speak my country\u2019s tongue; help me to escape.Irresolutely Jacob turned and looked at his som.\u2018In Russia we also spoke a common language,\u2019 said Joseph bitterly.\u2018Were ou merciful to us then?Father bid im go out!\u2019 \u2018I dare not!\" cried the Russian.\u2018They have hunted me as though I were a hare.and only for beating that wretched Paroski.I did vot know it was against their custom\u2019.The young Jew pointed to the still opened door.\u2018Go!\u2019 he said.| ; \u2018My son\u2019 said old Jacob, mildly, \u2018it is Seder night.; \u2018And he is Alexa Metvaovitch.\u201d .Who came to receive the Cup of Elijah.For a moment Joseph sat dogæediy staring at the trembling Russian.Then he rose and pointed to his chair at the head of the table.i Metaovitch shook his head.\u2018I desire nothing but an houy's hiding-place,\u201d he said.\u2018Take the seat, admonished Jacob.\u201cIt is the seat of honor.To-night you shall drink from the Cup of Elijah.\u2019 Drink!\u2019 cried the master of the house.\u2018J have heard ycu declare that on this night our people drank the blood of your children.Taste, and learn if you spoke the truth\u2019 # \u2018Mere is food,\u201d said old Jacob.\u2018Alexa,\u2019 said Joseph, \u2018you stoned him from the market place of Kief and now he feeds yon.See, father.how slowly he drinks the wine.He is thinking of the flogging you received because of him: end each sip recalls a blow of the knout.Do not spare the wine: there are plenty of cruelties to remember.\u2019 \u201cMy son,\u2019 remonstrated old Jecob again, \u2018this ia Seder might.the y another question as commission\u2014$5,000.\u2018THEf\u20ac was vert nf it\u2019 said Mr.Prit- chard.\u2018that J didn\u2019t get.\u2019 0.\u2014Who pot that?A.\u2014Mr.Cammbell.He thought he had had a good deal of trouble over these lands ome wav and another and should come into $1000 of th~ commis sion, and I comaented.T gave Mr.Campbell $1.000.and he said he thought I acted wisely.(Laughter.) Q-IYd you pay anythime else ont of your share of the commission?, A\u2014No.I stonped there.QO\u2014Yov thought you had got off pretty well?A \u2014Well, one always thinks after- wa:d that he might have done better.a smile that Mr.Pritchard might very easily have done worse.Q.\u2014Did anyone else in the I.O.For Union Trust Company get anything out of this deal?A.\u2014\u2018Not to my knowledge.\u2019 Speaking of the land composed in this sale, Mr.Pritchard said it was covered in part with peaweed, which was .an indication of good soil.There was some valuable timber also on one part.Part of it, too, was covered with scrub.ihe examination then turned to the part Mr.Pritchard had played in the gale of the Union Trust Company of Mr.R.P.Robln'\u2019s 10,000 acres of land in the Swan River district, about which Mr.\\Whitla had been speaking a few minutes before.The Hon.R.P.Rob- lin, whom he was at that time serving as private secretary, heard about the witness\u2019s success in disposing of the Carrot River lands, and suggeted that he (Pritchard) should try and effect a sale for him.Mr.Roblin told him to offer these lands to the Hon.Mr.Foster at §7 an acre, although they had been trying to sell them before for less.Up till {his time he had umderstood the price at which Mr.Roblin held these lands was #5 an acre.The witness had himself told Mr.Roblin that $7 was .a gh figure to ask.had come down to Toronto to offer these lands to Mr.Foster just after that gentleman returned from the Old Country.The latter was pretty busy at the time, but promised to take the question up later on.Witness said he impressed it upon Mr.Foster that Mr.Roblin was finding it hard to carry these lands, and asked him to take a generous view of the matter i lon that account.Mr.Tilley\u2014 You wanted the price of 87 partly on account of who the vendor was?A.\u20141 told Mr.Foster that $7 was a good price.Q.\u2014\u2018But at the same time you thought he should be generous at the purchaser\u2019s expense?\u2019 A.\u2014T suggested to Mr.Foster that he snould do the best he could.\u2019 Q.\u2014\u2018On Mr.Roblin\u2019s account?A.\u20141 suppose so.\u2019 Coming to the price of $5.25 per acre that Mr.Foster later offered for the lands, less 25 cents per acre commission, witness .said he looked on the 25 cents as the purchaser's commission, and expected something himself out of the thing as well.Mr.Roblin gave him $500 commission on the transaction, which he (Pritchard) did not consider enough.When he told Mr.Roblin this the latter said he had sent him (Pritch- ard) down to Toronto as his private secretary.| Mr.Commissioner Kent asked: \u2018Was {your salary paid you during the time you were away in Toronto?A\u2014Yes.I was on my holidays.Q.\u2014\u2018Then you were acting as Bis private secretary?A\u2014'Yes.on leave of absence, Mr.Commissioner Kent\u2014'Did that $1,000 you threw upon the waters return to you after many days?A\u2014\u2018No, it hatn\u2019t come back yet.Mr.Tilley asked: \u2018How did you come to leave the Manitoba Government employ?.A \u2014T resigned\u2019 Q.\u2014 Were you discharged?\u2019 A\u2014'No?Q.\u2014\u2018What prompted you to resign?A\u2014\u2018They appointed another man over me as Deputy Minister of Agriculture, ter had accented them subject to in-, to whether Mr.Pritchard gc the full balance of the: Mr.Commissioner Kent observed w.'h : Mr.Pritchard went on to tell how ne | DEPUTY MINISTER OF FINANCE.Ottawa, Nov.5\u2014Mr.J.M.Courtney, C-M.G., I.S.0., who has been De puty Minister of Finance for Canada since 1878, and whose familiar signature has appeared on every Dominion note of the last generation, retired on Wednesday last from the Canadian pub- tic service, having served his country faithfully.and well over a term that extends back almost to the birth of Confederation.Mr.Courtney, although born in India, comes cf a Cornth family, and is a brother of the present Baron Courtney, who, up till recently, was- known as Mr.Leonard Courtncy, M.P.Mr.Courtney was appointed chief \u2014 MR.R.G.BOVILLE, Deputy Minister of Finance.Mr.T.C.Boville, who succeeded Mr.J.M.Courtney, C:AM.G., on the first of this month, as Deputy Finance Minister at Ottawa, is forty-six years of age and has occupied for exactly halt that space of time an official position in the Canadan public service that has brought him into constant touch with the financial affairs of the Dominion.He is of Irish extraction, a son of the late William Boville, of Ottawa, and received his early education in the pub- ie schools and Collegiate Institute ot the Canadian Capital.After a briltiant career at Toronto University he entered the Finance Department in 1883, was promoted chief clerk in 1902 and secretary of the department one year ago.Mr.Boville accompanied the Hon.W.8.Fielding, Canadian Finance Minister.to London four years ago, in the capacity of private secretary, at the time ot the Coronation ¢>1emonies and Colonial Conference.Whilst in atlendance at To- J.M.COURTNEY, C.M.G., 1.5.0, clerk of the Fimance Department by the late Sir John Rose, in 1869.«nd has been most closely identified with the financial affairs of the Dour m ever since.financial missions to London and, fer hs distinguished services to Cana wis honored with the Imperial Servez Order and the Companionship of vne Most Dictingwshed Order of St.Michael and St.George.Into his retirement he car ries the thorough respect and vsteem of all who have been assomacal wiih him in the conduct of public affairs at Ottawa.ronto University he joined the old \u2018i\u2019 Company of the Queens Own Rifles, and after removing to Ottawa entered the ranks of the 43rd Regiment of Rit- les, rising to the rank of adjutant, which be held up till the time of his retirement in 1902.Mr.Boville was a member of the 1893 and 1885 Canadian Rifle teams to Bisley and wears the Queen's badge for marksmanship.MR.H.J.ROSS, Assistant Deputy Minister of Finance.Henry T.Ross, the newly-appomted Assistant Deputy Minister of Finance, was born at Margaree, Nova Scotia, on March 9, 1861; graduated in Arts.Acadia College, Wolfeville, Nova Scotia.1685: LL.B.Dalhousie Col'ege.Halifax.159; Bar, Nov.5, 1880.He practiced law thereafter at Bridgewater.Nova \u201cScotia, until March of the present vear.when appointed secretary to the Royal Commission on Life Insurance.passing me over for -the third or fourth time.so.T quit\u2019 This ended the evidence at the afternoon sitting, and the Commission ad journed till this morning at half-past ten.A MOROCCAN COMPLICATION FRANCE MAY BOMBARD SEDIA, AND THUS PRECIPITATE A HOLY WAR.\u2014\u2014 Paris, Nov.5\u2014A dispatch to the \u201cJournal\u2019 from La Mainia says that the French authorities are considering the advisability of bombarding the town of > a.The Pasha of Sedia some time ago entered French territory for the purpose of arresting a former French soldier accused of robbery.The French Government protested and demanded that the Morve- JY CR V2 SACRE AS can Government apologize and pay an »> 7 0m cl indemnity of 25.000 francs.Tt also de- {manded that the Tasha be recalled.Arology was made.but the Pasha still holds his post, and the indemnity 1as not been paid.The correspondent deprecates a resort to violence, pointing out that a bobaed- rent of Sedia might he the signal for a holy war and the massacre of the Europeans in Morocco.Sedia is in the north-eastern part of Morocco, close to the Algerian border.Paris, Nov.5.\u2014Despatches received in Paris to-night recite an incident in Morocco which may arouse diplomatie activity when further facts are known, or may cause much trouble to France and Morocco.The French cruiser \u2018Galilee.which is on station duty at Tangier.eent a boat ashore to-day.The boat and the men in it were received ashore wip blows from boat-hooks and were hit by ja number of miseiles.Several of the sailors were injured.er He has served on rad: com- | missions to Washington.and oa many and was admitted to the Nova Scotia | TTESDAY, NOVEMPFER | WRECK OF » Sevzral Lives Lost on the Coast of New Lrunswick THREE SEAMEN MISSING FROM THE SCHOONER TOR RIDEA- St.Juun, NB.Nov 5= The bess 6: at least five lives to-duy attended ine efforts of the crew or tne wrecned Noi- wegian barque © Adeona from their vessel.wnich dies on a ree off Richibucto bar on the north shore of New Brunswick.Bui meagre jur- ticulars can be nad tonight cher by telegraph or telephone.an two mores rece.ved differ.F.om Reaton com = tte report tha: seven men were drowned : while a Buciouche report is that me lives were lost.In Thursday night's big storm.tie barque, whieu 15 vf sx hundred tons and carries a crew of îwe ve men, suu k on the bar, and ever sn + then eitort- have been made 10 ge.L ei crew ashore.but all to no purpose.tue huge rolling to reacy shore\u2019 Seas preventing ac to the Dougail aps Freda ih Fur\" both of Montres.All business commur rat ons «hou roe dressed John loups & CF * Office, Montrer :r! & toe , Editor.shou'd be addresses, ki ® .the \u2018Witness.\u2019 e "]