The daily witness, 24 mars 1908, mardi 24 mars 1908

[" George EP (ren.real, Mr.he Bde, Dimisson the Na.Maan 1 Of 1a RIKE LOY Eks APE Il but One ome toor COMDOs- l à ques.kK dêsess.the men, by 4 red bogs ntet op dan.\" lany ra:] ns : .+ un, n tale he va CAs ra hing cn wv Pod TA ANE GHT or man, tha 1ps-d du dying oy N47 1.0 Ler og er.ha suier ea ne 131 arr: \u2018> 1der eT gay.æ2 lan | > I vol eri.ers, ane, RE ASE EAL LE) LL George a > > on vr ed L es pi a +2 pa a EB PIES 3 i iE a _ MN La i ae RS ONE SES RE rh FM NT] j ngs Fick Smid Eh rp Le HO SRY TEE JE PE SEE NE ES > = A ~ .0 - [Tg and Very Cond I N KB - ss Windy and Very Cold > » 5 a Vor.XLIX., No.71° MONTREAL, - TUESLAY, MARCH 24, 1908 Pics Oxz Cent '\u2018PORCH-CLIMBERS\u2019 MADE A HAUL.Stole Jewellery From Heuse in McTavish Street, While Occupants Were at Dinner.Prruh-climbers\u2019 secured $600 worth of they were able to make off without being -1r in McTavish street last night, ~.nner.w ween seven and eight o'clock Mr.Mrs.Strangman were in the dining- Their children were on the top romping, and the second flat was ~cupied and in darkness.\u2018(© \u2018wing advantage of this, and having ably studied beforehanu the arrange- of the house, burglars climbed up balcony, entered by the smoking + window.and, with no other lizht qn could be obtained by strikinz ~hes.ransacked two rooms.From \u201c -.Strangman\u2019s bedroom they took a | ~nond and pearl double brooch.in! farm of a four-leaved shamrock.valu- 1: nver $500, and #3 in money.ln \u201ctrangman\u2019s room they secured a « «=i pin, valued at 35, a gold watch, cire 819.and a silver wateh studded rh pearls, valued at £50.Two dollars x © were taken from a mantleniece.A-\"e children were romping upstairs, «-* *he flat was entirely cut off trom reat of the house.any noize mad: hv the burglars escaped observation, and the occupants of the house were | about nine o'clock at night, when Mrs.| detected.The discovery of the theft was made Search Strangman missed her brooch.\u201cwas made, and it was then seen that the smoke room window was open.and that tue Hoor was littered with burned: matches.The Dominion Guarantee Company, with whom the stolen articles were 1n- .4 sured, were informed at once, and an examination of the house was made by the city detectives this morning.As there is a lane alongside the house 1t was easily seen how the burglars could without observation make their way to the rear.1 f The only suspicious circumstances which Mr.Strangman.who is the vice- i president of the Canadian Breweries Ltd., \u201ccould recall were that a man came to ! | ! t J the asking for returning in the morning and that as he was house work, home in the evening he observed a man | standing near the house, whn put his umbrella in front of his face, #8 1 anxious to avoid recognition.It is the opinion of the detectives that at leaxt [two men were engaged in the affair, and that it was carefully planned and timed.EXCHEQUER COUT JUSTICE CASSELS HEARS HIN MAIDEN CASE.\u2014 ME jhere was a session of the Exchequer ta\u201c an this city, this morning, when nexlv-appointed judge, Mr.Justice his malden case as pre tribunal, and the mem- Montreal who were =}, heard -.L* ui that «5 ul the bar ol more bi His Lordship's first appear- « - on the Bench, took advaitage ot opportunity by attending in large \u2018rs at the opening ot the Court.te proceedings opened by the reading \u201c4e new judge's commission by the .- ar of the Court, Mr.Audette, af \u201cnteh, Mr.1.Brosseau, 1 the members ol the Bar ot ial.made the tollowing remarks : 10 u~ with great pleasure and satls- on that the members of the Mont- Eur have learned of Your Lordship's \u201cion Lo Uns (Court.We have tune very long since the death lamented Mr.Justice Bur- ve Teel convinced that we I RTA compensated by Your csi vlevaliom to the ndgesbip at.(ecirt.and bv \u201cne coternment has made In vour Tle.Your bovdship's long experi and the enviable renutation which have acuulred uit the Par, will make .an ornament to the lngti position to «hi you have been appointed.and on lt ot the Bar of the Province of \u201cwe Welcome vou, and extend to a congratulations on your appomt- Tre Ale 1 res repli the lenrned jhdze quad a bute to the memory of lus re- Coens predecessor, and he expressed ce that he mght rollow ns foot: 1 Che administration oi ju=tice., \u201c KE, on.A Bid DELEGATION FOURTEEN ALDERMEN WILL ASK FOR BRANCH LINE FROM MONTREAL TO THE G.1.P.No fewer than fourteen aldermen of the City Council will impress upon the Government at Ottawa the necessity of making a branch connection from Montreal with the main line of the Transcon- tnental Railway.The Council yesterday afternoon passed a resolution authorizing the Mayor to appoint a delegation for this purpose, and Ald.O\u2019Con- nell, who 1s acting for Mayor Payette,.has neither lost time in effecting the appointment, nor wasted the opportunity to make the delegation as weighty in \"numbers as the most exacting delegation pr the judicious : advocate could wish for.tious of Ald, O'Connell, are as follows: \u2014 Aldermen O'Connell (acting Mayor).L.A.Lapointe, Lariviere, Clearihue, Med- ric Martin, Dagenais, Sadler, Gallery, Lavallée, Giroux, Mercier, Couture, Levesque, and Guay.Delegations on the same matter will also be sent by the Chambre de Com- : merce, and the Board of Trade, ., Ehe date of the meeting with fovernment representatives will be arranged with Sir Wilfrid Laurier.JEWELLERY WAS STOLEN PURSE SNATCHERS GOT VALUA- BLIE BOOTY ON FULLUM STREET.Detectives Laberge and Giguere are working on à during highway robbery that vas connTitted ou Fullum street lux, Saturday afternoon.Wine: Maso Wadham Morin, of 144A Fuilum street, was getting off a St.Catherine street car at the corner of Fullmn street, she was accosted by two Young men, one of whom suddenly suatened her satchel trom her hand, and rau up the street, and dartinZ into a: , side Jase, was soon lost to View.he satchel contained a gold watch and chain, three gold rings clustered with pearls and diamonds, and a set of pearl \u201cbeads, mall amounting to about $175.Mrs.Morin was just returning from the Jewellers, where she had had ier 'ewel- lery cleaned and fixed up.\u2014_\u2014 HIRED MAN SUSPECTED.Three hundred dollars in bills missing \u201clrem ns cisn box, and two practically leaward Leonard de Port Maurice, made when he new suits of clothes and a fur-lined over- soul =tolen.This was the discovery that Lachapelle, a farmer ot St.\u201creturned 4o lis home last might, after visiting relatives around that vicinity.Siu-piclon at once rested on the hired ni.ax he was nowhere to be found.It 1~ ~uspected that he went to the United States, as be had told Mr.Lachapelle } : « .\u201cseveral times that he intended going some time or other as soon as he could get enough money together.The police have been votitied and are watching all trains that are leaving the city.\u201ccourt by Mr.Charles Kmard, THE MONTEE DU ZOUAVE, A petition of right has been filed in advocate, tha Barlow and the asin Insvector \u201cQt OT montreal be ordered to take over the \u2018Montee du Zouave.on St.ervice given in other public streets of | the city, the frst to welcome Me after cecpitmient.I may =av that it as ret wrench tor me to leave my aves hat here ll am.aud | can root 1 will adininister the at: cas Court Lo the best of my one other the that would oom.ad tat 1x.that | would.dJiquor bar, botu ot ins pro- Cor the Donon generally, to \"x VI be received with vhe test and be listened to waththe \u201cvon end patience as any ol.us, I hall doo what | can io, tbe affairs of this court rig voc Boge thar hy ths time next A ble ta converse with vou vor on fanguetse.atic ion to Me to appear Hit time, for ine Feusoil su ve ai the Province of aus Len hreuxhit ti ad Porn at 1s theretore | Lonid arear les Phe Cu oi Moutreal fa ooo to The new regulations regarding marriage which were contained in the Pope\u2019s encyclical issued some time ago were read and explained in the local Roman Catholic churches last Sunday.The regulations do not place the ban on mixed marriages excepting when they are performed outside the church by some one other than a priest.Marriages performed by magistrates and justices of the peace will not be recognized by the Church after the present Lenten season.The regulations also provide for engagements being in writing.Otherwise they will not be recognized or considered binding cn the parties.Bishops and priests are prohibited from performing marriages of parties outside of their parishes, excepting by special permission.ARCHBISHOP BEGIN\u2019S RETURN.Mgr.Begin, Archbishop of Quebec, sailed from Havre on board the \u2018Gascogne,\u2019 on Saturday last, and is expected to reach his diocese by Monday or Tuesday next.\u2014\u2014 TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets.Druggists refund money if it falls to cure.B.W.GROVE\u2019S signature is on each box.us PELL # a 5 pv, pgs i Ta AL DIE 7 M2 you would of other teas.- JIreland are elected for life.aca ab molt 9% cents.Torspay, MarcH 4.ee SO (8 HAVE YOU TRIED D Hunyadi Janos >» 2er THE KAISER AS OPERA CONDUCTOR \u2014\u2014 Berlin, March 24.\u2014The Emperor has been spending two or three hours dey for the past five days, conducting rehearsals of \u2018The Huguenots\u2019 for the last society Evening of the season, at the Royal Opera, which was held last night in the presence ot a brilliant and distinguished audience.During the rehearsals, the Emperor himself wielded the baton and gave singers directions as 1- how they must impersonate the roles He followed !\u2018s own ideas in the interpretation of .he music, allowing no interference trom the professional conductors.The performance last night was heard by a crowded house, and was received with uncommon enthusiasm, the audience little suspecting who had drilled the performers.Those who appeared in the produc tion say that the Emperor's energy wore on their nerves severely during the rehearsals.remet It is well known to be a The Best Natural Laxative Water ! .FOR | i | CONSTIPATIGR and all disorders of Po + the bowels and stomach.= 7 FIRST OF THE FISHING FLEET.Q oT Lunenburg, N.S., March 23.\u2014The first LD NEWSPAPERS (a full bottles and splits fishing schooners sailed for the Banks sulable the rapping purposes, \u2018x to-dav.on their earl ; ; sale a e \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.ia Ys early spring trip, and 1b.packages, a* $1 per 10M Tha the water front was gay with bunting in their honor.The vessels to get away © mo were the Lila B.Hirtle, Palatia, Alex- evenin which was ureativ nn.andra, Glenwood, Alma Nelson, Sham: |, large audience.The Diesen re rock, and Acadie.When these vessels almost imagine themselves Train © sailed from the harbor they presented the places mentioned as the 44e a fine sight.Special sermons were de- picture and description.Tol 1h livered in the churches yesterday for the the sunny Rhine and ever ake - benefit of the departing fishermen.Alps.The proceeds wore no.\u2014_\u2014 Point St.Charles Church banda c A RHODES SCHOLAR.and a good sum was realized.Charlottetown, P.E.I., March 23.\u2014Roy Leith, of Charlottetown, a student in arts of Dalhousie University, whence he will graduate this year, has been nomin- A MURDER IN TORONTO ated Rhodes Scholar for Prince Edward Toronto.March 2H Tor A Island by the committee, consisting of TN had just arrived from > Lieut.-Governor McKinnon, Chief Jus- shot dead last night ina Jo .sole a Ne Turcotte part of a lot with the buildings | Barnard two Jas.Se ] | Nos.272 to 278 Wolfe street, for the sum | houses Nos.963 and oo | of $6,600.The property measures 40 (reer west, for the a 4 > feet by 80 feet.| Adelard Paré has vaut 1 0 Miss Touchatte has sold to Joseph N.| onin two lots, with bn Duquette a lot with buildings fronung ! Dufremne street on Roy street, for the sum of $3,000.The estate of the date Richard R.Stevenson has sold to T.Du Plessis several w dings.for the cm ve + lots in St.Ann's Ward, for the sum of 15 Poste Jon th i\u201d oo $3,800._ \"min Sheehan a Jor.web ch Pierre I.Crevier has sold to I.Crevier 175.1734.1730 177 173.a lot in the town of St.Louis, with rion street.foy He tn eS buildings, for the sum of $4,000.| Joseph Coursol ét a Co.Paul Lalonde has sold to Walter H.Lalanne a lot, Papier Edmons a lot in Verdun, with buildings.on Champlain \u201ctree fa the L.fronting on Galt street.for the sum of noo The Tat meas oe 1 4,300.feet, \u2018 E.Lariviere has sold to Mrs, Mathien Joseph Bernard seven lots in the town of Nt, Louis, fronting on Amherst street, for the sum of $3,000.Mrs.Francis St.Jean has sold ta .J.Ernest Legault two lots in St.Gabriel Ward.with buildings, fronting on Liverpool street.for the sum of 23.000.Francis Tremblay et al have sold to Phineas lor tbe sur oy Adolphe Cerat has sold 31 Li, der the half or four Las nr ~ * Là «ta ve ow watt Beulas has 0! Cléophas (Gaudr.\u20ac ln amtie Lonis, wath the JdwsPons Ts 7 7T50a Bonlevard St Toul of S9.000, George FEdwarl Samuel Tarrant 4 Ts + dence Noo 24 sin nee mount.for the 2 .v -© sped Sor house, partially furnished, fronting ou an LAVAL AVENUE | river, with private road.Fine lawns, BLIOOL.an stor bee with shade and fruit trees, kitchen Daisy furnace Ahir a garden, fine tram service, with a well han, Anti en SE .street: 12 toons pee built frame bungalaw in the best of nace.Tu ment 4 \\ condition.buildings.Good stabling and out.Apply to THE CRADOCK SIMPSON CD.205 St.James St.price, $7000, MAKE AN CFFER.VERY FINE LARGE MODERN HOUSE At Westmount To Let, Furnished, Possession anv timie, oT sell, with the land adore FOR -ALH 1,000,000 SQ.FI.OF LAND 4 a1] à à je , ~ AN .At LONGUEUIL, Most attractive Louse, 2 ! : h f à 14 Melbourne Ave, generaiy te running sout rom proposed new garded as the nicest avenne :n Wee RR.station, adjoiniug Labonte and Quinn streets.Less than 5 cents per sq.ft.will buy this.A.W.D.HOWELL, 212 St.James street: mount.Chance to secure a ove home, cheap.ALFRED BERN, 28 Alliance Building, 107 8t.James $L ' CHR IE TOR \u20ac CE ps i CUO STD EARS SRT LYSINE IEEE aS 03 TR IIR AAS ANI SARIN i band ro Né i TTA PURE EE pa = ae 0 Ie \" 1 PS TORY, esi =r baa hb Shit Bhp Aes one ec tr move bu STN CL TNC NS carne 24 se, Trrspay, Marcu 24, 1508 HE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS \u2018 _ _\u2014 = a ent - , \\ a ff d 20 Ye MONTREAL WANTS CONNECTION McOILL GOVERNORS a M Co Ltd QUITErE dl'S WITH TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAYS, enry Morgan .* Fruit-a-tives\u201d Cured in 2 Months Re.ME HAYWARD HAS RESIGNED = ~ PLINY 5 FTN - .y FES General Meeting of Board of Trade Passes Ke- FROM SCIENCE FACULTY.Announce a Special Sale of Ladies\u2019 Belts :\u2014 (ERP be À A .\u2014 i .oe 4 i selution te be Laid Before the Government.At yesterday atvermoons meting ol W «sn Beurs, sizes 22 to 30 inch; nt 25c.the Mou board OL guVElHors LWU 1eslg- 4 - f At a general meeting of the Board of the slackness of the Montreal represen UULIOUS Were atcepled =lidl OL Mb a.Fixe Kip BrLTs, value $2.60, for $1.09, Trade held yesterday afternoon under tatives at Ottawa in allowing legislation Wo PIUX, WHO leuves LU asstiue Lib new in Black Tan White and Grey.the presidency of Mr.T.J.Drummond, |to slip through without a protesu when (uties under the Board of Lrade wu Lou > \u2019 \u2019 who occupied the chair for the first time the G.T.P.bill was introduced, consid- uun, England, and hal ol Mr.JUsepL since his election, it was unanimously de- ered the idea of side-tracking Montreal \\y liay ward, assistant professor of lue- cided to approach the government with {as outrageous.He thought the trouble |chunicui engineering in tne Faculty of ° ° ° qe a view to the construction of a branch was that Montreal did not seem to have Applied deience, wno intends entering S ecialties 11 Veilings of the National Transcontinental Rail- any political pull, owing to the fact that |upon outside proiessional engineeniug way that would connect Montreal when its citizens were business men, not poll work.Kesolutions ol regret and appre ; ilway is built.ticians, and had little time to clation ol thelr services Were passed .i the.Ts probably that a large delegation with politics.best wisnes expressed tor the new work FRENCH VEILINGS, mn Black, Plain, and Fancy from the Board of Trade, in conjunction He declared that the future of Mont- ot each.| .Mesh x with the Chambre de Commerce, will real was largely bound up ith the fo Iv was reported from the Faculty of .Fi following resolution to the |ture of the G.T.P., and that unless 14 Arts that a course of lectures, including ; ._ .5 pre en pue, and also to at once secured this direct connection laboratory demonstrations, had been ar- Novelties in COLORED VEILINGS with Chenille # St.Raphael\u2019s, Ont.varliament:\u2014 with the main line, the business interests yanged for with Miss C.M.Derick, as Dots, in Brown, Navy, Magpie, and all 3 \u2018That Montreal, the commercial me- |of the city would suffer, to the benefit y \u2018Frut-a-tives as they had helped Trvrk Pacific Railway has declared that |tain route.He, however, had no Aion t profissoriate In clusics in the Faculty Ribbon De artment I began taking \"Fruit-a-tives,\u201d and that company cannot commence the con- that the G.T.I.would come to Tadley oi Arts, was formally appointed to that \u201c+ the outset I began to feel better, struction of the branch line to Montreal real, since it Jeeded Montreal Ve hat position Festerday.dieal builds the ; Ë i qe in line is practica com- |as the city n ad.ans for the new medica uilding, : - 3 CC 1 \u201c4 inside of a month the pains vere IS main line is p y was needed was for the interested Pe which will be begun as soon as the won.New line of FAxcy SPOTTED RrBBoN, 7 inch west gone, and the Constipation reliev- That the construction of the branch |sons to take the initiative, an e ther will permit.were discussed, and the ; DAC rd = : : .ru, C er .ten In two months I was perfectly well line will greatly benefit the business com- the other representatives of the A oe plans left over for coasultation with the wide, at vo l ) was Zin.no pains, no constipation, and my munity of Montreal and the neighboring Ottawa would do their share o Faculty of Medicine.E sut - ; ; eveio - .CSR usb ripexion had lost all that sallow ap- qratrict, an raltanio territory between Mr.Mullarkey reviewed the efforts \u2018Ç \u201che - trance.the main line of the National Transcon- taken by the Board, of, Trade to secure CARPENTERS AND THE UNION : { | 8 .; .1 ; .re of vith Signed) MARY A.McDONELL.tinental Railway and the northern part notice from the GT.b., and geferred k \u2014 Han CICnICIS Le who of the Montreal district; .\u20ac interviews with alr.I.Av.= had NEW BRANCH OF AMALGAMATED À \u2026 12 ative Fruit Liver Tablet \u2018That the provision of the branch line general manager.However, they had |A % ry xr psi Fa lru.tartives \u2014or Fruit Liver Ta ets ld, with the Grand Trunk bridge at found that the company was not at all SOCIETY WILL BE FORMED NT .Fancy I HAND- AEN cu the unly remedy known to science would, .; ] h b h the - .Latest Novelties in ANCY 1:ORDERED A iE an: ally cure C pati They Montreal, connect the two sections of the anxious to build such a branch as IN MONTREAL.! ron + actually cure onstipation.ey x ti 1T continental Railway, now Board of Trade suggested.He contend- \u2014 : KERCHIEFS in stock LB ~~ his by making the liver healthy and National trans DO bridge had col- x \u20ac .il E > ol ; | he St.Lawrence river, and, [ed that as the Quebec bridge ha | .1H en *.ve-tbus causing more bile to flow divided by the St.Law : } said lapsed, it was imperative that a connec To encourage carpenters in Montreal NE de \"+ the bowels.152 therefore, that the construction of said) ap hould b de through Levis on Who are not already trades unionists to : branch line should be proceeded with [tion should be made throug join the Amalgame ES Ca ) ; the main line between the east and the |JOIR the Amalgamated Society ot Carpen ° Frut-aæuves \u2014or Fruit Liver Tablets,\u2019 forthwith.titioners do bum west ters and Joiners a meeting will be held .« -old by dealers at 350c a box\u20146 for \u2018Wherefore, your petitioners = A in the Pext Monday to inaugurate a new branch yrograp IC cpar M ° mer ~2 a0 or will be sent on receipt of price, bly pray that during this session of par-; Mr.Peter Lyall, after approving oft lof that organization, which at present 8 i ; \"id f the object of the meeting, advised that when |\" 5 © an 3° actives Litnited, Ottawa.liament, legislation providing or 21 the time came as large a deputation has 175 members.\u201c dges Government ranch Une affording di should be sent to Ottawa as would be| As an inducement to new members the DEVE LOPING, PRINTING, and lINTARUING ges rovernment of a branc - ks ¢ - 6 entrance fee will be reduced for the first ; r \u201d x ; y m t sit u - 8 MONTREAL BURNS CLUB.|e onsen bivees Montre Sod Pd mae fhe sovemment up| (C0, Vi Jie fh COMMERCIAL was ne à ay, ; ; ; Are \u20ac : rT 1 no TT said branch to start at a suitable point Mr.George Covertiil, representing the oe Montreal an Unattached carpenters STEREOSCOPIC, ih ANNEAL BUSINESS MEETING fon the main line, and to follow in a) 0 ted the - hoards.wetition He Will be made to gather them into the and ANIMAL PHOTOGRAIHY.bes Lis .- ig south-easteriy direction the shortest supporte © hoards petition.in anion fold.: Enz- WILL BE HELD ON THURS.practicable route to Montreal, the con- maintained that the Ly was put ou an \u2014\u2014 {Ground Floor, ncar main stairway).ared AY EVENING.ditions of the construction of such branch fie matter ol furnishing supp les to BOLD DAYLIGHT ROB PAL EVENING line to be those specified in the acts re- Grand Trunk Pacific, and moreover, the R BERY specting the National Transcontinental result of the course adopted by the wow \u2014_\u2014 M ; | = : Away i he ernment practically compelled the busi-| ITALIAN HELD UP AND RELIEVED i Philli S rea coal b ss meeting of the Railway for the construction of t ! ac ! .1 House H1Ips uare on .Bitens Club wil be hid an Lig.eastern division thereof.d th ond to be done in Quebec, Torente | OF CASH BY COMPATRIOTS Colonia \u2019 ps 24 .[ 1 ner ry ; .The ti strong] criticise the road 1 ) r r .= GANT \\ oo oo en Ot A politicians: amt business men of Montreal Winnipeg, to the complete exclusion of ON DOMINION SQUARE, .Poscelt sie y Ù : ; : d oh , .= = ; AN Sn (ue reports Tor he Year will for their indifferent interest in the Montreal.\u20ac | ve submitted, and the meeting will then matter when a bill was presented for the The resolution was then put to the| A daring hold up took place yesterday 4 el \u201cet oflicers Tor 1908-1709.?inaugnration of the Grand Trunk Pacific vote.and unanimously adopted by a |atternoon in Dominion square, when an {| no Fhe procecdings will be enlivened by in 1903, and the president remarked it [standing vote.ltahan named Giuseppe Lilazero was re- i N « tnusical programme.A tull attendance Was now felt that when the original legis- Amongst those present at the meet- lieved ot lus pocket-vook, which contain 4 I - - requested.lation was brought down in 1903, Mont- Ing were: Messrs.A.A.Ayer, Robert ed about sixty dollars.After the rob- NA Lu real should at least have been made a Reford.Senator Owens, Robert Bicker- bery Tlilazero intormed Chief Carpenter gl Seve a.terminal point.\u2018We have no quarrel dike, M.P.JT.P.Mullarkey, Alex.Me- of his loss, and Constable Pusie was put pf i Va _ Dave qe pr with the railway, nor have we any quar- Fee.Joseph Quintal, U.H.Dandurand, on the case.About half an hour atter- 5, n MANY IMMIGEANIS ARRIVE.rel with the government,\u2019 said the presi- Peter Lyall, WW.I.Gear, ex-Mayor La- yards he arrested Antonio Daniel in St.à Cy =.John, N.B.March 23.\u2014The spring dent.\u201cAll we want is to see that Mont- porte, W.W.Craig, John Hyde, J.\u20ac.Catherine street west, He was with \u201ca Prin.sarrant rush to Canada has commenc- real gets what it is entitled to.It was Flolden, Robert Munro, R.Wilson Re- three other Italians, who, it is alleged, or on The steamers \"Victorian and \u2018Lake an injustice for the government to ford, George Caverhill £ E.Gault.M.cere implicated in tbe robbery, but as A Na \"arrive on Sunday from Liverpool |lrave us out, as has been done, and we ~ P.Ald.Sadler and Senator J.P.B.Constable Pusic wus alone, he could only a nja- \u201c300 and 305 respectively, while the feel that we should apply to that same asgrain.arrest Daniel, the others getting away.Pa, by YE pts Ctetose\u201d came in from Antwerp with! government to rectify t is.\u201d When Daniel was placed behind the bars (48 7 BE IR De co total for the day of 1.036.Most Mr.A.A.Ayer, in moving the adop- : STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS, only a five-dollar bill was found in his NN i OW u vs : vw for Montreal were returning, tion of the report, stated it was impera- (ese, = A, .From \u201cpossession.- 3 À g 2 en] ÿ = spent the winter an England.tive to secure the assurance of the gov- ly Boone Philadelphia .Clasiom | According to the story told by Tilazero, IE A i JAS) tune 5 lqress of dreland.due on Friday ernment that the branch would be built Virginian.Liverpool .St.Johu !t seems that Daniel called at his room LNH | IR.ot bot out 1,580: the \u2018Mont- without delay if Montreal was to hold - canada.Liverpool Portiana in St.Monique street about noon, and i To LT PR Antwerp, due on April 2, has its present position as the commercial Kronprinzessin ; wanted him to go out and have a drink aA es Cand he ( creiean, due at Halifax, metropolis of Canada.| ; Cecilie.\u2026\u2026.Cherbourg .New York with him.Ile consented, and Daniel ns Ir Co IT nas 1,303, Mr.Robert Reford, after referring to; Romanic.Madeira .Boston ext suggested that they take a wall to- a Fous \u2014 - - gether.They went up Cathedral street, -.~ \u2014 OU _\u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 and on entering Dominion square, were 0 es n IS d g oy ole met by there other Italians.whom he (Pp { 6 a tr ole rh.odo ols ole ols ofr ole se ode +4» Le or of ofr ole vf vtr of Yr ofr vie ov fe okt L ofr +de 4 da not know, but, ho seemed to know == pote + 9 aniel.Then, Tilazero says.the four = , \"An \u201c1 >> attacked him, threw him to the ground, Sr Correet Style for Street Wear.= - +, > and relieved him of his $60, besides strik- 4 o : - 3 Ing him several times in the face, 3 = Just received a specially large importation p -d EN 9 of these Gloves They are the newest styles Ni eme + = = En for spring 1908, in shades of Tan and Havana § =) Aa 4 LICENSE COMMISSIONERS À us Brown, all perfect fitting.and guaranteed.x .o > == Regular value 82 50, i _ ari 2 MEAN BUSINESS R= - $ 2 7 he Special Sal § TN I Hie go son soe | Bg SP 8 + SE N 1 y a d J > Bg .À \u2014 \u2014 All This Week n 4 FOR + HERED TO.\u2019 à + ~ db © = TE i È 5 | tion Onl \u2014 At a meeting of the license commis- 464 St.Catherine St.West.| Pe y sivners held yesterday atternoon, a decr- \u201cses se Spec ie sion was regched whereby all bars rust Phone Up 1068.3 oe Le = be closed on Sunday.Evidence has been 1 Ro + + J secured to show that some of these places 5 & .employ two or three bartenders.The | L y.Commons Mr.Sydwey Buxton staied |struck a fellow-countryman on the head 1e 9 that the number of British nublications with a piece of iron.At the time the ed, HR \u2014 A NEW PIPE ORGAN.sent to Canada weekly was 170.000.two- warrant was issued, Nazaar left the city, | roi ; .thirds »f the number being due to the jlmt, thinking everything had blown over, 7 cht + > The Methodists of Montreal Annex | ew rates.The increwsc was greatest he returned yesterday.only to fall into a © have arranged to officially open their new ir magazines of the highest class.The [the Lands of Constable Farah.Sd | D> nl t = pipe organ in the lairmount Avenue |pecunjury loss was very slight.\u2014_\u2014 | Bn PY e9 Church on Thursday evening.The ren- | Ç > = dition of the oratorio Emmanuel Will gue WAS THIS GALICIAN MURDERED?\\ NO bre .e the feature of the occasion.The solo- Teulon, MM March 23.\u2014A Galician\u2019 > L ; cca n, Man., March 23.\u2014A Galician\u2019s a où 441 St.Catherine Street West.sf lists will be: Mrs.William Creed, so- DR.A.W.CHASE'S body wax yesterday found by his wife à est- ps prano; Mrs.Frank E.Dagget, contralto; CATARRH CURE C.few miles north of the town.Every in- £ \u2014 Mr.Robert A.Diplock, tenor; Mr.sue dication points to murder.The murders els a John C.Freer, basso.The organist is is sent direct to the diseased ed man was in Teulon vesterday with a .ve Mr.John Herbert Lauer; pianist, Mr.parts by the Improved Blower.load of cordwood, and started for home we George /Wilson; cornetist, Mr.Ethan J.pass os stops or Clears the air late in the evening.ITix oxen reached - ve Holland, and conductor, Mr.David E.throat and rmanantly Sures home without him, and his wite, becom- 9 EL _ \u2014 Jennings.There is a chorus of fifty Catarrh and Hay Fever.Blower Ing anxious, set out to find him, The ; 6 fu af ie Ô 6 dhe à voices.\u2018he programme will commence free, All dealers, or Dr.A.W.Chase body was found near the main road st.we «J- \u201cjs He of J of oe Ie fe és ds és He je cope fe bp op i He J oe és he 4 se % Û + at 8 o\u2019clock.#æ .Medicine Co., Toronto and Buffalo lying in the snow.\u2019 Puces ON RII, MP TET TRY CT Weeki RA Der Celerca LEVER TS Lyric Hall THE THE THE THE ELITE MANDOLIN AND GUITAR MISS ELLEDA M.PERLEY (Sopranc).MR.H.PERCY WOODLEY (Raritone).MR.BURT WHI.TEY MR.RALPH PAYER (Banjoist).male Lines All seats reserved, 50c, Tic, $1.00.\"CONCERT Thurs.March 26th, at, 8.15 PLAYERS IN GRAND ENSEMBLE \u2014 of all undernamed Clubs \u2014 1 5 AEQLIAN MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB (Ladies).ELITE BANJO AND GUITAR CLUB.ZEONA MUSICAL CLUB (Ladies nnd Gentlemen).CLUB.A MASTER WILLIE ECKSTRIN (Pianist).THE M.A.A.A.QUARTETTE (Vocal).«Vocal Entertainer).MIL.J.C.MacELROY (Dance Specialty).J.J.LEVERT, Director af the above Clubs.On saie at Shaw's Music Store.- Fh lo ae étais ui re 3.mr A sn Se rt ORGAN By Mrs, FLORENCE RICH KING, THURSDAY, 26th March, 8 p.m.~ Ds eT a gi TUESDAY, MARCH 24.ART ASSOCIATION TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL SPRING EXHIBITION OF OILS, WATER COLORS AND SCULP- TURB, etc., March 24th to April 11th, 1908.VARNISHING DAY, March :5rd, PRIVATE VIEW at 8.30 p.m.For information, apply to the Secretary, £3 Phillips square.\u2014\u2014 am dy \u2014 dt fn.TIRE EST Lv Dam SES EATER [SO an me and am es SES A rca SAS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25.Le BC ye 22 2 Thea me om Le Art Gallery, To-morrow Ev\u2019g,8.30 The Great Belgian Cellist GERARDY With Mr.WOODLEY, Baritone, Tickets at Music Store, and Mr.Veitch's Office, $1.00 and $2.00.THURSDAY, MARCH 26.«MISS GRACE CLEVELAND PORTER AN EVENING IN \u2018DIXIE.Readings in the Southern Dialect.MR.APTOM MAS c#tal on the Flarp.ASSOCIATION HALL, THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, March 26th, at 8.15.All Seats Reserved at 25 and 650 cents, Plar at Y.M.C.A.Office, Deminion squaie.FRIDAY, MARCH 27, EDITH MARGARET SMAILL WILL GIVE A RECITAL Readings selections am pn ETRE oe from modern iron1 the Interpretative au\u2018hors.embracing poenl= of the late DR.W.H.DRUMMOND, \u2018The Poet of the Hlabitüuni.\u2019 VICTORIA HALL, Westinount, FRIDAY.March 27,8.15 p.m.An original adaptation of a thrilling story of ihe Canadian Frairies, \u2018She of the Triple Chevron,\u201d by Sir Gilbert Parker.2} in three entlv .check.As I started to pur- another Corean began to shoot Thé first shot missed me und Corean I was pursuing.The ~iots took effect in my back.is the work of a small \u201c