The daily witness, 24 juillet 1908, vendredi 24 juillet 1908

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Ce es THE \u2018DON DE DIEU\u2019 WITH CHAMPLAIN AND \u201cHIS CREW ON THE PLAINS OF ABRAHAM.vereimony of Handing Over of Title Deeds of Battle- zrounds Takes Place Before Nearly 100,000 Persons in Glorious Weather.ddy 24\u2014Another day of \u2018ur has dawned for an- _ cr-nonv, the ceremony =o crowning Loint of the oon.namely, the banding le deds of the Plams or From vighty thousand lv à cond persons guthered on this rIermality, ;-vu Inunediately after the cri nulitary revirw before » NES porsenage an the city was \u201ctd stand erected for the oo sight oor the pageant Prince of Wales came woh another of ins tact Sonled over the tithe deeds 1 of Abraham and Sainte (povernor-ia cneral as the ation, there was a great shburst of eneers ~ Se =o 4 - ne Shar i E a eR EER : Oh.gc.om pry _ PE \u201cols = > ; aus ES te x = \" i > a | os - eu y \u2019 CO EI ESS : .pan \u2014 mA h ; moe Te vs rag par RE I : BR EOE ae SE ur TE 9 a 8 BERGE ns ans A ere LS _ ee : Se, P na - = = A EE \" \u2014 > = ee Ca > == - IT To oe = rm 7 ; .; TR - XE Jal ë ve > m - ; 2, SS Rh a Ake] , 2 phoning = Cara Pme vera ar que em para a A ee rene a \u2018 \\ i: , 4 END 1 _ 2e ; ae ) san Bp Ea CEETT eT ~~ < - rat srt, gh GP\" = nd TE LRT 7 eet, VOIR 3, = es Err Ke ma PF VL xem WEN 3 pe ag wt Pa meso; Bel 5 AM SPC Er ak 0 md ON ma ue Acme x a.pracy Wes any + de ARAN mpm se & i = 4 IRENA TT ss Cb Raa MR pen MM TS Can .; x er \u2014 AR te ah crite ne > Weekly Lelercar _\u2014_\u2014-_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 DOMINION PARK Special Attractions This Week SIGNOR SARZANAS Trained Bears and Monkeys BRUNO KRAMER TRIO Sensational Aerialists BETTER THAN EVER VANDER MERRSOHEN'S MILITARY BAND Admission,10 Cents TECUMSEH .75 cents.ve .+ .50 cents.35 cents.20 cents.Reserved Seats Grand Stand Hifiside Avenué .+ General Admission .- Children, CHAMPIONSHIP LACROSSE DOUBLE EVENT vs MONTREAL.ENIOR).WESTMOUNT vs.MONTREAL (JUNIOR.) SATURDAY, July 25th, M.A.A.A.GROUNDS.BALL FACED AT 3.30 P.M.JUNIOR GAME AT 2.00 P.M.5 Oents.1908.RAIN OR SHINE.ON SALE AT:\u2014'Star\u2019 Branch Office, cor.Peel and St.Catherine; C.F.Dawson, Ltd., 239 Notre Dame street West; Geo.Thomson, 123 St.Francols-Xavier street: M.A.A.A.Office, 250 Peel street.T.R.FULTON, Hon.Secretary.À SE \u2014 a \u2014\u2014\u2014 co FRIDAY, JULY 24.ART ASSOCIATION Phillips Square Galleries of Oil Paintings, Water Colours and Statuary, Open Daily Admission 25.SATURDAY.JULY 25.Young Men's Christian Association Dominion Square.SATURDAY EVENING MEETING, 3 O'CLOCK.Mr.GEORGE E.CLARKE will speak SUNDAY AFTERNCON BIBLE CLASS, ! OCLOCK.Leader this week, MR.J.E.MERRITF, Physical L'irector.Sunday Uvening Song Service, £30, ther permitting.Al' Men Cordially Invited.ven- MAILS FOR GREAT BRITAIN, EUROPE, &c.CLOSE AT MONTREAL.July.24 9.00 a.m.Carmania, Cunard.824 6.15 p.m.Supplementary.*+>4 6.00 p.m, Empress of Ireland.Can.Pacific.+*25 1.00 p.m.Kensington, Dominion.27 9.00 a.m.Kaiser Wm.der Grosse.\u2018 N.G.Lloyd.#27 6.1 pm.\u2018\u201c Supplementary.2% 9.00 am.Lucania, Cunard.¢ 2% 5.15 pm.Supplementary.°9 «1 a.m.Celtic, White Star.«9 S15 p.m.\u2018\" Supplementary.*+71 ¢.)y p.m.Virginian, Allan.*[,\u2018tters may be posted up to 6 p.m.Other matter should be posted before 56 p.m.Registered before 5.30 p.m.»*Parcels (per Parcel Post) are forwarded by the Canadian steamer, the last time ot mailing at Head Office being 5.30 p.m.on Fridave and 12.30 p.m.on Saturdays.Letters for the above mails may be posted at Postal Stations \u201cB' and '\u2018C\u2019 up to within 15 minutes of tho above mentioned hours of closing.\u2014 NATIVES EXCITED.Great Strike in Bombay in Sympathy With Condemned Nationalist Leader.\u2019 \u2014 Bombay, July 23\u2014In order to demonstrate their sympathy for Tilak, the nationalist leader, who was yesterday sentenced to transportation for six years on the charge of sedition, 20,000 mil hands went on strike to-day, and all the Hindoo shops are closed.The natives nre greatly wrought up, and rioting is expected.Tilak was the editor of a newspaper which published virulent attacks on British rule, \u2018 re TELEPHONES REMOVED.New Westminster, B.C., July 23,\u2014 Lxasperated at the sufficient service given by the British Columbia Tele- rhe Company to patrons in this city and to the officials of the Civic De.pariment in particular, Mayor Keary has ordered every instrument removed trom tie City Hall within thirty days.A nw building, which will house a larger switchboard, is now almost completed anl will be in use in a few months.Until then little change for the better :- anticipated.JSPERANTO ASSOCIATION.Chautauqua, N.Ÿ., July 23.\u2014The Es- jriu lO Association of North America, n general convention to-day, unant- niou-'y voted to invite the fifth internat onal congress of Esperantists to Amer- wa.Mr.Edmond Private, of Geneva, vho - in the United States as personal r-piv/ntative of Dr.Seamenn, read a letter from General Sebert, head of the F-peranto central offices, stating he wonld give his support to the claims of America for the congress.tl Readers of the \u2018Witness\u2019 removing to the seaside or country during the summer months, can have the \u2018Daily Wit_ ness\u2019 each day of publication, by mail, at twenty_five cents per month, Great Britain and the United States included.To include the Tllustrated Wikewess\u2019 ten ents additional per month, SIX TROOPERS KILLED \u2014 And Many Injured at Gettysburg Camp During Electrical Storm.Gettysburg, July 23.\u2014As the result of a terrific electrical storm which passed over the Pennsylvania National Guard encampment here to_night, it is reported that at least six troopers were killed and two score injured, some of them seriously, by being struck by lightning.The tent occupied by Governor Stuart was blown down, as were a number of others.Several friends were sitting with Governor Stuart when his tent collapsed, but the party managed to hold the canvas and all escaped injury.The camp is flooded and telegraphic service is practically at a standstill, In addition to the \u2018casualties previcus- lv reported.Captain C.J.Gunning, ot Warren; Lieut.James A.Saunders, Erie; Chief Musician Morrison, and Drum_Major Christley, of Butter, were badly injured.Lieut.Kennedy reports that the Tenth Regiment is in fearful shape.He says that every surgeon who has seen the dead and injured blames the trouble on the leggings worn by the men.Chief Musician F.Leipold.of the Fifth United States Regulars, who came to Gettysburg this morning.says that four of the reported dead were mein- bers of the second brigade.He says that men are lying about uncenscious and that troopers with lanterns are gathering them up.STRAWS PICKED LOCK HOW SEVEN PRISONERS ESCAPED FROM TORONTO JAIL.t \u2014 Toronto, July 23\u2014Six straws from an ordinary broom gave the seven pris oners from Toronto jail their liberty last Friday afternoon.At least that is what the investigation new proceeding at the jail shows.It appears that on the door leading to the death cell, from which they dug their way to freedom, is a \u2018champion\u2019 lock, of a peculiar variety, which may be sprung with straws from a broom.These straws were ipserted into the tumblers of the lock, and it at once sprung.In fact, the operation was an easy one for skilful men to perform.Orel OBITUARY \u2014 F.A.McCORD.Ottawa, July 23.\u2014Mr.F.A.McCord, law clerk of the House of Commons, died suddenly to-night at his residence, 499 Wilbrod street.He was engaged at the time in some work on his own land, and his wife was the only person present.The late Frederick Augustus McCord was born in Aylmer, Que., in 1856, son of the late Hon.Thomas McCord.He was educated at St.Mary's College, Montreal, and Quebec High School, graduating with the degree of LL.B.at Laval in 1882.In 1884 he was called to the Quebec Bar, and in the same year was appointed to a clerkship in the Senate.He became assistant law clerk of the Commons in 1887, and law clerk in 1890.He was the author of \u2018Errors in Canadian History\u2019 and \u2018A Handbook of Canadian Dates,\u201d two valuable works.Only a week ago he was granted an increase of salary from $3,500 to $4,000 in recognition of his services.He married in 1885, Harline, daughter of Mr.Justice Wurtele, of Montreal, who survives him.Sister St.Thomas Aquinas, of the Ursuline Convent, Quebec, is a sister of deceased.\u2014\u2014 THOMAS HEYDEN.Port Hope, Ont., July 23.\u2014Port Hope's oldest business man, Thomas Heyden, plough manufacturer, died last night in his eighty-third year.He established himself here in 1851.His widow, to whom he was married fifty-one years ago last March, and five sons, John, Reginald and Sherwood, of Port Hope; William, of Buffalo, and Charles, of Montreal, survive.Deceased was also one of the oldest Oddfellows in Canada.having joined the order in 1873.ie CES SAM 1+ md pce on 2 en ) EN EC RORRPRES ; py a A 5 ES THE MONTREAU SPORTING NEWS ROYALS LOST GAME.\u2014 Newark Defeated Montreal at Atwater Park by 7 to I.Newark captured the first game of the present series from Montreal at Atwater Park yesterday afternoon.Keefe started in to pitch for Montreal, but after nine hits had beén made off him, he was taken out of the box in favor of Wicker, who pitched well for the remainder of the game, the visitors only making three hits off him.Beecher, the pitcher recently secured by Newark from the New York Nationals, held Montreal to one hit until the seventh, wher.O'Neil, Jones, Evans singled in succession, and netting the only run of the game.Jones will be in the box to-day, and Montreal ought to win if they play in their old form.The scere:\u2014 NEWARK.BA.R.H.PO.A.E.Devore, ¢f.4 0 1 4 0 0 Kelly, 11.B 0 1 2 0 0 McIlveen, rf.\u2026 5 3 3 4 0 0 Engle, 3b.4 2 2 0 2 0 Sharpe, 1b.4 0 1 10 1 O Mullen, 2b.3 0 0 1 1 0 Mahling, 66.4 1 1 2 2 9 Stanage, c.4 0 1 4 2 0 Beecher, p.\u2026.\u2026 .3 1 2 0 2 0 Totals .3 7 12 27 10 © MONTREAL.A% R.H.PO.A.1.Joyce, 1.1.24 +4 .0 1 2060 Casey, 3b.3 0 0 3 4 1 O'Neil, rf.\u2026 .\u2026 4 1 1 1 1 0 Jones, cf.4 0 2 3 0 0 Evars, 1b.\u2026.\u2026 .\u2026.4 0 1 12 0 0 Cerceran, 2b.,.3 60 0 1 5 © Needham, s&8.3 0 0 0 3 1 Clarke, c.ve \u2026.\u2026.3 0 0 65 1 1 Keefe, p.\u2026.\u2026 .\u2026.1 0 0 0 1 0 Wicker, p.\u2026 2 06 0 0 0 0 Totals .ee ev .30 1 5 27 15 3 Scoze by Juploges\u2014 Newark PAR 2123001100\u2014?7 Montreal .000000100\u20141 Summary.\u2014Two-base \u2018hits, Stanage,Engle.Three-base hit, Mahling.First base on errors, Newark, 2.Stolen bases, Engle, 2; Mellveen, 2; Devore, Sharpe, Beecher.Sacrifice hits, Devore, Mullen, Casey.Struck out, by Beecher, 2: by Wicker, 2.Bases on balls, off Beecher, 1; off Wicker, J.Left on bases, Newark, 4; Montreal, 3.Time, 1.45.Umpires, Stafford and Black.Attendance, 900.EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.Newark, 7; Montreal, 1.Buffalo, 2; Providence, 0.Toronto, 6: Baltimore, 4.EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.Won.l.ost, PC Providence .43 3 .558 Buffalo .00 ou 45 36 .556 Paltimore .«+ +s .45 36 .556 Newark .+ oo oes.42 42 .500 | Toronto .+e se oe oes.38 40 487 Montreal .+ oe .39 42 481 Rochester .,.35 38 479 Jersey City .31 50 383 AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS.Cticago 6, New York 2; Chicago 6, New Yerk 3; Detroit 4, Washington 2: Philadelphia 1, Cleveland 0; St.Louis 4, Boston 2.Standing\u2014Detroit, St.Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, New York.NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS.Brooklyn 4, Pittsburg 3.Standing\u2014Pitteburg, New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, St.Louis.pee R.R.Y.M.C.A.DASEBALL CLUB.The R.R.Y.M.C.A.Baseball Club will have a car ride this evening to Cartierville, and will start at the corner of Centre and Wellington streets at &,1B o'clock.CRICKET The list of elevens for to-morrow's matches so far to hand i+ as foilows: The following teams will represent Vic- loria in their matches on Saturday: | Against Dominfon Cotton\u2014J.Lidgate, A.Brown, F.J.Arrowsmith, Dr.A.M.Fyfe, J.G.Gordon, A.Lewis, J.Mather.H.Mill:r, S.Peerless, W, Potter, A.Redfern.Reserves\u2014J.H.C.Thackwell, J.H.Faulkner.To be played on Dominion Cotton grounds.Take St.Catherine street cars to Desery street.Against Yorkshire Society\u2014W.R.Clapp, G.Brockbank, À.H.Clapp, C.Hooper, W.H.Howard, C.R.Jackson, J.Mcliroy, A.McPherson, T.Muir, G.Severs, W.E.Welchman.Reterves: A.Muir, J.Moore.To be played on Victorin grounds.Taxe Amherst-Annex car to Bernard avenue.The following will represent McGill against the Yerkshire Society, to-mor- row at 2.30 on the College grounds:\u2014A.J.Binnie, F.C.Holland, W.I.Brebner, A.Nightingale, R.H.Malone, M.Gower, D.\u2018S.Gough, A.R.Cuvghtred, A.Hodson, }M.V.Dickinson and Hainsworth.The following players will represent ine Angus Works to-morrow at 2.30 p.m.on the McGill campus:\u2014F.L.Gunter, E.B.Tilt, C.Jackson, C.J.Harrod, F.E.Skinner, W.Barry, J.Protherson, Martin | Gower (captain), E.MacDermot, J.H.Wil- llams, J.Hcrefall.mer.Umpire, Mr.A.Rim- The following will represent the Osborne Cricket Club against that of Cote \u2018St.Paul to-morrow afternoon at 2.45 o'clock: Atkinson, MacNeil, Buchanan, Toole, Walcott, Cropper, Chalmers and MacDermott, F.Mangin J.Margin, Plant; spares:\u2014 Findlay snd A.MacDermot, Members will take the Notre Dame street car to the city limits, then the suburban car to Hadley street.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE GLIDDEN TOUR Saratoga.N.Y., July 25.\u2014 Completing the original schedule of the Glidden 1905 tour, the competing automobiles rolled into Sara- toga this afternoon nearly an hour ahead of time.The day's run, however, did not result in breaking the tie existing in the contest for the Glidden and Hnwer trophies ,and as a result the teams stil] retaining perfect scores will leave Saratoga to-morrow on a trip which will not be completed until a winner has heen decided.The surviving cars for the Glidden trophy are the three Columbus, Ohio, Peerless, and the three Pierce cars from the Buffalo Club.The runabouts having perfect scores, and contesting for the Hower trophy, with their drivers, are as follows: Fierce (J.S.Williams); Pierce (E.A.Retting); Premier (G.A.Weedely).\u2018Stoddard-Dayton (J.F.Runkle); Stoddard-Trayton (KR.G.Cox).The cars will leave here at 7 o'clock.The first stage of the run will be to Syracuse.N.Y.The second days\u2019 run will be to Buffalo where if the cars are still tied, the original course will be taken up, and tie tour ,ust completed will be re-run.DAILY WITNESS | THE OLYMPIC GAMES.\u2014 Canadians in England Comment on Mr.Boyd\u2019s Action in Protesting Longboat.\u2014 (Canadian Associated Press.) London, July 23.\u2014Great indignation prevails among the Canadians over the action of Mr.Leslie H.Boyd, the delegate from Montreal, in protesiing Longboat.|t is felt that he played into the hands o! President Sullivan, and that the Indian has been wounded in the house of his friends.Mr.Boyd declares in his letter fo the disqualification by the Amateur Athletic Federation of (Canada tor competing at un- HAMILTON, 206 R.KERR, Winner of metres.registered meeting in Canada.he protests against the Indian competing in the Marathon, the protest Leing for the purpose of hereafter protecting in America all the athletes registered in the Federation who will ccimpete in the race.After the growling about fair play throughout the whole meet, Yankee tactics were shown up terribly to-day in the 4.0 metres race.While turning into the home | stretch, Carpenter deliberately ran out and rshoved Halswell on the extreme outside, leaving Robbins a fre~ route.Robbins finished two yards ahead o7 Halswell, but the judges broke the tape.The officials declared that it was no race.while thousands booed the offender.Amid the uproar tho judges examined and photographed the footprints, then took the decision into deliberations.At first it was thought that a | decision to night was unlikely.bu: finally ithe officials pronounced the following ruling: The judges decide that the race is void.and they order the same to be run over again In strings on Saturday afternoon.Carpenter is disqualified.\u2019 -\u2014 Officials of the Federations stated last evening ir Montreal that Mr.Leslie Boyd may have entered a formal protest against \u2018Longboat.as is usually done when the competitors in ny event are unknowa, or where there is any doubt as to th> amateur standing of an individual.Thi: form of protest is not to prevent a competitor taking part in the event, but to proiect the others at whost instigation the protes: is made.Drees WANT AN APOLOGY LACRCSSE CLUB TAKE TO TORONTO \u2018WORLD'S\u2019 OF THEIR ACTION LAST SATURDAY.CAPITAL CEPTION VIEW EX- Ottawa, Ont., July 23.\u2014At a mee:ing of the Capital I,acrosse Club executive tonight at the Russell House it was decided to secure legal advice with a view of proceeding against the Toronto \u2018Worid,' whirn on Monday last published an article in connection with the Capital Tecumseh game, which, it is claimed, contained \u2018serious reflections on the Capital executive.The Capitals in the article in question were termed pretty nearly evervthing on the calendar, and President Chabot and the other members of the executive say that they will either force the \u2018World\u2019 10 retract and apologize or sue them for Jefamatory libel.The Capital Club is incorporated.It was also decided to try and arrange a game with New Westminster, their manager being in the city.and as the result of the meeting Jack Powers is likely to be scen in line next week.There is a difference cf about $150 between Powers and the club, and the officers, it ix «aid, are willing to put up this amount.street M.A.A.A.WEEKLY HANDICAPS \u2014_\u2014 The mile proved the feature event at the M.A.A A.handicaps last evening, and A.Thomson, from the 10U yard marx, proved the wipner, The following are the reeults.220 yards, first heat\u20141, Pradley.2 yards: 2, Hall, 15 yarde; 3, Dynes, 8 yards.Time, 24 1-5 seconds.220 yards, 2nd heat \u2014 1, W.Wackay, scratch; 2, Ilaughton, 2 yards; 3, Speak, 3 yards.Time, 24 1-5 seconds.Final, 220 yard=\u20141, W.MacKay: :, 3, Raughton.Time, 24 secs.One mile run\u2014l, A.Thomson, 190 yards: Speak: 2, W.Hay, scratch; 2, W.McMahon, 140 yards.Timie, 4,33 2-5.Also started: I.a- ramee, Tliis, Leonard, Lambie, Delayney, McCuaiz.Jackson and Goriman.120 yards, burdles\u20141, Halpenny.scratch; 2, Dowie, 2 yards; 3, Alex.Cameron, 7 yds.Time, 17 3-5 seconds.Also started: C.Stanley and M.Cameron.56 1b.weight\u20141, McNamee, 208 in., distance 29 fect 6 inches; 2, MceBridge, scratch, 27 feet 4 inches; 3, Lauzon, 30 inches, distarice 25 fret 6 inches, Also competed: Jackson anc Smith.Officials\u2014Referee, C.À.Sprigings: starter, F.Farrell; timekeepers, E.H.Brown, J.McDonald and W.Northev: judges, I.C.Irwin, E.W.Sayer, B.Campbell, I.C.Riddell aud J.Moffatt: scorer, Roland Gam- erv, \u2019 EN a .>.we [EL ROUE Olympic Council that as longboat is under | (tee.will \u2018der\u2019 was first.ANS 1 GE SAE SN YE / ITER pate SPL.) PRET i Ral Rk Tae ST EW Fripay, Jury \u201c4.1 Professionalism Against Olympic Lacrosse Team Challenged by Mr.Foran.A despat:h from Ottawa is to the effect 1 that Aid.Wm.Foran challenges the Canadian Aivateur Athletic Union in connection with the thieats of afficers of the Jatter body to preve professionalism agajust ath letes who bave been selecied to play ou the Canadian Olympic lacrosse team Ald Foran says that there {nv no hance of charges of professionalism bein proven against any of the men he has cho: en.and can say the same for tho \u201c een > .ecru eT a th po an a AC iP And strain their eyes the oal te pe were taken in charge by the police, tn- |@ valise, caused the arrest of six butch.in France, among whom His Holiness |.CL: the Rev.R.7 Powen, Vancou.Glit gow ae AE Sue = i i 1 First, far before each fvin BOT 0 Mark.|til the Immigration authorities snvld ers and their appearance before Judge had named Bishop Laval de Montmor- |ver: Mr.Wm.Browniee.London, Ont.; !Craïk.Ginegow, seos Mr à, : 5 Comes Nis Shi he th m, be communicated with.It app:ers to Choquet in the Arraignment Court this ency, the apostle of the Canadian [Mr.Brown, Cleveland: Mr.Henry Bur.Foreyth.Mexia ¢ oy ae 0 + ~omes \\isus rushing like the storm, be a case of deliberate .es2rtion on morning, two on account of the as- Church.and the first Bishop of Quebec.|ges, Mre.Burgees, Master Edmund Bur- jald, Mre Mucdonaid, Miss i, \u20ac Lhen, nearest him where none are near, the part of the father, who left the iit- sault and four for the theft.The bishops join with Pope Pius in his geee, Newport, Vt.; Mr.Thee.H.Cain, ;rente, ont, Mise MacWo o : Young Salius strains in full career; tle lads alone in Toronto one day, and It appears that of late some Jewish trih 1 .\u2018hich f ont Surerior; the Rev.A.A.Cameron, O\u2018ta- !Seot.Mre.Jane Ne\u2019, M,- Tt \u2018ith brief .: ribute to the power which for a century ve: Dr JC bell Mré.Campbell Mas.\u2018Ne Mise Mary à SO 9 ren with brief interval of space, never returned, although he promised butchers have not been acting in strict and a half ruled in Canada in place of na: Dr.J.tampbell.Mre.Campbell, Mas, vise Mary M Ne 1 à Euryalus, the third à | .; T bov Arth: \"5 \u2026 Co.3 \u2018 \u20ac \u20ac ter Alfred Campbell.Master Robt.Camp- : Mr WW.KR.Robb.Mon*ren F dtd \u2019 In place, to do so.he boys names are Arthur accord with the ritual of their faith in| France.assuring liberty and Permanence hell, Miss Ada Campbell, Mics Christina Summers.Mr.W Sumine- ; Then Helymus; behind him, lo! Allan and John Allan, both bright eyed regard to the slaughter of animals, and to the Roman Catholic faith.The Brit-|Campbell.Winnipeg: Mr.Thomas F Car- ,Beot Mr Wm Cnburs ON 3 Diores touchi heel with toe hild ith the makings of good beca f th i f the rabbis in]; \u2018 ; sshons i i NEE ter Macs, | Nn : Mr samuc legge ol 4 ng ; \u2019 el 1 ren, with e g use oO \u20ac action Oo t e ra bis m jsh Crown savs the bishons in their let- Ferry.Worcester, Mass.Mr.M.J.Car- Ont Mr Samue, Hegg ¢ Noo 10 Close hangs upon bis rear, citizens in them.condemning the meat as unfit for con.ter.has no more faithful subjects than |1vle, Mrs.Carlyle.Mr.F.K.Cavins, To- |Heggie, Glasgow Seer.Mo jo 9 ! And had they run but few roods more, In spite of this, however, the stern sumption they have become incensed, Canadians whose clergy has helped to ronto; Mr.A.KE.Clayton, South Shields lear, Mrs lear.Master nh: F F 5 Had pasesd him, shooting on before, Immigration laws demand that they \u2018with the result that on Wednesday there conserve Canada to England Mr.E.Coleman, Boston: Mr.W.L.Coo- Nee lear.Kingetn.or: , ' US à And made the vantage clear.should be deported, and so the boys {was a rumpus at the Montreal Stock ° DE gan, North Yakina: Mr, William Cooper, (10016.Chicago 17, Miss Be» à a \u2014 Virgil.will be sent back to relatives in Liver- Yards, which was sometthing akin to MrT.Sooper.are.oper, Fol WG a opteor.on: Mr Hot M 1 Î London, July 24.\u2014The Marathon was Pool next week.a Donnybrook Fair, and 'n which the Craig.Hamilton: Mr.Robert Creiline.sil.Bageane.ana, h vs Lo # A: won by Dorando, the Italian runner.Rev.Messrs.Dinov an Herzog were vertown, B.C.: Mr.John W.Crowther.|ta Ont.Mre Newiande, Mes ¥ a He came into the Stadium and stagger- PERSONAL roughly handled.; Salmo; Mrs.Cullen and child.Winnipeg: Ottawa, Cpt.Mr Wm © bis ed along the track for a short distance Lhe Rev.Mr.Dinov received a whack Mr.A.Draper, Mrs.Draper, Toronto: Mr ver, BC.Mr jerer SpA hd and then fell down.is i 1ebec with a cane over his head, from the Yeus Delarge.Quebec: Mr F.Denison, (Ont Mr 8 J snal Ms UE John F.Hayes, Irish American A.C., Ald.George Sadier 18 in Q x [leader of the attack, and when it was Mrs.Denison, Toronto: Mr.Desrivieres, |ham.Que Mre J Sooh F 0 came in second in the Marathon race Mr.James Morris 18 spending his holi- all over the two rabbis, bruised and Quebec; Mr.Harry Dawson, Silvertown, Ala, 4 | Heiferon, South Africa, third.\u201c days at Arnprior.bleeding, had been chased into the stock So pth Br enr SHIPPING NOTES of iid The start was made from Windsor.Mr.W.Allen has returned from Ste.yards office.ring, Cincinnati: Mr.C.S.Flanaghan, LYTO 01 the Universe, 10-401 og Crowds began to assemble along the Agathe.Captain Coleman, of No.9 police sta- Quebec: Mr.C.P.Fletcher.San Francieen; Fa'Per eierns: ineffable Om iy Marthon route, which is 26 miles Mr.Arthur Baby and Miss Baby are tion, was appealed to for help and sent Mrs.T.Flood, Chicago: Mr.F Fuller, Theo are \u2018he seed and the so 2 385 yards long, at an early hour.The |gpending a few days in Quebec.six constables to the scene, but when Mrs.Fuller, Vancouver: Father van Goe- |, amie Hands ans ik course is winding and hilly in spots Ee ends they arrived all was quiet and they then, Calgary: Mr.John Gardner, Mr J.S008 S00 G00 Hanes and oor 38h but otherwise excellent Watering carts Mr.George Campbell is visiting friends could do nothing L.Gayen, Mre.Gayen, Montreal: Mr.Wm.w pi Heme Hy t .: A .; i © Miss G j Ottawa: e bring (LE CUT tee pe : » and roller-bushes, busy for many hours |!\" Quebec.a .,( During the trouble there were al toy ra Tranter ne Ne trie © xf along the entire course from Windsor Mr.and Mrs.H.Vincent Meredith will manner of threats made against the Grant.Mrs.Grant and iwo children.Cran- rent Ve che eee , a1 to the Stadium, Au the roads in per- 80 to Quebec on Saturday.clergy of such a nature that the Rev.brook.B.C.: Mr.S.Greer.Port Arthur.care a fect condition.very cottage fronting Mr.Percy Adams and Mr.H.Mudge Simon Gazlier, who is the head of ten Ont.: Mr.A.Magan.Torontn, Mr Jean © Life «fu \u201cfe ani gy the course hung out flags in honor of left last night for Quebec.of the local congregations, telephoned to Hande, New York: Mr.Geo.H.Hart, Mre | ve thee.| t ion.: ; ; i y a Hart, Chicago: Mr.L.augh, Winnipez: ve qraire here 00 1re ; Fifty-five men toed the starting line Miss May Armstrong is spending the police Deadauatiers iat \u201che: wim mot Mise P.Heliewell, Halifax: Mr.Hendrick.End proves Wood, Canada, and Nettleback, G ' summer at Kennebunk Beach.lested san, Brantford ; Mr.William Heughan, \u2014Sarsin.Ne du » L , an Nettleback, er- Col.Bond d Mr.W.D.Simpson are molested, Mre.Heughan, London.Ont: Mr W.R., The Jrmino- ce RENE many, withdrawing at the last moment.ol.bond and Mr.WW.U.Simpson Yesterday afternoon warrants were Hood, Dundee: Mrs.N.Howe, Edmonton; .¢a\u2018led from 1 ter oo 2 The men were lined up in four rows spending a few days at Abenakis Springs.sworn out against Albert Besner and Mr.and Mrs.Johr Hurede.Topeka.Kar .| WU a large Let of sia ne 6 close behind one another, like files of Mrs.Macmahon and Mrs.Lemoine, of Abraham Mendel for assault, and against Mr.and Mrs.Jenn, Victoria, B.C.; Pro.Land Montres troops.There were four Canadians and Ottawa, were in town on Thursday.Zesin Bercovitch, Max Besner, Louis Johann.Montreal: Mr.Charte: Johnson.3 The CPR Aciar < 1 i ; ; mm i .; 1 s rx - THERE \u201caher Peinr n° four Americans among the first in hne.| Mrs.Fortier and Miss K.Fortier are Aurbach and Jacob Tannenbaum for ('hicago.bro.Jordan Montreal, Mes qr ne She due ee Que he Tt was a decorous gathering of specta- ; Berthier.theft.These were handed over to De.genson nnd child, Xanconver: Nr, ne Dee ad M g g pec spending a couple of weeks at rthier.À , : Hir.Woisev.Sask.: Mr.George hain Lon- é CV Tg a-4 Montres ceo à tors, for when the Crown Prince of Swe- + tective Gorman, who a few minutes : Cu Faro, Te Vix © ne or fred the start tol and the Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Perey, of Montreal, later espied Albert Besner passing along don; Dr.M.Laroche.Ile Croix de Lors! PT er ee group of athletes sprung forward \u2018only a STE OR Quebec, the guests of Mrs.Kelly.Notre Dame street, and took him to ei atten, a aH heat Mantrdal Glace ow paced be faint clapping of hands applauded the Mrs.À.Shorey and Miss Edna Scla- the detective office.i 11a Croix de J.athiniere: Mr and Miz il ar oe DLITeR ths mer -e beginning of the great event ter left for Quebec last night on the This morning the other five were ar.THE RIGIIT REV.DAVID II.GREER, |l-ockley.Toronto, Father A.T.oitie.Mort The Denaden 955 A At thi h ; ; \u2018Montreal.\u2019 rested in the corridors of the Court vat lit Co 7 (| real; Mrs.loovat wnd child Edmonton Mr 7 AFR pacred Ma He Ab purty three minutes past two, three H d the City Hall.When ar Hishop of New York.John Marks.Chicago, Miss G.Lo Marsh: (SC Men SE The Athen minutes after the advertised starting Lord Strathcona arrived at Quebec by Sed.th C0 ded not uilty | | Kenora Mr Gorge.Ma-on.London: Mr Verv fast ron time, the crack of the pistol set the the Virginian\u2019 and will be in Montreal raigne t re bail o the SU of 31.000 By the deaty of Bishop Henry (.Pot- Lm.Matier, Winnipeg: Mr.A.Matler, tn _ TH Thame wa 55 750 + men off on their long run.Leaving the on Sunday.each ally.with two bondsmen of ter Coadjutor Bishop David H.Greer be: i dianaporis the lev.M.Bruce Meikleham, 1° CUT IR Ce mers 8 cor (Castle precincts, Longboat, the Canadian Mr.C.B.Foster, district passenger $500 ARS °° came at once, by canonical law, the head | Mrs.Meikleham.Miss Laura Mekleham, Te Tea en Cup ue 0 Indian, led the field, with the rest bunch- agent, C.P.R., Toronto, is in Montreal Rabbi Clazier stated to the \u2018Witness\u2019 of the Protestant Jipiscopal Diocese of Miss Dorothy Meikleham.Glasgow.Mi Poop dan REA nr 27, LE ed close up.Most of the runners were to-Jav.to-day that there was no confiscation of New York.Bishop Greer is sixty-four < Messervey.Gaye.Mr °F.Ly Mans : \u201c a pu : ; 19 1 ; : \u2019 - ° - : Sears 5 scholar] : ) nts Hamilton: Mrs.Moorehnuoe, \u201cdmanton + trust threaded a this in spite of the fact Mr.and Mrs.T.Chase Casgrain are meat.He has no power to confie- Yvon rer ml ASA Pis Mr.and Mrs.OO Moss.end twa chin, Fan, be Catan 7 at the sun beat down strongly.All visiting Mrs.C.Pauet Angers in Que- cate.All he or the other rabbits can liberal sl N ET An CRE wi ni Torento: Mrs.P.Motirow.Halifaa, Mast-r am.Lake F: 74 tare were clad in white except the South Af- bec do is to condemn it as unfit for Jewish oer, school.TL wis bora, in dre (Wilfred Moitram, Halifax, Mrs BE.Mullen, am 1 pera ricans, who wore green, and the Swedes \u2018 onsumption.y Wo Va, onoalareh CA, (SI, graQUAL- : Chicago: Mre.Murphy, Miss Murphy, Fd- , Heatp Tomt Ciendy tal who had on blue pants.\u2019 Mr.C.R.Hosmer and Mr.E.B.Hos- © p rns ed at Washington and Jefferson College, |monton: Miss MeGaffin.London, Ont.: Mr Cape Pav ar hee, J - Joseph Forshan, Missouri A.C., fin- M\u20acT are In Quebec at the Chateau Fron- OUTREMONT COUNCIL Washington, Pa.and studied thzology nt S.MeKean, Nelson, BC: Mr, Neil Meo foe just nigh ished fourth, and A.R.Welden, United ténac.the Episcopal Seminary in Gambier, O.ee.Summerside.PE pr Ar hic ; Cape Kare «Lar arrow Ste i .Mrs.W.D.Rei 1e- ; ight'e| He began his ministerial work as pee.SICLUNGIE, TI Joule.ATT L'AITS SIC NOR deu States, finished fifth.| i Mr and Mrs w.D Reid wens, fo & ; Mayor Dunlop presided at last night's tor of pA Chureh Clarksbu Ww ' Portage Ia Prairie: Mr, Kara! Nieun Min North Shore Vege (erro on Longboat returned to the Stadium in pec y private yacht, on board oi which eet ing of the Outremont Councal, an ha à th be , t 0 î To , _ | Peapolls ; Mr.Carl Nighiingale, Cornwall, n: 7 an ving Ecward Eu a motor car.they are living during their stay.the councillors present were Messrs.an c en A iN OT 0 | ent , Ont.: Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Norman.Niaguia Faint Amour \u2014Clenr weer wir! ow gE Dorando collapsed 200 yards from the Mr.M.J.Walsh, ex-M.P.P., Mrs.Nadeau, Robson, Gorman and Ainsley.Church, Covington, Ky.In 1872 he Wed | Fall: Mrs.J.D'Brin, Quebre: Miss Oli- yesterday at 9 pm Can.leather 284 La do.pfd .95 do.pfd.LL LLL People's Ga J Can.Pac .188% 16755 Phila &RA.xd 118% 1154 Chgo.Gt.Wes.75g T!; do.Fpfd.Can.8outh.do.I! pfd.iee .Corn.Prod.174 174% Bloss Bheffie:d 63 62 do.pfd.eee Tenn.CAL.Detroit Ul.cs aie Tex.Pac.25 D-.L.& WwW.,.Tol.R, &L.ee Del.& Hud.1654 Twin City.92 Dep.& RioG.264 U.8 Bteel,.45 4435 « do.pfd\u2026.86% do.ptd.108L5 107% Du: 8.8.\u201c U.8.Rubber 38 18 Ce pra vies vive do.pfd.G.N.R.pfd.13543 135 Union Pac .153% 15254 Gen.Elec., 145% 1454 do.pfd.83% 83 Havana Elec .Wabash.Loo.12 lowa Central .\u2026.ve.do.pfd.26 25 Ill.Cent,.139% 139% West.U.T.eo .Inter.Pump.Wis Cen.com 21 20 Kan.& Tex.30% 304% do.pfd.424 LONDON QUOTATIONS, London, July 24, 4 p.m.\u2014Closing stocks : Ceasols for money, 86 11-16 ; do.fur account, 86 11-16.Anacouda.34 Erie.ve 22% Reading 60% Atchison.¥8% do.I pfd.393 dolpfd .do.pfd 9544 doll pi.2 do.IIptd B.& O0.85's Il.Cen,.144 Southn 19% Chicago .Lou &N.113 do.pfd.51 Ches.& O.44% Kan, & Tex 3134 So'th Pe.945 Chic.GW 14 N.Y, C 111% Un.Pac.157%; Chic.M&8.P 145 Norf'd & W.15% do.pfd.86 De Beers.10 do.pfd,,.83 U.8.5teel 457) DenvrRio.27% Ont.& West 4844 do.pfd.110% 6644 Penn.644 Wabash 13 vere Rand M nes 6, do.pfd.27 Amalgamated Copper, 75 Spanish Fours, 92%.Grand Trank, 18% CP.R., 17264 Bar silver steady, 24 3-164 per ounee.Money, % percent Discount rate short bills 14 percent; do of moaths bills, 1% to liG percent Chicag Pit Gossip Chicago, July 24.\u2014Expect nothing more then a good trading market in wheat.Coro and oats purchase on fair recessions.Fee: friendly to lard.There is a natural corner in the July oats option, the country cot selling the new crop aud the eup- i plies being exhausted.TOLEDO EARNINGS SHOW INCREASE FOR HALF YEAR.\u2014\u2014 Management Keeping Down Expenses, and Outlook for Company Promising.The statement of earnings and expenses of the Teledr, Railways and Light Company for the first six monthe of the fiscal year shows a decrease of $6,220 in surplus available fur dividends.For the period ending June 30, surplus is given at $130,634, com- sared with $136 884 for the corresponding half year of 1907.In gross and ne: returns there were 3ub- stantial increa:es.the former at $1,230,375, uirtea.ed $14.942, while net earnings were $547.987, an increase ol $35,720, equal to percent.There was a further decrease in the cperating charges, the ratio of costs to grues being 55 percent, compared with A9 percent for the same neriod last year.This resulted in a big decrease in operating out- lav.despite the heavier gross business, amounting to as much as 86.720.The de- ¢line in surplus was due 0 very heavy ap- progriations on account où interest and taxes, there being an Increase of $39,994 in these accounts, The company is showiaf fairly satisfactory operating conditions, and wien th fnances have beer rearranged.tn\u201d stock où the company DINING TABLE AS ALTAR.{From the \u2018 Sunday Strand.) Probably in only one church in the country 1s a dining table to be 1ound doing duty as an altar.The church which has this distinction ix the narns-h church at Wolferton, Norfolk, the hean tiful building often honored hy the King at his Sandringham home.The table, which once groaned under the baron's vianls, now supports the ves sels of communion; and *he beautifnl piece of furniture, at one time the pride of the hall, 18 now the valued possession of the church.BANK OF MONTREAL.OTICE is hereby giveu that a DIVI- DFND OF TWO-AND-ONE-HALI PERCENT uron the paid-up Capital Stock of this Institution has been declared for the current Quarter, and that the same wil! he PAYABLE at its Bankine House in this City, and at {ts Branches, on and after TUESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER next, to Shareholders of record of 15th August.By Order of the Board.E.S.CLOUSTON, General Manager.17th July, 1908.Montreal, PROFESSIONAL CARDS ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, &c.ELLIOTT & DAVID, Advocates, Barristers and Solicitors.Commissioners for all the Provinces, And for the States of Massachusetts and New York.canada Life Building, 189 St.James st Henry J.Elliott.L.A.David.SMITH, MARKEY & SKINNER, ADVCCATES, EARRISTERS, otc.MXTROPOLITAN BUILDING.179 8T, JAMES STREET, ROBT.C.BMITH, K.C,, FRED.H.MARKEY, {3 WALDO W.BKINNER, WILLIAM G.PUGSLEY.F.S.MACLENNAN, K.C.Advocate, Enrrister and Soliciter, New York Life Building, Montreal Tel Main 4703 Tel.Main 393) PATTERSON & ASTLE, Advocates, Barristers & Solieitorn CITY & DISTRIGT BANK BUILDING, 180 8t.James street, Montreal, W.PATTERSON, 1 F.ASTLE MARRIAGE LICENCES ISSUED BY JOIN M.M.DUKE, 107 St.James Street.49 Crescent Street.PATENT ATTORNEYS, [PROMPTLY SECURED We solicit the business of ec avis o Engineers and others who realize the advi ily ot baving their Patent business transe.28: by Experts Preliminaryadvice free.Cha ge?moderate.Our inventor's Adviser sent a) request.Marion & Marion.New York Life Montreal : and Washington, D.C.USA TRADE MARKS, ETS C.C.COUSINS Patont Selicitor.Ruite £06 N Y.Life Bldg Tel.M 6536 Expert personal attention F ETHERSTONHAUGH, BLAGK- PAs MORE & DENNISON, Liv.&Lon.& Globe Bidg., Montreal PATENTS THAT PROTECT FETHERSTONHAUGH & G9.Chas.W.Taylor, B.Sc, late Examiner Canadian Patent Office CANADA LIFE BUILDING, - MOXTREAL z\u2014moenteriee OWEN N.EVANS PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS Merchants Bank Bullding, Mentrem! == a Financial.EDWD, T.TAYLOR & S9X insurance Agents & Brokers ROOM IT TRAPALGAR CHAMBERS 2 pu ES tre mr Se eV CUA 1 ES ANIL ak Pl AI re da aR: - see ie meme on nd F = ff rE 4 - Lar uaa N peer éme - Be ama Am wr TEE Tn, Ai a + 6 Ne a PRI \u2014 PO ES non 10 TR INR ER PS COMING TO ST.GEORGES THE KEV.W.J.L.MAJOR, OF PETERBOROUGH, TO BE ASSISTANT MINISTER.aropt] Stand proprietors of l 7 tifica- Georre's Church have received notifi oo hat the Rev.William J.L.Major ¢ F All Sainte Church, Peter The vestry rector of Peterdor ough, Ont., has accepted their inv la Lon \u2018to be assistant minister here .Plumptre, who Ho?He will take e beginning of Jace of the Rev.ett recently for England.up his new duties at t October.The Rev.orders at Toronto .ly J.L.Major entered ho ! in 1896.He was me: onary ab Gore's Landing from 1897 Hand at Cannington from 1807-1903, and at Trinity Church, Toronto, 1003-1904.He became rector 0 Au saints, Peterborough, in the diocese OF Toronto, in 1904.FOOT CRUSHED IN ELEVATDE \u2019hilinpe Lafond.14 years C'd, ving al sLPRE, Christophe street, and n- played by Beauchemin & Co., of 36 St.Gabriel street, met with a painiu ae cudent yesterday.Latond was > ing some parcels in the elevator w en the machinery started, with the res that the lad had his foot crushe per tween tic elevator and the shaft.Hs was taken to the Notre Dame Hospi al where the wound was dressed, an he was afterwards able to return to home.was \u2014\u2014-\" TRAVEL BY G.T.R.As an evidence of the very heavy trat- i T tenary .to Quebec during the l'ercen en he 3 it 1s gleaned from Grand celebration Ti Trunk sources that every train since July 18 has carried heavy additiona equipment, and in many cases 1t has been found necessary to run second sec tions; in fact second sections have been necessary, and several additional sleepers have been attached to night trains every day this week, and the traffic o day promises a continuation of this con dition.\u2014\u2014\u2014 WAGNER FESTIVAL OPENS Bayrouth, Bavaria, July 23.\u2014The an nual Wagner festival opened br lant; lv here to-day with a new study o \u2018Lohengrin.\u2019 under the direction of Sieg: fried Wagner.The audience was dar ternational.many Frenchmen, Enghsh- men and Americans being present.READABLE PARAGRAPHS A MISPIRECTEL APPEAL.With a dubious sniff at her waist, just cleaned with gasoline, Mrs.Lloyd slipped into it and went to bear the famous lec- club.The assembly she arrived\u2014only turer at the woman's Hall was packed when standing room left,\u2014but one might perhaps catch a sentence NOW and then.enough te help one to appear imelligent at the re ception to be given the celebrity after the lecture was done, so Mrs.Lloyd edged her wav into the crowd, and paused under the wing of a maiestic-looking woman in an elaborate mavve gow.A: the leciure had not begun.Mrs.Lloyd had leisure to notice and feel a quick, sus- pirious glance from the majestic stranger, and mmediately after thal she realized.10 Ler horror.that stealthy {umes of gasoline were ri-ing about ler.The closeness and hea: of the place must have brought it out again.With her dainty nose elevated, she anxiously inhaled the odor, trying to decide sust how bad it was, and at the same lime «he fancied that the majestic person drew slightly, ostentatiously dilating her own nostrils.\u2018Perhaps | imagine it, after Mrs.Lloyd.And acting on impulse she whispered to her haughty neignbor, \u2018I peg pardon.but do you notice the odor of gasaline?\u2019 A surprised glare was the only answer, and Mrs.Lioyd felt constrained to add: UwWuy all,\u2019 thought \u2018My excuse for mentioning it is that we happeried to be so near together.I have a friend who says gasoline \u2018smells of poverty,\u201d and while I don\u2019t go so far as that, still it's not a desirable perfume.And of course to feel oneself a nuisance in a place like this\u2014' List here, to Mrs.Lloyd's chagrin, tha mujestic woman gave one last resentful «n'ff and forcibly wedged her way through the crowd to a spot sone ten fect dis- tnt.It was upsvmpathetic to say the least.nod gentle little Mrs.Llova was fo ruffed ny the incident that she found herself un- «ble to listen to the lecture.and decided to leave the hall.The door had just swung \u2018oguther behind her when it opened again.\u2018O.Jeannette!\u201d called the voire of a \u201cviene.\u2018Had to come out to breathe, didn't vou?So did I.À woman simply re=king wirh gasoline came and pressed against me, und-' \u2018What woman?Was she tall?have cn à mauve gown?\u2018Yes.with long white gloves that must have cleaned just hefore she Did you get too?\u2019 wa~ the answer, \u2018come closer to waist smell of gasoline or Did she she left ao.some, \"Ella me.Does this nat\u201d \u2018Not a bir\u201d it aid?Why?What made you think eiaculated Mrs.Lloyd, with