The daily witness, 10 septembre 1912, mardi 10 septembre 1912

[" a] I Po )S.(1 y, beet un- ; and * the | of khan, forty whieh c age build- ingly \u2014 strûück r pre- clothes of h is 1 and > ori- 8,000 y the y \\in- Here ppose ks of y firm o the ulty.- AAA HG GS LA & s Ad.is on page six \u2018 EE ES 7 MONTREAL, CANADA, Yr a \u201cINE OVERTURNED ND TRAINMEN HURT : Train Wrecked in Turcot ards-=-Carload of Pigs Killed.STishour Tr,rk vards \u201che erat T 45 tn none nf ir\u201d Fred \u201cman from «x tr his leg ts the Gen- \"are, fireman, =sHæhtiv hurt caineer Rramb- \u2018ronæ, à Drake- \u201crom The en- \"ce FL Lavin- Fo adie x, © tha cabnnge got a good von Gf No, 82! Was coming mr.when it ran the Turcot < too great for nd the engine, :21 plrughed up / about 40 cars, 1réét !n recent months.de circles Lu 0 \\ [hablv the purchaser, although it i8 1 Tat ultimately the property will | I'S wav inte the hands of the s.and be used as the site ar store.: 0 _ 7 Per square foot the amount nev involved in the transaction © \u201cWar up inte the millions of dol- HIEP AFTER BANK ROBBERS thie ag ; CFF MeCuskill and two of his men _ wrried trip to the woods near 5 I.Aclugan this morning in an ome Ire, where it is suspected by = \u2018ariger of the Bank of Hoche- 4\" that place that the men who :à the bank on the 4th are in a PRE ie ing.| triephone has been on the ring bn with stories of the men |, © \u201cDn several times, but not until ,Arrning could the name of any : f informers be had.- « 5°n as the bank manager called, int tha same information, the pro- ii.¢hlef hurried to the scene, and our the woods, determined - to il fing back! the daring burglars grove the belief that they gre in pr 5° proximity to the scene of 4 rebbery, , COLD INTO CANADA.un the last fortnight $8,300,008 in been shipped into ads from Aion Pr York anis Ch \u2019 II'nited States syndicate is | Lee Yok, Lee Yoy, and King Tung.NS City Hall to-day.HURCH OF THE GESU À REPORTED SOLD TO-DAY lars, as the Bleury street frontage is about 400 feet long.Four more big skyscrapers are likely tn be erected on Bleury sireet, south of St.Catherine street, next summer.Negotiations for the properties are well under way at the present time, and unless there is some unexpected development, next summer will see some big developments on that old thoroughfare.All of the new structures that are planned are for the east gide of the street.; The Evans block, situated a little above Jurors street, will be the location of one; another will be almost opposite Dowd street; the third will be oppocite Bernard street with the fourth, still unsettled, on the north east corner of Dorchester snd Bleury streets.- _ _ Po Corner properties on Bleyry strect cannot be obtained now ât\u2018less than $25 per square foot, while most owners hold them at $30.Inside blocks are being held at from $17.50 to $20 per square foot.: ; SCHOOLS ARE ~ INADEQUAT A shortage of school accommodat] for Irish Catholic children exists the east end of the city at the-p time, and the situation, it was \u2018aa to-day, is most acute in Madsonneuye.t | br no.places in the schools\u2019 yet provi for Thom.- It was said to-day that it was arranged to have two classes for Irish schoo! - shlgyen, one - school in \u2018Malsonneuve, but these were.inadequate, and many & -the, pupils would have too far to go.This arrangement, effect to the satisfaction of many of the parents.: .It ges suggested to \u2018a \u2018Witness\u2019 Fe- porter that if any room existed cla: should be opened in one or two Protestant schools for Irish boys, who, of course, would receive instruction from their own teachers and on.their curriculum.\u2018English teaching,\u2019 said an interested Irish ratepayer, \u201cdoes not receive the and something should be attemptad at ; by fioods, ig in a valley in the Ta Yu Children are walking the streets, with it is also said, has not gone fully into | attention it requires in our schopls, NESS GOP IPB OOO OLON LL < + THUNDER 161 5 or he To 40,000 LIVES LOST IN CHINA Typhoon and Floods Take Terrible Toll in Che- kiang Province \u2014\u2014rermereems Shanghai, September 10.\u2014An immense loss of life is reported in mail advices which have just been received from Wen-Chow, in the Province of Chekiang The Chinese estimates give the death roll as between 30,000 und 40,000 as the result of a typhoon combined with torrential rains, and high tides which occurred on August 29, Great flonds followed and the upper Wen-Chow River overflowed its banks and swpet over a vast area.The town of Tsingtian, about 40 miles to the northwest nf Wen-Chow, was overwhelmed and 10,000 of the inhabitants were drowned.Various other towns and villages were destroyed.gnd the.nrefecture at Chuchow, which is an important missionary station, was washed away.The town of Chu Chow, where a mission station has been swept away Ling mountains, seventy or a hundred miles back of the coast.The larger damage done by the freshet is in the lower valley, a stretch of the Ngen River, some two hundred miles south of Shanghai.DROPPED 000 FEET Another Double Aviation Fatality Occurs in England.Oxford, England.Sept.1N\u2014 Another double aviation fatality, the second within a week, occurred early this morning to members of the army fiy- ing corps, when Lieut C.M.Belling- ton and Lieut.E.Hotchkiss, both of whom had just been given a commission on probation, were killed while flying past Wolvercote.The machine in which the officers were manoeuvring had passed over Oxford and had reached a point just outside Wolvercote, when the motor appeared to stop and the aeroplane fell to the ground, from a height of 500 feet, like a stone.Ope account of the accident rays that an explosion occurred while the machine was in the air.The body of one of the officers was found in the river, and the other was picked up in a field.Both of the airmen had been .imstantly killed.Both were young men who reéently had received their flying certificates.A big battle in the army manoeuvres, in which a number of officers of the flying corps are taking part, commenced yesterday, and the -newspa- MRS.ROSA MENSCHIK SZABO, IS BEING New York, Sept.10.\u2014An autopsy to he performed to-day on the body of Mrs.Rosa Menschik Szabo was expected to determine whether any violence was used before she was drowned while boating on Greenwood Lake, with her lawyer, Burton W.Gibson.After Mrs.Szabo's death, Gibson probated a will purported to have been left by Mrs.Szabo, in which she left her estate of $10,000 to her mother, Mrs.Petronella Menschik, and appointed Gibson as her executor.Watch it (rowing\u2014Better |TOESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 912 PRICE GS CNT NS pr \u2014 = AUTOPSY TO DECIDE CAUSE OF | MRS.SZABO'S MYSTERIOUS DEATH ON WHOSE BODY AN AUTOPSY HELD TO-DAY.The Deputy Consul-General of Aus- tria-Hungary alleges that it was known that Mrs.Menschik was dead when the will was drawn, and that a woman was procured to pose as Mrs.Szabo\u2019s mother.Mrs.Agnes Boyd, a stenographer in Gibson's office, is reported to have informed counsel for the Austrian Consul, that Mrs.Szabo brought letters from her brother to Gibson's office which gave the information that Mrs Menschik was dead.Presbytery Debated Question Home missions took up most of the time at the forenoon session of the meeting of the Presbytery of Montreal, held in Knox Church to-day.under the presidency of the Moderator, the Rev.J.M.McAllister.\u2018 After the minutes of Previous meetings had been submitted by:the clerk, the Rev.James Patfersen, and approved by the court;.-the' moderator called upon the Rev.W.R.Cruick- shank to read the report of the Board of Home Missions.The report said that much good pers this morning refer terms to the success of the aviation corps.FILTHY CANS CONFISCATED As a result of a visit paid to the various railway tations of the city twenty summonses were sworn out by the city milk inspection department today against as many milk dealers for returning milk «cans unwashed to dairymen.Eighty such cans were found by the city inspectors, Sixty- nine dirty, old, dilapidated cans, unfit for carrying milk, were also seized.Some of these latter cans were on view in the food inspection office at A smell of one these cans revealed the fact that if contained some milk that was rotting.Practically all of the cans seized, it is believed, contained what is known as the poison bacteria, This gets mixed with fresh milk, and its effects are particularly disastrous on children, giving them intestinal troubles.These are quite prevalent, as shown by the returns of the health Cepart- ment for last week, which give intestinal diseases as the cause of 69 deaths out of 180 in the city.ROUTINE REVOLUTION Washington, Sept.10.\u2014The revolution in Nicaragua is on the wane, according to advices from Rear Admiral Southerland to-day to the Navy Department.The Admiral: reported that the railway is now completely in the hands of the American fanding forces, and that the uprising had dwindled to the proportidng .of \u2018the in glowing i work was being done in Reloeil, where the Canadian Explosives Company had accounted for a large increased population.The present mission was being carried on in a tent, but the company had passed plans for the erection of a fully equipped schoolhouse, and had granted leave to the church to make use of that building until permanent quarters could be erected.Much discussion centred round a request on the part of the committee asking the Presbytery to countenance an additional worker in Tetreauville district, which is situated near the Taylor and Maisonneuve churches.Mr.Hood had been asked by the committee to canvass the district with a view to discovering the necessities of the Presbyterian residents there.While Dr.Manson, the new pastor of Taylor Street Church, was , grateful for the work which Mr.Hood had done, he submitted that to ally a missionary in that district with the Mai- sonneuve church was to encroach upon the field over which his church ought to have jurisdiction.The Pres LACE OF FUNDS FOR HOME MISSION WORE APPALLING of Jurisdiction of Taylor and Maisonneuve Churches, and Decided to Extend Term of Moderators to a Year.bytery knew that the Taylor Church was having difficulty owing to the influx of French people into the district, and his session was inclined to resent the intrusion of another chureh into what they considered their own territory.The Rev.R.T.Ballantyne submitted that there was more than enough work for both chürches.\u2018 After a good deal of heat had been generated, Dr.Keliy in support of the Rev.Dr.Manson insisted that the money must be spent only after careful consideration, as the Home Mission work of the church was eminently the most important problem that was before the Presbytery.The lack of funds in view of the amount of work which was actually necessary was appalling.Dr.Gibson suggested that the two ministers should meet in consultation, and decide what limits if any it was necessary to lay down to their respective spheres of labor.The motion was ultimately passed ungpnimously.On a motion of the Rev.R.T.Cruickshank, it was decided that In the future the moderator would be appointed for one year instead of as formally for six months.The period of tenure of office was too short in view of the requirements which the moderator of the Presytery had to satisfy.It was further decided before the court adjourned for luncheon that they would.discard the old scheme of electing the moderator according to his turn on the Presbytery roll.In future they would make use of their statutory powers, and elect him regardless -of any other question than his ability.SUNDAY THEATRES London Actors and Actresses Pass Resolution Against Sabbath Performances.London, Sept.10.\u2014At a meeting of actors and actresses held here to-day, a resolution against the opening of theatres and music halls on Sunday was passed.There was.nly one dissenting vote.The question of opening the playhouses on Sundays has been much discussed lately as a result of the incredsing business, attracted by the - moving picture shows, which are open .usual Central - revolution.\u2019 Pl seven days a week.STRIKING CAR MEN Situation Some at Duluth, With Threatened Outbreaks.Duluth, Minn., Sept.10.\u2014The street car situation here this morning Te- mained strained, with sympathizers talking of further outbreaks against the car company and the imported men.About fifty percent of the cars are running.; In a riot last night one driver was injured so seriously that he was unable to report for work to-day.Thirteen arrests were made during the disturbance.There were no strikers among the prisoners, and the police say that as far as could be learned, the union men took no part in the violence, Le .The site of Verdan's proposed new Post Office has been.selected, and will come as a complete surprise to the residents.At last night's meeting of the council a letter was read from the \u2018Hon.F.D.Monk, Minister of Public Works, stating that the Government interested in once to bring shout is Ii > would be much more lute town would cede the.site.The coun- cli decided to offer.a lot comprising 7,800 ' square feet, .bordering on five streets, Wellington,.Lavallee, Mul- larkey,- Regina and ~Phelfic avenue, which the.Minister had already declared woul be suftisble for thesbrec-.class of buflding they put up if the THE \u2018FLAT IRON\u2019 BUILDING ON THE SITE OF VERDUN\u2019S NEW POST-OFFICE.: : +.tion of .a building that wopll be a credit to the town.rE _ The site-of the new Post Office Yu at present\u2019 occupied By a brick, erection known.to Verdun people ds the flat Aron.building from -its suppoel tee) ta.the { semblance .(in \u2018miniat famous New .Yor ; THE PICTURE BIBLE What Dr.Bruce Taylor Thinks Of It The Rev, PL Brae U 2 St Paul's Chard Mortrest, was of the clergymen who had a \u2018provate view\u201d nf the harajsom.Mnstrited Bible.whih the Wotness af 78 tribute commencing next Souris Ha writes: \u2018T have nnthing bu the heqrtirst commendation for the very heantif iluminated Bible, There \u2018sn, do \u201chat the pictures add immensely ta \u201c=o interest nf the Bible especially \u201car young people and these pictiyres re really relevant tu the ext, Tha teachers\u2019 helps, in the anpendis.are the work of men whn are all experts, TI have been reading their nates through and have heen struck with their fairness of view as wall as with their width of knowledge, T du net think I have seen any edition of the Scriptures more likely to draw veine People to their study.\u2018Yours sincerely, \u2018R.BRUCE TAYLOR) \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Chiasso, Switzerland, Sept.0, \u2014 Feeling is running high in Ttaly regarding the ultimate disposition of the Aegean islands which have heen occupied by Italian troops in the war with Turkey.The agitation was initiated by delegates from the islands and by Greek emissaries, and is receiving the support of the Socialists and other extremists.The agitators maintain that it would be shameful and dishonorable if Italy selfishly concluded peace by giving up the Aegean islands to Turkey on the ground that Ttaly merely aimed at the possession of the Libya region of Africa.It is insistently and emphatically demanded that the \u2018islands shall not be returned to Turkish brutality and revenge.\u2019 The Italian government is urged to insure for the islands an autonomous government to which, it is asserted, they are entitled by ethical, racial and political reasons.Advances have been made to Ric- ciotti Garibaldi, the only surviving son of the Italian patriot, to organize and lead a body of \u2018red shirt volunteers.\u2019 similar to that which participated in the Greek war of 1897, to maintain the independence of the islands if Italy.for the sake of peace, abandons them So far Garibaldi has refused to entertain such an idea on the belief that it was premature and would be liable to cause complications.SEAPORT BOMBARDED.I.ondon, Sept.10.\u2014The Italian fleet FEELING RUNS HIGH IN ITALY REGARDING DISPOSITION OF AEGEAN ISLANDS + NO NEW : RECORD FOR CROP Sir William Macau 7h Thinks Output Will Nu Exceed Last Yadr | _\u2014 Ten Carnac not vs Sir W m | the Conde pan Ir\" returne: * T [rip of qe Near Yo H ; coast.5 Bi Wan | of whe gr ogre thee ieee | moi Wa Yi at barmper 4 +; : laine | \u201che | nf the | last Tes w record er: West n year Agitation Against Return of Territory to Turkey as Help to Conclusion of Peace\u2014 Garibaldi Cries Raised ester has hombarded Scalan vg ! ; apport in the vicinity of Smvr: Acte TT + key, according to a despa nm i in London to-day by 4 new.LL CONTRADICTORY STORE» Vienna, Sept.10.Acconine - Constantinople earresy mdort of \u2018Neue Freie Presse, puace preteen e \u2018ies havh heen signed betwee Tv and Turkey, but will h Lege ot until Parliament has been elect 1 ON) formal armistice will be con vu à, but Italy will refrain from further or.tacks on the Turkish cost à islands and Turkey will jerm\" ve gradual return of the cape +2 Van ians.À semi-official statement seued at Rome characterized ax abe n- feunded the reports that an rt had been reached resprett n- clusion of peace between tv nd Turkey.SERVIAN CARINET KESIGNE Belgrade, Serviu, Sept.lp Th ver- vian Cabinet resigned vesterdas.Tha resignation of the ministers was ns- tensibly because of the ill Health of the premier, Dr.Milovanoviteh.The real reason is belicved to be the sem.ous Balkan situation.Recently the anger of Serviars tes heen aroused against Tuarkéev «©: account of massacres along the esuth ern frontier of Kervia by tte Tarks The people have denounced tu Turkish Government, and manv of them have demanded that war be declared against Turkey The Sirvigr Gos ern- ment has had the situation under ds.cussion.and a report hax been vin.mitted to King Peter, hut no definite action has been taken.BAITING MR.GAYNOR New York, Sept.10.\u2014Ald.Curran, chairman of the aldermanic investigation, has made public a letter he has written to Mayor Gaynor, notifying him that the committee would proceed with its investigation into the police department, and declared \u2018no attempt to divert or intimidate it can MAYOR WH.J.GAYNOR, % Now changed with making \u2018maliciously So ; false statements.\u2019 succeed.Ald.Curran furthet informed the Mayor that he had instructed his attprney to bring suit for libel on the ground that the Mayor had made \u2018maliciously false statements\u2019 concerning him.: \"MAYOR WOULDN'T TESTIFY.struct E ttes A - New Fork, Sept.10:\u2014Mayor Gaynor.Late yesterday, withdrew, his acceptadds LEGATION OFFICER IN TOILS New York, Sept.10\u2014Parry E Nolan, of Washington, DC.recently appointed secretary to the United Stats Legation at Panama, failed to appear in the police court to-dav to plead to a charge of abducting 18 year old More ion McVikor, or New Port News, Va., and his cash bail of $1.000 wis ordered forfeited and two detectives were dispatched to arrest him.After declaring the $1.000 bail forfeited, the court fixed bail at 82.500 for Nolan when re-arrested.and paroled the McVikor girl in the custody of the Florence Crittenden Mission.The arrdignment was then declared postponed until Sept.17.Nolan was arrested the complaint of the agents of tha Old Dominion Steamship Company that the McVickor girl, whose father is reputed to be a prosperous business man at Glasgow, Scotland, èad disappeared from the Steamer \u2018Jefferson* shortly after its arrival here on Friday.The McVikor girl had been entrusted by her brother to the care of a stewardess on tit vessel, with instructions to remain aboard until Saturday when she was to have sailed for' Scotland on ticket purchased from the Anchor line by her father.The couple were located at a fash- last night on ionable Broadway hotel, whore they had registered as H.E.Nolan and wife.The girl broke down, and told the detectives that she had met Nolan aboard the vessel, and at his suggestion that she get a position in New York had changed her mind about going back to Scotland, and gone with him.Nolan had nothing to say, and was held until this morning when a lawver furniched cash bail for his appearance in court to-day.of the invitation to appear before the aldermanic committee which is inquiring into the police department.In a caustic letter to Alderman H, H.Cur- ran, chairman of the committee, the mayor declined to appear unless subpoenaed or notified to do so, adding that he could not \u2018enter into any petty and partisan inquiry,\u2019 and asserting that in his efforts to lift goverament up he had never allied himself with .any one who was not himself above : reproach.} \u2018I do not see how I can expect the police to be honesf when they see on, every hand that even aldermen of the | city are taking graft personally, \u2018or enabling corrupt go-betweens to do { 80,\u2019 declared Mayor Gaynor; in dis- ! cussing the granting of \u2018licenses for i stands, tows es se ss oN Te dro evita © - ms .or = 2 MGILL GET SHAUGHNESSY AS NEW COACH The University\" Footballers Triumph Over Ottawa in Contest for Possession McGill Football Club have got.the better of the Ottawa Football boys, and managed to secure Frank Shau- Buessy as their coach for this season.Both clubs were making great efforts to secure him, but on Saturday night, Jimmy Lee, McGill's captain.and Allan Argue, their manager, fix-: ed the matter up definitely with the coach and so after all the talk about Ottawa, being able to outbid McGill in trying to secure him has proved of no avail.\u2019 Frank is not.only president of the Ottawa Baseball Club this year.but also manager of the Fort Wayne Baseball Club.He holds a double university degree, and has coached foot- .fali clubs for the past ten years.Mec- Gill boy£ are jubllant.and have secured the house at the head of University street, near Mance, for headquarters .for the football boys.be fitted up to accommodate tweiity- to report there on Sept.17th, the first .practice taking place on that date at three o'clock.A letter cont&fhing the above particulars is being sent out to- .day to all the football boys, and with, such encouraging prospects before\u2019 them a brilliant season is anticipated fer the Red and White.IMPERIAL - LEGISLATION Unity of Trade Marks and Patents Law May Become Fact Shortly ~~ | \u20ac re (Canadian Associated Prees.) London, Sept.9.\u2014The Colonial Office has received favorable replies from the Canadian and Commonwealth Governments to the memorandum issued some months ago inviting the Overseas Dominions to pass legislation making for unification of Empire trade marks and patents law.It is understood that the Canadian Government will introduce a measure next session.CARRIED COCAINE.= Gets Two Months\u2019 Errprhon uen And Has Another Trial = To Face.\u2019 ceiving stolen goods Walter Burke, : When searched at police headquarters was found to have in his possession a .quantity of cocaine.He was brought before Mr.Recorder Weir and pleaded guilty to having cocaine in his posses- .atcn.He was sentenced to two months in jail.- Burke will also have to answer for the charges of theft and of receiving | stolen -goods when .he is brought beri Sonido Lanctot 4 the, Arraignment REV.FATHER ADRIAN DEAD.À .Formerly Rector of St.Mary\u2019s and Director of Loyola College Here, The death took place on Sunday.in \u201c Charlottetown, P.E I.of the Rev.| Father Adrien Turgeon, SI, formeriy \u2018 rector of St.Mary\u2019s -College and #is0 at one time director of Loyola \u2018College.After filling important.positions in \u201cthe Jesuit Congregation in this\" city, Father Turgeon was transferred to ~ Quebec, where he was in charge of the- Jesuit house there until a few weeks ego.Failing health caused him \u201cgive up this position, and à trip was} taken to the Maritime Provinces in the hope that it would restore him to health again.Father Turgeon was born in Terrenbonne in 1846.The funeral service will be held at the Church of the Gesu on Wednes- | day morning at eight o'clock.VIOLATED GAME ACT.Neils Linden, 2836 Drolet street, had .the distinction of being the first per- .son fined by Mr.Puncan Robertson, Humane Society yesterday.He paid $5 birds protected by the game act, in| .his possession.Thomas Farrell, 2465.Notre Dame street, was fined $4 for permitting his ~ son Walter, aged 12 years, to firé at some birds.Others fined $2 each were: Henri Champoe, 1461 Lafontaine.st.: Paul Cursivo, 170 New Mareh street; Joseph Lizotte, Lafontaine street, and Isidore Dubée and Frank D.Cesare, Tosa Sangujnet street.BRIDE GROOM ARRESTED.Willie Romain, a bridegroom of two hours, was arrested by Detectives O'Connell and Laberge on Sunday, on a charge of theft preferred by Mrs.Maringat, the mather of the bride.He .pleaded not guilty, after spending the night in the cells, and \u2018wast ; ,remanded for trial.rs\u201d A COLLEGE OF ARMS.At the Anglican College, University street, a .college of \u2018arms will be opened on Wednesday afternoôn next.It will collect data on families in Can- æda claiming they .have the right of bearing arms.= ROBBED PASTOR\u2019S HOUSE, While the Rev.T.E.Bourke was absent from his home conducting services in the Mountain Street.Metho- @ist Church \u2018on Sunday morning thieves entered his house and.stole $100 worth of wearing apparel.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 restate BUBBISH CAUGHT FIRE.The fire brigade extinguished a in a pile of rubbish at St, Antoine and Lenoir streets Sunday night, Er - CERICARO MARKETS.\u201c_ Messrs.J.S.Zache and Com Hospital mrset, Montreal, reports the following \u20ac Chicago quotations for the Wit.to-da, \u2018pen.High, Low, Close.WaT 20% 90% a 2 9 90%b Dec.2.10 1 90% 904 89 hd Sy 73% ox a a ve ee ae k i 183 Dec., .54144 54 : 537 où ih ne % 83% | pore ee +.+.B23 32% 33 i.OT K\u2014 ce - t .1705 1716 1702 OCR 0 22 ts 1780 .1718 - 4119 Lard\u2014 TT Lune 1115 1112 1112a \u201cOct :: !! !! j120 1120 1112111560 Short Hibe\u2014 : pt .\u2026.\u2026 1083 1085 1075- 1080 se 08 eo .1080 1693 1082 .3083 f PE TS Æ Ganges EN fe PGE er Pen À RES eme The house will] \u2018four men, and all the football ctübs.are} ~ |.eral.Minister of Labor; | Guthrie, M.P., of | Hardie, | WILL US.\" Arrested on charges of theft and re- |.- vention by the.-are \u2018withholding, as it is -such publicatio) ta |- in a special court in the offiees of-the\u2018{-\" \u2018and costs for having a gun and ten | MAINE WENT 10 POLLS LS TO: DAY| Importent State snd Nations 7°\u201c Electorate: : x - wy 4 : Fortiand, Me.September, \u201cS\u2014Wath decided and a few questions of nation al importance to be endorsed, the vot- erg of Maine went tè the péhi to-day to elect a governor, four congressmeït, ; county officers, and a state legisla, ture.The legisliturs selected td-da will choose a United States Sert NeXt winter.: Governor Frederick Plaisted, of.Augusta, heads pas Dem: ocratic ticket, and William T.Haines, of Waterville, is the Repubiiess oun didate for governor.=.- LABOR MEN INS SESSION Trades and Labor cor at Guelph Beaks a Roooed .Guelph, Ont, Bept.- s.\u2014Éétore thé first session of the Trades apd: Labor Congress of Canada convention opened here to-day.Last yéar at there were 173 delegates.This y the credential committee stated that 300 delegates will be accorded seats and votes.THe first seseion to-day was largely a matter of pleasantries between civi¢ officials and local parliamentarians welcoming the delegates td Guelph.President Parker, of Guelph Trades and Labor Council, opened the pro- \u2018ceedings, being followed by Mayot.Frorp and on behalf of the City Coun- it ne Hon.Dr.Reaume, the Hom W.J.Hanna, the Hon.Mr.Crothers, Fed- | Mr.Hugh: outh Wellington, and H BH.Scholfield, -P.P.of South Wel- liñgton, took part in the opening cete- monies.This a#fternobn is \u2018an epen date for the.delegates, and a trip has been planned to the prison farm, where the Labor men will have à chance to hear the Hon.Mr.Hanna explain his pet hobby.On Tuesday, the big cenvéntion will get down to business in earnest.The big meeting of the week ig on Tuesday evening, when a representative | from each province will spenk at an open meeting in thé armoriés, where the meetings are being held.J.Hele Labor leader of the Britiah | House of Commons, will be ae attraction for that evening, ' am discuss labor conéittons in Britain.\u2014 INTERVENE?| No Confirmation at at Mexico City of Militant Plans Credited ; \u201cro to ei Tai.nn i ak 14 as i \u2018Mexico City, anating from President Talt\u2019 cated, regardin eriey, Madd, where! summer home is 18-4 possible armed inter- United States, has interest, but beyond £ the opinion that t unable to handle the situation, it is impossible: to obtain anything definit e from official \u2018 héad- quarters.! Only one payer has published the despatehes fro Beverley.The others) fetired: that people unduly.MURDER AND ATTEMPTED | SUICIDE Mao.Shoots Girl Girl Dead Near Ottawa and Tarns em.created intense the expression Mexico is not \u201cOttawa, Sept 5\u2014A brutal nruréer occurred at thé vilage of it.Joseph\" J orleans, about 12 miles from Ottawa to-day when a man named Dupuis, while out of his mind met à young.girl named Fontaine walking along the C.N.R.tracks and shot her wards turning the weapon, a shotgun, upon himsélf.| He is thouglt-to Ye fatally injured.The éoromer snd céoun- ty police have left for the sceme.| | .trees sure ES ARMENIAN à MASSACRE A RE- Chicage, \u2014 a-cAscordin to a special cable from re stantinopie to the Chicago \u2018De News,\u2019 the massacre of Aé~ .menians by Kurds has been roe sumed.o villages .ln Ars: menia havp been pillaged and twenty-eight of the inhabitants killed.Another village has boon destroyed by fire, ~~ Perastrseiann est sanæs.Ton WIFE PEATING.James Conkolly, 35 Richmond atrpet, was sent tO: pail for two months for wite Hr=ting by Recorder Wetr.rerreatirnners Îecsseereseveet.RAMMED A VESSEL.SC J : \u201che steamer 'Raguarok\u2019 rémmed a ver on the Lower 8t.Lawrence.on Saturday.The proprietors have set cured a writ of caveat to protect her from seizure.and deposited & bond $10,000 to meet any actions, tor ae | ages, \u2019 NEW \u2018JUDGE pr\u2014 IN, Mr.Juatice Campbell Land took Mis of he en | oath of office as Judge Court in the chamber of the Hen.Chief bustice Davidson yesterday.- ASSAULTED CONSTABLE, For assaulting Constadld.Marleau\u2019 \u2018while arresting him, James Mooney got two months in jail frem Recorder |.| Weir yesterday, and one month for.\u2018érunirenness.- rire aati _ LIQUOR SEIEED; \"At a raid on a house at aL Bian | street Sunday night, 40 dozen bottles of beer were seized, and Michael Legaïl was Convicted of sglling Hqude odor | la Ucense, and will he sentenced Te several \u201cwell-defined state issues to bd | \u2018Bastern movement was heard of pm \u2018emmsulate, détettivés have found Mys.Jéseasersseneenses Cp pe Ray, 8 shit; \u2018at 10.307 pan, Jesterday Tonian! THE MONTREAL: \u2018DALY ORFENTAL \u201c DOCTRINES -ÂRE NOT NEW ity Has Taught Every 3 Truth of Bahai Ce RE me \u2018Rev.E.1.Hart, B: .bominttn | i ; cure Mécuneta \u2018the Banat \u2018mover ment at his evening services Sunday.\u201cThe feet, \u2018he, aatd, \u2018has always been the Pirthplace of many lesser religious teordc in their career and lived but Tone brief day.\u2019 Referring to the ad- {dress delivered by Abdul Bahai in St.James Jasthodist Churéh on Thursday list, he said that he was convinced that \u201cit the leaders had understood clearly the Baha! movement, a Christian church would not, have beén opened to the Oriental leader herd \u2018Bahaism was, he said, in the opinion of some missionaries either a schism In the Moslem Church or an attempt to.Prové acoceptablé to the Christian.It was.{hp modernist movement of the Moslem people.highest éxpressions of this modern spirit at work within th.Moslem religion.That spirit was revealed in the address of Thursday night.He spoke of Jesus as \u201cHis Holiness,\u201d a title that he gave equally to Abraham; \u2018Moses, Mohamet and his own father.Never once did he speak of Jesus as the.Son of God or as the world\u2019s Saviour.The crowning relevation of God to men did not come through Christ, but through his own father, who died twenty years agc in Syria.\u2019 Bahaism claims to be the last and final religion, universal in character a Tatth- of peace and brothérhood.ox these features were of the Christian th, .\u2018I not find a single truth in it that Christlanity hag not taught or is not teaching to-day.Long before this in Canada we had been teaching and practising them.There is not a feature of their Boclal reform propagands but has been and is being championed by msn and women within the Christian Church\" BODY TO BE | \"EXHUMED ham Syste Case Promises - - to Develop into Csiss Celebre.Lo \u2014t\u2014 1185 New York, Sept.9\u2014T0 determine, if possible, whether death was due to \u2018any agency other than drowning; Mr.ogers, he district attormey of Orange County, New York, will cause.Mrs Rosg'- Bzabo, an Austrian wo- who met death in Greenwood Fake?\u2018while in a rowboat with Burton \u201cW/ Gileon, s New York lawyer, executor.of\u2019 her.319,000 \u2018estate.day for à hatpin \u201cwithout avail, a and the proposed autopsy on the body will embrace not only an.examination for wounds, but a chemical analysis of the, contents of the stomach.Gibson had the body buried undér the pame of \u2018Mrs.Ritter,\u2019 in a.tery near Jersey City, but he has expressed his entire willingness to Have | it exhumed.Pending the autopsy no action involving a homicide charge cun be madéds .According to the Austro-Hungérian Rose Men- and bene.1 go hex Bert.dot.5 THE.piel ca FB ses EO Pa, and woman who posed as Mre.| wont, mother of Mrs Szkbo, \u2018| fciary under the will.Une 1 sald to Te under surveillance.The contèn- | \u2018|:tHioh of the consulète is that the vic-}| dits inother was dead at the time \u2018tie will was draw and that, thére- the waiver of citation purported\u201d sigried by Mrs.Menschik \u201cbeen 2 have ry.This phasé of the case forge En be threshed out betoré the Sur- when à brother of his \u2018way from mo- rogate, on, Sept.17, Bo, now ên Austria,\u201d will testify as to\u201d his thers death.POINTE CLAIRE .$Ÿ E|Fonsacacassensans \" Pointe Claire town council ghet on Saturday evening with all the mem- .Bers p t with the Exception of Alderman Miller to discuss e \u2018annexation of Valois and Lakeside.A by-law to anmex ~~: two places was read the first-time, the agreement Rro- viding that.the annexed two places shall share equally with Pointe Claire in every improvement and that all water, drainage and electric light shall be installed within sixteen: months.To provide thia a loan will be made by the: \u2018town, Lakeside andl Valols agreeing -not te object to such a method for -rafeing the money to pay fer the im- provethent.In the meantime & new valuation on property will be made in LikesiGe and Valois to fix the same TS ot taxation as in Pointe Claire.\u201d JAILED FOR HIGH GRADING.yéckived: two years in Kingston, and Edward Bignell three months in North - Bay fôr high grading from the oon | and Millerette mines in Gowganda.28741 dre GECRAE EBFORTED .George will reach Gue- Phi Wednesday, and 7 o\u2019éibek on t 11 = aus \u2018hore \u2018moring.Cc sland, 32 32.Clear, TL Ss 8.30 sm.San wot: , F hay Point TG ward 1 am.Leilene.terday schr.* Chiééutimi; - naroëk; 2.20 am, .& 10 am as mated atopmers outward « or; Ed am.Lake Champlain; § amr S85 Chatte, 234\u2014Clondy, Cape Zorthenst; inward $-am.su Cit dL ra tii, Port east: wa 6 an.a conl steamer; t- ward at 5.80 am.Manchester Corpora.LF a} \"tien.325\u2014Clbudy, porthesst ; 0p, 14 a y srday eutonie.K.: 10 ro no fes Mouth Royal: 618 em.160 miles | toast, Yer M | g To Lake 3 aditobé: sua CT WE méy,_ Point 97.Thursday Ham.inward aint, Fama\u2019 B54 _enr, | Orth w triwged at\u201d at\u201d T0\" am.yéstortay 120.Milles Forms Amor 19978 Cloudy, nat; ne art Ea Peer ports sie east I | { ee me | Ror.R IL Hart Se; Says Cheistiaa-] + cults and movements that were me-} improve that faith that \u2018ft- might} Fo \u2018Bahatsn is one of the |.Bach |\u201d to be éxhumed to-day the body of] .\u201c Gobeit, Sept- 9.\u2014 Fred Hemosuokis, | is] ; trvera 7.00 | À greed Reber eet ees JT 2.\u201cThe PR \u2018meeting of the \u201d Quebew Railway, Light & Power 3 Company wil - take place to- - morrow.- \u2018Notwithstanding the : manner in which the stock has been acting, it is stated that the report, ia addition to showing the bond interest earned, will show at least a small amount sarped on the common stook.Teeeereerres HEEL EI aty Feber reset STOCKS SEEM STRONGER WITH WEAK: PATCHES pe ad \u201cThe \u2018Action- of the stock market was admewhat' ~ jerkéy - yesterday, with movements mostly \u2018upwards, and in several \u2018cases effected \u2018with very Tittle | \u2018buying.Montreal Cotton rose 2 1-4 points, dr less than 200 shares bein \u2018traded ip,\u2019 while Power scored an ad vance of two Points from 228.Crow Reserve workéëd.higher, while the Test of the market was slightly firmer than has recently been its wont.Quebec Railway was rather heavily dealt in, .but.\u2018lt declined two.points from 22, after which there was a rally.eee cc New York, \u201cSept.9.\u2014Wall Street.\u2014 Lést week\u2019s.bank statement, which further reduced surplus reserve to 8 very.nominal figure, dnd the Mexican situation were.held accountable for the comparatiVe/heavinéss of to-day\u2019s market.¢Harriman\u2019s, which sold ex- div., and Reading, were mildly pressed for sale, with less pressure against Hill issues.Canadian Pacific rose on rumors that -opposition to the stock increase had been overcome.Coppers, Chine exc and Steql were under restraint, in\u2019 connection with the forth- coming- statement of operations with for August.Amêng cpecinlties Bears- Roebuck and Goodrich were conspicuous for Sona ôf 6 and 5 points respectively., onds\u201d weré steady.h.+.> HIGHER \u201c The followi quotations on C.P.R, came ovef wf trom London.ant vai CPR Din Lèndon.New York First cable.: .281 273 3-8 Second\u2019 cable.ves +.281 1.4 273 3-4 Last cable.281 3-8 274 1-4 LOKDOK, CLOSING PRICES.SE, pt.9, 4 London, s p.m.\u2014Consols for \u201cmoney ve 8+1 do.&% account 74 5-18.Can.Pac.282%; G.T.R.27 ay silyer a 28 13-1 er.unce.+ BRR wade 1000 bro scount in the pre maz got Tor Hide is Ch -percen for, ree months bir is\u2019 % to 9- Ye.pe : MONTREAL COT.WALLS! ST.EVEN The only feature in tn the \u201cstock market in the Afternoon wag the selling of 400 shares of Montreal Cotton common stock at 64, which is.an advance of 2 1-2 points, over the \u2018morning's highest figure.The rest of the market \u2018was steady and inactive.WALL STREET HELD STEADY.There was very little fluctuation in the price of stocks in.New York this afternoon, although the market was fairly active: The close was practically under the opening level, with Canadian Pacific higher at 275, Union lower at 1688 3-4, Copper 87 8-4, and Reading 168 1-3.Paris, Sept.9.\u2014Closing.\u2014The Bourse opened heavy but closed better to-day.Three percent renfes 92 francs 32 1-2 centimes for the account.Exchange on London % francs 29 1-2 centimes for, chequ Private, discount rate, 2 7-8 percen Berlin, Sept, 9.\u2014Fears of a higher bank rate caused weakness on the Bourse to-day.Exchange on London 20 marks 46 .pfennigs Tor cheques.Money 3 1-3 percent.Private discount rates, 4 1-2- percent: - MONDAY AFTERNOON BOARD Crown\u2014100 -at 341.Wettiaufer; 1h.Lowey.T8408 @ Total, 11h,\" 2.tet 1a 887,175 The button \u2018shipm © last week show an increase over\u2019 ne preceeding: wesk totallihæ 112,390.87 ounces, valued at $71,245.19: The shipments ware: 4.7 Ounces.Vaine.Nipissing:.5 \".89,280.00 : $566,916.86 O'Brien.+.14,540.00.9,015.00 Temiskanilhk.5106.50 3,221.88 Kerr Lake.$1157 1,937.98 Woitiauter, Koa.\u201cM862 164.14 wy boyal J wns.\u2018TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER -10.1912 (STEEL C0.OF C.J na; A MAY BUILD NEW PLANT IN.WEST Fort William, Ont, , Sept.(Special.\u2014The announcement -~ was sep Fort Willlain Saturday might by rome inent officials of the \u2018Grand k Pacific Railway that the Steel Company of Canada were negotiating with the Grand k Pacific for a sit, e in Fort William on which to erect big steel plant to be lôcated on th- a vig side of the Mission River between the and the, Imperial Oil Company.\u2018| Large Supplies of Money - Avallable In London-Rise 13 22 .London, Sept.9.\u2014 There de \u2018a plen- tigul \u201csupply of money available to- - day.Discount rat:3 were firm.The .Bank of England secured most of the $3,700,000 new gold offered in the open market.The stock market was generally.easy to-day cwing to-new issue fears and ugofit taking prior to the -seftleme ont Consols idet \u2018theee-sixteenths: and home rails eased off despite the favorable Board of Trade figures for August.American securities opened steady and about unchanged.Trading was light during the forenoon and prices moved irregularly.Later Canadian Pacific advanced on Berlin buying, but the rest of the list scarcely mover.The closing was dull.BAR SILVER New York, -Sept.9.\u2014 Bar silver holds strong at 62 1-2 cents pe T ounce.MOST ACTIVE ISSUES.On last week's trading Richelieu and Ontario was the most active issue, transactions amounting to $10,490.Transactions in Power amounted to 6,449, Laurentide was unusually ac- ive for such a high-priced stock, total ransactions amounting to 1,711 shares.Without a great deal of activity, there was a decided improvement in the cotton stocks.S\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HUDSON'S BAY AND GRAND TRUNK.The cable came over.at \"firactically the same as Saturday's opening on Hudson\u2019s Bay, being 12 5-8.G.T.R.was unchanged at 27 1-2.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014\u2014; TWIN CITY EARNINGS.Twin City earning for the fourth week in August shows an increase of $20,616, and for month an increase of $46,079, while for year to date the increase is reportad at; $192,638.NEW STEEL COMPANY.Steel Corporation; capita 000,000, said to be backed by.German capitalists, has filed incorporation papers at Tacoma, Wn.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018S00\u2019 STEEL STOCK.Lake Superior Common was ousted at 34 1-2 bid with 35 1-4 asked.er STOCKS IN LONDON.London, Sept.- -DeBeers - declined clined 1-8 to 22 1-4 Rio Tintos gained 1-4, to 81 7-8.\u2014- LIVERPOOL MARKETS.Liverpool, Sept.9, Closing.\u2014 Wheat, spot steady; No.1 Man, 8s ; No.2, 88 fa t'es 3 3s 24; futures firm; Oct.7s \u2019 Aen, : hy old, 7s 3d; new kiln, Ts SA tures steady; Sept.is 3%d; Cans Conadian 29s 8d.ho \u2018in London Pacific coast, £6 10d £7 104.Beef extra India , 1034 9d; pork prime mess western, 60s; hams short cut 4 to 16 lbs., 46s; bacon \u2018Cumberland cut, 26 to 30 1bs., nominal: short ris, 16 to 21 lbs, 635; clear bellies, 14 to 16 1bs., 708; long clear middles, light, 28 to 34 1b 88% 6d; do.heavy, 35 to 40 lbs.63; h.clear back, 16 to 20 1b, 55 6d; shoulders, square 11 to 13 1bs., 56s gd; d prime western in tierces, 57s 9d.Butter, good U.5., new, 68s 6d; Cheese, Canadian finest white, news, 6 s 6d; cols ored, 32s 64; tallow prime city, 31s; tur- entine spirts 16s 3d; rosin common, at sua; petroleum refined, 36s 6 \u2014\u2014 - NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE Messrs.J.S.Bache and Company, 29 Hospital street, Montreal, report the Cotton Market \u2018for the Witness\u2019 to-day as follows: pon.High Low.2.30 p.mae ee ee 1173 fes March.!! 1186 1146 18 1170 May .1183 1193 1172 1179 Oct.oo oo.1157 1164 1144 1144 Dee.1181 1185 1185 1167 NEW YORK STOCKS.Quebec Railway\u2014225 at 20 1-3, ee ooeial St, Local Manager of %3 Power\u2014W0 = at 281; 55 at 230; 25 at 230 en dos No \u2018ak, by dizecs wis T Detrott\u201450- at 71 1-8 eo Opaningandoiosing pcloss.Soit.à 0 Textilo\u201426.at 70.~ ept.| C.P.R\u2014B0 at 75.Stocks Op'g.Clos oa Op'g.Clos.\u201cMontreal CGotton.\u2014400.at 64; .26 at Amal Cop.x x M 105% 20 7.8.Amer, Loco, 44 Sha Laurentide-200 at 201 3-4.do d.i pg S re J.Richelieu 175 at ls 1a de.pid.au Ÿ Cum ro tawa Power\u2014 v melt.54.N.Y.1 Cement Com\u201425 af 3 1-2; 200 st 29.ammelt # a HED.us dix : Cement pit 25 \u2018at 98.| amBelly \u2026.\u2026.do.re a $ FA 5234 Am Woo 0 oo.Yok 374 ur Apsoonds (ES ce dori vary | COBALTCAMP |iEEE ARE - nD.! OUTPUT FOR da pid.Sn ook ans.3 ool.Le 134% Brkiyn .Phd: Lee LLL.WEEK LARGE | Can.Leather 30% Peo.Gas 16% Co La.Fao, 27444 275 PRÈS ant Te .- > & 3 an\u2019 oven The Cobait camp's\u2019 shipments for Chesk 0, 904 & de IP, cer aeons the past week are just.one.ton \u2018lens Chic.& \u2026 .Rooklsland $3 4 than the shipments for the: preceding LhieRNW o.oo Ey.BLiSs .ue week, while the same number of cars, Coisouth.' .fd.7K ay an even dozen, were shipped.Con.Gas 145 4X South Ry.99% 20% ship: ents for the week in| Col Fuel, 38% 84 -do.fd | 814 81 pounds \u2018are: .Corn Prod + tx South 110% 100% Conlagas : \u201827,900 do.pl.esos co Sloss Shef£ LL.\u2019 Le see cee Det.U.R so.= Tenn.C.&L I pes Buffalo, 2hX.ves a@ .130,734 D LEW, Lau aus Tex.sk Bi MeKinley-Därragh, AM.à 00 vas - 204 b &Hud, cere 168 and Light La Ross, © ee ee se we ,; on.cise seen _\u2026 1 = de ptd.\u2026.TwinOity _.1 Mat nt 12 20 8 oeB ga.i OX Bea fig ii Cobalt Townngite, 1h.omens at.nya Ry.138% 190% U.¢ 3 8 Baber 14514 Bor.Kies, crea wens Union Ba \u201818 10% lowa Cent.do were O13 fniec'} Foy © .Wadash : i% B ump - .pi vase vos à Tex 284 wy Td, .\u201c ré a Wis Goam, III fx L& 165% * ¥ do pa cane \u201cres Notice is given that the sixth quarterly dividend .of two and one-half percent upon the paid up capital Btock of'the Crystal Spring Land Company, .to sro.gliT Fo a) aD SEE nt will] be paid on October 1, 1912, Holders of stock on record Sept.\u2018plants of \u2018the Seaman Kent Company in GER on Burl Buylng ey, and this is only thé beginning.| metically ahead, and it is neédless to New York, Sept.9.\u2014 International \u2018110,000 acres, it is estimated the final 007 \u2014 ha sesaasoleauce The directors of the Crown Reserve Mining Company at the monthly meet this morning declared the usuel two percent dividend, and three percent bonus, aggregating a five per- den monthly disbursement, pmykble October 15 to shareholders on record September 30.next, + + + + + + + + + + + + + + , CROWN RESERVE WILL HAND OUT GOLD BRICKS Complete New Machinery Will Do the Work\u2014$500,000 of Gold is Already Blocked Oat.\u2014\u2014 © .At a meeting of directors of the Crown-Reserve Mining Campany held at noon yesterday, Mr.Bam.W.Cohen general manager, presented @ report upon the McEnaney property in Porcupine which should prove highly pleasing to shareholders.He pointed out that the ore in the \u2018vein at the 300 foot level now being worked has a value-of at least $50 to the ton.The 200 foot level has been proved to.a distance of 250 feet, and trésatrerette + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ++ ho stop is pen nade here.The company | 5 Pitting up a com- | plete plant at the NM&Enahey mine which will be producing gold bricks by November 1, when they will operate on the $75,000 of ore now on the dump.The lowest depth attained as yet is to 370 feet, and it is expected that the 400 toot level will.be cut within a _ The Crown Reserve Company has now blocked out ore to the value of a \"half a million dollars on the McEnan- The work at t mine at Cobalt is Crown Reserve eing pushed ener- say that this property continues to be the leader of the silver camp.SIR RODOLPHE TO WITHDRAW FROM BOARDS The \u2018Street\u2019 was much interested this morning in the rumor to the effect that owing to the \u201cpressure of personal business obligations, Sir Rodolphe.Forget, M.P., will retire as a director of the Wayagamack Pulp & Paper Company, which action it is said will be followed shortly by Sir Rudolphe\u2019s withdrawal from severdf other important directorates.: COPPER New York, Sept.9.\u2014The statement of the -Copper Producers\u2019 Association for August shows a decrease in stocks on hand of 3,579,047 pounds compared with the previous month.MEARD-08 GRAMFFAAL * The arrival, Welcème and reception of our Prime Minister on Saturday forméd the main topic of comment on the Board of Trade to-day.It seems to be generally felt that this country is now at the dawn of big events, and that it is opportune to consider all imporfant: political moves and give some attention to character.study in connection With our responsible leaders.\u2014 The return of fine weather is having a cheering effect on \u2018Change where many are vitally interested in the success of the western and eastern grain crops, and the country\u2019s prospekrity in general.GROP REPORT Washington, Sept.9.\u2014The September crop \u2018report; issued this afternoon, shows the following conditions: -Corn, condition 82.1 percent of normal, compared with 80.0 perçent Aug.1, 70.3 percent on Sept 1 last year, and 81.1 percent the average condition on Sept.1 for the past ten years.The indicatei yield per acre, estimated from condition reports, is 27.7 bushels, com pared with 23.9 bushels harvested last year and 27.7 bushels, the average yield 1907-10.Op the planted area 108,- total production will be about 2,995,- 000,000 bushels, compared with 2,531, 000,000 bushels harvested last year and 2,888,000,000 bushels harvested in 1910.Spring wheat; condition 90.8 percent of a normal at time of harvest, compared with 90.4 pe t on Aug.1, 56.7 percent at time of harvest last year; and 76.5 percent, the average condition at time of harvest for the past ten years.The indicated yleld per acre estimated from condition reports is 15.6 bushels, compared with 9.4 bushels harvested lest year and 13.4 bushels, the average yield 1806-10.On the planted area, 19,201,000 acres, it is estimated the final total production will be.about 300,000,000, compared with 191,000,000 bushels harvested last year and 201,000,000 bushels harvested in 1910 - WE OWN AND OFFER $180,000 COUNTY OF HALTON 4% Bonds At an Sepectally Attrastive.Price, Particulars gladly submitted.Ontario Securities Company, Limited, 59 Yonge Street, Torontd, Ont.28 Bishopgate St.London, Erg.: + ATSAFE INVESTMENT] Money eluant at nd of one year or at and of ¥bsequent Year, on 60 days\u2019 no ce kt des The above security is the hoot industrial ever offered in Canada \" Business established 27 years, Write at once for particulars.National Securities Gorporation DOMINION COAL \"| WILL HONTRE:] COT.PAY Div BY END OF YE, The continued activ.t Cotton common make- that the buyers are conf.will not be long bhefare ++ : Al inaugurate a dividend nn F Some time ago Pres:d: \u2014< stated that as soon as con amount of the common i pia old company had been ex\u2018 \u2026.| co directors would take up 1: \u2018 d mé: of dividend.5 ten It is expected by inside.cs WC dividend of 3 or 4 percer: - = for declared on the common prs.| wh fore the close of the presen: a E rer hui wa, ONTO 0 SALES re the tha Toronto Sent.M 9.\u2014Morn: Sa.Rogers, 15 at 175; Dom.ert 1) Rta Lake Superior, 25 at 34; Maple Lent th 10 at 98, 10 at 98%, 45 at 95, 16 o 4.© Mackay, 20 at 873%; do., pref.2 a: -f T at 69%; Loco.25 at 584, 25 at 5t; fi at 58%; do.pref.110 at 96; Stee; oo, re 25 at 271%: Conlagas, 10 at 560.Gof pta 8 at 113%.75 at 113%; Winnipeg, 1; er 2228, 30 at 230: Can.Land, 25 at 4: ng 55 at 164, 2 at 16 16414, 30 at 164%, gr.ho a ref., our world environment.Our jssues h ve been for the most part material and fn a way sordid.We Rave been provincial, sectional, anything but national, to say nothing of imperial.Mr.Borden\u2019s dignified voice to us since his réturn has struck but one note.'It has| bade us rise to eur place among the| nations.After his homely bat fetching and undying metaphor Mr.Faster rose to .still higher prophetic adjuration to the Canadian people.\u2018 ¢ strong! \u2018a call of God th the wide arena of \u201cnations \u2014 not for yourselves alone \u2018nor for your country, but in the in- \u201cMake yourselves Keep yourselves pure! It fs.\u2014 = \u2018 terests \"of the \u2018world also we should neve forget it.\u2019 Mr.Kir Hardie, addressing the Trades and Labor Congress at Guelph, made the remark: \u2018The workingman\u2019s \u2018interasts are all against war and ie \u2018implements of war.What quarrels \u2018have.the workmen.of France, or Ger- \u2018many, with you, that you should dress \u2018up in a uniform and go out to shoot \u2018each other?The member for Mer- thyr Tydvl speaks as another Scot, Thomas Carlyle, spoke before him.The working men have it in their \u201cpower to prevent war, but they will need to guarantee that they will do 80 before they can bid defensive.preparations cegse.There is a German statesman coming to Canada to encourage the organization of a German Canadian league for the promotion of Could not Mr.Hardie devote his great .épergies to- the formation.of a German British working men's league for the vetoing of war.We understand that through his zeal and that of, other strong leaders like-minded, the mind of both peoples is very ripe for such action.It is \u2018time that those who e the quarrels, should be the- only i to fight, A contemporary asks, well-meaning- ly, that those who frequently state that the early closing law, such as it 18, has been beneficial to themselves, 80 before the newly appointéd license commissioners \u201cand tell them about it.This raises a valuable point.Those who need the protection of the liquor laws cannot be looked to to lift themselves up, much less the com.unity.Often they have not the will 1.L even to desire the protection of such laws.Those who have benefited by thé protection, such as it is, are not exactly proud of having received that assistance to greater comfort or more reg- ul.r ways.It is the task of those to whom law making is committed to do.what law can to protect the community troni an evil that is like a cancerous growth; always trying to grow and by its growth poisoning and endangering the life of the community on Which it Hves.This evil which acts Qn a community just as though it was a living enemy has to have its tentacles kept pruned down by those in authority as close as the general séntiment of the people will allow.A government or , executive which works on the opposite principle of allowing any evil tendency in the people &s great liberty as the- community will allow is an ally of vice.It is essential that governments and commissioners make themselves the advocates of those who are i \u2018bondage to the liquor habit and to the poor families dependent on them, as these will assuredly not appear before them to plead their cause.\u2014 By electing\u2019 a Democratic legislature | Jast \u2018time the State of Maine came very near to losifig the prohibition law won for it by Neal Dow, and the honor of being the: State which has: longer them-amy other Been gontinu- olisly freé ¥rom the \u2018open sale of liquor.In state elections Maine is \u2018bound to one party for, its freedom from liquor, and cannot allow national questions.to intervene, however strong its sentiment with regard to them.placing the Democrats in power.This was done during a time of national dislike.to the course the Republican party was taking.Democratic effort to repeal prohibition the State should go back to its own party.Never since thé Civil War has Maine cast \u2018a single electoral vote for other than a straight Republican candidate for the presidency.The normal majority of the Republican candidate over his Democratic opponent in the last ten elections for governor is about twenty-five thousand.Beside this figure the three or four thousand votes by which the Republicans have won the governorship this year look more like an evidence of weakness than of strength.When that moderate majority comes to be divided, as it certainly will, between\u2019 Mr.Taft and Mr.Roosevelt, it.can hardly fall to leave a plurality in the State for Mr.Wilson.a SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.Like Montreal and other rapidly growing communities, the town of Verdun has often been puzzled over the problem of providing adequate school accommodation.With a limited revenue and a population increasing by thousands every year, it has been practically impossibls to build schools fast enough to kéep pace with the demand.This fall the situation was crucial, but it has been met with a \u2018promptitude that does credit to the Board authorities.Over four hundred pupils more than the schools could accommodate presented themselves for enrolment, and Mr.Geo.A.Ward, the secretary, immediately called the members of the board together.As a result of the.conferences, it was * decided, on Mr.Ward's suggestion, to appeal to the Anglican, Presbyterian and Methodist Churches to permit the use of their Sunday-schools as class rooms until extensions to the Lasalle road school shall be.compléted.The response of the church suthorities was both prompt and gratifying, and now the continuous education of the youth of Verdun is assured.This form of co-operation between the School Beard and the churches is one that will be for the good of both, and other worried schoo! authorities might well seek to make like arrangements.Everywhere throughout Canada the log pchool house has been the Protestant church house of the pioneer.Everywhere it has been freely accorded without charge for religious services.The :secular school houses of the country have been the cradles of slmogt, all our Protestant communi-\u2019 tips, and are at the, present: time the outposts of Protestantism ail along the commerce between the two peoples.| \u201csupply of nitrates from Chili\u2019 ran the alarmist despatch.The state- For one short term it took the risk of It is very natural\u2019 \u2018that after the suspénse caused by the energy and enterprise of the School | on \u2014 7 = and subduing to his upe the forest and the prairie\u201d {5 \u2018Mantreal we had the.other day the complaint of a parent that for a second consecutive year he had been refused admission of his sgn to a school on the: ground that there was no room.The case is not unique.There is congestion\u201d Worsé than that, this congestion is almost certain to increase.New \u2018York, with its lavish expenditure, has not for years been able to build schools; fast enough to accommodate the growing population.\u2018Where conditions ard already serious it would seér only, fair that the churches should do what they can to assist by returning the favor for which they are indebted to the school houses and offering such accommodation as they have in their school rooms for educations! work at hours when they would otherwise be idle.\u2014\u2014\u2014) A POWDER FAMINE.* There would be\u2019 nb ammunition for \u201cBritish guns in ti of war should \u2018Great Britait\u2019s enemy cut off her So ment was that of a chemist advocating the Norwegian process of procuring nitrogen from'the air.There is nothing new _ahout.the scare, for the | same statement was made Years ago when the method was first worked in Norway.The only reason that it is now being spread.broadcast over the world by the wires\u201d is that all the news agencies have at the moment a particular liking for this kind of news and the wires themselved seem to he \u2018greased\u2019 for the passage of anything that can possibly help along the war scare.HK.would be.far more important, surely, t6~ tell us that if Britain's.bread supply or her meat supply or her supply of dairy -pro- ducts was cut off the people would he in a bad way for food.While such a statement would be of much greater importance it would be also just as newsy.The people have heard both alarms.and .been: familiar with both for ages.- It was not because of their novelty or their value, but onty because there is at-the moment a special call for that: kind of news that.thess remarks wète telegraphed.The avidity of the agencies \u2018to transmit such news with a decided coloring was well fllustrated in the incident of the item telling how the Scotch.-boy scouts were to be forbidden to land tw Germany, when, as a matter of fact, they were received with open arms and most genérous- ly entertained.-\u201d \u2018Again, a few days ago we had the startling news that the Honorable Sam Hughes had been refused permission to.attend the German army manoeuvres, only to be denied the next day by Mr.Hughes himself.that-is going.\" All this is of real momént to the.world at large, and to Canada in- particular, for it is not being done with6ut a: purpose.Fortunately, Whiié the large papers res: ponsible for mpat.of it ,.bave |bgen able to deceive thejr own readers, they have not been able to carry the support of thelr party's papers throughout the country to any great- extent.' Indeed, some of the Conservative press has done vallant work in showing up the fraud.For this reason {it is not likely that the political effect\u2019 designed for it, an emergency naval policy, distinef and apart from the.serious, well-planned naval \u201cpolicy of the country, will now be attempted as a method of indefinitely postponing the announcement of a settled growing policy.MUST MISS TORONTO.Delay Caused by Detention of New Barmaid\u2019 Actor-Manager Affects Company\u2019s Plans., After being in \u201cconfinement since Friday morning as a result of a writ of capias taken out again him by Emile Recat, Alexander Loftus, actor manager of the \u2018New Barmaid\u2019 company, which played at the Princess Theatre last week, was released yesterday on furnishing $1,500 security.Recat is suing for $1,421.92 which he claims is due on a twenty week contract he had with the \u2018New Barmaid\u2019 company.The troupe were able to leave the city yesterday but will not be able te fulfill their contract to play in \u2018Foronto this week.Instead they will go straight on and play in Ontario and west as far as the coast.: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 228,466,154 BUSHELS, Regina, Sask, September 10.\u2014 estimate of the department of orion \u2018ture of the crop of 1912, based on reports received from 1,800 - ents, is as follows: correspond The total yield.of wheat, oats, barley and flax is estimated at 228,466,- 154 bushels or,.an.increase of 15,755,- 801 bushels over the crop \u2018of \u201c1911.This was grown on an estimated acreage of 582,359 acres.Wheat shows an increase both in acreage and in average yield.Oats show an increase in acreage but a slight decrease of the average yield, while barley and flax both show.increases in acreage and in.yiglds.MAY COMPETE FOR .° 1 \"AMERICA\u2019S CUP.Huntington, N.Y., \u2018September 10.\u2014 BE.Mackay Edgar, who won the international motor boat trophy for England in the Huntington Bay races last week, is said to be looking longingly on the America\u2019s cup.Mr.Edgar is.a wealthy man, and is well able to stand the cost of build even of the size of the last Shamrock and \u2018Reliance.rae yachts, STUDENTS AS FIRE RANGERS Toronto, September 10.\u2014Complaint has been made to Hon.W.H.Hearst, minister of Lands, Forests and Mines by feur students, who had heen employed as fire rangers in the Missis- saga forest reserve, charged by the chief ranger.An appeal was' taken to the minister, but the report of the chief ranger show ed that the young men had not been attending to their duties and rather than run the risk which inc.sacity might involve, the chief ranger acted as he did.RE : Mindfu!l of the criticism that has been made against students acting as fire rangers having a picnic rather than attending to their work, the min- border land where man is attacking) ister decided to take no action.I These are but samples of.-& great deal of fimsy and false news Ling and maintaining a cup defender, will appear: and were dis-.PI CE Tre] | MAINE FOR REPUBLICANS Democrats Defeated on all Counts, But Contests Were Close.PoPrtland, Maine, September 10.\u2014 Maine turned.back té the Republican party in the, state election, yesterday, \"William T.Haines, of Waterville, being elected governor over Governor Fredérick W.Plaisted, his Demotrat- ic opponent, who sought ; & second term, while the Republicans gained one.of the two congressional districts lost to the Democrats two: years ago.The new Legislature is pected to have a small Republican majority, although returns before midnight were not sufficient té6 show whether former Congréssman Edwin C.Burleigh, Republican, -or Senator.Obadiah.Gardner, Democrat, «wills be sent to the United States Senate for the term beginning next March, Lo Returns for governor from.550 out of 634 election districts gave Haines T Republican, 66,121; Plaisted, Democrat, 62,127.\u2026 2 Lada \u2018The corres nding / vote fève 23910 was: Fernald, '' \u2018Republican, * 68,566; \u2018Pjaisted, Démocrdt, CC CRIE \u2018These returns show a Republicen \u2018gain of 9 per cent.and a, Democratic \u2018loss of.8 pér cent.If the Bame percentage is maintained through the state, Haines\u2019 election is indicated by about 3,750 plurality, compared with §,660 given Plaisted in 1910.Portland, Me., Sept.10.\u2014The politi- election, 1n which the Republicans won back the governorship, secured three of the four Congressmen, and a sufficient majority on a joint ballot in the Legislature to assure the.election of a Republican United States senator, became more apparent to-day with revised and additional returns.William T.Haines, of Waterville, plurality of 3,557 over Governor Frederick W.Plaisted, Democratic \u2018candid- date, of Augusta.The vote, with 28 small towns \u2018missing, was: Haines, 70,072; Plaisted, 86,515.Two -years ago the vote for governor was: Bert M.Fernald (Rep.), 64,672; F.W.Plaisted (Dem.), 73,425.The missing 28 towns two years ago cast 751 votes for the Republicän candidate and 846 for the | Democratic leader.\u2019 The new Legislature will stand on a joint ballot\u20149% Republican and 78 Democrats, with ten districts yet to réport.The State Sena\u2018e will be made up of 22 Republican and eight Démo- crats, with one district missing.The House will be composed of 72 Republicans and 70 Democrats, | with.nine districts missing.Le EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS Great Ecclesiastical Assembly Opened at Vienna ».LE une 555 * Te sabia I= Vienna, Sept 10.\u2014Under | the -proted- tion of his apbstolic majesty, the Emperor Francis Joséph, the twenty-third Eucharistic Congress to-day began its labors, which are to be continued until Sunday next.= Delegates and visitors numbering upwards of 150,000, and inéluding representatives from Canada, the United States and South America; and from all the countries of Europe, have gath- éred in the city, which is decked with flags in honor of thé gréat ecclesiastical assembly.LL The Papal legate to \"the Congress, Cardinal Van Rossum, one of the youngest members of the Sacred College, arrived at the Austrian capital to-day from Rome.After a short service at the Cathedral of St.Stephen, the cardinal was \u2018driven in a state coach to the Hofburg, where he was received by the Emperor and by the members of the Imperial family.The serious business of the congress will begin with a festival assembly in St.Stephen's to-morrow morning when the Papal brief will be read.Addresses then will be delivered setting forth the principles of the congress.~ On Thursday there will be a pontifical high mass in the cathedral and communion masses in alll the parish churches of the city.Sectional meet- jngs for the discussion of various questions affecting the welfare and progress of the Roman Catholic Church will be held every day in the cathedral, and in some of the larger parish churches.The last and crowning function of the congress will take placé on Sunday morning, when an immense procession will march from St.Stephen's along the Ringstrasse to the Hofburg, where low mass will be celebrated by the Papal legate on top of the great entrance gateway.The Emperor and all the members of the court will attend the service, which will be conducted within the view of 50,000 persons.ADVERTISING CLUBS TO MEET.The ninth annual convéntion of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America will be held in Baltimore, MAd., in June, 1913.The association is composed of 132 clubs in the United States and Canada, with an aggregate membership approximating 10,000.At thé relationship of advertising to trade conditions will be discus by the ablest authorities upon the preparation, purchase, sale and publication of advertising.CATHOLIC SAILORS\u2019 CLUB.The concert next Wednesday evening at the Catholic Sailors\u2019 Club will hbe under the auspices of the Sars- field Court, C.O.F., No.133.Mr, W.F.Murphy, ex-chief ranger, will preside, assisted by Mr.James Watson.The following ladies and] gentlemen Mrs.Miller, Miss B.Broderick, Miss D.Beatty, Miss Ray Jones, Mrs.M.Benoit, Messr:.Robinson, B.Hallowell, Miller, McKenzie, 1.Benoit, E.O\u2019Brien.Mr.Benoit and Miss McDermott will be the accompanists.The seamen from the ships in port will also constribute their share to the evening's entertainment.CZECH POET GONE.Prague, Austria, September 9.\u2014The noted Czech poet, Emil rida, died to-day.Frida, who wrote: under the pen name of Jaroslav Wrchlicky, was born at Laun, Bohemia, February 1 1858.He wrote many epic poems an bodks on Boheridan history and mythology.In addition, he composed twenty dramas and- made numercus-trans- \u2018lations into the Czech language of the best literature.He was a professor at the Czech University, and for a time a member of the Upper House of the Austrian Parliament.° Sata prit \u2018 > cal overturn in yesterday's Maine state Republican, was elected governor by à- gay.TT i convention all topics pertaining to thé | desire.to ~ mes a ee, GTR.CHIEFS WESTERN TOUR Official Statement.Issued by Mr.Chamberlin Mr.E.J.Chamberlin, president of the Grand Trunk .system, issued today the following official account of his tour: \u2014 We left Montreal on August 7th, going directly through to Chicago, where we attended meeting of the Terminal Board itn connection with terminals for the Grand Trunk Western Railway in Chicago.From there we went to Winnipeg, wh re we spent a couple of days, and th \"took in the Grand Trunk Pacifié west to the end of track, which iS \u2018new at Tete Jaune Cache.the head of navigation on the Fraser River.From Tete Jaune Cache we went down \u2018the river as far as we could £ in one day and return, looking over construction work west of that point.The work from Tete Jaune Cache to Fort Georga is all covered, having about 25 steam shovels.40 locomotives and other necessary equipment on the line, but it Is impossible to say how early it will be completed, owing to the scarcity of what is known as \u2018common labor.\u201d We should have 2.500 additional men on that section to properly man the equipment which fs ofi the line.From Tete Jauns Cache we returned td Edmonton and travelled from there to Vancouver by the way of Calgary over the Canadian Pacific Rallway.From Vancouver.we travelled to Prince Rupert on the Company's Steamer, \u2018Prince George,\u201d and from Prince Rupert went into the interior 176 miles, which is the head of rail on the Pacific Coast.The line ~is practically graded to Aldermere,; but delay in track-laying is on abcount of erection of permanent bridges.The track should be at Al- dermere some time in.December, and we hope to have track sixty miles east of there, at what is known as the Bulkley Summit, in the early winter.This, like the east end, depends on common labor.Equipment, like steam shovels, engines, etc, is on the work sufficient to complete it by January 1st, but we should have 2,000 additional mien in order to, properly carry on constuction, and these seem very.difficult to obtain on the Coast.Returning we visited Victoria, spending two days there, then came east to Edmonton by the Canadian Pacific via Calgary, taking in the Grand Trunk l'acific between Edmonton and Winnipeg.All the country needs is a littie clear, dry weather, to allow harvest operations to proceed, giving the largest crop in the history of the country.Spent a couple of days in Winnipeg, then travelled over what is known as District \u2018F.of the Transcontinental to Lake Superior Junction.and from there over the Company's Lake Superior Branch to Fort William.3 To The main lite\u2019 of the Transcontinen-\u2019 tal over this district to within six miles of Winnipeg is nearing completion.1 should \u2018judge the entrance into Winnipeg ought to be completed about December 1st.At Fort William thé company have very largely increased their.yard accommodation for the handling of the grain traffic, having at the present time trackage at that point for 2,000 cars.The 2,500,- 000 bushel addition to the elevator is well under way, and should be ready to store grain the present season.From .Fort.William we travelled via the Canadian Pacific to North Bay.We teft the Canadiaæ-Pacifie, at; North Pay, \u2018And hvelled ¥dver the Grand Trunk to Fort Erie and \u2018Suspension Bridge, for the purpose of, looking over terminals at those points, especially at Fott Erie, where we hope to have additional facilities by the close of the geason sufficient to prevent congestion which occurred last winter.We have nothing in particular to say relative to newspaper articles which have appeared during our absence regarding .the desire of the Government that we lease District \u2018Fy\u2019 known as the McArtiur Contract.The Contract between the Government and the Grand Trunk Pacific relative to the Transcontinental Railway provides that on the completion of the line we shall take a fifty year lease.It also stipulates that pending the completion the company may, if they desire, take over any section which has been completed, but it 1s obvious that any unit of the line would hardly be very\u201d profitable for the company to lease until the whole line is completed, or at least until they can get a direct connection with the Grand Trunk 8ys- tem and enjoy a through traffic.Tho question of leasing sections of the line when completed was brought up by by what is known as the \u2018old\u2019 Commission, and this company made the proposition at that time that we would take over any section of the Transcontinental which the Commission desired to have placed in operation, the Government taking the earnings and paying expenses; any profit or loss which might occur as a resuit of operation to go to Capital Account, i.e.if the operatien showed a profit, Capital Account would be reduced accordingly, and if it showed a Joss, Capital Account would be increased that amount.We have since renewed that offer to the present Commission, but have not received their reply to same.The Grand Trunk Pacific Officials feel that this is a fair solution, and will enable people located.along the line to secure the benefit of railway communication on a fair basis to the Government and the company.The statement which several newspapers of the country have made, that we did.not desire to lease the line as we would then come under the control of the Railway Board as to rates, etc.could mot have originated with the Commission, but in the imagination of the reporter.The Commission are well aware of the fact that our rates now between Fort William and Winnipeg are the same as those via the Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern, and that tariffs were fllled with the Board of Rallway Commissioners.CADETS OFF HOME.Boys Pleased With the Good Times \u201c They Had in Toronto.Toronto, Sept.10.\u2014Eighty-seven of the visiting cadets who have been at the Exhibition went west last night, three cars being attached to the Winnipeg train for their special use.They will visit Winnipeg, Calgary, Regina and Vancouver, after which -those from Great Britain will return east, while the Australian and New Zealand contingents will embark on a trans- Pacific steamer for their homes on Oct.4.Prior to the departure of the boys they were dined at the Walker House by the Exhibition authorities> In a short conversation before the train drew out, an Australian and a couple of New Zealanders told what they thought of Canada.\u2018We think it's great now,\u201d said they.\u2018but we're glad we are going home before the winter\u201d .None of the colonial contingent expressed a desire to stay here.\u2018Canada 5s a great country for à visit\u2019 said they, \u2018but there's no place like home for us.Same of the Old Country cadets, however, Showed symptoms of a ere or com again to live.100 coms back | .spoil a performance, rather add tc - ANOTHER QUAK: GIRL.The season haz scar «ci .: two Quaker girls have visite.in musical comedy 4nd Majesty's.Comparisons are, *- Le almost inevitable.But as of fact the two little Quakerres-.little in common, so One dos any means seem like a dupli is the other.Both are dainty.« .eva- pleasing in all their work.a- are fair to look upon, There :+- = larity ends.It is in Miss Le.Intyre that Montrealers are \u2018ner: , this week.She is, as the - papers say, \u2018in our midst,\u2019 ang © .| | an enlivening influence.She si.si dances well, and her babyish ; and singing 1.as good as any\u201d, the kind that has been seen herc.large audience last night clamoxe r more.Her air of thorough enigyre y did much to add to the quality of \"er work.to \u2019 Her husband, Mr.John Hyams, bright comedian, whose work i: eg\u201d from vulgarity.His off-hand comments, which in some cases nr à amusement.They are Supported ©: a large company, with a setting as expensive as the stage of these lav \u2018sa days calls for.Bachelor boys, bari.ing school misses, belles Of the nega.borhood, Quaker lads and lasse, Toy Town tinkers and other more.or : less grotesque figures chase one aa.other in and out of sight witheit, being too obtrusive.Of songs there is a-plenty, most of them well done.The title, \u2018Girl of My Dreams, s.is.the performance about as well as ar.other, though there is none of \u2018re psychic mystery about it that the He might suggest to some minds.The plot is so little in eyidence that ever, the principals joke Jess plot there is the better the aud.ence seem to like it.The manager: 4 give the people what they think \"ns; want.Whether they.gauge the pt.lic demand correctly or not is proved by the box office.The box office report this week will doubtless be sals- factory.THE KISS WALTZ + \u2014\u2014 3 \u201cThe Kiss Waltz\u2019 drew a large au dience to the Princess Theatre las! | night, an audience which feasted eyes on pretty girls daintily dressed and the striking and unusual costumes of Valeska Suratt, the star of caste.It was à two act Viennere operetta of the \u2018musical type with a little dancing and a few comedy ir- cidents scattered through it.The flimsy plot was of the time honered variety \u2014 a jealous husband and a flirtatious wife, à newly rich man whose words and ways smack of the stable.his wife of ample proportions with s*- cial aspirations and a deep desire for a title, a dainty daughter of marriage able age, a long haired musician.ovég whom the ladies rave and Nea Baroness Von Berneau, the star: A .The chorus is a good one, probar'y above the average, evenly balanced with good songs.Its defects are over shadowed by the attractive costum:2 of the singers.This is as would \"a expected as the two acts are laid in» | hotel in the Riviera and the Villa Wai.dehberg.George Baldwin, the \u2018im, poser, has a splendid tenor voice.ad ! though Louise Richmond, the flirta+ WN tious wife and Edith Burke, the new richs\u2019 daughter, made the musical ™ of the evening in a delightful duet.The work of the star, Miss Sura\" could stand some revision quite easily especially one of her dances.In fav! | her splendid stage appearance and hi dazzling dresses are far more it tractive than is her acting.She mug look to her laurels or the prize f- 1] general popularity will be awarded i some other member of her compan) | \u2014_\u2014 TWELVE-POUND SALMON.| The first grand prize for salm trout in the $2,000 fishing contest, \u201cr ganized this summer by \u2018Field an Stream,\u2019 a New York publication, ti been awarded to Mr.George W.Cr! lier, of Bordentown, N.J., for a fs caught at Lake of Two Rivers.Algonquin National Park, on Sundy) July 16.After a terrific battle, las: R nearly an hour, Mr.Collier succerde{ RB in landing his salmon trout, which proved to be 12 pounds in weight, 3\" 1- inches in length and 16 inches in gir: On the afternoon during the same Ti Mr.Collier and two friends caught i trout that weighed together 35 pournc: Such a record is only one moré pro of the unequalled opportunities ff sport to be met with in Algonqu.p Park.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FATALLY BURNED.Orillia, Ont., Sept.10.-Miss sal Leitch, aged 52 years, living with he brothers at Coulson, was fatally burs ed by the explosion of à lamp.whif set fire to her clothing.Her burnir clothing was extinguished by her bri ther, who then rescued his niece.Mr MacFarlane, who was ill in bed.My Leitch died while being taken to he pital.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PRINCE RUPERT LOTS.Mr.A: E.MeMaster, general age! of the Grand Trunk at Prince Rupert reports that already purchasers lots in the recent auctiqn of proper! owned by the Provincial Governme{ in that city have received offers at à- increased valuation.= Cd 000006 + : THE WEATHER | da AAA EEE LOCAL THREUNDERSTORMS: COOLEY / Toronto, Sept.10.\u2014 Local thin: storms are occurring in Ontario.© where in Canada fine weather preva.A cool wave, centred in the nor!\u201d tern states promises after to-c2 [Y Ontario more moderate temperatiyt conditions.Lakes and Geongian Bav\u2014Geners) [i fair and very warm, but thunders\" in many localities, chiefly to-nigh\u2019 1 Wedensday, fresh westerly to sout\u201d™ terly winds, some scattered shower first, but mostly fair and cooier Ottawa and St, Lawrence Vallevs |] We ER Generally fair and quite warm, cal thunderstorms to-night and the part of Wednesday, then cooler.; L Guif and Maritime\u2014Moderate te \u20187 west to south winds, fine ad war day .then local thunderstorms Superjor-\u2014Fresh west to &0u winds: some scattered showers °- but mostly fair and cooler; Wedre:.fair and cool.~~ All West\u2014Fine to-day and \u2018\u201d pesday, with atout the same :\u2018*\u201d\u201d ture.tafe m3 TEMPERATURES.|.4 Highest \"PF Yester- \u201c| ' 8 a.m.to-day.day.TS MONTRE.60 Bé- 4 Victoria .44 &: - Calgary .42 sf Winnipeg .54 74 White River .\u2014 \u2014 Sault Ste.Marie .66 12 Toronto .T1 = A Kingston .64 ie r Ottawa.- 60 vo da Quebec .54 at t.JJohn, N.B, .54 84 : Halifax .54 LX] .St.John's, Nid.\u2014 &4 Detroit .12 an : New York .7 ! TWO SOLID: STONE PRONT HOUSES, with connecting doors on : RAR ; | ! g } ants, The houses have z frontage of about 60 feet and con- 2 - @e.| Shorty -two rooms.Suitable for large Boarding House, Nursing .abit \u2014\u2014 eq! .: firther particulars apply lo ° Mr E, J Ch Lge ~ Cw _ - | .| Mr, .Chamberlin Speaks | Cured oor so | The Cr adock Simpson Company In three days be © odern.sat on the Superior Junctior .| hree days e modern e | THE TRANSPORTATION BUILDING and harmiess Difficulty.: i | 120 St.James Street, Montreal } Lo \u2014 | | | = \u2014 Neal - \u2014\u2014 \u2014 FIFTY-YEAR LEASE.red .- x *, ; T jo Master Plasterers Preatment - [suivis orera + Toke Over Ses FIRST EXHIBIT OF FALL MILLINERY : = = | 1 Le ge = i dition t ; ; , a ee - = No hypodermic injections ; no bad tion on Gon dite Including an unusually large showing of imported models as well as can nox your orders for KEYSTONE FIRST COAT PREPAR- | Got No Reply., LC \"LASTER.ready to put down.= | .after effects.2.oo our own creation FUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY.PRICES Ça// mn person, oT i \u2019 write / Mr.E.J.Charberlain, president and .LL., J rHE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS.STOCK.THE LARGEST.person, or iele- er of the Grand Trunk An interesting feature of this display is the showing of unusually smart hats BELL TEL.ST.LOUIS 1967 : phone, ast 459 general manager the Gran ! : .+ Cy ~~ Mont .and G.T.P., and Mr.A.W.Smithers, for present street wear.at prices that are very moderate.\u201canada Lime & Build og?Co.| Montreal Neal Institute, chairman of the.Board of Directors, ! Cana ers\u2019 Supply Co., chairman Board | ; | a : Lu 226 Sherbrooke St.East.\u2018arrived back in the city last night I ; .2¢ LAURIER AVENUE EAST.; .MONTREAL \u201c Chas.Redlich from their western trip, They state .y - .; he y se 3 4 i .; i Manager.that good progress is being made on | + ; : .: à - the construction of the, Une, but that : | .E, MODER : = | Nea! Treatment Makes Happy Homes there is a very great scarcity of labor ~ | \u2019 ' : THE \u2014 ET 7e - IN VO i Ç .Regarding the.taking over of the 2s ge .GUE AT THE toe of he section ot Ge Sion Three styles that for service and price are unequalled TO 11 E I ' LA \\ DR\u2019 PATENT ATTORNEYS.Transcontinental from Winnipeg to : : ; : Superior Jundtion; Mr.Chamberlain |, - .w n CT sald:i\u2014 - - © , rz.- 0 Manufacturers have fulfilled a long felt want\u2014in the Golf Coat Sweater.THE LAUNDRY THAT XNOWS HOW \u201d : \u2018The contract.befween the Govern- Lai : \u2018 Mahe vour clothes look better and wear longer.Send lus ment ang act betwee uni Pacific re- A coat for Sutdoor and athletic wear that has won universal approval among th .> \u201d lutive to the Transcontinéntal Rail- : : : : your neal parcel, 50 4 way provides that on the completion women both for its light weight, general usefulness and moderate price.PHONE UP 2480, 425 RICHMOND STREKT.of the line we shall take a fifty-yea , .] - .\u2014 leuse.It also stipulates.that pending Women's Golf Coat in plain Women's Golf Coat made in Women's Golf Coats of heavy \u2014 \" _ 2 in all countri F completion the company may, if they .; D qe .\u2026 3: sys PU our Inventor's Adviser.Cale On 5k desire.take over any section \u2018which stitch and V neck with | light weight with fancy weight with plain stitch, Fine I ictures, Painting and Water Colors» || sent free LES has been completed; but it is obvious pockets.Colors are grey ; stitc and high neck.high and V neck.Colors | , RES 4 : Marion & Marion, 364 University St.that any unit of the line would hardly ., Colors are white, silver red are white, navy and silver.l:ngravings both Plain and Colored Carbons» Xerçpante Sant Sultan , orner SA, Ca\u201d be very profitable for the company to| - and white.Sizes 38, 40, and nayy.Sizes 36, 38, 40.Sizes 36, 38, 40.Price EET tel Fes Cf 0) - Sr : ! ; 42.Price 92,50, i ; litc, Litc.also, suitable framings for same.: ein ed, or-at least until they can got Price $3.50.$4.50, , Second Floor.155 | Trunk system and enjoy à through | WOMEN'S KNITTED BLAZERS, IN A VARIETY OF STRIPES, $3.50, Johnson & Copping russe von | iui bai prazess ticns of the line when - - + oO ns PP g Laverpoe! & Lonéon & on son.brought up bY emo\u2019 amd this coms | : | .\u2019 \u201c3a ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST.| Us DE.JAMES SP, MONTREAL ey rade The proposition at that : Qa O e ; in omen S oq S = \u2014 ;- = ._- {ti that we would take over a S : \u2014 \u2014 : a * section of je TramecogUinental Then : - DES = - the Commission desired- ha - : .: i \u20ac t tak- , .9 | FOR HOT BISCUITS INVENTIONS PATENTED ci in operation, the Government talc Show a decided Tendency toward heavy Wa ter au S - USE > | - end Trade Marks Registered, any profit or -loss Which migh! ooo Ii .d A S j h T: d 7 |: BRODIE'S OWEN N.EVANS |.rest of speration \"ic go, to Molliton and heavy Scotch Twee STORES.: \u20acFT FI | Chartered lou: vad a profi.capital \u2018account would So LC J , tor a.| SELF-RAISING FLOUR Forelen Uembel mdon + \u2018MUA produced accordingly, and if it Among the various * Rough Finish\u201d plays not only is there a particular ma- Frerinne knows that the BEST TA- | GROCERS.| cos St 3 s Stre-t Mont showed a loss, capital account ou - , \u2018 , ; , 2 BLE FRUIT of all kinds is to be had at | AT ALL | 3%.Jamas Hire: Montreal be increased that amount he pres- materials that will be extensively worn terial to suit her individual taste, but a AE es arn rings \u2014ABOPTS 8 MARTIR MONFAEAZ Foones: A.133; House Un.178 Commission, \"but have not receiv- for Women's Fall and Winter Coats, style preference that will coincide with fac Preserving Pears.es .- T 7 : d ; : , ; ; : ; ; o° ali kinds; the season is just coming JAMES M.AIR D°» a.od Bek rey Merunk Pacific \u2018officlals| the new Molliton and heavy Scotch her immediate desires.[Ç \"me Best Quality will sways befomnd| - BREAD'AD! AVIATION'S TOLL feel that this is 2 fair bass to ihe| Tweeds will be practically pre-eminent.No shades will have wider popular e Bes .R i : : i \\ 0 ; : « ; at either store.3 Absclute purity.ral sweetness :- .lEtatement which several newspapers Styles are characterized by the broad - favor than the many variations of green, : and nutritive qualities by dur process Machine Swept to Ground -and of he Country ee the line as we long back, fashionably half belted just brown, tan and blue.SILL AE Uutvemeues dra.| \u20ac Absoluie cieaniiness | | Killed Four People.would then come under the control of above the waist, and cut straight down Breadth in seasonable colorings, BURNSIDE AND UNIV \u20181 5.Absolute wholesomeness, [digesti- .the Railway Board as to es, etc, | © Ye ur .; .: : bility and .healthfulness.\u201c Gray, Department of Haute-Saone, Could not have originated wih he at sides, giving the coat a free roomy together with the unusual extent of all | co = France, Sept.10.\u2014An aeroplane got Commission, \\but line commission are| Mannish appearance as well as making | our assortments, gives every woman the Glasgow Drug Hall Manmuen Læcuvess.| D and vesiorday.2 an \u201cround Well aware of the ae at Win.|= it especially comfortable to wear.| complete assurance that in these dis- .- ; \u2019 wee: : on .! .Mornay To Lawp op Monresse crushing down a score of spectators, POW be : s those .via I ek w ; four of whom were killed outrignt.IPE er an Pacife end Canadien | : TWO POPULAR MODES THAT BEST EXEMPLIFY TREND OF STYLES REMOVAL NOTICE BARRON & CUSHING |e roger sacs \u201cout\u201d meh Sy | he Consaian, TRE alé ere ei ES .wo ; rough the people as the machine sp with the Board of-Railway Commis- ; .: Notaries and Commissioners, er che ground.Ten aurons Were gioners.Ne tram Woman's Fall and Winter Coats, made of Women's loose back Molliton Coat, half 216 Notre Dame West.| tiverpool & London & Globe [niured.thelr leg \"8 On the comstructlon Moto more| soft Molliton with large V shape cape, form- belted at back with four large buttons below.SUPERB __ Insurance Bulidin ' - men could be used, \u2018Mr.Chamberlain ing in front stylish broad revers.The back is The very deep collar is strikingly inlaid with cou BODA FOUNTAIE - 113 St James trous A RECEPTION INCIDENT said, while as many more Could S| centre stitched in three rows, while sleeves plain black velvet.Collars are grey or mid- - , .° , tion from mon- .15 | ; \u2019 A H ARTE \u2014 1 \u2014_\u2014 tor Waster rà towards\u201d the coast.| and waists are satin lined.Shades are dark brown.Price $16.50.Second FI J.D.DRY S D AL E Memory of An 01d Friend Recalled pi er eld polit: character.of and medium grey.Price $30.00, _ \u2018( econd Floor.DRUGGIST.\"i mo HAR DWAR] to Mr.Borden by a Handshake.the.construction work.».It- was far OT ! - - .- Prone 1100 MATE.| SEATED x rence, Sich oF any other, PROTEIN ES Jron's an.'sses\u2019 FE v ; Cn 5 ; Lo :Ù ; _ , Tne n ¢ a \u2018 fespect.\u2019 tr.fes ; : z RTL CF be #4.> ; - |: PHONE - LE\" SY SR: Sagi Mr.Frank C.Howe, of Providence, as ; Ph T ini.Ch le : M.l  W.I - Doi |A PRIONR \u201c157 Craig West R.L, describes, his experience of the soft's choice as western eT eu \u2019 z ren S an I1SSES .n LS Q er HOWARD » 169 : = |reception in the Windsor ta Mr.Charge of gg re a : i ta.Mr.good one., He had ; Borden \u2018as foHows: td of the i very complete PUBLIC NOTICE \u201cMr.Borden was to the right as 1 ina setisfaciory manner ~~ proojs DUSTLESS = DUST ER \u201c.4 .approached with my young nloce on On completed sections of the oT ; ; , is hereby given that under the First my arm; my right hand outstretc P.trai were able to run 40 and & .: \u2018 \u201c SOIL\u201d Farc ot Chapter 79 of the Revised Sta- Gallantly he waited til the young.girl miles an hour, Mr.Smithers added, A practical.Waterproof for every day and School wear.NO OIL TO I tutes of Canada, 1906, known \u2018The had -disengaged her hand, then shook | and that showed the splendid charac- 1 \u2018 : ., SANITARY \u2014 ANTISEFTIO.boenlissued under the Deal oi fheec it As he took my hand I whispered fer of the construction.\u2018Both the Capes and the Loose Coats of these Children\u2019s Waterproofs are made Chemically Treated Cloth that DUSTS.fetary of State of Canada.bearibg date My name, adding, \u2018You knew my fath-| .They had gone\u2019 to-the end\u2019 of the English t f teri bberized with twill Th Clians and polishes furniture, metal or the 47th -da of August ,1912, incorpo- er, Mr.Borden.\u2019 Heartily -yet tender- steel from both directions in British from the finest ng S.wa erproo ma erials, ru rize wWi Wl serge.ese glass, and 1atains chemical properties J0 Vp lO OF Henry Greénbank and ly he said, \u2018Indeed I did, and I am |Columbla.The line could have been .will be found very moderate for such well made wet weather apparel.der being Washed, 286 Thomas King Sanderson, Manufactur- pleaged to \u2018meet his son.\u2019- A link was opened from Montreal to Prince Rupert y ! | - ° LL ers; Job Stuart ;Buchan, ng's Coun- f twe : à I felt that he next year, but.for the labor scardity.- i» .Ts: , \"\u20ac\" .MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO.Sek pemes Greenbank, Accountant: Ben- pad.or \u2018the dear old man, ad hag The openias] however, would be somp | .Children's and Misses'\u2014Light tan Cape of Loose Coat with check back, strap at cuffs, Stationers, Blank Book Makers and William Riva, Watchmaker, all of the shaken his hand later than I, for I time in 1914.: je Navy Blue with Red Silk lined hood.Prices colors of navy blue and tan.Ages 6 to 16.15-117 NOTES Dens ST.wars, qu of re wine Province or was in California, when.many years| TS mi $3.50 to $5.25 Prices $4.75 to $6.75.Second Floor.= - uebec, for erfoilo pu , oo a x r \u2018 MONTREAL.\u201cay T 11, of the 280 My father passed away in Nova.ANDERER RETURNS.= bushes of Manufaettrère and dealers, Scotia, the home of us thres.WANDERER BETUER : \u2014 esse ud Tol, of on 1p piers) er For Ten Y s Val n W 's Gl waters, : iC.© : .urbe wn The Wines 0a | MEDITERRANEAN MOVE.Deserted Fuuily For Tm Yeu, Three Strong Values in Women's Gloves érinks and beverages ami © manuiae: : Co Now Brings Back Fortune, ; rinks - :ac- .Lg .ture, buy, sell and deal in all kinds of France Will Put Almost\u2019 Her En- ; Three Lines at Half, Price, Never Shown Before.canned, pr eset ved, plekled an cured tire Navy There.Houghton, Mich., Sept.10.\u2014After an a ; > 8, , , \u2019 \\ \u2018ing | ° .e ; fowl and \u2018game, peitshes, sauces, Jams, \u2014 : Sime hie wife and \u201ceight children were \u2018 \u2018These lines are among the highest grade carried in stock.On no pre- A SESSION OF THE COURT OF oe, cider and cider in | Paris, \u2018Sept.10.\u2014The \u2018Matin\u2019 an- feft to their own resources, Barney .: : ; low.; KING'S BENCH (Crown Side), holding and all other foods and articles of a Like nounces this morning that the French McEnany has returned lo; Hurontowr, _Vious occasion were prices ¢ver so lo Main Floor.\u2018riminal jurisdiction in d for \u2018the nature; - Le | Government \u2018has decided to concen- near here, bringing wit m- $100,000.i .DISTRICT or MONTREAL, wilt be or Salts, EO: oducy, make.Oh well trate practically the entire navy in| In consequence the family ls.holding Paris Suede Gloves, eight- Real French Kid Gloves, Black French Suede Gloves, ome COURT HOUSE, in the CITY meats, aclds and chemicals required for [the Mediterranean, , ned Bos Te Ne a dos button length.Mousque- ' Colonial make, two dome eight-button length.Mous- 5\" MON .purpi the Company: The -third squadron, now -stationed everything possible to make up for ; JONTREAL, on TUESDAY, the any.of the purposes of the Company; 1|i rth t includi the rs.of privation his fanlily suf- taire and Alexandre,make.: fast fancy back.Sizes uetaire.Sizes 51-2 t «1p DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, in Cay and al appt is materials rs tleships \u201cwill be \u201ccransferred Leo Toulon, fered.Ho bec me prosperous- through Black tan and light shades.| fastener, vy ; 2 ; \u2018 ° i TEN o'clock in the forenoon.¢hinery, receptacles of all kinds neces- where the.commander-in-chief will a mining venture in Canada.| Regular $1.50 pair mow | 61-4 to 714 Regular 71-2.Regular price $1.50, In consequence, .I' give PUBLIC NO- 83ry.to or used in the Company R busi- Have.sixteen battleships, including six \u2014\u2014 egu .P \"$1.15 pair now 60c.pair now 75c.TICE to all who intend to proceed He mass: ole or in par 4 âreadnoughts, under his command, as \u2018 HINDUS IRRITATED.$1.00.Po - ainst any prisoners in the Com- tuire, buy, \u2018Bb , hold ç } 3 ; : .| mon Gaol of the sald District, amd all or own Seagouile Duy.lease build, hold well as six armored cruisers Victoria, B.C, Sept.10\u2014A mass i : end there, amd Ÿ Sion gre Maer, (eR Mises necessary or required for the CRACK SHOTS CO \u2018| umanimously decided to take legal pro: [ J ll d E h D f F / / F / / ; inere; an also ve ur; es o e y, an \u2018 allen- À ah - ; Justices of the Peace, Coroners, and âte.sell or lease the same; i MING.ceedings to refute statemerits of Mayor An nex ce e A X l l O a r l Ing S j'eace Omcers, in and for the saïd Dis- auch Sa acauire Patents or.to act ITS + Beckwith, of Victoria.Mayor Beck- : CL that they must be present then ents, s - - Ameri i Try.with, i interview in the East, said ) .01 there, with their Records, Rolls, In- covery afecting or dealing With ony of a vi pr Take the Hindoos of British Columbia were | New Fall effects are arriving each day in the Neckwear Department.Par- ictments, i.Ty., ; : .! < .étr to do those things which beiong \u201cio the interests of the Company; Ee © Comade TV Tomei and quarreisome.| ticularly worthy of note is the present extent of our pleatings and tuckings to be used J thelll respective capacities.Wise, as may appear advisable, all or] \u2014_\u2014 .i = er in Novel Treatment on coat sleeves or for dainty adornment of \u2018collars and Jabots.RAND rt o e sinéss, rty, - ; - .; ; \u2019 \u2019 .du Des Sherif, flegen.contradts or Tights of Di other Rifle Range, Sea Girt, N.J.Sept.10.4 - PERTE cAnwor ArTR ID.Besides being made in muslin and net with Vandyke or straight edge, many come in .company.firm or\u2018 individuals Trying \u2014The United States rifle team -t - \u2018Halifax, N.S.Sept, 10.\u2014It! is offi- ; .; .Mop, £Tifl's Office, on a business similar to that of the pete at Ottawa next Saturday for the cially announced that the Right Hom.beautiful bordered effects of pink; green, tan and navy.Widths vary from 11-2 to 6 eal Era August, 1912.- Cra utes or obligations ler tes (Palma international \u2018trophy, was se.R.L.Borden wlll not he in Halifax on | ches.yard 50c to $1.25.| _ : same,.and particularly to acquire and |lected yesterday afternoon, -and left Wednesday for the opening of the ex- in y 7 take over the business of the al ufac- \u2018late last night for Ottawa.Lieut.-Col.Hibition.Pressure of Jusiness 3 given : 7 essor ture of mineral waters, ginger ale and {g Ww.Brookhart, Iowa, is captain of t reason for r.rdén\u2019s in- similar products now heing carried om lip, team and Captain M.C.Mu ability to come to Halifax on this oc- R Henry Greenbank.h , .C.mma, 0 Lot ¢ 1: BF Ahly Bet Creme Shh se Gn © Mumma Sy wallace | ASK TO SEE OUR TWO NEW STYLES IN SYNOPSIS or DOMINION LAND |Cembany: ein whole.art.f Re 5 a _ ; .( x .[ REGULATI (g) To pay.in whole or in part, or ; , \u2014 , O i Any person wuo is the sole head of à 2 ny pt Tan A ec © hais } 1.2: : oo : co \u2019 WOMEN S B U TTON B OTS 5 .5 0.and 7 e family, or any male over 18 years ol eg nar or bonds j= debentu~es| of the \u2019 \u2018 \u20ac .\"°°, : A : can eiced a quarter section 0.Company or otherwise as may be found : \u201cA wm ow | Saut 2 n t .RE ; .« wssaicaenan of Alberta The rie Mn) To sell.lease of otherwise dispose M RG N A Boot whose careful lasting and expert workmanship assures that snug perfect dilué EME, SE, sub Asency for \"tae Saole or in part.oe the\u201d Company for Li : 3 fit and smart appearance that/is so much desired by the well-dressed woman.a \" m y io: b ; = eu \u2019 .: | : : : » * b5.50) agency.ob Certain conditions ny Secmen Savy alle be the Compan and The new receding toe with patent colt vamp gives this boot its distinct ap- over, mother, son, daughter, brother | to accent d payment thereof ghares, | 0 ; \u2018 _ r peur O5 Jptendine ,homesteader, \"| bonds.debentures or other securities of id : : pearance.! 407 cuilivation of the land ia eacUP08 ans olter company having simifar ob- \u2019 e : + .Main Floor Annex free years.A homesteader may Hve (i) To- amalgamate with: anv\" other = _ iy .: : ern 0 By niles si his eu mestend on a comndnv having : similar objects > Fo = $.sole Wwnaed st mo: members and occupied by.him, or by his father, of \u2018The Company.in kind.any Shanes.de- Place on Sale To-morrow a cire disniiiers brother or sister, bentures, securities or property belong- to | worked out in a wise, fair and rea- dam near St.Johns, P.Q., which wil.© standing may pre-empt\u2019s quarter: ing tw re Company.of the trades or BY C AN AL sonable manner, then the Hudson raise the low-water level of lake homestead ¥.uy per acre, Price Duiies.\u2014Must reside upon th Stead or pre-emption six months 1n ome oi six rears from date of homestead en- iy paradise the Ame required to earn cTestead patent), and cu Aires extra.Itivate arty A nomesteader who has exhaust ha stead right and cannot obtain a Méemption may enter for g Purchased i i¢stead in certain districts, Price VJ p.r acre.Duties.\u2014Must reside six | fons in each of three years, cultivate Yoo ares and erect a house worth \u2019 W.W.CORY, Denuty of the Minister of the Intertor- \u201c5, \u2014Unauthorized ublication ot t sdver Lsement will ot be paid for.ula \u2014 OTTAWA LADIES\u2019 COLLEGE tor va Ladies College has arranged T 1ppiv of Tally-ho water.de.ea of heing conveniently carried on rately or in connection with.others: (I) To carry on.ahyv which the Company may deem dapable in con- the above or anv part be considered di- nection .with thereof which mary of the.Commany\u2019s proverty or right: (mY To \u2018do any and all things| which may be neressary or exnedient te carry out the -objérts of the Comnany: : The operations of the Comvany tn be carried\u2019 on throughout the Dominion of Canada and _elsewhere by name of \u2018The Red Seal Snrings Comnanv, Limited.with a Canital - Stock of one hundred thovsard dollars, divided in ond thousand shares of one Hundred |doHars each.and the chief place nf husiness nf?the said Comnhanv fo be at the Citv of Montreal.- inthe Province of Quieber, at.the nffice of the Secretary of ; Stare one Canada, this 30th day ef Au- 123 : - sust, 191% HOMAS MULVEY.Under-Secretary of State.\u20187.8, RICAN, K.lege opens Sept, 10th.| - \u20ac.LL.\u2018\u2019Aitormeys for Applicants.Hi\" .other business | rectly or indirectly tn emhance the value |.numbers.| : 2000 BOXES OF FINE WRITING PAPER oo Of Finest Lin n n VALUES UP TO 50c.: - EACH 10c.4 This is the bankrupt stock of the Cambridge Corporation, representing a sale of such an unusual nature as to interest large + i i ; T0 NEW YORK Dam Proposed for St.Johns, P.Q,, to Raise Lake Champlain Water Level A waterway connection between Montreal and New York was suggested oward D.Hadley, of Platts- burg, Y., in an address before the Atlantic Deep Waterways Convention at New London, Conn, on.Thursday last.He sald in part: \u2018If the question of deepening the Hudson River and developing the RY water powers of the Adirondacks is RES y.ne 4 my Be ME AY Ye .PE a Seo us pt a i pepe Ta Pht?ITAA BE DSLR TY Nah NTH RT al, ale AIRE ETS Champlain waterway\u2019 connecting the Atlantic Ocean at New York City with the St.Lawrence River at tidewater in Canada will, in the near future become the most important inland waterway \u2018in NortH-America.It is the only natural waterway through the Appalachian range of mountains.The distance between New York City, metropolis of Canada, via this waterway | is approximately 400 miles, and of this there will be less than 80 miles of artificial channel.\u2018Canada, our friendly neighbor on\u2019 the north, is one of \u2018the most prosperous nations of the world, and has only! just- started to grow in wealth and population.The volume of trade between the United States and Canada, | in spite of the heavy handicap imposed by inordinately high tariff walls, is already enormous, and rapidly increasing.: Co \u201cA project is on foot to construct a I .Ï the Champlain some three feet, and if this is.brought about it will greatly.reduce the present fluctuation between high water and low water, and render unnecessary a vast amount of dredging that otherwise must be done.Be: fore this dam is built an agreement must be reached by the governments of the two countries.\u2018The advantages which will accrue to both countries as a result of the development of this great Hudson- Champlain waterway are so great, so varied and so obvious, that it seems certaln the work will be speedily pushed to completion.\u2019 \u2014_\u2014 MAY BE NEXT PASTOR.\u2018Woodstock, Ont., Sept.10, \u2014 Rev.W.B.Telford, whose last pastorate was in Olds, Alberta, will likely he the next pastor of the Oxford Street Baptist Church, in succession to Rev.W.C.Weir, who resigned some time ago.Af er SA pS A aa HEL AS a ns A aia ia DATE Gra ES a.© ° La 7 EE a 1 AE ; - 5 > 5 6 0 aA, hos - [RS iw Vy i! mee.inten ns TE re a: Es Tt Ji me PA pere PE pr rn Dm ean PE A MERS PONS M RP * \\ æ © I~ LR Bava imal.vad aN k AJhunïhos 4 à y dass à ASIE ADÏ4ES tu, side Con : 3 .Tete titty HE ey \u2014 \u2018 i The Woman's Specialty Store of Canada extends a cordial Invitation to all | women, both far and near, to.attend: this \u2018our Greatest Exposition of Fall | SUITE .M fe + Diintve Soles in Model || mens à The wonderful exhibition &f Millinery which continues through, | \u2018the week contains-muméroës \u2018hats of remarkable beauty; Creations Queen Quality\u201d Shoes ; | 1 *kNEW COATS PN Cade be Models from New York ; : New weaves, new patterns, new colors, new styles, you wil! a find jn a marked degree in the latest assortment of model coat: T orgie, unpacked, Every garment is a model, different from ything > ?\" by world-famous: milliners, .and.hats by our own experts.In justice}: |: to ourselves, we should: state: that.the.exclusive \u201cMurphy\u201d.Hats | : are in every way equal to the \u2018imported models.They are correct ; I interpretations of the season's fashions, and in character and [- |, an yet seen, but not by any means lacking in refinement ana EY : quality meet the requirements of discriminating Canadian tastes.** nr ] distinctiveriess.In fact ,quite the.reverse, for any woman wearing } i All the models embodied.in this showing are exclusive, |\".i | one of these coats will be remarkably well dressed.They are the 4 handsome, and original to a maximum degree.You will find our 1 \u201c&¥ 18 ; we! ~ last word of fashion from New York tailors, beautifully made and 1 + \u2018prices no higher than those elsewhere for styles that lack the dis \"0 f LES a} OP À Lu y 1 | asi word ol ras rom {NEW Om ue Tully an 50 to $150.FE A, pe Es I.finished, and cut on authentic lines in conformity with all traditions a \u2018tinctiveness of ours.We invite your inspection, 5 \u2019 ~ M 1 Untrimmed Model Hats I | Such world-famed makers as Leiz, Daniel, Stopell, Berheim, : Bibolett, and others have: made for-us exclusive shapes that cannot | of good taste.3 | * Your attention is solicited, for there is a better choice and more satisfaction in store for you if you buy your Fall and Winter coat here.We have these models from $35.00 to $75.00.= \"be duplicated in the Daminion.: : | : | : \u2019 - os 1 They come in.Plush, Velvet, Velour Velvet and Peau de | | NERC LU cc : ; QU ; ; : Soie, each one a model, handsonie dnd becoming.We have them .1 Murphy Sovereign aists 1 in Black and all new colors.Prices\u201d.,.$5.00 to $15.00 | 1 ! ee Er + \u2014___ 3 i Another distinctive Waist has been added to our popular |v : \u2014 | BE ~ \u201cSovereign\u201d Series, making the collection one that demands atten- 4 : These Lines of New Gloves ar e stock .tion.\u201cYou will find that for value these waists are unsurpassed 3 | WOMEN'S pique sewn.suede heavy stitched back.| vas su aus qe [ This latest arrival is a dainty Messaline Silk Waist, with Robes- : | 24-tach extra fine chamoreatts gloves.4 LU IE 195 | pierre Collar, Directoirs Cuff and a neat gleated front effects ENS a pen Fran Kid glove.-.0m eee ed Ce | We have it in Grey and Navy only.$5.00 NW \u2019 eo \u201cDollar Leather Cape\u201d.«cc ses box 500 000 +1.ŸT i : | : i Doe SKin in Tans.cco wee cae san see eos sad ses +10 00.-.$1.00 \u2019 \" 4 i Russian Leather, Tang.c sun eee ver end 'e0u sive L cee as 45e 1 Ra - ; \u2019 | : .1 raf \u2014 er re ep ES es \u2014 {1 i | \u201cMurphy's\u201d Are Butter Specialists The New Laces\u201d.Fabr | HN Another shipment of Buttons \u2018has recently been unpacked, |.: Favorite Boot for Wom MT = 45 .abDrics |: which includes the following:\u2014 > > ; The Favorite oot ror Women ir | Oriental edgings, inse \u2018tons.and foune- © | WHIPCORD SUITINGS are the most popular materials -hE hi } 1 E with JB ; PE | S 1 .\u2018 AS d .; Roque + Cu \u2018 Ne >.: are \u20ac p © eG ces 2 a | Ten oe ve Qu Quy es Sg Die ad Cp pe / ; Lu A RNA A EE a rE EE IE esigns is as much a work of art 1ñ its sphere I\u2019 rclud a le re : | Bot 1, thorou shrunk and will tailor i Amber buttons with black ory rime 2 sizes, 75 and $1.25 Jr as the.most.successful- dress creations of the.Ho gréund of crochet 2% In cr only.; do._ Perfectly.Mere is full range of the very atest colors 4 Cut jet buttons, square shabe, coat size, ¢ach.: .$1.256 \"seston from Paris.+ : Com wea 5 ries Per yar, $ he + 32.> AY $3.90.for Fall in three distinct weights\u2014 RE ; .; \"The new madels\u2014the result of the most roro \u2026 Also a pattern in ecru silk, embroidered\u201d.|.OU, .1.5 \u2018Rhinestone set cut, jet buttons, very.fancy, each.$2.80 |» oo RT TC ET wa © er NE PAT BS SEE ne RON EE \"48 inches wide, $1.00 _per yard.4 Ivory buttons of large size in grey \u201cbrown, and blue, - expert designing \u2014 sérike a style note and \"1 on.a ground of silk point desprit, +n oF CC 50 inchés wide, $1.50 per yard r with gold rims; price cach dans 75 have an individuality about them not to be A P ery ard.50,.85 and $1.25 ~~ \"58 inches wide, $2.00 per yard.- Fancy buttons in tones of gre mauv , blue, men | found elsewhere.They are really splendid, .j=\".These are all fine sheer effects extremel j TH | Lo buttons tones of grey, mauve, blue, arfen | and we feel sure that you will be captivated | | hündsome for evening gomr mess, RICH BROADCLOTHS, the ever popular material for p ea ave sieel rims Ang sone centre, sizes.by [their charm and grace.\u2019 2 © 7}, handsome for evening gowns.Suits and Costumes.We specialize in this section of Shade d'metal bat rons.ey brown.blue $1.00 and $3.00 : Why net come in .and \u2018see them to- i 7 our Dress Goods Department and firmly believe that : > 1s, er ye owen, lue, mauve, and - | motrow?So ; -|' S * | S | f Co we have three of the finest productions of the fore- BI green, bones, nes prices per dozen.50 and $1.25 : \"Prices $3.00 to $6.00.:; Tet AL pecla alc Oo C0 most French manufacturers.All the latest autumn ac oo putes wi strip of pear set 75 across | \u2014\u2014 \u2014 rele \u2014 Emb : de Fl os at oo shades are now being shown.They are all thoroughly ee gs dont 75 $80,800 The Kind of Boots Healthy, | \u201cTION LE La 2 jan end rare, grey tones, 3 sizes, per dozen.$2.00, $3.50, $6.00 Lo Boys Want: 0H >\" 59 Yard 102 E © \u201cSedan Broadcloth per yard Tro pg Tiny cut crystal buttons, suitable for trimming, | cologs U .27 ur 1 1 AN sn «Elbeuf S ed a ee Au er vard.$1.25 light Ent dark green, red, mauve, a blue.75 1 ç nderpriced for Wednesday A | Fine Batiste frlled flouncing, hand- ones 20008 beet FIRST PL oom) he : er dozen.++ .++ +0 +4 +0 oe see a \u2014 ) us 1 in F e Li i \u201d fe Don't overlook the fact that.this coming sedsom promises |, Lbs is one of the best chances Mothers | od Foren not eso table fo RICH \u2018DUCHESS MOUSSELINE to be the greatest Button vogue of years.We have prepared \"ever had to economize.On Wednesday 1 .infant's dresses.Regular $1.00, $1.25 : for it and have a more comprehensive stock than| ever before.WE shall place on sale 400.pairs of strongly .{ and $1.50.THE NEWEST SILKS FOR FALL.40 INCHES WIDE.| = : made Boots for boys at a much-lower-than- | On sale Wednesday per yard.59 WEDNESDAY, $1.50 PER YARD | : usual price.They are made in the best | SHOT DUCHESS MOUSSELINE, of rich lustrous finish, soft F Does your Boy need a Sch | Bag?of leathers re-inforced at.all weak points and.Ce, oe Lo draping quality, for Suits and Robes, beautiful color Combinations.: } T nteed to stand the best of wear: \u2018 t \u201c4 .ï .This Satin Faced Silk is the leader for this Fall.ihe colors include , - ] ; Jus Swf oe , Blac ot Purple, Bla guard 4e | Sale of I Jandkerchiefs Black Shot Royal Bre Bid, Gold Shot Silver, Maize Shot Ivory, Copenhagen Shot Silver, also Royal Shot Emerald Green.; ; Regular .70, .80 and .90 Bags for each.À .49 the boots for the boy who \u201ccan\u2019t keep à ! ! M = _ 1 4 pair of boots on his feet.; i COUR wi >n- e width, inches, cuts to grea advan e for the latest | egular $1.00.$1.10 and $1.25 Bags for ¢ach 69 .I Neither are they big or clumsy, but oF +, à d any, women ill be able to save R.robe iles i ednoeday por yard.nt cen tag ces A $1.50 opportunity of getting assortment a vat eos metho, nd rence a made in the latest styles, very neat and com.\"| assortment includes fine linen and- Swiss (SILK DEPT, FIRST FLOOR) iE bacs rad, res rote ins he ri are monde of supers fortable.: ;.3 + : 1 muslin qualities, embroidered and some NEW VELVETEENS FOR FALL : quality Solid Jeather in serviceable Tan color; These have shoulder- ' Tans, Calf, Kid, Gunmetal\u2014in Blucher | trimmed with Guipure lace.24° \u2018Velveteens, both plain and corded, are very fashionable for this straps rom top to bottom, with draw top.and Button styles.Regular $2.25, $2.50 .WwW d sd 25 Fall.We have just received a large shipment, including all the | Sizes 1, 2, 3; regular prices .70, .80, .90; Sale at h xz : .Co.I Reg.35 to 75 values; ednesday 2 _ very latest colors, also Rich Black.Special care has been take » 65 95 -70, 80, .90; on Sale at each.49 - and $2.75 Values; ; _ 5 \u201cy A ; lendid lot of women\u2019s Swiss em- secure dyes that are perfectly fast, and the pile of the richest and Sizes 5 Gi rogular prices F100, 31.10, 3125; on Sale at each.69 Wednesdaÿ per pair.+. T5.THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNFSS /UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.wm, poo = < s mr : 2 - \u2014 = - Of Interest to Women.The \u2018Witness\u2019 \u201cD vi a 0 FELT HATS OF * Early autumn ushers in the fe h The one shown en the extreme left ia of dark blue, with a scarf white sponge, with a stiff ornament pearance.ADJOURNED FOR A MONTH Royal Commission on License Act Will Hear Liquor Men Then.SOME UNOFFICIAL ARGUMENT.Alderman Lapointe Makes Startling Statements That Arouse Ire of Priests.After a short session yesterday afternoon the Royal Committee on the revision of the License Act adjourned ts Montreal hearing for one month, the exact date to be fixed later.Abbe Desrosiers advocated the abolit'on of elub licenses, and allowing one man to petition for only one liquor icense.Mr.Justice Tessier asked if abolition of club licenses would not close the small door to open a rgd + ; one, i .Tre Rev.Father Garant, a Re-\u201d demptorist priest, urged that the transportation of liquor into prohibition districts by express companies and others be prohibited.He opposed any repeal of the early.closing law, and advocated the stricter enforcement of the lw and heavier penalties for violation.Ald.L.A.Lapointe, secretary of the L.ensed Victuallers, was asked if he had any representations to make.He said he was not ready.Later he said he would present the chjections to his association to various clauses of the License Act.The adjournment of one month had Leen asked by Mr.Justice Lafontaine, president of the Ligue Anti-Aicoolique, who said that it was so soon after the holidays that his organization had not time to get together and agree on the \u2018specific amendments they wanted to the License Act./ A decidedly interesting discussion took place .in the Court of Appeal trom before Their Lordships entered to resume the session of the committee.I began.when Ald, Lapointe arrived, and entered into 4 good-natured, jocular debate with ex-Ald.Carter and Mr.J.H, Roberts, president and secretary, respectively, of the Domimon At- lance.Gradually the talk became more serious and really argumentative.The secretary of the Lioe: 3 Victuallers asked what was the valus of all the representations made to the committée by the temperance pesple during the morning session.It: Was ail sentiment, he said, and every onë had a different point of view, and who was to decide what point of view.was the right one?Besides, people would get liquor some way or another.You could not prevent them.If they couldn't get it they would drink methylated spirits, as happened here lazely, or.they would take tobacco and make tobacco julce and drink it.These and other stock arguments Against tem e Teform wers used hv Ald.Lapointe with great readiness, And the temperance men he addressed, an-wered just as readily.Finally \u2018the Licensed Victuallers\u2019 secretary teclared that out in the country in.prohibition districts he knew of cases where liquor was sold with the knowledge of the priests.This brought Abbe Desrosiers to his feet, and he launched vigorously into the discussion, and a warm debate en- sed heiween him and Ald.Lapointe.| Then another of the Licensed Vietual- = ES le 4 PHONES Your fine Linen Shirts and | Collsrs carefully laundered by experts in Our Mand Werk Department.Mark your parcel Handwork Department.~~ THE TROY LAUNDRY VERDUN \u2014\u2014\u2014 of white silk ribbon.Black AUTUMN MILLINERY.| How Ideas: at the Seasons Opening at Goodwin's.\u2019 The millinery rooms of: dwins Limaited presented a busy scene yès- terday, on the occasion of the Autumn opening of new millinery.The large picture bat, it ia evident, 1s t6 be with us again, not carried to extremes, but large enough to accompany acefully the afternoon gowns for social affairs, while towaräs the other end of the scale aré maïy smart little hats designed to be \u2018very comfortable for wear with the tailored costume.The large hats are inclined to flat in proportion to the breadth; that -is, the crowns are fairly low, and the trimming is put on quite flat.Some of the smaler hats are trimmed with more effect of height.The tendency to a ' narrow front and ele back is characteristic: Plush, of & soft rich gud y, silk beaver are very much tp the fore, and velvet, as usual, composes the foundation of many shape both of the picture styles and the smaller chapeaux.Moire has in many models taken the place ,of the smootB silks and satins, either as facing or in the.-composition of the bat proper, Hand- somé plumes, ospreys, Paradise plumn- age, and wings or feather novelties adorn the majority of the larger hats.Where ribbon.{8 used In trimming it is put \u2018on in accordance with the idea of flatness.a .While the hats fit well -on the head, they are worn more on the straight line, not #0 entirely covering the back of the coiffure, and the change per- mite the reappearance of neck ruffs and boss.A large picture model In black and white, & combination which is considered as smart as ever, has the crown of black vélvet surrounded by æ plaited ruching of black and white tulle, and the brim of lace edged with the velvet an which rests a small \u2018black Paradise bird.Accomipanyihg the hat is & ruff of the plaited black and white tulle tied with soft ribbon.A picturesque model, very appropri- até for wear with one 6f the new old- fashioned gowns, 18 of Pack.vélvet faoëd with pale shell pink, the shape drooping quelntly on each side with à \u2018narrow black velvet ribbon froin one side of \u2018the brim to the other under the ohin.A large pink cabbage rose and two of the same order biaek at irreguler intervails on the brim con- zed het stitute the trimming.of white moire, having .the narro and Very smart is e meodium-n It hat.With the early days of Sept amber the woman who dresses T ce Me ; } of cardinal red silk wound around the cre wn.The sword is red ailk besrise, gous to Make up a \u20ac ver, with a cluster of - i and.slightly rolling brim faced with navy blue plush.Along one side of the elongated crown is lsidy s snowy white plume, fastened in front under à small flat Bow of white moire ribbon, held with a light oblong buckle of cut steel.Navy plush is also seen Lin à larger hat with gracefully droep- ing brim, faced with white moire.Two navy blue plumes, lying on the brim on dither side of the crown, cofne together in front under a Aligred buckle.A hat that would be efféétive with costume to match Is ef raisin-hued plush, draped on the upper .surface, and trimmed with two ostrich feathers of opal shade.The sailer order of hat has its representative in a model of white plush with slightly rolling brim, the crown being hidden under netursl unbleached ostrich plumage.Taupe is among the favored shades, and a charming little toque, something after the Scotch.cap order, has the beim of twupe plush, | Dave» similar duty to perform to her tyrned up against & ctown of rose- Pink moire; with a rose-tinged gray plume tuckéd in and drooping over one side.ce \u2018 THE FRANCHISE IN PORTUGAL the now Portuguese Republic comes the report that under the Klec- torsl Law, just passed, a limited number of in Portugal have .been ved th Partigmentary | Danchise.The seme law puts a property qualif- cation on the men, but se Might a ons -that men suffrage is.practically established.However, the number of women enfranchised by this law will be comparatively smail because of the age limit and educationgl test.\u201c About à year ago Dr.Carolina Angelo, a woman who Has pincé died, entered her \u2018name on the registry as & citizen.Her application for the vote fornfed a test case.\u2018The judge ruléd that she was emtitled to citizenship.By this legal decision women in Portu-.gàl weré declared eligible for the | franchise on the samé grounds as meh, Ry fhe now law, the Eénate has now rtially confirmed this legal decision by granting thé vote to women over twenty-five years of age, who Have passed g certain educational test.WOMEN AS LEGAL ADVISERS In three, at least, of the provinces: of Canada the profession of law is now $pen to women.France bas 3 number.f Women who havé Won unusual suc- ééus 88 barristers, and the aqme may : bè said of the United States.But fn England women are still forbidden to practise law.- .PTT \u201cwell he gins to think of aot [ doctors.There is, in one fleld of work SIMPLE DESIGN FOR EARLY AUTUMN WEAR PE Av \u201c the : LM \u2014 om = According to a writer in an English\u201d, periodical, it is not legal enactment.that forbids hér, but & legal tradition and convention, No act of Parliament, this writer statés, has ever been pass ed to prevent womén from enteri the profession of an attorney, a soll- citor, or a barrister.\u2018But the existing lawyers of all grades pre loth to admit them in their ranks; precisely &s| \u2018the medical pragtitioners of sn earlier day objected.to receiving Dr.Jex- Blake and Dr.Garrett Anderson as sister surgeons énd physicians.Had prejugice prevailed then, would net much have been lost to the world?or had it prevelled a generation earlier still, when the prudes of her day tried to frown down Florence Nightingale?\u2018What Army nurses have done for the World we oll know; what women doctors mre doing many women will thankfully admit.| May not the woman lawyer, the woman advocate, sex and to the state?The: need of these is akin to the need of women \u2018As in the other, a necessity for thé sex specialist; the woman who can judge women more clearly and justly, deal with them .more tenderly and efficient- \u2018ly, understand and heal their ills or their wrongs more readily, for being herself & woman.Poor youug girls or wives, who shrink from entering a \u2018male doctof\u2019s surgery, or who tremble in the face of a Court composed sole- :1y of males, will often take; new heart and hope from the presence and coun- tenancé of h sister woman, enHightèn- ed and sympathetic, with eye and \u2018brain thoroughly trained to search out her \u201ccase,\u201d whether legal of physical, and provide, if possible, à remedy.This fact alone may entitle the \u201cwoman, barrister to her brief; the fact thet other women have n of her.\u2019 \"FRE ENGLISH BABY'S LAYETTE The\u2019 British baby of aristocratic.birth is & royally little creature, for whom no linen ia too fine and no embroidery too costly.For it the choicest of the ancestral laces are brought forth and put into daily use.In addition to the dozens of under \u2018slips, each one sheer as a'fine hand-: _kerchief, and its hemstitch -bordered finén nighties, garnished from throat \u2018to hem with needle worked vines, \u2018there aré innumerable robes, \u2018so long and\u2019 volurhinous that when the nurse walks with her tiny charge nestling in her Syme a foam of semi-trans- \u2018parent i T lers joined AM.Lapointe, and the debate spread around the room) till the | guard's: call to order announced the entry of the commissioners.\u2018 During this preliminary digcussion, Ald.Lapointe made the assertion that there were a thousand places, licensed and unlicensed, where liquor ¢oyld be bought in Prohibited hours, 3 - + + 2004000400000.4 MACDONALD NOTES 3 C0000 OPEIIOIEIOOIOSE Mr.H.Dasen has resigned the position of assistant in Bacterio , Which he has held since the openi of the College, and hss become a practical \u2018farmer.He has bought a four buh- dred acre farm in Stanstead.County, which he hopes to make the centre of à little colony of his fellowicountry- men, the Swiss .Mr.Wilfrid Sadler has Been s- pointed to sucéeéd Mr.Da as Assistant in Bacteriology.Mr.Sadler i» a graduate of the Midland icultur- al College, Kingston, Derby, | and has studied also In Germany and: Holland.He is & apecirlist in dairy bacteri- elogy and has written ah excellent text book on the subject entitled \u201cBacteria Friends and Toes of the Dairy Farmer.\u201d : To the position of Assistan in mics, left vacant by the r ati nf of Mr.Bates, Dr.D.W, amiiten, of Fredericton, N.B., bas\u2019 Veen appointed.Dr.Hamilten is a graduate of the University 6f New Brunswick, holding the three degrees of B.A, MA.and Ph.D.He graduated with dis- timction in natural science, receive ing the Governor-General's gold meg- al.He was for three years.Principal of the Kingston Congolidglad School, and has taught science in\u2019 the Provin- cisl Nermal School for sevetal years, Pr.Hamilton js much interested In agricultural scence and is resigning a more lucrative position to get in closer touch with such werk.In the Horticultural Department a new assistant has been appointed in the person of Mr.W.F.Aikenhead.Although -» - - a NE ie te £ A atc ag FUNNY PICTUE menced.They will be continued pext Saturday and \u2018the following Saturdays as lon newspaper artists, funny fellows who bear the classic names of | T \u2014 * THE MONTREAL Damon and.Pythias.WATCH FOR THEM DAILY DAILY WIINESS, | v \u2014_ v5 - tz One of the New Features, which our readers are already praising, is the use of really good \u2018comic pictures.On Saturday the amusing adventures of Mr.Twee Deedle were comas the series last.Yesterday we introduced two creations of one of the greai heir amusing and frequently incredible adventures will be continued to-morrow.ONE SWAPS BADGES WITH + ans da te a ge real A NY) PE SARL Ir PE 1 TUESAY, ce SEP TEMBER 10, 1912.« \u2014\u2014\u2014 int OTHER AND 13 IS LUCKY AFTER ALL.\u201c (Copyright) \u2018*Room No 47° AW\" WHY DONT You SEND SOMEONE | Buse Rou Always RC On me\u2019 \u2014= \u201cNO.ANDWER THE CALL ROM JV WANT A PrTe nea NCE WATER (v A HURRY! = DAMON AND PYTHIAS CelLL WHEW 1 D0 COMIE Dow\u201d mL TEACH You To BE Civir* BELL Hoe we! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ll REMEMBER YOu HEY\" DAMON\u2019 IP YOU.THINK NCIS 1S UNLUCKY, LL Bee Now SEE : HAD NO 13 AND IT WA UNLUCKY To MEL : Tr) \\ GIRTHS, MARRIAGES-AND DEATHS Notices of births, marriages and deaths, must invariably be endorsed with the ., name and address of the sender, or .\u2019 otherwise no notice can be taken of them, Birth notices are inserted for .350; 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D a vuburban tame 1s am and | Tepe esa HE Th NAME EI | an I Us Co a.° ° a FIELD D AY only more economical than the : : ordinary cheap grades, but is an {re Owners of Montreal Team are | added pleasure \u2018to every meal.; Fairmount Branch Showin Determined to Secure the ht g Best Talent Obtainable .vp we L | jm : .: for Next Year.\u2018Phe boys of the Y.M.C.A.at the North.End.of the city had a large number out on Saturday .afternoon, THE BISONS STOPPED THE \u2018| and i ne y HUSTLERS' ONWARD MAR and are platning fo spring tons D CH ; [' surprises: at the fifteenth annual field YESTERDAY.[aay] of the association, to be.held on | | : | Baturday afternoon; Sept, 14, at three Buffalo, N.Y.Sept.10.\u2014Buffalo |-o'clock, on McGill University grounds._ - put a i severe crimp in the Hustlers\u2019 J With Drysdale in 100 and 200 \u2018yards, ; SA chances for the 1912 pennant by taking and Parkes in 40, high jump, un-} F P .; 0 \u2018ends of yesterday's ouble- .} ning high and broad, and Walsh look-| § r header, much to the great sorrow of i] Ine after the mile, there should be]F Tor LLY In ow eanin Manager John Ganzel.Beebe pitched , crabe points to the credit of the - NE \\ -et -Enders.oo - I : | .| shut-out ball until a finger was split -}.Westmount Branch does not expect Co : Call \u2018Main I 203 a stopping Hughes\u2019 drive.Ewing was as i] to do much in the senior events, but ?bo effective as Beebe, and the Hustlers | they have.some.promising juniors, | lost 5 to 2.Frill pitched winning ball om Physical Director Miller says oo TT ee The | in the second, Rochester not scoring Sr will give good account of themselves Co LE It Is until the ninth on Saturday.ney Tor wen Bote | N Yo k Wi d 1 ; î .; ning.in a quiet way at | the Co > WwW -F OFK - Cl Co \u2018 Buffalo.-@ifferent Sam resorts, and while : \u20ac 20! Of.In ow 1\u20acaning ° « | not - being - present at the handicaps ; xp | + Truesdale, 1b.AB.RIL PO 45 - {this summer, think they will give all .>, .OFFICE: -40 JURORS STREET.| , 1b.ee ee ee .~| good \u2018dccount of themselves.In the s ; Delniriger, Lf oe oe 2 2 1 4 0 9 .| 3% Jerds run, and 100 yards dash for}._ .\u2014 \u20ac Schirm, cf.\u2026.vue .11 0100 \u2018 REGATTA AT CARTIERVILLE: | \"11 Cm LL \u2018a 7\" Sohnatone.phystcel \u2018director of ree Tr \u2014 Buess p.21 M 2202210 GALBRAITH, OF THE GRAND TRUNK BOATING CLUB, WINNING SENIOR-SINGLES,\u2018 *.\u2018| The, Point, discussed witn the revorter GOT, CHAMPIONSHIPS » 1b.+ 00 00 00 - ii EE ER ; ' some record times, which, À : Stark, 5.5.sete oo oo 0 00000 .: Lee if .the Saturday | a ; .; a .; CT, ey are lived up to ; Stack, 88.oes ve 00 4 00 12 0/44 4++ # +4 + + + + + ++ + + i BLUE BONNETS.+: Watkins to'secur& Butwell to ride this | Will not.leave the PRatlway Saturday ~ ° ; Mitchell, C.se.» 301510 + i , .< ]'eolt.but as Jobn' W.Schorr has very far behind in the struggle | for WILL COMMENCE TO Beebe, DP.va ve wo \u2026 2 0 0 0 1 0/4 MEETING OF THE MONT- + ; ss : Leochares in.the race,.he will have first place.The shot put, mile run - Holmes, D.eer ov on 00 0 0 0 0|+ REAL ENGLISH\u2019 RUGBY +|_ À splendid programme is provided by.to ride the.latter.\u2026 George-M., Hendrie 880 and 220, Physical Direct John: Tape.EVWing, P.s za 2c os 2 000 0 0} + FOOTBALL CLUB.+ the Montreal Jockey Club at: Blue |'has named.his.pair, Great.Britain {stone stated, there would be me tr u- Pen ee 000 + Bonnets yesterday afternon.The-card| and Rife Brigade,-both good.colts, and ble.: no trou- Thirtv-F C i Totdls sv we se ~.30 5 82710 0) 4 There will be a meeting of + is made up of seven races, with the either of which may prove trouble- The Cent ar à y-rour ompetitors Have Entered for the Canadia; .| Hochelaga Handi its.; \u2018they\u2019 entral Association will have u Rochester.+ the members of the Montreal + lag: andicap as its feature, | some.\u201d On what they have shown end twenty-five-mén and b , Ch : : y .- + Rugby Football Club at the + |another handicap at one mile for} on recent.trials, Calgary.looks best tition, and have bee oys in compe- ampionship.oT AB.R.H.PO.AE.+ Windsor Hotel.at .8 p.m.on + Canadian-owned horses, as\u2019 well as apd will probably :win.Rack -VIew fully \u2018during the n practising faith- Smith, rf.eo ve +.-.§ 1 2 1 0 0+ Wednesday, the 11th of Septem- + o7¢ for horses bred in\u2019 the Dominion, shuld\u2019 be.second, .with .the Hendrie | McGill od past summer, at al.¢ Dolan, Sb.oe ne ci 11 41 8 0 1 0|+ ber.All members are requested * + and a steeplechase for three-year-olds\"| pair having the-/preference \u2018over - the and j grounds, doing constant work, | The big meet of the Royal Canadian 2.04\u2014E.F, Newcombe, jr .Conroy, Les mk me ve 1 2 0 0 2°0 0|+ to make a special effort to at- .+ °Y°E thé mile and a half course.With! balance.-: 1 72507 th mproving every week.These are Golf Association is scheduléd to com- | T Patterson.PURE Ward, 1b.eu 02 L1 LL 40 2 71 1|+.tend.: , + Es Re de ce : e men to.be relied upon to e a] mence to-day at the Royal Montreal 2.08\u2014G.H.Turpin +s.E, R.; Osborne, cf.! va ou 3 0 0 2 0 0|4 There will also be a meeting + 4\" TTL oT EE A ying at the field day.Golf Club course at Dixie.Henry-Anderson, PT Johnson, 2b.e.we e.4 0 1 4 2 0|4 of the Board of the Montreal + Le REGATTA AT : CARTIERVILLE.= .- job departure is being made this year There are thirty-four competitors for 2-12-\u2014John Morgan vs.H.L a Martin, B.8.eo +e +o «a 4 0 1 1 4 1|+ English Rugby Football Union + | CT Ce cet Pa 4; .n that the committee has decided to the championship of Canada, players derson.Ou A Jacklitsch, ce .\u2026 .\u2026.4 0 0 7 1 0|+ at the same hotel on Friday, the + rome ; D TU award three medals for each event, COming from Ottawa, Toronto, St.| \u2018 2.15\u2014W.R.Hutchison vs.D, v Hughes, p.- \u2026 ov 30 0 0 2 1| + 13th instant, at 8.15 p.m v + The list of officials has been caretully Catharines, one from England and one Baxter.So x ++ pa p> ee ee 1 0000 04 \u2019 100 em + | selected, and the games will be run {rom the United States.1 2.20\u2014J.F.Starke vs.5.McD > i VIO RTE 4 44444444 444494 : off in promptness, the usual delays| , So great has been the increased in- gall, Cr \u2019 | Totals .; etic meet being absent.erest in golf during past years, it 2.24 Alex, Wi ; 7 8 À oh pa +4 »a ».34 2 9 2411 3 | Good weather is.the only thing that F2 decided that every facility should Martin.Ison vs.Fri; + * Scote by innings:\u2014 18 needed now to secure an excellent be accorded\u201d those interested in the 2.28\u2014George S.Lyon vs.r H.\u2018 xBaited \u2018for Hughes in ninth.Summary \u2014 Two-base hits, Meyer, afternoon's sport.game and the Grand Trunk Railway Monk.: Bases on balls, off Beebe, 2: off Holly.Bases on balls Toronto 4: pre | ,| Is running special trains this morn- 2.32\u2014G.A, Hutton vs.A, P : Hughes, 5.Struck out, by Beebe, 2; Philadelphia, 5.Doubl ; plays, Holly T : ing, to-morrow and Saturday to Dixie, Giassco.4 ! by Hughes, 8.by Ewing.1.Three- {0 Jordan; McConnell to Jordan.OTTAWA JOURNAL'S nr ame onaventure Station at 8.35 aise Pr.J.T.Novirger vs.4 : 4 se hits, u e Two-base hits, i .; ; : dams.on Mtebell.Johnson.Sacrifice fly, Con: Struck out by Coo ib oi Phila : NEW EQUIPMENT.| Play will start this morning with 240\u2014G.S.Deeks vs.J Was | roy.| Sacrifice hit, Schirm.Base on delphia.9 Time.1.50.rin Hoi.: \u2014 two matches, constituting the prelim- Yuile.\u2019 5 | errors, Buffalo, 1.Stolen bases, Do- gan.= ae ro 1 A coplously illustrated copy of | th inary and the first round.competi- 2.44\u2014Alex.Hutchison vs.Ww, .' lan, 3: Schirm.Left on bases, Buf- 5%\" : | gE | Ottawa \u2018Evening Journal\u2019 comes to tions, The names in the prelimin- James.\u2019 \u2019 : falo, 7, Rochester, 7.Passed bali, A Pi + hand, published on the occasion of that ary round are: T.A.Tapp vs.G.2.48\u2014J.H.Forrester vs.F.\u2018hs.Th Jacklitsch, Umpires Byron and\" Phyle.Took Double Header.\u2019 journal's final inauguration of the new = Mackenzie, and W.M.Griffiths va.tam Stephens.CT .ime 1.55.| plant, which the pro 8 nl 8.Co 252\u2014R.F.Robins + En ES came | ole Tork, Sept.Neon Te Sivieabie ta ntrotuce ive ans pine Yi hare, esters SE SN is PL ning their | ] ! ay agains 2.54\u2014Al .Mc 5 \u2018 ; Lo Buffalo.New York, Sept.9.New York won | one for over Harent rough the original each other in the afternoôn\u2019 in the Macklem.an G.McKay vs.H.he, AB.R.H.PO.AE.a ou le-header , from rooklyn TS edition contains many an jours, The first round.ns Competitors beaten in the La hat Truesdale, 2b.4 0 0 8 2 01 frèt vame was battle bee the \u2018Journal by such eminent mer The names of the players in the | inary and first rounds of the.cham hey Deininger, Lf.on .4 0 0 3 0 0 st- game was a cher\u2019s battle a8 Sir Sandford Fl prominent men first round, with times of starting, pionship competiti { 1e.cham- ort McCabe, Tf. ; $500 added, three-year-olds and up, ! Connie Mack's champion Athletics, of - Won.Lost.P.C.high cl ason as of five and a half furlongs, \u201cIe choice 5 1-2 furlongs \u201cTrue Step, 97; General Cholera Morbus Boston.we os fo 92 38.708 2 high class youngster.À meeting | appears to be Anavri.\u2018The.latter ia s | ; .9 Philadelphia, in an exhibition game briladet oe 79 88 9 between this pair alone is: worth {fast break dis ; MacGregor, 102; Viley, 106; Turbine, $;> héve this afternoon.The hitting was PHlédelphia .-.1-13.51 \u2018504 [ing 1 : _go-'| fast breaker and Is very.speedy.The 107; Veneta Strome, 113, (10); Sunlike ME Mont.but the game, was marked by Washington .7 31 594 ing a long way to see.There: are gcing will suit him.Veneta.Strome go.\u2019 Lewis, x105; Flower Girl, 106; Sal ( h 1 I f nt m 4 80 he t Ba ldtng feat Chicago.4.84 48 -489 others in the race, however, which will | will probably rum,.an improved: race Volatile, 109: Anavri, 115 » 106, fa Oo era nia u ° A = some brilllan eldtfng features on Detroit =.vi.81 2 .461 probably prove strong factors.in'the\u2019| over \u201cher previous effort, and \u2018will be » 1; Anan, 15.« P both sides.Cleveland .i ss, 73 4421 gt le.B t ° 7 al V e lookg ; Third race, handicäp, Canadian own- .; 11 = New York .46 84 354 ruggle.Baregat s recent form.has close up.Sal Volatile looks next :best.d, $500 k vi po Philadelphia.St.Laws.ws See cil 45 85 \u201c343 been good and.he has improved right The third race: is: the mile, handicap ed, added, three-year-olds and ea 1C Ness, 3 A AB.R.H.PO.A.E h PIS de along.Aneeffort was made by Dick {for' Canadiin-owned horses.Inspéctor BD os On Sta lon or Hotz it t \u2018oe 1 0 0 Where They Play To-day.J Re SE » 109; , 108; Live Wire, | ° 4 = Murphy, r£, m4 00108 0 D TN a Tow ; eu | 1087 xxLongago, 84; xxInspector Les- Summer Complaint ll & -Maggert, Ci .| - Philadelphia at Datroit.; \u2018 M.À.A.A.OH AMPIONSHIPS: :.:\u201d | trades, 106; declared at $5 each; At \u2019 .a hd Collins, 2b 4 0 0 1 1 | Philadelphia at Detroit.A, A, A.T i Tok , an ve ee as 2 0 0 0 0 2 Washington at Cléveland.Se.i Foo .Once, Runtling, Chepontuc, xCoupled.an d all 9 sn Fate BD 21 2 0 1 0 20 0j Boston at Chicas re ; Fourth race, Hochelaga, handicap, 4 Melnne 515.112 0 0 6 0 0 \u2014 i $1,000 added, two-year-olds, 6 furlongs 1 2 Molnnes, 1b.+ 2 0 5 ¢ 8 0| CHAMPION TORONTOS WILL Re ann OR Etes, Looseness of the Bowels :: RF 8 Barry, ss.4 0 0 2.2 0 - NOT GO AFTER MINTO CUP 114; Rock View, 126, (8); Barnegat, | : \u2018| > Thomas, c.3 9 ! 2 ! 0 106; Scallywag, 104; *Crinoline, 108; -MAY BE RAPIDLY AND EFFECTIVELY k Str 2 ee me ee .AR | algary, 121.| .2 | Coombs, p .!.1 0 0 0 6 0/Neither Will Proposed All-Star sa .CURED BY THE USE OF = : 2 Coveleski 2 00 0 1 0 ?xxHendrie Entry, *Coupled., % É Coveleski, p.2 0 0 0 1 9 Team Take Trip to Coast a Eittn race, steeplechase, 3500 added, DR F OW LE R \u2019 S ; 2 = - Mic | ree-year-olds, abou -2 miles! \u2014 co « = | Totals.31 0 5/27 6 2 This Year.Cian Alpine.122: _ Chocurua, 32; e > : b ; ; mr - xxKing Cash, ; ottingham, 132; .jh xBatted for Thomas in ninth.Toronto, Sept.10.\u2014The Toronto la xxWelship, 132; *Red Squirrel, \u2018132; E tr t f Wild Str b ry 3 CE Toronto.=~: 4 crosse team, champions of the Big *Utmost, 132; *Julta Armour, 132.x ac oO 1 aw er 1 i Co AB.RH.PO.A.E.Four, will not journey to the Coast xxTompkins entry.*Coupled.J i Meyer, rf.12 1000 after the Minto Cup: this is the final Sixth rece, Selling, 3500 added, three- The Medicine with a record of Cures extending over 65 Years.Le BE ; pt CT , ecision o e < management.n yéar-olds and\\ up, - urlongs \u2014 je FRE ar cE ee B00 2 > top of this comes the information Lighthouse, 102; Senator Sparks,\u201d 102; \u2018 You don\u2019t experiment when you buy it.: #2 h22 i ie at the proposéd trip of an all-star ay © easure, 102; Oakley, 102; De- war deal ries bstitute.5 ; Li Jordan a.+ © 10 0 ofteam tothe Coastlis also declared off.troit, 105; Roland Pardee, 106; Shelby, Beware of the dealer Who tries to sell you a substitul + CE Isaacs, 3b.CU 1 0 0 1 0 0 Jimmy Murphy, who was looking af- 106; Danfield, 107; Malitine, 197; Rye Mr.Joe.R.Childerbouse, Orillia, Ont., writes : - When in Fort MeConnell.26.: 2 0 0 4 @ 7 |ter the latter teaïn, cannot spare the Straw, 109, (10).William, last summer, | was taken sick with diarrhœa, and became se À \u2018Holly, 88.4 0 1 3 7 1 time from business.Seventh race, selling, 3500 added, weak and sach great pain, I had to quit work.Our manager { Graham, c.2 1 06 1 1 0 \u2014\u2014 three-year-olds and up, one mile \u2014 advised me to try Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, soon My 5 = Bemis, c.2 0 0 2 0 © PRECIOUS PEARLS.> xToddling, 92; Senator Sparks, 98; way home I bought a bottle, and after taking four doses I was cured À | Kent, p.1 0 0 1 0 6| London, Sept.10.\u2014Owners of pesrls Bouncing Lass, 103; Lad of Langden, We always keep a bottle in the house.We have also used it for ov\u2019 7 » Drucke, p.2 0 1 1 1 land those who invest in pearls as a 104; Tom Sayers, 104; xLord Elam, children, and find it an excellent remedy for summer complaint.\u201d l Le : tsi gilt-edged security will welcome the 106; Myrtle Maviobs, 107; Herbert Tur- \u2019 : Totals .31 3 6 27 17 2]announcement that, owing to the lack nar, 107; Haldeman, 107, Candidate, PRICE - 35 CENTS | \u2018 - Score by innings\u2014 \u2019 of success attending pearl fishing this i 2s p> ere EE i 9f Fortune, 112: 0 ! Philadelphia .{ 0 year, the Geneva jewellers are about i - : ï ; : : Soo ; ; : i Mannlactured only The T.M RN CO., Limited, Toronto nt.Toronto.ss ss esse ees 120000000\u2014 3 | to advance prices 25 percent.ENNY TAKING:THE BAIL.IN- THE HIGH JUMP, por aed.allowance of Ave by ILBU \u201d y , | : , wee aE ; ER ata ln cer en ee \u201c vas Lo i AASLAELALLLSSSSSSL 550056050 0008000000040000 ; co.Co Coe EEL ec Tae RAP RER s.= CS | i \u2018 : : ' } | ; H \u201c | je » \u2018 | 5 | L ts £2024 rid \u20ac Der gy Lot ge oa 2 wba es Lo.a £ œs&æ\"'\" AP POO > - yu a A AAAAAAILAASLALDSALLLLE SLES LELLLGLLELILHGOLL GS o> A it SOO OTPPVOPTITIPOTYTTVFYY CL aaaaaaasaasasand ,x« == THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS TUESDAY.SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.ee à RECORD OF NAZARETH STREET MISSION ~~ \u201c>< [DOMINION SPW IE ret > THE STANDARD ARTICLE + SOLD EVERYWHERE DE AA i For makingsoap softening] water, removing paint dsintecting] sinksj closets, CN ei fut HIT PIE, EN g ns andifos many ofhen pipes EW GILLETT \u2018COMPANY LIMITED TORONTO,ONT.2S ENGINES FOR SCHOONERS Suceessful Experiment on Sailing Ships May Lead to Big Change in Fleet.BARGES MAY FOLLOW, New System is Said to be Cheaper snd More Efficient Than Was the Old One.The day of.the pure \u2018wind Jammer\u2019 fn the port is passing.Already this summer two of the oldest schooners in \u2018the river fleat have added small gasoline engines to their equipment so | \u2018hat, when the winds are unfavorable, they are able to creep along to -their part.One of the two, the two masted schooner, \u2018J: BE.W.H.' passed through the canal yesterday afternoon, and attracted a good deal of attention by the way she moved down the river.A tipping man, with whom the *\u2018Wit- ress\u2019 reporter talked, said that the experiment had been so successful that bh had heard that many of the barge owners were contemplating adding an engine to their boats at an early date.The advantages of the engines, ak- errding to the mariner, were many.Barges so equipped could move around the port at any time without the assistance of a tug as their power was sufficient to move the craft slowly even with heavy loads, and even izainst the current.Then, too, he said there would be a great saving in mene for the cost of towing through the canal, and in the harbor amounted to a big sum in a season.To pass through & lock the schooners must secure either! a tug or one of the teams that ate always available.This text must and often meant, too, that the ship must wait until either a tug or horses could be procured.The new motive power would cost less, and be much more speedy.\u2018You can say that tie day of the pure old \u2018Wind Jam- ter is over; gasoline has ended them,\u2019 CONFIDENCE MEN Tricksters at Work Again Find the Usual Easy Victims.Confidence \u2018men are getting in their ¥oTX on unsuspecting foreigners who ärrive in Montreal by the ocean steam- £2 lines, and several complaints have \u201cten lodged of men losing considerable fums by handing the money over to (rooks, who get-away with it.Inseph Ralscowitz was accosted by ee of the gang, and aavised to give up \u201cis roll and put it with that of this Man, who put up the talk that it was !rSafe to carry it in his pocket, inti- Mating therei were unauthorised per- tons looking \u2018to \u2018sneak it away from \u201cM and that would be the last seen 9° his wad.Raiscowitz says gave \u2018hs man His money and saw Him roll carefully in another big wad, which be understood had been collected from ï \u2018êrent perple for safe keeping.Later, he wasiinformed that his money os 45 g00d gs lost, and hustled to the ,dsor Station, where he caught Foot his erstwhile friend.Constable En ATauil was summoned, and the EE red taken to police headqua .= Was remanded for Thursday.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DISGUISED AS MAN.pui iiton, Sept.9.\u2014A woman dis- Into that 2 man tried to gain entrance Mt war United States oa Thursday, mirage detected by Black Rock im- Wella on officials and sent back to and nd.She stayed there all night disappen on to Hamilton, where she port ared.Her disguise was almost hor fn but the inspectors detected the n time.She was passing under fame of John Young.VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION.ha (loli of voluntary liquidation mack, given by the Drummond and of pK Mutual Fire Insurance Co., rg \"hmond.They have ceased tak- , \u2018ntracts and propose appointing pan Tache, insurance manager, nf te St f Inuidator James street, Montreal, as Dapp Roots Barks Herb mit Dave great alsa medicinal power, are Pitty Zen highest efficiency, for h : Ü the as #5 count à estimeniats received by actual à two years Be sure to take Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla erro today.Sold by all drugzists We Where.108 Doses One Desist, enqueté on HAS BEEN LARGELY ONE OF MIGRATION Founded in @riffintown by a Scotsman Fifty-Three Years Ago, Has Had Many Homes, and Must.- Mote Again Owing to Sale of Property to the C: NR: NAZARETH STREET MISSION, CORNER OF WELLINGTON AND NAZARETH STREET.- As announced in the Witness\u2019 ot August 19th, the Nazareth Street Mission property, situated at the corner of Wellington and Nazareth street, has been sold to the Canadian Northern Railway for $15,500, and in a short time this portion, of what is known as the down town mission, will have to vacate their present premises and move to some other location.The history of the mission is a most interesting one; many who are now occupying important positions both in the | i \u201cMit.JAMES ROSS, The founder, and for 45 rs Superintendent of Nazareth Street Mission.Thirty-eight years an elder in Crescent Street Church.i church and business world having been at one time or another identified with the work carried on in that portion of the city.\u2018 : A little over fifty-three years ago a young Scotsman, who had only then arrived In Montreal, wishing to spend his Sunday afternoon in a manner helpful to others, set out to deliver\u2019 tracts in the district now known as Griffintown.Enteting into corversa-\u2018 tion with three young lads, and finding they had no Sunday School to go to, the young man promised that if one-of their mothers would give him a room he would come on the following Sunday, and teach them himself.The room having been granted, on the next Sunday these three boys, \u2018with their teacher, the late Mr.James Ross, began a work which still continues, and is now known as the Nazareth Street Mission.ii The record of the first ten years is largely one of migration.The room in which the class originally met soon became too small, and the class, meeting was removed to a small day school on Dalhousie street.It.removed from there to Ann street, and then to Wellington street, near the corner.of Dalhousié.The next place of mesting was in a house on thé corner of Wellington and Duke street, and afterwards over a bakery on Duke.street, near Ottawa street.The increased attendance soon necessitated another removal, and the school then occupied.\u2018Kings\u2019 building on Nazareth streéf next door to the present building.Again the increased attendance compelled serious consideration, and it was agreed at the annual meeting in 1868, of the Free Church, Cote street (now Crescent Presbyterian Church) to take the work under its care, and to erect a suitable building.As a-result, the present premises of the Mission were built, and the work transferred to them, in 1870.Of the original trustees only one, Mr.David Morrice, is still alive and continues to take an earnest interest in the welfare of the Mission.The work up to this time had consisted only of the Sunday School, but it was found that more was néede # Other meetings were organized, in October, 1873, the Presbytery of Montreal decided to constitute thé people worshipping at Nazareth street into a congregation \u2018with regular ordinances.This was accordingly done, and in 1874 the records show that there were fifty-five names on the Communion Toll, and over -three hundred scholars in the Sunday School.The first ordained minister seems to have been the Ref.Mr.(now Dr.) Torrance (Kingston, Ont.), who has now retired.He was - succeeded by the late Rev.Mr.Elliot, \"| Presbyterian Church, Montreal.ed +; Migration of Population, who ministered with much acceptance until his death took place in 1876.The.work had prospered by this time to such an extent that in 1876 the session of the Free Church in Cote street reported that the Nazareth Street Mission was the largest Presbyterian Sunday School in the city.\u2018After the de- ceasé of Mr.Elliot the regular church services wère given Up until the winter of 1878-79, when \u2018services were conducted on Friday and Sunday evenings by members of the Y.M, C.A.For some winters thereafter the work centred in the Sunday School, but it bécame increasingly felt that for the success of the mission a regular missionary should be in charge.The session of Crescent Street Church, .therefore, decided in 1881 fhat the work should be taken over by the Congregational missionary, and it was taken over successively by Mr.(now the Rev.) J.A.Morrison, the Rev.Richard Hyde and Mr.(now the Rev.) John Mclaren, \u2018The growing - nature of the work | caused another change to be made, and in .1886 it was agreed that two missionaries: should be \u2018appointed for the work during the winter, '6ne of whom would carfy on the work In the summer months.\u2018Thé first two mission- arles so appointed were the Rev, J.H.MacVicar, -B.A., D.D., now of St.John, N.B., and the Rev.Robert Johnston, B.A., D.D,, now of the American This arrangement was Invariably carried out until 1910.Among the missionaries were the following well known ministers: The Rev.J.az son BA, BD3 of Ét.Gfiés* Church, Montréäl; thé Rév.\u201cJ.D°' Anderson, B.A., Beauharnois, Qué.; *the Rev.J.W.'MeLèod; Belkodd, Ont.; the Rev.\u2018ID.J.Graham, B.D., Fort Saskatche-~ wan, Alta.; the Rey.Hector MacKay, B.A., London, Ont.; the Rev.George McGregor, B.D., Ottawa; the Rev.Ed.Turkington, Toronto; the Rev.Henry Arnott, Newcastle, N.B.; the THE REV.WILLIAM MERRILEES, Missionary Superintendent .of Nazareth Street Mission.Rev.Peter Henderson, M.A., Armstrong, B.C.; ths Rev.George BS.Mit: chell, Oxford, N;S.; the Rev.Louis A.Wood,\u201d B.A., B.D.Ph.D.Hamilton; the Rev.Joseph Corduor,.B.D., Drum- bo, Ireland, and Mr.Robert Lindsay, Bay View, N.S.\u2018 } - = During the long period, .from the inception \u2018of the mission.in 1859 until the last day of Décember, 1904, the founder.of the mission, the late Mr.James Ro#s,.acted as superintendent of the Sunday-school, and.later added.to.his duties that of superintendent, .of the mission and congregational missionary succeded by the late Mr.B.S.Auld, supervision of the -work was \u2018undertaken by.Mr; A.S.Ross, who had been connected with the Sunday-school for about a quarter of a century.On the retiral of Mr.Ross in 1900 it was felt that the work should be consolidated, and in 1810 the complete.supervision of the work was placed in the the Presbyterian College: - : To the foreign mission fields of .the \u2018church the mission has given Dr.Percy e - \u2018| night to-make preparation for the of Crescent Street Church.He was and on his death in ,1908- the general.hands of the present pastor, the Rev.| William: Merrileés, then a student in and: < Leste and \u2018Mrs.Leslié, - of Héuan, China, and Miss McDougall, now the wife -of the Rev.H.J.Keith, M.A, B.D.To the home mission field during recent years it has contributed Mr.James Cordner, how stationed at Mount Royal Vale; Mr: Charles Mc- Laughlin, of Tetreauville Mission, and the present pastor.Another \u2018of the young men enters the Presbyterian College this year, and .it is éxpected that he will be followed by others next year.Lo meme 1 - Of the many business men who have been teachers in .the missfon during \u201cMBA 8 Ross, Secretary of Nazareth Street.Mission Sunday School for.over 25 yedrs.the past fifty years, the fôllowing may be mentiôned: Mr.Robert Munro, late of the Canada Paint Company, who was a teacher in the mission forty- \u2018seven years ago; Mr.A.M.Nairn, Mr.:B.A.Gentles (Meldrum Bros.), Mr.R.L.Ballantyne, Mr.D.8S.Bruce St.Lamberts), Mr.8.8.Bain, the Rev.Peter Mathieson, Mr.B.N.McCallum, Mr.J.'W, \u2018Me¢Calluii, Mi.B.C.Logan, M.A; Mr.Alex; Hyde (Quebec), and Mr: W.B.Hubbard, now of Gias- gow, Scotland.Owing to the inadequate condition of th® mission premises, the Boys\u2019 Club, organized by Mr.J.8.Jamieson, M.A.in 1308, had to secure outside premises, and are entering their own new commodious building | this fall.For a similar reason the Girls Club had to do Likewise:- .At present the Suriday-school numbers 250; with.a- cradle roll: of forty.The church, members number one hundred and twenty-two, in addition to which \u2018theré are many: adhererits.There are also a Chinese.Echbol with a membership.of thirty; a Christian with a :membership of.eighty; ciety workers\u2019 prayer meeting on Saturday Sunday work, and a \u201cDorcas Boclety.This latter \u201corganization, which 1s principally.composed of teachers, some of whom were teaching the scholars thirty-two.years-ago, 18 8 most im- pértant society.in the d'etriet; as their work is: chiefly that of serving for the.poor._ -.Pn.me to AT, The.present \u2018minister; the Rav.Wil- lam Merrilees, was borti in Glasgow, Scotland.In his public school.course he was dux and medallist in his final year.Mr.Merrilees took a prominent place in church work on the other side, being secretary to the Sunday-school and Dean's Court clerk in his church.He occupied a prominent place in the Good Templars and also the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds.Coming to Canada in 1907, he after a few months in \u2018108 and the Prestbiyterian College in 1909.He graduated from the latter this spring, winning the John Redpath scholarship, the Drysdale medal for church history, and other prizes.The changing character of the district in which the Nazareth Street Mission is situated, the migrätion of the population westwards, togsther with the sale of the mission property, has made the.ersction of new premises necessary.\u201d Where the.future site will be -has not.been determined yet, but it is possible that a new building may be érected in the growing working class district of Point St Charles.CARDINAL OBJECTED Ordered Lady in Congregation \u2018té Cover Open-Work Waist.: Rome, Sept.10.\u2014The Cardinal Patriarch of Venice, acting on the Pope's orders, recently openly denounced the prevailing fashions in women\u2019s dress.especially tight skirts-and transparent blou and threatened to expel from: Church all immodestiy dressed.wémeu.Yesterday while the Patriaron vas confirmadtio! .mete ae noticed a fashionably dressed lady In the congregation wearing an open-work blouse.The Cardinal Intejrupted the service and sent a prelats to war.the lady that he would not continue unicss she left the \u2018church.The lady {indignantly expostulated, and pointed out that there were several paintings the .church .representing seantily dressed angels and martyrs, but the \" +] prelate, not convinced by this.argument, insisted that the lady should hide the transparency of .her dress with a scarf.This she unwillingly did, and the service was resumed.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FINE INCREASED.Mr.Recorder Weir, #ncreased \u2018the do not stop 10 feet behind a standing car.at street intersections from $2 or 10 days in jail to $3 or 15 days In jait - \\ Do.not dag wi rs ire Piles.No surgical oper- .ation 4 Dr, Chase's Ointmen t il relieve vou at as a as certainly eg, a box; Edmanson, & Limi on box froo if you méntien Eu to.paper and Sc.stamp to pay postage.~ fine.for drivers and chauffeurs, who- 10 Reciprocity.With{ipa; Man, Sept.10-Aspeaking- as a Fignch-Cavadian potiticlan Senator Eaveigne, here yesterday, on his return east from the forestry conwen-.tion at Victoria, B.C., said that he and his companions would support a Canadian.navy built in Canada, but at the dispesal 6f the Empire when needed for Imperial.defence.He prophesied: that the Borden ship would be wreck- -ed on the trade and naval issues, and said that within a few years the three Prairie Provinces would be lined up Laem, by re rushing up :temporary sheds and ho et SAE =, {housed by night added the ia Peo j been afforded, {tn that \u2018Eden\u2019 .[Although the typhoid f eptde tn \u2018Ottawa.1s o | Very tow maw | Weeks, the.directors of the exhibition | had: commenced operations, so.that not Endeavor \u2018Society, with séventy on the |.roll; a junjor: branch of the same .so-| - a largely -attended.Band of Hope, a.- AN business éntered McGill University | | 16° Camapa has served notice 6n the \u2014y Ts + Senator Liavergne Wants Ships \u201cBuilt \"Here, and Also .+ Repeats Allegiance: -.EXHIBITION Opened Under Happy Auguries at Ottawa Yesterday \u2018Witness\u2019 Staff Correspondence.) Ottawa, Sept.10.\u2014Weathel ideal, a day such as Ottawa has not seen for several months, and record- breaking entries in all classes of exhibits, with every available foot of space\u2019, in the many show buildings occupted, were.the salient features of the initial day.at the Dominion Exhibition here yea.terday.- ; : Although, the exhibition dates Sept.5th to 16th, and no formal open ing of the fair took place yesterday, the annual luncheon given by the directors, at which the Rt.Hon.R.L.Borden was the guest, really marked the official opening of the: exhibition.arly hour yester mornin, one of the officials of the ate stated that there was.no space left for more exhibits, and that they were obliged - 2e., some of wh Were even \u2018turded away in pt ron oak 4 the coparter.\u2018There are: three, AunCred.sheep < runnin round : Towns and have ho ound.the them, \u2018but we à ; added the offical.\u2019 In view of the fact t imero large buildings ha hat numerous ve been the grounds within the last So po three years, including the Howick Pa- villion, Dairy building, Arts building, grand stands with exhibit apartments underneath, and the néw Machinery building not yet quite éompleted, and since all this vast increase in exhibiting and Ssmonstrating facilities \u2018has the inadequate aceom- modation already so evident AUEUrS well for the rapid growth and development of what has been formerly known as the Canada Central Exhibition, and this year, by virtue of the Government's grant of $50,000, is termed the \u2018Dominion Exhibition.\u2019 The exhibits this year are highly representative of all parts of the Do- miniôon.Live stock from points as far west as Winipeg, and from \u201cmany parts of the Province of Quebec to the cast are here, while all kinds of agri- ultural produce from oc is tn abundan an fo ocean attracts particular attention, and w shows the possibilities of the fruft- growing industry, development of timber limits, and the mining of minerals province of thé west.The.midway attractions fully measure up to all past features of their kind, and the forbidding of any vehicles whatever in this part of the grounds, or among the show buildings his year, Vosures the safety of the 1rongs- of - pedestrians m the don pos oving about ) AW over, and very few new cases have developed in the last three have taken an extra precaution to allay the fears of the visitors from outside by .placing large bottles of pure \u2018spring water at convenient points all over the grounds for the free use of everybody.Another safeguard provided is the engagement of the Canadian Detective Bureau to spot pickpockets.This \u2018détéctiTe : ageno\u201d exp tured no léss than seven last week at the Sherbrooke Exhibition before they \u2018one complaint was made at that fair regarding theft from the person.A new feature of the exhibition was a booster parade held through the city streets last night under the direction of the civic publicity bureau.It proved to be one of the most spectacular processions ever held in Ottawa, including gaily decked vehicles carrying companies from special attractions at .the fair, who set off fireworks as they proceeded along the streets; hundreds of automobiles, delivery waggons of Ottawa firms, many animals, such as elephants; Texas steers, broncos, a host of Indians, brass bands, etc.If the splendid weather of yesterday prevailg during the week, all indications point to this year\u2019s exhibition being a record one for Ottawa.WILSON SCORES - THE TARIFF \u2018Declares that It Prevents Prosperity in the United States, New York, Sept.10\u2014Governor Wilson made two tariff speeches yesterday afternoon, one at the tariff exhibit and the other at an open alr meeting in Union Square.At the tariff exhibit Governor Wilson said: \u2018We are preventing the prosperity of the United States, for you will observe that articles of American manufacture are sold much cheaper in other countries than we can buy them, which shows that America already is able to compete in foreign markets at the same time taxing ourselves.\u2019 To his auditors in Union Governor Wilson said:\u2014 \u2018I would hesitate to advocate radical reductions in our tariff schedule \u2018if I thought it would interfere with \u2018the prosperity of the average American, but I believe it will double and \u2018treble our prosperity.\u2019 Square, the main protected industries less wages than - tries.: .He pointed to an advance of from 30 paid within the past ten years, while during the same period the price of meat in London had stood absolutely still.REBEL THREATS Will Destroy Railways That .Carry Federal Troops, : Says Leader.\" Tucson, Ariz, September 9.\u2014Fmil- Southern Pacific officials at Tucson \u2018that he would destroy the railroad system in Western Mexico if the company persistéd in hauling Federals.He began at once by burning a pas- \u2018senger train captured Sunday at Villa Karde, on the branch line from Maco to Cananea, after allowing a coach of passengers té.roll dowt hill into the Macp.He is now engaged - in hitching an engine to the telegraph \u2018poles and pulling them down.: \u2019 Marfa, Texas, September 10.\u2014Ojin- aga, Mexico, opposite Prpaido, Texas, is- befng attacked from two sides by .400 Mexican rebels.A party of United - States officers left Marfa for the scene .of, the engagement early.te-night.Marfa is fifty miles from i Porder.A\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 VOTED $5,000.The British Columbia Government for reciprocity, ORM ATA lA AIME to refuse accommodation ) {would-be exhibitors me ot we | we have no plaed to put] \"The exhibit from British Columbia | Governor Wilson declared that in | unprotected indus- | to 40 percent in the price of meat.idr NY SN The Kind You H in use for over 30 : \u201cand allays Feverishness.and Flatulency.GENUINE ; ! e 1 j \u201c| \u201cà BARGE SHIPS | NEW RUDDER Interesting Operation in the \u201c Port Watched by Crowd | - Yesterday.à big crowd watched Captain Castel, of the electric floating crane, ship a new rudder {weighing seven and a half tons on the barge \u2018Willlam Edwards\u2019 at the commissioners\u2019 whart yesterday afternoon.The collier was damaged by striking the bank near the swing bridge at Lachine on Thursday last.The vessel had whistled for the opening of the bridge, but it was left closed until \u2018the taptain, fearing that he would collide with it, sent hig ship astern, and into the bank.Por four hours he was fast there, entirely blocking the channel for the time.As unshipped.After dry docking, the~* Hall Engineering Company repaired the damage and yesterday the injured barge \u2018was towed to the side of the crane to bave the rudder replaced.The work began about 1.30 p.m., and in a little over two hours the ship was ready for sea again, the entire job being carried out without a single mishap.EERE DISCOVERED GERM.Lincoln, Neb., Sept.10.\u2014Mr.H.H.White, state bacteriologist of the University.of Nebraska, has discovered the germ which causes the mysterious disease that has been killing horses in Kansas and this state, according to a statement given out by Governor Al- drich yesterday.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHINESE BRIGANDAGE.Hong Kong, China, Sept.10.\u2014Rob- bery is rife in the southern provinces of China.A European, mistaken for the menager of a bank conveying money to Hong Kong, was attacked by armed Chinese in broad daylight yesterday on the main street of the Portuguese dependency of Macao.The governor of Macao has been appealed to by the inhabitants because of the inactivity of the police.T Bas voted $5,000 for the Cartier me- & result his rudder was broken and a t, and which has been years, has borne the signature of .and has been made under his per d ITY \u201c sonal supervision since its infancy.\" Allow no one to deceive you in this.All Counterfeits, Imitations and \u201c\u2018Just-as-good\u2019\u2019 are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the, health of Infants and Children\u2014Experience against Experiment, | What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- Boric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.contains mnejther Opium, Morphine mor other Narcotic \u2018substance.Its age is its guarantee, It destroys Worms i It cures Diarrhea and Wind Colle.It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation It is Pleasant.It _- It assimilates the Food, Iogulates the :\u2019 'Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and ri sleep, The Children\u2019s Panacea\u2014The Mother's Friend.CASTORIA ALways Bears the Signature of \u2018The Kind You Have Always Bought | In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NIW YORK CITY.MAY HAVE CANAL FLEET Small Towing Tugs May be \u2018Added to the Equipment of the Lachine Soon A fleet of small tugs may be added to the equipment of the harbor for use in towing vessels through the canal, to take the place of the horses that are used for that purpose now.A \u2018Witness\u2019 reporter was informed this morning that plans for the new system were well under way, and that the horses would Boon be released from their dally grind in the port.The tugs will be smaller than the majority of those now in the harbor and especially adapted for canal use.For the change two reasons are given.The trade of the canal has grown to such proportions that the old method of handling schooners and barges i8 proving too slow; conditions demand scme more speedy passage.Then too, it is thought that the new method wili be cheaper than the one now in use as tuwing fees through , the canal are heavy.« Special tugs'are employed for towing ir most uf the large canals of the world, and their adoption here is but another evidence of the marvellous growth of the trade in the port of Montreal.\u2014 YUKON MONEY ORDERS.Ottawa, Sept, 10.\u2014The Finance Department has effected an important improvement tn the conditions under which businé:s i8 transacted between _ the Yukon and the other parts of Canada and the United States, By an arrangement dating back to January 1, 1905, the cost of money orders issued at post offices in the Yukon payable in Canada and the United States was double that charged elsewhere in Canada.The Post Office and Finance departments have recently been looking into the matter, and have re-arranged - the agreement with the Bank of Commerce so that the business is done on the same basis as that, which prevails in other parts of the country, no spe- A Dainty, Delicious Delight for the: Summer days when the palate is tired of heavy meats and soggy pastries Made by The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Limited .Niagara Falls, Ont.Toronto Offiess 49 Welliagten Street East cial remuneration® being charged.- 1 WITH FRESH FRUIT Il Being made in Biscuit form it is so easy to | prepare a delicious, wholesome meal with Hl Shredded Wheat and fruits.shreds of the biscuit take up the fruit acids, neutralizing them and presenting them to the palate in all the richness of their naturalflavor Heat the Biscuit in the oven 30 restore crispness; then cover with berries, sliced peaches, or other fruits and serve with 1.milk or cream, adding suger to suit the taste.More nutritious and more wholesome than ordinary \u201cshortcake\u201d and so much easior to prepare\u2014requires no baking and no cooking.| All the Meat of the Golden Wheat | | The porous * ante su 12 \u2014 ~ eed THE MONTREAL DAILY\u2019 WITNESS\u2019 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.192.ME EE ne _ 2eme UPROAR IN COUNCIL OVER CONTROLLER AINEY'S CHARGE AGAINST SOME ALDERMEN Accusation that They Were Causing Troub le | Oyer Contracts in Order to Cast Diséredit on.Controllers Resented: STREET RAILWAY DEMANDS | a THAT.GRAND TRUNK TRACKS BE RAISED, AND THAT THE COMPANY BE GIVEN VITRE STREET,-AND: \u201c UNDER-CANAL Paving contracts again were the stumbling blocks in the list 6f Cen-\u2019 trollers\u2019 reports at thé meeting.of the City Council yesterday, and after Controller Ainey directly made a .charge : that certain aldermen were causing | | trouble in these matters in order to.| cast.discredit on the -Controllers and\u2019 ! provoked an uproar, confusion, and hot ; end hasty denials from Ald.L.A.Ba- f i + rT ! } b Robert, president of pointe reports recommending the use -of bitulithic material on Drummond, s MacGregor, Cadieux, St.Urbain, \u2018Peel.and 8t.Dominique streets.During the debate Mr.Rodolphe Brunet was a visitor.7 } The paving dispute was preceded by the reading of a letter from Mr.E.A.the Montreal > Tramways Company, setting .forth what was required In additional lines\u2019 by the company to give an increased service commensurate with the gdins n population, This letter took the.aldermen by surprise, -and Ald.Lari- Kviere was the first to regain his poise, and he started right out to hit at the ompany.The matter was temporarily ttled by sending the communication o the Street Rallway Committee.It will cost a million dollars to give the.ompahy Vitre street alone as it asks, for that thoroughfare Is too narfow for street cars, and would have.to be.widened?said an alderman in talking about the letter after the.meeting.\u2018I have been advocating the opening | f Vitre street all the time,\u2019 said Ald., \u2018But let the committee deal.ith the matter.The writing of the letter was occa- wioned by a demand in writing made on the company by the aldermen to explain why it did not even reply to : some of the resolutions passed by the city street railway committee for the presumed benefit of the service, as a \u2018foil.ta this communication, Mr, Robert sent.this: \u2018In answer to your letter of the first of August, 1912, L would \u2018state - that the conditions existing at present Tr trackage at the disposal of theseom- | | pany is practicatly the sante as-ft'hag\u2019.f J \" PAVING CONTRACTS been for years, although thé fiopulas tion has doubled and trebled, and some\u2019 means must he devised to give the company more trackage if they are to be expected to handle the growing traf- e | * The [trackage between the Court House' .and Inspector street is wholly inadequate, and an additional street.should, be given the company, the only Controller Ainey, \u2018and they are not street : that could apparently answer consistent.Other forms of .patent the purpose would be Vitre street, if ww: paving material reopened and widened for double tracks.~ commended by the between Place Viger and- Inspector, or wm Contrgllers, in times possibly to Windsor street.This would past were rejected enable the company to relieve Cralg becauge the Council and St.James streets by turning the said fit \u2018refused to north and south bound cars along Vi- make | experimerits.tre.The traffic north and south is: [The Controllers growing to such an \u2018extefft that it 18] were now submit- bsolutely necessary.to- open two | ting bitulithic alone, more\u2019 double tracks streets to relleve 11t is not an experi- Park avenue, St.Lawrence, St.Denis ment, but aldermen ¢ and.Amherst.One street between turn \u2018- round and Park avenue and St.Lawrence.and f blame|\" us for not one between St.Denis and- Amherst accepting the high- streets would do this, and could satisfy est tender.This, : the requirements for seme time.Guy street should be widened - and properly graded so as to: enable -the company to establish another \"north and south artery to tap the back of the mountain.This could hot be done.as the street is at present, as the \u2018conditions as to grade, etc., are too dangerous to maintain an efficient service.} \u2018The city should take steps to have 2 subway built under the canal, and the Grand Trunk tracks elevated so: as to enable the.company to give effl- cient \u201cservice to the district south of the canal without the necessity of bringing the people by way of McGill street, \u2018Under present conditions a proper service cannot \u2018be given to\u2018 this section, fas delays at the canal \u2018ahd the Grand Trunk tracks make it impos: sikle.: : A \u201cThe delays to the service during August 'at Wellington bridge were over thirty-two hours, and at the Grand Trunk crossing, St.Henri, about sixteen hours.; \u2018I might point out that the recommendation made would also very materially benefit the general traffic of the ¢ity, especially the widening of Vitre street, the widening and grading of Guy street, the subway under the canal, and the elevation of the Grand Trunk tracks.} SL \u2018As to the other streets required by the company to improve the service, the repeated demands of the company are already.before the city, and have been; put before it for a long time.We refer you to these demands.RE \u2018These suggestions, if carried out concurrently with such incidental improvements as may become necessary from time to time, would place - the transportation problem in Montreal.in a very satisfactory state for a consid: efalile time, and should.be undertaken at ¢gnce.\u2019 - \u2018lL J .° MEET WITH OPPOSITION.Fpllowing the disposal of this .\"and other letters the council proceeded \u2018with the consideration of from the Board of Control.When thre question of paving Drummond street with bitulithic material.mended came up, Ald.Lariviere gaid bitulithic was no good, it was a fafl- ure in Boston, have accepted the material of another company which was also an asphaltic composition as bitulithic .was, and that Ald.Giroux was of the same op- fnion.He, therefore, moved, -second- ed'by Ald.Giroux to givé the contract to the Warner ; de which.submitted bids to pave these gtreets with a composition of asphalt for seven to eight thousand dollars This material, he said, was.lets.gust as good.Aid.Mederic Martin also occupied Much time in speaking.against the report.- A ee Ald.Macdonald -asked if a letter.$n, the press, saying that the ety ad- Véftised for \u2018pavement by an asphaltic: composition and ruled out * all,\u201d but bitulithic was correct.correct, it told - the, gontractors to get .grora Mr.George Janin; tity7enginter,: thic on certaln streets.: \u201cf have.voted for trollers acted the council of August 12 last, and were land bitulithic was \u2018laid by the corpora- ing transportation-is.that the\" ltion \u2018bn residential He professed hat asphaltic ieomposition and bitu- ithic \u2018were, and he prop réport on\u201d this pack the Controllers with city.test the two compositibns, the council.the result: also asked for a.report already paved with bitulithic.\u2018Aldermen\u2019 sre hard to.please,\u2019 said btreets.to Ald L.A, Lapointe.Mayor Lavallee ruled reports: as recom-\u2019 the Controllers should Quinlan Company, | the speeifications-| | god these called for the \\use\u201dof \u2018bitall=\u201d ~~ is the same: Tra Aud.Menard wanted of theilowest tender.Ald.Boyd sald that.ere .jfex port from the engineers on Drummond, S.Assoelation was read: deeply regretting the recent.disgraceful ocqurrence in.Chinä- Alderman L.A.Lapointe sending this, matter back to sking for a re- ; \u2018the chief in question was carried by the following vote:\u2014 apointe: N.La- obinson, Prud- Mayrand, Lari- Giroux, Pois- Emard, Bastien, Fraser, Judge.\u201410.This disposed of the reports on the following, streets.\u2014Drummeond, .St.Ur- MacGregor, Peel, and Christian Chinese We, It said: hereby respectfully.urge the proper authorities to\u201d | anw recurrence, : of permission to.a revoiver, and disallowance : in \u2018Chigatown of any form of gambling, \u2018af.tn our Canton Province, China, and \u2018this .we, earnestly ;beg as.the' truest\u2019 NE: friends of those concerned, for whom _ Controller Lachapelle said .thé ad] Wé also\u2019 seek other Vertisement was | SL means\u2019 of moral ers\u2019 Association itting the Mont- rgal Trargways Company to reduce the bifultie.\u201cbefore.+ Alderman Blumenthal introduced his resolution .asking.tha Controllers.t Tat fire i nt Q ers.to + + + + + + + + + + + + -h cOLh: also asked for an investigation of the conduct.of individual: members of the police force.He algo asked that \u2018the general pay of policemen be\u2019 advanced.; ._ The following were named às-fnem- \u2018bers of a delegation to represent the city at the Annual Convention of the Détroit:\u2014Ald.\u2018L.A.- Lapointe, \u201d Ald.Boyd, and Ald Giroux.102 Ald.IL.A.Lapointe was elected to represent the city on the board of directors of the Canadian Autobus Company, which meets on September 13 to.transfer formally stock to the city and transact -other business.rer MR.SIFTON'S SONS SUM- \u201c MONED BY WIRE, + Winnipeg, Man, Sept.10.\u2014 - Theshon.VW.Sifton, who has been ill some time, has taken a.turn\u2019 for the worse.\u201cThe Hon.Clifford Sifton and Premier Sif- ton, of Alberta, his sons, hav been summoned by wire, : + + + + + + ++ + + + 44 + \u2018 Forte setae THE JOHN LYONS\u2019 FUND, The.Rev.T.E.Bourke, 8 Torrande, street, -acknowledges the following purchagé.an artificial leg.for John Lyoner- : 7 TE pes Previously.acknowledged .Mrs.Reed.dee 000111070007 Ds Mrs.Gordon, eet scurcns oise \u201c2.00 Timothy Taylor .- .50- In As Much, - 2.00 Total ered ule wee.0 1$149.60 > .$140.10.212 75,00 - Compton, \u2018Que.a ee ee 4 LE t tionists marched through the streets of Lo tége passing the Royal Exchange.The new gen \u2018American Union of Municipalities\u2019 at subscriptions .toward the $150 \u2018fund to- THR PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS THE \u201cThe Lord Mayor, from the bel cony of \\ ~~ INJNPRESSIVE SCENE AT GENERAL BOOTH'S FUNERHL IN LONDON.JT FUNERAL OF GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH IN LONDON.In an endeavor to pay a last tribute to their dead\u2019 J London, \u2018Sept.10.A serious situation exists in Mongolia, according to a Pekin despateh to!the \u2018Dally \u201cMail.Kobdo, in Western Mongolia, has fallen, and Altai is considered to be in great danger at the hands of revoli- tionists.The cabinet, aty a secret meeting, has discusged the advisability of.asking Russip to mediate be: tween ®hina and the Mongolians, who are said to be: prepared to\u201d fight China MONGOLIAN REVOLUTION SERIOUS ; © CHINA SEEKS RUSSIA'S HELP LL \u201cleader, General William Booth, a vast \u201cprocession of Salva- ndon with slow and solemn dignity.The above picture shows the cor eral is.walking bareheaded behind the hearse.\u2019 to a finish if an attempt is made to establish Chinese\u2019 rule in Mongolia., Chinese reports, according to a despatch from Pekin to the \u2018Times,\u2019 say that the governor of Ili in the Province of Sinkiang, which borders on Mongolia, has been warned by the Russian consul that if Chinese troops were despatched to Kobdé to suppress the Mongolian rising Russian assistance would be given to -the Mongolians.- 5 .G.T.2.IN TORONTO CASE CDR EE - set + ; \u201c\u2019roronto/ Sept.\u201cda That the Grand.| Trunk Pacific Riifway would be run-: ning into \u2018Toronto\u2019 this \u201cwinter \u201cwas \u201cthe: statement of \u201cCommissioner Leonard, \u2018of the Transcontinental Railway last night.This means, \u2018tween\u2019 Winnipeg and 'T wi \u2018available for traffid within the: next :twe Tmionthe.: fo EA .CHINAS, BIG.LOAN.\u2018London, Sépt : 10 \u2014Phe six\u2019.power\u2019 group.has requested éxplanations \u2018of the renort thaf.Négotiations.have been: entered into by hina: for a~$50,000,000.loan, in Tondon, \u2018says .the- Pekin cor, rispondent of fhe *Tinres\u201d * \"7.«7 ; In explanation \u201cthe: Chinese\u2019 government Has replied that \u201cWe hegotiations\u201d were\u2019.begun.by the late Yirianee : Min-: ister, who \u2018cpntinued\u2019 them?indepen-.|: dently: © It \u201cis reported that the: ne-.gotiatipns: are: nearly completed.a Loe ET his official ca Er ee RCT THIS WINTER, | that the line be-; Toronto whl be Cpe ae aveen evan | \"GOING TO RUSSIA: .\u201c London, \u2018Sept.10.\u2014Queen Alexandra \u201cwill spend several weeks in Russia this coming winter., Her Majesty will be \u2018the.guest of the Empress Marie at the castle of Gatchinh, an interesting and \u2018picturesque \u2018Imperial res dence.The \u2018Queen Dowager may visit|the Kajserin at Potsddm next month.| Le p\u2014\u2014\u2014.plier, COLLISION FATALITY.mère \u201cKilled and aix others \u2018injured, \u2018when.a switching: engine running light collided \u201cwith the first fon of\u2019 the JFPennsyivanig- Rallway passenger train, \u2018Nb, 21, near Derry, Pa., early to-day.: The dead: James Quick, flagman of \u2018passenger; train, Altoo Pa.; J.E.\u2018Seaird; engineer: of switch engine, ;Whithey, Pa.train ~10%t.Pittsburg on time, \u2018The, \u2018any was travelling at high speed when \u2026 itran: upon the light engine in the fog.LONDON'S LORD MAYOR PAYS PARTING, TRIBUTE T0 GENERAL BOOTH HEARSE CONTAINING THE REMAINS OF GENERAL BOOTH PASSING THE MANSION HOUSE, LONDON, ON THE DAY OF THE FUNERAL.{ ns residence, paid his last respects to-the dead evangelist.i AT B erie Ottawa, Ont., Sept.10.-Rarely has a public man fecetved such a spontaneous welcome as that tendered to the Right Hon.Mr.Borden, Prime Minister of Canada, by his fellow citizens of the Capital last night at a monster banquet in the Chateau Laurier.Pat- riotismi rose to a high pitch and the enthusiasm was.unbounded.Five hundred guests crowded the main dining room and acclaimed the Premier, who was in splendid form, and who made à speech which was eloquent in form and intensely patriotic.Notable speeches were made and an Empire touch was added to the assembly by the presence.of Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia in London, who had paid a high tribute to Mr.and Mrs.Borden while in London.| On the left of the chairman sat the Hon.Geo.Foster, the Hon.Robert Rogers, the Hon.Frank Cochrane, the Hon.J.D.Hazen, the Hon.Martin Burrell, the Hon.L.P.Pelletier, J.Ellis, M.P., and the Hon.Dr.Roche.The banquet concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.AUSTRALIAN TRIBUTE.The Right.Hon.Mr.Borden rose and mentioned that they had with them a distinguished statesman in the person of Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australla, and proposed the toast of Australia.He sald they weré delighted to see the increase of emigration to Australia and would say \u2018God speed to Australia.\u2019 He would give a Canadian welcome to the representative of the great Commonwealth of Australia.(Applause,) Sir George Reid, in reply, said there was not a part of the Empire cxcept London, where a greater demonstration of loyalty could be seen than in Ottawa.He stated that the Canadian ministers represented lately the Dominion in a manner which elicited the utmost admiration of the British democracy.Great as was the triumph of Mr.Borden there was a greater triumph, that of Mrs.Borden, who represented the women of Canada.He 'said that demonstration would live in his memory forever, and in conclusion would say a word for that grand Canadian who represents Canada in London \u2018and \u2018May he live forever.\u2019 (Loud laughter.) .\u201d .A HOME FOR HISTORY.Amidst a remarkable demonstration Sir George Reid doncluded by saying, \u2018Long live Canada.\u2019 Mr.Hamnet Hill, chairman, then rose and proposed the health of Premier Borden.He said that Mr.Borden left for England an untried- statesman, but returned with a name which would be indelibly marked in Canadian history.The cheers %hich greeted him last night were those of his devoted followers from coast to coast.Mr.Hill stated that the sun had set upon national! \u2018apathy and that the days of long.sounding phrases and meagre action were past.The toast to Mr.Borden was recelv- | ed with great enthusiasm and for several moments the chief could: not be heard.Seattle, September 10.\u2014 Vilkjal-mar Stefanssen, after spending more than four years in Arctic exploration, returned to Seattle yesterday by steamer from Nome, Alaska, and teld of his probable discovery of the descendants of the Scandinavian colonists of Greenland, whod when trade was resumed in the seventeenth century had disappeared.Staffanssen and his companion, Dr.R.M.Anderson, of Forest City Iowa, made a valuable zoological and ethnological collection, which is now on the steam whaler \u2018Belvedère.\u2019 During more than four years Stefanssen and Anderson were together only mine months, as they could cover more ground by \u2018separating.| \u201c Stefanssen and Anderson went to the Arctic in 1908 by way of Winnipeg, Edmonton and down the Mackenzie river to its mouth.They were bound for Coronation Gulf, a region mapped as uninhabitated and which they had been warned to avoid.Stefanssen spent the first winter at the mouth of Colville River, Alaska; the second at Cape Parry; the third or Coronation ELOQUENCE AND PATRIOTISM QUET TO PREMIT} After referring to his Eorden stated that none he had seen moved him the land of his birth.plause.) He stated thi rank and file of the Libera! ; as devoted %0 the interests «- and that they were all Jira common end.(Loud appi.WOULD NOT MAKE STATEMENT.He would like to say thar been received by.every fran: courtesy by the ministers of t' er Country.Questions had t.cussed of great importance un ; not for him to make any = i other than that already.comm ed.Ful.information had not +.received in its fipal form: hr that it would soon be receive.believed that the people of « | would prefer that it would fir.determined and then announces \u2026« | wards.(Loud applause.) Th.y existence of the Empire depend: the security of the paths acro.+.seas, and under modern cond\" \u2026.that task was a serious one.but -.\u2018 British people would be stimulate: i.that task and those who imaginer : - the Mother of Nations was dead v.much mistaken.The people wh- :,.« habit those lands across the sea: wry | of the same sturdy stock as of and would be as faithful to their \u2018+.to defend the Empire as their ¢;.| fathers before them.Co The Premier stated the influence .¢ | Canada would always be for the pusra | of the Empire and the world.On.1, - | very cheerful spectacle after the jun.\u2019 i | | gress of Christianity was that i 157! Christian nations should be devoting | so much of their energies to prepay.tion for war, but so long as these ©-n.© ditions were necessary for the seéeur.* ity of the Empire he believed thu* - © people of the British isles and Emm | would be prepared to do their dury, | (Loud applause.) ! The Hon.Mr.Pelletier praised ra | Premier on the skilful manner q | which he had avoided danger.(Jaur\"- | ter.) He was proud of the manner - : which the good old province of Quebec was the firsst to welcome him.The time was past when one had to he :\u2018 à certain creed and nationalitv t» a a great man in Canada.(Applaus.He felt that Canada had \u2018ven dreaming for years, and that a noble descendant of Sir John ise.| donald was now leading the Con-«r- Ÿ vative party.(Applause) ! Mr.Pelletier stated that while \u2018L°re |, was a great duty to the Empire yet ; there was a more sacred duty to make all the provinces of this nation tr: ; Canadian from the Pacific to the A.| lantic.(Applause.) There was \u20180, problem greater to-day, yet the su; cessor to Sir John Macdonald wouii | see to it that Canada would be on: i (Loud applause.) ! Mr.Pelletier also addressed the as.| sembly in French, and also said the) the interests of the Empire were to | great that the capable despatches should be controlled by companies, ana that he hoped soon that a still greet: § reduction in cable rates would crm and if Canada wished it he would «# that the greater reduction woulll come (Applause.) + + EXPLORERS BRING STORIES OF UNKNOWN ESKIMO TRIBES the four\u201d; Æ I Gulf, and Victoria Land; at Cape Parry.} On leaving the Arctic, he made ' leisurely journey alone with a 43 team from Cape Parry to Point Bur row, 1,000 miles, visiting all the Eskir : settlements along the coast.He l=\" Parry March 22 and reached Pos\u201d Barrow, June 13.The expedition ma , its headquarters for collecting Bailey Island, a resort of whaling ve, sels east from -the Mackenzie Riv The feature of the collection, from popular standpoint, are the skins, skulls and leg bones of ninteen barr ground grizzly bears ready for mount ing.Only one barren ground grizi: is \u2018in any museum.It is suppos that bears of two species are in \u2019 collection.Dr.Anderson found pottery far!\u201d east than ever before known.and.'i grass baskets.Of the so-called why Eskimos of Coronation Gulf, Stefar- sen said: \u2018They were taller than '*?Greenland Eskimos, bit not so tall & the Alaska Eskimos.They speak bE : kimo, though I thought 1 detec | some.Norse words, and they lived 7 the typical Eskimo way.I Visited ih teen groups of these people, who num ber probably 2,000 and saw 1.\" them.\u201d Ten of these groups or (rit had never come into contact \u201c\" whites, and not even a tradition 1 them.Two tribes had traditions nf \u2018\u201d Sir John Franklin expedition.An +° man in one tribe had seen Richards §, in 1848, and an old man in anni.tribe had seen Collinson in 1835.LAYMEN'S MISSIONARY _ MOVEMENT CAMPAIGY Baptist Church Plan Will Come th.Fruition Shortly.+ i Toronto, Sept.10.\u2014An exe\" F campaign in the interests of te .men\u2019s missionary movement ! Baptist Church, covering the ners associations of the denominatinn F being arranged by Mr, W.C Fer.the secretary, with the nhjec: NF troducing laymen\u2019s work ro country churches with the hope \u201d it will gain the same hold as \u2018CF done ampng urban congregations.At present the details of :he palgn are in a very \\ndefinite = but Mr.Senior is working hsv\u201d the matter, and expects to hi programme ready within a few v- He is at present sending oni 7 to the- various pasters and !- workers, outlining the proposed paign, and inviting their co-op in the work.Preliminary meetings of the © v and leading workers will prox.\u201c21 held before the campaign prope\u201d Rn mences, with the object of d's - =- ways and means for conduct - movement in stated localities.Mr.Senior.with an assov'4\"- er, plans to leave Toronto ah ber 1 for a tour of the nori™v- sociations, holding inspiratior: ings in .the various churches.deavoriÿz to intensify the laymen in missiondry work av prise.The tour will las Christmas.FOR SAFETY AT SEA # 5 International Conference on tection of Travellers Me\u2018 in Paris.\u2018 London, Sept.10.\u2014It is T7 stood that the Internationa\u2019 ' conference to consider furthe lations for wireless telezrar changes in the internationa! \u201d the protection of travellers a\u2019 - d meet in Paris in October °° ber.It had previously been he \u2018\u2019\u201d L.the conference would mee*: - Hague à PE Sy on arth, le a dog Bar- gimo left >oint nade at ves- iver.m «a kins, rren unt- izzly osed the rther also vhite ans- | the Il ae ected d in thir- 1um- 0 of ribez with n of f the n old -dson other IGN.ts ander- ritime regu\u2019 y and les f°\" a will \u2018ovem\u2019 that 4 qne \u2014 a SOON EI arr ae RT NX A ROUES w a - THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, TUESDAY, bs eas A A \u2018 Ce be Ca : ; SEN oe ne AE ego 4e CLR {2 Pa id : , 3 POO rE dL 25: 55 ques SA UE SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.TRIE ES » tra TS 13 VESTMOUNT WANTS JUDGE APPOINTED TO INVESTIGATE | FIRE STATION DISCREPANCY ~ar lovel fire station at West- \u2026 >rding to the speclal com- | xp onnted to investigats, cost whereas the station was es- es mi a #7 .ost $25,000.A: a mec:ing \\-s:mount City Tounct! last vommittee recommends v of this large discrepancy.; - ©! rumors which are aflnat à, -,1,3 Were \u2018aken away during : -p.that the Lieutenant-Gov- -itloned to name a jydge co erior Court to hold an in- vttee found further, that + mmittee in acquiescing in - any additional work over ç.\u201cyur authorized, exceeded its BL wat the Fire Committee A by the city surveyor's 5 -.wirts, and had nothing to -> excessive cost of the -xat the city surveyor should iirected -additions without « -rom the Fire Committee and mil: and lastly, that the ns- directed is larger and + decommodation than that - designed.ong A pre 41 committee reports that, car architects | had prepared pre- Y minary plañs, and the estimated eost v ave ar 325,000, & request was made trat the ping be amended, whick was -à Lo approved by the Council.The + then undertook to build .the sta- Cn plans and specifications\u2019 being draxn np by Mr, H.D.Morrison.He 4° | | .the statements made by the parties examined, it is established that &l- most from the commencement of 4 work changes were made which added to the cost of construction, \u201cand whilst there is no record in the minutes of the Fire Committee authorizing the greater part of them, it.is apparent that the members of \u2018that committee must have .known - they were going on\u2019 \u2018Fhese tenders amounted to $31,130.45, to which was add ed $2,387 for excavations.1 ary 9th tite total cost.of the building was shown to be $33,776.81, but in\u2019 February, when the city surveyor wai il}, his assistant in tHe monthly .port named $42,362 as the cost.was at this juncture that the Committee reported to the Finahce Committee, and requested-the latter tô take charge of the affair.Later reports of the city surveyor reported the cost.at $44,381 in.March, wi in April.\u2018The cost as shown in the city ledger,\u2019 says the report, \u2018dld not a, with the figures furnished by the surveyor, and the committee had city surveyor and\u2019 city engineer over the accounts together, with the result that the cost of the buildings as shown In the ledger is gross, $62,- 688.83, or, with certain dedudtfons - cified, $60,909.87.\u2018 | The special committee, \u201cwhich Was appointed on the 6th May of this T, consisted of Ald.John Hyde, Ald.es'mated the cost at $26,000.\u201cThe report goes on to state: \u2018From K.Grafftey and Mayor Wm.Rutherford.Co : \u2018 esct040000000009 à : RAILWAY NEWS 2 lan 0 900640200000 In the Grand Trunk service the women are quite as active in all efforts towards self-improvement and mutual benefit as the employees them- seives, and a fresh proof of this fact, were any needed, was given last week when the wives, mothers, and sisters of the men employed at the Battle Creek shops of the company held a meeting and organized what is to be known as the \u2018Woman's Auxiliary of | rattle Creek Shops.\u2019 The object of this organization is to.visit the sick and to render such assistance as may pb.acceptable.| In a plant as large es this one there is always a certain proportion who are unfortunate and the ladies propose to help them in their difficulties.They will also procyre #awers from members of the Horticultural Society and take them to those who are confined in the hospitals or ir their homes.The society has the tearty support of all the employees who are greatly pleased with ihe movement, and.are satisfied that many homes will be made brighter and more cheerful during the coming winter through.the efforts.of the \u2018Woman's Auxillary.\u2019 } GOT 30 POUND .a MASKINONGE.A, Among the many waters of Ontario Lake Couchiching on the line of the Grend Trunk is becoming quite noted: tr its big maskinonge, \u2018 several of whirh have been caught this season.last week a 30 pounder measuring 50 inches from head to tall was caught in this lake by two sportsmen after an exc'ting.battle that lasted nearly à fuarter of an hour.Two other lunge nf almost equal size were also caught tr a couple of other fishermen during.the course of the week.PRINCE RUPERT FI'NEERS CELEBRATE.Within the past two or three days early residents of Prince Ruper*.the Grand Trunk Pacific's young bul rap- diy developing terminus, numbering about one hundred people foregathcr- sl at an \u2018Old Timers\u2019 banquet held in that city.Major Geo.W.Gibson rresided over the assembly andr the rrincipal speaker was Bishop Duver- rt, Who in An interesting address reviewed the progress of Prince Rupert wward from the Cay of small beginnings.EPMONTON MEN ENJOYED OUTING.Mr.W.P.Hinton, General Passeng- sr Agent of the Grand Trunk Pacific at Winnipeg, is in receipt of a communication from the secretary of the Fdmonton Board of Trade, which body trok their annual outing over the line of the G.T.P.a short time ago.They ere away seven days, and thought the train service very satisfactory.C.P.R.MEN PAY POLL TAX.The C.P.R.car-shop district at Cal- Try is proving .a very lucrative source ! revenue for the city license department, which has the work of collecting the poll taxes.Although the men \u201crking in the district received.the Poll tax notices with bad grace some lime agn, they have surrendered to the evitable after giving the matter ner consideration.The Hcense in- 10 SET ASIDE 'BUS BY-LAW Westmount Resident Seryes Petition on City to Prevent Establishment of Autobus Co.At ths request of Mr.William G.Shepherd, à resident of West- ant, and algo a taxpayer and elee- \"Of Montreal, a petition was served Serday on the city of Montreal vd the Canadian Autobus Company, Med.the purpose of which is fo ban the courts set aside the by-law 0téd by the City Council of June Ar ,,\u2018onrerning © the éstablishment, nance and operation of autobus ve a lontreal.rin Phérd also asks that the re- \u201cjap Of the City Council adopted | or 0 August last and approving of ss prit with the Canadian Auto- 2°, Cipany,- Limited, - later \u2018company an exclusive hia for ten years, be declared +, T4 Voia.: ie otitioner claims that the city \u2026.ad no power to grant a \u201crapa othe Canadian Autobus eur 11; limited, for the next tem ro He further sets forth that rips of Montreal has no right to \"a A shareholder in the company.bh ., /UT0Int three members on its The directors, bw.| \"Act signed by the city and reo, ANY provides that alt differ- wey tl De MBmitted to the de- \u2018me.\"He \u201cQuebec Public Utilities bar.\"M * The petition alleges Inn rommission has no jurisdic- 77 Autobus lines nor over a hay, \u2018Ncarporated by a federal ee :T reason why the contract aime set aside Mr.Shepherd re, .© & clause in the contract omg.T° passes for the mayor, \u201ciToners and aldermen.Buch & ; + F and granting | - \u2014 - \u2014 | spector has.now received a cheque for over -$2,800 from the contractors who have the construction of the car shops in hand, the money having been |deducted from their pay cheques.he men had each to pay $8.: TELEPHONED BIG DISTANCE.C.W.McGonigle, of Seattle, has been conducting long distance tele- |- phone tests from Calgary on a line courteously loaned for the purpose by the Canadian.Pacific Railway, using the line between Calgary and Vandou- ver, which is a distance of 644 miles.The tests were an unqualified Success.Not only were the users of the two instruments able to hear each other dis- tinetly, but the clicking of the instruments were entirely eliminated.The tests were conducted over a single wire with a grounded circuit, which adds to the success of the experiment.\u201c DREAM OF LETHBRIDGE.Despatches from Lethbridge state that inside of two years Lethbridge.will be on one of the main through lines of the C.P.R.between Winnipeg and the coast, à line which will , at least be co-ordinate with the present main line via Calgary.Through trains to the coast over the Crow\u2019s Nest line have heen the dream of the people of Lethbridge for the past ten years, but | it will only be by the linking up of the southern British Columbia branches that this will be accomplished.he company Is now working on se eral branch lines in that part of their territory, and it is stated that both passenger and freight traffic will be passing from Winnipeg to the coast ever the southern route before 1915.e Lethbridge-Weyburn line of the C.P.R.will play an important part in (this programme.for a second through line, and it 18 expected that this will| be completed next year.EE CONNECTING FREIGHT YARDS.Finishing touches have been put to {the concrete retaining wall the C.P.Ris building along Front street, from Bathurst to Bpading avehue, at |Toronto, to enable the railway to ryn a track up from the lake front lines into \u2018the new freight yards being built oh the old Government House property.FREIGHT TO GRAND.FORKS.According -to the announcement of H.A.Dibblee, locating engineer of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Canadian Pacific Railway has arranged.a new freight route from Kingsgate to Grand Forks by traffic agreements with connecting roads and extensions of its own lines which will ensure-an all-water grade route between ese points.\u2019 : \u2018 TICKET AGENTS MEET.| After visiting Niagara Falls; and the Canadian National Exhibition at Tcronto, the members of the Interaa- tional Association of Ticket Agents have arrived at the Royal Muskoka Hotel, Muskoka Lake, over the lines of the Grand Trunk, for its 17th annual convention; which lasts three days.To-morrow.the party, which numbers pearly 200, proceeds to Kingston over the G.T.R., and there embarks ofi's trip through the Thou: sand Islands, afterwards _ visiting Montreal on Thursdsy, .via the BR.& O., by which line.thsy.will also make the famous_gaguenay trip.el | D the ida} ] provision.he alleged, \u201cts * violation of the city charter.\u2018 ., >.Mr.Shepherd further claims thak the directors of the -seid- Canadian Autobus Company, Limited, - signed, this contract, whigh practically gives stoek to the e of $600.000 free to the city of Montreal, without having' a resolution of the shareholders of the gom- pany to sutherize it.=~, (1.According to the ¢ity charter,\u201d g delay of at least ten days \u2018must be given to the city of Montreal before the petition can be: heard.before the court.The petition: is fixdd for presentation | to the Superior \u2018Copkt on Septerñher 23rd.Prec HP LS E Ca NUE \u201c0 abutments yesterdgy, Willie [Thompson, the seven-year-old son of William Thompson, early tet his death.He started.out in.seven: feet of water to cross to the-gkher' side.Fimding it \u2018too far, he turned- back.exhausted and sank.: hind.With Clark's assistance, he was pulled ashate.i \u2018KNO Fr DOWN\u2019 FARES .'ON-RACE SP ?Toronto, Sept.10.\u2014Judge Winc or, to-day rmude his first convictions under.a new law, when he Imposed fines .of Wylie, former Grand Trunk conductors, who pleaded guilty £6 \u2018krocking down\u2019 fares on race specials, The charges were not of theft, but of a breach of the Secret Commissions Act, which makes it illegal for employees to receive money for neglecting thelr to their sinployers, -\u2014 .the Church ôf Romé: I have been told He -Became He was noticed by Bruce Noble and |.Bob Clark, two Boy Scouts, Who: went |; after him.Noble-was pulled under by | the struggling boy, but managed tol free himself and caught him from be- |! auty | \u2014\u2014\" NEW _ YORK BULL M Oscar S.Straus, who was Secretaiy of Commerce and y 4 v3 Fa S83 O0SE \"DELEGATES NAME; \u2018STATE \u2018T os 3 STRAUS ° J + + Labor \u2014JrrebericK M, DAVENPORT. æ - from widow named Bret, of Begle, France, | = we 72 +; .- $ \u2019 oT THE MONTREAL \"DAILY \u2018WITNESS TUESDAY, \"SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.I-20 OS rE ER Ta O- LORNE McQIBBON, Pres.LIMITED Owning and Operating A.E.Res & Co., Montreal, Limite\" ; A W M, GOODWIN, Managing Director.Î 1 ° .\u2014 vo.ge Sr = > Vol | ë _ Ao ofl ! J.W.MoOONNELL, Vice-Pro It An Offering of | Beautiful Fancy Linens - At 33 1-3 Imitation Irish Lace work marked prices.many pieces of inexpensive li scarfs, doylies, etc., will be You know that this is the time of year when we clear out all our stock to make room for new goods.On Wednesday we shall turn our attention to our Linen Depart ment.Everything that is crushed or soiled must go.Th; means pieces of Madeira, Cluny, Florentine, Guipure and Some would make exquisite Christmas .and Birthday presents.Irish embroidered goods and many, We mean to spread them all over the counters for your inspection.All at a discount of 334%.Discount [3 in fancy linens at 4 below nens such as tea cloths, bureay included.GROUND FLOOR.\u2018 Ug der.man .ca + \u2018 a dt a En EE 35 g P| EB ren here, and it is very easy to CLOTHING FOR J (Jarmaise YOUR FALL SUIT Will be supplied to your advantage at our stores.most modern styles in Coats, Waterproofs, Serges, Poplin, all medium fall weights, Mackinaw\u2019s, Fancy Mixtures, Duf- fle Cloth, Polo Coats, and many others, are to be found $1.A WEEK WILL ANSWER 820-831 ST.CATHERINE EAST (Near NO BRANCHES.| red M RR RR \u2014 \u2018are Irrisc + sidi els ads fre ners ers R the 00 Bo: The secure them for 1 1 {| LADIES AND MEN | i h bi & | ahn, Bros.§ Je isonneuve Street).] === HURRICANE MADE HAVOC Lives Lost and Extensive Dam\u201d age to Fishing Vessols Off Labrador.St.Johns, Nfid., Sept.10.\u2014 Wireless messages from Labrador tell of the havoc wrought by a hurricane which swept that coast last week.The reports indicate extensive damage to fishing vessels and in villages along the coast.One schooner was driven on the rocks at Cut Throat and four of the crew drowned.The greater portion of the fishing fleet is on the way from the extreme north of Labrador, a section dotted with islands exposed to the fury of the storm.Tragic news is expected from that section.CHIEF CARPENTER FORMALLY RESIGNS Controller Lachapelle Says Board : of Control Will.Take Action at Once.tern, The formal resigntion of Silas H.Carpenter as chief of detectives was handed in yesterday with the request that action be taken as soon as possible.Controller Lachapelle, who received the notice of his resignation was of the opinion that the Board of Control would take immediate action today, as Chief Carpenter in accepting the position as the head of the Edmonton Police Department stipulated September 25th as the commencement of his duties.recelved many telegrams from ali over the country congratulating him on his \u2018new appointment, which allows full scope in the manner of running the police end of Elmonton.The discussion as to his succesgor has not abated and the men most prominent in the running are working in the open\u2019 for the plum, which carries with it a salary of $2,000 a year, PEACEFUL INVASION.Austrian People Throw Fruit and Flowers as C.P.R.Cars Pass Through.The inauguration of the CP.- servation car service on the trees state railways made a great \u2018hit\u2019 and aroused remarkable interest .all along the route, according to Mr.J.M.Hinton, of the London office of the C.P.R., wha was on the special train with the 300 invited guests, upon the occasion of the opening of the service.He gave this picturesque description of the first trip: \u2018As the train steamed into- the station, the local band wbuld burgomaster or mayor and local dig- nitarfes would offer an address to Mr.G.McL.Brown, the C.P.R.Euro- n manager.Village beauties in the picturesque costumes of their district, stood in front of the observation cars throwing fruit and flowers » LET US : The chief, who is now on his holiday.be playing \u201cGod Save the King.\u201d The | { suel \u2014\u2014+ * when you expect to be back inl: city and we will see that you We a supply of | HARRISON BREAD | Drop a line or Tel.Mount or ask your grecer.\u2019 We Keep the Quality i [* fc \u201d t I Province of Quebec, District of Montreal.SUPERIOR COURT.| M.T.HUBEND, of the trict .of Montreal, Gent.\u2026ms tioner, AND De.A.N.BRIGGS, Intést: Notice is herebv given te © latives and creditors f the =.i \u20ac N.Briggs to appear in the \u2018« of the.said District, Room o'clock in the forenoon, on M 23rd day of September, 197.7 give advice on the anpan\u2019™ Curator for the vacant Fs: * said Dame A.XN.Briggs, th ¢ 4° cording to Art.1426 C.C Lun\u2019 - : tion of Mr.Justice Beaudin ment of the 7th of Septemi- Montreal, 9th September L.A FEMA Deputy Fr: ARTHUR BEAUCHERNE, 1880 Clarke Street, Avocat du Requerant.BLUE BONNETS\u2019 Race TH NÉ Special trains leave Wind: Station 1.33 p.m.and 159 T- commencing September ©\" returning immediately afier Tickets, single, 15 cents: 25 cents.On sale at City T+- Dominion Express Builir- St.James street, or Wind: Station.\u2014 2 would beguile the time their charming foik-songs.fortunate in having sunt during the whole of our triv \u201d | vision of laughter.gai}.\u20ac crowds all along the rou\u2019 beautiful mountain passes » trian Alps will never be f those who had the good fo present.\u2019 : ni VHE \u201cDAILY WITNESS\u2019 1= p:\"\u201d o published at the \u201cWitness offices No.140 St.Peter strc a City of Montreal, by John ; Dougall and Frederick kup gall, both of Montreal All business communications £ .addressed John Dougall & = ness\u2019 Office, Montreal], ard 8.tu the Editor, shoud be ads \u2018Editor of the \u201cWitness.wt 2- EERE e "]