The daily witness, 13 juin 1902, vendredi 13 juin 1902

[" Fair and Warmer.=, 5 gg 338, \u201c23 : Vor.No.#88.y\u2014 : 052 PRC.TED THE CITY Terminal Railway Objects Delay in - Opening Forsyth Street.MR.MULLARKEY, GENERAL MANAGER OF THE COMPANY, FEARS THAT THE SUMMER WILL BE LOST.to The Montreal Terminal Railway yes- y served a notarial protest upon the city on account of the delay mn opening Forsyth street.Previous to this being done the company tendered to the city $1,900, being its share for the necessary expropriation of land, but the money was refused.In its protest the company claims that as a result of the city\u2019s neglect the company is liable to be subjected to serious loss, for which the city will be held responsible.The subject of the opening of Forsyth street was before the Road Comm'ttee y y and was referred to the city eyor to prepare plans, estimates cof the.cost; etc.Forsyth street is blocked by the C.P.R.track, which at that point runs along a high embankment which it will be necessary to pierce with a tunnel, which will cost considerable money.According to the contract between the city and the Terminal Company, the line must run along Forsyth street, and the company holds that it is the duty of the sity te open the street.Mr.Mullarkey this morning explained that he feared that owing to the delay which has occurred over tnis matter the company would lose the whole summer without being able to proceed with the line.The obstruction is at a point of the route within a hundred yards or so of the eastern terminus, and until it is removed the company is unable to proceed with construction or even to let contracts for material.Mr.Mullarkey brought this matter to the attention of the civic authorities in May, but nothing has been done beyond referring it backwards and forwards between the City Council, the Road Committee, the city surveyor and the city attorneys, WELL AND TRULY LAID MR.G.F.C.SMITH LAYS CORNER STONE OF L.& L.& G.BUILDING.Yesterday afternoon the corner stone of the new building of the Liverpool & Londen & Globe Insurance Company at the corner of St.James street and Place d\u2019Armes, was Isid by Mr.G.F.C.He wes à large attendance of insurance men and other invited guests .Mr.A.F.Gault, chairman of the Can- id he hat pracy re: ioe pod aid he ! ] \u201cin being \u2018present at the laying of the corner stone of & building he believed would equal any in the city, Mr: Smith had been in the service of the company for ower forty years, and there was no more popular and genial man in Montreal.Sir Alexandre Lacoste spoke in French.Just as he began, the coronation contingent passed by, and the cheers for the Basterners of the Farther West made it impossible to speak.When they had gone Sir Alexendre resumed, picturing the surprise of Maisonneuve if he had known what fine buildings would be built on His square.Mr.G.F.C.Smith then laid the cor per stone, \u2018well and truly,\u201d with an ebony and silver trowel presented by the architects, Messrs.Hutchison & Wood.| Underneath it was a box containing the last statement of the company, current coins end stamps, photographs of the Place d\u2019Armes, and other mteresting records.Mr.Smith thanked Mr.Gault for having, in consideration of fifty-one years of service, given him the privilege of laying the stone.He traced the history of the neighboring real estate, from the time when the lot where they were standing was transferred in 1704, by the Seigneurs of the island to Jean Ferrand dit Sans Terre.St.James street was then fourteen feet wide.Ap adjournment was then made to the.Montreal Club, where refreshments were served.Mr.À.F.Gault proposed the health of the King, and Mr.R.Wil- son-Smith \u2018Prosperity to the Liverpool &.London & Globe Company.\u2019 .Gault end Sir Alexandre dlhooste responded, the latter proposing the health of Mr.Smith, paying a glowing tribute bo Iris ability and gendality.Mr.G.F.C.Smith, in replying, said that this was one of the greatest epochs of \u2018his life.He had always tried to do bis duty, and was glad to have served almost all his life with one company.He.the bealth of Me LJ.Bento, e Western Company (Toronto), who del fitly.\u2018The Architects and Contractors\u2019 was replied to by Messrs.Hufchison and Wighton, and the proceedings terminated with the einging of God Save the King\u2019 : its STRANDED A FRENCH FAMILY REFUSED AD- © MISSION TO THE UNITED \u201c STATES \"BECAUSE IT - .HAD NO MONEY.Some fimé ago a fainily temed' Gran- age Se from-France aud settled in-the Fake St.John region.After a while the people seemed dissatisfied, the mother especially, who, found that there was no school to which she could send her young boys: ving -the husband and father to dispose of th | some did\" a little \u201chad some friends, who would have fided them over their difficulties for a while.They had no money beyond what was paid out for the tickets.At the border they were stop- ed by United States officers sent Pack to Montreal, where they have remained, in the iMumigration quarters ot the C.P.R., most of the week.They have been cared for as far as food is con cerned, both by Mr.Millar, the station agent, and Mr.Hoolahan, the Dominion immigration agent, but just what to do with the family does not appear.The father is still at Lake St, John; the family cannot get to friends in the Unit ed States; and theré is nothing apparently, which they can do here.he United States inspectors are acting in accordance with the law, as no persop who is likely to become a public charge san be admitted under the recent legis- ation.Mass., where.th TO SUE STREET RAILWAY \u2014 CITY SURVEYOR INSTRUCTED TO INSTITUTE THREE SEPARATE ACTIONS.At yesterday's meeting of the Road Committee Alderman Lariviere drew attention to the fact that though the Montreal Street Railway had been instructed several months ago to complete route No.13 by constructing the line on Frontenac street from Ontario to St.Catherine, no move had been made towards executing the order.Instructions were consequently given to the city surveyor to take an action in the Recorder's Court against the com- any for failure to execute its contract.Mr.Barlow was also ordered to take two more similar actions against the company for failure to carry out its orders for the extension of the Amherst street and Papineau street lines.OUR ORIENTAL VISITORS THE HONGKONG CONTINGENT WILL EMBARK ON THE \u2018TUNISIAN\u2019 THIS EVENING.The Hongkong coronation contingent had a day of rest to-day after their excitement and entertainments of yester- ing drill on the Champ de Mars, but in consideration of the late hour the men had been kept about last night by their hospitably inclined Montreal comrades in arms, the orders were cancelled, and all \u2018hands allowed to sleep in as late as they iked.After breakfast the men indulg-.@ m a tub after \"their own fashiony à washing of clothing and thén all, with the exception of those on duty, decked themselves up in their best khaki and proceeded to patronize the street cars.At seven o'clock this evening the members of the contingent.leave the C.P.R.cars which have been their home during their Montreal stay, and march to the Allan Line SS.\u2018Tunisian,\u2019 on which they sleep to-night, sailing tomorrow morning for Liverpool.\"AN OFFICIAL FAREWELL MAJOR-GENERAL O'GRADY-HALY SEVERS HIS CONNECTION WITH THE CANADIAN MILITIA.Ottawa, June 12, \u2014 Major-General O'Grady-Haly bade farewell to Ottawa and to official life in Canada to-day, and left on the four o'clock train for Montreal and will sail for England on Saturday.Major-Gen.O\u2019Grady-Haly was given a great send-off at the Central Station here.He was escorted by a guard of \u2018honor from the 43rd Regiment, in command of Capt.De La Ronde.The two regimental bands provided music.The headquarters\u2019 gtaff was also well represented, among those present being: Col.Pinault, Deputy Minister of Mil- tia; Col.Vidal, Cok Cotton, Lord Ayl- mer, and officials, and clerks of : the Militia Department.There was also a good -sprinkling of society people out, especially ladies, who paid.this last tri- buteof regard to the general\u2019s amiable wife.ajor-General O'Grady-Haly leaves Ottawa with the best wishes of everyone.SURRENDERS TC DATE.London, June 13.\u2014It wae announced here to-day that 864 Transvaal Boers surrendered yesterday, bringing the total of surrenders for all the colonies up to about 12,000.co TO BE HONORED BY 'VARSITY.Baltimore, June 13.\u2014President Ita Remsen, of, Johns Hopkins University, is on his Way to the University of Toronto to be the former\u2019s representative at the latter\u2019s commencement.At the quarter centenary of Johns - Hopkins last winter, President Loudon, of Toronto, was given the degree.of LL.D.That degree will -now be conferred on President Remsen.: = REVISION OF THE STATUTES.- Ottawa, June 13\u2014The commission for the revisal of the Federal statutes will robably be made.up as follows:: Sir enry.Strong chairmen; Messrs.E.1.Newcombe, RC, Deputy ° Minister \u201cof Justice; A.Power, K.C.chief clerk, dre Dress apm: Court on, K.C., registrar; Supreme urt; Henry Robertson.K.C., Collingwood; M; G.Cameron, Goderich; .Mr: Roscoe, day.Orders were out for an early morn- | ÿ \u201c| Morrin College, but did not-succeed_ in | | not received a cal GENERAL ASSEMBLY Aged and Infirm Ministers\u2019 Fund now Over Two Huudred - Thousand Dollars.WIDOWS AND ORPHANS\u2019 FUND,.THE YEAR WITH A DEFICIT.Toronto, June 18.\u2014The feature of yesterday\u2019s meetin, bly of the Presbyterian Church was the announcement of Mr.J.K.Macdonald that the aged and infirm ministers\u2019 fund\u2019 of the Church is now over $227,000, and promise, sent a cheque for $20,000 of this total.Some time ago Lord Strath- cona said that when $200,000 had been subscribed he would add $20,000.~ It is where $400 a year will be paid to all! pastors of forty years\u2019 service or over.The report of the aged ana marm the appointment of a special committee Assembly adjourns.The receipts, ordinary fund, were $17,667.21.{lhe disbursements leave a debit: balance of $357.54.The eastern section receipts were $6,169.45.The ministers\u2019 widows and orphans\u2019 fund, western section, committee closed the year with a deticit of $3,883.42.In are the revenue was insufficient y 8581.i The ministers\u2019 widows and orpbans\u2019 were $7,405.83; \u2018expenditures, .leaving a_balance of $3,828.65, .The ministers\u2019 widows atid.of fund in connection with \u201cthe Church of Scotland showed receipts, $21,521.26; bal- | 1, $3,697.15, > ance in bank, $3,508.8.In reviewing the report, Mr.Macdonald showed that the rules governing the funds are \u2018haphazard, unbusinesslike and unfair,\u201d as they give a varying basis for ministerial payments.The Rev.Dr.Torrance presented the report of the committee on statistics.Torrance asked to be relieved from the convenership of the committee on union of 1875, and held a similar position previous to the union.withdraw his resignation and moved a resolution to that effect and of thanks or services rendered.The motion was adopted unanimously, and Dr.Torrance withdrew his resignation.A report from the committee on the book of reforms was presented.by the Rev.R.Campbell, D.D.1t sate à that the new book would probably issued \u201cduring thé year.The Rev.W.-G.Wal: Jace was.elected to.the commitiece toi \"fill the vacancy caused by the death of thé Rev.Dr.Laing, of Dundas: CF Judge Forbes, ot St.John, N.B., ably- presented the report of the eastern :sec- and infirm ministers\u2019 tion of the age fund.) EVENING SESSION.At a home mission session.in.the evening the Rev.Dr.McLaren, of Vancouver, and the Rev.D.G.McQueen, of Bdmonton, N.W/T., were the principal speakers.The former said that it would Pay any congrégation in the east in choosing a minister to send him west for a year\u2019s apprenticesh\u2019p.In his mis- Robertson had done more for the cause of Canadian nationality than any Cabinet minister.The Rev.Mr.McQueen said that ministers in the east should say to their young men and women, \u2018Never think of crossmg the line.\u201d They should, he said, amid laughter, keep young Canadians from.going to the United States by influence, by voice; by force, if necessary.r.McQueen told in\u2019 detail of the stream.of settlement going into Alberta and its cosmopolitan nature.He urged that no minister be sent to mission work in the west who was not loyal to the Presbyterian Church and loyal to Canadian nationality.MORRIN COLLEGE.- The General Assembly discussed this morning what was termed a-rather delicate question\u2014the relationship of Mor-] rin College, Quebec, to the General As: sembly.t was the second college dealt with.The first was Halifax College, reported upon by the Rev.Dr.Gordon, Halifax, who argued that Halifax should be granted the full appropriation of $15,000 from the Century Fund.The Rev.Dr.Somerville supported the.Rev.Dr.Gordon's suggestion, docket of business included the item on Morrin College, Q ; Rev, Dr.Herridge said that the General Assembly three years ago appointed a: | committee to-confer with the trustees of | obtaming a conference.The Rev.Dr \u2018thompson, Sarnia, said \u2018that the committee made three arrangements for, a/ meeting.The first two \u2018dates were\u2019 chan He went to Quebec from Sar- nia for \u2018a third meeting, but found no.meeting was arranged for, and Mr.Cook: was out of the city.His conclusion was\" that the Morrin trustees did.not wish to meet the General Assembly commit- a committee be appointed to the relationship o the General Assembly at the next meet: ing, of the Assembly.fo he Rev.E.Scott; one of the governors appointed by the General \"Assembly, stated that during the past year he had: several High School classes.22 The Rev.Dr.R.'MeLeod, another Mor-.ja College governor; endorsed what: had n reported.TT : The Rev.Dr.McMullen moved im amendment that the Morrin College matter go to the committee on the pigtee- tion of \u2018church property.He with this on the agreement that certain could, the mother, & attemptéd to: Kentville, N.S.; Mr.Charles Murphy, \u2018Ottawa, and Mr.St Louis, Montreal, Joint secretaries, : \u201c \u2018I bers of the committee Netepted, Jian District Telegraph Company, in this city, for many years, was arrested to-day Talerome.He is accused by the company WESTERN SECTION, CLOSES |p y reais : amounting to between $16,000 and $17,- of the General Assem- | that Lord Strathcona has, according to}.hoped soon to bring the fund to a point}; Ah ; a uniform wage scale of 25 cents an hour.ministers\u2019 fund, western section, asks for {Fh i to revise the rules, to report before the |: fund, Maritime \u2018Provinces.\u2014The receipts¥ statistics, which he has held since the |.Principal Caven urged Dr.Torrance to Jul ; Wa | Zhiom superintendent of the Lehigh Val: sion work and policy the late Rev.Dr.| The |\" uebec, no report.The |: :{-past supreme e.Lo The Rev.Principal Caven moved that | orton.Morrin \u201cCollege to}.JUNE 18, 1902.\u2018Bpecial committee proposed by Principal Laven.Principal Caven\u2019s motion was cfs.:: A DISHONEST OFFICIAL.* New York, June 13\u2014Oharles S.Hive- , Secretary and treasurer of the Amer- at the direction of District Attorney of peculations for half a dozen years The case was referred to the grand LABOR TROUBLES TORONTO STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES WANT MORE © WAGES.F Toronto, June 13.\u2014Mr.Daniel Dil Worth, chairman of the executive board fof the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees, is in the city to try 20 avert a strike on the street railwav if possible.The men have made a de- \u2018mand for recognition of the union and it is claimed, has ignored -Fhe company f the men, and it is stated the letters o will in no event recognize the union, whith has, the men say, over nine hundred members out of one thousand eni- ployees on the road.Mr.Dilworth will make à last effort to treat, and if it fails a strike will follow early next week.::., TORONTO LETTER CARRIERS.- It was.annouriced at the meeting of the \"Trades and Labor Council last night that the Hon.William Mulock, Postmas- jter-General, was in the city, so the to arrange an eight-hour day for [#etter carriers.The meeting last night Fas called specially to discuss the new pnstitution and reorganize the council \u2018Under the name of the Toronto District Habor Council.a number of the delegates had not studied the new constitution, a week from \u2018to-night was set for the discussion.SHEET METAL WORKERS.\u201c+ The demand of the sheet metal work- oe for thirty cents an hour has been re- fpsed by the employers, who have offered a compromise of twenty-five cents.This offer the men have.refused, and they will hold .out.for the original demand, Which they ask to.go into effect on # July 1._THE STRIKING MINERS.{; Wilkesbarre, Pa, June 13\u2014For the firet-time this week there was no strike demonstration at the Lehigh Valley Company's William A.Colliery at Dur » \u2018The efforts.of the miners\u2019 leaders: have their men keep the peace were rauocessiul.The attempt to ehoot a di- cot on-Wednesday caused the \u201cCompany to set extra coal and iron police about the colliery in conspicuous tion to take no more ¢hances of having its employees injured.Late last night en attempt was made to start the pumps in the collieries of the Susque- \u2018hanna Coal Company at Nanticoke, -but the engineers quit work almost in a body.There is a very large number of armed coal and irom police in that vi- -cinity.* President Mitchell said to-day that the strike was complete.He reed his apsertion that the suspension m West y irginia is nearly complete.THE PAWTUCKET STRIKE.Pawtucket, R.I., June 18.\u2014The militia \u2018who dre, assisting the local authorities here to maintain order owing to the \u2018street railway strike, cleared the streets to-day of all débris, some of which had been placed on.tlie tracke to hinder traf- fie.The Street Railway Company was \u2018notified by General Tanner, in command of the troops, that the lines were unob- \u2018structed, and preparations were made to send out cars.The spirit of the irresponsible element, to whom yesterday's turbulence is attributed, seems to have subsided.There is a strong feeling \u2018among all of the citizens against the.\u2018deputy sherifis who have discharged firearms during the strike, The feelin towards the militia force is more friend- dy.Mayor Fitzgerald called on Gov: -ernor Kimiball to-day, to have the militÿa withdrawn.He considers its presence \u2018as contributing to disturbances.He \u2018says he will guarantee protection to the \u2018ears.\u2018The officers on their beats, to- \u2018gether with he specials, can proteet the -cars,\u201d he sai SONS OF ENGLAND.Mayor Fred Cook, of Ottawa, supreme England and president of the Sons of efit Society, last evening paid an of-) ficial visit to coln Lodge; No, 152, St.\u2018Lambert, He was accompanied by Dr.Hodgetts, of Toronto, the immediate resident; .Bro.A.Tatter- gall, district deputy for Montreal; Bro.A.Morton, president of Excelsior Lod e; Bros.S.Buckley, president, and W.Pag ast .president, of Victoria J e, Jubilee Lo ; Bro.Strike, of places to-day.It is the company\u2019s inten |'R Cardigan | by the president of Lincoln, Bro.Joseph orstall, at his residence, and at the meeting Bros.Cook and Dr.Hodgetts delivered interesting and encouraging addresses.After the meeting the distinguished brethren were entertaind by Mr.Arthur Whimby at his beautiful residence, a party of fifteen afterwards driving over the.Victoria bridge in a wag- gonette, concluding one of the leasant- est meetings in connection with the order in St.Lambert.Bros.Cook and Hodg- etts will be the ts of Westmount Lodge in Victoria Hall this evening.INTERPRETATION OF A WILL.The Court of Review this morning reversed the judgment of the Superior Court and maintained the action in the case of Dame McIntyre et vip vs.Robb et al, This was an action by one of the heirs of the late Archibald Melntyre, who claimed that the rendering of an account for moneys advanced to some of his children by her father, as ordered by a clause in his will, could not apply to a sum of $5,000 applied on a property at Winnipeg which he gave her.The Superior Court dismissed the action, but the Court of Review reversed that judgment, Judge Taschereau dissenting.COURT OF REVIEW INTERESTING JUDGMENT ON A NOTE.In the case of the Pillow-Hersey Manufacturing Company vs.perance, the plaintiffs claimed $128.26, amount of a promissory note given them by defendant, and which was destroyed in the Board of Trade fire.The defendant pleaded that he was ready to.give another note upon plaintiffs furnishing him sufficient guarantee that he would never be troubled about the first note, but that the simple assurance of the plaintiffs themselves that he would never be so troubled \u2018did not constitute legal and sufficient security.The Superior Court maintained that plea and dismissed the action.In confirming that judgment this morning the Court of Review held that the law on letters of exchange, which requires security to be given in the case of the renewal of a lost note, is not complied with by a mere assurance on the part of the holder of the note.THE BISLEY TEAM WAS INSPECTED THIS MORNING BY LIEUT.-COL.J.H.BUR- The members.of the Bisley team arrived in the city this morning, and paraded in.the Dill Hall at 11 o\u2019clock, \u2018where: some.renewed acquaintanceship and the.others were introduced fo each other.| They were dressed in full regimentals.of Aheip respective Corps, and they pre- génted d-smart appearance.After being inepécted by Lieut.Col.J.H.Burland, .O., they were dismissed again on board the R.M.8.\u2018Tunisian,\u2019 which will take them to Liverpool.Most of the team will go on board to-night, although the vessel does not sail until mine o'clock to-morrow morning.The names of the team are printed in another column.AN EMPLOYEE'S ACTION, An action for $5,000 damages has been entered against the Grand \u2018Irunk Railway Company by 8.Charbonneau on account of injuries received.The plaintiff was employed in the company\u2019s workshops at Point St.Charles, when an iron handle flew.off a crane and struck him\u2019 on the head.causing a compound fracture of the skull, rom which he is still suffering.He attributes the accident to the \u2018fault.and negligence of the company and claims damages as above.Messrs.White & Buchanan appear for the plain- 11.HIMSELF TO BLAME.ed the judgment of the Superior Court dismissing the action in the case of Beau- lieu vs.the corporation of St.Urbain.The.plaintiff claimed 81,995 damages for.\u2018having broken his leg in à road accident on Jan.25, 1901.confirming the Judgment of the court below the Court of Review held that while the road was not in a propér condition, the real cause of the accident was the plaintiff's own negligence, \u2018 MANUFACTURERS\u2019 EXECUTIVE.The Montreal branch of the Canadian Manufacturers Association will hold its annual meeting on July 10.is was decided at a meeting of the Executive yesterday afternoon, the Hon.J.D.for.land: presiding.\u201d \u2018 The committee investigating the status o technical education in the city Tepor progress, and, requested that -Mr.J.W.Hughes be added to the committee.This was done.Montreal manufacturers who wish to exhibit at the Winnipeg Industrial Ex- Lodge, and other Montreal brethzen.Previous to the meeting .the supreme president and visitors: were entertained : The special meeting called for Monday evening- next to discuss the social - club problémi.in connection with.the M.A.A.A.I Hiding may poesibly be adjourned Af the advice of the wiser heads Is listened i in ito by those interested In having the mat\u201c College meetings.tg tend on ori, fer thrashed out for publie benefit and in- years ago.\u201d Owing 4 the or stade \u201cof 4 tion.: the finances it \u201cwas then decided.to keep} witness\" yesterday referring to the legs the college nominally open by continuing?savice: as \u2018do whether or aot the association forms The article published exclusively in the can sanction the social club idex has gone 4 long way to make certain gentlemen interested jn.the club stop for \u2018a moment and think.\u2018lt'is now well known that 1 Hie AD {dea is sanctioned, and permission: {8 ly given to the building committee ito mot apart a \u2018suite of rooms.in the \u2018new.building for.the accommodation of the proposed \u2018 social \u20ac in -mem- Patitution .wilt hould-\u2018be-ion-e shila gndotbiedly have 4 À sn \"IM.A] A.A.MAY ADJOURN MEETING.jan \u2018éffert may be made, -or sn amicab] hibition should communicate with the Montreal secretary of the .association, «who has all the information necessary.quor.to be sold within thé bullding owned and \u2018controlled by the Montreal Association, There: are a large number of gentlemen who are specially Interested in the welfare of the M.A.A.A.who would like to see the meetlrig called for next Monday evening -at the club rooms, Mansfield street, eimply meet to adjourn, as they.feei con- \u2018fident .nothing is to be gained by further.public discussion on the matter, especially mong.tho omenrbers- of.the Associations.Again, there are other members: of he Association who are of the opinion that a general discussion of the question will prove advantageous, because it will once for all place the Assotiation on record one way of ithe other on the question of this much discussed soctal club.\u201cNeverthelcss, there are those who, believe otherwise, and: derstanding The Court of Review has just confirm- C it 1s .done for the purpose of allowing Ii- | ° de, + le un- | reached, whereby the meeting Price ONE CENT.HANSEN EXECUTED SENTENCE OF THE LAW CARRIED QUT THIS MORNING.At eight o'clock this morning in the yard of the Montreal jail Thorvald Hansen paid the death penalty for the murder of Eric Marrotte of Westmount.The murderer was pronounced dead in six minutes from the drop of the trap.Hansen declared up to the last that 16 was prepared for the end, and walked calmly to his doom.He had expressed sorrow for his crime, which he attributed to strong drink, and asked for the forgiveness of the child\u2019s parents.The crime for which nsen died was committed on Saturday evening, Oct.26, 1901.Eric Marrotte, a seven-year-old boy, who lived with his parents on Hillside avenue, Westmount, was returning home from a visit to his grandmother, who lived on Greene avenue.Hansen, who had been drinking for some days, was wandering pr about the town, when he met the little boy, and, hearing a few coins jingling in his pocket, murdered him to get them.The amount stolen was about fifteen cents.The child\u2019s throat was cut with a jackknife on a vacant lot within a few rods of his home.The murderer gave himself.up at the city detective headquarters, otherwise he might easily have never been detected.The knife was found.and the circumstances in addition te the confession of the murderer and the ab sence of any defence, made the trial a: very short one.The trial took place at the March term of the Court of King\u2019: Bench before Mr.Justice Wurtele, anñ the prisoner was condemned to death on Thursday, April 3 last.Since that time every effort has been made by Mr.Mathieu, who was retained as counsel for the prisoner, to have the sentence commuted; but without avail.Coroner McMahon held an inquest on Hansen\u2019s body in all due form, and the jury returned a verdict to the effect that he died from being hanged by the neck, in accordance\u2019 with judgment lawfully rendered against him.: re HIS LAST INSTRUCTIONS MR.TARTE GIVES A PARTING: HINT TO SIR WILFRID LAURIER.Referring to Sir Wilfrid Laurier\u2019s departure for the coronation and the imperial conference, Mr.Tarte says, in the \u2018Patrie,\u2019 that the Canadian premier will represent us with all the dignity that his personality, his.prestige as a statesman, and thie magnetism of his tal ent gnaranteë.\u2018After referring to the.manner.in which Sir Wilrid called the.atténtion-of the whole world to the shores of the \u2018Bt: Lawrence; he adds: \u201cOn the.2pprouching occasion Sir Wilfrid.will again be a.credit to Canada, whose interests he will aleo have to\u2019 defend at the imperial conference.- We view the departure of our chief with absolute confidence and with a complete assurance that he will watch over the preservation of our autonomy, the maintenance of our sovereignty, and the respect of our-con- stitution.\u201d Further on the article says: \u2018National opinion in Canada -is opposed to militarism.A few.jingoes make a fuss to deceive public feeling and.bring the authorities to believe that Canada should bleed itself of millions for the naval forces of the empire.Five millions, ten: millions, twenty millions, thirty millions, Sir Charles Tupper even went so far as forty-five millions annually, such is what our contribution to the British navy might cost.We have too many resources.to develop, too many public works to undertake, too much progress to make in order to make our country prosperous, to go and throw our millions into militarism.\u2019 | After referring to Sir Wilfrid Lau rier\u2019s reply to Mr.Chamberlain and to his speech of May last in the House of ommons on this subject of the defence of | the empire, Mr.Tarte eonidiudes bis.article as follows: gain, Sir Wilfrid told the delegates who pre sénted to him the resolutions of the To- Tonto conference, and who insisted on\u2019 Canada contributing to the defence of the empire, that he took more interest in commercial matters than in war questions.That is the spirit in which Sir Wilfrid_Laurier - is\u2019 undertaking his voyage to London.Our chief leaves with a free hand.Parliament has in no way bound him.The Toronto confer- - ence, organized with a view to binding the Prime : Minister, piteously failed on that question of defence.We may then rest assured that Sir Wilfrid\u2019 Laurier will- not allow any one to sacrifice our rights and our interests.\u2019 elf | PRESENTATION.TO AN ENGINEER.Mr.James \u2019 Elliott, one of the oldest members of the Jacques Cartier Association of Stationary Engineers, is leaving: the city to live in Boston.meeting of the association last ew \u2018in the Monument National Mr.Elliott\" Was presented by the members of his.lodge, Montreal, No.1, through Bro.J.J.York, president of the executive council, with an illuminated address.\u2014\u2014\u2014p>\u2014\u2014\u2014\u20140 the.FAIR.AND WARMER - Meteorological Office, Toronto, June 18, 11 a.m.\u2014The following \u2018are the maximum and minimum temperatures: \u2014 Victoria, Kamloops, 68\u201446; Calgary, 62\u201440; Qu'Appelle, 64 \u2014 46 ; Port Arthur, 5 -Parry Sound, :63 \u2014 56-; Toronto, 68 \u2014.52; Ottawa,.63 \u2014 56 ;.Montreal, Sai : Quebec, 6250; Halifax, 52\u201440.Cloudy a ; too] with-showers.Saturday, fair end x - little warmer: * : oh +1628: Noirs .Dame street, Montreal,\u2019 .June 18, 1902.\u2014Readings by The Optical -& Engineer's: Supply Co:, at noon .© Today, 3.72; yesterday, 20.75.\" \u2026 - Max.ia.>.\u2019 Temp F : > x toay De adjourned.\u2026 TO-BRY 3.0 ve vo 0cocse OT 2 TYeosterday we ov save we 8 48 8 Li + 4 tree Fi dame ne Fame rte pe NT io Te ES Se rm br tn mr CAI AN TREES RY EER TARE ster \u201c Hotises af birike, marriages and deaths must tnvari- RE A co \u201cNotices _recer received say possibly be in; tms for ; sumien Piece ottmount Tel.Mount386 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND OEATHS.| ably be endorsed with the name sad address of the onder, or eMierwise no notice ean be taken of them Biri notices ars inserted for She, marriage notices Jot 80e, death notices for 38e prepaid.The aw neunsement 07/meral appended to douth noties, 66e mire; other entension te cdituary, such as short sketch of lifs, so conte per word ire, cops poetry, which is 60 cents par Une ectra\u2014nrenetd.Anya suseeribers mag have announorments q° owThas, marriages and deaths without extended obituary or verves/ oceurring dn thotr tmmediate families, fres of charac.in which eas name and aidrae\" ef sub seribrs should be glow.BIRTHS, CUNNINGHAM \u2014 At 993 Cadieux street,on June 10, \u20181902, the wife of Andrew Cun- ham, of a son.13.MARRIED.DAVIS\u2014CRANE.\u2014 On June 10, 1902, by the Rev.W.G.Wallace, Harold Cuthbert Davis to Margaret Eleanor Crane, daugh- .ter of Samuel Crane, Esq., all of Toronto.FLETT \u2014 FINDLAY \u2014 At the residence of the bride's father, on Thursday, June 5, 1902, John Arthur Petit, of \u2018Vancouver, B.C., to Nellie, .second daughter of Robot Findlay, Brant Township, Bruce Co, LOUGHRAN\u2014SKELLY.\u2014 At the manse, Grenville, by the Rev.M.F.eau, on June 11, 1902, Thomas Loughran to Mary Skelly, both of Grenville.12 MODE\u2014COLL/ETT.\u2014 At the residence of the bride\u2019s parents,.:69614 Yonge street, Toronto, on June: 10, 1902, by the Rev.BD.Thomas, > Be \u201cLillie D., Collett to the \u2018Rev.R.H, M: of Jarvis Street Baptist \"Church, Toronto.MOORE \u2014 SPALLIN \u2014At the residence of the bride's father, on June 11, 1902, by the Rev.R.Gamble, B.A., Willlam J.Moore to Ida F.Spallin, daughter of Joseph Spallin, Esq., all of Maslarm, Que.PA \u2014RICHARDSON.\u2014 At St.Mark's Church, Hamilton, Ont., on June 10, 1902, by the \u2018Rev, Canon CI ark, M.A:, rector of St.John's Church, Ancaster, Byron.W.Parker to -Sarah Katharine Richardson, ail of Ancaster.12 SHANNON\u2014MORRISON.-\u2014- At the home of the bride, Burnbrae, Ont., on June 10, by the Rev.A.C.Reeves, B.A, William Thomas Shannon, ¢f Camp! phe ford, Ont., to Annie Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Morrison, Seymour ast.DIED.BENSON.\u2014At Regina, on June 7, 1902, Jas.Henry Benson, Sheriff of \u2018Assiniboia, eldest son of the late \u2018William Benson, Collector of Customs, Windsor, Ont.Li BRADEN.\u2014On June 10, 1902, Samuel Bra- den, of 411 Somerset street, Ottawa, in his 75th year.12 CHAMBERLAIN.\u2014 Entered into reat, at.his father\u2019s residence, 133 Lewis street, Ottawa, on June 10, 1909, George Joseph Chamberlain, youngest son of Chamberisin, accountant of the \u2018House of Commons.12 DEWAR.\u2014At Winnipeg, on June 6, 1902, Liewellyn Barrett, infant son of Barrett Plummer and Claudia Cameron Dewar, GOODFELLOW.\u2014 At Melbourne, Que, or, June 5, 1902, John Goodfellow, a native of\u2019 Canonbie, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, aged B4 years and-5 months, Gow \u2014 At Westmount, on Thursday,June 12/1902, Isabella M.Brown, wife of John Gow, dgughter of S., Joseph Brown, Windsor Mills.Funeral on Friday, - June-13, \u2018froni- the residence of John Watterson, ' \u2018482 \u2018Roslyn avenue, Westmount, at .2 o'clock, to Bonaventure station, tor interment at Windsor Mills.LIBBY.\u2014At Compton, Que, on June 10.1902, Climenie \u2018M.Libbey, aged ninety years, three months and 16 days.æ MACGREGOR \u2014 Fell asleep in Jesus, in the 25th year of \u2018her age, on June 7, 1902, at 101 West 85th street, New York city, Anna Boaz, wife of Arthur A.Mace TegoT.Interred in Spring Grove Cemetery, incinnati, Ohio, on \u2018Wednesday, June 11th.NEIL.\u2014~ At Granby, on June 11, 1902, in her 85th year, Margaret Marshall, the beloved wife of Wm, Neil.Funeral on Friday, at 2 p.m., from her late residence, Mountain strest.2 NELLIS.\u2014At San Francisco, Cal, on June 9,-1802, C.S.Nellis, M.D., youngest son of the late John Nellis, Esq., Brantford, - and brother of Mrs.Bastedo and Mrs.Settell of Toronto.12 PENNEY.\u2014At Quebec, on June 10, 1902, at the age of 65 years, Maria Brown Penney, beloved sister of Mrs.George Cornwall, Thomas, George, and the late John A.Penney.12 REYNOLDS.\u2014At Baltimore, on June 9, 1902, Thomas Willlam Reynolds, M.D.late assistant medical superintendent Hamilton Asylum.Funeral at \u2018Brockville.SHANNON.\u2014At Vaileyfieid, on \u2018 June 12, 1902, after a long iliness, which was borno with Christian fortitude, Frances Whitfield, widow of the late Peter Shannon, a native of London, .England, aged & ea: Srameral from her late residence, on Saturday, 14th inst, at 3 p.m.Friends .and acquaintances are invited to attend.SMITH.\u2014At his residence, No, 8&1 Daly avenue, Ottawa, on June 9, 1902, Fred.Ww.Smith, ne his B4th year, late of the t of Indian Affairs.12 VI EET AL Smith's Falls, on Monday, June 8, 1902, in her 63nd - year, Ellen Leudon, the beloved wife of the late Witham Vickery and mother of the Rev.\"J.Vickery, of Calabogie.12 waLTON.\u2014- At Parry Sound, Ont., on \u201cJune 8, 1902, Thomas 8.Walton, %.D, in \u201chis 64th year.\u2014\u2014 ton late for this page page \u20ac.Advertisements, TEES &CO., Undertakers and Embdalmers, \u201c300 ST.JAMES STREET, Montreal.} SAKE EAT RRISONS BREAD \"0 \u2014\u2014TO-DAY.\u2014\u20140O ode, B:D., assistant pastor |.sl The G.R.LOCKER\u2019 CO., |i a : 50 at 180%, 126 at 120 , 25 at 12034, 25 ; et 106.Detroit\u201450 at TBis, 35 at Ti 100 ot 9%, (sont, 35 et 9%; 50 ht 79%.made kind, moderately priced.Boys\u2019 Summer Blouses.Boys\u2019 Cotton Blouse Waists .35c Boys\u2019 Crash Linen Blouses .47c Boys\u2019 Fancy Print Sailor Blouses 68¢c Boys\u2019 Fancy Duck Sailor Blouses 95e Boys\u2019 White Cotton Blouses .$L.10 Boys\u2019 White Lawn Blouses .$1.90 White Pique Blouse.$2.40 Notre Dame Street.Monsreals Greatest Store.\u201d St.James.Street.: Very special value in BOYS\u2019 SUMMER CLOTHING, the desirable, well JUNE 13th, 1908 Boys\u2019 Summer Suits.Boys\u2019 Crash Sailor Suits.820 F Boys\u2019 Blue and White Suits ve 1.20.: Boys\u2019 Fancy Duck Sailor Suits.31.50} Boys\u2019 Norfolk Crash Suits .$1.45 } Boys\u2019 Fancy Pleated Crash Sailor Suits.» .:$1.90 Boys\u201d Serge 3, Piece \u2018Suits .$2.60- | Boys\u2019 Striped Flannel Suits .84 5 î OUTING COSTUMES.Ladies\u2019 White Lawn Outing Dress, well tailored, waist trimmed with fine tucked yoke, \u2018buttoned in the back, sleeves trimmed with ruffles, skirt made same, with tucks and ruffler, inverted back.Price .$3.65 Ladies\u2019 Grass.Linen Outing Dress, well made, newest style, waist trimmed with insertion\u2019 and tuck, skirt trimmed with tucks and circular flounce.Price .-$6-45 - MEN°S HATS.* Men\u2019s and Young Men's Rustic\u2019 Straw Hats, plain and fancy ribbon; , with sweat band.A | Men's and Young \u2018Men's\u2019 \"Faney Æ Rustic Strow Hats, the up-to-date, - Éf with fangy Hi ribbon .$11 Men\u2019s Fine Straw.\u201cHats, \u2018Panama; shaped, with silk ribbon band, in four different \u2018qualities, at, , 76e, 51:N0.84:15.52; dR Men's and Young Men's B Quality Fedora Hats, in ae kPa.with silk ribbon and Russian leather sweat band.Price ., $2.10 PRIZE BOOKS.In selecting Prize Books, variety tells at all times.You want té go where \u201cyou can get books for all ages and sizes, and at all prices.Small Cloth Prizes, from .8¢ LADIES\u2019 GLOVES, Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves, 2 dome fasteners, fancy silk points, in colors- often, black, grey, mode, navy; 5% to\u201d Worth 80e.fp ecial .50 \" Fadies Kid 1 Gloves, à dome fasten: 1768 te 1788 NOTRE DAME ST.Nelson\u2019s Prize Books, from .lle ers, pliable kid, fancy sk \u201cpoints; Henty Books, from .l7c colors in black, white, Poets in Cloth, from .ù .\u2026.45e green, mode, navy, and heliptropa; ; Téather Padded Poets, from .80c 5% to 714.Worth 90.Special, -J| Reward Cards, per pkt.1l5¢ 1e ee ee 66 66 54 eu 345 as es de HAMMOCKS.GOLF.Babies\u2019 Corded Hammocks .30e.Spalding\u2019s Iron Golf Clubs, 98¢ ei,\u201d \" Colored Weave Hammocks, with uvenile Golf Clubs, iroh and.wood, 11 pillow and_valance .$2.35 + we ve me ve -980.eà.À Colored Weave Hammocks, with \"Colt Bas 212111 256 g pillow and valance, pretty designs, Golf Tees .vv oo vv oo «250 | .+ ve en 0200 09e Golf Bags .\u2026.+o SLES | \"Hammock Spreaders.Cee ee 3 Golf- Hole Cutbers.ce oe 2.822257\" Hammock Supports, with awnin Golf Ball Cleaners .on ûse complete .0.0.65 each.1 matt oxbeRs RECEIVE SPRCIALLY CAREFUL ATTENTION, The S.CARSLEY CO., pa \u201c JOHN MURPHY & CO.TENNIS SUITS\u2019 3 Piece.YACHTING CAPS.GOLF CAPS.sesvscaraenerrene SWEATERS, White.MEN'S RAIN COATS! vers awe All the Latest Outing Novelties at Popular Prices! A FEW LEADING LINES: SILK STRIPE TENNIS SHIRTS sossessercsscccee.$1.00.; _ Ditto .Pitto tor Boys.S5c.\u201c CREAM or WHITE DUCK SHIRTS.S5e.WHITE DUCK PANTS.+ sresenesesinniessi» $1.00 A pair.1001000003.75 aud $7.75 Suit.| srsaxoacsessoncoro00.1.ÉFOM BIC.BOATING JERSEYS.A\u2019 - eral subsidies the replacement of theso slips by veseels of twenly-four knots.Al- lugion is made in the leigue\u2019s letter to an | offer which Mr.Morgan seems to have made to the British government, under.which or a long term of years the ship- pipe trollzd by the new trust would remain under the Britiah flag, would be subject to British laws, and would if the Admiralty required.¥, carry naval reservists in the present proportion.AMERICAN COMPETITION FEARED.London, June 13.\u2014George Reuwick,Con- éervative member of Parhament for New- pe VESSELS IN PORT.I ; .June 13.Inness, Dickson Anderson, moored \"at the Jacques Cartier wharf.Golden Rod, 533, McBride, Dickson Anderson, moored at the Jacques Cartier pier.|.Candace, 364, Stendkai, F.A.Routh moored at the Canal wharf.Ceylon, Hansen, Canadian Forwarding and Export Co.White Cloud, 93, mate, J.G.Brock,moored at Hochelaga.D.C.Mulball, 296, McLeod, Anderson.{ McBensle & Co., moored at the Jacques _Cartler whart.Devopa, 2372, Murray, R.Reford & Co.| moored at th: Victoria pier.Tunisian, 6802, Vipond, H.& A.\u2018Allan, moored at the King Edward pier, Polarla, 1976, Von Haft, Fulness, Withy pra rid moos Boner Pern tien au COLONIAL HOUSE, | HICKORY FURNITURE Old Hickory is the most comfortable, durable and artistié article in the market for Summer use.Especially suitable for Verandahs, Lawns, Arbors, Boathouses, Clubs, Hotel grounds, Sitting-rooms and Dining-rooms of Country and Seaside Homes, &c.~~ \u2018CHAIRS, SETTEES, TABLES, &¢., &c., =\" Impervious to the Weather.Retains its appearance to the last.Moderate In Price, \u2014\u2014 SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.Special Attention Given to Mail Orders.\u2019 « The 8S.Bray Head, at Sorel, discharging HEN RY M 0 RGAN & C0.\u2018 MONTREAL.he.SS.Glen Head on passage to Bel-p from : Mexican, 2728, Parkin, J.R.Ellerman, moored near Sobmer Park.Montevideap, 1861, Wallace, H.& A.Allan, moored at King Edward pier.Manxman, 2600, Christie, D.Torrance & Co., moored opposite the Customs.2431, Ferris, Robert Reford & Co., moored at the Jacques Cartier pier.Manchester Commerce, 3414, Baxter,Fur- \u2018Co.moored at Jacques Jecona, 1951, Li moored at the Victoria pler.Fremona, 187, Mudie, R.Reford & Co., the Victoria pier.\u2019 Furness, Withy ed work on the wecked steamer Tiber, Indrama, 2545, Fu & Cu., meoled at Orcadian, 1900, Imjie, H.moored at the King Rdwand pier.Campana, Demers, J.G.Brock.GULF REPORT.L'Islat\u2014Clear, cast wind; inward at 5.30 River du Loup\u2014Clear, north-east wind.Father Point\u2014Cloudy, ward at 2.50 a.m., Rathlin H Matane-\u2014Cloudy, Lake Manitoba; inward yesterday at 6.30 p.m., tug Victor; 7 p.m., Cape Breton.Martin River\u2014Clear, east wind.-Fame Point\u2014Clear, calm; outward yester day at 8 p.m., Monteagie; inward yesterday at 8.15 p.m., Cataione.; Cape Rosier\u2014Cloudy,north-east wind; inward yesterday at 7.30 p.m, four masted has been floated and towed to Hartlepool | north wind; in- The Hansa-St.Lawrence line SS.Inka, | North Sbore\u2014Cloudy, north-east wind.Megpie\u2014inward to-day King Esquimaux Point \u2014 Outward at 4 a.m.Anticosti\u2014Cloudy, calm.Low Polnt\u2014Clear, west wind; inward at 6.30 a.m., Skarp; 8 a.m, Cacouna; outward at.8 a.m., Magna; Inward yesterday at 9 p.m.Symra; outward yesterday at 11.30 p.m., Pola, \u2026 Cape Race\u2014lnward yesterday at 8 r.p.The Allan lire 88.Numidian, Captain etorian.> | W.S.Main, sailed from Liverpool for this} Sydney, N.8, June 18.\u2014Arrived: Priest- field, Curtis, Wabana; Symra, Harbitz, of Sailed\u2014Bengore Head, Philips, H atreal; Q Pola, Boulter, Montreal.DELORIMIER AN APPLICTION TO OPEN A CATTLE At the last mee Council, acting Mayor Jeftrey presiding, an application was received from Messrs.Roy & Company tor permission to open a cattle market in Delorimier.I Mr.Roy, who was formerly connected with the stock yards at the eastern abattoir, bas formed à company to carry on the and he new company has already acquired the land in Delorimier and commenced the, construction of the necessary buildings to accommodate five bead of cattle.\" \u201cShe application was referred to a general y ction to et would conflict with \u2018by-law and to examine the question awl\u2019 \u2018report as to whether the proposed market would be advantageous to the municipality.\u2018The company offers to pay tbe corporation centage on, the receipts application was also received from Light and Power Clmpany for A} A} À?permission to Jay their pipes in Delorimier, It is understood that the pipes are to be laid to the new MoCready factory.The company ask for exclusive rights for 30 years and 20 years\u2019 exemption of taxes on pipes, ete.Referred to a comimitttee.INSPECTOR LAPOINTE \u2014_\u2014 J FULL PROOF OF HIS CLAIM OR- dsay, R.Reford & Co., | DERED BY THE COURT.\u2014_\u2014 The case of Mr.L.G.Lapointe, former.Inspector of Police, who claims a pension from the Montreal! Police Benevolent and Benefit Association, in consequence of his having retired from the force, came up for hearing before Mr.Justice Taschereau, in the Practice Court, this morning, on æ inseriptin in law, filed by the plainfiff in answer to defendant\u2019s plea.The allegations in the plea are to the effect that, by his disobedience to his superiors and other offences against the discipline of the police force, the plaintiff rendered himself liable to dismissai ; that if he was not dismissed, but allowed to tender his resignation, such .forced resignation was equivalent to a dismissal, depriving him of the priv:- leges of the association, and that if the Police Committee did not dismiss him, it was simply to enable him to make his present demand.By his inscription-inlaw, the plaintiff asks that the allegations of the plea above referred to be struck out.After hearing the argument on both sides, the court ordered proof before hearing.\u2019 * \u2014 POWER CARRIED À HUNDRED AND FINIY-FIVE- MILES.A San Francisco despatch says :\u2014In a few days 60,000 volts of electricity brought here over wires from Amador county, 155 miles, may be available for power and lighting.The wires run through Stockton,.to Redwood City, to Oakland and San Francisco.Many res ervoirs for retaining sufficrent water to cpera e plant for two or three years, should there be no rain, have been constructed.An immense reservoir has been built at Tabeaud, and a long tun- vel from it to the plant has just been completed.Power will be supplied for the mines as well -as all of the .cities through which the system passes.Many .industries of Stockton, including the mills, are using the power.NOTES AND NOTICES.Grand Trunk Railway Changes in Time.\u2014Taking effect, June 15, the Portland and Quebec train will leave Montreal at 8.00 p.m.instead of 8.30 p.m.For Quebec, Sherbrooke and nd Pond, train will leave Montreal at 1.15.p.m.instead of 4.00 p.m.The Ste\u2019 Hyacinthe local train, leaving Mont real at 5.15 p.m., will run daily except .Saturday, and on Saturdays a mew train will leave at 145 p.m.for Ste.Hya: cinthe and intermediate points.All.other through trains will run as usual\u2019 Time tables can now be had on appli-.| cation at ticket offices of the compépy, °C a » \\ ® Fer J ) : + 2 4 \\ THE MONTREAL LDARLY.\u2018WITNESS.: Fray, June 13, 1902, Weekly C [end SUBSCRIPTION RATES.miles of the projected Cape to-Cairo-rail pee \u2018hicking\u2019 frequently, but if the larger the future, \u2018and \u2018the steel corporation DOMINION-COAL COMPANY F eek J d dl, Lo Dar Re Ay a meen, way.The intermediate distatice 33.80, hank ham centrol of several of \u201chas not tied its men to its interests, _ \u2018 : - = , ide.$1 00.1 hel Æhbree \u201cthousand miles, à\u2019 \u2018considérable é aller Le in its neighborhood \u2018as did Carnegie; but every man, In F on ; Wide, 81.00, Ancluäi \u2018for: Canada, | VM , SA a : 4 5: x ; ANNUA: T EB .FRIDAY, APRIL 13.| Nowtourälena ning latte, Great Brit portion of which hus been exploved and | expenses can be reduced al round.and stead of co-operating loyally for thead: ANNUAL \u201cMEETING RATIFIES fg : \u2014 .bengir (hiecien, countries: Northern Mes- partly surveyed.But the great immodi® phe\u2019 rates of.dniterest lowered.This kind ¢ vancement of the corporation, is either | LEASE OF PROPERTY To = ih a.2 dress and over, twenty cents per copy, post- [ate prospect of trade \u2018 is\u201d in conpegtioirt| thing is going on ail the: time ;and | looking out to see how he can protect .THE STEEL CORPOR- A 2 I S 061 ; 10N fous fland and niga Cried Staton, Now.with the gold mines of the Rand.Jo: fwlien Te general utdity is proved the \u201chimself at the present salary, or to see ATION.3 4 C4.A UL J For Great Britain, add.$1.04 per aunum | hanmésburg will, it is predicted, soot] Politicians will step in and pass.a law \u2018 Where there is a néw opening.\u2019 We \u2014_\u2014 i PHYLLIPS SQUARE.\" - Northern Eigen, reskly @ ett Wits become one of the great cities thE Jegelize it) probably claiming it as their do not know how far s ome © f this ia The annual general meeting of tle { | mie Dees.te world.Since the discovery.oi TE opin: idea\u2019 OF course, the greatest service true and \u2018calamity proprecying\u2019 5 not an shareholders of the Dominion Steel Com- = Galler ies open Daily, delivered fn ton, ot overs bunny nets to 1883, the \u2018production of the precious.a.system.of branch banking renders a occupation to be encouraged; still, w \u2018eu pany held at noon yesterday was follow- ; 4 dam to 6 pan.lication at 0.0 oF very °° [metal amounted to three Hundred mils, country is the equalizing of the \u2018rates of ¥ 15 considered how the steel corporation ed at three o'clock by the annual meet.7 Admisston, 202 .% \u2014 liom dollars, \u2018and careful surveys of thi interest in the different parts of it, and | VAS over-capitalized and the great oti ' ing of the Dominion Coal Company, Bi : _ \u2014 an drones set ote Son eat field by experts show beyond -douht that its benefits must continue at à minimum ! férence any considerable orig re a od when the agreement for the lease of tie if SATURDAY, JUNE 14.| OMce.Montreans an \u201cetme ai the god in sight amounts to probably l'é6 teng &s it à confined within the ave, WOuld make to it, it cannot denied Coal Company's property to the Sel EC .Editor, should be addressed \u2018Editor res # ; i ah a 4 5 that there is cause for fear as to its fu- Corporation was ratitied, and the pres.| ; ! the \u201cWitnees Dontadress ler of |threz thousand five hundred million, doll of separate states.To give it the ad- tur it If it should fall, how- dent authonized: to Sign the lease.\"1, 1% an = LT dans, A large population ® sure to spungdpantages.which Properly belong: to jf, [oc Prosperity.: tinent DUmber of shareholders who voted 1.i CENTRAL.86 Y s\u201d .SL : : {up in a-country so richly endowed and) dherefore, bani with head offices in the vous a the country pnd he prontinent faver, or \u201crather \u2018the value, of the shares A G 4° vx Pour = : à 3 , ith.East have.branches in the Wes: TOU , See: one > \u2018| represented, was one hundred and forty HE 4 N.M.6 F.M.20 create an immense commerce.Altogeih 191.must have.branches in the West i ARD E N PARTY QE JUNE ery 28 er the prospects\u2019; in-South Arion oe end ioe veri.In Canada a bank: re- days In their history.Moser.was taken by Mr.James 141 (Corner Cote S Cuter Rosny wpromont.: \u2014' alluring to outsidets ad to the Pedple af ceiving.deposits.in Halifax, Montreal The New York \u2018World,\u2019 of all jour- Ross, and a report was presented that Hi SATURDAY, JUNE 34th, 5a 10 5m.SIM|T|W ,T F|s thie country.\u201d Gold fields nearly, SF not [and Toronto may lend: them the follow- nals, glowingly eulogizes this country edi- Son teined ae covoanrdeune details.LE: Ice Cream S Strarbe eee Ave toc.1] 2| 3] 4 5 .equally, rich are said to exist in Rhode- ing day, through its branches, and by the torially: under the caption of \u2018 Great Lit- year ave increased Le the ox fent oF aie ! 1 On Sale Women's Exchange, St, ; Catherine Street 6 7 \u201c| sie, which also contains vast stretches of ue.of its, own.notes, at Winmpeg, tle Canada ?and a note \u2018of exclamation.600,000 tons.\u2018Thé output in tons for the of Do and ¥.M.C.A.8 9110.11 12 13 14} grazing and agricultural lands.Every- Vancouver, and Victoria, the branches The occasion for this is a review of the year ending Febrmary 28, 1902, follows: \u2014 pi | 1.21 { thing points to a splendid future; and'as| redeeming - the notes by draft i the Statistical Yearbook of Canada for 1901, IH.834,009 1 GRAND EXCURSION To |, [33 3 2 2 2% 2 3 | Coma shared i the muriiens or pi ud alice.And thn bin ou sch | ove com en ago by the De-| 188 o.oo oD die Lie HIGHGATE: SPRINGS Te ba war, she may now share in the commer- point, that before branch banking in the Partmeht of Agriculture.It shows tbat| 188 CLIN TUN - 1,061,669 i 5 3 9 29 30 ses Joo joesfoe]eol: cial benefits of | © re .L Ter, ry La ; So hé \u201cDan 10 in- 1898 20 ee .er es vec \u2026 1,205,543 Le oo ) - | ole].ve fe * 1° leial | Peace, ; HUnited States obtaing all the advantage thé revenues of Canada are $10 per 1 : ; ti, \u2014BY\u2014 \u2018 cv a ; wf \" ! © ; ; 900 oo a+ 0e ve ai ee ee ne ».1,730,374 0 .TBY wu eejeofeofoofosisctoof 1 Le 201000 1 Gen féthat pmo erly.belongs to it the note je- habitant, compared with $7.70 for the 1909 I; ter ee ceases we a.2,044,570 \"FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY-siog,] L Ee en es dmsperly belongs faced Ute States; thet last year \u201cve spent imp 10 2 1 1110 1 1 See EEE THE FINANCIAL SITUATION, \"7| 0% thet country must be placed $12,000,000 on, rail ls and public During the yesr mearly $1,000,000 has Lu SATURDAY, JUNE 14th, | SSA LUCE \u201cupon\u201d a môre elastic \u201cbasis.In the |*!4/000,000 on railways, canals and.od been t suds ions and I - | RE 7° In consequence of many of.the, banked rears OTC i t thet} Forks, and \u2018without.scandalous.portion; Deen\u201d spent on\u2019 such extensions.and im: hi Trains leave 6.T.R.at 9 a.m.and 1.30 p.m.- A 1.25 - Consequenc EST QE tie, bank: emaller-towns of the Canadian West the'} py (OG W He : provements.2 Tickets only 80c for adults, 40c for children Che ail MWituess., £rs in the Western part of the Crile rate of interest only ove or two per- [08 of \u201cpork\u201d\u2019; our :debt of $66 Perl \u2018There are six collieries at present in 1 ; Grand opportunity for a Family Picnic FERN ; States being epposed - to.branch: bankvl oz a: : ; a: Pa, capita\u2019looks large beside the United operation, known as Domimion No, 1, De Dinner can be secured at the celebrated : * in epublican canons was Yer) nic] Cort ligher \u2018than in the large cities of wh Dominion No.2; Dominion No 3, Cal © \u201cFranklin House\u2019 for those who wish.2 og, a Republican caucus was held at the, Fast on the same kind of loans.As States debt.of $14.52, but small when Rare 2 Dominion No.ne - 0 = = tri ne - gaz cp plhe, En: .À ; ; donia, Reserve and International.They Rp.the beginning: of this.week and: it vRR EE euphorter of \u2018our éystem eoid \u2018at.tué CMPared, with.the.burden of $150.on- have been equipped With the most mod.\u2019 : FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1802, decided not to 20 on with thé Fowler {.; 5 \u201csp.each person in France, or Auwstralia\u2019s ern machinery for miming, haulin and 1st PRINCE of WALES : Bank Bill at the next session SE Cons | meeting of the Kansas bankers: \u2018To $263 per capita.Our \u2018foreign commerce hoisting the ica] and te thoroughly REGIMENT FUSILIERS, | 7 = = | reas, As thors appears to be Little StF.this equalization of the rate of inter- | is $72 per capits, compated with.333 for ventilated.The bankheads, engine and The efforts of Mr.John Hey, United pe lar feeling ini : usb est, both the branch system and.the he United \u2018States, and the \u2018World® is boiler houses, and pit bottoms of the Orders by OfMcer Co ain States Secretary of State, made some | thy oor =r foie avec o the Sl \u201cfreedom of note\u2019 imsne contribute.Tn: amazed to find\u2019 out that \u201cthe total of it four are electric Jighted.; 7 OMcer Commanding, - months \u2018ago, and noted in- these columtis |; botticians ac accerding to 4 ex, der the \u2018branch system in Canada, the |-« S2R7.0U0,000 exports and imports is more og During the year the sprplus ee SATURDAY, June 14th.\u2014The Regiment \\ ; i .Ce.Jlights and declined to fun counter tdi 5 aT aa PE rds I G \u2018the company amounted to $937,681.44; wil parade at 2 pm.for ection at the time, to obtain à Teduction in the ces i ule Parent bank is like a Teservoir, \u2018having \u2018 4ha, 3 3 re ] ds eposited in ad- pm, inspection by {° ; the only political force they can sud ?than ten times those of Greece, mo and there has also depos ad D.0.C.Both - Bands, Pioneers, Buglers, indemnity demands of the Powers againet ç 1 ET see {pipes of different sizes runhing to dif- > = bn mi ce not say thi increase woul 3 el up, \u2018Quarterly Distribution of Books.Open Bel at \u2018the dim of the settlement, be either \u2018national or state, in the principab4 tion of the vast mineral wealth of this China.amounts to seveh °F Sight cents the or would no doubt be a carisiac: des, Ladies aro.welcome.This ds their Made good.This meant an addition of ities of the Union\u2014not J Principat country.The enormous mineral wealth OF @ach of the 400,000,000 inhabitants of tory one.The entire year's output wae day.; seventy million dollars to the indemni- © es of ithe Union\u2014not Jess than BIR] Tn ae that\u2019 far-off Yand, whereas the trade with sold in advance and a great many three- Soloist\u2014MR.SIDNEY 8.WOODWARD.ty, \u201cwhich the Chinebe Gor ernment 70TH of the shares of any bank to be: of the Canadian Yukon was shown VEY Canada close at home amounts to $34 per year contracte had been enteved into.paul P lente of Men's own an pale frankly confessed its bili ,y 60 ecquired.If this leads to the estab Plainly in the statement that while the inhabitant.For purposes of trade, there ~The report being unanimously adopted Ve à je à great die, d°7 open.Éramkly oes Ms mability to pay | what will be, \u2018practically, ] 801d\" output.of Canada during the past | MPebitant.For pr Lo he following directors were chosen:\u2014 We always have a great time, without financial ; Bhment of what will\u2018 be, practically ! | fore, one family in Canada is worth to the ving : \u2014 : refusal to th ed metre, branch banking on a large .acale, fhe] i077.Years, exclusive of the Yukon, has\u2019 the United Stites as mich 45 from four No Venere, Montreal; H, F Digodk, FUTURE MEETINGS.: preju 0 e à ministhat ion of e \u2018Evening Post\u2019 points out \u2018that > ; i \u201cbeen some $84,000,000, there is every pre- ha da 1 A ç oo) New York; a.Li.J.Forget, on .) : .country, to administrative to all 6 Lo | there | bability thet 3 \u201cjie | Dundred and fifty to-five hundred fami- real; Hon.David Mackeen, Halifax; J.: 5 es foreign interests, \u2018and 5 Sotorrn, ta ad 2° law against such a proceeding, and\u2019 ee that in n Sour pars ony ie lies in\u2019 the Orjent\u2014and yet the \u2018World'.[.S.McLennan, Sydney; F.8.Pearso Ww | LONDON COLLEGE OF MUSIC, {over #9 Sov\u201d om\u201d se.|= ons anki cri ier Ki ee rl bave este fo aot see what poverhal agumens Nex.York Jus ot ios; Wo I$ : 4 \u201cI pedients imperiling the independence { ; Profit in economy of reserves amd belt which runs from north to south of: th ie is for a fair tariff treaty with M6 Mount Royal, Montreal; Sir William G i 3 à , \u2014 .spying of expense there is & strong prob- ; et ga at Fob Laem Sot Tho : ; tgeal;, EL.M_ Whitney CE The June Examination in Montreal op |8Nd intégrity of the Empire.1t was [0] Ge meq] a pr the \u2018American: contient\u2019 raches a tength REE 1, | Van Hogne, ee A Cor Porte 4 a the College will be held in Karn Hall on | Mr.Hays, opinion\u2019 fat Sere irae ability, that it will prove successful: Bin Canada alone of miles, which [°F \u201crn in Hoel Baston; Hom.Geoige.A.Cox, Toronto.4 F.ht ; held in Kern Hi | E-day-s.opinién: that\"it was vbjustis- ° mr ab n tm] M Canada lone of 1,650 miles, which \"7; \u201cer PE A DETTES Co ¥ the 2th (Practical), and 25th (Theoretical) able for the powers to fore China\u2019 te ® 216° pointe out, however, that & trust is \u2018equal to.the entire length of Europe.| OFF FOR ENGLAND THE: ACCIDENT LIST ] 4 EXAMINER ; Mois company is exempt from the-restrictions © Caval to.; A 7 100 \"AS ; : ë more-than h ly been agree \u2026 PRE > {The lect 1 | =f \u2014.Cg; 1 A-GORK MITOHELL, Mus.Doc.(Boston) [yon He Gheretors promend à provats 4 Saféguands oË (he National Banking terestiog lantern alides, \u201cand by this SIR WILFRID LAURIER LEFT |strack by a soe con orto ods,\" 4 3 \u201cFées and entry forms must be sent at reduction, in onder to keep the indem- Law.It is not required to keep a de: \u2018means he was able to compare the diffi- ; .oC Richmond and \u2018Notre: Dame streets last 4 ; C5 Ve EN no limit fixed by the fpai Énite reserve.It in mot compelled to cuttin of trayelling in 1807 with the| PONAVENTURE STATION \u2026 [night and home: 358 Ridimond dress 1 \u2018 Rel, 20s ep | BROOME, Mui.Bac., |\u201c T between Chine and the pony.Poke five reports every year: It 5°not lease and comfort provided today by LAST NIGHT.[Ah va °16 years old, of 606 Cor.8 B el.2676 up.: Narn Hau, ers, To prove his good faith My.\u2018Hay | ible to unexpected visite fnoni the bank the White Pass and Yukon Railway and -\u2014 tre street, caught his arm in a belt n 4 § [| PNpRRaROUND [itit MES Sal aie ve mien ar de pie bn rc es i a \u2014 ant TS ; 2 : .d to reduce its claim by one millon trance, except: common \u201crumor, thay\u2019 abled to show his audience the enor- last night by quite a distinguished is at the General Hospital.\u20ac al : THE PEL ï reraPRonE company dollars, provided the other powers the | pod of wor Shel of Danks thus rus.progress in the growth of Dawson, throng to witness the departure for New Bear D.Long, an puployee Jn the } od 3 = \u20ac BK oN agreed to Like action, Great Brita constitu: dis i sound.3 must be which has grown from a collection of York, on the way to England, of the C.T.R.s ops at Poin .les, fe ie 11 REET mea ML e bon PS Tr Ck te fed, | Sp à dete RE ël.} TOWN WIRES UNDER- down to actual expenditure, and now the DOthibg can prevent the trust\u201d company.i8.00w assessed for municipal taxation at train selected was the 7.40 p.m, Dela.| F105.ospital.3 1 ++ GROUND.| other powers have \u2018at last falter into line fom acquiring shires of banks in, other:|$12,000,000.He bore witness to the put there on are Spore it pulled : Any\u2019 one of the many articles in SE .T Ta and accepted Mr.Hay\u2019s proposition, He Cities and States, \u201cthe scheme will fil blessings furnished by British law by personal and political friends of the World Wide Will give two cents worth a sabe Bell Telephone Company has no- iy thus be credited\u2019 with haw unless public confidence in the pareh showing that in California during the premier, together with an number oË| Cf pleasure: World Wide\u2019 is\u2019 to be +! « tified the city that it intends to.put - œ LE VIRE won f.etitatin be acquined a: staîned.|-eatly gold rush ever four thousand homi: the frankly curious, who filled every foot p 1 » - institution can be acquired and Tetained.{early gold, Ing \u20ac , 5 ; The TH.many\u2019 of.its\u2019 uptown, wires, under ground {a potable diplomatic, as well as humani- .acq med.1\u20ac of floor\u2019 space that was available.Sir found on all news stands to-day.a 1.this summer, and \u2018has asked the city sur- tarian, victory in relieving the masses Thié Makes.it all the more desitable;: Sides occurred, whereas _ the \u201ctotal Wilfrid \u2018was accompanied by Lady Lau- contents of.this week's issue are given # Yeyor to place, new conduits in -Sher- of poor peoplé in China of iiding Conclüdes the \u2018Evening Post,\u201d that the | Dumber which have taken place UP Her, Senator Gibson, the Misses Gib- below.j Drocke, egent, Drummond, Peel, Uni- burden -of tion, and a i ding National Bank Act should be so amend: : bo, the present in Canadian\u2019 Yukon is but'|'son and a few other friends.The train \u2014_\u2014 & ; 34 pany has the right under its charter to fying the tension \u201cof affains in the Far ed as to.authorize branches, in ordér |/Bfteen.The.lecturer referred to the pulled out amid » good deal of shouting \u2018WORLD WIDE, ¢ open \u2018the streets for the, laying of con- East.e that the\u201d branch \u2018movement now \u2018 void, 4.quartz mining industry'at-Daïveon, which 874 5 ith him : .duits, \u2018but the Work must be done under ps \u2018 y \u2018the\u2019 Ÿ pe ad D 1 or of the siconETe ith him the greet the is : on extensively in the\u2019 West, as.well.ge | now keeping two small mills steadily ings of the city.of Montreal to His Ma-| A- weekly reprint of articles from lena.ine been found share will take 95000 © TRADE WITH SOUTH AFRICA, |the East, may have the sanction asd rene he SPOS hopefully of the jesty.thoge Present were the Hon.cutront Lough of eer ocaecting the i i put.the strects to be cut up in order| Peace-in South Africa, the reopening | P2fesuards of law.In the State of Kg: | re, of this fofm of sold mining.{gp Se ackay and Mrs.Mackay, the So many men, so many minds.Every [ before \u2018the.lines are ven ie, laid, and of the gold and diamond ines, the re.| %® Whose bankers\u2019 convention -Jast - À W Titer in a United States contem por-|Hon.Senator ahd Madame Dandurand, man in his own way.\u2014Terence.po Pate required, to Take 2 deposit of |turn of the Bone to productive pumgite | Poh voted almost unanimously \u2018against; | ads; a.'exMayoi Proteins disque Casgrain, | The following are the contents of tha -and.cheering.- | ! Rodolphe Lemie Louis _Fre- stitution\u2014-Correspondence of the \u2018Times.\u2019 etre a EE Frechette, ° Me.A Prophet_By L F.Austin.a \u201cMilustratea $C.A, Beausaleil, postmaster of Mont- London News.he- \u2018 nd Dad camming\u2019 re: Teal; Dr.Roy,\u201d Mr.À.Geoffrion, TIC N8Y7 and the Empire\u2014\"Tne Navy and | ;\u2018 olor + aid he dos \u2018be: the Hon.Dr.Lanetot, Judge and Mad: From War to Peace\u2014By Henry Rutgers a 3 Ps Z0110W, and he does not \u2014 ,j ame Laänctot, Mr.Lawrence A, Wilson, Marehall, in \u201cInternational Monthly,\u2019 New A Lieve \u2018that: the \u2018corjorätion \u2018cân: continu\u2019 | Mr.-J.- E, Deslauriers, Mf, C.A.Lebel, York.Condensed.A LN ; ; Me.A 6 Perron, Mr.Henri Laurier, Ohi ana Argontina\u2014 The Times\u2019 and \u2018The + J- | Mr.: Gustave Lemieux, Mr.H.Du Té, | Pectator; London.: p{'ex-M.P., Major England, Mr.Jobe South paste The Spectator, London.y | Humphrey, Mayor \u201cGuay, of St.Henri; dian p ill be re , inst f-8 f'ex-Mayor Prefontaine ac | week's issue of \u2018World Wide\u2019: i mo ith he ly rei\u201d | he avon vont Pme | ro a nl wp [7 Prtatre RSnoine tad Modus Ere weeks Sane of \u2018Word Wie | A A | \u2014\u2014\u2014 +{ call - mttention to the opportunitiés for | °F $100000 capital\u2019 have such.close -affii.© > McShane, Mr L 9% David, the city ALL THE WORLD OVER.Ï | ! 1 , LPO ti with.| tte.a.ü {| clerk, \"an adame David, Mr.Justice Manly.irit of B Les Cc es N | INNOVATION trade a presénited;\" which Canadian pipes or ar State Sante 3 rom and Madame St.\" Pierre, the.Hon, L, P lai Advertise New jesdere\u2014 comm { y ; merchants should mot neglect.The goods | foot Frama ui ste Saber.° ais fo j and Madame Brodeur, Mr.and Mrs.The Proposed Suspension of.the Cape Con- \u201c JHE GI +h NK.OFFERS TO required, are\u2019 those which this country the stockhälde: he S.18 ey.À : Dr.ee | ot 4 ae PE ye A tm mi\" .Waslkrington last week by the Treasury bor of ply 7 w eo um Bureau of Statistics, entitled \u2018Commer« | PC \u2018 2x thar to United Stats toe cially those: which have most boast | dial Africa in 1901\u201d The total trade la eff ay, bs ch banking now.sl ut.of in the way of permanent Pavements, the continent is.set down at seven hun- [* ©He = Danang now wnat C the proprietors: bear - half the.cost of dred\u2019 million dollans for the year, the.| Suitable Jaws to govern \u2018it, and.to\u201d giv = ; he.Ti 3 ; \u2018 ; .mi = 2 - Siig af Dir iy Montres Spon Hrermir great bulk of which is in the hands of it the advantages Which properly\u2019 belong are in, effect branches.This is done by | In miany of the American cities, espe- tO r.P.Roy, M.P.P.\"Mr.Eug.Lafon- Evening on the Veldt\u2014\u2018Blackwood's Maga- Tonk \u2018Fiibway now proposes gp God ($he British through their possesion of | 03 TS tend £, opm, ME Some TI dll : dao innovation Raving fered he Eeypt in the n 1, and of Cape Colony [It is curious.that this \u2018pro cess of ab: : v keeping: \u201cthé p Mr.Jer.Descarrie ion, Me.G.Langon 12 The SOCETHING ABOUT T qrneory.Pras- e City to bear a good\u2019 share of the cost of and Natal in thé south of the continent.sorption shold how.be going on in \u201cfhe | Of: stee ets high.It can _ afford.-À.: Bergevin, M.P.P;- the Hon Lomer | tice and mance Harry Quilter, in 5 Putting down permanent pivem These are the avenues through which very centre and, hotbed of opposition import steel billets as it gets a rebate of | Gouin, Mr.J.X.Perrault, the Hon.J.| serre gurnal News, = I © fhe ptreets rod ito sew\u2019 ge toy] 720 most of the goods fdr the interior, | branch banks,\u2019 Katisss, The \u2018full benef |.#he duty after it has manufactured these Homan, a Lopes; Mr.À | Mee Tuas THINGS LITERARY.lol i - \u201cebris (abpropriston: de ai i il.[end from which the products of, thé of the system cannot, however, be ébtain- ghee] billets products exported the Mr.Hector Garneau, Mr.J.A: Morri° An Irieh Sibyl\u2014The Spectator,\u2019 London.[ 2 | va put.Phe Du alderine GÉ St.Ann's\u2019f country are exported.Apart from min-|'ed, because: it bas not the sanction :of-| S2me.It is now exporting about twenty | son, Mr.L.E.Geoffrion, Mr.D.Sexton, Edward Rowland Stll\u2014New York \u2018Times.i : Ward, with the 3 i wo,t West Ward, have ling machinery and: tools, the demand in the nations] law and secrecy'ie mate og | thouseud tons a month.It exports as Dr.\u2019 Leonard, Ms done famoureus; The Hound of the Haskervies eo \u201cor WL * a RES PRIE Ir.Willi itch Ar ; The-Storm\u2014Poem, by Dora Si Short- 5 ER de rene Tee es ve (aout Aérien mov D Len Frans four, Jo mccoy.Wnt done.i.tha, 00h 85 or Pen on all 3 Be Bete da oq pummond: A PSE Lan ue ee : * subjé y pmd_ascertain éxaôtly\"wliat they rote, clothing, \u2018furniture and lumber.| Fhe.low permits th - oveanigation \u2018of a | FOE ns i feally ree |B Dummouchol WEP Me A ou ete Nu See Eee NES Rye ; à Propo EE 1 = A é -are all cîn whi ; - jital oË-85.04 pd-suchs {1215.34 -18.WOF \u2018on.practic rec; fu.umouchel, MPP, » 2s Dr | \u201ccroît, ssing, in \u2018 - t fg Rose > do kal \u201chese are all products In \u2018which Canada {bank with a capital of $5,000.andssuch- trade basis.The other firms, who have J.A.Drouin, Mr.G.\" Boivin and nights Recto.: y= [excele, and.the opportunity to supply [a bank usually \u201chas from $15,000.to 1346; -.{By Frank T.BuMen\u2014Now York \u2018Times.\u2019 (7 - | A \u2018Critic of Soclety-'Daily News,\u201d London.Lo J Words «of Faith and Hope\u2014'The Athen- td London.: Mr, J.uses > ade he the ollie wa \u201c| Mr Adoiph Robillard.Tos Pres, | PP a _ EE no.foreign.connections, have to pay full {© : : METHODISTS.them is as.good for us.as for our neigh- 000 DE deposite.It noue price, plis\u201d the: duty, for foreign \u2018pigs - La Prairie, Man, June 13\u2014 boss, \u2018who are actively preparing to take ate of interest, or-it, on he.Rev.T.(i.Buchanan, of Edmon-| i.it.The - reference main : \u2018billets\u2019 -and\u2019 they get, of course, mo |: ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED, ,, 200m Lond s INOW- ; \u2018 {ton was.to-day elected president-of.the raprag Tor pue reference méde a ; Tebate.The corporation, by its\u2019 expor- Kingston.Ont > 3- I THE Dee ESS OF KNOW :- % Manitoba and Territorial Methodist.10 the evelopment.of the interior- re however, banks in Kinms with tation, also reduces * stocks at - some.|.LE M 0 ~The engage.The House of the Double Axe at Knossos HERE {Contorence; Whiel™ openéd - tere \u2018this [gions of Africa indicates that tris is.only | dred ; thousand .doHare of dapi d}and by raising the - domestic price | in 1 the ve ib oh Ro, instructor uy Louis Dyer, in \u201cThe Nation.\u2019 = ws diémning.F4.7 ~~: the beginning of an era of fir Tess: it deualls two hundred \u2018thousazig: dot | yn pe ue HIG dom RE pri & jmathematics.\u201cthe val Military Q &s a Jewel\u2014'Scientific American.\u2019 ~ PRT ett E 45 Ing | no OL progress: in tieually some: two + \u201cfof.billets keeps\u201d down competition.College, to Miss Irene Kent, deughter Fussiness a Modern -Diecase- \u2018The Lancet,\u2019 _ \"DR.McWILLIAMS IHL, .ha coûntry of \u2018vast extent and illimitable | Jars: of deposite.The running -expeuses l'in: fhe price of manufacture articles, .It | Of Mr.Noël Kent, George street, has London.Cd ring to.the illuges of thie, Rev.Dr.| pomsbilitics.Already roibyops run north.or ach & bunks are estimated: gh: bout will work for e time.but br end, Sate of rares kr; Dawson EE pai Sethe Amen Of Oat) Gh wil me he Rev.Dr.Shaw will swardly- from Cage \u2018Colony \u2018about fifteen 149,000 a yeni, \u2018and, in\u2019 3 through competition or tariff re.| The invitations are vut for the mar.| High.Pe chxperiments\u2014 Eogineering Ca, eac be x reshyleiag vardréd : \u2018eouthwardly.from | fair.pe tthe , there.thust be.lower.prices: for riage of Mise Minnie x Powel, domgh: Hygienic Architec ure\u2014New York \u2018Evening R CTRÈRE i 9 oi | Cero\u2019 about te Hoe: yet » ; - cel products: Thy osé a.- J.rowell, toMy, A: ton} of: i P ca.A :-Stover, Deseronto, to \u201ctake lace \u201con |.0 iar year.John Dougall Son, likely.to diminish.{dwe'2d, 7 7 Place \u2018 i Publieñera, Gtoatrcal- Corsa \u2019ouseit & Fon, Fripay, JUNE 13, 1902; OUR FOREIGN TRADE, Large Increase \u201cDuring the Past Eleven Months.Ottawa, June 13.\u2014The total foreign trade of the Dominion for the eleven months of the current fiscal year up to the end of May amounts to $366,942,595, as against $333,472,908 in the corresponding period of last year, an increase of $33,469,687.Imports have ' expand from $162, 202,534 to $180,763,832, and exports of domestic produce from $155,463, 9 to $172,925,943.nue has grown from $26,174,771 to $28,- 954,796.For the month of May alone the betterment is equally apparent both in imports and exports, as will be seen from the returns that follow.As compared with May last the following devélopment is shown in.exports: Wheat from ar to $2,858,505; cattle from .519,639 to $1,160,055; butter from $39,- 183 to $126,417; cheese from $406,386 to $542,041.Following are the returns for Be seven months: 1902.Janport.180: : Dutiable goods ee oe 395, 162, 494 $105,727,749 \u2018Free goods ., 578 70,051, \u2018Coin and bullion .3,457,472 4,984,692 \\ _\u2014 \u2014-, ~~ 1 Total .$162,202,534 $180,763,832 Duty collected | .26,174,771 28,954,796 Exports (domestic.produce)\u2014 Minerals .32,415,902 $29,617,475 Fisheries .9,306, 632 12,825,414 Forest produce .+ 25,093,119 26,894,315 Animals and their pro- ; duce .50,879,439 $3,887,109 gricultural produce: 22,829,560 33,209,478 nufactures .14,549,348 16,462,051 \u2018Miscellaneous .44,202 30,106 Coin and bullion .: 345, 1TT + Leraccuess oo .$155,463,429 $172,925,945 Exports \u2018(foreign pro- .duce) .15,806,945 13,252,818 For the month of May alone the returns are as\u2019 follows: \u2014 Imports\u2014 1801.1902.Dutiable goods .$8,754,355 $10, 355,320 Free Goods .7,048,287 17,644,491 Coin and bullion .59,543 255,853 - Total .$15,862,185 $18255,6F4 Duty collected | - 2,350,476 2,709,605 i Exports (domestic produce)\u2014 Minerals .: .vo.$2,251,935 IFigheries .64LAIl \u2018orest produce .2,027,515 Ae.and their pro-, .2,579,611 \u2018Agricultural: produce | Manufactures .| Miscellaneous ve vase \u2018Coin and bullion .59,465 .$10,656,814 .877,980 $1,841,951 748,648 - 2,378,450: -8,837,837 Total .\u201cExports itoreign.Dro- duce) .ee NORTH GREY RECOUNT LIBERAL CANDIDATE RETAINS His SEAT\u2014ALLEGED \u2018CROOKED\u2019 WORK.: Owen Sound, June 18.\u2014Some start- \u2018 count\u2019 for North Grey, by which Mr.A.G.McKay, the Liberal cindidute, was declared elected by-a majority of five, a reduction from nine, as announced by the returning officer.In declaring Mr.iMcKay elected, however, Judge Morrison expressed.the, utmost reluctance to do so, and boldly uttered his suspicion \u2018that the ballots had bene tampered with since.election night in the interests of the Liberals, It is necessary to define the manner in which the ballots are supposed to.be sealed up after the poll to make the matter clear.All ballots counted by the deputy and not objected to.by either ;side are.sealed up in ar envelope and |.\"marked.\u2018Packet A > AM ballots counted, \u2018but objected to by.the scrutineers of one or the other party, are sealed u and Placed in an envelope marked \u2018Racket Ballots rejected by the deputy are placed in \u2018Pack et.C\u2019; unused ballots .in \u2018Packet D,\u2019 and so on.In the case of ballots objected to there is a special \u2018procedure with reference to each ballot.i The de eputy must endorse the fact on the iback of each ballot and keep a record of iit on a special form, stating the objec- \u2018tions and initialing the form in each jindividual case.In a recount packet A \u2018is always opened first, the ballots are sorted, the counsel- for the Liberal candidate examines those counted for the Conservative candidate, and \u2018vice versa.\u2018The deputy\u2019s record\u2019 for poil :No.9, St.Vincent, read: Boyd, 29; McKay, 140; Mesars, W.D.McPherson and E.A, lDuVernet, who were acting for Mr.Boyd, found nothi \u2018wrong with the \u2018forty ballots counted for.Mr.McKay, jbut Mr, George H.Watson, K.C., who jrepresented Mr.McKay, after going over [the 29.\u2018ballots cast for Mr: Boyd, \u2018laid \u2018aside two\" which he said should not have ibeen counted, because they also showed icrosses in Mr.McKay's compartment.Mr.Boyd had- already been given: an linkling that there was Likely to be some- \u2018thing wrong with this poll, and advised Mr.McPherson to look over the other twenty-seven ballots, and to this astonishment found: two more ballots similarly = oiled which Mr.Watson had not taken jection Jogksd of \u2018these ballots contained perfect crosses.boldly marked .opposite Mr.\u2018Boyd\u2019s - -name, and faint little crosses .made with a different type of lead Re cil in Mr.McKay\u2019s compartment.\u2018Two \"of these spurious markings were to -the \u2018left of Mr.McKay's name, one immedi- ;ately beneath it, and'a fourth close eguin it on- the - \u2018right side.ely enough;.the flap of the én- velop in which the ballots were found \u2018had not been en i, and Le deputy \u2018had not taken.the oath as Tectnees of his \u2018return.to, and which he says he over- Tt a \u201cinterest: ing to_note: that: in no \u201ccise, either in.Lennox.or North cious with a wit of the & ; ri The JUBCES DIX DECISION.cision, said.that -it; was\u2019 undoubtedly.a case.Of the gravest suspicion.He was glearly the opinion \u2018that these ballots with since they were To per nr \u201cof élection.He: would allow'-them.for -Mr: if\u2018 he had jurisdiction to \u2018do so.\" however, ¢ of ¢ the he opinion hat in law he vas.found; The customs Teve- | \u2018Eng revelations \u201cwere made at.the re-: -cor- ere \u2018suspi- otk had Doel in connection, urn, Las 5 the caro affida: {have little hope of influencing the :¢on- He was,\u2019 1 with the ballots as he | that ies \u2018preseat-¢ dition.ject them.majority from one to five, The returns this net result.Another curious feature of the case is that the official declaration was deiay- ed until eight days after the poll,- be- out their statements WILL TAKE APPEAL, Messrs.McPherson and - DuVernet, the counsel for Mr.Boyd, stated that an appeal would certainly be taken, A coned sultation with other counsel was held, and in the light of previous decisions of the Court of Appeal, it is almost certain that these ballots will be allowed.There which, it is claimed, were improperly expected that Mr.Boyd will emerge from the contest with a majority of nine.PRINCE EDWARD.Picton, Ont., June 13.\u2014The recount for Prince Edward county was concluded here last evening.Dr.Currie\u2019s {Lib.) majority is 116, a decrease of seven from the official declaration.EAST MIDDLESEX.Toronto, June 13.\u2014The East Middlesex ballots have arrived at Osgoode Hal, in 1 readiness for the appeal by Ca tain 'T.Robson, Conservative, against the election of Dr.Routledge, Liberal.NORTH WENTWORTH.Hamilton, Ont., June 13.\u2014The recount in North Wentworth, which opened before Judge Snider esterday, has been concluded.Four additional pie were allowed each candidate, but Mr.R.A.Thompson\u2019s majority of 31 a \u201cnot changed.The total vote was: Thompson, 1,526; Wardell, 1,495, ONTARIO ANGLICANS -INGS TO THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Toronto, June 13.\u2014There was a warm discussion\u201d in the Anglican Synod yesterday -dver a resolution by the Rey.Principal Sheraton to send fraterndl greetings to the Presbyterian General Assembly in session here There has always \u2018been objection taken by extreme churen- men to this recognition of Presbyterianism.-Yesterday the Rev.J.Pitt Lewis said.from the terms of the resolution one would conclude there was reall no essential difference between the Church of England end the Presbyterian Church.lacy: that had placed the Church of England of.this land where she was to-day.li that be proven Anglican pulpits |p should be open to ministers of other denominations.The Church, held, should get.back to the apostolic basis.Finally, the resolution was carried, with but threc dissenting voices, although several other members spoke against Dr.Sheraton\u2019s implication that.there was no essential difference between .the churches.Mi.John Mothersill,- of .Oshawa, that the House of Bishops at its next session demand the elimination from the histo taught in \u201cthe high schools of Ontario of the Roman Catholic contention that 4 Cure of England dates from Henry : NIAGARA SYNOD.Hamilton, June 13.\u2014At yesterday\u2019s meeting of the Niagara Synod a report was presented showing the fimancial statement.The eipts were $408,- TR 17, and the balance in the bank $26,- motion to memorialize the General Synod to grant permission to cl en to use the Revised Version of the Bible in- the public services.Bishop Dumoulin, r ason and others strongly od The resolution, and it was de feated by a vote of 32 to 20, some of the \u2018delegates shirking the vote There was some discussion over clause in the report on the state of the church, to the effect that owing to smal) stipends several excellent men had left the diocese.His Lo Lordship said he would like to know their names; he had not heard of any starved clergymen.there was a good deal of truth im the statement, it was decided to strike out \u2018the clause, assessors of .the cities in the diocese to the assessment roll.TUDE OF SIR WILFRID LAURIER AND \u2018HIS MINISTERS.son is moving too.rapidly and talking too freely to suit the views.of some colon\u2018als.The Hon.Dr.Borden, Canadian ference to the merits: or disadvantages that he does not represent \u2018Canada or the Dominion Ministry, but himself alone.He.has mo authority to speals for Canada?Col.Denison has made a marked impression here by advocating a.special ports fcr Imperial: defence, and \u201cAustralians are showing signs of resistance to the zollverein proposals and are contending that the-plan à impracticable sce it will be unjust to ask.Britain to tax henself heavily ¥or the benefit of the {ocolonies.If Sir Wilfrid Ladvier and the Canadian Ministers are as cool and eril- cal \u2018as Dr.Borden, Col.Denison can ference of colonial premiens, especially J Judge M Morrison, in delivering kis del -with Sir Michael Hieks-Beach es a heävy |.drag on the wheels of state.Ph nL FAST LINE.nm - e shipping question.appéals more directly to Englishmen than a policy of free.trade within the.Empire -and common tariff outside.A ell informed Dominion, official told me yesterday! that no decision \u2018had \u201cyet been \u2018taken, .\u2018but and he therefore was constrained to re- i The poll \u2018therefore stood as: \u2018Boyd, 25:1 McKay, 40, increasing\u2019 the latter's total | subsequently examined did.not change.cause some of the.deputies had not filled | will also be appeals on other ballots, | § counted \u2018or.rejected, and it is confidently: TORONTO SYNOD SENDS 'GREET-} _ That was the fal- A resolution was passed on motion\u201coFf The Rev.P.T.Spencer introduced a | {ing and Mt: George Although a few of the clergymen said- It was decided to ask the- have the religion of all residents given in CORONATION CONFERENCES .MUCH DEPENDS oN THE ATTT- New .York, June 13.\u2014The \u2018Tribune\u2019 4 London correspondent cays: Col.Deni-.Minister of Militia, now here for the coronation, has remarked: \u2018Without.re-.tariff on all foreign goods at all\u2019 British Beeduse it tively cnreit Huoyadi SA Look at the Label.\u2018CONSTIPATION ; DRINK.Hunyadi.Jines , NATURAL LAXATIVE MINERAL WATER.wi to an BR profession.Your Physician will recominoni HUNYADI JANOS, \u2018It is \u201cBlue, with red centre.it with EAS Titel than any other remedy however, that you Gi 1- 75H; PC i liss Engine, - -=125 H.P.Slide Valve Engine, 1.50 H.PB.Automatic 1== 60.H, \u2018P.Horizontal 1- 50 H P.Horizontal High Speed Engine, Steel Tubular Boiler, Steel Tubular Boiler, + 1-=13\" 4: Sided Fast Feed Flooring Machine, 200 ft.24\u201d Shafting with \u2018Couplings \u2018and Hangers, 3 We guarantee the ab ove: in first class order.CANADA MACHINERY AGENCY.\"W.H.NOLAN.Mgr.208 ST.JAMES STREET)\u2019 MONTREAL, World Wide, witha splendid seléêtion of articles from the World\u2019s Greatest Journals and Reviews, is ir Out To-day.in Canada in an effective cer ae \u201cThe: British Empire League has decided: that: the question\u201d of Jpainta ining a claws steamship ser- vios between the United.Kingdom and.Canada can no, longer be.delayed without prejudice to Impérial interests.Lémncashire does not \u2018relish being 60 largely ly dependent : upon \u2018the United States for-its.sup] wf C a meeting, of tive À of i the \u2018cotton ;.m cH ng held in.amie yes! TY {solved to form.ithe Britwh Cotton Ado.ciation with.the object of extending the cultivation of cotbon in British colonies | i ; + and protectorates.\u2018 capsid CALVA RY cru RCH INSTALLATION oF TEE: REV, BE.Hu.TIPPETT as PASTOR.A council wa called yesterday afternoon by Calvaty Ti for the \"purpose.installing their new pastor, the Rev, Firnest H.\u201cTippett, late of the Methodist\u2019 Chichi of Hudson.Among the \u2018delegates present were: Zion Church, the \u2018Rev.Rice and Mr.Ww, +» Brewis; Emmanuel, the Rev.Hugh Pedley.and Mr.Lyman; Point St.Charles, the Rey.William R.Harvey: Calvary, MF.J.Donal, Mr.C.Cush- |\" Garry; Granby, the \u2018Rev.MF \u201cBlack Sherbrooke; the Rev.Dr.Warfiner; Amherst.Park, the of \u2018the zollverein policies advocated by4 3 E Col.Denison I have this to say, namely, .Rev.W.J.Hamilton and the Rev: E \u2018M.Hill, ps, prinorral of the college.| The Rev.Dr.Warriner was appointed?\u201cmoderator and the Rev.Mr.Rice seribe, At the close\u201d of: the council téa was | served \u2018by the lädies-of thë church, and a most emoydble- \u2018social : time spent.| At eight'o\u2019clôck the installation ser: vice was hëld: \u2018On the platform.wéré| the Rev.Dr.\u201cWärrinet An the chair), the Rev.Principal Hill.he Rev.John MeKiltican, the Fer: Gunn, of Æmbro; the \u201cGilmour, \u2018of Oli- vet Baptist Chane: the Rev.Prof.Harris, the Rev.Bu the : Rev.Melvin Taylor, of odist: Chur: Sie Rev J.Hai and the | Rev.William R: Harvey.Rev.Mr.Rite:read the minutes of the council, which pronounced Mr.Ti | o to St.; tered during | during.\" \u2018'precs, .Arehibald \u2018A.Dickson; 0,377, sand y.Bourn Street Meth.Thue om, | rs the \u2018address to the pastor given by the\u2019 Tr peopk b char, e people was given.the Rey.Dr.Warriner.v al wérds of ge es from sister es were given | .\u2018Melvin George.\u2014 \u201c4 foron ATION | SERVICES Rev, J.L, È CeO pe THE CGALEDONIAN - SOCIETY RE: \u201c /SOLVED- TOGO TO ST.AN- \"DREW'S CHURCH.| This: Montreal Caled d cided eo \u2018evening nee Society 2, -after much discussion, Andrew\u2019 w\u2019s.Church on Cor- Fo n.2% vin St.Andrew\u2019s Society.SJ; itchell, president, explained bout Crescent Boe re dent: bjeined.; inyited the society.and the vote was so |.close that it lacked one or two of a tie.\u2018Thé\u201ctociety decided to go \u2018in a body to the -ehurch on coronation.\u2018morning, headed by: Fi res and to invite-mem- bers of ndrew\u2019s Society to accompany\u2019 Shen in the march.All Scotch- Mmen-ere invited to meet at St, Andrew\u2019s \u2018Home, that morning, and join in the march io church.he sum of fifty dollais was voted to\u201d eneral committee of the society io ee them to celebrate Coronation Da in- -sméh a manner as they may deem ad visable (The : dead] h of Lieut.-Colonel: \"Fletcher, C.M.G.,.having been officially not there was a lull in.the.debate which Preceded it, and Mr.James Harper -and Mr.James Wright said, [fitting words, as to.the deceased colonel\u2019s con- -Rection with the society, as one of its founders and its first president.A resolution: moved and seconded by these gentlemen was passed by a standing vote.and, the secretary was instructed to .send a copy, of the resolution to Miss Fletcher, \u201cTHE WESTWARD TIDE.| Winitiipeg, June 13.~Immigration re- ns: for the month of May show.that the- total number of new settlers regis- the month was 10,652.\" It.is estimat that there | is fully\u201d an addi- ona ten\u2019 percent\u2018 who never registered, and \u2018this-would brin ng tbe the total f for the month\u201d ta upwards © Dominion Land: Officé entries throughout the west May, with several offices yet to.hear from, totalled 1 002, compared: WHE 817 entries in May las nee \u2014\u2014 = PATENT REPORT.- Mr.: Owen N.Evans, Solicitor of Patents and \u2018Expert, Temple Building, Teports the following United States and Canadian patents granted to.Canadians last week: ; United States\u2014701,851, ore separator and classifier,\u201d Charles\u201d Culver: 701,856.peat- ing machine,* Oliver S.H&mmand; 101.89, method \u201cof purifying -acetylene gas, John | A.Burgeea: 701,996; stamp affixer, Benjamin H.Calkin; 702,081, muffler, Anson G.Ronan 7 702; 108, combined frame and regis: or: \"games, shall; 70, 144, ae \u201cEdward M.Morgan: 702; i204; \"hair, Alfred J.Morley: 705989.fird escape, Gmertl Tardif; 702,287, vehicle brake, Wm.A.Critchlow.Canada\u201476.170,\" \u2018soldering devices, David Trench; - 76,174, apparatus for d'sintegrating ahd drybng pulp, Francis C.Crean; 76,195, phonograph, Charles W.Vernon; 76,219, bandollers and cartridge her, Thomas G.Wilson; 76,221, grain uocrs, Victor F.Wil- Ram \u201c16,225, lace- protectors for shoes, T.Angergon:: 76,231, cream separator, I.i TACK ENOWLEDGMENTS.Th sept the Working Girls\u2019 Frome, SH 2434 St.Bitherine street, gratefully ; 1p-|a « donations received from \u2018the pett\u2019s \u2018statement of | ef in every.wdy | men ay Jeon real merchants wio pragtoisly satisfactory; | \u2018The in ation Dead \u2018res, the \u2018éppeal tor thelr \u2018Semple wae the off thee if tal : M ACHINERY FOR SALE.Londonderry Lithia Spring Water amon the Rev.Mr.> Gilmour, and the |.John } \u201c| ficers: Grand master, M Ebemezer R.Mar- ul he Advertisements, THE LAKE.SHORE LOAD TO: MORROW Hs sure to be a big one.- Already we have orders booked for a load to St, Anes & Alone, Still we are ready\u2019 for all comers\u2014Montreal West; Lachine, Dorval, Valois, \u2018Strathmore.Lakeside, Pointe.Claire, Beaconse field and Beaurepaire \u2014clear through to St.Anne de Bellevue, LEAVE \u2018YOUR ORDERS.TO-DAY FRASBE, VIGER & 60.Order up one of FRASERS \u201cSPECIAL\u201d HAMS.Dry Cured: after the Danish.process.\u2018We guarantee every Ham perfection itself.\u201d \"«.AND.- Poland Spring Mineral Water FRESH FROM THE SPRINGS.- FRASER, VIGER .& CO., Importers, Italian Warehouse, 207, 209 and 211 St.James 8 \u2014_\u2014 24045 + Summer - Resorts pu Families moving out of city for summer, months \u2018can drrange to have marketings expressed in neat \u201c boxes or baskets FREE OF CHARGE, at Lamb\u2019 s Market, 24 University Street.ofstatotiänotet nt 3 | The Next House To Be Robbed 9.May Be Yours, especially.if it is vacant during the summer - months.You had better protect yourself against loss.Get one of our burglary i fhaut- \u2018ance policies.: \u2018Then if your house i is entered: by burglars we will pay for property.sien, as.well as for any damage they- may do.Mau J.42 THE DOMINION \u2018BURGLARY.GUARANTEE co, .|- \u2014\u2014LIMITED, \u2014\u2014 140 St, Peter Street, Montreal.ROOFING.a \u2018 i; \u2014Sparbam Fireproof Cement Roof Protected by Trace ax \u2018and\u2019 Fatont.The Ouly Ralisbis Root for our climete\u201430 years\u201d proof: ! levees ADVANTAGES.Li Smooth, saows blow off 48, Any dofoct lossted foots guarsnteed aTentosd 5 1 2e } Prices accordingly.GUARBANTEE.r=, PRET Bn Debind 1b to jt value I THE SPARNAM yixrnooy Pe \"à or ire oa putes with the roof, and thet ts Ty te SET SA JAMES MREST.\u201cTHE SPARHAN i FIREPROOF.ROOFING CO\u2019Y._W.1, MALTBY, Mao, Direcher.CAMPRELL 2 GILDAY, Agents.FIREPROOF.nos, easly | MARRIAGE LICENSES.MONEY TO LEND.Cushing& Barron MER.] NOTARIES & COMMISSIONERS, Paris, June 13\u2014As Soi Sel of the Merchants Bank.Main\u2019 BBE suit begun in Jamrary, 1899, by Madame 205 ST.JAMES Bl.former editor.of the \u2018Siecle,\u2019 and against \u2018court \u201chas condemned M WIDOW GETS DAMAGES JUDGMENT IN.THE HENRY-REIN- ACH CASE IN FAVOR OF THE Henry, widow of Lieut.-Col.gi (who ; ; committed suicide in prison efter having ) ; LL © confessed forgery of a document in the i Dreyfus case) against Ji Reinach, -that paper, 200,000 francs damages being |.(BALADY © = \u2018claimed for injury \u2018to herwelf from the ; FOR TABLE AND COOKING, accusations against\u2019 her deceased hus- 1 Gallen, 1 Gallon, 5 Gallems, band by 'M.Reinach im he \u201cSiecle,\u201d the Original Tins.Reinach and LEENING, MILES & Co, \u2018the manager of the Siecle\u2019 to pay.500 IMPORTERS\" ITA! IAN PRODUCTS, francs to the widow, 500 francs to her son andthe costs,of the action.\u2018The judgment said that in fixing the ges, the court took into account the good faith of the defendants and the absence of any.intention on their part | to \u2018injure the \u201cwidow and onphan, and allo e circumstances under whith they atted \u2018after the revelation of the odious crime committed by him against whose memory they produced their imprudent \u2018allegations.\u2019 MARRIAGE LICENSES, - ISSUED BY ° .JOHN M.M.DUFF, - CHARTERED ACCQUNTANT, © i NORTH-WEST MASONS.Calgary, N W.T., June 13.\u2014The Grasd Lodge of \"Free Masons of Manitoba and the BR orth-West, at present in session here, yesterday, electe the following of: of Hill, Myérs, M.P.grand- master, Braithwaite: grand senior warden, .K.Bro.the Rev.Andrew Chisholm; mand junior warden, Bio.G.w Baker; grand treasurer, R.W: Bro.John MeKechnie; grand secretary, K.Rr Nguglos der Is abaotutely pure.; It makes delicious buns, breakfast rolls, ete.Is more econbraical than other high grade baking - \u201cpowders and costs W.Bro.Ses .Ovas; grand registrar, less.Any first-class grocer can Y- the R Bro.G.H.Webster; the supply you.: A ; rand \u201coy plain, the R.W.Bro! the CTT qe fev F.Webb: grand tyler; R.W.Bro.: + John ieBride ; _ , \u2014\u2014 \u2018NEW \"SOHOLATERIP FoR Wy-| R.\u2018A.DUNTON, B.C L Toronto, June 13.\u2014Mr.James R.- Rob: \\ NOTARY, Ete.TEMPLE BUJLBING, 185 St.James Street.ow Si Cols Bor th Ee to Wycliffe College for the \u2018estab FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT,\u2019 \u2018mént of sch bips which will bellied after bis s sam.vale bel Mission LICENSES ISSURD.| / as PE ee mani or, rat aie 1 Fp tr or mm IK | 5 Ë 4 RN INE REY ° Arnis a Lyme J Fampiy, June 13, 1902, Dr.Chase fo the Lumber Camp.The Exposure and Hardships of Camp Life Bring on Kid ney Disease, Backache and Rhoumatism\u2014The Lumberman\u2019s Favourite Remedy Is DR.CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS.It is to the teamsters, farmers, rail- voaders, lumbermen, above all others, that Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills prove their marvellous control over kidney disease, backache and accompanying ills.to cold, dampness, sudden change of temperature amd the strain and jar of active, vigorous life, frequent- | ly bring on dérangements of the kidneys, bowels and bladder, and consequent pains and aches in back and limbs.John lumberman, Trenton, Ont., states: \u201cThrough exposure to all sorte of weather in the lumber camp, and as a result of the strain of my work, I became a sufferer from kidney à > which in my case took the form of very severe pains across the back, over the kidneys and down the hips.When in the woods cutting down trees these pains would come on me with such force that I would have to give up work and return to camp, entirely used UD.; \u201cFinding that a number of the boys in camp used Dr.Chese\u2019s Kidney-Liver Pills, I decided to try them, and did eo with splendid results, as they thoroughly cured me, I feel like my old self agam, and can work just as good as the next one.I am grateful for this cure, and honestly believe that Dr.Chase\u2019s Kidney-Liver Pills are the greatest medicine there is for kidney diseases.\u201d Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills have by far the largest sale in Canada of any similar preparation.They have \u2018proven their right to a place in every home as the most thoroughly reliable medicine that science has devised, They are prompt and matural in action, and regu- date and invigorate the kidmeys, liver and bowels as no other medicine was ever known to do.You can scarcely meet a penson but can tell you of remarkable cures brought about by this treatment.- One pill à dose, 25 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.Toronto.\u2014 TOO MUCH EVIDENCE TAKEN vw \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 in the case of Towner vs.Raymond, \u2018the plaintiff claimed $200 damages on the ground that defendant had cut down trees on a property which he occupied under a lease.The Superior Court held that Raymond had not done anythin contrary to the terms of his lease an dismissed the action.In confirming that judgment this morning, the Court of § iew remerked that it was too bad that over $300 should have been ex- \u2018pended in taking down evidence for a cage in which $200 only were involved.tetera THE ROYAL ST.LAWRENCE YACHT CLUB.Rates will be held to-morrow afternoon at Lakeside for the two, three and four-taters and :Seawenhaka Cup defenders, and, weather .permitting, @ large turnout i expected.The club launch will leave Dorval as soon after the ar- rivel of the 1.30 train as can be arrange ed, with the yachts in tow, and wi meet the 2.15 train eb Lakeside.The cu, defenders will cross ithe.line first, followed by the four, three and two-raters in the order named, with intervals of three minutes between the start of each class.Further instructions will be posted on the eign board carried by the club \u2018steamer.Mr.Arthur Hersey has kindly consented to act as officer of the day.LABOR TROUBLES.The Iron Moulders met im their hall on St.James ares last might, (nd heard the repor their representatives in conference with the Foundry Associ ation.They demand $2.50 a day, on account of the increased cost of living; the association claims that it cannot ive more than 92.30, in the present con- ition of trade.The conference will sit The joint committees of the etone- masons and the bricklayers will meet in St.Joseph's Hall on Twesday night, when tlie stonemasons will explain the injury they suffer.by the fact that much ott stone for the city is dressed outside the city, thus depriving citizens of work.ww os ===> ACTION FOR DAMAGES DISMISSED The Court of Review, this morning, confirmed.the judgment of the Superior Court, dimrriæihg the action of J.Cue- riere, who: claimed damages from his employer, E.W.the lows of three fingers.tre was working at a planing machine when the | mocident occurred, and the majority of the court held that it was due to his .own fault in not seeing that the machine vis.proper fixed.Judge Pagnuelo was property ditsentted from the majority of the court.-:A \"RESIDENCE BROKEN INTO.< 7 Me À Widinèr Nelles, whose sumer J Jeside .is at ee aida visit \u201cto.city residence on anade ave- \u2018nue y, and was prise to find \u2018that an entrance had.: ar, who must have \u2018frightened.off: without doing more than nominal damage, .- Means were.À whole Heney, on account of.been effected a n ce Ta first, A FINE SYSTEM Youchers in 35,000 Boxes MODERN SYSTEM FOR GIVING LIGHT, HEAT AND COMPRESSED AIR.There are many interesting features in connection with the general offices of the C.P.R.of which the public have no knowledge, Below the surface, for example, there is a series of vaults and apartments in which all the vouchers of the company are kept\u2014vouchers which are kept in 35,000 boxes, and which are ever increasing.There is not a cheque or receipt or voucher ever issued by the company since its inception which cannot be discovered at a glance by the competent clerks who are in charge of this department.Nothing has been burned.Not a document has been lost.Each can be discovered in a twinkling.The voucher boxes have been arranged upon & series of shelves which reach from the floor to the high ceiling.The public are {rampling overhead; the trains rumbie; but below in this large space a curious work goes on from day to day.Mr.Ogden, the third vice-president, gave a great deal of study to this matter, and takes pride in the arrangement, which was his own device.He himself could or that document was, but he rarely, as a fact, requires documents, for he has such a memory that when date or figure is wanted he brings it forth from the recesses of his mind, however ancient the one or unimpoftant the other may be.This voucher department is growing so rapidly that the day will come, one mence to burn, for if 35,000 boxes have been reached in eighteen\u2019 years, what amount of room would be required for housing in 1 years at the rate at which the great corporation is growing?.\u2019 ose.to the voucher department is the transforming department.- The C.R.used to make its own electricity; at present, it contracts for it.The machinery connected with the \u2018transforming and distribution of this power over the building and throughout the yard is of a complex character, but 1t is thoroughly understood in all its details by Mr.James Murphy, the head stationary engineer, who has set up an electric machine, which rings all the bells in the building, thus doing away with the Storage batteries\u2014the only machine of its kind in this country.glance at the power-house might not be amiss, \u2018seeing that the new machinery has only lately been installed, and that no notice has hitherto beei taken of it.This power-house is on Donegani street, and is fitted up with the\u2019 most improved machinery for giving compressed air and heat throughout the entire building and station yards.- ; This machinery, sustained in activity through the means of four boilers, acts automatically, and .gives heat to the cars and heat to the whole building at a moment\u2019s notice (unlike the old \u2018hot water system, by which you had to heat the water slowly, while you wanted it quickly), drives \u2018the elevators, gives the barber air to be used upon his customers, and keeps the whole place in a thoroughly comfortable condition.That 1s to say, there are no alternations.of heat and cold, for you can have whatever temperature\u201cyou want, and have it all the time.very patent device has been employed, such as patent atokers for the boilers, steel bins for the coal, steel roof for the boiler house, polished brass fittings, engines and machinery Jlistening like a new pin\u2014the ect admirable from the point of view of efficiency and neatness.Indeed, it was the remark this forenoon that one could eat off the floor of the power house, Mr.Murphy has the supreme control, and i assisted by Mr.J.McNeece.Murphy is'& man of great practical experience, upon whom the company relies in all matters relating to practical mechanics, \u2014\u2014 NEW CLERGUE STORY WHICH DEALS WITH THE CANADA ATLANTIC AND OTHER RAIL- WAYS\u2014IT IS QUESTIONED.A Sault Ste.Marie, Mich., despatch of to-day states that Mr.Clergue had returned from Ottawa after meeting.with the directors of the congolidated company and negotiating, at the instance of Dr.Webb, for the purchase of the Canada Atlantic Railway for the Clergue syndicate.\u2018Lhe despatch further states that Dr.Seward Webb had been at the \u2018Soo\u2019 a few days ago, in conference with Mr.Clergue, and that the alleged proposal to purchase the Canada Atlantic is part of a plan to combine the Canadian orthern, - the Manitoulin.and North them with the Canada Atlantic in a transcontinental road in opposition to the Canadian Bpeific Railway.i Mr.H.A.Hodge, president of the Quebec Southern Railway, smiled this afternoon when shown the.despatch, and remarked that Dr.Webb had gone to the Restigouche some time since on a be at the \u2018Soo\u2019 at the same time.As to the Canada Atlantic option, he had heard that there had, after all, been some arrangement or extension in Dr.Webb's favor, reaching to June 28.He would be surprised there were anything in the Clergue story.: am ELECTRICIANS ELECT OFFICERS.Quebec, June 13.\u2014 Very interesting papers by Mr.E.A.Evans, of Quebce on \u2018Electric suburban railways,\u201d and b; Mr.À.A.Dion, of Ottawa, on the use of storage batteries in electric distribu- | tion systems, were read and discussed at this morning's session-of the Electrical Association, which then proceeded to the election of its officers for the ensuing: year, with the following results :\u2014Presi dent, Mr.B.F, Reesor, of Lindsay, Ont.; vice-president, Mr.E, ) bec; second vice-president, Mr.R.B Thornton, Montreal; secretary treasurer, .C.H.Mo¥t.mer,.Toronto; executive cothmittee, Messrs.J.J.Wright, A.A.: n Db; ;-Nelles.to.protect his.house.from y pe motion ect hip.house } Dion.J.Rule.O.Higntan, À.How the C.P.R.Keeps its almost tell-you in the dark where this! supposes, when the company must com- | the course of the next ten Shore, and the Algoma Central, uniting- fishing excursion and could not very well | Side, Quer | P, G.Gossler, E.A.Evans, A.B.Sm: A, A, Wright and G.Henderson.\" Moronto was chosen as the nreetifif\u2019] place of the next convention.The elec tricians are enjoying a steamboat tour around the harbor thm afternoon.QUESTIONS & ANSWER MEDICAL.I COMPLEXION.us \u2018A Subscriber\u2019 asks Jf there js any dure Complexion is otherwise clean.\u201d Ans.\u2014 The best thing to do is to bathe the face at night alternately with cold and\u2019 very het water and then thoroughly massage the: face with the fingers and rub with a rough towel.Do not use creams or any oily preparation.Afterwards dust with toilet powder, NERVOUS, .\u2018Granite State'\u2014Wife, aged 42, has been troubled for years with a pain at the back of the head, which sometimes extends to the top.Generally worse in the mornin Bi even after good night\u2019s sleep.She uiuily\u2019 sleeps well, but sometimes has a bad night; In a very bad attack of the headacht If feels as if the head were being drawn backward and only her head and hips rests ing on the bed.The pain is usually like a feeling of fulness accompanied with heat and a feeling of tension.Any miéntal effort or worry augments the trouble.Even writing a letter affects her so that she can scarcely express her thoughts.Ans,\u2014The trouble seems to be a form of pervogs: haustion.© Probably the best thing - would be to consult a nerve specialist; \u201cA: course of massage with the application of electricity would most likely cure.Medt- cines are not much use.A short residence ino sanitorlum would be the very bost ng.el SWEET SPIRITS OF NITRE.\u2018Subscriber\u2019 \"asks for the remedial éf-| fects of sweet spirits of nitre and of aro: matic spirits of ammonia.Ans.\u2014Swest spirits of nitre.promotes perspiration, some» what Increases the secretion of urine, dnd allays nervous irritation.The dose for ful.Used in medicinal doses it is harmldss, \u2018but when inhaled continuously or taken in large amount it may be poisonous.has resulted in children when large amounts | have been taken by mistake.Aromitic fusible stimulant on the heart and.olreii- lation.When used in any quantity 4t acts ag an irritant poison to the stomach and intestines.ER ENLARGED LIVER.oo X.Y.Z.has a little girl aged five.A year ago she had a small growth left shoulder, just in front of the arm, which \"was removed by operation.Since: September last has been running down\u2019 In\u2019 health.About the middle of October shé developed jaundice, the skin and eyes\u2019 hè-.ing quite yellow and the urine dark; was | treated for this but got no better.About middle of December was very wedk dnd passed blood by the bowel.At present is a'little better, but gets fevered about vnee in two weeks.She eats well between the attacks and only complains of slight headache.Aps.\u2014Your little girl is probably stffering, so far as we may judge from: the description, from a form of hardening or fibrosis of the liver.It is, of courte, impossible to go Into the merits of - the: case not seeing the child.The prospect af cure \u2018in such a case is unfortunately promising.- I would certainly mink by the doctor.He - wlll be able.rto relieve, if not cure, and it is not likely that you can do any good Certainly those you mention will do mare harm than good, Cases such as you-de- ecribe are very distressing, but not much can be done for them.Make .the child-es comfortable as you can, and @ not dose her with everything you can think of.- - DISINFECTANTS.+ \u2018A Subscriber\u2019 asks what disinfeetany should be used after a case of smallpox.s \u2014It seems to us that this imaîter should be taken off your hands by the icoal health authorities, The best thing is'to wash the floor and walls of the room with the proportion of one to five hundred.This\u2019 may be used on metal furnifure also.Then the room should be fumigated either with sulphur or formaldehyde.You can burn: one pound of sulphur for, each thousand cubic feet of space.By far the lest disinfectant is formaldehyde as it penetrates into clotbing much better than anything else, It has to be used in a speôlal gas generator, so that probably It would not be available for you.All clothing or .articles that are of no great value should be burned.After fumigating with sulpaur all linen, - sheets, etc., should be boiled fcr half an hour.Afterwards the windows may be thrown open and free access .of lght and air given.This should be- done.every day for a month before the .:60m is occupied again.Before fumigating be careful to seal up all windows, doors and chimneys with paper to confine the gas.DANDRUFF.oe \u2018J.8.\u201d asks for something to prevent hair falling out.Is troubled with dandruff aid itchiness of the scalp.Ans.\u2014The hair had better be kept short for atime to allow the remedies to act.Comb twice a week \"with à small-toothed comb to remove dust and scales.Brush vigorously with a stiff brish night and morning.Once a week wash the soap such as castile.Finally, Chureh, | will preach he sermon; gd | \u201cSituations Vacant.SS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | = ~ WANTED, THREE PROTESTANT Teach A! pply to etary4Treasurer, J.JONES, Bene Vale P.O., Que.\u2019 WANTED, MEN TO WORK IN FAGTORT! Steady employment: wéges, $5 per week.Common street.WANTED, A GENERAL SERVANT ; NO washing; extension kitchen.Apply to Mrs, SKAIFE, 88 Church Hill avenue, West- mount ! 12 WANTED, FARMER, MAN AND WIFE, without small children.Address, stating wages, with or without board, FARMER, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.13- WANTED, A PROTESTANT TEACHER, holding a Model Diploma, to take charge of Grenville Village School, No.2, for thé térm commencing Sept.Ist, 1902 ; salary, 4250:00.Address N.LOU UGHREN, Sec.-Treasurer, Grenville, Que, 12 WANTED, AN APPRENTICE FOR THE Ruling tment.MORTON, FHIL- LIPS & CO., 1785 Notre Dama street, WANTED, YOUNG GIRL,ABOUT 15 years for Uebt ght housework.Apols 2 Untyer- Bity street.ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED.THR .\u2018war is over.vhs, clearing sa.do to $20.00 dally, \u2018Pictorial Énistory of \u2018Our War In bo Africa.\u201d Highest endorsements.Everybody wants it.= \u201cContains thrilling history of the brave deeds of oar boys in the war, and complete - bietory of the War-and.the country, 600 Only $1.50.Freight and duty pald.c Outfit free.COLONIAL\u2018 PUBLISHING co.Dept.2, Chicago.WANTED \u2014 HANDS, - FITTERS, MA « chine, milling.LINOTYPE Sonat.TANTED, FIRST-CLASS .CABINET MAKERS, Canadian Pacific Rallway Car Shops, Hochelaga.Employment Wanted.ey conte WANTED,-BY A RESPECTABLE Colored Giri,- position as nurse, in good family; excellent reference and experience.Apply 89 St.Alexander street, Dear St; Ca- theribe.12 1 WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, A \u201cFois tion as assistant book-keeper or similbr WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN TRON Germany, a position as a teacher of the German language; one Who has a good Knowledge \u2018of the Bnglieù language, and could also teach tin and Greek.Apply to the REV.ENJ.P, LEWIS, Ibecville, Que.0° A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD BUSINRÉS erience, desires office work, or any dther \u2018employment, in any: capacity.Address, R.H.R., 278 Chargon street.Rousekespér, or care of house for sum- city mferènces.Adurers Hogss- XB HÉPRR, \u2018Witness* Ofice._ Rooms and Board.=== ES To LET, IN A SMAUL, QUIET FAMILY, -to an elderly lady, a .nicely furnished room, with board and home comforts.Address QUIET HOME, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Rooms to Let.COMFORTABLE, FURN private family.Personal.\u2014 it is \u2018contrary to tho provisions of the postal lnws to deliver letters adâressed initiais only ;' an advertiser desiring a box at this office ; ten cents the price of the advertisement covers expenses in connection therewith, nciyding the forwarding of letters.- Notices._ P.Bargains.sr der, suitable for school or smafl church.328 Grosvenor avenue, Westmount.\u201d DY terms of payments, Parlor, Bedroom aid ts, Ollcloths, Curtains, Stoves, ete, PEE 3.PRINCE CO.3% 6 ne \u2018Lawrence street.\"$2; Cut Maple, 32.50; Tamarac.$1.75; Mill Blocks, 31.50, cut any delivered anywhere in the © LARMID.Richmond\" sous Ball RAND SAFES Blocks, Lot Shelving and and Stattonery Erin NOR for sale Era .; y 78 rin ss TO EX good agrloul for property a city or 8.TH.\u2018Witness\u2019 Oftpe.TARN FOR BALE.\"beatitifuily sl situated term of 18 about 50 miles from\u2019 Montreal, contain: -oro THE J.CRADDOCK SIMPSON EAL ESTATE AGEN SEAL ESTATE 4 AGENCY 08 work In an office, a grad of Ontario Business College, Belleville.Address - B.C.12, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.42.WANLED, BY A WIDOW, SITUATION ag ISHED ROOM; 2670 St.Catherine street.ADVERTISERS ARE REMINDEL THAT = conceal his or her identily may econent- -.exper eo FOB ob Bone Packages, {and dé: J1- such Uvered Fi Boat \u2018or Rai Corfier Metcalfe and, St, Catherine Sta.Bell Phones Up 1237, Up 1238.Boe.cmos 0 and up-}- BE ERVONA (oid slorsre coo whic Juno 4 \u2018Leith Service.; \u201cPICNIC PARTIES | CORONATION DAY DOMINION DAY, First Class Rety- Tickets will be isue) to all Canadian Pacific Ry.Stations in Canada, Port Arthur,Ont., Sault Ste, Marie, Mich.Detroit, Mich., end East at -SINGLEFARE dune pu & 26th, (June th) - AND (July 188) June Br.oer! as return until July 3nd, and at FROM WINDSOR ST.BT.JOHN, N.B., HALIFAX, {7.40 p.m.Boston, TORONTO, RE = S 80am, (6) 140p.m., Hupsom HzrènTs {additional train) (a}12.30 p,m, rs June 15th, mnning Dindaor St.St.Wednesdays spd Fridays at 1140 a tm.good return until 27th, also June 30th sz, sy lat, good to ONE FARE AND oNE-THIED aime jth, to Ju 1st \u201cinch 5 turn until July 3rd, 5 inclusive, good tor rs CHANGES IN TIME, (Faking Effect June 15th, 1902) STATION, 9.00 a.m., 3.00 p.m.9.30 a.m., *10.00 p.m.40pm, Retz arr.3.00 p.m.INPRO VED OTTAWA SERVICE.Windsor Bt.vis Short Line.o\u2026bf5am, Sao am, (ll 11.40 am p.m.Arr, Otiam, +.11,45 2.10, *#240p.m, (e)240 pm pm, + pag.\u201d Saturdays Feidpra.Other Grains wook \u201cFrom Pince Viger via North Shore.Ly.Montreal.(Ce yuan only.1 Ex.Saturda, d Sundare\u201d (a) Wednesdars anh ye only.cn AWam Frem Place Viger Station.5.68pm QUEBEC; 8.30 a.m, 2.20 p.re, \u201c11 p.m.THREE RIVERS, £30 am.230 p.m, 5 p.m.\"lip.me Alms 9 am, (6) 125p.m., (v)515nm, a LABRLLE, (W9am, (HLBpm, 59 po.\u201c82 Jzmoxx.daa, () 145 pm, 5.50 p.m., (6) 6.25 .Jorma 20d Br.GABETRL, 8.504.(6) 1.55 pm, 8; *Dail rues starday aid Sunday.Dally.(1) Fridays ima edaps and La Enr (4) Saturdays only.PERIAL LIMITED Service will be ed' between Montreal and Vancouver, OTe as an additional train, leaving \u2018Trans-Contivental troin will leave at 9.402 m.instead of 9.30 a.m.as at present.MONTREAL, PORTLAND AND OLD ORCHARD.Through Parlier.will be resumed, June, Cafe Dining Cars em Day trains bee tweën Montreal aaa A Torcate and_Te- rente and Detroit, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.THROUGH COACH AND SLEEPING CAR, From Windsor St.7.45 p.m.dail; ex Sunde .8 p.m, after 14th June, - pe T ¥ CITY TIGKETand TELRERAPEN SPPISE Ofies,).ie ST, SAME ST.inoxt Post and sieept commencin, Eada to 16th Fare hers at \"| leaves Mon at450p.m., Hamilton 5:50 p.m., London Detrait 9.6 adm A sai Port Port Saran, Mich Qu Dood going June 36, 3.Return limit June ER July 1, ine.Retum limit xc - Moëtreat : Comme sax cas fr Portland aa aad Old Me., will | hère at 29rd, A Cal Pali meals sotring meals ala In Carig hod refreation ED.N - mxhip lin\u2019 botireen * w nn a AND FRUN i CORONATION DAY, JUNE 26th.DOMINION.DAY, JULY Ist, batween all stations Ca: Return Tickets will be En Jrstoine = Single ale rare Led ous good, ay \u201cJune > and J Return vas im Put draps Fare and \"ac gr ing June 2th to 1902.Portland and Old Orchsrd.gh Parlor and Sleeping Car Rerrice.Sanday, June P:2nd.through sleep eave 2» p.m., and commencing Monday, June throngh parlor ears for sans points 8.00 Ta and nd continue running reat tereatier um THE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED treal daily at 9.00 a.m., arrives Toronto 7.42 m.(Oentrai Tine) \u2018and Ohicago 7 train, ary.TICKET OFFICES, 137 St.J Btreet, Bonaventure Station.Telephones Main 460 an % ; d 461.x INTERCOLONIAL p.m.pein E TIFFIN, , RAILWAY ss: SEASIDE TRAINS For au Lower St, Lawrence Points.Cotimenting- Fridey, - \u2019:June 6, and con- \u2018tioning .every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday.evening during- the summer season, 8 special -train wil \u201cleave Montreal at 7.6 FOR ST.HYACINTHE, DRUMMONDVILLE, FORESTDALE; LEVIS, QUEBEC, : MONTMAGNT, L\u2019ISLET, ST.ANNE, ST: PASCHAL, RIVIDRE DU LOUP, \"CACOUNA,.TROIS\" PISTOLES, BIC, RIMOUSKI, ST.FLAVIE, ST.OCTAVE, And LITTLE METIS.-\u2014\" SPORTSMEN'S TRAIN.For.ihe.\u2018comfort of \u201cTrout and Salmon Fishermen, a Special Sleeping Car will be \"attached to the Merltime Express, leaving Montreal on Tuesdays and Fridays, commencing.June: 3rd, to be cut off at Meta pedia.Returning, -this car leavés Meta- Wednesdays and Saturdays.am\u2014 ary TICKET OFFICE \u201c48ST.JAMES STREET.KR, A.PRICE, Trafio 27gr., - A.G.P.A., ve Mi Montreal.oneton.1 | quan = table for an eer ) Ly 9 t f + ¢ \u20ac ] 3 W \\ < q 4 :l \u201c\u20ac 1 4 mt FYE WT eed Qed lifetime, of the Same place, Esquir THE WATEROUS ENGINE NOW IN Fripay, June 13, 1902, Advertisements.| Tonight It your liver is out of order, causing Biliousness, Sick Headache, Hearts burn, or Constipation, take a dose of Hood\u2019s Pills On retiring, and tomorrow your die gestive organs will be regulated and ou will be bright, active and ready or any kind of work.This has been the experience of others; it - will be yours.HOOD\u2019'S PILLS are sold by sll medicine dealers.25 cts.Mosquitoes, Mosquitoes, Mosquitoes.: Black Flies, Black Flies, \u2014- Black Flies.Gentlemen of the Rod and Gun going to the country, are respectfully notified that the above mentioned (natives) will be out en masse to welcome them, end fhe only | reliable preventive is a bottle of ASH'S FOREST FRIEND.Price 252 znd 50c.J.A, HARI: DRTGSGIST, 1786 Notre Dame Street.Province of Quebec, District of Montreal, N THE SUPERIOR COURT.No.747.David S.Leach, Advocate, of the City and District of Montreal, and Dame Jessie Rennie Leach, of the same place, widow of the late Thomas F.Q.Howell, In bis e, Plaintiff, \u2014 V8.\u2014 Willlam Declare Redmayne, of the City wd: District of Montreal, gentleman, | Defendant.The Defendant is ordered to- appear within one month.Montreal, June 12th, 1902.B.BRANCHAUD, Deputy Prothonotary.T.P.BUTLER, 10 Hospital st., Montreal, - \u201cAttorney for Plaintiff.Plain mere NEW FIRE ENGINES THE CITY TO BE TESTED\u2014TO CHANGE FIREMEN\u2019S UNIFORM.\u2019 \u2014 - \u201cThe Fire Committee met yesterday and decided to make a radical change in firemen\u2019s winter uniforms, BEE btn these have been of navy blue cloth, but they have not worn altogether.satisfactorily, and largely at the suggestion of Alderman Walsh, who is à practical .tailor, the committee has decided to have ws nier prenons | inf fntyre made hack grey Ar aus t eee \u201che \u2018chaïnéan, y Alderman XR Étb bertaon, brought up thé question of the.selection of the two new fire engines.1t wilt be remembered that \u2018only.two tenders for the supply of these engines have been, received, both from Canadian makers, the Rorald Company, of am, Orit., and the Watotous Company, of Brantford.Ald.n remarked yesterday that it Bob time to proceed sea with the selection of the engines, The Waterous Company had gent one af its engines to Montreal to be tested, and claimed that it could do as good * work \u201cas the Lafrance engine, which was the last and most expensive added te the \u2018department.He thought that the: department might proceed to test the en- In reply to à question as to his opin- jon, Chief Benoit remarked that the engine looked very well.Ald.\"Nelson \u2018said that he bad been told that the engine was superior to the france.It was decided to make immediate arrangements for the test.The usual batch of tenders for coal at combine prices were received, and it was decided to divide the contract up between seven dealers, one to be nominated by.each member of the coni- mittee.+ \u2014 NEWS IN BRIEF.- Mr.Thomas À.Edison: is expected at Sault Ste.: Marie soon to start his summer\u2019s work in the Canadian nickel belt WYKEHAM HOUSE SCHOOL PRIZES DISTRIBUTED BY MAYOR LIGHTHALL.The prize-winners of Wykeham Houss School, Westmount, received the re \u2018wards \"of their labors at Victoria Hall \u2018last evening.Mayor Lightball presided, made a congratulatory speech, and presented the prizes.Messrs, Holmes Ort and Arblaster, the Hier, 8s; Prof.McGowan and Dr.Elder, also spoke.The following is the prize list : Form I.(upper)\u2014Class, N.Root; Latin and French, N.Root; arithmetic, G.H.Kohl.pEorm I.(intermediate)\u2014Class, W.H.ver.Form I.(lower)\u2014Class, D.Jackson ; Latin and French, M.O'Halloran; arith metic, J.Pullen.Form II.\u2014Clase work, G.H.Savage.Form, III.\u2014Exams., ¢.L.Townsend.Lower preparatory\u2014Class, A.Rose- vesr Swimming\u2014one length: 1, G.H.Kohl; 2.D.Jackson.Three lengths; 1.C Drager; 2.0, Popham.Four lengths: Popham; 2 2.L.Higgins.Diving: y Win .Draper, ellen.Vienna, June 13.\u2014~There was a .scene of wild disorder in the Reichsrath yesterday during the debate on the Danube Navigation agreement.Herr Schoener er, a leader of the Pan-German perty, and Dr.Wolff, another leader of the same panty, exchanging insults and finally boxed each .other\u2019s ears.It was necessary for friends of the rival leaders to drag them apart, amid cheers and jeers from the galleries.BIBLE LIGHT.\u201cFRIDAY, JUNE 13, ME._ Who is this Me\u2019 ?Jesus, the Son of Man, Christ, the Son of God, who was with God, who is God.The One, seli- existing, \u2018ever-living, real God.(John L, 1; Heb.xiii, 8.) The One -who laid aside the glory of His deity, and clothed.imself in human form.» Hi, 6, 75 Heb.ii.3 16.) What does this One say to man?1.Come unto Me, for what men crave, peace and rest.2.Learn of Me.Enter into my service and imitate My meekness and humility.No liv- men can say that to hig fellow men.xi, 28-20.) 3.Follow Meet ps they followed Him: Then He called two others, who were mending their nets, and immediately they followed Him.Reader, imitate them, for this is the word of Jesus to\u2018you, \u2018Follow Me) (Matt.iv., 18-22.) 4.Trust Me, \u2018(John xiv., 1.) \u2019 Just \u2018as \u2018firmly as ye believe in , 80 believe in Me.5.Abide in Me.Apart from Me ye-can do nothing.(John xV., 4, 5.)* Always looking to Jesus and a constant dependence upon Him is the no success in service without Him.Ho is more willing to be with us than we are to have His presence and help.When the disciples were in trouble ut Jesus drew near.When Paul was before Nero, the Lord was the only one who stood by him.-6.Be witnesses unto Me.(Acts i i, 8.) Love and gratitude should prompt to this.If we know Him, if we have had.experiences of Him, we shall want to tell others.Besides, this i is His command to us, \u2018Go, tell others.\u201d (Luke viii., 30.) 7.reward, He that overcometh shall sit with Me in My throne, (Rev.iii.21.; till all His redeemed ones are with Him.Advertisements, The Dr.Deimel Underwear.north of Sudbury.Nelson Wood, the ten-year-old son of | George Wood, blacksmith, was killed ty lightning at Wallaceburg, Ont., last evening during a heavy thunderstorm.The Count and Countess Rochambeau, who arrived in New York several weeks ago to attend the unveiling of the Rochambeau statue at Washington, sailed for France yesterday.Rear Admiral John C.Watson and Gen.James H.Wilson, who wil represent the navy and army of the United States at.the coronation of King Edward, reached London yesterday.my A Mid-summer Nights Dream.The Queens Lace Handkeréhief Lovers\u2019.Quarrel: Gavotte.La Oarmencita,from \u2018Oarm A Night in Japan.- - The Festival of Vésta._ | The Bohemian Girl.\u201cGrand Military Cotiilion and derclothing cannot appreciate what real summer comfort means until they have tried this cool, porous, ventilating Underwear.: Our booklet, free, will.tell you sll about it.: Deimel Linen Mesh Co., - 2202 St, Catherine Street\u2026 erton Forms IIT.and I1.\u2014Writing, A.H.Elder.Preparatory \u2014 Class, L.G.Gillett; arithmetic, J.B.Thom; writing, L.@ ett \u2019 LIVELY SCENE IN THE RHICHS.RATH.Forms- III.and II \u2014Mapping, B.Pink-| onl way of safety.No spiritual strength | Wearers of the ordinary un- The heart of Jesus will not be satiefied | Castoria is for Infants\u2019 and Children.children.Mothers have repeatedly told mie | that I reconimend it as superior to auy pre of its good effect upon their children.\u201d : \u2018THE MONTREAL DAILY Advertisements.WITNESS, \u2018What is Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregeric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.It \u2018contains netther Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance.It is Pleasant.Its guarantee is thirty years\u2019 use by Millions of Mothers.Oastoria destroys Worins and.allays Feverishness.Castoria cures Diarrhoea 8nd Wind Colic.- Castoria relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.Castoria assimilates.the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels.of Infants and Children, giving healthy and natural sleep.Castoria ia the Children\u2019s Panacea\u2014The Mother\u2019s Friend.Castoria.\u201cCagtoria \u201cis an\u2019 excellent \u2018medicine for Dr, G.C.0sGGOD, Lowell, Mass, } THE FAC-SIMILE: \u201cCestoria.\u2026 , « énstorin: 18 80 well adapted to children rien known to me.\u201d : HA, Ancuèe M.D.Braokism, No: SIGNATURE | OF APPEARS ON EVER 2Y.WRAPPER.THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAVSTREET, New YONK CITY, Advertisements, ; $-H- @ M: Bias Velvet |Brush Edge Skirt Bindings, \u2018having no braid \u2018top, cannot chafe the shoes.wi FIELD GLASSES.I've something new in FIELD GLASSES, h Power, 8mall and Light, » Hig J.BRITTON, Optician, 2311 St.Catherine Btrect, RICE \u2014 Photographic Studio 2261 AT.CATHERINE 8T.,Over Bell Piano Bore.Portraits in every Style, Size and Finish up to date, Bell Telephone Up 2472 EGGS for HATC CHING.After June 1st will sell at half price, BARRED and WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS, SILVER apd WHITE WYANDOTTS, To make reom for young stack will sell a Breeding A Pen of each of the above cheap.W, H, ULLRY, Victoria Bauare, \u201cty Qfce, Boyal snd Road End _.-, Poultry Farm Nothing Suits Better for a WEDDING PRESENT than a FRAMED PICTURE.It is something always useful, Get orie at \u201c \u20ac.w.VI1180N & SON, of Mouldings apd Frames, AL ST.Next porte the Witaute Office BEDDING HOUSE, Estad\u2019d 1869 8 J; TOWNSHEND, Hole, Proprietor of fhe Business of the late J.K.Townshend, has niôved to 2504 St.Catherine Street, corner Crescent, where -he will Mantfnc- ure.Renovate and Repair Spring Beds and j Bed ont Prices.every detor ption at short notice.ork guaranteed, fel, Up 2465 The LAKE OF THE WOODS MILLING CO.Limited.Mills at Kecwatin and Portage la - Prairie, Manitoba, CAPACITY, \u20183,500 BARRELS: DAILY.Eastern Office: Né.wl = P.R Telegraph Bulidin t Francois Kavier St = Ring up Tol.1568 Main RC.SALLOWAY, Carpenter.| Work Shop.122 Bleury 51.Residence, 27 Baimera) St Office orittinge, Dôors, Windows,Blinds and Glass Partitions made to order.JOBBING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NEATLY DONE.Estimates Furnished.JE MACKENZIE & eo.381 and 383 St.Paul St.Tre > Offer to close buyérs, Visiting - our \u2018market,\u2019 | special values upon all\u201dtlasses, of Summer Goods, viz.Biouse Materials, such as Fine Ginghams, Printed Muslins, Fancy Silks, also- Pongees, Liberty Silks, also a full line of Parasols, Laces, Velveteens; Ribbons, Hosiery, Cotton Underwear, Embroideries, Etc., Etc.Liberal Trade Discounts, in _addition to Regular Trade Terms.\u2014DON'T FAIL TO VISIT\u2014 R.S.AULD'S FINE CONFECTIONERY STORE, Cor, Atwater Ave.ani ft.Antoine St.The choicest of Candies, Cakes and Con- fectione in \u2018infinite variety Only the purost an best materials used.Hi h quality of Si at exceedingly low rices guar- an 2x \u2014 cour\u201d 2 e- Winning Bread of every kind.Tel.Mount, 13._\\ MATTINSON & POPE, 798 DORCHESTER SF.,opposite Unlon Ave PLUMBERS.HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, &c.P.SCOTT, PAINTER & DECORATOR LATEST STYLES OF DECORATIONS & SIGNS \u2014\u2014 General repairing of woodwork, plastering, ete.EI EME PAINTS MELLE SMTP EMSA S110 NPC RP IAE EE CAPE MEME MAMIE AND HAS PURE WHITE LEAD, | RAUL Ne EE ae RAT EL POSE EEE \u2018ISLAND Cl Most selubrions for indoor.work and \u2018painters\u2019 Benlth.1) NON-POISONOUS - PURE WHITE PAINT.ses PREPARED IN 56 COLORS.OUR FLOOR PAINTS DRY IN 8 OURS P 'D.DODS & CO., Montreal and Toronto.EL CITC eT TN OFFICE :\u2014 248 CRAIQ STREET, Corner Amherst, \u20ac.ROUSSEL, Manager 331 AMHERST 8T., +» - MONTREAL OGILVIE BROS.Sanitary & HeatingEngineers, \u2018240 BLEURY - STREET.- TELEPHONES\u2014Up 2491, East 161.| FOE GRANT, CARPENTER & BUILDER, , Shop - 636 St.Lawrence St.House 541 St.Deminiqgue St.Jobbing of every description.Orders promptr: ; attended to.Estimates tarnished.pus FRED.BARLOW, - PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM FITTER, ELECTRIC WIRING A SPECIALTY, J.HENRY JONES, \"Practical Decorator and Painter, - ASBEAVER HALL HILL, Handsome Window Shades to Order, Paper Hang- St.Lawrence Street.443 : DOWNHAM & READABLE PARAGRAPHS A SEDDONTARY OCCUPATION.Mr.Seddon has made a speech in favor of direct Colomia! \u2018representation in the Imperlal Parllament:\u2014 If Seddon stands for pluck end grit (And standing aids his declamation), He'll find, at Westminster to sit, A Seddontary occupation! \u2014\u2018Vanity Fair.\u2019 NEVER HAD A CARRIAGE DRIVE.Apropos of these who never enjoy tha luxury of a carriage save when the death of some one makes for a free ride to the cemetery, the Rev.John Watson (Ian Mas- laren) told of a littla girl standing at Wifth avenue apd Thirtieth street.She was a ragged Nitle thing, and she was watching thé coriages rolling past with the most wisttul eyes.\u2018Well, | little one,\u2019 he #ald, \u2018would you like to own one of thosa ear- riagen?The blue eyes {urmed up and there were tears in their.corners, \u2018I nlv- ver rode in a keeridge,\u201d sho maid, softly, © little brudder dled afore I wae born.\u2019 \u2014New York \u2018Times.\u2019 Monkey Brand Soap makes cepper like gold, tin like silver, crockery like marble, and windows like crystal./ EXCLUSIVENESS TO BE MAINTAINED.Ping\u2014Are Mrs.De Styles's eptertay ments very exelusive?.Pong\u2014Well, 1 should say so; she has just made application to have the conversation of her guests copyrighted.\u2014 Baltimore \u2018Herald! \u2019 AT THE GILT BALL SIGN.Pin\u2014My father had seven brothers, con sequently I have seven uncles.Pawn\u2014I don't see how you can tolerate so many.I find it hard enough to put up with one.\u2014Chicago \u2018News.\u2019 THE ARTIFICIAL FIGURE: \u2018She's frightfully deformed,\u2019 said \u2018the \u2018int [in blue.Really?agked the girl in grey.| \u2018Yes; she\u2019s built so that her dressmaker doesn\u2019t haye to use a bit of padding: to give her the fashionable shape.'\u2014Chicago \u2018Post.\u2019 - WONDERFUL HONESTY.A waggon loaded with $150,000 a specie stood for half an hour in a New York street the other day, and not a dollar of ithe.money was stolen.It may bé wor*h while to mention, however, that a rounds- man and - eight patrolmen guarded it.Cleveland \u2018Leader.\u2019 \u2014 ECHO OF THE STRIKE.\u201cYou were in the thick cof it,.were you?What did you do when the police charged on the crowd?-E aisé ram \"Chicago \u201cPribune.\u2018His EXCUSE SEEMED INSUFFICIENT.(Philadelphia Times.\") Not lowe 280 Captain Georgs Blakely, ot the Ucited States army, professor of ma- theniatics at West Point, came to this, his native city.Dediring to renew old friend- skips, he telegraphed to Professor Robert Hart Bradbury of the manual tratuing school, requesting him to caîl at his hotel at his earliest convenience.Professor Bradbury wrote a reply, irstructing ths raid to have it telegraphed to the captain at once.The message reached Captain Blakely, who, after reading It, seht Pret.Bradbury the.following despatch: \u2018Why don\u2019t you buy some?\u201d When the reply reached Professor Bradbury he was monplussed.He hastened to tte hotel and found tho captain.\u2018Jack, what the deuge do you mean by such a reply as this?he asked.\u2018What do you mean by this?said the captain, Banding the professor his Smess- age.It read: \u2018I'm out of socks and can't eme!\u201d Professor Bradbury had wriiten: \u2018I'm out of sorts amd can't come!\u2019 The error was the cperator\u2019s.; \u2014 meme Advertisements.9 Everything in the 1 \"line must \"be sold groin 15th June.Will sell everything at cost; to clear otit, M.MECKLENBURG, D.O.&R.=.Craig, cor, Bleury, Mootr 18, & HASTINGS, Elortrictana.45-E ELSOTRIO HOUSR WIR us A a executed, .Sina ET An- voit éfil kind kind PA or prom orders pou SP and ug goon ing, .All orders promptly Tsonally ate tended to.LP 2/00 pci rentree EVENING LME | ACA DEMY en\u2019 CARNIVAL OF Evening Prices, 26e, 50e.91.00.* Matinee Prices, 25e, 50e, Te.BENEFIT PROTESTANT INFANTS | HOME.BOX OFF ICE Now OPEN.SENEF T PROTESTANT INFANTS\u2019 HOME, 500 HE SICAL ROM RE CAST 600° Bargain Matinee Saturday, 2.30 p.m.Gorgeons Costumes.Selected Choruses - Certain at 8.Carriages for 11, Most magnificent duction ever pre.er gon.redaction er Lar; audience of the sersen rime nitial performance.\u2014 Mail and Em: pire (Toronto).ua) to the best Klaw and Erlanger pre Eq duet uctions.\u2014Évening feraid (Husmilion, nt), a Simply Jnoompstaly e ei magnificence.\u2014 \u2018chested, N., Yu Most deserving and meritorious enter.| tainment ever ssen in this city.- Cls-, cinnati Enguirer.N No lonzuage can sdequntolr fer Jour a urpassing uty.\u2014Courier Journal * - (Louisville, Ky.h \u201cSuccess in a superlative degree.\u201d \u2014 Cite | M zen (Ottawa).- Never equalled here in spectaculnr mi : -wificcass, ~ Frog Press (0 Hawa).ae and Si ed (Ro-. THE KING'S CORONATION Rehearsal by Their Majesties of the Part to be Taken by } Themselves.SIGHTSERRS TARDY IN BUYING SEATS\u2014FIRST POEM ON THE OCCASION.London, June 13\u2014King Edward and Queen Alexandre were yesterday in what was practically a rehearsal of \u2018the coronation.ceremonies.Accom: panied by Princess Victoria and a suite, Their Majesties drove to Westminster Abbey.There they were quietly rece-v- ed by the Duke of Norfolk, earl marshal and chief butler of England, who escort- -ed Their Majesties through the Abbey, , in order to prevent the possibility of a hitch in the proceedings on coromation day, all the details of the process.on \u2018ceremonies \u2018were explained to them.The Royal visit to the Abbey was accomplished very quietly, and but a few of the persons about the building were eware of the presence of Their Maje: dies.SALE OF SEATS JS SLOW.Coronation Lay is now only a fortnight away, and the vast stands, with scores of tiers of seats, are nearly completed.ILofty red poles crowned with artificial \u2018floral designs are rising along the entire routes of both days\u2019 processions.+The builders and public authorities are nonplussed by the absence of a market for the seats.People who were asking five guineas a week ego for seats are imow offering good positions for two \u2018guineas, and there are few buyers even iat the reduced rate.Even the seats in tthe first row of many of the atande .have not yet been disposed of.The rea- sdôn for the public backwardness seems ito be tly the memory of the ease with which the crowd in the streets saw the Diamoud Jubilee, in 1897, without Bny particular crush and also \u2018the persis: tence of miserable weather.The temperature for several daye has been under sixty degrees, and frequent mins bave fallen.The \u2018Daily Mail\u2019 estimates that only one seat\u2019 in thirty has been taken for Coronation Day in \u2018the public stands, LADIES\u2019 HEADGEAR.In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr.W.R.Cromer, member of Parliament for the Haggerstone division of Shoreditch; sought the bélp of the Right Hoa.Akers Douglas, first commissioner of works, with a view to procuring a by women occupying stands in old and mew palace yards on the occasion of the passing of the coronation processions.The.stands in question, which are adjacent to the parliament buildings, are allotted \u2018to the use of members of parliament and their friends, and Mr.Cro- mer's plea was that legislators should have an uninterrupted view of the display.He expressed the hope that ia- dies\u2019 millinery would be smbjected to rational conditions, and made small enough to allow othens than the wearers to- see what was going on.Mr.Douglas replied that he was unable to prescribe any such conditions as were desired.by \u2018Mr.Cro ; : The £ FIRST POEM.The first coronation poem appeared to- diy.It is William Watsons ode on \u2018The Coronation of King Edward VIL\u2019 It defends the splendor of the decoration and the pageantry.It says:\u2014 Let, London pestle with rich apparelling, And all the ways with festal laces, Casement and colgn and fluttering balcony Wave welcome to the King.CORONATION WEEK PROGRAMME.-The programme is as follows for coronation week: \u2014 : Monday, June 23, arrival in London of the royal representatives; dipner at Buckingham Palace and reception of the suites.Tuesday, June 24, Their Majesties will receive the special foreign envoys deputations to the coronation, -and give a state dinner.at Buckingham Palace.Wednesday, June 23, reception of the colonial premiers and other envoys; the Prince Wales will give a dinner party at St.James Palace to the princes and .envovs.\u2019 » ' Thuneddy, June 26, the coronation.: Friday; June 27, the procession through London, which will be a mili- - tary pageant some \u2018two miles long, re- pe ving\u2019 every pottion of the British \u2018fies will'attend a reception ut Lansdowue \u201c Saturday, June\u2019 28, the Royal party wil leave \u2018London-for the naval review.Sunday, June 29, dirimers to the foreign Princes by their, respective ambassadors.Monday, June 30, Tlteir Majesties return to London for the gale performance of the pers, TC co Tuesday, y+ 1, garden party.at -\u2018Windror Castle.- \u2018Wednesday, July 2, departure of the doreign princes and envoys.Their Ma- \u201cjeaties dine.at' Londonderry House.\u2018Thursday, July 3, Their jesties at \u2018tend the service at St.Paul's and lunch ot the Guïdhall.Co Ce Bday, July-4, Their Majesties attend - 10 19 neh ve, ; ; Saturday, \u201cJuly 5, King Bdward's din- #to;the: poor.- .EE .FINAL COURT \"Yn fin] \u201ccourt of the season will be oo i teat gn bo Wo Fheir- pr: Wind.; = \u2018and will not\u201d return to Londoi until ponction week Seri York, Jane 13-\u2014The \u2018Tribune\u2019 on correspondent says: For \u2018 years regalia of England have gen removed from their time honored - baie in the Tow Bow i the cave of tiie Lord Chamberlain, from ose office they: willbe à the day before.the CANADIAN FORESTERS.ioe 5 Otis, \u2018June 18.\u2014There zs a large attendance.at the opening \u201cthe third: session of the :Canadi = er of Farester \u2018he + limitation in the size of hats to be worn | and ! Charles Wilson, aged -19, : son.\u2018dominion.\u2019 In the: evening Their Majes- of Indian \u2018princes.at: the willzbe \u2018baken -to the 1\" reply was made by the high secretary, r.Thomas White.The credential committee\u2019s report showed 264 delegates present, with a total of 543 votes.~The selection of the next place of meeting Was taken up.Wingham, Toronto, uebec, Goderich, Winnipeg, London, milton, Berlin, Grimsby and Kingston were put in nomination.The contest narrowed down to Toronto, Hamilton and Quebet.Hamilton was finally selected.The rest of the morning session was taken up with the discussion of notices of motion.LAST OF THE HALL GANG SENTENCED.Cornwall, June 13.\u2014James Stevenson, of Morrisburg, was found guilty of burglary at the Court of General Sessions yesterday afternoon, and was sentenced by His Homor Judge O'Reilly to seven years in Kingston Penitentiary.Stevenson is believed to have been in some way connected with the Mel Hail gang and is the fifth member to have been brought to justice in \u2018the past few months by Inspector John Murray, of the Ontario provincial deteetive.force.Some time previous to January 15 last, the house of a widow, Mus.Rice, Mor- risburg, was burglariously entered in Mis.Rice's absence and almost évery- thing in the house was stolen.FELL WITH A CRASH.TWO PERSONS KILLED \u201cAND \u2018MANY INJURED IN AN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT AT RICH- FORD, VT.cident occurred here last night \"at the veneer mill owned by Messrs.Charles C.Manuel & Sons.At six o'clock, when the whistle blew, the help as usual rushed for the elevator, crowding on: in large numbers.he: elevator gave \u2018way \u2018and ity.Contrary to \u2018all rules three\u2019 men were riding on the \u2018follower.Two of these werd instantly killed and \u2018the third injured.\u2018The names of the dead are: à of Mr.S.Har- George Wilson, - Richford; -R.] who vey, Sweetgburg, Que:, aged 38, leaves a widow and\u2019 one child.\u2018The.injured are: Rose Crops, 18, broken arm and broken leg; Saphia Hadd, 16, broken arm and broken .leg; Phoebe Hadd, both bones broken .in one leg: Cora Durocher, 11, both knees broken; Bose Bashaw, 15, leg broken; :Mary Bo- tured; Alida Young, 20; rib / broken; Leon \"Demarrah, :25, fractured rib, broken collar bone and: scalp wounds; E.O.Hadlock, 35; fractured rib; Edward :Na- son, 35, scalp wounds; -\u2018Mzs.\u2018Martha Ploof, 30, back i } 20, knee injured; Eva Jacobs; 15; back injured; Fred.\u2018Gosselin, 12;.\u201dBen Bolton, 12; Corneil Boomhower; 15; Pearl Boom- hower, 18; Abbie _Stinehotise; 20; Edith Cross, 13; Mabel Cross, 11, sustained injuries, the extent of which not fully Known, - re < : The wounded were removed to their homes and cared for \u2018by resi geons, assisted by the doctors from Berkshire, Montgomery and -Sutton, \u201cQue.MR, HERBERT IN LONDON NEW AMBASSADOR TO WASHING ~ [TON VISITS MR.CHOATE.London, June 13.\u2014Mr.Michael Her- Un tates has arrived in London, and called at the Foreign Office, where be had in interview with the Prime Minister, Lord Salisbury.\u2018 He afterwards visited the United States embassy, an: had a: long conference with Mr.Choate, \u2018The discussion had reference to Anglo- American questions, espécially the subject of the Chinese indemnsty,.\u2018upon which communications.à FARM LABORERS SCARCE.- Toronto, June 13.\u2014The scarcity: of farm labor is brought prominently before.the Ontario Department of Immigration in.the \u2018large number of applications for delp which the officials are unable to fil Move than a huvdred ! tions are open to men \u2018who bave knows dedge of farming, and good \u201cwages are | ~ SOLDIERS OF THE KING\u2019 Representatives of the Far East Inspected.Yesterday.by.Lieut.-Col.Roy.° THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS GIVE THE GALLANT VISITORS A HEARTY RECEPTION \u2014 A: SUCCESSFUL ENTER- * TAINMENT.Montreal was favored yesterday: with a rehearsal of -a miniature coronation parade of scldiers of the empire.- It was an inspiring sight, and thousande of THE VISITING CONTINGENT\u2014A PARTY: OF \u201cTHE CH Richford, Vt., June 13.\u2014A terrible ac-| oY fell with a crash with its load of human.| cash, 19, collar bone brokén and'rib frac-| .njured; Celia \u2018McGowan, | dent\u2019 sur.4 | bert, the new.British ambassador to the \u2018United S are.now passing | pbetween .the \u2018 two.govermments.geod posi: | THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS, \"Tigh.These fine stalwart men left a decidedly favorable impression.Their record es fighters preceded them and people were naturally anxious to see them.Their marching was excellent, especiaily at the double.Next came tthe Chinese and tyring series of movements which were performed with a snap and precision that was undoubtedly remarkable.The men are a short, nimble lot of fei- lows and the manner in which they went through the mawual and firing exercmwes,.as well as skirmishing movements, under the command of Color-Sergeant Pur- dom, of the Coldstream Guards, fuuy merited all the applause of which thev were the recipients.The Hongkong \u201cVolunteers are indeed a smart body of men.They are well built and they executed their several movements with a smartness and precision that was refreshing.\u2018 Then cäme the march pasc où citizens did not miss the opportunity \u2014 THEIR FIRING EXERCIS 2 of.witnessing a scene whi h, best 4 ing unique, was instructive.The\u2019 casion \u2018was: the inspection \u2018of.the: Or tals who are passing through Mondyeal on their way to the coromation ceremonies.; : It was a few minutes \u2018before three o'clock when the band of the 8th Royal Scots, playing.a lively march, \u201centéréd the \u2018eastern end of the Champ de*Mdts, followed by.the Hongkong volunteers{®he Hindoo regiments and the Chinese.Fhiy took up.a position in double line nes¥ thie centre of the parade ground, and: a\u2019 straight,- well-built \u2018lot.of : looked.: .AH were: attired in cept \"the.Chinese sùbinarine whose dark.blue: pniform, with shoulder straps \u201cof \u201cbright : red; conspicuously.Oa the \u2018Champ de: Mars of the ground were crowded from end.to\u201c end .with spectators; on\u201c the \u2018Craig.street side-there was:à long.dawn-out, thickly \u2018packed mass.of \u201chumanity, and: at \u2018each end people pushed and wriggled | to get a foremost place ,: It.was'an in mense \u2018crowd, and-it took\u201cthe police all: their time to keep it from encroaching so far.upon.the \u2018parade\u2019 ground as: to intér~) fere with the free \u2018movement\u2019 of; the] troops.RE ., At three.o'clock sharp Lieut.-Col.Roy, D.O.C., -and' Major Stewart, brigade: adjutant, \u2018both in full dréss.-uniform, \u2018arrived on.the with a general salute.The whole scene\u2019 was one that stropgly.forced upon\u2019 the mind the imperial sentiment that is at.present running Phrough the empire: eas e troops represented Britain\u2019s far encés oË race, creed and langua; 2 were white soldiers; who stood for the: homeland, the inspecting officer was \u2018a.'French:Canadian, and as for the crowd,\u2019 \u2018whose \u2018enthusiasm found \u2018expression in the heartiest of applause -as \u2018the visitors: marched on to the- parade ground \u2018and during the several evolutions that were\u2019 peters Js through, ait simpl repregented ajmost 2s:many different na: tionalities as: theré \u2018are Tons pod which «the sun shines ; pl, Ticat.Col.- Roy- and \u2018Majors Stewart .There lines and.after.minutely -inepecting \u2018the: mien the Hi : Hinhgent \u201d \u201cvds put\u2019 ilished tthe troops again Hned up ifisha to.the baseball.grounds, } erowd,.but | veal \u201cBrigade: 16f ail ranks and \u2018the long tiers of sieps on the south side]: und, and were- received tern possessions, with all their\u201d differ-:;.P and Chapman marched up and down: the the assembled troops.It was a pretty To the left is seen the\u2019 English instructinz géficer.+ ; conclusion to a.finished exhibition of soldienly drill.; After the inspecting officer had again received .a general ealute the troops, headed by the Royal Scots band, \u2018marched to the Drill Hall swhieréy they stacked their arms.After \u2018this had been accom- im H \u201cbor'à ë where they had been invited to witness à match between the Buffaïo and Montréal téaïs! The route taken was.alopg St.Juites street, up Beaver Hall Hill and along St.Catherine street westto the grounds.A circus \u201calways draws a big street one has never drawn out auch a crowd.as did the soldjers yester- \u2018day.¥ is estimated that fully fifty | thousand \u2018men, women and children witnessed the parade.The sidewalks were {lined most of the way on each side, often eight and nine deep, and 4 window that did mot contain one or more per- sous \u2018was \u2018conspictouws.The spectators were orderly yet enthusiastic.While | thousands of men waved their hats and ; , Ant equef number-of the fair sex, expressed their approval by vaving\u201d their 1 handkerchiefs; while thousands of others ens enthusiastic yet hightly gratified, con: ented themselves with hand-clap The \u2018whole affair was a striking exam, of ,the extent: of the\u2019 British.Empire: | Those who *contaTiuted \u2018to \u201cthe.affair re gathered \u2018from.all: parts of the sath, and yet they were aif British sub: Last evening the visitors were énter- tained atthe SVictoria- Armory by the non-commissioned : officens.of :¢he Mont- \u2018Brigads orted\u201d by local soldiers regiments \"and headed y the drum and bugle band of the 65th ount Royel Rifles the Indian and Chin-; LE 847: ese.troops matched to the Ammory.The concert given was: original in\u2019 its gongep-.- | tion-end unique in ite audience was.a cosmopolitan one.Glit.éring.staff uniformes, newt.un uri- ontie, rifle green, scarlet tunics, together.with: the striking costumes of tne visi- ors, made an impressive scène, Cauca- entertaining,\u201d The programme long one, but Sergt.-Magor Fellowes, of the Garrison Artiilery, made gn ideal chairman, - with.the.result that there: (were nq.waits, \u201cThere \"were Engliah, French, and Chinese songs, dances, in- Strimental \u2018nsic and almost everything that could \u2018be \u201cthought of, including a \u2018wrestling match between two, pathand.\u2018Shortly before.twelve.the enjoyable pro- \u201ceeedings were \u201cbrought to a.close: with the einging of \u2018Rule Britannia and the, ad.[loyal strains of God Seve the King.= =.- .' THE HEAVY RAINS.\u201cPhe fréquent Tains ave doing immense: damage to the crops in the low-lying ands throughout the .country.The thousands of acres \u201cwhere potatoes and corn had been plant ed, \u2018the seed rotted -in the ground and.pearance and on wild or buckwheat when.the, land gets dry \u201cenoügh,-às it is too late: to plant potu- \u2018toes or seed of .otheér kinds.THE LATE MRS.MACINTOSH._ Mzs, John Macintosh, of 319\" Peel stieet, ied.on Wednesday after en illness of ti days.\u201d Mrs.Micintosh was a mem- er of Emmanuel Church: She tdok an sive interest in the work of the Young Nomen\u2019s Christian Association, of which \u2018she was president from 1878 to 1879, .and \u2018afterwards vice-president and a member ; oe ee oo he of the House Committee.Her Grant Macintosh, died recently.FA regiment and it was put through a Jong |.\u2018| government was fairly .satisfactory to \u2018Reavy burdens imposed by the mainten- ] government\u2019s promise to vigorousiy en- {| were mot\u2019 further curtailed, and hoped | tary service to two years would be the | first step in the formation of a militia.\u2018| tie Fra | sacred feelings of his colleagues.-} asserting that -disarmament was - |.He was there presented by the burghers .| eastern part of the Transvaal.bad\u2019 no | foodstuffs whatever, growing grain crops: have a sickly ap-1° uire to be te-sown with turnips | {late Transvasl gency A De son, Mr.| FRENCH MINISTRY UPHELD PREMIER ANNOUNCES HIS POL- - ICY AND RECEIVES THE CONFIDENCE OF THE CHAMBER.Paris, June 13\u2014The Chamber of Deputies and its galleries were filled to the utmost yesterday when the first debate under the new ministry, and one which \u2018was to indicate precisely its strength in the House, opened.M.Bussiere (Radical), moved an interpellation of the general policy of the government.Bussiere urged the government to firmly carry out the radi- \u2018cal programme and introduce measures tending to the separation of Church and State, and a progressive income tax and the partial purchase of the railways b; the state.4; M.Jaures, on behalf of the Socialists, declared that they would collaborate with the Republican and reform policy.The plan of the work promised by the him.They wanted a reduction of the ance of the army and navy.lhe Minister of Finance, M.Rouvier.here interposed, saying: \u201cWe intend to make economies in all the services.\u201d M.Jaures said he was pleased by thz \u2018force the'law of associations; but he regretted that the powers of the clergy- that the reduction of the period of mili- system.i M.Jaures eu; that France take the glorious initiative in disarmament.The question of Alsace-Lorraine, he asserted, could not stand in the way.The Rightists protested against these remarks of Jaures.There were repeated interruptions when he said that.nco-Russian alliance, on which the patriots counted formerly for supporting the French claims to Alsace- Lorraine had now become the principal .instrument for the maintenance of the status quo, The president, M.Bour- goois thereupon intervened and begged .Jaures not to injure the patriotic and\u2019 M.Jaures concluded, amid cheers, by the best means to.assure social reform.M.Jaures was followed by M.Sem- Yat, who spoke of the uncompromising Socialists.He attacked the moderation of the government and said.he would Vote.against it.M.Combes said that the recent elec- \u2018ed the policy of the last Cabinet, desired its continuance and that this was the | tering upon details of his poli M.Combes concluded by saying Pa the Hopglism clericalism.er ech by M.Ribot (Republican, in which he speaker - declaration, the Chamber adopted a vote of confidence in the government by 329 dénce was worded as follows :\u2014 [The Chainber expresses its confidence in the fration, orm and social solidarity?.\u201cThe Chambeér .then adjourned until BOER AND BRITON THEY WILL GET ON ALL RIGHT TOGETHER.tions had shown that the mation approv- purpose of the government.After en- Cabinet's attitude was of combating na- listening to a dwelt on the vagueness of the minister votés.to 124.This expression of confi- government \u2018to\u2019apply the policy of laic- re: next Monday.COMMANDANT KEMP THINKS .Durban, June 13.\u2014Mr.Schalk Burger, Aately acting President of the Transvaal Republic; has been making a visit to the burghers\u2019 camps in Natal, and concluded his tour at Pinetown yesterday.with: an address expressing their confidence .in- the Boer leaders, admtting that some of their compeers had not done their \u2018duty and trusting that right and justice would be done them by.-their fellow-countrymen, Mr.Schalk Burgher left for Pretoria, where he will assist in_the resettlement of the country.eking, Bechuanaland, June 13\u2014 Commandant Kemp, Gen.De La Rey's trusty lieutenant, who surrendered here yesterday, looked worn and has aged considerably.He was a clerk in the Mining Commissioner's office before the war, and now intends to take up farming.When interviewed, he said his.command, consisting of 1,900 men, had surrendered at Doornkop on June 6.A few men were still out, but they were comiilg in to-day.\u2018He had been averse to yielding, but recognized the opinion of the majority.° \u2018We did our best,\u201d continued tHe commandant, \u2018and must, therefore, be satisfied,\u201d As Lord Kitchener said, no shame is attached to our giving up.\u201cWe were outnumbered.We might have continued fighting for another couple of years, but with ne certainty of success.I am quite satisfied with the terms and bave-no \u2018ill-feeling against Great Britain.I think there will be no bitterness.We shall get on all right together.I ex- \u2018pected to win and only quite recently lrealived the honelessness of our cause.I- have given the burghers my reasons for yielding.One reason was that the West Transvaal, \u2018however, bad food enough for two years Te.; _ Many of the Boers who have surrendered were dressed in well-made sheepskin clothes.The men, as a rule, \u2018were \u2018in remarkably -good health and were cheerful.:- London, June.13.\u2014The Bry \u2018respondent of.the \u201cTime: anse that *Ridé vourne is shortly to rented as a private dwelling.Dr.Leyds is now busy with the final work of liquidation The rumor is untrue that the Boer delegates to Europe or the personnel of the late agency are.abqut to take | thé cath of allegiance before the British \u201cMinister.\u2018 THAT ROYAL COMMISSION.New York, June 13.\u2014The \u2018Tribune\u2019s\u2019 cofiquerors.© Amid the cheers of his |, k rick\u2019s statement that a small royal commission would be appointed to inquire into the conduct of the war has created general interest.It is believed, however, that if the inquiry is to have any practical results it must be limited 1, | specific points.\u2019 THE BOERS AS FIGHTERS HIS MAJESTY THE KING Pays TRIBUTE TO THEIR BRAVERY AND DETERMINATION, London, June 13.\u2014King Edward held a special court at Buckingham Palace to-day for the reception of addresses from the Lord Mayor, Sir Joseph C.Dimsdale, and the corporation and from the London County Council, congratulating His Majesty on the restoration of peace.The King took the occasion to express his sentiments on the subject more fully than heretofore, and the tactful recognition which he made ot the sterling qualities of the Boers =i doubtless maferially aid in the work ot appeasement in South Africa.His Majesty, surrounded by the household, received the city dignitaries in the throne room, and, replying to the Lord Mayor\u2019s address, said: \u2018I think you in my own name and in the Queen's, for your loyal and dutiful address and the congratulation you tender us at the close of the war in South Africa.! heartily join in your expression ot thankfulness to the Almighty God for the termination of the struggle which, while it entailed on my people at home and beyond the sea so many sacrifices, borne with admirable fortitude, has secured a result which will give increas ed unity and strength to my Empire.The cordial and spontaneous exertions in all parts of my Dominion, as well as in your ancient and loyal city have done much to bring about this happy result \u2018You give fitting expression to the admiration universally felt for the valor and endurance of the officers and men who have been engaged in fighting their country\u2019s battles.They have been opposed by a brave and determined people, and had to encounter unexampled ifficulties.These difficulties were cheerfully overcome by steady and per- \u2018eistent effort and those who were our opponents will now, I rejoice to think, becom e our friends.It is my earnest hope that by mutual co-operation and gcod will the bitter feelings of the past may speedily be replaced by ties of loyalty and friendship, and that an era of peace and: prosperity may be in store for South Africa.\u2019 Subsequently, in response to the address of the London\u2019 County Counc, the King spoke as follows:\u2014 \u2018I thank you for your expressions of loyalty and affection towards myself and e Queen.Ir rejoice with you at the thought that the victory which crowned the perseverance and bravery of my forces will pave the way \u2018for the extension to the regions newly added to my Empire of that system of governnient which, with God\u2019s blessing, Will briñg South Africa the peace and prosperity that have in every quarter of the globe fololwed tie establishment.The readiness with which my subjects throughout the Empire have borne their part in the arduous campaign now happily at an end, cannot fail to draw them still more closely together in bands of , {loyalty and affection, and I confidently believe that the food feeling which 1s being displayed by those who: were eo recently our oppenents augurs well for the future of that vast country which has been added to the dominions of the Crown.\u2019 ' VARSITY\u2019S HEROES TABLET TO MEN WHO DIED TO SAVE OTHERS.Toronto, Ont., June 13.\u2014The Toronto University Club of Ottawa has present- .ed a brass tablet to Toronto University, commemorating the heroism of -two graduates.The inscription is:\u2014 In Memoriam.Henry R.Moore, B.A., \u201990.x Ob.29 Nov., Joo o enry À.Harper, M.A.°96.Ob.6 Dec., 1901.= | Each drownéd in the effort to save - the life of another: .Erected by the Toronto University : Club of Ottawa.The tablet is set up in the \"Varsity nda.7 .e HAS FALLEN HEIR TO A FORTUNE.Halifax, NS, June 13\u2014Mr.Jonn White, for\u2019 many years foreman of the old firm of Messrs.A.Robb & Sons, Amherst, but for some years past a success ful farmer at Fort Lawrence, has lately received information from Louisville, Ky., stating that -his brother, James F White, of that city, had died, leaving an estate valued at 375, to be divided equally between himself and another brother, William, who resides in Louisville.The net share of each, after deducting court fees,taxes, etc, will be $108,480.\u201c CARDS ARE OUT.\u2018Kingston, Ont, June 13\u2014Cards are out :änonuncing the marriage of Miss Jane Fraser, of this city, and formerly of Pembroke, to the Rev.Thurlow Fraser, ttawa, missionary designate to Formosa.The event will occur on July 1.Lt \u2014\u2014 .DIED IN JAIL.An old man named Laurent Martin ent \u2018to jail for vagrancy in May, die yesterday, having been sick when arrested.An inquest resulted in a verdict of \u2018natural causes.\u2019 nr THE \u2018DAILY WITNESS\u2019 is printed and published at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Building, at the corner of Craig and St.streets- in the city of Montreal,by John Redpath + Dougall and Frederick Eugene Dougall, both of Montreal.0 All business communications should be addressed John Dougall & Son, \u201cWlineaw Office, Montreal, and all letters to.the London.correspondentssys: : \u2018Mr, Brod-.Hdaitor, should be addreased Bditer of itness,\u201d Ny cal.La / - \u2019 Con - - the \u201cWi ~ "]