The daily witness, 17 juin 1903, mercredi 17 juin 1903

[" Let od ra NT dV rm BNET =o eR Ber RUSH a4 ond LEP FLRSG 0 - * T ct Tart Een Twelve.- \u201cor.XLIV., No.141, \u2014\u2014 PN Sr - .CL.1 7 2 distribution of prizes to the pupils and the eubjects in which tn \u20ac opel, carpentry.6.E.Lebeau, plumbing.me chanical drawing (Monument National section).The ; ing at the left th successful pupils gt.Charles section).6.L.freehand drawing.Il.F , Millard, 3 \u2019 ¢ WINNERS OF THE FIRST PRIZES IN THE CLASSES UNDER THE} &f the Comcil of Arts and Manufactures will take pl as follows: 1.Mrs.R.e er, boot and shoe pattern-ma lis.er \u201cMONTREAL, WEDNESD ey excelled are fY, JUNE 17, 1003.{ PE + \u2018 Aa A 2 9 AUSPICES OF THE COUNCI ace in the Monument Niffional this evening.The above cut shows those who carried off the 30 u Prriox ONE CENT.L OF ARTS AND MANUFACTURES.first prizes in each of the classes.Commenc- ess-céffting and sewing.2.Mrs.M.Lord, eolfeggio.3.E.Sousy, modelling.4.W Buswell, mechanical drawing (Point 8.T.B: , mechanical drawing (East End section).9.J.Beaudet, sign painting and lettering.10.J.Labelle, ss-F.M.Chandler, Htho@laphy.13.-Miss M.A.Brown, dress-cutting and sewing.\u2014\u2014 A SHORT-LIVED STRIKE \u2014\u2014 OUT YESTERDAY AND BACK TO WORK AGAIN TO-DAY.-\u2014; About two bupdred and fifty of the employees af the :.Canadian Rubber Company left theif work.yesterday afternoon, owing to.the refusal of the management tô grant! Mate and a half\u2019 for night work.Co For some time there had been a feeling among the employees of certain departments of the Canadian Rubber Company that an effort should be made to improve conditions, cemplain- ing of the overbearing manner of some of the minor officials towards the Wark- men, and the system of having.\u2019 to work overtime at day rates without being allowed time to-get supper.Several meetings of the union, which was recently established in connection with the.internatioal, which has its headquarters at Boston, Mass, was held and various propositions, some of them wild and visionary, were discussed, but the good sense of the majority of the membership prevailed, and it was felt that if the higher officials were approached that justice would be granted, and it had been: decided that a representative delegation was to bave waited upon the general manager and place their alleged grievances : Dt tiara or ces .On Monday the men say that they were paromptorily ordered by tie fore men in the mil land hose departments to remain at work that might, without having any chance to get any meals or a rest, and they refused unless they were paid time and a half.Upon this, it is alleged, that the foreman told them if they did not work as ordered they need not come back on Tuesday.Forty refused, and did not turn up yesterday morning, and at twelve o'clock the remainder of the hands in the mill and hose rooms struck in sympathy with their comrades, who, they claimed, were locked out, making the total number on strike two hundred and fifty.A meeting was immediately held in the \u2019Longshoremen\u2019s Hall, on Notre Dame street, when the situation-was discussed and a delegation appointéd to interview Mr.D.L.McGibbon, general manager, whom it was said by several of she speakers would do justice if he mew of the real conditions that existed.About four o\u2019clock the delegation returned to the hill and stated that they had seen Mr.McGibbon, and of- ter ha entered into an explanation that gen e his wish to avert trouble and to deal with the employees justly, resulting.in arrangements being made that the employees were to return to work at once, pending enquiries into the conditions complained of by the employees., These conditions.were agreed to, and the men returned to work to-day.Mr.D.L.Mo@ibbon, general manager of the company, when spoken to concerning the trouble, this morning, made the following statement: \u2014 At certain seasons of the year the output of rubber goods is much smaller than at other times, and it has al- wayh been the custom of the Canadian Bubber Company not to discharge their employees in the slack season: At other times of the vear a rush takes place\u201d for certain lines of goods, and on these occasions the men have al ways worked overtime until 10 p.m, at the regular daily rate of wages.\u2018Owing to the recent dry weather orders for water hose have been extremely large, and the men in the hose and mill departments were notified last Friday that they would be expected to work the first five nights of this week until 10 o\u2019clock.when we thought we could have caught up our orders, and no more night work would be necessary.\u2018It was a matter of surprise to me that the men should go out without having first made application to me, as I have always been ready and willing to listen to any statement that employees may consider it necessary to make concerning alleged grievances.When the men came to see me yesterday 1 told them to return to work and then we would be in a position to investigate, but that it was not a practical or sensible way of \u2018 serni- doing business to go out and then the foolishness of their position and have returned to their employment, ever were entered into by the comr pany.The men decided to go back to work on Wednesday morning, and as originally planned.We beliors the men acted hastily, for this reason the company will forget the incident, and we trust that everything will in future run harmoniously.\u2018On May 1 last the company voluntarily advanced the wages of the men, and\\our relations have been pleasant.KISCHINEFF \u2014 F.Schip, W.L.Morris, J.Cohen, H man, Dominion Cloak Co., L.Millman, W.R.Modson, S.Black, Jos.Rosen, M.Denenberg, J.B.Schwartz, Fieldman Bros., S.Wi ; lar and secenty-five cents, Elkins Shap; fifty cents, D.stner, M.Sherishatsky, Friend, A.Blaustein man, S.Echenberg, M.Black, J.Black, Chas Laxer, L.Laxer, M.Corublitt, M.Cohen, J.L.Vineberg, M.Echenberg, M.B.Echenberg, T.Vineberg, L.gar, H.Edgar, J.Smith, J.Rosenbloom; stein, 8.Simack.\u2014\u2014 TECHNICAL LIBRARY ACCEPTING THE OFFER.\u2014 terday and pi National.nical library at a rental of $500 a year.nishings and $1,000 for boo the Monument National.considerable opposition.FEARED DETECTION LOAN COMPANY ANTICIPATED DISCOVERY.out tne Elgin\u2019s reserve.The à foreseeing that this state cf affairs woul avoid the arrest and crimma tion which his acts laid him open: to.AS Before nis departure he Aransferred \u2018 ail gipablishment ; bis property to the Elgin Loan, making what restitution was in his pow- u- | come to seek remedy.The men raw but no condition or arrangements what- AGAINST STRIKES to work overtime the balance of this \u2014 ; : week without any extra remuneration.A COMPANY TO BE FORMED AT INDIANAPOLIS.end against their better judgment, and 1 4 0 opie Tnd., June 17.Parry, president of tne Nati facturers\u2019 Association, the proposed organization of a coi to insure employ2rs of labor strikes, says the compan edly Le formed.He sai necessarily be a mutual company that the membership \u201cvould be kept se- ify cret, only the officers being known.bor will never know,\u2019 he rders a atrike whether bting combined capital of laugat on one ind the company will said, \u2018when it o 1t is really fig merely making an ons vidual.The object of be to protect its policy holders from losses resulting from strikes and also to independent workm Il have a legal department Mon continues coming _in to the tres of the local Kischineff relief committee.Rabbi Landman reports the following collections by Messrs.H.Levi and M.Lehrer :\u2014Five dollars, E.White, hi Collins; ten dollars, Glickman & Glick- man; three dollars, C.Silber, Goldwater Bros., S.Ram; two dollars, B.Tannen- boum, Jacob Ettsin, M.Breenberg, 5- Steinberg, S.M.Glickman; one dollar, M.Rosenbloom, E.Cohen, S.Glickman, 8.\u201d Asner, Wm, Rosenbloom, I.Rosen- Ben Sele, Brg, Shwartz, S.Rosen, Guttman Bros.el Bros, N.Revinson, S.Kolben, M! Buse on or commits any vio- ST.LOULS FRAUDS REL LIBUTCS AS SOVIRYT chsler, P.Jacobson; one dol- St.Louis, June 17.\u2014John A.Lee, former lieutenant-go7ernor, nas testitied jury that he had \u201cbeen nd dollars a month to eyond the reach of the after the boodle investi- ded.The proposition boat destroyers.made to him just after he went to erson City and by \"Vhe grand jury the investigation but the gneriff is 7 Berlind, $.Weser, J.Bawitch, a nf Friend, À renner, Fried: Looney he i place himself h Berustein, A.Siwack; two dollars, B.sation shall be en - Kansas City from Jeff a mian he did not Know.is anxious to tak into the beer tax having great difficulty in tinding wi one dollar, G.Laxer Sam.Swisberk, F.Grinberg, 8.Mozil, 8.David, M.Wein- ONTARIO BANK - \u201cTT MOST SUCCESSFUL CIVIC COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF FORTY-SIXTH The civic library committee met yes to discuss the proposition for the establishment of a tech- 201 nical reference library at the Monument Toronto, June 17.\u2014The forty-sixth of the Ontario Bank was he métting of sharehold The year's operations been: most successful.were- $174,127.This would bave bes more than \u2018sufficient to pay the six peg cent dividend and carry $75,000 to Aj \u2018rest\u2019 fund and $5,000 to_the officers\u2019 pe As the year\u2019s receipts w increased $38,000 by premi ned stock, over $39,0000 of the year\u2019s profi \u201cwere added to the profit and loss a which now stands at $73,000.The reserve is now $500,000.It was decided to recommend to council to accept the offer of the Monument has National, to supply a room for the tech- Le It was decided to ask for $600 for fur- ke.It is proposed that this small library shall be under the control of the city, and contain technical books, of aa educational nature.It will be conducted in conjunction with the public classes at In view of the Teturcection of \u2018the Cur, negie library project it is not expec that the reports will pass council without \u2018COPPER SUNDAY\u2019 FOR CADETS¥ Kingston, Ont., June 17\u2014Stro jection has.been taken to the m el Military College cadets who fi Sunday, in St.Andrew's © fv or dropped, one by one, coppers on Âge collection plate, making a great noses.An old Royal Militaryy College gradh ate recalls the fact that 4 originated among the œ i continued ever sing THE MANAGER OF THE ELGIN St.Thomas, Ont., June 17.\u2014A new light was tarown on the sudden disappearance of George Rowley, manager of the Elgin Loan Company; when it was i-officially announced vesterday' that at the stormy meeting cf whe directors on Friday night it was virtually decided to Wind up the company.The reason which induced the board to -lecide upon this step was the fact that he injudicious lined investment of $31,000 of the funds with the Atlas Loan, together with losses on other securities, had practically wiped e rectors: ave to obey the order of their whether they will or not.dared to put anything upon the te other than coppers on tha Diversary Sunday; he would be \u2018disdip-.SIR THOMAS LiPTON SAÏ be revealed at the next -eport, decided to anticipate the consequent loss cf credit by applying for a voluntary winding-up order.To George Rowley this decision had a deeper significance.For months he bad, as manager of the company, been misappropriating the funds to protect on a declining market the stocks which he had purchased on .nargin.He realized that in the hands of a skilled accountant tnese embezzlements would be readily detected, and, after conferring with his family and nis solicitor, he made preparations to fly the country to London, June 17.\u2014Tiazre was « Hg ering of people at t station to-day to bid good by Thomas Lipton, who gt \u2018for pool, to board the \u2018Oceanic,\u2019 in a \u201copeful waved his farewell.ging him off.: MESSAGE FROM THE KING.Lipton as fellows: \u2014 the great race in August.E \u2019 MOUNTAINEERS.JUDGMENT CONFIRMED a EPPPPASEDISO COMPANE Ap\u2014 11 5 1 TESTIFIES THAT HE WAS OF- 1° Edinburgh, Scotland, June 17.\u2014The - FERED A BRIBE TO CLEAR 4 High Court to-day confirmed the judg: LOCROUT COMPLETE PANY, OF NEW YORK, DISMISS TEN THOUSAND MEN.| sign the agreement in a few days.rte GENERAL ASSEMBLY w EIGN MISSIONS COMMITTEE FIND A POST FOR THE REV.MR.WILKIE.¥ -_ - Vancouver, B.C., June 16\u2014This was | British Columbia Day at the Presbyterian | General Assembly, all the morning being taken up with matters of more pro- ii vincial than neral interest.est | Church, New Westminster, appealed to | the Assembly to settle its long standing \u2018| trouble about a change of site, and a spe- 1 cial committee was appointed for final adjudication.[Earnest workers in the west, disliking the non-sectarian charac- er ter of education, desire to erect boys\u2019 :| echools at Calgary and Kamloops, where thoroughly Christian upbringing will\u2019 be nied by Mr.W.J.Pirrie, chairman of Mkssrs.Harland & Wolff's shipbuinlding J.Pierpont Morgan, jr., thus ME.Seward Webb and others who were King Edward \u2018telegraphed to Sir Tho- PAs you are just about leaving for the ited States, let me wish you a pros rous journey and all possible good luck | F(Signed), EDWARD R.ANDI\u2019 ~Derd 3 I® HELD BY BANDITS commenting os mapauy inst BR.WALTER H.HARRIS, \u2018THE ot |§ TRAVELLER AND AUTHOR, A would JE PRISONER OF -ZEENAT and] 5 Tangier, Morocco, June 17.\u2014Mr.Wal- fer H.Harris, the traveler and author, who was a member of Sir Arthur Nicol- i $on\u2019s special British embassy to the Sul- n of Morocco last year, is a prisoner of the mountaineers at Zeenat, the bead- quarters of the bandit Raisuli.Govern- The ment troops attacked the place yesterday, burning many farms, but they did not and will prosecute any nan who at- Succee in rescuing Mr.Harris.tempts any coerci lation of law.SPAIN AND THEE CLYDEBANK ment of the Court of Sessions, rendered on Feb.18, awarding Yo the government of Spain $337,500 in the action begun on al Jan.20 by the Spanish minister of marine, Sanchez Toca, to recover $375,000 from the Clydebank Engineering and Shipbuilding Company because of the emopany\u2019s failure to deliver on contract time, in the spring of 1897, four torpedo THE FULLER CONSTRUCTION COM- New York, June 17.\u2014Ten thousand em- \u2018Ployees of the George A.Fuller Construc- \u2018tion Company were thrown out of work \u2018to-day \u2018by order of the company, thus making the lockout in the building trades it \u2018complete.While not joining the Em \u2018ployers\u2019 Association in membership, the \u201cFuller Company took this sympathetic ac: \u2018tion on the same grounds as those main- \u2018tained by members of the association.To- \u2018Tday the 150,000 laboring men who are '] idle because they are members of building RT trades unions have been served with the \u201c} ultimatum by the construction companies li to the effect that they will remain idle so ¥ long as the individual unions refuse to \u201cI sign the plan or agreement of arbitra- \u201ction and cenciliation proposed by the 21 Employers\u2019 Association.The action of the Fuller Company came as a surprise, sag it was generally understood that its sympathies were with the labor unions.Members of the company said to-day \u2018that it had become necessary to control rd'the unions.[This vast army of building mechanies will remain idle until their unions virtually abolish the walking dele- & 1 gate and come into the éonciliation agree- 81 ment.Members of the Employers\u2019 As- J sociation say they have information that two or three of the principal unions will | RECOMMENDATION THAT FOR- adopted.The Assembly gave proposals and Slo adopted the reports of the Ladies\u2019 College, Vicfori Then Shat \u2018 couse odlebre,\u201d the Wilkie case, came back from special committee with a recommendation that the question be not reopened, but that the foreign missions\u2019 committee find a post within its sphere for an earnest worker like the Rev.Mr.Wilkie.His personal character was appreciated but they could not recommend that he be sent to Indore College again.The committee, indeed, recommended the appointment of a committee with powers from the Assembly to thoroughly investigate the affairs of the Central India mission.; The final report of the Century Fund was adopted.WORK CONCLUDED.Vancouver, B.C., June 17.\u2014The twenty- ninth General Assembly concluded nine days\u2019 work this morning, and the majority of the members left for Victoria.The Assembly disposed of seventy memorials, petitions, and special reports.Hav- struck standing committees, the Assembly made the closing hours famous by reasserting that the Christian Church can make no compromise with the liquor traf- fie.A resolution passed referred to the debasing character of the traffic, \u2018so antagonistic to all human happiness, sll social order, all religious life,\u201d and urged people to bear their full share in banishing this inveterate foe from the country.The following reports presented were adopted: Hymnal Committee, Indiivdual Communion Cups, Protection of Church Property, Church Life and Work, and Temperance., ~ SHOT HIMSELE.AT THE POINT OF DEATH IN LONDON, ONT.London, Ont., June 16.\u2014About three o'clock this afternoon a commercial traveller named T.N.A.Smith, shot himself in the forehead with suicidal \"intent.He was visiting the military camp at Carling\u2019s Heights with a couple of friends.Without any warning he walked into a tent and placed a revolver to his head and .The bullet entered his temple and passed through his nose into this throat.He was taken to the Victoria Hospital and the bullet was extracted by Dr.Riper.His motive for committing the crime is unknown.Smith is about 40 years of age.He represented a whiskey firm of Glasgow, Scotland.re HOG CHQLERA GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR ORDERS THE DESTRUCTION OF MANY ANIMALS AT RIPLEY.\u2014 London, Ont, June 17.\u2014Mr, Ten- sant, government inspector, returned .from- Ripley, where he ordered the destruction\u2019 of 125 hogs affected with cholera.Sixty-one had already died when the inspector was notified.The balance of a shipment of 302 hogs are under quarantine, and it is expected they will also be destroyed.The animais were forwarded from Essex county points in May, to be fed at cheese factories at_ Ripley, and it is believed they were affected at this \u201ctime, the disease having previously appeared at Harrow and at Belle River.lpm 8 TRADEKRS' BANK GREAT FEATURE OF THE YEARLY \u2018STATEMENT 18 THE LARGE INCREASE IN DEPOSITS.\u2014 * Toronto, June 17.\u2014Steadily increasing business, continued prosperity, a very marked increase in deposits and an addition to tbe dividend are the features of the statement of the Traders\u2019 Bank of Canada, presented at the annual meeting yesterday.A very satisfactory feature of the statement was the increase in deposits, which has exceeded 22 percent, and makes the total deposits now $10,- 881,652.The net profits for the year amounted to $167,340, and these profits, the.directors felt, warranted them in the recent increase in dividend, and in the placing of the stock upon & seven percent basis.An increase in the capital stock} \u201cof the bank was considered the directors in the interests of the k so as to strengthen its position and enable it.to take advantage of the good business continually offering.This interest will be $500,000, which will make the authos- ized total capital $2,000,000- ing passed the usual loyal messages to the King and the Governor-General, and TRAVELLER LIES | June 17, 1908-\u2014Reséines by the Optical 8 rr Supply Company's Stendant \u2019 at noon \u2026 apa 7 Yesterday, 3.98; to-day, BM: .'} Temperature\u2014 Max, Min, LABOR DEMONSTRATION Thousands of Striking Textile Workers Hold a Monster Mass Meeting in Philadelphia.CHILDREN CARRY BANNERS BEARING THE INSCRIPTION \u2018WE WANT TO GO TO SCHOOL.Philadelphia, June 17\u2014Probably tbe greatest labor demonstration ever witnessed in this conntry took place to-day, \" when thousands of striking textile workers marched from Independence Hali to the City Hall, where a mass meeting was held.'I'ne feature of the parade was the army of children, employed in the textile nlls.Each youthfui parader carried a small American flag.There were numerous banners containing appropriate inscriptions.One bore the simple statement: \u2018We want to go to school\u2019 The bulk of the paraders came from the Kensington district, where about 60,000 textile workers are on strike.= 2 FROM THR ORIENT CAPTAIN, CHIEF OFFICER AND PORTJON OF CREW OF THE - WE \"TIUTORLA\u2019 AR 3 P Br Bay SNOOUVEL 2 Ca TE , Vancouver, BC.June 17.\u2014The steamer Victoria,\u201d which arrived yesterday ai- ternoon brought among her passengers Captain Ferris, chief omcer, and part of the crew of the wrecked steamer ' Victoria,\u201d which was lost on_ Little Bamboo Island, in the Gulf of Pechili, and is now being broken up by a Chinese Company who bought the wreck after it was abandoned, for three thousand taels.News was brought by the Victoria that a naval demonstration was being held in connection with the situation in the Far East by the Japanese and Brit ish fleets at Uhefoo.A number of United States warships were also pres ent.The Tientsin correspondent of the Tokio \u2018Asaki\u2019 says some American war- 8 have of late entered the Yellow Sea, and have landed several engineers at uchwang, and on the Yalu river for the purpose \u2018of surveying these districts.Jt 18 also stated that a large number of Americans.have lately been entering Manchurih to inspect the territory, and to rach Ce movements of the Russians The \u2018Chuo\u2019 says hat the Russian naval manoeûvres were go on in the neigh- bothéod of Dalny.on.May 15.Fifteen Russian warships: taking part in ores thes nine, on eros they sai y an ence t! sailed for Port Asthtr on May 17.A portion of the fleet plays the part of the Japanese navy while the ships that came to the Far Kast recently play thal of the Russian nevy.Admiral Axiali is colnmanding the movements of the ships from his flagship, the \u2018Ruric.\u2019 The scene of the manoënvres is said to extend from the Gulf of Pechili to the Cortasn Sea.When the shipg new cr a ote hor five thousand Chinese erghborhood Corea.a) socle Jane sited) at Niuchwan , ' ertain, \u2018and, on \"va Manchofis Barer i ilway wor and constructions for pet.Mai barracks for Russians.=~ The Seoul correspondent ff the \u2018Ko ?rep dete\u2019 of that inhabitants of Wij.that Humain ot Cinees eignd de mpeg the day before.br \u201c 7 etme: UNSETTLED .Meteorological Office, Toronto, June 1 a.m.\u2014The follo are the masimom and minimum temparatires:\u2014 Victoria, 68-\u2014 ç Kamloops, 94\u201464; Calgary, 78\u201448; Qu'Ap~ pelle, 78\u201446; Winnipeg, 76\u201450; Port Arthur, ee Parry Sounds ats: Toronto, 809; wa, 63-42; Montr 66\u20143; shes, 622, Halitax, 6848.au NE ostly cloudy and.cool, with showers, Thursday, stfil cool and unsettled, - ° The weather is cool throughout Quebey \u2018and Ontario and showers were fairly, Fe BPsé eral during the night in the latter vince.Fine, warm weather previfis 4 ftoba and the: Territories and at.prey.sent thers is no indication of any \u201c ¥ 1438 Notre Dame street, Monti i MO-BRY vo.oo weoeo on Th ox Yestardsy .oc oa oe .87 2 *.May 27 a So gb.mri ds vu om ctiyte ment atth Me noms and aédres pus amd, av.20 notiss enn bs tubes of them Av ny desth sutions Av 200 gropuid.The an sound of fenmrel appended to dauth notices, 250 ia Xr Yr dund of Wh, wv cmt por urd mire, ang Sn, Sih Semis por atra\u2014~grgeld.May A.Barwick.HEPFLON.\u2014On J Torrance lon, of a son.to +18, 1308, at No.16 wife of W.C.Hefl- Ef ga WHITB\u2014At Montreal, Baturday, i2, the, he wile of W.¥.Wha, of 4 MARRIED, .BARLOW\u2014SULLY.\u2014 On June 16, 1908, at the Church of St.James the Apostle, by the Rev.Canon Ellegood, McK.Barlow, to Winnifred melts, youngest daughter of Capt.Sully.BLOGG \u2014 POUSSETT.\u2014 At Bt.Simon's Church, Toronto, on June 13, 1508, by the Rev.Edward Cayley, M.A., Thea, Clark Blogs, Esq., son.of the late J.Samuel Blogz, Esq., to: Mary Frances, dsughter 8 the lates Edward \u2018Waldo Poussett, Rsq., arnia.BURGE \u2014 JOHNSTON \u2014 On Wednesday, June 10, 1962, at the Methodist Church, Arundel, by the Bev.Mr.Galley, May, eldest daughter of the late John Johnston, of Vankleek Hill, to A.J.Burge, of Muntresi.DAVIDSON the Rev.H.Mount, B.A., brother of the groom, and Rev.Davies, incumbent of Rawdon, Le en May Mason, daughter of Mr.George Mason, Beaulac, Que, to Mr.Walter W.Mount, of Westmount, Que ST.JAMES \u2014 ISAACSON \u2014 In the Meth- odlst parsonage, Newport, Vermont, on June 15, 1903, by the Rev.W.C.Newell, Mr.Edmund St.James was united in marriage to Miss Ida B.Isaacson (Idda), only dagghter of W.E.and Dorothy H.Isafcsen, of St.Paul, P.ghis mabs, Neb., Holyoke, i.Bay, Ont., papers please copy.WALSH\u2014-PURDY.\u2014At 8t.Mary's.Church, Binékbutn, on Wednesday, June 8, 1903, by the Rev.Canon Hanington, d North Al Notre Dame Street Montreal s Greatest Store.St.James Breet A Ÿ JOHN MURPHY & CO.) æ \u201c5 A ARES iA HINT OF THE FEATURES IN made rece ts of new fresh goods are 1 upon the stocks.You'll find quantities DRESS PRINTS, in well assorted de pers, Dlouses, men\u2019s shirts, etc.per only.NEW ORIENTAL DRESS MUSLINS, colors for ladies\u2019 wrappers.Sale SCOTCH DRESS GINGHAM, %7 in\u2019 colors.Sale price per yard.NEW ROUGH SCOTCH CHAMBRA 97 Pieces DRESS DUCK, indigo blue, with neat white designs.Sale | THe JUNE 17th, 1008, MANY NEW WASH FABRICS énsential, 60 Taal are \u2018the demands the range of signs and colorings, suitable for wrap- Sale price, per yard.ce ad sev » inches wide, stable users = price per yard.ve enn wide, in the pewest designs cr in a ve ex ses a as 4 Y, a limited \u2018quantity.Worth 2lec yd.- NEWEST FICTION.Buy a supply ere you depart on your vacation.Paper-eovered Novels, good range of titles, at.Standard Authors, aftrictively bound in cloth, following authors represent Dickens, \u201d Benty, Corelli, Ruskin, *Kipling and many others.#4 6c Sale price.\u2026 Be [FULL PRICE NEVER FURNISHISHINGS THAT ; CHARGED FOR THE SUIT MEN OF LIBERAL Mén\u2019s Black Cashmere Half-hose, seamless, in- sizes 9% to 11%.A quality that will wear well 5 pairs for t.00 Men's White India : Jauze Underwear (the Kind that yout selert for warm weat or: price depends upon the size: Shirts.AE to 360 Drawers.38¢c 10 600 SEVERAL SUGGESTIONS FOR THE [GIVER OF WEDDING GIFTS Biscuit Jars, fine silver-plated, satin finish, word \u2018Cracker\u2019 nicely en- Ford thereon.\u2026.81.90 Water Pitcher, heavy rilver- plated, nicely engraved, satin nish, Special.$3.40 Fruit Knives, heavy alver- plated, ne handles, set of 6 in a box.Good.range of \"Cambric.\u2018Washing: Tiem, Oxford shape, fight stripe - fects, ench:.4c TOILET SETS\u2014WE Co SEEM TO MONOPOLIZE THE GOOD VALUES] 5 Piece set in all white for.88¢c Decorated English Porcelain, 3 patterns to choose from.Regular, $1.05.Special.81.46 White and Gold, artistic shape, full .40c two quotations: LADIES\u2019 SHORT-¥ WAIST CORSETS, white only.LADIES\u2019 SHORT CORSETS, made of SUMMER CORSETS THAT ARE BOTH COOL AND COMFORTABLE] The variation in contoars well provided for.many models :n many makes.Tne fairness of prices establishad in these A good serviceable summer corset, sizes 18 to 26.med.An ides! light- -weight corset, perfect fitting, .siz2s, 18 to 30 81.00 \u2026 S, CARSLEY CS 1765 to 1788 Notre Dame St., 184 to 194 Et.James St, set of 10 pieces.Regular, 8 0.Special.2.98 In the stocks are featured made of light sateen, lace trimmed, in - 500 best \u2018quality white Coutil, lace trim- ash Fabries most com Ji ee and prime values afford the best reasons for purchasing in great CONSERVATIVE TASTES}! - 580 Stylish To Clear at and the offer.$6.50 White: Muslin $ AMERICAN-MADE SHIRT WAIS Half Price | We have been enabled by keeping a keen eye on the market and lucky buying to offer our customers public generally several genuine \u201cSNAPS\u201d in blousewear this season, but we have no hesitat- ! ion in saying that we believe the | present lot out-distances in price- | value and otherwise any former These are the celebrated \u201cEAGLE\u201d brand Shirt Waists which were awarded the Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition, and are patronized by the most exclusive and fashionable circles in New York.All.are beautifully trimmed; some are made Monte Carlo fashion; some : with Duchess fronts; the prices are as follows: $5.50 for $2.75, \u2018 $6.30 for $3.15 for $3.25 $7.00 for $3.50 ; |.\\ ; ; \\ was.also a car of provisions, Kernan, the railway agent at MONTREAL.by tbe Rev.J.Osborne, Harriet M.Purdy, of Blackburn, to Herman T.Walsh, of Navan.DIED.BREW \u2014 On June 17, 1903,at his residence, 8 Lorne Crescent, George Magnus Brew, of Edinburgh, Scotland, aged 48 years.Funerzl from his late residence, at 2.30 p.m., on Friday, 19th instant.GEMMELL.\u2014At 188 Augusta street, Ottawa, on June 14, 1903, Jennie Wellbanks, wifé of Mr.W.B.Gemmell, aged years.HESSE\u2014In this city, on Tuesday, June 16, 1908, Joseph David Hewse, aged 43 years, .6 months.Funersl will take gregation street, on instsht, at 2.3% p.m., .from 207 Con- hursday, the 18th to Mount Royal Cemetery.Friends and acquainiances will please accept this intimation.\u2019 JOURNEAUX.\u2014On Sstürlay, June I 1906, |- at 332 Waverley sirest, Otthwe; Mi i Mourant, relict of the late Philip Jour- : neaux, passed peacefully away, aged 74 } years and 9 months.\u2019 LAURIE.\u2014On June 1%; 1908, = the - peai- , dence of his son inlaw: Dr.¥ ne Lee 82 Strathcona cu Burnet Laurie, aged IE fr ring ate Tr jeant-major of the 43rd MILLER \u2014 At Chatham, PQ.Où June W 8, 1903, James Miller, -of broke, Ont., aged 80 years.Pembroke papers Dlease copy.PRIN June 13, 1903, Rebeccs Mar- ret Grafton, Beloved wife of the Rev.orn Philp, D.D., at the residence of her ister, rs.pivard Bull, 121 \u201cBloor st west, Toronto, SCARFYE.\u2014At Brantford, Ont., on June 14, 1508, Sarah Blizabeth Phin, wife of the late Sheriff Scarffe, in her 5éth year.Then sanding notice for he abous colums moy send CT with them à Met of names of interested friends togefher with 6 ons-cent amp Jor etek address, and marked copies of she \u2018 Witnest containing the , fetioy, will 3s prowtly mailed.Fur address ia ! Jrroign countries these nents will bn soguired, \u201c Notices received.too 1ste for - his age may possitiy de ii time for pdge 6 Des Advertisements.Sec Te BESTDESKS for the Least Money.TEES & CO., she 8Y.JAMES STRE , Montreal ELECTRIC FANS WARN WEATHER \u2014\u2014For Sale by x.THE CRESCENT ELECTRIC co.2508 St.Catherine it.Tol.Up 714.\" Che Baily Witness, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.JUNE 17 THE HEPPNER DISASTER rr RY ===\" HARRISON'S BREAD, fel.Mount.38.Offices 343 Victoris Ave, Westmount 2 DOMESTIC FELICITY | room depot can a Tape a mice fropiare Tous vire 0 De cosy Mext Wêster The G.R.LOCKER CO., 1758 NOTRE PANE STREET.The Loss of Life Much Greater Than at First Supposed TELEGRAPH OPERATOR DIED AT HIS XEY WHILE TRYING TO CALL UP.PORTLAND.ner, Ore., June 16.\u2014Estimatés of the Tao of life by the.Sunday night's udburst differ widely, but the num- ox pdb: dead is certain to reach three hundred, and it may be five hundred when all.are accounted for.One hundred and ten bodies have been buried, and it is known that fifty are missing.Still others who were strangers in the town are supposed to be among the lost.People are coming here from all diree- tions in waggons and on and the work recovering bodies and burying tne dead is proceeding as fast as possible, HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE.Dalles, Ore, June 15\u2014A telephone message fram fore states that the latest find in the ruins of Heppner indicates that tlie loss of life will pe much greater than at first supposed.The casualty list will foot up five bundrad, and man of the bodies will never recovere The property loss and roti of buildings alone will aggregate probably a million dollars.This is regarded as a \u2018 vative estimate.One hundred and fifty of the best residences were swept from the earth.The relief work pro- gressés to-day at a satisfactory pace.Among the incidents of tne catastro- pae was the saving of three lives by ulius Keitley, seventy years old, who rode Sy mile and a half and saved three peo Poe: ames Kernan, the Oregon Railway & Navigation Company agent, met his death at the telegraph key trying to call Portland, to inform the outside world daughter, Katie, who was saved, said her father and mother were lost in the whirl of the waters.Katie stood while her father was calling the Port office, when the flood swept in the lower floor floor ending calamity.His little |- high point of ground but was drowned.e of the most thrilling adventures was that of Thomas Shuter, who, with | his family, was carried down stream in his house for a mile and a half.His wife, and two childr:n weat to the upper rooms.Below town, the Jouse was shot across the creek to the west side, where it lodged in debris, a hundred and fifty yards from the canyon bank.Shuter then took his lit*le ones, and swam two hundred yards.He landed the children and then rescued his wife.The McBride family, which was lost, went down in their hpuæe \u201cThe daughter screamed and beckoned from the windows to Louis Kinney, who, with his their house, to escape.XK) whole McBride f J erin orce of sevanty-five men gre digging graves on fas hill Prompt measures | prevent a plague, Eta of Portland, lost his wife an three children.ey were visiting | her father.Mrs.Clarence: Andrews and : .three children, of Seattle, are among the |.lost.Her husband if in Sitka, Alaska.-She is a sister of .Baird.A list of the dead, who were identified and buried jncludes eighty-five names.One hundred and fifty known persons are missing.Dunn apd Mr.Nople were entirely de-: \u2018molished and all persons in the: three} families drowned, .as Jere the families of James and Henry Bl \u2018The entire residence portion of Hepp- ner was destroyed, but the business houses, being on higher ground and: en erally built of brick and one, were not s0 badly damaged.The school \"house snd side of a hill, were saved, but two churches\u2014the Metaodist and the Pres byterian, were completely -vrecked.great heaps of driftwood piled.bigher than the woof of the station, nd the res cuing parties were forced to dumplinh these pyramids of timber in order .to extricate the bodies which were tangled in tne brush.Undoubtedly many of the bodies were carried by the rushing waters down the valley.\u2019 Every available man from a radius of sixty-five miles has been into service at Heppner to clear away the debris and and the desd.ONE HUNDRED BURIED.About a hundred persons were in Heppner\u2019s graveyard yesterday.Owing.to the entire absence of JE: Le cilities.for caring for the dea Ss was for tie most part interred in common crates.A relief train sent -from The Dalles reached Ione last night and \u2018will proceed lections to Heppuer as soon Bs possible.At wrecking train with gangs of men tb re- the tracks and telegraph wires ee has Loue a It ts expected that communication with Lexin seventeen \u2018miles from Heppner, be reutor- ed today.On board Toe Dhlles train were five doctors and eix trained nurses, and whirled round him.Mrs.rushed out of the house and Eten Tora a with all necessary drugs and #upplies to care for the sick and founded.There good family ran out in the nick of time frons- pres saw thé | The houses of Benjamin Patterson, Mr.| the court house, which stand on the |e Around the depot the rising water left | London, Ont, June 17\u2014Among the hundreds of peo ople who lost their lives in the cloudbtirst at Heppner was a former resident of this city, Mr.A.Gunn.It is feared that he and his family, consisting of of hig wife and four children may al been lost.Re rts say that Mr.haved been family, who fred next door to the Gunns, are lost, \u2018and later despatches state that Mr.and \u2018Mrs.Jung were both drown MR.CLARK MAY BE CANE, EL Le 17.\u2014Mr.Hugh Clark, M.P.P., of Centre Bruce, is anxious to learn the fate of bis brother, who is a business man in the town of 1 Heppner, 1t is thought that h \u201c is = atches ite \u201cGe- portion pv Fh city and Mr.| would in all probability be at is Blass of business at the time of the: \u201cthis town, / ifmécent brook.About $500,000 worth 5 pron ot is erased from the wealth of \"A rigid em pu 0 ment im: Const e - able bodied men into the work -véving the town from pleg-brecdiag Several thousand persons bave arrived an of men a outs Siting the iene \u2018Women take charge of } they are £ the De oy by thé men.sad no tie \u2018or cétemony in.\u2018the le.\u2018The ies are corte white clothes, placed fn rough bosse and hurried to the cetneteries on are not needed Bee pete tans nurses.are PS ened 0 owes pestilence, It rapt Bave more men to pe PE in cleaning, ions to fesd the workers, CE are entirely d destitute, afl y pomessions having been carried any: \u201cN.SYNOD OF HURON ANNUAL SESSION \u2018OPENED AT - + LONDON YESTERDAY., June 17.The Synod of Hur- its annual session\u2019 hers yester- otic \u201che réport of the -xecutive eomi- mitted was presented, \u2018showing eral conditions of p 'Tne r col- $9,456.45 for Slocegan funds for diocesan ns.The \u2019 fond {tea had Seis to Jibcesan debt total $,- ar or domestic And for f 2 were the largest in ben years, en The subecri \u201cthe \u2018sun contributed was 81.É mine an RSA of RET John A.Heppner, wired the news of the disaster to lone \u2018and then attempted to escape from the rushing wall of ier, but he was car- | ried down to d FORMER EN DONERS LOST.JOHN-MURPHY & CO., 2341 and 2343 St.Catherine $t., Oor.Metcake Bt.vi 18 years, on bis written request, the canon.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ST.CATHARINES.\u2014 Bradley, yester y arrested a négro here.negro wanted at Colli murder of little (Glory negro answers the description in detail.When destine oh admitted having been in out about two weeks ago.on his way to Atlantic City.His contradicted itself in many.The chief is looking around for the l büt as yet hms not succeeded in him.to be superannuated for such an amount as he would be entitled to under clause 2 of THE WHALEN MURDER A NEGRO SUSPECT ARRESTED AT St.Catharines, Ont, June 17,\u2014 Mr.chief of police, of Merritton, The chief has the printed description of the ood for the halen and this every he prisoner ngwood He stated he was story ulars white man said to have been with the Audi | n e have been notified of the arrest.wore.= part in the matter with the of recetvinb, 2 deed when all the la purehase have in view the buildin hool room and the establis with e-band-ball court.posed that the vacant land be skating rink in winter.and young people's scheme.immenss enthusiasm in authorities at Collingwood bs.Bradley cal led the chief of police at Col- ingwood long distance.Jrlephone and gave him t description of the prisoner, which tallied in every detail with that of the negro who is wanted at Colling- wood, xcept in the shoes which the man A CHURCH PLAYGROUND A BCHEME BEING WORKED BY A TORONTO METHODIST CEURCH.Aldermman Starr, of Toronte, gives the followin account of a work being taken y the Bathurst Methodist Church: ra : > mécting held a few weeks ago the céngregation decided to hase 115 feet 8 inthes of land front on- Bathurst street, by a depth of feat.The movement was à congregationsl one, the idea being net to ask thé trustees vo \"take tion had paid for.© The: romcters of the ofa und for the children people où the chureh.It is omg 22 that a lawn tennis court and a bowling court be laid out in the summer together It is also pro- The movement is largely a ilies foe school over ie matter ad he children are Moy: with one anot n giving end unday-school pho bom plied pe caprice Mae ss, the latter is completed.has sles offered a he co to the Po meee in the Sunday be POCHE enthusiasm , \u2018the dren the pet- guarantee an woke SH ey oe Joung people in volé a li Hi AN OLU-FASHIONED Time WELCOME HALL MISSION Stpr- INTENDENT CELEBRATEs ANNIVERSARY.\u2014 Mr.J.David Fraser, superinten of the Welcome Hall Mission, celebr.q the ninth anniversary of his convernop at a special service held in the maso hall last evening.On the platform were Mesars.T.B.Macaulay, William lor F.G.Rose and J.S.Hetherington, à, rector;s Mr.John Currie, of the Inspector street mission; the Rev.Mr.Taylor, of the Old Brewary mission, Mr.JR.Dougall, and ota:re.A number of coaverts were present and told of their deliverance from tj, slavery of intogicating drink and otner vile habits.Mr.Fraser rejoiced that re he was a victim of intemper ance and gambling for more than twen years, he was now a child of the King and delighted in his service.During the Que genie Propre 50106 were ren.arry Griffith and Me Manage a duet: by Mrs.Fraser and Mr.atch and two selections by Me Tarlton Brothers and Bray, the Mount Royal male trio.OF INTEREST TO WOMEN HOW TO PACK A TRUNK.There are but two things necessary for faultless trunk-packing\u2014time and tissue paper.It is absolutely necessary to take the time to sort out and fold clothes carefully and fit them to the space of your trunk, then to fill every crushable sleeve or puff fold with rolls of tissue paper.Pack your skirts, petticoats, lin gerie and negligees in the bottom of the , your waists in the special trays and your hats in the hat-trays, unless you are willing to bother with a hat-box, which is much better.Fold & skirt with the side seams fold: ed lengthwise, leaving the front gore tiat, until it is just the width of the trunk, then place it full length of the trunk, folding the top over, and fitting in 8 roll of paper in the fold.Never fold a skirt three or four limes and put it baphaz- ard in any part of the trunk, or it is bound to be ruined.All fancy waists should be hooked together, stuffed with paper, and the stuff: ed sleeves laid close to to the sides.Place the waist lightly in a commodious tray, and with long pins pin tight in the tray.Shirt-waists are not \u2018ed with paper but are laid flat in the second tray.i they are of light material, pa little paper may be placed under the fronte to keep them from sagging.Hat-trimmings are puffed out paper, the crown is stuffed full of paper, and\u2019 the tos preset in the tray.It is a great mistake ta stuff out hats and waists with noel wearing- pparel- It only does injury b additional crushing, Do not pack books and the little boxes in with clothes.Fill the corners of the trunk with stockings and any small pieces of lingerie, and put books and boxes in a shawl-strap, and all toilet articles in a hand-bag.\u2014'Woman\u2019s Home Compan: jon.\u2019 IN STRAWBERRY SEASON.Fresh strawberries make a good sum mer dessert.Fill glass sherbet cups one third full of strawberries cut in hal Sprinkle with sugar and fill up with strained orange juice.Set the cups in a pan of cracked ice amd malt for two hours or be de of rawberry vinegar may made o small and of re, fruit, but the berries shoul urse, be picked over with care.our quarts of berries allow three ok] of white wine vinegar.Pour the vin Jinegat over the berries, cover, and for several days.Strain and add a pint of sugar to each quart of vi Let it come to.a boil, skim and bottle.Be sure that the bottles are LE gocked.This is an- old-fashion- nd a truly tful one.seen, and ice eream & com bination of which few tite.If be ber rge, ripe Oned, are m thick cream until are quite coated and look white i of and then heaped in tbe oentre of à Ting a 3 strawberry surprise.which will be ap- A GOULD\u2019 Witiin the Ian Ta wien ths there of linen \"table serve fiat Tm + It was a special erder made to 0 a round 1 ' banqueting table that ty guests.Koen wae Ban end at the opening of the remedeiled Ti.nighé of the ball.\u201d he fine the tableclotih six vardy lotig.Bus border.of Florentine t Jace, all hand made in 68e The centre is solid lace.The wis de signed pf for ue Goulds sod wil) er uplics months of labor Foy scotes of \u2014\u2014 With the cloth went six dosen plate and fin ger bowl doities embellished Thth Jor e point lace, ¢ carrying out the eloth.Aor Sr worthy » where in SPECIAL NOTICES.Many New Features in Wa Wash Fabrics.; silts Feceipts of dew fresh goods are essential ro great are the demands made vs The S.Carsley Co., Limited, stocks.\u20191l find the range of Wash Fabrics ot, Lo complete, and prime values afford of reasons for purchasing 1D grolid qmantities.That are both cool and ia £5 \u201cthe variation in contours for.In The S.Carsley (os A lets ee are featured many mod els in many makes.fairness Of Be established in these thres gros tions.me J.The Has just Calf La and Litt call the Boots, à solid bé Boys\u2019 ar Youths\u2019 Little G for we Call The SENAT( AC Ottaw bill befc mitted with ins date.When Temelsel from + and the merce © tion.1 an adds against est 1 that h this me Canadis years, formed was ea this e result tions labor.late in it was =| 58k Gay i EFibse Jf © 4 EF FAA CLIS SITE WEDNESDAY, J.H.HAMILTON, The Allan Shoe Store Has just received 800 Pairs of Box Calf Lace Boots for Boys.Youths and Little Gents.We would like to call the attention of mothers tothese Roots.a8 they are Strong, and ali solid Leather.Boys\u2019 are worth $2.00, for.Yoaths are worth $1.75, for .Little Gent's are worth $1.50, The Allan Shoe Store 6e57-9 Craig Street.J.H.HAMILTON, Prop.81.50 1.35 s1.15 DOMINION PARLIAMENT (Continued From Page 12.) \u2014 PAY FOR CENSUS STAFY.Ottawa, June 17.\u2014Mr.Fisher would Like to nave got nis thirty-five thousand dollar vote through the House last night for the census staff next year, but the Opposition had so many complaints to urge and that shortly before two o\u2019clock the minter consented to an adjournment to look up information.tem which was under Friday mght.county and in St.John.quiry.did in salary.LABOR AGITATORS SENATOR LOUGHEED'S BILL UP AGAIN FOR DISCUSSION.Ottawa, June 17.\u2014The bill before the Senate has been mitted to a special date.When Senator Lougheed\u2019s bill was so many questions to answer This is the same consideration all When the order was called last night Mr.Fowler, of King's, first complained about tbe mistakes in the soumeration of tne Free Baptists in his The minister promised_to make this a subject of en- The Ontario Conservatives grumbled about the expenses of census enumerators in the province and Mr.Coch- rane instanced a case where an enumerator drew more for porse hire than he Lougheed cora- sub-committee, with instructions to report at an early \u201cemployers would be required to yield Jone 17, 1903, THE meer MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.in some instances to international as sociations, some of them with constitutions far more drastic than that of any trades union.The National Founders\u2019 and the National Metal Workers\u2019 Associations were instances of this kind of thing, and only this week the Toronto \u2018Star\u2019 announced the coming\u2019 visit of Mr.Pentland, president of the International Founders\u2019 Association, who was coming to Torento to settle the moulders\u2019 strike, and that the a nine hour day.American anti-labor literature was being circulated among members of Parliament, and Mr.Clarke, in conclusion, denounced the Lougheed Bill as a retrogade move: ment most injurious to the labor um- ions of Canada.Senator Lougheed denied that {bis bill was introduced at the request of Canadian employers.It originated with himself entirely, because of mischief which these foreign agitators were working in the west.The bill was nob perfect, and might be amended so as to deal with the employers as well as the employees.He had not contemplated interfering with work in Canada of international union officers.The bill could either be further considered by a special committee OT laid over till next session.Senator Jones, head of the Massey-Harris company, of Toronto, the largest employers in the province outside of the railway companies, approved of foreign interference in our industrial life being shut out, and this applied alike to employers and employees.Our people should be prepared to work on their own individuality.The Canadian workmen were far superior in skill to those employed by the Mec- Cormicks and other American firms.Why, then, should our workmen want to join in unions with men who had nothing of their skill and intelligence.The Massey-Harris Company bad mo connection with any international employers association, and in thirty years had known but one strike.Three years ago the men, on the advice dof one, Keough, an official of the International Moulders\u2019 Union, demanded that only union men be employed by the Massey-Harris Company.The com- ny refused the demand, and Benator Jones felt it worthy of note that this demand was made at a time when the frm was working on orders for the foreign market.Senator Jones said his policy was to do as much as pos sible for the comfort of his men, but he did not feel like admitting his workmen to assist in the management of the factory.That function belonged to the man who signs the cheques.Sir Mackenzie Bowell had no objection to legitimate trades unions, but considered that there was & necessity rowebexl resulutions were first read from the Montreal Board of Trade and the Montreal Chambre de merce endorsing the proposed legisla tion.Com- The committee then listened to an address by Mr.E.F.Clarke, M.P., against the bill.The member for West Toronto declared at the outset that he represented only himself in this matter.He had belonged to one Canadian trade union for thirty-five years, formed of their internal economy.H was satisfied there was no demand fo this enactment.The direct and was therefore fully in- e T result result would be to embitter the relations existing between capital and labor.The commercial conditions o f late in Canada were not normal, and it was perfectly true that men in some instances had preferred unreasonable demands, but on the whole the relation between employers and employees were never More harmonious.Canadian trades unions are nearly all affiliated with American institutions, nevertheless our unions enjoy absolute home rule.Officers of the international organizations frequently come to Canada at the request of Canadian members, but their influence was exerted rather to prevent than to promote strikes.Many a threatened strike had been avoided through the intervention of their so-called walking delegates.Those international officers only came to Canada upon invitation, and then only to restore harmony whenever possible.The em ployers of Canada belonged themselve 3 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ EVIDENCE FROM CAMPBELLFORD.James Atwell\u2019s Bladder Trouble Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills.Plain Statement of a Long Standing Trouble Effectually Disposed of Campbellford, Ont., June 18.\u2014(Special.) \u2014That the complication of sulting from deranged Kidneys is casil curable by Dodd\u2019s Kidney denced by the case of James this plate.Mr.Atwell is a heart iseases Te- y Pills is evl- Atwell, of y man to-day and talks freely of his former ill-health and its cure.\u20181 had for years,\u2019 he says, \u2018and for over months the pains in my bladder wer Lumbago and Bladder Tronble five e particularly severe.In passing my urine ould hurt me so 1s to almost ears to com y Pills but got oe prescribed by me.Then 1 and they cured me.will never without them in the house.\u2019 cause 1 used other ot no relief and a bandage the doctor failed to help tried Dodd\u2019s Kidney Pills be 5 Mr.Atwell\u2019s story can easily be corro- orated, and other people here are telling of th d : Ktney the 80° work done by Permanently all forms of Kidney Di Dodd 's They cure absolutely and for legislation on somewhat the same ales po this HITT eghaed » = cotting was worse in Canada to-day than it ever was, and agitatoës should be put out of business whether they belonged to this country or come from the United States.Senator Sullivan, posed the bill.On motion of Senator Lougheed the measure was then sent to a special committee composed of Senators Bowell, Kerr, Ferguson, Sheyn, Thompson (N.B.) and Lougheed.Senator McKeen, of Cape Breton, and Senator Drummond, chairman, both spoke in favor of Canadian or- izations.& genator Beique, of Montreal, suggested an amendment to punish by bre or imprisonment apy one not domiciled in Canada for eight months who, with Intent to force à rise or fall in wages orf to change the conditions of labor, urges On motion of Senator Loug- of Kingston, op- a strike.I heed the bill was sent to & special committee composed of Senators Cin Ki Cobourg), erguson, ; err oon (New Brunswick), Wood and Lougheed.rte CHANGE OF NAME MONTREAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY GAINS GOVERNMENT SANCTION TO SUCH.The Montreal Fire fpsurance Com pany, of Montreal, > sked power from tne Senate Banking and Commerce (\u2018ommittee this morning to, change its name to the Montresl-Quebec Fire Insurance Company.The company has been converted/into à stock com- 1 ite present confused with the Mount Royal Fire Insurance Company.discussion the name of the company was made the Montrzal-Canada Fire Insurance Company and the bill itself, which changes the company from & provincial into a Dominion company, was reported.\u2014\u2014\u2014 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mr, Percival St.George was in Quebec yesterday.Mr.A.F.Georgeville.Lady Eileen Elliot has been spending a few days at Metis.Miss Violet Cooke is the guest of Miss May Fitzsimmons, Brockville.Mr.Robert McLiment is staying with Mr.J.U.McLimont, Grande Allée, Quebec.Stiss Kathleen Howard is expected in Kingston on Saturday, to be the guest of Mrs.Pense.Misses Etbel and Birdie Clarke are spending a few Jays in Toronto on their way to Muskoka.Mrs.Lennox Mills, who is visiting friends in the city, returns to Bishops- court, Kingston, on Saturday.Mrs.Arthur Piers, Miss Piers and Miss Isabel Piers are sailing for England, and will be absent till autumn.\u2019 Gault leaves to-day for Prof.H.T.Bovey, Mrs.and Mis] Bovey, are leaving to spend the next three months in England and France.Mrs, Cleveland and Mr.Brock Cleveland, New York, are the guests of Mrs.Cleveland\u2019s mother, Mrs.Carter, Mountain street.Dr.Watson Rowell znd Mrs.Rowell have returned from their wedding trip and are residing in their new home, 2711 St.Catnerine street.Mrs.Fraser, of Montreal, was in Toronto for the marriage of Miss Agnes Dry- nan to Mr.John Howard Temple, which took place yesterday.Sir Charles Tupper and Lady Tupper left Vancouver yesterday for Winnipeg on the way to England.They will return about Christmas.The Rev.Dr.Barclay, Mrs.and Miss Barclay, and Mr.Gregor Barclay sail by the \u2018Lorintifian\u201d to-morrow for the Old Country, to return about the first of September.\u2018 Among the passengers from Montreal sailing by the SS.\u2018Corinthian\u2019 to-day are Mr.and Mrs.Dalgety, the Rev.T.Everett, Miss M.Everett, Mr.E.J.Meln- tyre, Mr.and Mrs.Stewart.Mrs.McLagan, of Vancouver, B.C, who was in Toronto for the annual meeting of the National Council of \\Vomen, and has since been visiting in Ottawa, is at present in Montreal, the guest of the Hon.I.G.and Mrs.Nossé.Miss Au ey Blair, daugnter oi the Minister of Railways and Canals, was married to-day to Dr.McCarthy, of Ottawa.The ceremony was performed at the family residence, Ottawa, by the Rev.A.k.Mitchell, in the presence of tae families of the contracting parties.Dr.and Mrs.McCarthy left for a trip to the Adirondacks and will make their home in Ottawa.\u201c A very pleasing event took place in the Grand Trunk general offices, McGill street, yesterday afternoon, when, on the occasion of his approaching marriage, Mr.Robert C.Manson, travelling freight agent, was made a presentation of cutlery and silverware by \"Ar.Frank J Watson.division freight agent, on behalf of himself and staff.Mr.Watson, in à few well-chosen words, tendered hearty congratulations.Several other speeciies were also made, to which Mr.Manson feelingly replied.Mr.Manson is to be married in Cornwall to-day, and he and his bride will pass through Montreal this evening on the way to Portland, New York and other United States ci- A large garden party was given by Her Excellency the Countess of Minto at Government House on Monday aîter- noon.The picturesque gardens looked delightfully green and fresh after the recent rains.A large marquee had been erected at one end of the grounds, where refreshments were served throughout the afternoon, and many small tables were also dotted about the lawn.Their Ez- cellencies received their guests in a room tion was held at bride\u2019s Jarents, 344 \u201cthe rooms of which tantity of cut was in green the ceremony a the home of the Mountain.street, were decorated with a flowers.The bride's tab and white, carnations being the flowers used.The bride's mother wore black silk relieved with cut steel ornaments, and black bonnet.Mrs.Cleveland, the bride\u2019s sister, also wore black silk, and black hat with white roses.Mr.and Mrs.Paris leave on a wedding trip, the bride going away in a hlue cloth tailor- made gown, thé cost finished with bands of orange overlaid with black applique, worn with white silk blouse, and blue and white bat.On their return they will reside at: 344 Mountain street.Among the gifts received by the bride were many pieces of cut glass, silver, jewellery, pictures and objects of art.\u2014\u2014 [OFFICIAL REPORT.) THE ONTARIO BANK.The Annual Meeting \u2018of the Shareholders of the Ontario Bank was held at the Banking House, Toronto, on Tuesday, June 16th, 1903.Among those present were: G.R.R.Cockburn, Donald Mackay, John Flett, Henry Lowndes, R.Urass, Arthur Hervey, F.B.Polson, A.P.Choate, Hon.K.Harcourt, Cephas Goode, R.D.Perry, A.8.lrving, R.Mulholland, ¥.M.Purdy, W.Spry, Thomas Walms- léy androthers.On motion, Mr.George R.R.Cockburn was called to the chair, and Mr.McGill was requested to act as Secretary.Messrs.Henry Lowndes ana F.M.Purdy were appointed Scrutineers.At the request of the Chairman, the Becretary read the following report.The Directors beg to present to the Shareholders the 46th Annual Report, for the year ending 31st May, 1903, together with the usual statement of Assets and Liabilities.Profit and Loss (brought forward from May 31, 1902).- .+++ Premium on New Stock .- The net profits, after deducting Charges of Management, (nter- est accrued upon deposits, and making provision for all bad and doubtful debts, were .« .» .174,127.47 $ 34,411.44 35,068.00 $243,608.91 Which have been appropriated as foliows: Fividend 3 percent, paid Dec.1, 1902 .$45,000.00 Dividend 3 percent, payable June 1, 1903 .45,000.00 Added to Rest .715,000.00 Reserved for Officers\u2019 Pension Fund .Balance of Profits carried for- WALA 2.022 22 20 000 41 ooo.$73,506.91 Branches have been established at the torner of Yonge and Carlton streets, in opening off the hall, and decorated with bowls and jars of red and pink and whitg peonies.Lady Minto wore a gown Îine and pink silk.with deep coller and: insertions of string-colored lace, and a pink chip bat trimmed with pink roses and foliage.During the afternoon an interesting ceremony took place, when the Governor-General presented the Royal Red Cross to Miss Georgina Pope in recognition of services rendered in South Africa.Mies Pope, whe is from Prince Edward lsland, is the first woman in Canada to receive the cross.At the Church of the Redeemer, Toronto, yesterday, was celebrated one of the fashionable weddings of the season, when Miss Agnes Carruthers Drynan, oungest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John ynan, Queen's Park, was married to Mr.John Temple, of \u2018Mossley Bank,\u2019 Aigburth, Liverpool, ingland.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.Chas.J.James, assisted by the Rev.Septimus Jones.The bride wore a robe of white chiffon, much ruffled and shirred, over white satin, with panels of Juchess late in the skirt, over which were trails of orange blossoms and lilies of the valley.Tpe bodice was also trimmed with the lace and flowers.She wore a veil of old lace arranged over a wreath of orange blossoms and lilies of the valley, an carried a shower bouquet uf roses, lilies of the valley, carnations and asparagus fern.The bridesmaids, Miss Alice Stewart, Mies Eleanor Phillips, Miss Helen Nelson, and Miss Lily Waldie, were dressed in white chiffon -vith beavy torchon lace, finished with cape collars and wide folded belts of pale blue satin.They wore pale blue chip hats, with ribbons and long plumes »f the same snade.Little Miss Evelyn Evans dressed in white, tuckad _nuslin inse with Valenciennes lace, end big whi hat.Master John Drynan, nephew the bride, was page, in \u2018white cloth suit, with white hat.Mr.J.Temple, brothér of the groom, was best .nan.Mr.and Mrs.Temple will spead the honeymoon in Switzerland.The marriage of Miss Roberta Lettie Carter, daughter of Dr.Brock Carter and Mrs.Carter, to Mr, Alfred E.Paris was rolemnized this afternoon at four o'clock in the Church of St.John the Evangelist, which was decorated with palms and wild flowers for the occasion.The Rev.Edmund Wood officiated, assisted by the Rev.Arthur French.The cnoir took part in the service, .Dawson presiding at the organ.The bride, who entered witn her father, wore a very handsome gown of ivory velours and lace.The skirt was ontirely of velours, made with jong train, and outlined in yoke effect.[Ihe waist was of lace, with deep collar of velours finished with tassels and berthe of old lace.Her veil was caught with orange \u2018Jlossoms and worn off the face, and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses.- Miss Fannie Day, the bride\u2019s ~ousin, was maid of honor; Miss Muriel Cleveland (New York), a niece of the bride, wes bridesmaid, and litle Miss Molly Carter was flower-girl.The maid of honor was dressed in white met over white silk, and the bridesmaid in white organdie over white silk.Both wore presentation veils caught with lilies of the valley, and carried roses and carnations.The little flower girl was daintily dressed in white organdie, with big white bat.Mr.Frank Brown filled the position of best man, and Messrs.Duncan Anton a Horace J.Pratt acted as ushers.After this city, and also at Collingwood, Trenton and Waterford.The Rest Account has been increased - fo $500,000, and the Profit.and Loss Ac , taunt now stands at $73,806 91.à AIN the Offices of the Ban inspected during the year.* The büsiness of the Bank continues to show à satisfactory increase.G.R.R.COCKBURN, have been vas flower girl, à President.GENERAL STATEMENT.LIABILITIES.Capital Stock paid up .- .\u2026 .$1,500,000.00 Rest -.-.20 800,000.00 Balance of Profits carried forward 73,606.91 Cividends Unclaimed .++ +00.711.48 ZY ividend payable lst June, 1503 .45,000.00 Reserved for Interest and Exchange.124,687.36 $2,244,006.69 Notes in circulation.$1,318,878.00 Deposits not bearing Interest .1,397,201.16 Deposits Gearing interest .8,095460.66 Due to Agents of Bank in Great Britain.vo.529,063.06 Due to Agents of Bank io United States « .« .» 100,000.06 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014$11,440,692.87 $13,684,628.56 ASSETS.Gold and Silver Coin .- +\" 110,768.15 Government Demand Notes .« « - 333,638.25 Notes of and Cheques on other Banks .- 372,771.41 alances due from Banks in Canada.177,886.54 Balances due from Bapke in United States .+.\u2026000 147,897.38 Deposit with Domin- fon Government tor security of Note circulation .70,000.00 Bonds and Securities .- .\u2026.1,276,876.82 Call Loans on Stocks and Bonds.947,638.27 3,436,375.82 Bills Discounted and Current Loans .$10,088,822.15 Overdue Debts .8,900.59 Real Estate (other than Bank Prem- jes) .>\" 30,000.00 Pank Premises, (including Furniture, Safes, etc.) 125,000.00 10,247,722.74 $13,684,698.56 After a few remarks by the Chairman the report was adopted.; By resolution the sum of $5,000 was granted to the Officers\u2019 Pension Fund of the Ontario Bank.The Scrutineers appointed at the meeting subsequently reported the following gentlemen duly elected Directors for the ensuing year, Viz.i\u2014 G.R.R.Cockburn, Donald Mackay, A.S.Irving, R.D.Perry, Hon.R.Har- court, R.Grass apd Thomas Walmsley.The new Board met the same after- poon, when Mr.G.R.R.Cockburn was elected President and Mr.Donald Mac- kay, Vice-President.C.McGILL, General Manager.The Ontario Bénk, EE, Colonial House, Phillips Square.From this date until June 30th, department, and in order to save tions percent in 30 days.GREAT ALTERATION SALE.Percent Extra for SAAD in Addition to All Other Discounts.= will ne most attractive offers in every office work (which is always particular! hea during these large sales) will give in addition to all other Discounts or ro 109% FOR CASH.N.B.\u2014It is distinctly understood that only Goods Paid for at the Counter, or when sent C.O.D., will be entitled to this Cash Discount.Everything charged in the books will come under our regular terms, viz., 4 Percent Reduc- in 15 days or 3 MEN'S READY-MADE CLOTHING.Large Assortment of Scotch and English Light Grey Tweed Suits, $14 and $15, less 50 Percent.Fawn and Red Stripe English Tweed Sack Suits, $14, less 50 Percent.A beautiful Light Grey Summer Weight English Imported Tweed Suit, $12, less 20 Percent.Medium Grey Mixed Scotch Tweed Suits, $12, less 20 Percent.West of England All-Wool Grey Worsted Suits, $12, less 20 Percent.Beautiful Brown Check and Red Stripe, $12, less 20 Percent.Blue Grey Check, $12, less 20 P.C.Drab and Red Stripe Scotch Tweed, $14, less 33 1-3 Percent.English Grey and Brown Checks, $14, less 20 Percent.An American Light Grey Check Suit, 15, less 20 Percent.English Dark Grey Tweed Suits, $16.50, less 33 1-3 Percent.English Tweed Suits in Fancy Brown Mixtures, Red Stripes, $16.50, less 33 1-3 Percent.English Worsted Suits In Dark Mixtures and Maroon Stripes, $16.50.less 33 1-3 Percent.Light Weight Scotéh Tweed Suits, in Grey and Brown Stripes, $18.00, less 33 1-3 Percent.Best West of England Worsted Suits, in all the latest shades and designs, $20, less 33 1-3 Percent.A lot of Fancy Wash Vests, in Double and Single Breasts, $2, less 50 P.C.FURNITURE.Parior Furniture.Odd Chairs .- .+o 10 P.C.Parlor Suites,3 pcs.10 P.C.to 20 P.C.Parlor Cabinets .10 P.C.to 26 P.C.Rockers G.O.Special .15 P.C.Office Desks .10 P.C.to 15 P.C.Office Chairs .« +r0cacce 10 P.C.Bedroom Furniture.Bedroom Sets .10 P.C.to 20 P.C.Dining-room F urniture.Sideboards .10 P.C.to 25 P.C.Ex.Tables .10 P.C.to 25 P.C.Chairs .++ +5 +1 ++ 50 10 P.C.Iron Beds .10 P.C.to 20 P.C.Brass Beds .10 P.C.to 20 P.C.Green Summer Furniture .10 r.C.OURTAINS.Tapestry Curtains at Discounts ranging 10, 20.25, and 50 Percent.- Custains at Discounts ranging 1 ar.20 P.C., and 50 F.C & s and Crepe Cloth Curtains at Discounts ranging 10, 20 and 50 P.C.Muslin Curtains (Colored) at Discounts of 10 and 50 Percent.Heavy Drapery Materials, by the yard at Discounts of 10, 20, 33 1-3 and 50 Percent.Linen Velours, all shades, at 1Q Percent Discount.Upholstering 10.20, 33 1-3 and BO Percent.Table Covers at Discounts of 10 and 20 Percent.Cushions, in Tapestry and other materials .-\" Less 20 P.C.Window Shades.-.-.Less 10 P.C.window Poles and Trimmings \u2026 Less 10 P.C.Materials at Discounts of Mosquito Nets and Vudor Porch Shades . 4s r lost with her crew twenty men.{it , that power could be obtained at Quebec.Supposing the city did | which led Mr.UNDERGROUND WIRES Representatives of Companies and Civic Committes Con- for About Conduits PLANS AND ESTIMATES FOR A MUNICIPAL CONDUIT SYSTEM ARE TO BE PREPARED, \u2014\u2014 The special committes of the City Council appointed to discuss the question of the construction of municipal conduits yesterday afternoon met in conference with the representatives of I\u2019 the principal wire-using com Ald.Laporte presided, and besides the members of the Civic Committee, there were present Mr.P.G.Gossler, eneral superintendent of the Light, eat and ; Sise, president of the Bell Telephone | Company; Mr.W.Camp, superintendent of the C.P.R.Tel h Company, and Mr.H.B.McFarlane, su- erintendent of the Bell Telephone ompany.The chairman said that he hoped | that the copference might lead to something practical being done.It was desired for all concerned tbat the pro- osal be discussed in a thoroughly road spirit.The city had gone into the matter with no idea of trying to \u2014 at the expense of the electric companies or anybody else.The single object the city had in view was the | abolition of the present undesirable | system of overhead wires.These were not merely a great disfigurement to the city streets, but were a positive menace to safety, as the network of wires formed an obstruction whieh | of their work.The Council took the! ground that it was desirable to discuss the matter at once before city proceeded with the which have been projected.Messrs.Gossler, Sise and McFarlane said that none more than those engaged in the actual administration realized the advantages of the conduit system over the overhead wire one.The matter was wholly a question of finance.A public conduit would be costly, and it would be difficult to apportion the expense.Ald, Vallieres said much would be gained if it was known whether the interested companies would pay a per centage of the cost of the conduit.Mr.Sise remarked that that would depend on how much was to be paid.The companies would not object ta pay for the accommodation they 8 \u2018tually used.The difficulty lay in the fact that one company would use hut a small portion of the conduit.In one containing 26 ducts a company might require but one of them, and it would hardly be reasonable to expect a rental trom such a company based on the tal cost.; \"on the other hand, à conduit that did not provide for the future would be of little value.For instance, if it were known that in s certain street accommodation was needed for four hundred wires, the eonduit should be made large enough for double that number.That was à matter of business prudence, but he did not see why the lessees should pay the additional dost.He did mot consider t'.2 plan was unfeasible, but the cost would be much greater than was supposed.In the case of ne company be represented the Bell Telephone {jompany, 1 aid | in the city one ded and forty miles of ducts, the cost of which was from 27% to 31% cents a foot per duct, without cables er man-holes.21 Ald, Lapointe said that the question had been raised that the city should se cure the right to compel the companies té use the conduits.i LU Ald.Laporte said he had no doubt that, not build the conduit, the .companies would bare to continue building private conduits, and he.supposed provision would have to be made for the future in them, and consequently more ducts wo! be made than would needed.Tf the compenies had to do this themselves; he did not see what the difference was if the eity did likewise and collected thé rental.; Mr.Biee acked what was to be done with the existing conduit.His company had spent more than he eared to sy, for the reason that he did not want to give a cue to the assessors and pay on the amount.Did the city intend ké over these conduits, and per for then?did not {I 80, Ald, Ames mid he ; Sise to remark that he thought the new conduit could be used as |a eort of extension to the ones now in Mr.Gossler said be doubted if the als dermen appreciated the extent of the ext uired to out à general conduit tom.A conduit system té accommodate the Light, Heat and Power Company in the main streets alone would t an expenditure of $1,500,000 while to provide conduit acoo tion for the wires of the company throughout the entire city Would require at : se,- 000,000.Those were large amounis to pey interest on, and it must uot.be forgotten that for the rentals ped Be the city the company would no.peturn.1t would be no Touch added to the annual iture of the companies.it .Laperte su i would be Dv mble to oso duit in the centre of the city only, leav- the other streets to be attended to Ald.Ames pointed out that it Ta necessary to have some understanding reached before the next elections, ao that if necessary the people could be asked to vote on the loan, as the sivie berrowing power had been exhausted.He thought the city would consent to bear the cost of the unused ducts until they were taken THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.at ¥ ower Company; Mr.C.F.1\" make anything out of the transaction |.hindered the firemen in the discharge lk the || extensive J street improvements and public works : Réal Tes MASTER MEET the companies.4 Gosaler remarked that be did not For the Children \u2014to inpure them bright eyes and rosycheeks, sound health and good spirits, give them in hot weather that most delightful home beverage, Hires Rootbeer Full of pop, foam, fizz, and sparkle, The young folks share with their elders the love of this best of all temperance drinks.A package makes five gallons Sola everywhere orby mill for Be.W.P.DOWNEY, Sele Agent, treal, Canada.AO Me The best and safest way to keep Baby's skin healthy is to use only BABY'S OWN SOAP Pure, Dainty, Delicate.Beware of Imitations.one ALBERT TOILET SOAP CO., Mfrs.MONTREAL *& PURE TAR SOAP ot grease, ofl, rust, etc.5 farmers, sportsmen.Free Sample on receipt of %o for wostage.Albert Totist Soap Co., Mfrs.Montreal à.IF YOU HAVE > HEADACHES Brought on by eye strain, I Will Cure Them.Prof, Grant, \u201cocowssr.OCULIST.1st Honor Pupil of Dr, Bucklin, M.D.SIGHT TESTED WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE, Hours, 8 am.to 6 p.m HENRY GRANT & SON 2372 St.Catherine 8t, Opposite Bible House, think the city would stand by that offer once it knew how much the outlsy would be.Mr.Bise suggested that it might be Invaluable f .possible for the companies to come together, make the conduits themselves, i: and put the wires under .: Ald.Ames said that such a, wourss.would expose the city to the risk of & dangerous monopoly, such as had ooour- red in the case of other cities.Mr.Sise said that the question had been satisfactorily solved in the manner suggested at New York and Boston.r.Gossler said he ho the city would decide what it intended to do this | year, as the company he represented was preparing next year to lay more conduits.e added that if his company hed to join in & common conduit, the probsbility was the present rates for light could not be maintained.- .Carter asked how it happen that the companies had laid so pened miles of conduits, but had not taken down any poles.} Mr.Gossler replied that poles were, nested Jer distributi het a vers .Camp remarked t the compan he represented did not have many pith head wires in town, those leading to the Windsor station and the Plage ata- tion being already underground.\u2018 On motion of Ald, Ames, it wag resolved by the civic committee that the companies be asked to Dame experts, individually or collectively, who are to prepare, in conjunction with the city expert, plana and estimates for a common conduit system for such streets gs the committee may designate, peep.PIANOFORTE RECITAL PUPILS OF MR.SEPTIMUS FRASER.ENTERTAIN FRIENDS.\u2014 - In the Y.M.C.A.auditorium last srening the pupils of Mr.Septimus Fraser \u2018neid their annual recital.The event was largely attended and was far above the av pupil recital, and must have been gratifying to the parents and friends | of the pupils, as it = uleasing to the disinterested listener.Mr.Fraser bim- self will be pardoned if he felt prond of those members of his class w took GREEN OR BLACK, Is At the Top, Because It IS THE BEST.>> er ere MOONEY'S The \u201cWaulkers\u2019 Shoe\u2014=# Men's Pat, Colt Skin Bals Genuine American Made, Guaranteed not to break through.ony $5.00.#@- Double Cash Receipts Until 20th June. J.B.Picken & Co's wire:\u2014London opened somewhat lower this morning probably due to cables from New York, which were detrimental to the financial standing of the Colo.Fuel & Iron Co.The company has officially denied that it is in financial straits.It is reported that Mr.John W.Gates is negotiating to form & rival company to the C.F.I In the west.It is not believed \u2018that this competition will assume tangible shape on account of the general market conditions.There is renewed talk of probable gold shipments.The market is expected to continue feverish for some time, much \u2018depending upon crop conditions Tio Weather Bureau's crop report early.in the season.NEW YORK STOCKS.Specially reported for the ' Witness\u2019 by C.D.Monk Bt.Sacrement strest, Looal Manager for J.8 Bache & Co., Xow York, by direvt wire.© Opening snd Closing Prices, 3 p.m June 16° June 17 Stocks.Ope.Clase.Op\u2019.Close algimeted Copper.53 5414 5% in rican Loco.Co.23 2 do do.oe d Chie.B.L & Br 00m senses Ohic.Mil.Xk 8.P.Colorado Southern, 3 n i: \u201d Consolldateättas N.Ÿ.: 1 Colorado Fuel &Iron.Com Eroducts.do.do.f.Duluth South store ë Atl Great Northern pre General Eleotrio.4 Missouri Pac 101 Wo Jo 105% Saou.M.8.M.Com.57 = es 59 \"pref.ven sere 198% 128 Metr fn 15 135 N°.Central, : 197$ 137 N.Y.Take ve = = = fhm 0 NE SR 0 OF, \u201ceens viol meee rere ree Norféik & West., com.Wi ay sh Omaha, vom.eu sess .polo de ny yivanis H.R.1 88 * TF a Pullman.ooe 0.0 Public Steel & Iron.errs Eock Island Certifica 277 Ep o.le sess $e WW, Tenn CoalJron.sn Texas Pacific.sn BY Twin Clty.cesses wu XN ve Leather com x se U.B.ther, pre£.seu: veus U.8.Steel, com .0% U.8.Rteel, pfd.æ U.8.Rubber, com 18 13 sien oo pf = 004 za: Bb 3 Unlon Pacific, som mney T9490 9K * \u201cxp 0.33K J ii 7, a g Jo \u201c 0% : 0 sl + ¥ 2 * MONTREAL EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.Between Banks.Counter -66é\u2014par New York funds : 1., Sterling 60 days .61-85-33 | Sterling, demand .9 23-820 25-33 \u201cSterling, voables .% Paris, francs long.5.181-8 Paris, francs short.5.15%\u20141-38 6.14%.* exchange and mart .% .% bg bebgk\u2014\u2014 Grand Trunk Railway earnings, June 5.to dei 1908, $701,796; 1902, $586,075; increase, $115,781.; - Money, 3 to i percent.| ( \u2019 Discount in market: short ; point En Se cat D D pra EXCHANGE AND MART \u2014 evening for the purpose of ai 4 .meeting of the Dominion Iron and Steel directors to-mOITOW.; \u201c CHICAGD'CATTLE.Chicago, June.17\u2014Cattie\u2014Receipts, 29,600; market slow.peims- steurs, $L,I0 | » 0 Reading.B% ; Bret pel.So.1 p64 a do sec pet, 56 do.péd.B&O.IR Oent.18T Southern.Senin atin, SALE Chic GW.Feu ar Te 0 | Ohi Ma&P.$ Nortx&W.66 ao.9 De Beers.3} es 9.VA 20% Denvr RG.Ont, We do, .8 \u2018do.péd.Penna .\u2026: - wi .! ft.Paul.RandMines do.ptd., Mr.James Ross returns to the city thie] COTTON.By direct wire from Mcintyre & Ma: to George C.Ryan & Co.: Liverpool :of.ton spots, llnited demand, 8 down.I\" 6.96; sales, 4,000; receipts, 17,000; Ame: can, 16,300.Futures opened barely steady 2 declins on summer; advance, il points and are now 5 points over yesterday's «ins.ing; next crops options opened about © 8 decline, and are now 6 points de.; from yesterday's slosing.\u2019 These cables are distinctly indicative ; the effect of the Government report on :ha new crop options, and the policy of takin profits yesterday with aggressive hon selling of these positions will probably ba followed again to-day, but the marka: narrow, and on any further decline, + repond easily to moderate buying.Weatber is 1eported perfect ail throug» the cotton belt.Port receipts look like 3.500 ve, 3,500 last week, and 3,900 last vaa- Liverpool, 2 p.m.\u2014Futures firm.up 10 to 11 polats on summer months, and unchang el to 1 down on next crop.® New York cpening price\u2014Jan, 10% July, 12 25; Aug, 11.85; Sept.1115: O4.10.45; Nov., 10.16; Dec., 10.10.| Liverpool cotton closed firm 14 up co Dear, and 1 te 3 down on late months, iN CHICAGO MARKETS Messrs.J.8.Bache & Co, No.1s gt.Sacrament street, report the closing prices to-day as follows: Open.High.Low.Clos Wheat, July .75% 76% T5 76% Sept .784 4% 78% Ti Corn, July .40% 50% 48% .\u2026.45% 50% 48% si Oats, July .39 39% 38% 34 Sept.#4 3434 33% 38% Pork, July .17.00 1678 17% Sept.16.90 16.90 1685 1657 Lard, July .887 88 Lu Sept.8.87 9.00 8.95 8.9 Short ribs, July 9.37 9.30 9.7 $30 3 Sept.3.30 9.80 2.3 sn GULF REPORT.L'Islet\u2014Cloudy, eaët wind; inward st 63 a.m., steamer.River du Loup\u2014Foggy, north-east wind.Father Point\u2014Cloudy, strong east wind, inward yesterday, 11.40 p.m., Fremons 11.65 p.m., Orcadian, 7.3 p.m., Gaspesian.Motis\u2014Foggy, strong east wind; loward 7 a.m., four-masted steamer.Matane\u2014Cloudy, east wind; inward 7am Atlantian; outward, 8 a.m., Campana.Martin River\u2014Cloudy, east wind.Caps Magdalen\u2014Cloudy, calm; yesterday 7.30 p.m, Nancy Les.Fame Point\u2014Cloudy, caim.Cape Rosier\u2014Cloudy, north-west winé : inward 9.90 a.m., steamer.North Shore\u2014Clear, strong north-east wind.Anticosti\u2014Cloudy, Dporth-east wind.Low Point\u2014Fogsy, strong east winé; outward 4 a.m., Priestfeld; inward yesterday 7 p.m., Britannic and barque Sigrid.Cape Ray\u2014Clear, south-east wind.Cape Race\u2014Fogsy.north-east wind.CANADIAN ODDFELLOWS \u2014 TO-DAY\u2019S SESSION.Kingaton; -Qutaedupe 17.and Lodge, Canadian \"Order of fellows, adopted the recommendations of the Mesers.James Burns, Toronto; W.À.Ross, Hamilton; D.Stewart Woodstock ; T.Beatty, Owen Sound; W.T.Junkin, Fenelon ; R.Wray, Galt; E.Robinson, Dresden; T.Clarl ; F.B.Butler, Belleville, and the .8.À.grand officers resulted Duprau, Frankford.election of as follows: G.M,, J.Lapp, Brighton; D.6.M.J.Dixon, ;.grand R.ing, Toronto; w.u Shaw, Toronto; chap- enter | CONSERVATIVE PROORAMME THE PARTY WIL INTRODUCE YDMENTS FAVORING MORE PROTECTION FOR CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS.c Ottawa, Jine :17.\u2014The Conmervative , 8% 8 CADCUS sods; decided ing in & A ber of amendments bts as or porter: mity offers, on motion.for_ supply.voring adequate protection\u2019 to the écturing Drains Rallwayes, Water-Werts, : hand Surveying.BEAUDRY & BROWN, : OIVIL ENGINEERA 1407 St James St, MONTREAL EDW D T, TAYLOR & SON, \u2018\u2019Inasrance Brokers & Agents | 4$8t.Francois Xarior Bt.Tel 2205 Ek Pell the alr TRE | IN Kin, fellow n maste please suranc Cea bEPETETVEEY t .+ + à o Wrusspar, Joxs 17, 1908.rt sn Advertisements, \u2019 - ME ; air \u2014 isnt FINANCIAL ore pr EA en Aérienne WANT ADS.pe - WOMAN'S ADVICE.meet SN rei \u20ac i: patents, 70 to.W.= te WANT \u201cADS.\"1° Bitastions Vacant = * \u2014_ : LOCAL STOCKS.pe OLLED OATS_Millers' prices.08 | you WITNESS.| == - L 10 Those Who Suffer from Headache PERD Neato - 1: .\u2018 WITNESS, '|, : s, \u2014 2 be bran, to 390; + , RENPECRABRE BOY WANTED.Wales: ; ! Backaches and Aliments Peculiar .\u201cWitness\u2019 Ofbce, Hong rev Inciodei?Ontario bran 15 SEALED TENDERS, addressed ru.DETSD on poire sale Dry Goods Office.Address Mo Bh ; to the Sex.he Forenoon, Wednesday, June 17.to oo to ou sÉorts in bulk, $19.50 uBdersigned, and, end ved \"Tender 1° she \u2019 La C0.Deo 4 Stats Wituess\u2019 : Office.- 0 Every woman needs plenty of pure market épeued buoyant with & good + mings, - ,plyitig Cond for the Dominion.pnildinge | Ÿ 28 RITR, Grooer, Potot Bt.0 \u201cWANTE 5 Ç peh, red blood and sound LT te VE ony Generali Londo \u201ca AN Cre Tone RE to 3120: | Tu 3, naively.fo wil FRIDAY, CE ver Point BL Charies, | WANTED: SOBER, STEADY, ACTER: .carry her safely through her times of With ews of finn opening in their TesBec- PROVISIONS-Heavy Canadian -ébort \u201cCost for the Public Bulidings roughout pe «© | deb fer the rent me must be Jhorough- ; ain and sickness.Dr.Williams\u2019 tive markets, and everything seeited pork, $22.50 to $33; short an cut| the Dominion.REN CLASSIFIED ADVER ly accustomed to horses and well par ; al ; 4 feel well., see te 239 £5; to 455; eut biick, 148 to |\u201d Combined\u201d ; ; ) RTISEMENTS.quainted with the cit , t Pink Pills are good in a special way garg Naf The chief feature during the ; light short cut, $31.50 to 622 ; -com-| der \u201cspécification and form of ten- .- city e city.P.O.Box iI, ° for women.They actually make new Br hours ; business wis Richelieu, J9und renad lard, Se to Se; pure Ca der can be.obtained on application at this OASH TARIFF, : i -pivi ve a ; a sot , 10%0 ; finest lard : Lo : 1 bealth-giving blood.They give ease, bidding, rose to 5, with ne Ses but Sen lard, 1040 fo De: gent art He 10] Persons tendering are motifeä that tan- Situation Véeant® y WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT, 10 GO strength and vigor.They stimulate later it settled bask to 84, at which cme 15e; fresh killed abattoir hog, $855 to ders will not be considered unless made\u2019 on\u2019 Sttastion Wanted.} 20 10 to the.seaside.Apply MRS.HEATON h all the organs to perform their fune- me Appeared.Twins also claimed some $8.50.: = He nn supplied, and signed with Pugtis Wanted.\u2018| worns FOR CENTS 462 §t Urbain street ; - tions regularly and well.Th - 2, as well as.EGGS \u2014 Ni 1246 ; a .= , i ih al pains end depression, pi ont Coal, in all of canta sd: 10%e.ow laid, 1766 to 1c; No.3 nm Een Dan by an [ROOMS to Lob OÙ ke for cac aû6i- STABLEMAN AND DRIVER ' WANTED; ; aches and backaches, and all the 2 ae evening's closing prices was | BUTTER\u2014 Townships.oressmtoy: 19%c to] pavable to the order of the oie the tional \u2018word.Bix parents preferred.Appl living with bi ) Bebe stress that only a woman et pad The columas on the bulletin Dci Quebac, 19o; western creamery, 15¢ deat -of Public.Works, equal to Spore = msertions_ for the .\u2018Apply 673 Craig st.: knows.\u2018 | trott and Scot stocks, w ; , 16c._ \u201ccant: amount of tbe tender, whic will Hr ur.WANTED, AT ONCE, TWO Stron Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pi ; the best ia in smaller display, form |.CHERSE- Ontario.10Ke: Townships at be forfeited.if the.party tendering decline} ., - one for\u2019 scrubbing aod one f Ed fie to dull eyes ills aus the ee he art oo the recorded hasiness up 10%c for colored; white.l-3c less.© > Sater into = contract when.called upon property 28 Apply \u20181950.Notre Dame street.les sparkie Lo an TOS, ur\u2019s ng.HONBY\u2014Whits - -.te.do so, or he fail to complete the work : .28 ; : ï : \u2019 Bo o het on cheeks- once pala: avd the penerst ie down top loans per section; in 10 ag sections, we \u2018péntrgeted for Me pot accepted ia or |Womos Fo CENTS WANTED.YOUNG MAN (MECHANIC pre- Bod pinched with silent suffering.conditions, a steady market normal MAPLE SYRUP\u2014Per I ha med, ait .: SENTRY Vterred), to_work ; .ns, .should E r Imperial Gallon, 6% The De t does not .Las 1 cent : ork ip factory: good They bring health and strength when Lravatl, Sod ready market should MOT So Sop in tins; Xe per Fo Sugar, Accept the lowest or ol mot ind Atself to l'other Articles LSet for esc RANKIN FENCE GO: 16 Cote strost.all else fails.Here is a bit of strong ul the excitement of the past three weeks.per Ib: 1 RC 7 >: \u201c ByTorder, fe _ Tpe Sale.| Six insertions fof = proof from Mrs.John McKerr, Chick- potent been repeatedly asserted in this aie, 1, $12 to $12.50 : No.2, \"$1080\" © FRED.GELINAS, : Rh tbe price of four.WANTED, GIRL of 14 to assist with house- t ney, N.W.T., who says:\u2014'For #oine | late pa chat during the ertire period of the to $9.50 Te ne 60: clover mixed, | Department of Public Fork Secretary.Personais.-| .28 so.work.7 Beavar Hall.aquare.years 1 was greatly afflicted with Che.| this, view of the situation ee Mere York» ASHES\u2014Pirsts 5.2 yr 25; seconds | PP Ottawa, June itil 1: | Agents Wanted.\u2019 WOROS: FOR autre | VANTED, TEACHER HOLDING MO .tilments that make the lives of, 80 rit boing urged by New York\u2019 financial POTATOESPe PE 48,95.Newspapers inserting this advertisement es School diploma, for Mount V or .of my sex- miser: \u2018 2% | writers on ictal\u2019 OBS\u2014Per:90 Ib.bag, Ont, and Que., without authority from th art pus \u2014 - school: ; ictoris 4 many my \u2018miserable, I tried |} the situation of that market.$15 to $12; PEL, $110 to $15; com inet be paid fo e Department, NOTICE PARTICULA) ; salary,$20-00 per month for term 4 many medicines, but found mothing to ps 2 me duribs the dar days which MON, $L : $e A5; TE ep for it.: - Postage RTICULARLY.i os [nosths, whet! opens Sept.1st.Ap- relieve me until I an the use of : passed was thers any panic _\u2014 put : ; \u2014\u2014\u2014 Pestage.Stamps : be Accoptoé.W.MULLAN, Secritary-Treasur- % De Williams\u2019 Pink Pi 150 of on the Montreal Stoek Exchange.That the PIG IRÔN DROPS AGAIN.EE EE me The above rates \u2018nie \u201cGASH- with order.: er, Hudson Heights, Que.% Pills.Thesé pills excitement \u2018was Intense is correct, but that | N : ; JE re ; ; : .When not \"a with order.: : % have made me feel like s mew person, Thomas failure panic.is nat so.The Bt.[ed ew tort, June 16.\u2014Philadoiphia Tepon THE BANK OF TORONTO || .are Jor yo.onda, aad the.Tate ia 1m AGENTS WANTED, IN EVERY UNREP- 00 the almost continuous suffering\u201d en- Thomas failures foto, Spon that of A.| aay.and thin 50 cents & ton in iron to |} Incorporated 2 « HORSEGESROS, en EE ET resented listrict in Canada for Accident a dured bas passed away,\u201d ahd life mo 8.Amen C0.pot, It is thotight; Bave day.and this resulted in a decline of Wil capital and.rpor: 1855.No charge made fa a her.and Sickness Jamuesnce.Experience not 91 longer seems the burden it once did.{that which Rest upon cu mA re northern No.1 and southern, pi thet for .Surplus evr $5,100,000.00 1] 7 Yertisement ot ois chan.fre Ya CIDENT NA GUAR Apply, THE AC 20 I know other women who have \u2018been.of thé larger concern,.Every effort 15 ovi-.day's: clpsing quotations.for, No, 1 northern ÿ: The Quy and 8t Os ne \\ Mme apes |} OF CANADA, Temple D aildine Montreal n similarly benefited, and I think -the dently being rT save the #itustion, | Ws largely nominal at $19.50 to 320.50.per |4.: _Strest Brawoh ; \u2014 DS 6,7 ontres\u201d.pills sre worth their weight in gol als Toll ve those who bave suffered, but i | 08, compared with $24.25 on April 1.1.2 this Bank ad opgned for business WANTED, PLAIN COOK, OR GENERAL to all who suffer from female com- long\u2019 Hat of.people he Deve pen ns oired _\u2014 No, 2613, first dogr Ste ons SE pen 5006 seferen : cès required; smail 30 plaints or general rostration.) tn: {ueno \u2018Taïjures without sny Infoution on CHEESE BOARD.Business and oavings bank 5 : No.à Thornhill Le I 5 a ; All over the and are suffering wo- thelr part, Dut becatse the law permitted | Ingersoll, June 16.\u2014Offerings on \u2018the: Acosunts In ; fs Westmount * e, oft Argyle ave.a men who can obtain.new health and ous tof mopanies to So in gros win be.board to-day 300 boxes; 10 Tige oftered;but.a 0 min = mil or ; CL a; strength through the use 0 corte | Som stock exchange Ge conce dar re ; salesmen asking 104c: small \u201cait = a TT ET Le ss WANTED, YO.LEARN A TRADE; uly the genuine.4HO fe 8 | vad.thatthe ange is concerned it ls be- tendance of salesmen on Geenit oF \u2018he cir-| terday as missing by her sgetts.Shera} _ Brployment Wanted, per week.Apply, 613 Craig rtreet.8 rd taken, and these bear the full name, Nooo\u2014Some fluctuation reported from Camprellford, pasture in thy section a'céew of abot thirty men.me : \u2014 ; orn \" \u2019 + ngs, \u201c1,665; I > ; 7 NI : sais aad 7 \u201d Dr Willi me Pink Pills for Pale New Tork Das been Teflected bere, but.only ail sold at 10%c.ES TL } Barons INSTIQUTE CONCERT.| SITUATION oo ANTED, (4% NURSERY .Business Opportunities eople\u2019 on the wrapper around evé firm with a exten m Richmond, June 18.\u2014At the Bo nig concert hall of the Bailors .ompahion to an elderly ; .La old by ail dealers at 50 Ten an re of % as, business at AD Trade to-day offerings were 4 Be Board, of nets as crowded: The choir of Jhal- mo Ae And Apply to BOOK, STATIONERY AND NEWS Depo ré » box, or six boxes for $2.50, or sent Total sales 6,300 shares and $1,000 Scotia ne colored.8.G.Hodge bought al the Hubert burch, under the leadersiip of Mr.46 Belmont Park.andrews Home, Sale, situated in the heart of AM by mail by writing to the Dr.Wil- bonds.MORNING BOARD colored st \u201cke, dnd.Spel 108 voile The Dake ey pontiomen.85.: ; Le | gi best chance tor whe right party.a: tiams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brockville, \u2018Ont.| C.P.R.-80 ab.20 500 at 122%, 100 at - sictgd: Mas Turner, Miss Péel, Miss Bain, | TOUNE WOMAN DESIRES SITUATION as 7, 1% Bt.Peter street.re 123, 160 af 131%, 200 at 129% tt st Conners, Miss King, Mesers.Baker, clerk ir confeetionery or frult- et ast - Iron us AN at 13, 20 at 4, % at BANK OF TORONTO'S NEW BRANCH.Dettmers and Helne.The sailors from the store.Address\u2019 A.FINNEY; 96 Notre Bargains, THE ODDFELLOWS 12%, 175 ab 13%, 10 at 14, 60 at 19%, % at alle Bank of Toronto has started business: Shins Su Ger i well.Miss Turner and Dame street, Montreal.| come ut- -\u2014 Montreal Power\u2014100 at 793%, 50 at 79%, 75 street, the Det amor nest of Guy on the 8.Colborne Te me.ana at Pr \u2019 EO on tinut case, ROSE a od THE GRAND LODGE OF ONTARIO 3 24, 76 at 34.825 ot A Se ES rente de Shan ot or seme Sh mE Ae on pon ihe pial RY main awe Tor concer.during.pat IN SESSION AT KINGSTON.A OISE at 06%, 100 at 96%, 100 at ed ee | pon the plat\u201d AT A GREAT BARGAIN \u2014 6 SELF-CON- Yon ia tio cash and 37 WE; now $315; \u2014_\u2014 96, 10 at 36%, 225 at 96%, 150 &t 9, 20 at needs of many residents in that part of the| Th MARINE NOTES.| tained houses for sale at the Annex, on TON BROS.144 Peel 207 Bost.LAY- Kingston Ont., June 17.\u2014The Grand 96%, 50 at 95%, 150 at 2514, 25 at 95%, 0 at city.ere : $8.Ovidla will sail from Three Riv- monthly.payment at- $10.60 per.month., .; Lodge of the Canadian Order of oi] 4, 2 at Xo 15 at WK, TR 9544, % at TORONTO MARKETS gre fomorrow with a full cargo of deals 161 St.Hubertt street, St.Deals Boule We WOOL SHAWLS FOR BABY fellows is meeting here.The session nat 04 81, 50 at 82, 125 at #, 160 | Toronto, June 17,\u2014Wuheat\u20147346 Did, 74 \"The SS.Nyassa, with a cargo of deals oC Tera and Baby Carriage; also: ln fancy began on Tuesday, Mr.Shaw, grand ot S34.00 5 SL a mat 12%, 100 dls ireighta Goose, $10 no Re tn, So ontres) araar arrived LE.CH lines or Toe io WX.CLARK'S, er.Toronto, in his address, was shSPh Bot HR LX Bt | dre nts Spris, Tic.tor NG 60 rue Domtsion line 85: Cambroman, fr FOI ind CHEAP | Ron One Eau Tames sireet * pleased to say that reports on the in- , at'82%4, at 82, 100 at 83%.Tlic for: No.5 ng, 72c for No.J, L'Mbtiterranean \u2018 \u2018 - ma , from : centrally situ | property.6 dnd 778 » wd surance fund showed that department n°25 Com at 00, Sat nyo at bard adost, Fort ie À Tora ss F en eee arrived at Boston: at STAIR AL, Bt presen t oocuoled or fhe Timms FOR BALE, ON CREDIT, OR FOR CASH, bein ow -Bourish eonditdeary tivouif ob 805.100mt-004é, X , .northern,'$c; Jake ports.PTT anish.$8.Britannia is t Bixe of lot, 80 x 9 ts, ; Furniture, Carpsts, Qilcloth, ws, be Our; d pe 26.nés Pda , $c; Jake poris §80- ; expected to with lane in rear .\u2018 oto., to suit the bad bee oral demaud\u201d apn the N.\u2018Bcotla\u201450 at 45.25 at sk, ae a ay we pil porous, SRT = foqu Déséerare With \"h csrgo of sugar eniranee on ft.: apes street, \"Apply to amd | every tote Sh ko Jetrins all competi- x fond, but despite this It had shown an 5 2e 45 La, 5 ET gui ter cars of Hungarian, airtel ED ie Bo Grestiands, Cig [sm ae der EE CO.| AP EE orm ita.increase.À continuation of the bonus MSR.sas 50 at 85%, 75 at 85%.$3.90 to $4 for strong bakers, bags ab: Vouiltaré salled 5.Grestiands, Captain 7 um _ ~\u2014\u2014\u2014 | YOR SALH, À LARG - NUMBÈR ele- system Was recommended, so that mem- Dotroit- 286 at 13%,°25 at 78; 2 at 73% track, Toronte.* Lp@rsl cargo\u201cfor- St.John's, Nfid.5 nun nn ¥ : sien tly used Organs the Bowing of bership might be utrengthened Phe 100 at 73.\u2019 , py feed-$17 for cars of shorts, $15 for| The\u2019 Allan li SS.Orcadian, from -Lon- IRIE pe ° \u201cy : Mason & Hamlin, \u2018Hater.Thomat, i.\u2019 Toronto St.Ry.\u201413 at 98 ran, bulk, middle treights.Manitoba, $:3| dom, on June 5, passed.ï ; \u2019 : | Bell, Kam, Uxbridge, Doberty, : ro speaker also recommended the estab at 98%, 50 at ow 14, 2 at 99, 25 for cars of shorts, $20 for bran, skoks-in- pan yesterday len > Marie River at LW 1.8.UBL - ion, Wiloox & White, Cornwall, are lishment of a lodge journal, to be: is- Toledo-50 at 2, 25 at 26% cluded, Toronto freights.\u2019 The enn var 5 Jor Montreal.27 - 4 7 : & Samuel, ote., ste.Ai We ate\u2019 r sued by the gra lodge officers situ- Quebec Pank\u201410 at 117%.Pate ee for No.3 extra, 42c for No.2| Shields on June @ passed Parti ve v to\" dispose of these instruments, Be Fes i ated in Toronto.An important recom-' Bank of Montreal\u20144 at 25.ati de el er No 2 east, inwards for Montreal yesterday, .- \u2018 » raie - ea be refused.Treo for kin, mendation was that all district depu- Bootle pie a a 15 Rye\u2014bic for No.2 east and Eo muddle dn Fan Lawrence line 88.in- FOR SALE or To LET BROS., 14 Boo atreat.LAYTON tob- ties, meet every six months, and grand Dom.to at 2 freights.- S ontrsal dar © Sundry, Bates rt formerly the property of Cardinel Vaughsa \u2014 : ) lodge bi-annually only, so that the.Trem pe Te Canada, 46¢ in car lots west.Am- Antwerp.rday with general cargo for et al.Iatterly the property of L J.À.De- TO STAMP COLLEOTORS\u2014I AM BRHAK- 3 present heavy expenses incidental .to Her Bank at 155, 9 at 154 erkcaus sc tor N oe for No 3] The Allan line SS.Buenos Ayrean from \u2018tome, Esd \" ) ore Sole my 10,000 varieties asd annual meetings of grand jodge might oohelaga Bank\u2014$ al (Fh.Sere 336 to Tio for No.1 white east: Glmsgow, on June 6, passed Father Point ; TRE.Intest catalogue\u201d of Scott's Jted be saved.The grand master also ex- Scotia Menara 115 at 100.No.2 white, ste 22e high rian east : dnwards for Montreal.oin: HEAD oF -MONTEE- DU LOUÂVE, A Catalogue prices except ne es.ony pressed the conviction that it would adie\u2019 di at 116.32¢ to a24c middle, 32%c east.\"| pene SS.Crown of Grenada sailed from T°#T the cor.of Sherbrooko and if.Denis.150 Peel street.\u2019 \u2019 and be a wise policy to open juvenile nme erat EE Demerara\u2019 lt, Saturdsy with 8 carre 01 ane comiofiadie 3 ouvre à esta | KINDLIN \u2018 Xindling , , trac oronto.The amer's agents e ortabie pro Trith 1250 ec G FOR THE MILLION, hap- lodges, where the younger element - EXCHANGE AND MART Peas\u2014&c for No.2 east, 83c high freigh are Messrs.McLean, Kennedy & Co.of land.is well Dai ze 32.00; Cut le, ; .glle- could De received ad mem slip.| a.ot \u2014 west, 64¢ middle.co ; te tobe Hamburg-Ametiopt Tine.83.Teu- a4 bright, rag good ie ome eo : by Mill Ale, rth, any Teasta; - .ree o\u2019clo yor was re-\u2018|* Toronté, June 18.\u2014At the annual meeting Te - | Montr M.\u2018 Dolliig, sailed from ing-room, 1lb enis street; contains draw |; MAC anyuDE an the city., ang, ceived by the lodge with grand hoods, {of the Toronto Stock Exchange, held this SHIPPNG NEWS.- Montreal nt to:day with.&' full \u201cgets veirooms, To Dleatt |.Are 5 Dr.He tendered the delegates on behalf of afternoon, officers were appointed as fol- Pt as TESTS The Black Diamond ie., : ground for garden after \u2018disposing three [em rats .Fi- the citizens, a hearty welcome to \u201clows: \u2018President, Mr.B.A.Smith; vice- gg CORINTHIAN LEAVE FOR LIVER: to, Captain J a, with.50.Ope Bry paring oh who rue 53 wl og TET ont Kingston.| president, Mr.KR.H.Temple; secretary, : \u201c2 oot 8 FOR LIVER-1.grom Sydney, \u201carrived In 8 .of coal = aire ee Tupm of.She Lov n .To Let.J.The report of the executive com-.| Mes A.P.Burrill treasurer, Mr.R.N.The Allan.lie 88.ce \u201c> oy P ridley; aad ted up a io 1 habe ot oo Pe , cement\u2019 | om ent, aid Tha SALISBURY.J.Ww.\u2014mailed- trom- Me Captain | Ton \u201cPacific™ AMEE : |; ne Houde wlll ited, alas, '&ET, IN THES SALISBURY.: Rae.W.Nunan, sailed: from.Monteesk Sti: Mount Temple sailed .4 ms nd.Qu Ga uy veste.EN.ani TN TOR RE SUITE, from -Liverpos! sir \u201cme quifet \"os \u201ctasy Terme OF 4 as : + > mittee showed that on Dee.31, 1901, re ive Coma itteo\u2014J \u2018 Lorne Campbell, 3.FN ts morning.with Md mbership was 3,716, as against Gibson -Cassels, G.Tower Pemguson.| ; .with 36 saloon; dis \u2018glock yesterday even! > rentes.of 102 ; us Auditors, J.K.Niven apd F.Gu Osler.second -cablm, anda large number of tnef-.y ovening with 12 2 - 3 A Smaand protrading pics.PAIN NG.1 Manitobs hard wheat, Toc; Belfast.on Tune 7, is expected to rive | Mi Paton, rant ORs ee 1 nee FOR ; $ ; i , fe manufacturers bare gnerantesd it.Bee Te.1 sortherr, Te, ex-store, Fort Wil- Montreal at .9 -c'elock this \u2018mornings.This.Spurling, Windsor, N.8.; iss Genk Juilth.| 2°, ; we RAT ee testimonials in the daily press and ask your in: peas.(3c high frelghts; Tac here: has been \u2018an exceptionally fine : trip, she |.Compton, Que.; Miss Stanley, Chicago, HL: |, A 529 property jon the \u201cIL nts re I SS my | a Toul Sento] vt | fst making she vor BEER) i Eli Humtion, Ost, Mh Fae.| TL Shres argent 200 ' pi ! 3 d.6%c; , No.ere 3 .;.| Hamilton, Ont; Dr.A \u201cMont.| about three arpen 2205 es! at all dealers, or EDMARSOX, BATES fiaxeeed, LB on, track here; feed barley, BARQUE MISSING.=\" reab: Mr.J.E, Wells, Terontô, Ont=; lrpy CT m1 NAS \u2018 ; No.barley, ble.New \u2018York, June 17,\u2014Tha British bañque.Miss E.P.Wells, Toromta, Ont rie THE JC ., , June 17,- , Bri ; baryue.A W.Wright, Detroit, Mich Mrs.Wright, | AMA Fe WE a lame, Mont.ERCHANTS BAN nr.Chase\u2019 FLOUR\u2014Manitobs - \"$4.20 : .s Ointment | EXT Rte ue rune makers, $0; Macha, which at) of ADEN 38 In BASE] Par Mich; Mr.T.P PE ne mud ot of asking] Bt.Felix 8 ORCHARD COTTAGR od Broth Jube IR until skrost\u2014F sewer, north of Giltors: swost, sorh- | Oct.1stand batbing.| MAPLE GOPTAGE, WRAR I SRENTIAN | Mountytny; good bowed; plenty of \u2014 & 200 [mésauipointson se Lower se.Lawrence; * .cale = VS Ge à Co most ekacting forthighti work ever| Gl, or ory congratulated ; nor may 1 proper both the present plaintiff end | ir day.arriviog Montreal 8.06 am.y to N's I | i and I wae more than grati- forget the services of Mr Reyner whos brother, to whom the property wus Pp day.D ohc AR App RE Rut.dade show.o shan, | FIR .; ta be received un my entrance at ol iments chorm divector of adjadionted at the sale, being among the }- ORTLAND, OL J , H | D, Ww.Henry, 165 85.Jai beh 7° 6 5 Mentreal ané Antwergs jnnixg the in old accompiibiments ae arn.ODES.| fearbure Bedch, ete.yugh Piriow OB JAGUES & 00., S1T000umen tirtih| gq, Antwers From Mont.it the Oratorie Gosists PTT] \"Tye Court found that, as matter of | ana blocptag.Car Servite.Trarue lv.= it |g Benen mer.+.IDASOS sommes isenseeFB8 10 éd my apprètis 5, warm fack, the so-ealled purchase by one of ;the.] Windsor St.ata.m.week.days, 8 p.m.daily.Cement, Drain.Pipes 25.\" o a Sir Alexander payee Pare arm joint owners simply constituted 8 Ye PET TIORXEAg TRAGRALY Spraox Zo pL ST Tars os to Through Pile i & delicate rendering of the archestral ac- tribute ago a P y Orchestra, and à § on the property, 0 ST.JAMES AY, next from.DRAIN PIP I | Rédigé apply to ac.agent | ; The Bub Sth Festival here \u2018bappity és his intussting letter} atic La re ve ont SH: \u2014_ fie ) Co th it, Prancels sé, Hentresl V4 ; \u2018les.à scene of enthusiasm.to 2e already \u2018aufficientif long foniney Aid ibefère déctdiux ¢ vie tous PORTLAND: CHMIDITS, : \u2018 me iieuvelt Ben poe Watkin Mad- was unfortunately piri by snother Son wifi Bad 1t Yo your interest 4% LOWNST MARKET FRIES UEBEC STEAMSHIP \u2019 Sud Charles \u2018Try have been everywhere 27 08 ageount, pecident Pa to make Chu hau the SE © camMPANY (Limited).ved as their great reputation de- per oddly og we were HE, ed Way, the re outs to the far We i 5000 SU be.RIVER AND \u2018GULF OF ST.LAWRENCE - The younger vocalists who Ac-| for the entire night at & sletion callad $ 8: y, and the only 205 ph, dames Stvast.- \u201cMackenrie.\u201d\u201d a tact the doit Ee borer PS i Summer Cruises in Cool Latséudot- rer mer Eee Quebee hid ihromgh | @TOOOT1ON Provisions, &0,| tHE Li.and favorably Ane JUDICIAL SALE ANNULLED Ont John, the home of the can PAM OT ek, aad muh all moter SGI : -\u2014 | ora * niche\u201d and.TRISH FRUIT FOR TRE TARLE vin and Sth June; 13th and sth July: mr Chicoutimi.Trains connect : HbA RA AE | tet \u20182nd 74m August: 7th snd fist Beplen- \"rie COURTS RIGHT.TO REGU- \u2018 \u20ac a - en CENT \u201cATE.Sh | for Pictou, N.S.calling at Quebec : amets.etel Ro ul, | ECEÉIVED DAIÏEY' [Nec : al Bay, Perce, Caps Fane.t.John, has firsi-cluss| RECE ALLY: Father 20% Ganpe, Nesmmerside, P.B.1, = Tsecomm tien for $00 aii y 0 , P.E.L | JERR he AE Fe SE ee se Ieee\u201d Katiway of Cansda tor | pat.-# |apd CORI, AHERN, Secretary, Quebec.+ Here and the coiotruted rot Eat, passage and Statercoms, ap- m Pal sv ©.6 B5O\"K à CO.Agents, £11 Commissioners street, city.ES D NEWSPAPEPS, suitable for WIAPDIDg PUTPOSSS.fog sule at the \u2018Witness\u2019 ia 30-10 packages ot 61 por æ Soy for, th J sale was oD 8 account ét vices a LL LAN sneer4sdnnHeéAterOR = ee Bd.ss lo\u2019 10.> it- as ars -_\u2014 Advertisements.2e INDICESTION Gentlemen regard te + Batuarf Pile r wish to my thet I have never found sty remedy peed, spd then I would Become RETO IS.Tuled everything that was recommended to ma My physician told me 1 had chronic coustipsties snd a sour stomech.He could relieve me somqwhat, but wilt did pot cure me.I was almost in despair.At last à friend persuaded ma to try \u2018\u201cRad- way's Pilla,\u201d which I did, and I sm glad to say that they not only relieved me, but positively cured me.Even alter taking them only à few days, » regularity of the bowels was gatablished, Syapeptic ymptoms disappeared and the j Mow1 feel Ak0 à new person od wonderful your + - y May Ged blem you REXLER, Allentonn, Ps adway\u2019s nay ure sll Disorder of the Stomach, Lèver, Pere, Ki Sphaiat oumiess, sa D Digorders of the Liver.; or by m Radweg & Ce, Aur 2 x\" we (BAL name 18 RR dr CRANFORD.English Village Life of Seventy Years Ago.CHAPTER IX.SIGNOR BRUNONL.Soon after the avents of which I gave an account in my iaal paper, was\u2019 moned home by my mtaxrs illness; for à time J forgot im anxiety about bim, to yonder now ny à ford were getting on, or mire 00 reconci Berself ness of the long vint which ; paying to her sister-in-law, Mrs.Jamie- son.When my father grew à little stronger 1 accompanied him to ibe ses- side, so that altogegher F seemed ban: ished from Cranf and was deprived of the opportunity of nearing any chance intelligence of the dear little town for y er part nf that year.Late in November\u2014when we bad returned home again, and my father was once more in\u2019 sé en à vo a letter from Miss y; apd a yery mys terious letter it wad.he began many sentences without \u2018them, rünning TR the-qames in which written Aud I daresay lavender will wear better t seagreen.Well after all, what is dress, that we should care about it! You'll tell me if you want anything, my deer.Here is the bell.I turbans have pot Eo dow de me le yee! saying t \u201cdy gently 1! moaned oi he leaving pe to dope rp ave h ormed me, 4 ?7 .> she: 3 showkd mot feel myself too much tired to \u201cjoin tke party.- course 1 should pots and [ e some to unpack and arrange en, but, with all my speed, 1 beard the aprivels and the buzz of conversation im the sesh room before 1 was ready.Just as 1 opened the door, I caught the words, TT was Yoolish to expect anything very genteel out of the Drumble shops; poor gol! she did her best, I've no doubt.\u201d But, or all that, I had rather that she blamed Drumble and me than disfigured herself with 8 turban.iss Pole was always the person, in the trio of Cranford ies mOW gssem- bled, to have had adventures.She was in the habit of spending the morhing in rambling from shop to shop, not to purchase anything (except an occasional ree of eotton, or a piece of tape), but ig see the new articles and report upon them, \u2018and to collect all the stray pieces of intelligence in the town.She had a way, too, of demurely popping hither and thither into all sorts of places to gratify her curiosity on any point\u2014a way which if she had not looked so very tee] and prim, might have een considered impertinent And now, by the expressive way in which she cleared her throat, and waited for all minor subjects (such as caps and tur -bans) to cleared off the course, we knew.she had something very particular to relate, when the due pause came\u2014and I defy any people; 7 of \u2018common modesty, to keep ® 2 conversation long, where one among them sits up aloft in silence, -logking down ypon all the things they chance to say as trivial and contemptible compar to what they could disclose, id -praperly entreated.Miss Polè be: .; ; \u201c \u2018As wap stepping.Qué sof Gordon's shop to-day, I chanced to go inte the George\u201d (my Betty has a second-cousin who is chambermaid there, and I thought Betty would like to hear how ghe was), and not seeing sny one about, I strolled sunt.| up the staiteasy, snd found myself in the Passage leading to the Assembly Room u and 1 remember the m, Jq = ue Mien Matty! and the menuet: gour!); so went om, vo thinking of \u2018what I was about, when, ul at once, 1 perceived that I was in the middle of the preparations for to-morrow night\u2014the room being divided with great clothes-maids, over which Crosby\u2019s mez were tac red-flannel; very dark and odd it seemed; it quite bewildered me, and I was going on behind the screens, in my absence of mind, when a gentleman (quite the gentleman, I can saasure you) stepped forwards and asked if 1 bad any business he could arrange for me.He spoke such pretty broken English, I coud not help thinking of Thaddeus of Warsaw, and the Hungarian Brothers, and Santo Sebastiani; and while I was buay picturing his past life to myself, he, bad wed me out of the room.But wait a words run together on \u2018blotting-paper.All I could make out was that, if my father was better (which she boped he was), and would take Warning and wear a grestcont from Michaelmas to Lady- day, if turbans were in fashion, could 1 tel her?Such a piece of gayety was going te bappen as bad not been seen or known of since Wombwell's liona came, when.one of them ate a little child\u2019s arm; end she was, perbaps, too old to care \u2018about dress, but a new cap she must have; and, having heard that turbans were worn, and some of the eounty families likely to come, she would like to look tidy, if 1 would bring her a cap from the milliner I employed; and ob, dear! how careless of her to forget that she wrote to I would come and pay her a visit next Tuesday; when ghe hoped to have something to offer me in the way of amusement, which she would not Bow move particularly describe, only \u2014sea- green was her favorite color.Bo she epdéd her letter; but in a P.B.she added, she thought she might as well tell me what was the peculiar attraction to Cran- ford just now; | was going te exhibit his wonderful ic in the Cranford Assembly Rooms on ednesday and Friday evening in the following week.1 was very giad to accept the invitation from my desr Mim Matty, independently of the conjurer, and most particularly anxiouy_to- prevent her from disfiguring her small, gentle, mousey fa i great Baracen\u2019s head turban; and, accordingly, I bought her a pretly, neat, mid- die-aged cap, which, however, was rather a disappeintment.to her when, on m , «he followed me into my bedroom, ostensibly to poke the fire, but in reality, I do believe, to see if the sea- green turban was not inside the eap-box with which I had travelled.It was in vain that I twirled tbe cap round on my hand to exhibit back and side-frohts; her heart had been set upon a turban, and all she could do was to say, with resigna- tjan in her look and voice: .am sure you did your best, my dear._ It is just like the caps all the ladies in n are wearing, and they have had theirs for a year, I daresay\u201d I should have liked something newery-1 confess-\u2014 stésetbing.more like the turbans Miss Betty Barker tells me Queen Adelaide wears; but it is very pretty, my dear.Advertisements, IFYOUSTANDALLDAT Fest Oot Tired, Sore and Swollen.Try Fast Bim in Your Shoes, and all Your Foot Troubles will be At An End.People who are on their feet a d deal often play out before The day eo deal Their feet got tired and swollen, ache and burn, so that burden.relieve all these troubles of the feat there is nothing equal to Foot Kim.It imparts a cool, restful feeling to the feet, and enables you to stand all day without your test aching or playing out.Foot Him is the original remedy for tke test.Be sure you get it.Price, Æ cents, at druggists or by mail.STOTT & JURY, Bowmanville, Ont .work becomes a veritable minute! You have not heard half my story yat! 1 was going downaiairs, when who should I meet but Betty\u2019a second cousin.So, of course, I stovyed to speak to her for Betty's sake; and she told me that 1 had really seen the conjurer\u2014the gentleman who spoke broken English was Signor Brunoni himself.Just at this moment he passed us on the stairs, making such a graceful bow! in reply to which 1 dropped a curt- sey\u2014all foreigners have such polite manners, one catches something of it.But when he had gone downstairs, I be thought me that I had dropped my glove in the Assembly Room (it was safe in my muff all the time, but 1 never found it till afterwards); so I went back, and, just as 1 was creeping up the passage left on one side of the great screem that.goes nearly across the room, who should see but the very same @ n- tlemen that had met me before, and passed me on the stairs, coming now forwards from the inner part of the room, to which there is no entrance\u2014you remember, Miss Matty\u2014and just repeating, in his pretty broken English, the inquiry if I had any business.there\u2014{ don\u2019t mean that he put it quite so bluntly, but he seemed very determined that i should not pass the eçreen\u2014#o, of course, 1 éx- plained about my glove, which, curiously enough, 1 found at that very moment.\u2019 , Miss Pole, then, had seen the con- jurer\u2014the real, live conjurer! and numerous were the questions we all asked er \u2018Had he à rd?\u201d \u2018Was he Joung, or old ¥ \u2018Fair, or dark ¥ ; e look ¥\u2014(unable to shape my question prudently, put it in another form) \u2014\u2018 How did he look ¥ In short, Miss Pole was the berdine of the evening, owing to her morning's encounter.f she was not the rose ( hat is to say, the conjurer), she had been near it.* Conjuration, sleight of hand, magic, witheraft, were the subjects of the evening, | Miss Pole was slightly.skeptical.and inclined to think there might be a scientific solution found for even the proceedings of the Witch of Endor.Mrs.Forrester believed everything, from ghosts to death-watches.Miss Matty ranged between the two\u2014always convinced by the last speaker.I think she was naturally more inclined to Mrs.Forrester\u2019s side, but a denre of proving herself a worthy sister to_Miss Jenkyns kept her equally balanced\u2014Miss Jenkyns, who would never sllow a servant to call the little rolls of tallow that formed themselves round candles \u2018 winding-sheets,\u2019 but insisted on their being spoken of as \u2018roley-poleye ! À sister of hers to be superstitious ! It would never do.fter tes, I was despatched downstairs into the dining-parlor for that volume of the old Encyclopaedia which contained the nounce beginning with C, in order that Miss Pole might prime Ler- self with scientific explanations for the tricks of the followin eveping.It spoilt the game of reference which Miss Matty and Mrs.Forrester had been looking forward to, for Miss Pole became go much absorbed in her subject and the plates by which it was illustrated that we felt it would be cruel to disturb her otherwise than by one or two well timed yawns, which threw in now and then, tor I was really touched by the meek way in which the two ladies were bearing their disappointment.But Miss Pole only read the more zealously, age; her, sayin \u201cfrom a_chil | sparei ying, from ch mach, Darrian | Worms uisions Feverish- || mess md Loss OF SLEEP.Fac Simile Signature of Th.THAT THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE \u2014_\u2014 FF \u2014\u2014 ° e IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE OF WATT & RIDDELL CASTORIA imparting to us no more interesting information than this :\u2014 \u201cAh, I see; I comprebend perfectly.A represents the ball.Put A between B and D\u2014no! between C and F, and then turn the second joint of the third finger of your left hand over the wrist right H.Very clear indeed! My dear Mrs.Forrester, conjuring and witchcraft is & mere affair of the alphabet.Do let ou this one passage.\u2019 me read se Mra, Forrester imp ored Miss Pole to i | upw.she never could understan eing Tedd aloud to., (To he Continued.) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BIBLE WORDS.WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17.AGONIZING.This means to be intensely earnest, to strive, contend, to be determined to overcome.Tuere are four vhings about which we are to be in earnest.First.To secure salvation.There is an open door, but there are hindrances in the way.Be resolved to force your way through all hindrances, that you may enter ere the door closes, (Lu.xüi, 2 25.) .Be earnest in Christian living.As the athlete trains himself for winning so the Christian is to deny self and run with & view to Viécory.(1.Cor, ix., 24, 25.) Third.Intense earnestness in\u201d Christian service.Whatevér work you do for Christ strive, agouize, to ac complish.it in the power rted hy Him.(Col.i., 24-29.All believers are to be workers, such as need not to be ashamed.Fourth.-Agonizing in pray: er.Oh, for this intenaily of desire, tnis agony of soul in prayer «nd sup liea- tion.We see it in !L.Kings iv, 5 We see it in Jacob.(Gen.xxxii, 26-28.) We see it in the ord Jesus in lu, xxii, 44; Heb.v, 7, and we see it in Paul.JI.Cor.xii., 819, and Rom.xv.30, when he invites Christians ta unite with him in agonising prayer.In Colossians iv.he refers to Epaphras who was con- want and earnest in his prayers for the Colossian saints.It is this.Intensity in prayer which is needed for the spiritual growth.of believers and for the salvation of unbelievers.PE The Rev.John F.Cowan, DD, in a recent address, touched upon the subjest of \u2018Rejoicin \u2018Always\u2019 He said: \u2018One way to rejoice always is to pray always; to give thanks for ttle things.defy any one to begin the day by thanking God for the light that breaks into the bed-chamber, und for the fresh morning air, and for eight hours of rest, and for water to wash in, and keep tbat um, and go down to breakfast doleful and discour- Spirit-filled people are always sunny people.Peter and John rejoiced over stripes.Paul and Silas sang in prison.Find me a man filled with the Spirit, and I will show you à gilver-lined ristian.Every groan and\" sigh and complaint and doubt and unfaithfulness is a bucket of ice-water thrown on the spirit of rejoicing.\u2019 In a recent address before the Moody Institute in Chidago, the Rev.G.Camp- ell Morgan used the following true and \u2014_\u2014 2 81 \u201cWITNESS\u2019 DIRECTORY OF LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES MARGARET\"S COLLEGE L, TORONTO.A\u201d \u2018lass Residential and Day Bool for Sick; thoroughly sauip- ped.in every Department.i The elass-rooms built specially for the work large grounds for recreation and games; only teachers of the highest Academic and Profes sionfl standing are employed.and their ob and qualifications are giveninthe prospectus} the musical course i8 the same as that pré scribed for the musical examinationsof the University of Toronto: there is a large Music Halland cighteen sound-proof piano practice rooms.- The following courses Are taught: \u2014 Academic, Music (Vocal and Instrumental).Art, Physical Culture, Elocution and Domestic Écience.\u2014 GEORGE DICKRON, MA, Director.(Late Principal Usiper Cäyada College, faronto) MBS.GRURGE DICKSON, Lady Princivel \u2019 Shatic language: \u2018If the Church was pa do thnk that wi should Jixye our nations blighted: as they are to-day b; the drink trafic?What is the Church doing?She is guiltil guiltily inactive.Individuals are at work, but the Church has never yet risen in the majesty of her possibility and ipped the question.It is her duty to o it.ctr FAITH AND SIGHT.What shall I do with this sorrrow that God has sent me?; \u201cTake it ue and bear it, and get a strength and lessing out of it.\u2018Ah, if 1 only knew what blessings there were in it; if I saw bow it ¥ help \u2018me, then I could bear it like a plume! .\u201cWhat shall I do with this hard, hate- fu] duty Christ has laid right in my PS _ way Lu \u201cDo it, and FPT by doing it.\u2018Ab, yes; if I could only see would make me grow! In both these cases do you not poe that what you are begging for is not more faith, Yithough you think it is, but sight?i t, \u2018I aee that it 13 go0 for me, and so God must have sent it,\u201d but \u2018God sent it, and'eo it must be good for me\u2019\u2014Phillips Brooks.ze that it Lie down and sleep, Leave it with God to keep This sorrow which is part Now of thy heart.When thou dost wake, It still *tis thine to take, Utter no wild complaint; Work waits thy bands; If thou shouldst faint, God understands.\u2014Katrina Trask.PE Advertisements.Long H ir \u201cOne year ago out very fast, so 1 tried Ayer\u2019s h pio oi | 5inches | ing and made my hair grow until now it s 45 inches long.\u201d Pers.A.Boydston, Atchison, Kans.my hair came t stopped thefall- 3.0.pr Dewsih silent and Carpenter & Builders, Jovsies or Sat nent dons.First-class classes of work, \"hate em 1108 tor al WEDDING PRESENTS.High-class Works of Ars Artistically Framed with our Rew Am@Wan Monldings, for Wedding Pras- ents sre wag ble r sales have heen good this June © ng rte We ex to hel des py before to make many more je month out.Call MH.HOPE'S Art Store, 2255 St Outiverine St,, near Victoria.ULLEY\u2019S BRUSH WORKS, 78 ViCPORIA BQUARE- 78.HOUSE - OLEANING BRUSHES Of Every Description sold at factory prices.Carpet Swoopers Repaired.Tel.3740, BEDDING HOUSE, Estab'd 1869 8.J.TOWBSMEND, Sole ietor of the Business of the late J, Townshond, has re- maved to 3504 St.Cathorine St, corner Crescent, where ho will Manufacture, Reno- ea tion © \u201cshort eet \u2018at short Ro! w Prices.Work guaranteed.Tel Up 2454 .| TEL UP 2796 OH! THAT SOFT COAL! Your house will need Tinting and Papering after using it.Voucanmot do better than apply for prices from J.HENRY JONES, as Beaver IXall Hil, DECORATOR, PAINTIR, GLAZIER, preity) PAPER-HANGER, Pessanal and Prompt Attention.\u2018NEW STYLES In PHOTOGRAPHS, Mount Unique and Elegant.RICE'S STUDIO\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 2961 ST.CATHERINE STREBT, PE 2478 Up Taléphono The LAKE OF THE WOODS MILLING CO.Limited.Milis at Keswatin and Portage la Pra vie, Manitoba.5,000 BARRELS DAILY.Pastorn Office : No, 10 C.P.R.Telegraph Building, st.Francols Xavier St PAUL PINSLER, Pecerater Upbolsterot.Interior Cabinet Maker.igmor, Ric.Artistic Drape: d ins.Repairing.of sl tinda Old pee essaie.Carpets Cut, Bewed and Laid Also Carpet Beating.- No.2042 ST.OATHERINE ST.- Bell ToL Main 454.CAPACITY, ra READABLE PARAGRAF Father (trying to read)\u2014'What's hel terrible racket in the hall\u201d : Mother\u2014'One of the children Just fell down.the siairs.\u2019 .Father\u2014 Well, you tell tbe children it they can't fall downstairs quietly they'll have to stop tt.\u2019 Would-be Cyclist\u2014\u2018I thought you ald that after twelvs lessons of an hour each 1 should know how to ride?Cycling Instructor\u2014'So you would, ar, it you hadn't spent the best part of the .lme on the ground.\u2019 \u2018Naw! sald the head walter, \u2018that man that jest went out sin\u2019t worth much.\u2019 \u2018How do you know?inquired the favorite ous- tomer.\u2018Oh ! it's easy for us waiters to take a man\u2019s measure.\u2019 \u2018I suppose You measured him from tip to tip, eh?\u2014Phlla- delphia \u2018Press.\u2019 \u2018\u201cDidn\u2019t they start st opos on their wedding journey?\u2018No.Thers was a mistake about the railway tickets.\u2019 \u2018What sort of a mistake?\u201d \u2018Why, It seems that her father didn't understand that the bridegroom expected him to pay for them.\u2018Cleveland \u2018Plain Dealer.\u2019 Here the eminent ststesman whe was dle- tating the particulars of his early career to the reporter paused for a moment.\u201cThis will be the place, I think,\u2019 he said, \u2018to insert the statement that I don\u2019t like to talk about myself, and that J mention these facts with evident reluctance.\u2019\u2014 Chicago \u2018Tribune.\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014 The great college president.Was slow to speak.But at length, the attacks upon the modern system of education becoming more virulent, \u2018he raised Bis voice.\u2018The insinuation,\u201d he declared iñdignantiy, \u2018that the students who mage brilliant records at their books do sa at the axpense of their athletic standing, js false and wholly unwarranted.\u2019\u2014\u2018Puck.\u2019 D'Auber\u2014\u2018I only got $25 for that paint ing.\u2019 Friend\u2014 \"Well, you didn\u2019t put much work on it.\u2019 D'Auber\u2014 What! I guess you never saw me trying to sell 1t.'\u2014Phila- delphia \u2018Ledger.\u2019 \u2018Did you read that article on \u201cWhy Mes Don't Propose\u2019?The girl blushed.\u2018It doesn\u2019t interest me,\u2019 she said.\u2018No?! \u2018No.You see, 1 know one man who does.\u2019\u2014~Chi« cago \u2018Evening Post.\u2019 Downham & Hastings ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, 468 Beaver Hall Hill, Electric Wiring of all kinds.Estimates Cheerfuily Given.TREMBLAY & RIENDEAU, Wiholconie and Retall \u2014 Lumber PE Lan Marcher .Ontario, Offer (6e otre Dame Bt.Échmond 8à.Yards.Coal, 2409 À Dame 8 Wood apd oie me / Bry Tal.4558.Las \u201cJ.SKINNER, PLUMBER.GAS & STEAMFITTER, Orders Promptiy Attended to.680 St.Lawrence St, _3 Doors above Prigce Arthur St A OGILVY.BROS.Sanitary & Heating Engineers, 240 BLEURY STRERT.THLEPHONES-\u2014Up MOL Fast 161.1 Have You tae Diericoury im it greg ess color?We restore your cartel to their snowy whiteness.R.PARKER & GO,» Dyers and Cleaners, Montreal, Be 2419 St.Catherine Stand 1958 Notre Dame St.Phone (Merchants) 23.MATTINSON& POPE PLUMBERS, 70S Dorchester St, Furnaces Cleaned and Repaired.Tel Up 1283 Night Eest 3 | Bigge\u2014\u2018Some scoundrel on the west side passed himself of as me and swindled » grocer out of $10.\u2019 Digge\u2014'Passed himsell off as you?Why, the villain must hove been lost to all sense of shame.\u2019 ~Chicago \u2018Daily News.\u2019 Monkey Brand Soap cleans kitchen.uiems sils, ates], iron and tiowars, knives ané forks, and ail kmds of cutlery.\u2014 .\u2018Sure, and a foin young clerk asked me how to spil me name, and 1 says, says 1, \u2018Not a bit will I tell ye.Sure, it a young man of your education cant spill \"it, how do ye think a peor man like me kin?It's truly \u2018a long lane that has no tern- tn':\u2019 but, in the language of à Georgia philosopher, \u2018It's these sudden turns thet frequently take us right back where we came from.\u2019\u2014\u2018Atlanta Constitution.\u201d A DANGER SIGNAL.President Roosevelt must not rely too much upon the Populist vote in Kanens.Most of the rural exchanges from that State still spell It \u2018octopusses.\u201d \u2014 Washington \u2018Post.\u2019 \u2018Oh, he is 8 born debater!\u2019 said one friend to another tbe other day.\u2018There is pothing he likes better than an argument He won't even eat anything that agress with him.\u201d \u2014 Willie (scared)-\u2014\u2018Now, we°ve milked tae cow, what'll we do?Pop'il be awfully mad.\u2019 \u2019 Jimmy (equal to the oceasion)\u2014 We'll drive her down to the pond and fll her up with water.\u2019 \u2018Gentlemen of the jury,\u2019 said the ele- quent K.C., °I leave the rest to you.ce are Englishmen.You came of à valor race.As men you would scorn to spi woman\u2014scorn to ill-treat one\u2014scorw ERY aught that is unmsaly or unbecesiing à Tie Wa.Rutherford & Sous Ce, (Limited, MANUFACTURERS OF sashes, Doors, Blinds, oto.PAOKING OASES, BOXES of all descriptions, LUMBER, rough and planed._ sawdust and Kindling.| Telophene 2457 Matin.88 Atwater Ave,, MONTREAL.OSQUITOES! MOSQUITOES ! MOSQUITOES! Black Flies! Black Flies ! Black Flies! Ash\u2019s Forest Friend 1 reventive for w ] then bios of the.above specimens a history.Price 35¢ and soe per bottle, CATERPILLARS! CATERPILLARS | wish to seve your Currants and Goteaberries ose WHITE NELLEBORE.For sale by \u2014\u2014\u2014 J.A.HARTE, 1778 Notre Dame 8 ber of tho weaker sex-\u2014\u2014\" - \u2018And only this merpieg.\u2019 intervupied © shrill.voice from the gallery, \u2018that man called me 3 meddling old cat.\u2019 F It was the K.C.'s wife.He Jt Bis case \u2014'Londgn \u201cTit-Bits.\u2019 POLLY'S PREPARATIONS.Polly, put the kettle on\u2014 (It has been sterilisad, 1 bope?) Polly, put the kettle op\u2014 (And washed with antiseptic sos?) Polly, put the kettle op\u2014 ses!) Polly, put the kettle en: we'll all taks wea.nek Appleton; in Clockast! \u201cPribene.\u2019 \" : \u2014 Ghariie\u2014 How îp the vworié, GAWES- ce you manage to see with that single oe silane of yout?Ca .aogge-Mr desr tellah, _1 ses wRh tbe otis oe.\u2019 5 Ms Howetl\u2014 Walsall tht ecreaming 1s, the prior?\u2019 : \u201c4e ts singing tnt Chae 1 300: conten, just te Kill time\u201d \" Country Ordurd Promptly Priled oir agrege atari SS ig * he 1 the.Howoll~Tims seems te ee Pen \u201ca + DAILY WITNESS.res WzpwsspAy, JUNE 17, 1903.\u2014 the 6th Hussars, is granted the rank | of Warrant offiest.Lieut.-Col.Cole will act as statistical officer at Deseronto Artillery Advertisements.NEW FIRE STATIONS.PEE RRCENT oN ag ewe 22d ST \u2014 FACE, LEGS AND ARNS| \u2014 = n° PR amity CHIEF BENOLZ WANTS TWO ADDI- \u2014 o McOILL LIBRARY 3 June 1, when an \u2019 explosion took place, and he holds seid responsible for SOME INTERESTING ADDITIONS MADE TO IT RECENTLY.THOSE PROVIDED FOR.The members of the Fire snd Light i are discuising \" the of the sev- Moaday ~ the accident.Mr.\u20ac.H.Gould, librarian of McGill University, who was in d on business connected with tne ! ny, has re- Mr.Gould is a member of the of the American Library Association and 8 engaged In compiling a complete catalogue of she public documents of Germany.While in England he also spent some time in bibliographi- val work at the British Museum.The task of compiling a catalogue of the public documents of Germany is a very difficult one.Ome reason for this is on account of the t number of BiG LAND SALE ollars CITY TO DISPOSE OF THE ABAT of the committee a special TOIR PROPERTY AT ST.HENRI.The Finance Committee is making ar- st.will be rangements to sell the city property Bo the = ; ; St.Henri, on which the Dominion; abgt- the, site of old No.9 on Centre etree toire and stock yards \u201cFete built, : and ex- .Benoi apd SEVETA = nding from the G.T.R.tracks ta bers of the Fire Committee, favor the To hie, canal.the turned.} next meeting sub-committee «| committee.will be named to select sites : (In 1-Ib, and 2-ib.Cans.) STRONC IN ITS PURITY.CHASE & SANBORN.site of the oid fish market on St.Peter RI street as tne site for the new West ward \u2014\u2014.these publications.Gould found TS station, but the authorities of: G.THE HOTEL.CÉCIL that the British Museum was overwhelm- @\u2014 ° pr = 2d on rete i nants ground > _\u2014_ ed with them.Tne authorities, while \u2018 cinity object, preferring the ; : extended him every courtesy pos- | be used as an addition to the new Place PROCEEDINGS TO CANCEL THE su e, old him frankly hat their stack | 9 ?d\u2019Yôuville \u2018square.\u2018 Chief \"Benoît ob- LEASE.of government publications was so con- [a ' jects véry strongly to the pusgestion that \u2019 _\u2014 - gested that they could not consult them 3 :' Coal he UPOR the completion of t is station ibe dings have been entered in cour themselves.As land in \u201che neighbor- That is a common expression these days, but fortunately NATURE | Paper: | - present No; 1, on Craig street, © © by L.Larue, jr., owner of the premises hood of the museum \u2018is \u201800 expensive to \u2018has provided an ANTIDOTE in the shape of Jeweller * He be believes that the present occupied by the Hotel Cecil, on St.Gab- purchase, an auxiliary stack has been i Cement -sys be believes that the P ; - aski 8 {ati 1 built in North London, where all the Chom oH No.1 station is such a dilapidated and Tiel strech ascRg & cancellation of the Fly that are.anlikely to be asked for Printer ; antiquated affair tbat it shoul - de- se of the present occupani, 4 ue | i .;l : Hats, « | kep ; 14 molished; but a new.station should be ture, claiming $3,275 from said Couture, il be kept: ale dev ore oe Jue 1 Vinegar ?gr me siok he , but Dr: Chase\u2019s{ built on or very near the same site: He and asking also that plaimuit be put in 0 connected with hat.the books kept R | Yio ey-Liver Pills cure sick headache and would prefer the sale of the land and possession of the hotel license.The.ac- bow Tn 2 ad fully as those : ; Musical suit me better than any others.\u2019 the building of a new station « few tion is based on the ground of the-de- |! may dan 3 > ments.| Corda Because of their direct and combined blocks up town, about Dufferin square.it fendaut'a violation of-the police regala-| ip the readingroom as \u2018ong e ° .Spice .action on kidneys, liver and bowels, Dr.{ in an absolute necesaity that there be a tions, ang of the alleged loose character four hours notice 8 given.ha | ime Fruit J uice Tobacec Chase\u2019s Kiduey-Liver Pills cure where station in the move congested.part of of his éstablishment.Lu he MeGil Tres, of Oxf Th ° Flour, grdinary medicines fail, one pill a dose, St.Lawrence ward, in the chief's opin-| In reply Lo the notion.CE} filed sous Be MS il a > fe he £20 worl b Miscell cents a box.The portrait and signa- ion.- > an inscription in law, an r.Jus bé Ka wares te ; It 1» Detioleus, Refreshiag snd stimulating.Just the thing te tone | A if i i in.: \u2018preuve avant time ago.\u201cThëse boo will be of great s ture of Dr.A.W.Chase on every box.jp Another station Chist Boot Se Farsi yesterday ordered \u2018pr assistance in\u2019 the classical and English you up this werm weather.Give it a trial, and we are sure you wil In ad 5 = | he present ed No.$ on.St atherine ; literature departments.Among the mot be without it after.or imitats Ask for pot nas ; ; street, west of Bleury- The station is a CERTIORARI QUASHED.more interesting of the latter class of Beware mm one.It à WOODSIDE - SEMINARY.very old ope the accommodation 20 Some days ago a writ of certiorari was books, are the somplete vorks of Gower, MONT RR T EVANS and BONS, Limited, man { 8 cramped that sn exterion ler soda talon put br % 8.St.Pierre against a\u2019| the poet, dived &.Op Macanlay ibe oO SE AT.\" Montros and Teronte.the fi pi \u2014 powerful engine cannot be in it decision of Recorder Larochelle, of St.|For at yd, an e ze on PRIZE LIST SHOWS HIGH STAND.though such sre needed in that district Henri, who sentenced bim to pay s £5, dramatist, whose plays\u2019 are less knows men, with its big departmental stores.He for having erected a building contrary to than deserve, and Hall's edition of C\u2014 ING OF PUPHS.would like to see the property sold and {C5 lows of the municipality.Mr.\u2018King Horm,\u201d an early romance.; ber o \u2014 the station replaced by a new ome yo Kp rtin, yestarday, quashed the The list also includes the Corpus Chris could.Lai \u201c5e | somewhere in the district \u2018behind the} oii en th and (bat the town ti morality plays, performed at York by men Following is the prize list of the pupils aliah Cathedral.= rs oe owered rave Sach by-laws and the craft guilds.; Gas firms of Woodside Seminary, 471 Argyle avenue, e new east end station it is proposed that Th Recorder ed en his jur- Among the books that are beautiful E ing : ' Westmount :\u2014 to build somewhere Bn the Tea Te of the isdiction in dealing with the case additions to the artistic Tollection of the conomy from : a ; i na.bacco factory 3 1s un \u2019 university are nificent reproductions .; First senior clase.| by pas of tne Fletch:r Music Method day.: nel Cust, F.S.A.\u2018The Master E.8.\u201d was : .| king.grammar, Cansdiés Care E Bye a the school 221 Peel street, on Satur- \u2014 ome of the earliest engravers on steel you realize how cheap common, DAT: y logy end Latin: secoz position; second day afternoon.Twenty-five pupils took DR.PARKER'S SUCCESSOR and has left as some of the best exam- p every-day air is, then you'll | in Beriptire, reading, writing and aigeb- part in the programme and uble taat L ples of his work some «mgravings con appreciate the economy of the ra; prize in conduct.(Class.B).\u2014~Aileen number with their parents and friends trasting the death-bed scenes of the re- > The j Lucas, first \u2018tn.Eng.history, French and were present.Miss Davidson, the prin- POSSIBILITY THAT THE REV.R, J.| ligious man and the sinner.The \u2018Ars a quart i Algebra; md in \u2018grammar.cipal, presented ihe prizes to success CAMPBELL WILL VISIT Moriendi,\u2019 is a block-book, as its name P ciety, ; sn * ntermediate- \u201cNora Harl-| ful students.The pri winners in the MONTREAL implies, dealing with the same subject, \u2019 or night | ing, Arst in geography).Mug: ntérature, | first class were: 1, Evelyn Kent; 2, Mil- : sd d Mr.Cust thinks that it too is the Th t ic, spelling, French drawing; lie Dyke.In the second clase: 1, Mar- a ; # | product of the brain and nand of E.8.cupie i ame (Pres Se Engfish grammar garet Armstrong; 2, Edith Cushing.In There is a probability that the) Rev.as R » he se rama © Pearl Uley, frst 1 | the third class, 1, Marion Stewart; 2 DE Hertel J Campbell, pastor sided | ange ou composition, physi writing and map Evelyn Hanna.: va emp'e, ni on, .ng on he Un ur SUMMER COURSE ciet drawing; second in\u2019 spelling, @eography,| Among those \u2018who contributed to the se 18 SPRTOSS ng Vis £ Sued No oth Mr Ama drain Mages Hover | programe wese Mas Marios WAM | wll Shui à arr pù er meri ||| Nother gas range on the marke can bum sch à large peromige = second in Eng.history, writing and com- ys , Jarsley, Marion el- | ony 2) ; ADgs, FE AT © - Le a ; > , 0 h position.Méldred Melntyre, second in|scn, Marjorie * eau\u2019 end Estelle also.visit some of the Canadian cities, IN BIS AL 5 of air without lessening the heat of the flame aod causing a violent the | u reading: second in arithmetic.Mar-| Murdoch Eveline Stewart, Ruth Daw- | including Montreal.Nothing definit LEGE.popping or firing back accompaniedtby quite a decided explosion That guerite Skaife, first in reading; bon.men.| son, Evelyn Kent, Elsie Armstrong Mil- has, however, yet been decided in ibis -\u2014 This invention of the Oxford Gas ; des: un geog.and Eng.literature; prize in con- lie Dyke, Marguerite Hodgson, Geraldine connection.The ta of the summer examins- ven : e \u201c Range does not only save consider- [TI duet.Alga Higgine\u2014First in Eng.gran Hodgson, ?rances Walker Evelyn Leng, WINNIPE Lions ol Medical Faculty of Bishop's able on your gas bill but it gives you a greater heat.| t mer; bon.men.in Eng.Hist; p Murray nd, Gladys ury, Edito A G FIRE College are as follows, tne names appesr- The b of the i û conâvet.1 Cushing, Eleanor Fleet, Evelyn Hanne, So Voilege re der ost e burners Oxford - Gas Range may quite easily be removed H all \"Third intermediate class.\u2014 Marion Constance Sutherland, Isobel Starke Gla- ing ®RST YEAR SUBJECTS and cleaned.mad Phomson, first in Scripture, reading, dye Scott, Margaret Armstrong and BLOCK OWNED BY MR.A.J.BAL- CIRST SE AN + - \u2018tance 3 spelling, writing, geog.and Latin; eec-| Avis Fyshe.FOUR, THE BRITISH PREMIER, Lrichosl bistology este class con We would like to have you-call at.one-of our agencies and bear all the à nd in Eng.gram., kong.literature, com-|' Miss Davidson leaves shortly for Bos- GUTTED YESTERDAY > ors, Stanley Lucas, prize; W.H.Reilly, about this Write f port Mi position, arithmetic, drawing and French; ton, where she will attend the Fletcher - J.J.Mullin.ul Range.rite for leaflet.ter i ize in punctuality snd neatness.Hen- sie ; ; \u2014 Second class honors, J.8.Dohan, S.I pr P v2 Music convention, which opens ; W.MeCa à ber ro rietta Gnaedingerfirat- in, Eng.gram.| there on June 30.Winnigeg, Man, June 16.\u2014The old Ship; T.A.Swift, A.W.be an of nt arithmetic, reading\u2019 nd ¥remch; second : - Balfour block, at the corner of McDer- E.H.Lawson, equal.The Gurney-Massey Co Limited ead in Scripture, spelliqu, - Eng.History.\" NEWSBOYS UNION ott avenue and Rorie street, was gutted Passed, M.W.Marstoa, A.Bercovitch; *» ns) i Leonora Deacon, first.im Eng.history, : : : | by fire early this morning and thousands A.E.Laurin and J.C.Greene, equal ; 385-387 St.Paul Street mer } Eng.literature, composition.and draw-{ At a meeting of the Newsboys\u2019 Associa: of dollars worth of « belonging to J.A.Barnes and H.Jamieson, equal.12, ing; second in reading, writing and geo- tion, held on Monday in Blue Label Hall, various.business houses was destroyed Physiology, first class honors, S.Ship Montreal vs graphy.Evelyn Lang, prize in general Mr.P.Murphy, honorary president, in| by flames or water.The business con- and M.W.Marston, equal; J.J.Mullin, \\_ 5 \u2014 4 improvement; bon.men.in Eng.litera- an address, stated that it was the inten- cerns situated in the block are \u201c& Stanley Lucas; J.J.Brown and J.A.ture and Fremch.\u2018= °° don to form à social club, and, if pos.Clark, \u201cmanufacturing jewellers, H.Ja\u201d Barnes, equal; À.Bercoviteh and.À.re JUNTOR-DIVISION.gible, to establish a bome for Montreal cobs, cigar manufacturer; Ford Station- Swift, equal; Z.H.Lawson, J.\u2019 8.Do- _ ¢ First Clase (A)\u20144 ie Harling, first newsboys.A uniform will probably be| ery Co., printers; McAllister & Watt, \u2018hon, W.H.Reilly, R.5.Devlin.DR.LORENZ COMING ¢ in Scripture, arithmetic, :sammar, spell- adopted, so that the boys can present a smallwares and notions; Toms and Dav- Second class honors, À.W.McCabe, Professional.ing, writing, drawing, composition and neat appearance on the streets while sell: ideon and the Roés Tes Agency.The A.E.Laurin.\u2014_\u2014 = recitation; secopd in reading and geo- ing papers, and drill will be commenced block waa a three-story structure and Passed, H.Jami J.C.Greene, G.THE FAMOUS AUSTRIAN SURGEON B BABY phy; prize ju \u2018ptforsuality.and conduct under the direction of a competent in-| Was owned by Mr.Arthur James Bal 8.Clarke, 8.Garayt, L.Gardper, B.À.WILL BE IN MONTREAL R.A BURTON § A > ylie Lighthall, fiest in \u2018redding; second structor.lt was announced that over four, the Premier of the British Housé of Conroy._ | ON FRIDAY BEER, Ee in spelling and composition; prize in-con- two hundred and £leven dollars had been Commons.The upper stories of the build- Chemistry, Drst class honors, J.8 .TEMPLE BULARNG,MS'S¢ Jamos Street duct.Helene, Walt ; pet in.y; subecribed -by the Ænglish and French NE were entirely destroyed and the Dohan, T.A.Swift, J.J.Mullin, 8.\u2014 srovpiénant.second in récitai writitig-and draw- daily papers towards the funds of the as- business men there lost everything, All Lucas.; TADS ve: \u2014 v ings prize.in\u2019 condriel and\u2019 neatness.sociation.Mr.A.Woodburne presided the stock that was left on the first floor Second class, G.S.Clarke, 8.Ship, A.| Dr.Adolph Lorznz, tbe famous Aus MAWNT LA ZIORNSES 11 rat clase (B)-\u2014Masifle Codk first in at the meeting, which wos largely attend: was drenched with water and demaged| Wo MeCobe: oo W.H.Rel DT a at present in Roches | Ey \u2018 n : C ., A.B14 , .A.> ay \u2019 o 1 ! oto reading, peting, Toeiition ® timate itis thought that the gotal Joss A.Silverman, y ter and will be in Bufalo to-morrow.PATENTS, Tlicemieia\u2019 (A) te in will be about eighty thousand dollars.IRD YEAR SUBJECTS.e comes direct to Mon m - PETHERSTONIAUGH epelling + and pr rec dt n FATHER JOHN\u2019S VAGARIES The fire originated in the elevator shaft Applied anatomy, \u2018imit class honors, falo.; à 00, recitation, writing, drawing and \u2014 starting at the bottom and working |D.A.E.McGregor; J.J.McGovern \u2014_\u2014 J» SOLICIPORS AND\u2019 EXPERTS.¢ French; prize in conduct.Hilda Walker, HE FIRST CONDEMNED THE KISH.through to the roof.and F.E.Watier, saual JUDGMENT FOR HEAVY TAXES.|\u20acansds Life \"MONTREAL.1 first in writing, drawmg, recitation; sec- INEFF MASSACRES, AND NOW Second class, R.F.Barrett, F.J.Gar- .Mr.Justice Fortin yesterday rendered ond in geography and arithmetic; prize in conduct and neatness.Kathleen Drummond, second in Scripture and reading.Bessie McIntosh, first in composition; prize in conduct.2 PREPARATORY.Class T.\u2014 Walter Penny, first in draw- Area) bles; prize in conduct.Annie first in readi fmproyement.Dorothy BLAMES THE JEWS.St.Petersburg, June 16.\u2014Father John of Cronstadt, whose fiery condemnation of the Kishineff massacres was published in the St.Petersburg liberal newspapers, has published the following in the anti- and general Semitie \u2018Quamia,\u2019 the new organ in St.a urg: icholson, first \u201cTo my beloved Christian Brethren in j t for $2,274.75, taxes due, in a case of the Town of Westmount vs.An- tine Hurtubise »t al.C.E.NOTES.(Contributed » the \u2018Witness.\u201d) SYNOD OF OTTAWA \u2014-\u2014 PROCEEDINGS AT THE CAPITAL OPENED BY THE CONSECRATION OF CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL.\u2014_\u2014 rety.Passed, H.W.Byers, A.J.Moseley, and G.D.Condie and J.Hetherington, Hygiene, second class honors, F.E.Watier, P.Villard, J.J.McGovern, A.E.Wilsen, R.F.Barrett.Passed, F.J.Garrety, D.A.E.Mer, J.Hetherington, G.D.Condie, H.W.Byers, A.J.Moseley.< ithmetic ER Tom love Mental diseases, first class honors, J.\u2014 MITH, MARKEY bn spelling, ee bondact.second Christ in Kishineff \u2014From the newspa-| Ottawa, June 16.\u2014The Synod of Ota J.McGovern, F.E.Watier.LOCAL UNION MEETING.S w & MONTGOMERY a id Lilian Dé ond, à Per accounts succeeding the first publish-| wa opened its annual meeting to-day Second class, P.Villard.On Tuesdey evening, June 11, the regular ADVOCATES, BARNISFERS, ov TEMPLE BUILDING, 368 51.JANES STREKT.ROBT.0.SMITH, KO.FEED.H_ MARKET ed coneerning the Kishineff catastrophe, 1 have concluded that the Jews themselves were the cause of the recent disordere, that it is the Christians who consecrating Christ Church Cathedral, the splendid edifice having recently been made free of debt, a neceseary preliminary to consecration.The Bishop of Ot- monthly meeting of the local union was held in the Bible House, on St.Catherine street.The report of tbe committee cn Denominational Unions was submitted and cn à motion'of Mrs.John Currie, the com- in resdiug, spelling, tables; prise in con- diet.Helen Mcluvosh, second in recitation; prise in conduct.Willie Lighthall, dh arithmetic; prise in et Passed, D.A.E.McGregor, R.F.Barrett, G.D.Condie, F.J.Garrety, A.J.Moseley, H.W.Byers, À.E.Wilson, J.Hetherington.J aif ; + suffered in the end, and that the Jews tawa officiated assisted by five former Practical thology, first class hon- GRO.K MONTOOMERT.a act, ite, firs t in Scrip have been doubly repaid for their losses clerics of the Cathedral.At the conclu- ors, F.E.Watier.Mites vas Slschargod pro the matter of WALDO W.BEINNER Les \u201cand tables.Daisy Borland, first in read- and injuries by their own brethren and sion the Lauder Memorial Hall e Second class, R.F.Barrett; G.Briggs was read from the Rev.pe E Clerk, M ing, ling, writing and -ecitation.Wil- others.1 know this from private letters in honor of the late rector of the Cathe and J.J.McGovera, equal.in which he informed ihe union that the \u2019 id Loue Brees.second in reading, spelling, 3120, which 1 have received from people dral.Dean Lauder, was dedicated.The Passed.D.A.¥.McGregor, H.W.| Rev.Mr.Horafail, the English repress fa- PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS ue writing and recitation; prize in conduct, Who have lived a long time in Kishineff, Rev.Henry Kittson, the present rector, Byers, F.J.Garrety, J.Hetherington, tive to the Denver Convention, would ar- Madeleine Walker \u201cfrst in reading, writ- who are well acquainted with affairs and the Rev.Arthur Phillips, of Hawkes- | A.J.Moseley.rive here on June 22.A special commities OWEN N.EVANS, di ing and drawing: second in arithmetio there, and who are most trustworthy, bury, were raised to be canons of the Microscopy, first class Lonors, H.W.{ VAS appointed to arrange for a meeting SEMPLE EFFLPINC.MONTREAL ed ng and dr > C Therefore I say to the Kishineff ; edral i | - while he was in the city, pnd to entertain fri end recitation; price in comduct.Alex.| I say the Kishineff Chris- catn: .Byers and J.J.McGovern, equal; \u2018F.any other delegates that might be in Stowert, prize in\" reading and spelling.Liang, forgive the reproach, on account E.Watiero F.J.Garrety and D.A.E.| through the city to the convention passing H \u201cClass B.\u2014Joan., Urst in , ofthe borrors that were committed, RIFLE LEAGUE McGregor and R.F.Barrett, equal.DENVER ties of Calvin Presbyterian Char I ph .: - hich u a .Prom Second } Vi .amalgamating for the months o rending and recitation.Cors Penny, fret letters of eyewitnesses, I am convinced a ven i Boner und 3.Betherin The.best way to spend your vacation is | August.- in drawing.ane.first in DOW that one cannot fay all the blame IT HAS BEEN PLACED UNDER THE ton and À.J.Moseley, equal.Tl to takg à trip through this wonderful coun.DELEGATES\u2019 EXPENSES.Be Clase ~Gerdon Mac farts thoietic and Ypon the Christians, who were provoked SUPERVISION OF THE G.0.C.\u2018Ansesthetics, first clas honors, G.ŸLy avenue, West to Mr.P.A.Doig, 31! gubecriptions to tbis fund should be sent he ÿ reading, À c ; ; A Selby avenue, Westmount, for full particu- Heor: ; awing.Gnaedi , first in re- to the disorders by the Jews, and that \u2014 Briggs, P.Villard, D.A.£.egor.lars.It is expected that there wiil be at in to Miss Love, 46 Laurier ave.3t.' ot REE ond in writing.the Jews were mainly responsible for| Ottawa, June 16\u2014It is announced |: Second class honors, ¥.E.Watier, least four delegates from the Provinos of wat later Taun Tune A as yet paid their * = Po Ermest Forbes, prize in read: the catastrophe |.awh, g ¢ J.J.McGovern, F.J.Garrety, R.F.| Quebec to the convention.Will you not join local uslon ~ Class D \u2014 and tables No Russian newspaper of any weight, in militia orders that the Canadian Barrett, H, W.Byers, A.J.Moseley, us?Do not forget that the delogates from Yearly, Subscriptions to possible Subecrip- tng mele Ny Melngan, first in| Cxcept the \u2018Navoe Vremys,\u2019 bas attempt: Military Rifle League has been placed G.D.Condie.- this point leave July 6 at 9 a.m.ne re payable to Miss Love, 46 Laurier - : BE jee Jogues, prise inl ed to palliate the massacre or lay under the supervision of the G.O.C.is is the arst year that a summer CALVIN.avenue, St Heorl, treasurer of the ado | 1 blame on the Jews, of Sergeant-Major W.G.Rodger; ?session has been held at Bishop's.unfon.The senior and intermediate C.B.Bocle- ; Canada Wants Twenty Tibcnièret Salles Mechas: as ics and Could \u201cTake More: \u201cCanada to-day is in urgent need et, profit « abulsted dépit ong { twenty thousand skilled meebanies, and could place thirty thousand in a very abort time.\u2019 This startling declaration was made to æ \u2018Witness\u2019 reporter yesterday.an authority on.the conditions of the labor market in this country, who was prepared to substantiate his statement with figures and reports from manufacturers, merchants and tradesmen in ail parts bis rétine jon.In proof of this Industry.- Iron and steel .80 us 1 Furniture and woodenware ce eves 1,309 Cotton and manufactures thersot, see Canned goods .cee oo UB Woollens .co ve se seve ou os fi Leather and boots and boss.\u2019 Naggons and carriagés .\u2026.m Plath \u2018mma \u201cmiautscires theresl: 5 Nery .«90 1% [3 thagraphers 108.Hats, caps 8047 furs 5.0 oe Nn VIDEEAL .Lo ieiae og er se queer oe Biscuits = .aa ivies Re wd WH Musica istyumen 20 up eo en we TT Cordage .+.00 08 ee seensn 45 SDICO .Gù se bi be be be ceueué nus.Tobacco and cigars.5 Flour, meal, Gté.i.covve ve av\u2019oe 13 Miscellaneous industries .87 r Totals .te ee 00 be de In agdition to this, A ivi \u2018top! tot naming the number of weckanios desi It is evident,\u2019 r the ntle, man, \u2018that if\u2019 lens: that rg He Aird the firms written tô tan eT 11, or men, all of whom could spley twice that number, while .the.gus ber of firms nod comm could, without doubt, men to treble the number: \u2018Theis are\u2019 firms in this country whé are tort.ing skilled workmten in from six to ten per week, and ay\u2019 been for months, and are still hot säp- motith, re the number of mechanics required by these firms jn the different provinces to be as.tom Que.| NA NB.Men.BC.\u2018etal m TH 0 4 ad eee M0.1 We 1M 00 a es be .Las ps = / wt or 701 ; ON ON OU VA \"es 00 \"ee .200 we\u201c 3 ase .187.7» \u2026.J ve .189 ore ve ves .ve 18 Ca, 5 ve.nt «4% 6 cor .14 XS .et .- = 185 $C JE .; .SONON IL SE | a ans .a x R * bse .s oe L we ow 6 ON 8 w LLL wm CL er ns at Teo tf mit itating that the MEY 1bok; ut © x few days ago aid -aakod me if Ï Know white As could ged, work.called \u2018wp \u2018a Hem in this cify, and the plied.A cabinet maker called on me CALEDONIANS FLOURISHING: DATE OF ANNUAL SPORTS FIXED FOR AUG.1, There was a goodly attendance at the quarterly meeting of the Caledonian Society, held in St.Andrew's Home last night.\u2018The presideht; Mr.J.T \u201cMitchell, oe- cupied the chair and the from the as dent ar] span of the Uifférens-d of the vo- Pa to be in a flourishing condition.r.A.McAllister, of the games com: ttee, reported that it had been decided to hold the annual porte on Aug.1, on tne M.A.A.A.grounds, and he stated tat the committee was \u2018ising every en- deaver to make the games as attractive res pemaible The two teams that are 0 part in the tug-of-war, chute and Cornwall, ere practicing very hard.He stated that arrangsments had been made with the Harriers\u2019 \u201club, long dis \u2018tance men, for a race between some of the The financial secretary ve- that at the beginning of the quarter t were on the voit: Life members, 187; died since, 2, leaving à total of J 185.Ordinary members, & making a total of 517.members, 335; died sin elected since, 12, making a total a The total resigned since, 3; elected mince, 13 associaté ve completely.enped Lbs ~ MILBURN'S .Heart and Nerve Pis = She tells of her experjence à in the following ny side | oonsuited a doctor but lie?and was completely EEE did not think | would live long and expected my friends would find me dead A fri brought me a box of Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills and I took them to please har, not thinking they would do me any goods I bad not used half the box).when I commenced to feel myself better and by the.time I had taken two I was completely cured and can recommend them to all sufferers from heart es\u201d Price go cts, per box or for $1.35 all Sealers, or P 3 3% THE T.MILBURN CO,, Limited, TORONTO, ONT, ; died | dy } >] mamberiiip 51 \u2018the cies, therefore, nay Be Halos oF tee Mr.aos en Tete sident, rc th cor in search of suitable talent oe te oom: ing Caledonian concert.\u2018The ta of securing taleht nt to keep, up th of the past wis | rd ng, | fot hep he Believed his Pvp The Literacy roa \u201cthat invitations had been sent tos tar of gentlemen of high literay lt\" contribute\u201d to lectures, and many replies ad been received.The lectures would all be specially prepared, and would be on Scottish 8 ubjecte A communication was read from the Governor-General in reply to a letter from Mr.Mitchell, the president, who in the Dathe \u2018ot the society had written s Excellency offeri congratulations on the extension of His fir brelincy \u2019s term of office in this country o\u2014 He mont femal y thanked hmen in Montreal for toeir kindly wishos towards himself, La- cale 4 aes contéguance whic is now © on June 98, On th lat- fac, fe Joué line of ee world's bone, © is pou no'nams more deserrin of {ommsmoration, Services bet 1 in hoped ST Serviose, fr ee t ASE Sten : fer; June COLONEL COBB'S sonces IN SERIOUS ¥ PERIL.Bpdop Jems ports\u2019 received there ments that hd à column of .vhe force sgainet the ee So 1 is in Rn ee ment at es \u201cHis force is on half rations.General the coms \u201c mander of the ex tion, 1s a rounded and i Smite do\" amis Co themasives - in \u2018| order, 4f possible, to LE] 5 dradth ted oo Canada and world da ere .twe opportune TE ae aus cord ot clore ris zs: BEE NALD.MAY ACT In the Matter of à With Certala 4 Destin AIR, BRANLEY-TOINTROUUCE NEW RULE BRFORE STAN = ; LEAQUE COUNCIL, PRO TER OLUDR re : \u2014 ow TER The overs of \u2014s nd 3 ees ee up .o eapecias Rare | 100 ue 00 ee or » Ditional Amateurs de Un, vf vel foras LU TU = of the Montreal + Cl Bas cio 3 \u201c= io Ti Tot AES La : R 10 jump to r \u2019 .ne EE re | PR : 5 8 ca -3 La q - who take advantage of peivimees to we] NATIONAL LEAGUE ates.\"ha ibelr persoasl nterssts in desling &% Phtisbere RHE ou e senior es.{pow time, Mr.Bramley thinks, in Last e stop Lan emia 990019000000 10 1 De Pat to such cenduot, and It is with th | $00 80013 9 3 b 1 view that the question of MANNE] ginrer and Repl Jus Warter; Fraser, Dew rule to cover such tactics be igtre- tenditnce, 1,51, mpire, Johmetone.At- duced and if possible have it sanctioned by At pitt the N.A.L.U.Thé Montres! Doprestntative TE\u2014 NH Bold a conference with thie N.A.bU, 5.+ 00008108 8 3 acronse people.shostiy.When ibe whois Phi] it lp0aed \u2014$ 8 1 scheme will be discu It 16 Mr: Bram-i af Kline, A ppt Phelps: Taylor ley's intention to lay his plan before, the] \u201c7h or TW.plier senior senior clubs amd request thelr 1e sue poned; wet Boston Brooklyn giime post- plnyers vhs uni Sos Rae 6 to an-| ui: ; va AS à ions in al 2 ruler wil = gi ae = : STANDING QP THE CLUBS, a .that its adoption or the MALUS Coot Lost, tainty.The objeét ahmed a6 i» Bot to pens 6 lize players unnecessarily, but to suspend.3 17 675 For an no ae Die re 7 ee a Boa soon às a pia eaves the 5 ce : {to foin other longue thas, PE Cimotnnati \u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.H 2% suspended until he > sys a 1 23 ctent reason to the N ca > Te el es pe a He changed his a NALS ; Ulis .a sw s ' gr to avery ee 7h To es We wi .A:L.U.on acount df privhtb business m-| , AMERICAN LEAGUR ames terpuee « or is takn awsy by club represem-| © Aus.J oston\u2014 Mt.Bramiéy's tdés io sdntitted by: loost Boston .0000G000 11 lacrogse officials as that most feasiblo (kt | Cleveland .2832488 ss a has yet been \u2018mootsd as regards deal ; les\u2014Dinéen x 42d with this special ciaes of players and it quite likely that ft wili Toseive the support ot every club in the N.A.L.U.MONTREAL TEAMS WORKING \u2014 There is & great stir at the present time among the local senior lacrosse players and all three teams are enthusigstic for their work, This afternoon the Shamrock team will turn out to practice at the S.À.A.A srounds, when every member of the tcam is requested to be present.\"The champions coming Minto cup series with the Brant- ford twelve, and full practices have been arranged for each day at the Mile =nd oval, It is pleasing to note the enthusiasm over the game that is apparent among the M.A.A.A.boys.Théy seétm to have nc- quired a new leame of life in this particutsr respect and indesd thelr prospects m \u2018lie championship race are éxceptienaily bright, The match with the Torontos to be played on the Association grounds, Westmount, on Saturday next is creating considerable interest.\" Speaking ot the match played in Ottawa on Saturday last, a critic said: \u2018The Montreal team's defence played strong und steady and kept close watch on the Capital home players.Strachan, Haynes and [ay- lor made a pretty tough proposition to get past and the persistent manner In which they kept tab on Murphy, Durkin and Hat- ton almost made scoring impossible.Ciar- ris McKerrow was also very prominent during the game and showed that he was as good as ever.He figured In a number of beautiful plays during the afternoon .and on many occasions broke up dangerous attacks.Ib goal Arthur Hamilton was a othr snd the mannét in which he took care of the rain ¢6f shots was pleasing to watch.\u2019 An official of the M.A.A.A.Club ssid today that there was likely to be one or two changes in the personnel of the team to meet the Queen City twelve.In the East End the National boys a bard at work in preparation for ies match with the Capitals, whieh will be played on the N.A.A.A.grounds on Saturs day, June 27 fbxt.The locals afd dus to | win the remaining gkines to de at ths home oval, and from how uatil to: put proper cendition the Joye | from the raged Th wl g By pearances are going into the game with tes newed wiopgy and éotermiastion.; \u2014 \u2018 VISITING Laoossn TRAN.New Yôrt, June 1.\u2014Abmong- thÿ péseen- who ived yeator@gy by the steamer § Rater Wilhelm n° .,' were 14 members .of ths Oxford and Cambtidge lacrosse tskgté.- | thor 0 BASEBALL rd in on New York, aten In 8\u2019 twelve inning game af Selpnia.the ons won Penta: Lenignt vistert/ \"Phil » ind over 8t.Louls, heads the American league fa race.EASTERN Lage o Toronto, June 16 tonto to-day in a is BD ot un ern vot i ve runs, cdapied.éness © Aso bits.Kissinger eal.strikes 401000 5 x Bhaw.ae Swortwood.at 8 3.500, \u2019 2 .June.18.\u2014 swark pitched strong bal \"| Jersey City .Newark ec.\" Batteries Th! dencs, 4,500.be, owing principally to , second, and just before rain interféred in Baltimore, June 16.\u2014 vies one are determined to be in condition for the Detroit of \u2018the.contest the Nationals are.Setar inet i om 1e ¥ and MoGee pitched pron T jrevonto \u2026 0098000004\" $4 | fio fem sue Itlinare.©.: Hoch Pir pase D901 012 3 3 FR Proviso ie Reo w -Proritenté site postponed; wet | Umpire, oe Se * : eo, a Fhilodelphin- tian oer 0ôù .0038 1010-8 7 8 230x\u20149 3 Batteries\u2014Sudhoff, Sfever a eh Waddell and Schreek.U ) jhasett end Carrutherm Attendanpe, 6,769.; At New York\u2014 New York .280014803 8 2 Chicago .6066008 Le) Batteries\u2014Grimth\u2019 A O'Connor; White and McFarland, Umpire, O'Loughiin.tendance, 2,130.At Washington\u2014 Waghington .At- .600602008%\u2014 9 1 \u20181606060001 & 3 eee sa Batteries=Townsend and Drill; Donovan and McGuire.Umpire, Sheridan.Attendance, 2,088.STANDING OF THE CLUBS.Per Won.Lost.cent.Philadelphia .30 18 .Bôstbn .18 809 Cleveland .19 556 St.Louis .20 512 Chicago .22 488 New York .z 465 Detrsit.+ Wisisington 3 Bot BL: ; DICKERING FOR CHANGES WITH TORONTO.Taronto, June 11.\u2014Mr.Gardner, manager of ti§.Toronto Bail Club, recéived & telegram yesterday from Mr.Burnham, manager of Newark Club, offering to trade Dillard (outfelder) for Lewis Carr (third baséman) and Jack Oolden (outfielder).Dillard is a high priced man and Mr.Burnham aoesu\"t rerish paying him a fanoy salary.Mr.Gardner would like to have Dillard, but he does not intend to part outright with Golden, whom he considers a_ coming great player, nor does he care about letting Carr ust yst.ad played third base for the Sham.pion Chicago (After League) team 1900, and fight field for St.Paul (American {usoctation) tenta last year.He is & strong Gea Hemming Si was released = CHALLENEER chosen \u2018 tin will be maim The \u2018Koiutoo\u2019 won three o he Sour # sailed; lo to the \u2018 méscnde, Bros of mi porte 12 over Sh Mise, thy ok aed wo ores I soars Tela tale of WM WILL RACER AGAIN wr XmomasARY.London.June 17.\u2014Atstartataoë bye fs peor go, tws Yachts,\u201d Im.\u2019, wit: or ns y and Wied (autfisidet) wad win to Bingheriptés., A SMALL PEL: LEAGUE.Kingston, Ont, Jui t-~Phere i ret & Itkifihbod of a small be iesgue being | Sorted $uis summer oe ioguicn on (he dian side, - Aa vi I trail + and Ourthage\u2019 in New is - Cure \u2018cor\u2019 Willett west across sorder and \u2018Tagnd thst the dakeball.fever bad ral: rnd #0 Watertown, N.Y., A féjr » n now exists.Adgin rar 4 ; the Canton sen\" i idow Ait- wep, ahd\u2019 vint So will | angbr to actes, d-the présposts, idées sie ont ent The Tige Tey coms, to\u2019 extétencs by uly 1 ] 5 Er #$1 WALTER 4 MEN, WOMEN and HORBES, HENOMENAL PERFORMERS NS OF WILD AND TRAINED SARERAOKED RIDING PONY and COMICAL BUCKING once PERFORMED SIMULTAMEOUSLY IN ONE RING BY LADY.7e Act b I savagt 85 TN À Rio, from Barre The battle otra TWO proof caves, Boers open ons Admission nd pT LGC EXTRA ONARGE D Stair PARADE Miles show Sivan oF i at \u201cir Po Charles\u2019 Routh pleased that the time to try out the challenger first race for the cup was sally SE what be had learned of the yacht * a to ita sailing qualities hé \u2018éoneléeret her a very formidable challengef.Speaking of our own bosts Ms.Routh remarked that he was well with the performance of the \u2018Tho: M, spd that he considered her à capable tracer in every The next series of trial races will be held off Lakeside on Saturday next, when the \u2018Thorsila IL,\u2019 the \u2018Trident,\u2019 and the Aeolus\u2019 will be the participants for the day.It is expected that the \u2018Osma\u2019 will par\u2019 gs 3 & BEES: 2 i | ; | | ané will be given a new yachts were stripped , GIRGUS \"i ALMOST\" A% ne sICREAT\u2014GIGANTIC-COLOSSAL.eburg.Last stand of Major Maa @ Sclook ar 6m day 27 ati Neves ow ght fireworks 0 A.M.JUNE 2 » 30e, ere, |.of thé ox- A FEW HERE L.MAIN'S ENORMOUS T \u201cRR Stupendous Menagerte lupe A tl LIN MON REAL | MONDAY.JUNE 22 EX HMIBITION anounne, PARK AVENUE, Coming on .1fs own throe trains of cara, equal fn length to an ordinary train of 84 cars.grand spectacle.engaged in in powliderine, amazing acte.ANIMALS.Tee London.at 11, DELY\u2014At 2 ant 8 gm, ner Æ an Wren of un an, wate reserved soatd./ \\ il LS om both A oot oe The aan x tre éompatiy.desiston to takw this action wis known at & meet MR.JAMES ROSS, Who bas retigned tha vice-presidensy ot the M$.Ring of the directors held yosterdaT own noon when a letter con gence was read by tae Hen.2 J.Foret, president of the company.given for the step is that Mr.Rom do sires to devote more of his time abd #t- tention to the affairs of the Iron & Steel and the Dominion gs sie Hie coma, fad édit Ek Ed ime launch bed + Hi A pe ETT A404 7 re PE a Ca ue Le ; , i \u2014\"\u2014\u2014 - \u2014 ar by x Re ot 4 [2 Waæwsénar, Joss 17, 1903, * \u201c MIÉIFARY RULE.TS if 1 IF Ine i prevent the: roucrated, aûat : erated, or process \u2018butter; or 2e | ue any ft other at of 3 Bill, Susris the Power That will Sway the Destinies Cant pi Ta Tle of Un 2 RES e pas der contraventions a nl A BELJEF THAT THE ARMY WILL TRY TO MAKE SECRET : San TERMS WITH THE.NEW KING.dead A i an : Let i i if | i of à Ë Tp ig ÿr 6 Belgrade, June 16.\u2014The position \u2018of take an early opportunity of visiting the : King Peter 1.promises to be little mare Czar and the King of Italy.i than.that of a royal captive.The real CONGRATULAT 10NS LROM ATALY , CE , * .de ome, June \u2014King y ctor government of the country will be a mili- el has telegraphed his songratulations to tazy-dictatorship under the leaders of the his brother-in-law, King Peter of Serva, HL ÿ is 5 3 ¥ seodusof certain weeds; establishing grades af seeds, \u2018of timotk \u201czed clover or a} : 9 .also in-law ] : i v : ° revolution, Col.Maschin and Col.Mitch- 880, expresaing ui es for the tran: is now = = her ea Tine ki pr ten 88-10 itech.\u201cFhe new king is almost without nd rope of the country un will be] en oo Ca 5 ol & g Bn: dherents, and the ; me.i ro pn 0 SAE BE BEE SERS mé SREE (li À Le = ] ads ed.and the tov : in its presen ie è ren der .Pet * e con.the vou bot haw: ris the aa she exxmip on official \u201cHee sloped ol Lhe pa oo perhaps.Mr.able het ne predecessor, should he gratulations to Xing Peter are considered .mishap ts de crie proving hat one halt | ly, recommend it to oppoph their aims.the whol Be ra Piet \u201cthe proces de ep .k - pat just At the présent moment the w le coun- : A x .of aot \u201cshall be | Por gure, is \u201can ex try is mnder military rule, and, although of Kin Peter was received in officia) pr Lee à ty Ti, of quart; nder ee s ut: it ssonrately reflects prefects in the country districts It is regarded 28 vxtemely unlikely ee re Nafrume\u201d Radicals beet femoved, each is accompanied by 5% in view of the attitadé of Loe Servan 2 OI army, officer; who attends the prefect| people, that Russia will apport the sug.ti w er he goes.There has been no gestion that the demand \u201c \u201cCam Riis however.Latremels forcible fre punishment 0?the assassins of King ; $ \u201cRo arguäñients were foun praia er Alexander and Queen Drigs, \u2018snd it i > press.thé radical aspirations oi à TpUY thought here that nothing farther wil © ogived lic.\u2018The foremost advocate of a repub> be heard of the suggestion.- atéamer Jican formi of government was Ljubomir Warning okovics, editor of the Belgrade ar\u201d Finding him impervious to ar ONTARIO LEGISLATURE ; éuiigents, the conspirators invited him to ) CLT a , _Miner at the ofticers, club.His hosts June 16\u2014There will be him that unless he agreed to support Opening of the Bribery Com.Tg the anthracite region out of Peter there would be one head less \"2 nsal of the Operators to recognize jy de.\u2018The editor yielded to the mission Report Debate.i age puitials of the district presidents, forog of this pense oning, and ac accepted the ; oll, JF situation,\u201d He is now minister ol justice - 8 .Smith.Like to have bis das Sg .pany; \u201ciinnou a told the deputies that it was useless t0| Ontario Legislature to-day, Mr.Ross out of the.United.States, whars | London, June 16-\u2014On the resump |MUSSClosy.Lund resolution direct-| talk of à republic, ss neither fuse UO) pointed ont Hol the government's mo ax ott now went, There was no] tion of the debate où the Irish Land io ne eva = bmitted to the Austria would permit-it.He further) tion was in accordance\u201d with the model In hi \u2018 but the Canadian market gar-| Bill in the House of Commons to- Le that Al ons be ned over urged that the roposed \u2018new constitu: and precedent set in the case of the Par: observe ee me A Fave ought the amendment.of Mr.John Redmond, t, the conciliators.The resolution was tion would give King Peter far Jess power nell commission.The government uo - thorith to be enough.It be ait ak the Irish leader, which seeks to abol- adopted.than that enjoyed by the President of the tion is: \u2018That His Honor the Lieutenant: be war tice: to increase It would \"2 east ne ish the minimum price at which the In answer 6°an enquiry of one of the United Etatés.= Governor having appointed & commis thet # : tables by higher customs tien.fort ft landlord may sell, even though .the delegates, Mr.Mitchell stated: that po In spite of the semi-official statements sion, on the Address of the Legisiative yea ta he added, these might serve as a basis was not the rich alone who indulge i landlord and tenant might agree on increase had \u2018been forthcoming for May, that the delegations of the Natio As-| Agsembly, to inquire into and investigate dar for furthér negotiations.Ta a Hotes stoned ulge in à lower price, was discussed.Mr.Wynd: under the provisions of the sliding scale, sembly elected to submit the crown to! the charges of bribery set forth in the ÿ A THR RATLWAY BILL.\u2018a Totter: from the produce pc of To ham oh he was unable to accept Mr.because the \u2018average price\u2019 of coal bad the newly, chosen King had already start statement ade to the Amembly 95 be =.to = .YAY .: the - .; Mr.- .ol : \u2018 Fhe House Shem, régitmed consider- ronto protesting against any increase of Redmmond\u2019s proposal to raise the mini- not advanced Lo Neo althouzh the ar jad he J ce tat eer of its Seventh sy of March a yobs Tt ¥ a stion of Mr.a Railway Bill.the duties on these goods and claiming) mum reduction to 15 percent in the | figures, he said and presumed they were members, twenty-four, would entail too| Manitoulin, and the further statement ; - withou Mr.Clark sfated that-the city so-| that Canadian market gprdeners wo case of second term rents and to, 25 sures, he SC average price had only great a cost on the country in the way of made by him in the House on the twenty- Ty licitor sf Toranté would draft a clause pot} benefit thereby.percent in the case of first term rents.gone up\u201d to $4.52.The June price, he travelling expenses, but the real reason seventh day of March last, and the re 2 o : to protect the of municipalities duti F.D.Monk urged that the bigher| \u2018Mr.Redmond expressed regret, gt thought, would reach $1.62, and the min- of the delay in its departure is that the port of the Commissioners so appointed, A og over tramways and \u201celectric railways Gar arden produce would be of| My Wyndham's decision, and aid ers would have a two percent increase government found some of its members having been presented to the Legislative à | pl chartered by ain derai Parliament, pe ond is to the.market: gardeners fai if \u2018the amendment wag not.gc cominx tosthem.to Le adverse to, King Peter y These Asst 7 ly on the fourth day of 2 repr s rares 20 that these les may not have important industry, and the ; cepted by the government he at \u2014_\u2014\u2014 members soug e opportuni nt, this House adopts.the sai r ; r ! à ; American id \u20ac 2 Cn SE en iciled to him at the nse of | apd thanks the Commissioners for their .I es a | mot ire pees) Th of ad ar aie ee CATTLEDISBASE PIE No at de mi ue is aps came hemi oh hens.rio mark.garcen- .x .: _\u2014 cui off their travelling expenses, their referred to them.\u2019 co à pa en | e ers had the same complaint about Ameri-| stand by the amendment and these si j will b ti Mr.Whit; d t i .a the ee in whieh lang can, competition.end the esa one mt de further consideration ose QUARANTINE oY THE DNITRD dénisisbeë, and ihe delegation wi prob leading supporters bel a folio \u201c BCTOsS : WE a! abotld commend.i the gov- + by government, © STATE ' BOO ably consist of a dozen members at the terday morning on the Opposition\u2019s wen, t mers say that they do not get justicd ee sent.CN .\u2018percent of the Irish members wo RAISED.at.course.Mr.Gamey was one of those Rad from the compunitt partwavs.higher cobons dati monk sree she i Boundish bey sins be \u2014 \"aires in oficial circles everyrbers) present The tema of By Orposion A ) - PE RE A \u201cWN + i pment.Irish inio it Le .elicit the assurance tha e e en may el is Lb The bill as drafted provides that Pre?af \u2018the poor man\u2019s vegetables, .the od if \u201cio Pen on made.it Washington, June 16\u2014The United delighted B® action of the govern: proposed that the words of Sir Jobs Co whe: unieipality desires to ob- government should equalise the living! = impossible f ish mer States Secretary of Agriculture has com- ment, but conversations overheard in| Thompson in the Rykert case should LE never & m y rail expenses by reducing the duty on raisins would be impossible for the Irish mem- | pleted an investigation of the states now Liblie places indicate that the people, | applied.The amendment so worded MAR - currants, and ; ! - n quarantine.for foot-and-mou is- TOS past .\u2018vital reads: \u2018 tt ouss 3 ipion La re ions to be made Lo , figs, grapes sugar.»| bers to represent the bill as acceptable fo\u201d quarantine: for \u201cfoot-and-mouth dis expecially those living outside the capt That this House is of the op de app cn ° a The Rinance Minister could mot accept to the Irish people.24 east, and'finds no cases of the disease.know little and care fete about the trend that the evidence shows that the conduet A.the way Commission, which \u2018has mr, Leonard's.restlution.- twas -only Mr.Timothy M.Healy (Nationalist) He to-day issued notice of a reward of of national politics.of Robert J.Stratton waa corrupt, dis: .authority to deal therewl ih, When, made for political reasons: The market # ested that the government might $20, to be paid any | person who shall a lived that the army will try oreditable and scandalous.\u2019 _ Mer y inage o ., .by.be- ne 30, { ¢ i i .i in br resin fo the dinate of pen Tat he hoe pros Et ot of, th mangement | ae ats am eyo | SL in eR Con = owner under the provisions of pro- so well off as they wére in the matter of the estate comuiissioners.| ashing, es existence oi mnouth dis.iñed by the tragedy, but whether the sioners\u2019 who investigated the Gamey vincial law, and it appears'to the com- protection.- The Tovernment vas ep Mi.John Morley (Liberal), who 88id suse in any animal or animals in Masea- Kio will agree to the conditions is uu-; charges would recetre Jor, Boeke services horse plauded dor raising the duty against Ger | f d the bill was in grest peril, ch : ire.| certain.Lu .Ross\u2014 4 Mark: man.sug ind\u2019 the -eall, moreover, \u201cwas he ribine à of MW in eat Re chusetts OF New Hampshire fumed by One of the highest officials of the pres-| been Eds Lo i gb fox = higher.duty an gas to enable the| tude.He i (he English and Scotch | the inspectors of tbe Agricultural De-| ent government asked s number of for-| Mr.Whitney inquired if the govern establishment of a \u2018beet sugar industry members would on we ort the bill partment.- eign journalists what Europe thought of ment intended bringing in any new mes = Ld Poupée ET was spi fo al te | crs gre seme by dn | wi rt, the Serviun revue Qe EeF Bou ! a ; 788.1 ; r es , was ; ;6 i reduction of the mga¥ duties.tion for « Fri representatives.je realized the aman be reve Tove ren that it was considered | I act.Be CASE OF SHERIFF DANA.| n 2\" I of: \u201cOpposition said th .Wyndham ssid he : 0.1 toon: England: it is believ- thereupon explained that from pon \u201cMr.Whitney return Cy Ih Jer 0 Doin | grt fn shan, bt win | cu dus ha Poe eat ré dt À mr ri ce Aie Bo id ing these-antendmsents 8 spply (an taf mum?\u2018saust remain 10 to 20.1; gE and Queen were a 2.mercy, as or x ; = motions\u2019 whem 4 sited the sett syespectively.Ha was \u2018weadgf o-oo R .üitterly destroying the dynasty, instead of| erumbemt Mr.George A.Dana, sheri : der Joyo 4 dow, 2 I gousider an amendment affepting |\" IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT deporting the overeigns ge, Ihe likelihood Se bas ot Lo re PY x waa tog hard: fo.please: del non- -tenancies.i TE ac ocinded, nen to hi 0-54 md Si pions | brie te he\u201d Bunun, stint that this asl gopp LANSDOWNE MAKES A ViG-| A MESSAGE THOM Site czan, iguation, ar to mes ppoin ment ne Fra = hoo n = of the te yr fon ro Ou \u2018 ING +.| gs hed to King Peter as follows: Zorn bond given to \u2014 ec F ST \u201c ME CE home, wiendment Fan re Le WAY POLICY IN oe bad formally proclaimed you King of Ser-| in office cèrtain jatfnients from the sai $ \u201c ?\\ jeated.by a.vote of - 817 to 178.PE : : \u201c .; vis, I -venture to expresi to Your Ma- Dans.} a + ( The deadlock which has arisen be-1.= = .| jesty- sincere wishes for the ot} Me; Whitey éonilemnal\u201d thé a Ha : ; \u201c twèen Mr.y ; and the, Irish Cr on, (ume 16- Lord Lanedowne, your con and the Éope.etat ue! and \u20ac se the tabjok used - hiv: thilsemee with À y pond, as & re: | Minister \u2018orei airs, made à Vig- cofbe.ur assistance In - that 3 reg ) oi, dad bac ued dde Sault Nae dvbate in the House el in the = House\" of Lords thi you vo wdertaken for the > ma a s new bead, us to Poe Apr aieondy : Coumpoui vhieh Mr.\u201cRed- aftérnoon on the q on railwa; - your people.- RM | A dE 00 the Tams wl Sekeioas 1 Chine.The government, he 7\" Signed NI 8\u201d yearly payment of di tc the late hots we ° nt.| asid, had serious cause for complaint at} CIAL DIFFICULTIES.sheriff.A id posed the manner in which China had deslt| Belgrade, June 16\u2014The Mr.1, M Attorney General - and with applications from British conces-| government is sorely beset by: said: Be: vai , sien br sionaries.The government had remon- qiffeulties.Officials and wre) Tp 1a the talk oor sis ith Chi the sub-| Saisoe i , .ted AE i Maisie sme thy PLL Creamy 1 Smale 6 vay.; government would together the mini A Xi i Fit ah Hom that interests ss strongly Al FEE de- bris ther country would back \u2018the right in deputies and thelr Siends re be-| bo ; of Hs citizens.sesching the governmant td: seure ¢on-| Mr.A.Pattullo , \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ét works rendered necessary by which Was contutred- Gil, Rai ; 1 Mr.) THE AMMON TRIAL |e change of dr ee | ment éréntios eg > EE ca ee Me | EN 2 .eomosrning drainage across rail- Mr.to the \u2018Union EVIDENCE THAT MILLER GAVE \u2018 oad or evene and.not Federal\u201d \u2019 ply a ess, and in each case a satisfagtory ¥ a ai Mr.- anil) in.UP LARGE SUMS The: het ur Quees Nataiio has| 85 fhe tn ; = \u2018 was arrived of without the \u2014 \"| asked for the body ef the desd ze is ce 4 i of either oi coming -to |\" Ea , ; - \u2018incorrect, as is.the: : soem eal advantage of Ca: 3 LA - Gage Engineers representing Jue - Wow York, June 10\u2014At the trial of Draps pat have fod.\u201d chat, \u201cpola CT, 8, ré and the land owners , charged Tece \u201cthe raroent agroed to ree ir, Ne\u2014\u2014 ue \u2018ae over the locality and arranged The vote ae then take ti : Wt the Franklin vases the: tter an the heirs of the late TIMBKR LIMITS SALE le of \u2019 tlement without the expense of the defeat of the mesclution by 51-to ender d ween, and place st_their disposal her paren June 16-\u2014Tbe sonnal mle © lawyers to.Ottawa for an |\"The division wis on.straight party limes] the evesipg (the government dresses,~jewsllery and the' other ea Crom lande i aber mer Ê sggument.farmers would bring |.without a single exception.Co the evening ated, and Mr.Redmond\u2019s ound in her sparizasnts.This à mu a province, Ontario and Lo sew \u201cthelr grievances to the notice of the \u2018The House then passed into committee omission to thus snatch an advange however, bas Bot yet been our the Le The sale was ons of Pre ysitway department they wouldl re-| of supply on the ire votes.from the abseñce \u2018of many Unionists before hey are living in Spe most successful wp far, Fea ng $365, hee quive prompt justice.: E INTIMIDATION, TO ar seems to indicate his desire re sagas one srl sage .Some 9,500 miles were advertised s = 3 mure» proposition met with very| Sepator Beique has introduced a bill Ree se ble to ensuré tha dition, reogiving their meals for sale, but only 2,760 miles soid, i em CT SS mp PE REE TRL A pend wR |B a ct NE a ] > .- oi J 2 mu ° \u2019 Ç if 07 i but de EP mi oo \u2018who apply terms of oppmrobriazm as duce the gave he reco ue ; plessed e result of\" .2 en det the Eole matter fally.Possibly] (3¢ab\u2019 to other workmen.- H forbids position.\u201cwhole body of Nation | | met = PE , = Some of Mr.Cowan\u2019e ; paiberines vrhose object is to prerent Tree afists - voted in support of | Mr.John - \u201cod and i tea : ee eo endorsed by petitions] ton ee bas Me.Baiques Pere, ssnendment, with the te! leg.mas printat usd Wo + nis session from every part of the\u2019Do-| des is to get bis proposition bene® sult {ist the government m jority wai widows Peter streets 2 08 ! minion.| country so that merits can be under.reduced to 41 votes.Jost ; gene pos at A i 201 , p un tha ne 1.The Liberal leaders ut a meeting io panty \"of tb mtn Dot ou oe i of Agricalture has given Cémberiaine ins\u2019 sqliverein vera pr a A a AR eed ne ad, * ou with notics of & it is exper 8 formal resolution in the House of vil unt pees prie ue King Pour Ofes, Montreal, ma all lotiary to 24 an igcrensedl pro-| dient to pass an act to prevent the im Commons, but to confine themselves \u2018revolution, avé 8 is romored that be will the Witness\u2019 covod ¥ \u2018 "]