The daily witness, 30 novembre 1904, mercredi 30 novembre 1904

[" he re- ls.Le Ba- on Lay 06] I: e ms ts ol arted eolo- bjur- Faith con- 8250, t the man two 1e to eri, n to .An rs to briel rted.diph- scare re- hthe- gious been, is J nting agv- coun- ciety.e b:s appe- 3 pro offices ng à t \u2014 1 and ng, 8! treets.ydpatd yugall.be 8d- itness to the tor of Vor.XLV., No.281.gas THOSE SHED PLANS, Harbor Commissioners Held a Lively lleeting Yesterday Afternoon.iit RESPECTIVE REPORTS OF MR.~I GEORGE AND MR.KENNEDY READ.Harbor Commissioners held a «hat Interesting meeting yesterday wn.Mr.Hobert Bickerdike being cv cnair, and while there was very business transacted, the members \"Ce -atrliel that sutficient had been - during the hour and thirty minutes sue session lasted to give them a sumate of how they are to meet opponents on the question of the Lu Thad sod pans.©.exclusive announcemcnt made in (.~ \u201cWitovss on Monday last of the 7 ov the trust would pursue in dealing \u201cthe present situation has caused ral comment in shipping, as well as mercial circles, and it has been the .Lot forcing the Harbor Board ;.ow its hand as to its future policy.Mr.Dorun was in favor of having all te reports, correspondence, and inter- Lu, relative to the different sets of e+d plans, printed and distributed ivong the commercial interests.i Mr.Bickerdike advised the comnis- coners to decide definitely what they w ull or would not publish, and to w.om they would send copies.Mr.Doran claimed that the Trust 1.i been held up to ridicule long enough in all directions, and it was now time ts take a stand.The Chairman\u2014Possibly we have been Geo rang of all the criticlsm we have pr.enveu.\"ir Doran\u2014I claim that the board pret stick co their plans or stultify them- BUA ES Mayor Laporte thought that the plans prepared by Mr St, George should have teen placed before the board before the present time and he expressed the -be- Loi \u2018hat the different commercial bodies oul the caty authoriti « should have had (ples ol the correspondence on the matter.Mr.Crathern said that if the Shipping Feteution was to be consulted as to the new plans calling for a one-story nel then he would insist on all the busine ~< interests being Invited to par- such conference.thle IR an: Mr Bicherdike-L mu-t again repeat, pee do try and decide on what you pr goinz to lé before you talk of this, and the next throg.Mr.Doran was strongly in favor of » 122 the Shipping [eder.ion & hears ing us that particular body hdd deed a hange from the plans as prepared :y Mr.Kennedy.The Federation, he .hus ondorsed the plans prepared by Mr, se, ticorze.with the knowledge or \u201ceut of the Trust.He thought it \u201csable th be more courteous with the Sat-pins Federation than the latter had~ : on towards the Harbor Board.\u2018There ~ nothing to show,\u201d he said, \u20184hat out- < le vompantes other than thel cartage ILorests are favoruble to the \u2018change La UXo-storv to à single-story shed.\u2019 I+ Chairman\u2014What have we been here for tins afternoon.secal où the commissioners tried to - 2 oalu, and among them the secretary, ti Mv Lick rdixe appeared as perplex- Cole ever Mr.Rewrd claimed that the entire \u201cze .nverests bad approved of the - prepared by Mr.St.George.its point the secretary read a \u201c01 report sent by Mr.St.George : Hor.My Prefontaine, In which © reer gave an exhapstive descrip- i the wharf sheds in New York, wo heurh the sheds there are of two - Mr.M.George, in his report, :- to prove that they are not ts.and he states that the © lr crecting double-deck sheds at Y :L Les in the fact that limited + ~ we made it impossible to -:1-\u20140rv sheds, and he is of \u201con that the latter class would © + most advantageous to the port - nal 1) -1-Oh, l hardly think so.\u201cau wis in favor of extending mn to the shipping interests ~ plans prepared by Mr.St.Sr es ve ul that the mecting had «+ discuss the report of Mr.the new plans, and he for \u201cothe commissions debat- pirys, \u2018Îr I remember right- \"ai Mr Rime, \u2018this board 10e, MD, of London, Eng- vu vunçod, Vs iere, daughter of Mr.- Bussiere, 114 St.Famille ir of the débutantes at the {olumbus ball on Friday Han! 4 \\ \\.Bernier, he IV, of Winnipeg, the guest of Dr.Her, St.Denis street, He +1 by his daughter, Miss ner oe -.à former resident ot As for twenty years the ie German \u2018Society ot \u2018 ned the age ot sgventy I+ has for some years past Levern, Westphalia, Prus- tthe enjoyment of good i:-nop of Toronto, the Rev.mets and Mrs.Du Vernet, ; E.A.Du Vernet.Mr.> net.Miss Du Vernet and © À Dansville, N.Y.came ve-terday in the private 4s the guests of Mr.and tiga, ) Mrs.A.G.Yates, of Rochester, to be in town for the consecration of the Rev.Mr.Du Vernet as Bishop of Caledonia.Mrs.George E.Armstrong, 320 Mountain street, entertained at a tea yesterday afternoon.The.floral decorations were yellow chrysanthemums, arrange effectively.Mrs.J.A.Bell and Mrs.Walter Grose poured tea and coffee, and \u2018were assisted in serving refreshments by Miss Bell, Miss Knox, Miss McConnell, Miss Bessie Craig, Miss Mundle and Miss Lily Griffith.Mrs.Armstrong is entertaining at the tea hour again this afternoon.The patronesses of the ball to be given by the Cote St.Antoine Tennis Club in the Kings Hall, on Friday night, Dec: 9, are Lady Tait, Mrs.Graham C.Dunlop, Mrs.J.Dinbam Molson, Mrs, W.C.J.King, Mre.Edwin Hanson, Mrs.Jefirey H.Burland, Mrs.Anderson, Mrs.Yarker, and Mrs.'C.Ernest Gault.Former dances of the Cote St.Antoine Tennis Club have been voted delightful, and the arrangements for .the coming one promise to make it more tnan usualiy successful.Miss Nancy Carver Leiter, the second daughter df the late levi Z.Leiter, of Chicago, and Major Colin Powys Campbell, of the British army, were married at noon yesterday, at the residence of the bride\u2019s mother, Washington.The ceremony was very quiet owing to the recent death of the bride\u2019s father, and only the family circle and a few intimate friends of the bride were present.The Earl of Suffolk was best man, and Miss Daisy Leiter attended her sister.The Rev.Roland Colton Smith, rector of St.John\u2019s Episcopal Church, officiated at the service.Mrs.W.C.Hodgson, 393 Pine aven te, was the hostess at an enjoyable at hone yesterday afternoon.The tea room was bright with yellow chrysanthemums and electric lights embedded in yellow flower- shaped shades.Mrs.\u2018Hodgson was gowned in white voile with lace yoke, and garniture of- lace applique.Mrs.James N.Laing and Mrs.Sydney Howard presided at the table, and assisting in the dining-room were Mrs.J.Walker, Miss Mabel Hodgson, Miss Florence Waugh, Mies Bessie Shaw, and the Misses Marguerite and Geraldine Hodg- son.Some of those present were Mrs.Shorey, Miss Shorey, Mrs.Fairbanks, the Misses Yuile, Mrs.Hyde.Mrs.W.Hart, Mrs.William Starke, Mrs.Jonathan Hodgson, the Misses Howard, Mrs.Arch.Hodgson, Mise McNulty, Mrs.C.T.Shaw, Miss Hanson, Miss Fisk, Mrs.Murray and Mrs.C.Duclos.The marriage of Miss Laura Belle Shanks, only daughter of Mr.John Shanks, to Mr.Robert Clarke McMi- chael, barrister, was solemnized this afternoon at the home of the bride\u2019s parents, 122 Laval avenue.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.G.Colborne Heine.The bride wore a dainty gown of white silk veiled in white lace and chiffon.Her veil was fasteped with a wreath of white lilies, and she carried a bouquet of white roses.The only orma- ment she wore was a go:d bracelet set fom, Thé brldommad Miss My oi can, Was gowned i.with ametbysts, the gift of the bride THR in white d ia uquet Bho wore à re 5 at.Me, L, M Ehin rena of the bride, was best man.number of relatives and friends present at the wedding, - the uests numbering about fifty.\u2026 brie mother received wearing & i 9 lace dress and dizmond ornaments.wedding presents were numerous.\u201cThe: honoymoons will be spent in Toronto, Niagara and Buffalo, Rib bride going, away in a champagne colored ¢ostume} with blouse: of ohampagne-coloréd .lace over white satin, Lat to.to- match, and Per-\u2018 de of te orepe du: -| sian lamb and\u2019 mink furs ST.ANDREW\u2019S DAY.Greetings From Far and Near.THE MESSAGES TO AND FROM THE LOCAL SOCIETY.\u2014 Today is St.Andrew's day, and.Seotch- |} men the wide world o'er are taking part , in festivities organized in celebration of }.ns af St.d.fe bwer this.the anniversary.lnnumerable congratulatory messages are also being exchange In Montreal a ball is to be held on .rri- doy night, under the auspices \u2018of the] .Anarew's Society.A commijttée on\u2019 ou atulations has -been appointed, ; with the Rev.Dr.Barclay as convener.\u2018I'he messages which the commuiïtee hss |; despatched and received include the- followisg:\u2014 \u2014 MESSAGES DESPATCHED.The Montreal committee .have spatched the following messages: \u2014 TO HALIFAX, N.S, TORONTO AND} NEW YORK.Here\u2019s to the dear old land, The land that we loe sae weel; Foot on the table, and glass in hand, And dim e\u2019e turned to her distant strand, We pledge our troth to our native land Frae hearts that are true as steel.TO NELSON, The banks.and braes o\u2019 bognie Dodn\u2014 Tweed's giller atréam and Yarrow glen\u2014 -.Wi\u2019 a\u2019 that clings thae names.aroon, Yell mind the nicht, gin ye be men.TO SAN FRANCISCO.Be wi\u2019 us, lads, i\u2019 the spirit, tho\u2019 far on\u2019 the western shore, We're out in bonnet and brogan, footing |- it down the floor, The drones o\u2019 Mathieson\u2019s chanter, there\u2019s little doot ye hear, And the gatherin\u2019 cry 0\u2019 \u2018Failthe\u2019 soondin\u2019 lood and clear; Then gather, gather, gather, frae mountain, glen aid .brae, is 236 Das: + TO ROSSLAND, B.Cc./ AND TRENTON.Andrew\u2019 » ns Her winds are snell, her life is grey, There's mirk and weet and a\u2019 that; But to her bairns where\u2019er they stray, She\u2019s Scotland yec, for a\u2019 that! | TO CALGARY.Suid ye hae i\u2019 your mids some waif or stray\u2014 A glaiket limmer\u2014a feckless chiel\u2014 See they hae bite and sowp this day, Were it but 8 brose and a kebbuck heel.TO OTTAWA.Let whig and tory a\u2019 agree, To spend this nicht in social glee, And dance till they be like to dee The reel o\u2019 Tullochgorum.TO BALTIMORE.The winds are bauld, I'se warrant, in Scotland\u2019s glens the nicht, Tho\u2019 here and there i\u2019 the darkness gleams mony a kindly licht; Do they dream o\u2019 the wanderers, think ye, thae folk by the bien fireside, Does the mither\u2019s blessing follow the bairns that hae wandered wide; The bairns lang syne that left her in foreign lands to stray, Whase hearts gang back to the heather on dear St.Andrew\u2019s Day?TO BRANTFORD.Fair fa\u2019 the kindly-hearted chiel, Bide he where\u2019er he may, Wha wishes ilka body weel On blythe St.Andrew\u2019s Day; Fu\u2019 be bis basket, byre, and fiel\u2019, And rowth to gie\u2019 away.TO GUELPH.By the brave who for thy freedom fell, By the bards who sang thy praises well, By the heurte where we were rear\u2019d and re By the graves that hold our sacred dead, By all that\u2019s good, and great, and fair Within thy precincts everywhere\u2014 Hail to thee, Scotland! TO TACOMA, The hills o\u2019 hame! the heather hills; The moors, the glens, the wimplin rifle, The thistle by the craig that springs, The laverock 1\u201d the lift that sings, But maist, the kindly folk that bide \"Tween \u2018borough toon \u2018and lane hilleide\u2014 Bluid o\u2019 oor bluid! bane o\u2019 oor bane! This nicht oor hearts yirn for oor ain.TO KINGSTON AND VICTORIA, B.\u20ac.We're sendin\u2019 greetings here and there\u2019 To a\u2019 Saint Andrew\u2019s Clansmen true; We've rowth » kindly thochts to spare, And ane o\u2019 the best we\u2019ll spend on you.TO PHILADELPHIA.Dinna forget, lads, dinna forget! We were sib lang syne, and we're: leal] freen\u2019s yet.MONTREAL A de- $ We welcome a\u2019 guid Scotsmen, on blythe | As bien a Field: L ; i ie ; TO FREDERICTON.; be / We're richt i\u2019 the mids\u2019 o\u2019 a glorious wi the \u2018Windsor packed to the ootmaist rs; Fi : pipers Lu playin\u2019, the t.ctans he bonnie à queens i\u2019 the warl\u2019 are pce ish ss, hele, could Fortune gie us\u2014 the lave o\u2019 oor fréens were 7 Epebavé où corpds?we're barely dryin't, \u2018But crosin\u2019 looves an\u2019 cleekin\u2019 airms, Faw æendin* Jk far-off freen Hike \u201cyou in\u2019 yours, a fair Guid-E\u2019en.To BOSTON.ts , where\u2019er yeb be, ° to daffin\u2019 an\u2019 glee; ut tho\u2019 ye be: merry, lade, dinna forget heres a _Dovpise-bonnie for whilk ye've jet the auld land claim your heartfelt Faw the at o\" Her hameless bairns your care } ; TO CHARLESTON.e we \u2018the Rnd o\u2019 oor birth, ere\u2019er we gather; we pride i\u2019 the name and worth O\u2019 the grand auld mither?AY while \u2018her hills baud gude, \u2026 And rowes ilk riv ;.It'beats i\u2019 the Jal § Scot's Bluid\u2014 \"Scotland ferever! tr TO CHICAGO.; Geld's braw lads are here in style, - And loons frae Aiberdeen; The sons 0\u2019 Embro and Argyll, And mony a toon atween; ,.Ik thinks o\u2019 bis ain native biel\u2019, \"When for =.foast we ca\u2019, Bot, lowland eet or highland shiel\u2019, It\u2019s \u2018Scotland\u2019 wi us a\u2019! lo TO CORNWALL.Gude health, hale breeks, a gill and ban.noc \"May a\u2019 gude fallows ever hae, Bo they frae Laven, Kyle or Rannoch, »: Wha meet to baud St.Andrew\u2019s Day! 3 TO WINNIPEG, MAN.Thames got hoose i\u2019 the far off glen, he pure comes doon frae the des bonny oa the lassiès fine à pire them té nicht i\u2019 the bariex _ ree?Your thoom on the bargain! Sae will We ip, TO, VANCOUVER, BC.MacLeod or Maédénald, MeGregor or Campbell, Cameron, Ogilvie, Gordon or Hay\u2014 \u201cWha cares a preen-heid for the hue 0 \u2018the tartan?We're a\u2019 0\u2019 ae clan on St.Andrew's ay.TO LONDON, ONT.This is the.nicht to Scotemen dear, When they, | fo her, year by year, At hame, ab hy\u2019 land and sea, \u2019 \u2018| To epend an \u2019oor in tocial glee; Sae croosely do- they crack and sing; That roof and rafters dirl and ring; That roon the warl ye\u2019ll hear their ca\u2019\u2014 \u2018Gie us: your hex\u2019, we're billies a\u2019.TO ALBANY.In the dear Tani \u2018whase sons we be, Doon\u2019s bonnie benks still bloom fu\u2019 fair; Tumme! an\u2019 Tweed still seek the sea, An\u2019 Loinonod\u2019s peak still cleaves \u2018the air; Nane o\u2019 her charms hae tint the airt That won lang syne ilk youthfu\u2019 heart, An\u2019 aye the farther that we fare, The mair her lastin\u2019 weals oor prayer.TO QUEBEC.The tables are set i\u2019 the lichtest ha\u2019, (There\u2019s heather, and haggis, a\u2019thing fine), And big Jobn'e ready his pipe to blaw, Afore we fa\u2019 to at the baps and wine; Up, then, lads, and I'll gie ye a toast\u2014 \u2018To the land we loe ,wi\u2019 her craig and cairns; May we aye hae cause o\u2019 her worth to and ast, \u2018 And she to be fain o\u2019 her wanderin\u2019 bairns!\u201d TO DETROIT.=.Lood rairs the wind aboot cor biggin\u2019, But little tent-we 0\u201d its sang, \u201cwe hope you're snug in, And at the soeial board as thrang! TO LORD STRATHCONA.Strathcona, whereso\u2019er ye be This blythe St.Andrew\u2019 s Day, May ye be hale and fu\u2019 o\u2019 glee, Mount Royal Scotsmen pray.TO LORD AND LADY MINTO.+ A twal month gane ye baith were here, \u201cAnd there\u2014anent we croose craw; Noo we sing Doo} and drap a tear | To ken ye are sae far awa\u2019, MESSAGES RECEIVED \u2014\u2014\u2014 From St.Andere) Society, Victoria, + \u201cWe main and micht toast au auld Scot- Fland far away.ings L.Mine, president.\u201d Re mt to to be reo dm - {1 - et wi\u2019 ds.| Li TO HAMILTON.[Were bairne the nicht\u2014there\u2019s nae\u2019 3: Just ack, menseless throu\u2019ther ithe days lsag syné=\u2014[4 | os ais NG 60008; a J > we \u2018wish to clear.ER skates, at 20 Percent Discount.Several lines of BOCKEY and FANCY SKATES, which - ps oa TOBOGGANS, $2.50 to $11.a \u201c .Ses these values; they are thie best to be had.3 LORETTE SNOWSHOES, $1.40 to 33.09.| 3 ALSO\u2014Püänching Rags, Exercisers, Boing Gloves.and all requisites for Games.\u2019 - 3 A on In the Millinery MILLINERY.Department.Saturday's Bargaias will on be continued from day to day\u2014vis.LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED HATS, 88: Le LADIES UNTRIMMED HATS, HÂLF fi ' CHILDREN'S SILK TAMS, BONNETS and HTH Oy | 33 1-3 percent discount.= 1-8 perce lb LADIES\u2019 CORSETS.A large rauge of P.D CORSETS at MALF) PRIOE.Jha: Tm a ' Aa assorted lot of: P LADIES\u2019 WAISTS., $ WAISTS, at HALF PRICE D 4 p! LADIES\u2019 FLANNEL WAISTS, 20 percent discount, ; MUSLIN, CHEVIOT and SILK A a 2 \u201d (Se of + From Ottawa.\u2018St.Andrew\u2019s sons at the Capital ex- ton hearty greetings and best wishes for a successful anniversary.\u2014J.A.Gem- mill, president.\u2019 From St.Andrew\u2019s and Caledonia Society, Vancouver, B.C \u201cTo a\u2019 the airts the win can blaw Saint Andra\u2019s nicht oor message be, May Scotland\u2019s lads and lasses a Frac care and poorith aye be free\u2019 From Toronto.\u2018For Bought can cheer the heart sae eel As can a canty Highland reel.¢ Alexander Nairn, president.From Tacoma, Wash.\u201cWe're nae sae fou but aye able tae claut the coggie.\u2014A.8.Drummond, per- sident.\u201d From Trenton.\u201cHere\u2019s to the Scots, the heath, and the heather, .The bonnet, the pladie, the kilt and the feather, For we're a Gordons to-nicht.; - Robert Waddell, president.\u201d From Detroit.\u2018A year has gane since last we sent Oor brithers, far and near, The greetings o\u2019 St.Andrew\u2019 nicht, Oor message 0° guid cheer.An\u2019 greetings, freens, received frae you Made a\u2019 oor hearts fair fain, What better can we dae then, treens, Than sing the auld refrain.O happy, happy may ye be, An\u2019 may ye ever hae A heart aye true, a foot that\u2019s sure, - Tae climb life's dourest brae, A kindly hand, a cheery smile, For those that\u2019s in distress; \u2018By helping them wha need it, freens, Qor ain cares will grow less.Gie a\u2019 yer lassies oor regards\u2014 .Without them what are we\u2014 Or what could guid St.Andrew dune \u2018Without their sympathy.Then toast wi\u2019 us this happy nicht, Thou\u2019 seas and plains divide, \"Detroit Scots, wi\u2019 hearts aye true, \u2018Are ever at yer side\u2019 oo Ww.E Carnegie, president.C.R.Robertson, secretary.\u2019 \u2018A- message similar to that \u201cfrom Detroit was received from Brantford, the secretary \u2018Ours is a dinner.From Philadelphia.\u201cThe St.Andrew\u2019s Society of Philadel, phis, as we approach St.Andrew\u2019s Day, ¥ Sends cony bu ations and best wishes to the St.8 Socjety of Mowat, and trust that fraternity and_brotherly love will join all I Scotch societies in the bonds St ace-and concord forever.\u2014 Alex, *! Hocguson, jr., secretary.\u2019 / De Co LHS , I I ne Fat à FLANNELS.NEW EIDERDOWN FLANNELS, \u2018plain colors, 8 goods, in Pink, Pale Blue, Navy, .and Dark Grey, and Scarlet.RIPPLE in Cardinal, Pale Blue and Cream.; = : + GERMAN EIDERDOWN FLANNELS, very fine goods, MP in a variety of fancy colors.f & 2 SPECIAL ATTENTION CIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS.WP.| HENRY MORGAN & CD § Mr.D.Dimpsley) adding: | fine \\ Cream, Cardinal, ht 3 -~ ENTS FOR SALE AT TTB \u2018WITNESS OFFICA, From New York: \u2018Sucess and good fbr.tune, too, for you.New York St.Andrew\u2019s -Society.\u2018From Kingston, Ont.: yours the best frae us an\u2019 oors\u2019\u2014A.W.Richardson, president.From Fredericton, N.B.: 2 sa i.* V9- - ad « All greetings tak.A.Donald to Albainn Éheadarrach.\u2026 7 \u2018Tae you and \u2018No narrow thoughts rest in your hearts, \u201cThough Scotland leads the van, We'll ne'er forget the inspiring flame, The brotherhood of man.\u2014OUswald 8.Crockett, president.fete.BARTLETT'S DEFALCATIONS.wn Winnipeg, Man, Nov.\u2019 20.\u2014At yesten day's sitting of the commission investis gating the charges against A.Mackellar, chief clerk of the provincial dep artment of agriculture, Bartlett, the deputy clerk, who, ic will be remembered, ab- = sconded and was arrested in Detroit, - wag further examined and declared posi.~~~ tively that of all funds embezzled trum the department, Mackellar received half and that Mackellar had visited him at the jail eeveral times, endeavoring to induce him (Bartlet!) to take all the me.LORD STRATHCONA\u2019S GENEROSITY, Lord Strathcona has -aulfscribed one bundred dollars towards the funds of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, for this season\u2019s concerts.est.JOSEF HOFMANN\u2019S RECITAL.The sale of seats for the Hofmann piano recital o opened last Saturday morning, and al almost half the hall is sold.Josef ofmann.played at Carnegie Hall.New York, on.Dec.19, t a house which is estimated ai 82,200.His recital in Montreal is for next Monday evening, at Windsor Hall, ST.ANDREW\u2019S DAY HEATHER.Mesers.Fraser, Viger & Co, 211 Gt.James street, have received a small\u2019 supply of heather for free distribution today.Every Scotehman js welcome te \\ 0 \u2014 mm LE a sprig, as long \u2018as the supply eid i : ont.\u2014\u2014 { de FAMILY IN WANT.The Charity Organizatise-Socie : peals for be Ser sum of rec dive, iy ap is : u a necessary hc won bol Tels toe for a Rep rent sou\".arrived in Mon al \u2018snotber pore No of the en ire, us £ se à cler RE but- 3 doing.manual detente and 1s unable ung chi Tih this | on ent feat, 0 or in Eee \\ tude iin, You know the action of fruit.A, the kidueys\u2014om: for pple, on and a es and figs for the Pub fresh fruit won't CURE these or- BELT to them wet 7 or Fruit Liver Tablets can\u2014and DO\u2014cure.They are fruit juices bat changed chemicaliyand mi i , our secret process, So remarkable is this convertion, that \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u2019\u2019 cure ali Stomach, Liver, and Skin Diseases, where the fresh fruit would have no effect on the trouble.soc.a box.At all druggists.FRUITATIVES, Limited, OTTAWA, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE BIGHT HOUR DAY.-\u2014 IMPORTANT DECISION BY THE NEW YORK COURT OF APPEALS.Albany, N.Y., Nov.30.\u2014By a decision yesterday in the action ni the people and Cossey, appellunt, vs.Comptroller Grout, of New York, the Court of Ap- penls declared unconstitutional chapter 415 of the laws of 1897 (the labor law), which prohibits a contractor from employing bis men more thau eight hours s day on city, county or state work.Since its enactment in JR97 this statute has been almost continually before the courts.Other »hases have bern puseed upon, but this is the first time that the Court of Appeals has expressed its views flatly on the eight-hour provision.The action was brought by Harry Cos- sey to compel the payment by the city of New York for $28,215 for ten scows warufactured for the street cleaning department.Payment was refused or the ground that he had violated th: terms of bis contract ir employing his men over eight hours a day.Cosrey did not deny \u201cthis, but claimed that the Jaw was unconstitutional.The Court of Aob- peuls reverses the lower courts and grants the appellant\u2019s application, though not entirely on the arguments advanced by his counsel.New York, Nov.80.\u2014Members of the Citizens\u2019 Industral Association.representing all sections of the country, were present when the second annual convention of the organiration opened in the new Hotel Astor, here to-day.Mr.Francis C.Nuumacher, speaking on \u2018The liberty of the press, said, in vert: \u2018By inaugurating a strike for an eigbt-hour day on Jan.1, 1906, the International Typographical Uvion would paralyze the entire printing industry from one end of tbe conntry to the other for they are now engaged in organizing all the smaller cities as rapidly as it can be done, so there will be no nonunion printers to take their places in -the larger cities.\u2018It is up to you to make it sure that the union will not triumph in this matter.The United Typothetae.to à man, will fight it to the end, but unaided by their customers, it will cost some of them their fortunes.Let the union get | \"enact prohibitory legislation.the eight-hour day, and you know what ; will happen in other lines of industry.\u2019 | The committee on credentials report- ONTARIO CRISIS.Prohibition Liberals Call on Electo 1s to Defeat Mr.Ross FORMER SUPPORTERS OPPOSE RECONSTRUCTED GOVERNMENT.Toronto, Nov.20.\u2014The following manifesto to the electors of Ontario is is- sted by the leading members of the Ontario Citisens\u2019 League, the executive cf which is almost exclusively composed of leading Liberals.It is signed by Mr.W.E.Raney, a prominent Liberal, who was secretary of the committee on Private Bills of the Ontario Legislature, and Mr.Alex.Mills, who has been talked of in Liberal circles as the Ross candidate for East York.A similar manifesto is to he drafted this afternoon by tbe Ontario Alliance, the president of which, Mr.G.T.Marter, former Conservative leader, but who ran as n Ross candidate in the last olection, said to the \u2018Witness\u2019 correspondent: \u2018The feeling of the Alliance executive is almost unanimous that the present government must be defeated.\u2019 1 From \u2018interviews with promisent Liberals the attitude is gathered that the value of the Liberal convention con- \u2018cessions are fully estimated, but it is claimed that Mr.Whitney will go as far au the present temperance plank \u201cbeen openty accepted by the officers of the Ontario License Holders\u2019 Association as quite satisfactory to that body.Tire reason the officials of the Ontario Allianee are now opposing Mr.Ross while they were supporting him up to last Thursday, is that he broke faith efter the comnlittee on resolution had been iven a generous concession.L-ading Alliance committee men who sat cn the Liberal platform near Mr.Ross cilarge him with deliberately putting the Hon.Mr.McKay up to emasculate the report.The manifesto of the Ontario Citizens\u2019 League is as follows: \u2014 \\ To the People of Ontario: \u2014 By neither of the conventions just held by tbe two political parties ci the province has much deference bren siown to the scores of resolutions passed during the recent years by ~hurch syrods, assemblies unions and conferences requesting the enactment of legislation by which the liquor traffic shall be restricted within the narrowest limits possible, under the constitution\u2014much less te the will of the people, as expressed in the referendum vote.On the contrary, it is evident that both political parties bave retrograded from the advance positions formerly held by them.In 1898 Sir Oliver Mowat pledged the Liberal party to enact prohibitory legislation up to the limit of the powers of the province, once those powers were determined by the highest court of the Empire, a pledge, the obligation of which was accepted by both bis ruccessors in the leadership.So, too, in the same year, the Hon.William, R.Meredith declared that if.the Conservative party were entrusted with the government as the.result of the then approaching general election, he would obey the mandate of the people as ex: pressed in the plebiscite of 1892, and The Conservative party, however, abandoned prohibition as a plank in its platform shortly after Mr.Meredith's retirement from the leadership, and now as the result of the recent Liberal convention, the Liberal party has ruthlessly repudiated the pledges made by its successive leaders When the pledges of Sir Oliver Mowat and Mr.Meredith were given the saloon was recognized as a menace to the individual and the home, and therefore to the state.In the meantime it has come to be the enemy of the state in another, a ore incidious and even a more dangerous, sense.Under the protection of the liquor license laws, the liquor trade of this province has grown to be an enormous monopoly, depending for its existence dir ctly upon the government.The efforts that have been made in Outario in the past to place restrictions ed that it has passed on the credentials | ©N the evils flowing from the saloon have of 224 delegates, from twenty-two states | and Canada.- MUNICIPALITY OF MILAN.Milan, Italy, Nov.30\u2014Following the defeat of the lawless elements as a result of the municipal elections on Sunday, ail the Radical members of the municipal council have resigned.A royal commissioner will conduct the administration of Milan until the general administrative elections.SATS HE WAS A TOTAL WRECK But Dodd's Kidney Pills Gave Him a New Lease of Life, Geo.Robertson Had Eheumat!sm and Brepay Mad te he Tanped- Doen't Know What it Is te be Sick Now.Montreal, Que, Nov.29 (Special).\u2014 Mr.George Robertson, a weil-known ei- tizen living at 302 St.James street, Montreal, is ohke of the many people in this city who are never withrut Dodd\u2019s Kidney Pills in the house.Like all the others, Mr.Robertson has his reasons for this and is always ready to give them.\u2018I was a total wreck before I started to use Dodd\u2019s Kidney Pillle,\u201d Mr.Robertson says.\u2018I had beeen troubled with Eheumatism and Dropsy for five years.I had to be tapped to relieve me of the pain.My arms cond legs were terribly swollen.\u20181 had just begun to get down-hcarted when a friend induced me to try Dodd\u2019s Kidney Pills.Before I had used the second box I felt better.Seven boxes cured me so completely that now I don\u2019t know what it is to be sick.vnly auvceeded in arousing the liquor monopoly to grester activity in the pub- « lic affairs of the province, until the li- : quor trade has become what it is today, an active, tireless, sleepless factor in our politics, the one object of whose activity is the protection and perpetuation of the saloon.The activity of a franchise-holding monopoly, boldly proclaiming its trade to be its politics, would be an intolerable impertinence under any circumstances\u2014an impertinence calling loudly for the revocation of its state-granted franchise.How much more impertinent, how much more intolerable, when the thing which is the subject of the monopoly is in its very nature the enemy of the state; how much more intolerable wher that monopoly, everywhere recognized as a corrupting influence, is kept by the law in terms of the closest intimacy with and dependence upon the government.So true is this that even a change of government will mean no change in the debauching relations of the trade to the state.%: will be idle for political conventions to pass resolutions against corrupt political methods while such a wellspring of political corruption as, the liquor monopoly is kept hand in glove with our politics.; The first duty of honest men is to cast out a government which, besides the evasion of its solemn pledges, has perpetuated\u2019 its existence by oming the willing beneficiary of frauds, briberies ang perjuries.The government is not purged by the resignation of the \u2018wicked partners\u2019\u2014 much less is it entitled to credit when, instead of putting forth an honest statement of the reasons for their going, it recommends them for preferment to the most exalted positions in the gift of their fellow countrymen.We yet have responsible government in theory in this country, and we must hold the government responsible for the rascalities which have been perpetrated in its name and for its adventege.\u201d No matter]: though some of the members of the gov- ernment may be innocent, they have taken the benefits and the muat take the consequences.ms The second duty of honest men be to get rid of the most obvious a : of political corruption, the bad pre-eti- nence of the liquor mdmopoly in our pe lic affairs.\u2018This can only be done\u201d getting rid of the license system.| Both these putposes can be accomplish ed, but they can be accomplished only at this juncture by the nomination and ele¢- tion of independent representatives to he legislature.It is not proposed to start: a new political party, but only to eléct a number of representatives pledgéd to the abolitiork of the liquor license system and on all other questions -to give an independent support to the government that may be returned to power.: At the present moment the influence of the liquor trade is dominant in-the legislature and among the workers of both political parties throughout \u2018the province.That condition is not acei- dental.It is the result of the political influence exercised by the liquor trade in every constituency in Ontario.That influence can be met and overborne anly by an influence equally extensive.only influence co-extensive with that-of the liquor trade in Ontario is that Gf the | disinterested honest men of the pre: vince.If they will take the matter up, not as something they ought to counsel or plead with the political partiey to do, but as something they must do theme selves, the thing can be done.The present is both a crisis and an opportu nity for the temperance cause.If the opportunity is permitted to pass, the liquor trade will go on extending and cementing its political power: What is required now is local organization of the independent sentiment of every riding.\u2018The only difference of opinion likely to develop is as to the method of dealing with what may be cal}- ed the residue of the liquor traffic after the banishment of the bar and the liquor store, The suggestion we venture to make with reference to this is that cities and towns be given the option of establishing liquor depots to be regulated under provincial law and to be subject to state inspection, but their control to be dissociated entirely from political.and party influence and vested in boards of commissioners elected by the people.We cannot get rid of the traffic altogether, and this plan seems to us to be less oh- jectionable than any other that has been suggested.The dissolution is likely to be announe- ed at any moment, and no time is to be lost.Sympathizers with the views and purposes here expressed are invited to place themselves promptly in commiuni- cation with one of the undersigned or with Mr.W.G.Fee, organizer, 152 West Lodge avenue, Toronto.Yours in the interests of good citizenship.W.E.RANEY, J.EDWARD STARR.ALEX.MILLS.Toronto, Nov.28, 1904.OTTAWA POLICE SCANDAL.Fi \u2014\u2014 :} an COMMISSIONERS DEMAND RESIGNATION OF ALL THE OFFICERS.rs.Ottawa, Nov.30.\u2014The police commissioners sprang a sensation last evening when the secretary, Mr.Lett, banded out the following announcemrent: \u2018The board with a view to carrying out the reorganization of the force, which was undertaken some months ago, has decided, as a first step, to ask for the resignation of the offiers of the force, such vesignations to be handed to the secretary on or before Dec.15, and to take effect on Dec.31.This decision bas been arrived at for the purpose of affording the board the largest possible - freedom for cprrying out t reorganization.\u2019 The commissioners had nothing \u2018to say for publication beyond the announce- munt, , : A member of the commission asked what it meant, \u2018Will the men be taken back \u2019 replied: \u2018We did not ask for the resignations in fun, I think the public can read between the lines.\u2019 Chief Powell declined to talk further than to say that his resignation was already written out.The following-are the men affected by the decision: William F.Powell, chief; William Vizard, deputy chief; Jozeph Gilhooly, inspector; Emile Joliat, and Alex.Ross, sergeants; Benjamin McCarthy, Michael Lalonde and Jeremiah Berigan, patrol sergeants.Detectives Dieks, Hobillard and O'Meara nre not included in the action, of the board.e proposed AUSTRALIA AND JAPANESE.QUESTION OF REMOVING RESTRICTION ON THEIR ENTRY INTO THE COUNTRY.Melbourne, Victoria, Nov.30.\u2014The Federal House of Representatives will next week discuss the question of withdrawing the restrictions placed on the entry of Japanese into the Commonwealth, on the.ground, in the words of the motion: \u2018That they have placed themselves in the front rank of nations, have granted religious freedom, have established consulates and have become the honored ally of Great Britain.\u2019 elt \\ SEPARATION GRANTED.Paris, Nov.30.\u2014The first tribunal of the Seine decided to-day in favor of Countess Czaykowski, formerly Miss Edith L.Collins, of New York, and à great-granddaughter of Commodors Vanderbilt, in her applieation for a separs- tion from her husband, Count Czaykow- | ski, secretary of the Turkish legation at, the Hague.The decree awards the wife the care of her children.The Count\u2019 pleaded that the Turkish law gave him control of the children above seven years of age, but the court sustained the Countess's plea that the Turkish law is imap-d pliable to parties resident outside of rkey., pi : PE A re a 4 wise Din] 4 eg pom \u2018LAND.OF \u2018FREEDOM.\u2019 HOW THE BOUKHOBORS LONG FOR CANADA, TO ESCAPE PERSECUTION.IN RUSSIA.\u2014\u2014 ipg on the -glaes of the roof of the Windsor Street - Station, made a general ee ue depressing yesterday fore rtaole a press yesterday.fore- \u2018fon, a number oi Galicians and Douk- hobors were noticed struggling forward to catch the outgoing tram.The men were weight.d down with bundles; the women\u2014short fat women, with dkirts which, even jp the snow, showed the limbs\u2014were occupied with the chiidren, which, with these people, are very numerous in \u2018the family.Not a lew remarked upon the circumstance thai thefe people should be proceeding tu the North:\\West in tbe win- er, Peter Ivanhoff, one of the Doukhobor men, being spoken to, said, in very fair English, that it wæ much better to come to Canada exen in the winter than to remain in Russia.\u2018There they were persecuted, both by the civil and the religious puwer.Chiefly, the church de éired to lorce them to give up their simple, fa:ch, whiou Was according to the New Testament, and which consisted for the mest puit, in beiug peaceable, in loving all men, in refusing to kill their brothers in war.and in trying to lead good, honest lives, The Doukbobors and the Stundists had suffered severely for their faith.At the same time, they had been loyal to their convictions, The Russian people were heartily tired of the present war, fn which they bad no interest, but the aman armmuniticu for which they had been compelled to provide.The example of the Doukhebors aud the Stundists had served as an objeot lesson for the Orthodox Greek Church, and many had renatmeed 3 rcligion which was three arts superstition, and had commenced o live the life of simple faith in the Lord Jerus Christ.Mr.Ivanhoff said \u2018he had received many letters from Canada, from friends here, who told him that this was paradise after Russia.He and those asso- cisted wirh hjm were willing to work.to obey ihe laws, and to become geod eilizens.AWARDED DAMAGES FATHER OF FIREMAN KILLED AT STE.MADELEINE OBTAINS A JUDGMENT FOR 22,000.\u2014t\u2014 The case of Napolaon Huard vs.the Grand Trunk Railsy Company, came up for hearing before Mr.Justice Doherty yesterday.This was a claim for 415,000 damages by the father of J.A.Huard, the young fireman who was killed in the Ste.Madeleine collision, September, 1003.À similar case wes heard before the same judge, some time ago; the action being then taken by the heirs of thy engine driver, Atkindon, whe was also\u2019 killed in that accident.The issues being the same in both cases, the only question faised yesterday was as to the amount of damages.After hearing technical.evidence and argunent, the Court at once rendered judgment in favor of plaintiff for two thousand dol- rs., Co Steel CIVIC SALARY INCREASE IN JANUARY NONE BUT THOSE OF HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS WILL LIKELY BE CONSIDERED.\u2014 The Saluries Committee held a private leeting yesterday afternoon to consider the salaries of civil employees.\u2018l'here were present: Akl.Vallieres, in the chair, and Ald.Lariviere, Ald.ttvbil- lard and L.A.Lapointe.From information gained after the meeting it is understaod that no very definite deci- #lons were arrived at.It is said that 4 recommendation was agreed upon that in future the maximum salaries of the city clerk and the city treasurer should be $4,000 Per year each.The change, however, is not to be made in the cases of the present occupants of these positions, who now draw $5,008 each.It was further suggested that the salary of the assistant tregsyrer should, in future, be from $2,000 to $3,000; that of the accountant to be from $1,500 to $2,000; that of the cdahier, to be from $1,400 to $2,000.None of those officials have yet reached the maximum mentioned.They are attached to the staff of the Finance Committee, and the special committee adjourned till Friday night, to continue the revision.After that, a report will be made to the-City Council.From the fact that the available revenue for 1005 will equire strict economy it is not considered Hkely that many increases in the salaries of clerks and oth ers not heads of departments will be recommended in Jannary.À few years ago regulations similar to the foregoing were d of, but were not approved by the council.Re WILL VISIT BRITAIN PARTY OF CANADIAN MANUFACTURERS WILL BE GUESTS OF LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.\u2014\u2014 The London Chamber of Commerce, in Association with influential friends in Canada, is arranging for a reception | to leading Canadian manufacturers who.are to visit the British Isles early in July next.The party is expected to number at last three hundred sad a special steam- ip will be chartered elegation\u2014which will.gail from Montreal to England.rd Sttatheons iz taking a keen interest in the\u201d proposed trip of the Ce-' ipadians to the Motherland, and Ford | : to \u201cAmid the\u2019 falling snew, which, alight- Tie in use for over 30 years, has borne the signatnre of v2 and has been made under his personal supervision since its infancy, Allow no one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeits, Imitations and ¢ Just-as-good*\u2019 are bug Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children\u2014Experience against Efperiment, What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare.and Flatulency.goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance.Its age is its guarantee.It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness.It cures Diarrhœa and Wind Colie.It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, The Children\u2019s Panacea\u2014The Mother's Friend.GENUINE CASTORIA ALwars Bears the Signature of It is Pleasant.It The Kind You Have Aways Bought In Use For Over 30 Years.THE CENTAUR COMPANY, Y7 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY, SAFETY but there is only ONE Is an important factor in your lighting arrangements.As ACETYLENE CAS excels in many other points, so also, it positively excels in SAFETY.ACETYLENE is odorless when burning, but has a pungent, penetrating odor when allowed to escape.which ensures INSTANT DETECTION in case of leaks.There are numerous Generators on the market, \u201c ECLIPSE\u201d Generator; which we will be pleased to show you, at any time, in full working order.BEST, and that is the THE CONTINENTAL According to reports received from England, it is quite evident that there is a desire to reciprocate the cordial greeting the Canadians gave the British munufacturers when Lhey visited Canada in the summer of 1903 at the tim® of the Montreal Congress.Arrangements sre in progress to show the visitors the best of industrial England and Scotland, especially with a view to ascertaining the best basis for mutually advantageous reciprocity.Public meetings are also to be beld at which the Canadian visi- ters will be present and speak.The greatest advantage is expected to sccrue from this visit in removing misconceptions and the opportunity is especially welcomed in view of the renewed Cânadian reciprocity efforts emanating from Washington, of which United States cables in the English papers bave had much to say recently.The roposed visit is meeting with general avor in local business circles and on 'Change to-day the matter was favor- ahly commended.Mr.R.J.Young, of Toronto, secretary of the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association, was in the city yesterday in connection with the proposed trip and during his stay he called at the offices to convey the {of the different steamship companies and discussed with the officials th: poe- sibility of securing special conditions in order to carry out the project.Raa - The coupon on \u2018the back page.ma: lp \u2018Û has alse asked to be amociated |: in\" the reception.\u2019 ; your newsboy to atatt a bank ac- 17-19 Busby Lane.Sole Agents for Shawinigan Carbide Co., Ltd.HEAT & LIGHT C0.Tel.Main 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Hope of the Forest Circle No.117.« the Coxipanions of the Forest, hel.s most enjoyable social and concert 7 Unity Hall, on Monday evening.T- Was à good attendance and a fine ;'- gramme was furnished.St.Lune?Church Orchestra, under the leadvr=\" - of Mr.B.Simpéon, contributed seve.excellent numbers, Songs were snuI Messrs.Cox, Rodger, Pennington Clarke.Recitations wer: given by M Joseph Clarke, Mrs.Secord and Mr wards.Mies Lillian Grant did the Hi: land fling very gracefully, and Misses U Grant, Simpson, Caroy and Press « 0 tributed instrumental\u201d selections.I\u2018, freshments were werved at the close the entertainment.VS LT.-COL.PELLATT'S PIANO.Lieut-Col.Pellatt is one of Toron: - multi-millionnaires, who will be remei bered as the gentleman who so gm\" Cusiv puid the enormous expense of 1» ing the band of the Queen's Own Rifle: to England and back at the time of 'h coronation.Colonel Pellatt's map: is one of the finest in Canada.lin drawing-room has just been equipi'C: with a special Heintzman & Co.Gran! 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SET Fs ee À rene\u201d mena ig A rym = + m= .Boyle took part, while at eleven \u2018consecration service proper was ent .breathing a \"CONSECRATION.The Rev.F.Du Vernet Elevated to the Bishopric of Caledonia.IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES AT CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL.With ceremonies at qnce chaste and stately, the Rev.Mr.¥.H.Duvernet was consecrated this forenoon in Christ Church Cathedral, to the Bishopric of Caledonia, in room of His Lordsbip Bizhop Ridley, who has resigned a work in that diocess, especially among the Indians, which will long ire remembered for the success which marked it.It was meet that the solemn.function should fake place in the Cathedral, for it was there, as Mr.Du Vernet told recently befote the Provincial Synod (witn affecting simplicitf), that, unier tie ministration of the late Bishop Baldwin, he determined to consecrate his life to The culminating act of consecration marks the largest fultilment of that early vow, for the work to which the new bishop goes will necessarily be of the most-aeduous character, deahng, as it largely will, with the uplifting of an aboriginal people, who will nsed not schol arship which the bishop possesses, but gentleness, which is also his by nature, as well as by thz obligations of his con- consecration.There was, first of all, at ten o\u2019ciock, morning prayer\u2014a service in which the rector, Archdeacon Norton; the vicar, the Rev.Dr.Symonds, and the Rev.Mr.the upon.A silent congregation awaited the com-| ing of the primate, the bishops and the clergy.A dim light pervaded the Cathedral ;the organ spunded softly yet penetratingly; and something unwonted entered the breast\u2014the sente of solemnity and detachment from the strenuous life, the echoes of which, nevertheless, found their way into the pecred edifice.The choir came first, singing \u2018The Church's one foundation,\u201d then came the bishops and clergy.The latter, at the chancel steps made an avemue through which the primate walked to the episcopal throne\u2014Bishops Sweatman, Mills and Carmichael following, with the local clergy, of whom there was a goodly number, participating in the ceremonies.Choral communion was recited by the Bishop of Toronto, the Epistle was read by Bishop Carmiciael, while the Bishop of Ontario read the Gosvel.The hymn \u2018From Greemland's icy mountaing,\u2019 was then sung, after swhic the Rev.Mr.Troop ascended the pulpit and delivered the consecration sermon.This was not a formal, conventional effort, but rather a sonal address, \u20ac reat tenderness and sympathies so delicate and yet at the same time so poignant, as to affect many in he congregation.For the preacher had known and Joved the bishop-elect in his co dayg, and ever since has held him in his here in loving remembrance.There was, therefore, all through the address, the personal accent, and this gave to the effort, which was quit¢ simple and wholly extemporaneous, a sense of closeness and intimacy which was much more effectual than a more ornate and formal dis course, The preacher employed a double text: \u2018All power is given to me in heaven and In earth; go, ye, therefore; and lo, { am with you even unto the end of the world\u2019 (er the completion of the age); and \u2018My grace is sufficient for you, for my strength is made perfect in weakness.\u2019 : There was, first.a reference to the words power and authority.Dynamite had power, but it bad no authority.1t had to be operated upon by outside authority.The authority of the Lord Jesus Christ was complete and universal.That authority had been delegated to bim by the Father.And that authority was the justification for the service of to-day.Without it there could be no meaning in it.The words, then, which Christ had addressed to his faithful followers after his resurrection and the consoling message which he had given to St.Paul, were as fresh, as vital, as close to them in that cathedral as they were when first given.\u2018Lhey had all their primordial validity.They had the consolation which they brought to the heart when they were first given to the disciples and to St.Paul.The second portion of the text was that which chiefly claimed the preacher's regard.There was a rapid picture drawn of St.Paul in his weakness.There was that mysterious thorn in the flesh, whatever it was.It was.crippling.lt was paralyzing.It was limit- mg.And yet the strength of the 5 was made perfect in Paul through this very weakness.They had all their thorns which pierced the flesh.They had sorrows which wounded the heart; and they might rebel inst them.They might ask to be delivered from them, and yet in their weakness the strength of God could be made perfect in them.In ir very weakness was their strength.When they were absolutely helpless and could do nothing then might they be strong in God.Paul was weak, yet the strength of God was manifested in him.It covered him like à tent, which might seem frail to some, but which was as a sure defence against every foe.The preacher had no doubt but at this moment their brother, who had been called of (God to the office of chief pastor, felt his weakness.\u2018And yet in that very consciousness lay his strength, for when we were weakest God manifested his strength in us.The weakness was not the weakness of fear, but that which came from realization of human limitation in the presence of vast responsibility.And pet there was, along with the weakness, he had no doubt, the joyful sense of the nearness to the Lord Jesus.and of the strength which his spirit could supply.Then the preacher turned directly to the bishop-elect and the solemnity of the service in which they were engaed.It was meet that it should be held in the cathedral, for there, as they had heard displayed, and the example he had set, ered| sure word of God; devotion to Jesus from his own li give his life to God.And was there not: a solemn significance in the fact that at the moment when, in this v cathedral, they were praying for the late Bishop Baldwin, his soul took flight and entered into the larger life\u2014that noble servant of Christ, who, though dead yet lived and spoke\u2014spoke through their brother so soon to be consecrated, who: bad told them that it was under his ministration he had determined to give his life to his master.Again, it was.the close of the Christian year and the opening of the new record; further, it was the week of the intercession for missions all over the Church of England, intercessions in which they shared; once more, it was the anniversary of St.An-, drew, saint and martyr, who, when called of Christ, ran to teli and bring bis brother.\"These remembrances were dealt with, with simple feeling; but when he spoke of his college life with the bishop-elect, of the love which he had won as a student, of the zeal which he an example which had the effect of deepening the mind ard thought of not a few students of thre college, he was exquisitely tender.\"There was a reference to the work which lay before him, a work to which be would, he knew, be faithful, and in which he felt sure he would have the blessing of God.They had met again; they had met to part, the bishop-elect to serve the Master in the higher calling, the rest of them to still be faithul.' Mr.Troop spoke of Mr.Du Vernet\u2019s singleness of purpose, his enthusiasm for missions, and closed with a tender thought in respect to the attitude which, he was sure, the bishop-elect would observe in his work.He laid emphasis on three points\u2014fidelity to the Bible as the Christ; and the possession of a gentle eart, a heart which would feel for the late and the lost, which would move him to.the lifting up of the fallen and the despised.Finaliy, he, in the most solemn manner, commended him to God, and, at parting, glanced at the end, when, in answer to the words, \u2018Lo, I come quickly,\u2019 there might on his part apd the part of all be the glad response, \u2018Even so, come, Lord Jesus.The actual ceremony them commenced.Mr.Du Vernet was presented, in front of the chancel, to the Primate by their Lordships, Bishops armichael and Sweatman, The record of his election was read by Dr.Davidson, the litany was said by Dean Evans, the oath of canonical obedience was administered ; and then the questions which, according to the prayer Pook, must be put to the bishop-elect, were asked by the Primate.All these, which have reference to fidelity to the Word of God, to the pos session of the qualities of mercy and entleness, and to the discipline of the \u201church, were amswered in a firm voice by Mr.Davernet.After this, the bishop-elect retired with Bishops Carmichael and Sweatman, and in his absence there was an organ voluntary.When Mr.Duvernet returned he was attired in the robes of a bishop.He knelt in front of the Primate, while \u2018Veni Creator Spiritus\u2019 was sung.The supreme mom2at had now come; the Primate placed his right hand upon the head of the bisaop-clect; ther Lord- abips Bishops Carmichael, Sweatmsn, and Mills, did likewise; there was a solemn hush.\u2018Receive the Holy Ghost,\u2019 said the Primate in a voice of the utmost solemnity and reverence, following with the invocation for the -occasion.- Holy communion was then partaken of; the hymn, after the consecration of the elements\u2014\u2018 And now, O Father, mindful of the love,\u2019 was sung.and the atately proceedings, marked throughout by a deep reverence and religious feeling, closed with\\ the recessional hymn, \u2018Disposer supreme.\u2019 It must be remembered that though the consecration service took place in the Cathedral, Bishop Duvernet is not under the jurisdiction of the Church of Englaond in Canada.Caledonia is a mimionary diocese still sustained by the Miussionarv Society of the Church of Eng- Tand in Eneland.and still under the direct authority of the Archbishon of Canterbury, who nominated Bishop Duvernet to succeed Bishop Ridley.Of course, this immense dior2p3, like others in the west, will sooner or later, come under the jurisdiction of the Church in Canada.COASTING ACCIDENT.\u2014 Three Children Injured on Victoria Avenue, Westmount.SLEIGH STRUCK A HYDRANT AND BONES ARE BROKEN.Âs à result of a coasting accident which occurred om Victoria avenue, West- mount, yesterday afternoon, Grace Mac- Kedie, 12 years of age, of 418 Roslyn avenue, Percy Hawking, 10 years of age, and Reynold Hawkins, cight years of age, of 370 Lansdowne avenue, are lying seriously injured at the hospital.The accident occurred at about 4.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when the three children, in company with a number of their young friends, were engaged in coasting down.the steep hill on Victoria avenue on a bobsleigh.The sleigh, on which there were seven children, including the three unfortunate vietims of the accident, crashed into a hydrant while speeding down the steep grade at a very fast rate.he children were thrown in all directions, and little Grace McKedie apd the twa Hawkins hoys, who were on the front of the sled, were badly injured.The other children escaped ushurt.A telephone message called the ambulances of thc Western, Royal Victoria and General hospitals to the scene.Meanwhile tbe injured children were made as comfortable as possible by those who were witnesses of the accident.ps, he had determined to pd Linon Seadatingty pe sement Cars ec oe a {ob mm EE ee SES DE A can pére Grace MacKedie was taken te: .thei General Hospital, where it was discover: ed that she had-sustained a broken lig and a severe shaking: up.+ Reynold Hawkins was taken\u2018 te the Royal Victoria.Both his arms were broken and his face was badly «out and bre ki tained fräctured ercy Hawkins sustai a fractured jaw and a badly torn hip.His aries are being attended to at the Western Hospital.Lo The three children were reported to be doing well this morning.: CABINET MEETING \u2018 Report in the Cooke-Blackley : Case.~ SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE MEET THE MINISTERS.There was a busy time at the offices of the Provincial Government this mori ing on the oceasion of a special meeting of the cabinet.cluding the Hon.Dr.Guerin, the only one not returned at the last elections, were present.Co The pfincipal business of thie meeting was the submitting of the report of the | Bon.Judges Curran und Lavergne, on the Cooke-Blackiey investigation.\u2018Their Lordships, it will be remembered, had to look into the charges made: by Mr.Blackley against Mr.Cooke to the effect that the latter had received moneys from the accused in criminal cases, for the purpoee of stifling prosecutions and obtaining nominal sentences for the nccused, and that, in consequence, justice bad been bought and sold in.Montreal.Cd After giving 4 summary of thz circumstances that brought on the case oi the King vs.Blackley, and the present investigation, the report points out that, a most painful conflict arose regarding the amounts of the payments alltged to have been made by Mr.Jacobs tu Mr.Cooke, and the oatbs of these two gentlemen ure pitted against each -other in diametrical opposition.® \u2018The learned cemmissioners, however, add: \u2018We do net feel disposed to say that either of these gentlemen was guilty of perjury.We take into consideration that\u2019 the evidence of record disclosed a long series of money transactions butwcen these gentlemen, Mr.Cooke having bedn counsel for Mr.Jacobs in periaps twenty- five or thirty cases.Mr.Cooke kept no books of account, and Mr.Jacobs's books are incomplete.Mr.Jacobs's evidence as to payments is not corroborai- ed.Mr.Cooke has denied thend-jndyr oath, and we feel it our duly to declare that Mr.Cooke: is entitled 10 the benefit of the reasomable doubt that exists.Further on the report says: \u2018The evidence is most conclusive that in so: far as the prosecution of the cases of Wever et al and Backrack et al are age côn- cerned, Mr.Cooke received- no certupt-|' payment; thai he did not favor- thy, pris oners in any way, and that the semtençes pronounced in those cases were pot influenced by Mr.Cooke, either dire¢tly or indirectly.\u201d His correspondence with the\u201d cepertment of the Attorney-General, and 1.3.7) his interview with that \u2018honorable gentleman, dispel all doubts on that bianch of the present investigation.Whatever may have been the impressions of Mr.Blackley when he wrote his letter, the proof shows that justice is not a-thing to be bought or sold in our courts.\u2019 Further on, the report says that the proof of record that it was the custom to accept fees and retainers, without any hesitation, in the preliminary investigations of cases before the magistrate, in which he subsequently asied as Crown Prosecutor, and it adds:\u2014'Mr.Cooke, in accepting fees and retainers in the prosecution of Wener et al and Backrack et al, and by acting as counsel in the civil cases against Backrack, Blackley et al, mot only violated the traditions of the profession in his\u2019 quality of Crown Prosecutor, but left himself open to the suspicions of Mr.Black- ley, in the settlement of his $400 of costs on the civil - proceedings, which were settled at the same time that a, compromise was arrived at for the restitution of 86,500 to the creditors of Margolius.\u2019 ; ; ne | In the last portion of the report, the following statement appears:=\u2018As regards this custom of Crown Prosecutors in the district of Montreal, accepting fees and retainers from the private prosecutors, in the preliminary investigations, Mr.Cooke appears to us to have\u201d made this line of conduct a practice, where it formerly occurred only occasionally.The conclusions of the report are as, follows: \u2014We are compelled to report that whilst we find Mr.Cooke,\u2019 K.C., not guilty of amy corrupt act, {hat he far outstepped any former usage in this district, by accepting fees and retainers from private prosecutors, in cases where he was at the same time acting as representative of the first law officer of the Crown, and that his association as such counsel for the private prosecutors, with Mr.Jacobs, advocate, was the direct cause of the scandal in connection with the Blackley libel.\u2019 .MR.COOKE\u2019S REPLY.Simultaneously with the above report was submitted Mr.Cooke\u2019s reply thereto, in a communication addressed to the Attorney-General.Mr.Cooke states that he never imag- |\" ined that the government intended to submit to the commissioners for investigation the fact of his having accepted fees in the Police Court in cases which\u2019 afterwards came up for trial in the Court of King\u2019s Bench, as it was not the subject of the accusations contained in Mr.Blackley\u2019s letter.© Referring then to.the.opinion express-, ed by the commissioners that he made a constant practice of what had been done only occasionally by his predecessors, Mr.Cooke saya: Lo .\u2018It is this part of the report which, I think.does me a great injustice, because no evidence was adduced before the ¢om- missioners as to the extent to which my rs.accepted retainers in the All the ministers, in- | but loyal Canadians, Mr.Cooke then points out that during -his term of séven years as Crown Prose- icutor he acted for the private prosacu- \u2018tion in the Police Court in six cases which afterwards came up for trial before the King\u2019s Bench, and during that period he and his colleague conducted three hundred and forty-nine cases in the King\u2019s Bench.; \u2018Mr.Cooke concludes by stating that liad he imagined that a comparison would be made he would have taken pains to \u201cprove with accuracy and detail, from the records of the court, the practice of pre- \u2018vious Crown Prosecutors.Each of the ministers was furnished \"with a copy of the report and of Mr.Cooke's reply.the Premier, Mr.Parent, who looks in \u2018the.\u2018best of health, said that he had no special statement to make, outside lof the general declaration that he and his Cabinet would continae to work for the general good of the province, notwithstanding outside clamors, and,he added: \u201cI defy Mr.Legris or any one else to prove anything against the present ad- minstration, and we are decided to go on with our work, motwithstanding our .accusers.; oo ; Several members of the Legilature and -other politicians called upon the Pre- -mier before the opzning of the meeting, the most noticable among.them being \u2018Mr.Rainville, the ex-Spasker.Whatever may have.taken place during the meeting of the ministers, they all seemed to be .n the best of humor.when coming out of the council room.As the Hon.Mr.Gouin peased a group of journalists, one of them jocularly risked the remark :\u2014'I suppose the rumor of your resignation is premature.\u2019 \u2018 Premature,\u201d renlied the minister, with a smile, \u201cit is false.\u2019 ing the meeting, those in the lobby amused themselves discussing the .possibilities of the near future, and some [one having asked if Senator Choquette was expected round, ihe reply came from a by-stander, \u2018 He is kept at home by a \u201cbad cold.\u201d\u2019 BOQUS BALLOT BOXES REILLY OUT ON BAIL-LOIYS WHEREABOUTS.Toronto, Nov.30.\u2014The whereabouts of Byron O.Lott, who failed to appear at_ Lelleville.is causing the Domuuion police no little anxiety.to have been in Toronto lust week, but all definite trace of him ceased When he left the Somerset House, where he had been staying, on \u2018thursday evening.He Was expected home on Friday, and his wife drove to the station to meet him, but he did not return.There is a report that lhe was seen in Toronto on Sunday evening, but a thorough search by the detectives on Monday failed to discover :him.The impression is that he 18 now in Buffalo.The Toronto police have, however, instructions to keep an eye open for him, and at least one city detective is working on the case.Belleville, Ont.Nov.30.\u2014F.J.Reilly was bailed out-of jail yesterday, and left last night for his home in Kingston.He has been in the county jail since Saturday night.Mr.Anderson stated last night that Jas.H.Smith, of Belleville, formerly of Montreal, had furnished bail.A despatch from Stirling says :\u2014* It is matter of public talk in this town that Byron O.Lott is no longer in town.His wherzabouts to-day is not known.| On, Friday he was at the C.P.R.June- tion, where it is said he had an interview with one of his bondsmen, Mr.Brown.As a result of this interview, it is alleged that arrangements were made whereby Mr.Lott\u2019s property at Anson Junction was conveyed to Mes:re.Brown and Whitty, his bondsmen, as partial security against loss in the event of Lott's bail being forfeited.On Saturday Mrs.Lott had à message from her husband, and it was then believed that he was in what is termed \u2018the north country.\u2019 When interviev2d to-day Mr.Whitty said it wae true that Lott had transferred his property.in part to him, but a e highest estimate it was Worth 8700 hardly He also stated that Lott, when arrest- .ed, had offered to give him a cheque for $1,000 wherewith to secure him against possiblz loss., Lott is believed to be in Canada and it is quite possible that he is in the northern section of the county of Hastings where he has many friends.Murs.Lott is heartbroken over recent developments and if her husband follows her wishes he will return and tell all he knows about the conspiracy.MR.VANCE SUBPOENAED.Toronto, Nov.30.\u2014A subpoenn has een issued asking Mr.James Vance, chief Libera] organizer for Ontario, to attend the bogus ballot box trial at Belleville, on Friday next, and tell what he kndws of the plot to steal the elections for Liberal candidates.And if the expectations of counsel for the prosecution are verified there will be soma sensational disclosures when Mr.V.takes the stand.ance FRENCH VIEWS ON CANADA.\u2014 THE PARIS \u2018SIECLE\u2019 AND \u2018POLI - TIQUE COLONIALE\u2019 SPEAK OF DOMINION ELECTION, \u2014 The \u2018Siecle, of Paris referring to Sir Wilfrid Laurier\u2019s recent Victory, congratulated the Canadian people upon laving given a new termy to the distinguished statesman, and speaking of the race cry raised in certain sections during the contest, it says: \u201cThis was a very stupid cry at a moment when, and in a country where, the co-existence, and we might sa the fusion of the two races is so complete, if not in the family, at least in the nation.Certainly \u2018there are still French people in Canada, and their number even goes on increasing every year; but, whether of French or English origin, there are no other 2 none of whom dream of shaking off the light yoke of the most liberal government that , predecesso Police Court.\u2019 a fd ther French organ, the Boilies Coloniale.joices i When interviewed after the meeting, | He is known | afternoon and evening.attractions for children.frid\u2019s victory, and says:\u2014 We rejoice fôr Canada, but we also rejoice for France.It is not- with a view to flatter -race prejudices that we speak thus.Surely the French element progresses more than ever m Canada, but we know to what extent that element shows itself \u2018loyalist,\u201d and we do not feel disposed to advise them to change their attitude.We may be allowed, however, to hope that when, for instance, the question of improving the commercial relations between Canada and France comes up, the Liberal majority definitely secured for Sir Wilfrid urier, will show good-will towards us, not forgetting for all that their special duties towards Great Britain.\u2019 pe PREMIER TAKES ACTION.MR.PARENT TO SUE SENATOR LE- GRIS FOR SLANDER.\u2014 |_ The Premier, Mr.Parent, has instruet- ed his attorney in Three Rivers, Mr.Tourigny, K.C., to enter a $25.000 action of damages aguinst Senator Legris, on the ground of slander in his recent political speech at Ste.Therese.WILL OPPOSE MR.ROSS.Mount Bridges, Ont, Nov.30.\u2014Geo.\\.Btcwart, was nominated at a convention of Conservatives, here yesterday, to oppose the .Hon.George W.Ross in Middlesex at the coming elections of the Ontario House.Mr.Stewart was the Cons\u2018rvative candidate for the Dominion House at the recent fedzral election.COMMERCIAL.CHICAGO MARKETS \u2014 Messrs.J.S.Bache & Co., Bell Tele- | phone buliding.Montreal, report the closing prices in Chicago to-day as follows: Ojren, High.Low.Ciose.Wheat, Dec .106% 108 1063 IS May .108% 109% 198% 109% Corn, Dec.484 48% 48 4814b May .45% 45% 45% 45% Oats, Dec.20% 20% 9 z9b May .31% 3144 3144 Pork Jan., .12.72 12.90 12.70 12.90 May .12.90 13.10 1257 :3.10 Lard, aJu.6.9 7.00 6.95 7.00 May .7.17 7.20 7.12 7.20 Short rtbs, Jan.6.57 6.50 6.57 May .6.70 6.77 6.70 6.77 THE WHEAT MARKET.UPWARD MOVEMENT SUCCEEDS DECLINE The Chicago wheat market cpene¢ with an improvement over last night's close at $1.063% for December, and advanced 1 1-8c on to-day\u2019s trading, the May future galuing a similar @mount.$1.07%, and May at $1.09%.Winnipeg followed the Chicago advance, but net to the same extent, the improve- close.Thie evenldg November closed at 92¢; Dacember at 91%c, and May at We.The corn markat was steady to strong during the day.The market for oats was easy, dropping fractionally.FINANCIAL NEW YORK STOCKS prices New York, Nov.30 \u2014Wall Street\u2014Irregu- ! lar changes and active dealings marked the opening in the stock inarket.vanja and New York Central showed fractional gains, but the principal advances respectively for the common and preferred and Distillers securities, Pressed Steel Car and Louisville and Nashville gained large fractions.The western raiasay sto:ks were generally lower, M.O.P.teing the conspicuous exception.The United States Steel Stocks were depreseed, the common receding an extreme % on running sales of 3,000 shares.Brooklyn Transit and Ifan- sas City Southern preferred fell large fractions.NEW YORK STOCKS.Ty reported for the \u2018Wituess by C.D.Meok 29 Hospital street, Local Maaazar for J.8.Bache & Co., New York, by direct wire, Opening and Closing Prices., Nov, 30.Stocks Op'g.Close.Stocks Op'g.Close Amal Cop.: 80% 80% Mise.Pac.109% 110% Amer.Loco.wt 3B MAM., do pref.do pref, 2.00 eens Am.bugsr.149% 149% Metro Trac.156% 1 pfd aurdse eae - ¥.0Osn.141 141 Am Bmeit.8114\" \u2018Blip NY.Erie.40 40 Am.Car Fdy 34 de Lptl 73% 734 Anaconds.He 116 do ll.ptd._.Atchison.87 817 Ont.k West.42 4344 do pret.Nort.k&West.74 15 Belt.& Ohio.9634 87% Omaha.2 nee do pfd.oe.Pac Mail.48% 437 Brom ET.8° 66 Pern.BR.138% 13 Chic.& Alton _.34 Pressed 8t'1.41% Can.Pac.13444 1% de pref.vit vege Can.Sou ses are P'pie'sGas.ui 111% Ches &Ohio 50% 504 Phila £Rd.7854 78 Chic.&N.W 206 211 de Lpfl LL.Chic, St.P.174 178 dollpté.\" ii] Col, South eee cons .do 5 ri \u201ceer ee oo IX.pfd.\u2026\u2026.eres Con Ges N.Ÿ.2364 Use ColLFuelkl 51% 58% Corn P 2% 2 do pid.hee eee Rio G.pref.@.Northern Gen.Elec.Con,.IN.Central.15646 1564 do 2 ee hy eer ; Lisville Na n fie 141 Man ra FA EE Advertisements, The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the WESTMOUNT METHODIST CHURCH will hold a sale of APRONS, CANDY, and THOME MADE ARTICLES in Victoria Hall, Westmount, on SATURDAY, December 3, Music and special also rejoices over Bir il- Pennsyl- | were amongst speclaities.The Toledo, St.: Louis and Western stocks rose 134 and 1- Wapnzseay, Novausea 80, 1904, December closed at, ment being noticeable only in the futures, \u2018 .c8sh wheat being 54C less than ler | 8,000 at 78%, 22.000 at 79, 48,000 at | High tea from 6 to 8, Admission, 10c.LLnL i TR eR adr Ae SBA pt EL LOCAL STOCKS, MACKAY STOCKS .ACTIVE-A Givi .ADVANCE ci \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, Wednasday Morning.X +4 +, One of the most active sessions of season took place on the local ; change this morning, although be aid that there was any grea in any of the stocks.Over 900 Canat - Pacific shaves changed hands, the pr.the opening being 134, which droppey \u2026- | ly after to 133% om the sale of 200 = tbe next transaction was for 300 ar be followed by another of 2m ar |; C.P.R.Rights were fractionally easier ,.less than 50 were sold.The upwar; :7-.ment in Mackays, following in the wake ; better prices on Wall Street, develgn.further strength this morning, opening \u2026- 3814 on the sale of 150, and touching = during the close.Fourteen hundred per $ Ibs.\u201480 to 80 stone De- \u201c1 30 to 95 stone Heretords, 4s 6d; 2d to 4s 4d; exceptional, stone shorthorns, 3s 10d to 4s; irish, 3s 10d to 48; exceptional, \u201c stone fat cows, 3s 44 to 3s 6d, \"121 irish; 28 Norfolk, Suffolk and - 7\") midiand, home, and western \u201cà Devon.Decrease of 220 in sepeclally latter, those mak- 5 in some cases of 2d per 8 lbs.: ! at advance of 2d per 8 Ibs, -1 to 4d.Lamb trade not worth \u2018luntations, per 8 Ibs.\u2014Beasts, 2s ; #1; sbeep, 3s 10d to 6s 2d.Total a:t3, 1,240; sheep and lambs, \u201c FTOCK MARKET\u2014Nov.30.\"4 head of butchers\u2019 cattic, 59 \u2018Ulich cows, 800 sheep and lambs : Logs were offered for sale at Abattoir to-day.There wete «rime beeves on the market, the cn °s sold at about 4%c per I».7 800d cattle sold at 3%c te a littiv cnr ft.Trade for both wedders and : i Onterio | \u201c\u2018imeat bas received from the \u2018Soo\u2019! Le t | immediately placing two mililon dollars turing * Leu hat Le es annee ; w s like rove auch below tke underwriters\u2019 tari Rohe.FALL PLOUGHING GREAT INCREASE IN CULTIVATED AREA.Winnipeg, Man., Nov.29.\u2014The C.P.R.to-day completed the preparation of a spe- olal report on fall ploughing, compiled from tolegraphic advices wired yesterday by ils agents throughout the West.The informat includes figures as compared with last year's areas broken and actuai acreags ploughed when given.The report shows an Increase in areas broken for 1904 of from 20 to 25 percent in general as comparad with the fall ploughing done in 3903.Ouly a few points show a decrease, while districts aiong the Prince Albert branch report extraordinary percentages of Increase, running as high as 1.000 percent at Kenaston.These higher figures come from newly settled districts chiefly, where vast percentages of increase result from opening up of new farms altogether or additional ploughing of a8 couple of hun@red acres after only a fow score acres had been brokon the fait previous.Hence the extraordinary percentages de not Always \u2018represent such sn actdal inc-easo in acrsage as does a much smaller percent in a more generally cultivated district.INTERNATIONAL GRAPHAPHONE ASKS FOR RECBIVER.Trenton, N.J., Nov.29.\u2014The International Graphaphone Company to-day insii- tuted suit ia the Court of Chancery asking for the appointment of a receiver for the Edison Phonograph Works, of Orange,N.J., and also asking that Thomas A.Edison.John F Randolph; Wm.E.Gilmore, the Edison Phonograph and the National Phonograph Company, make discovery of the assets and profits of the Edison Phonograph Works, alleged tn the bill to be wrongfully divirted to the National Pho- negraph Company and to the Edison Manufacturing Company.The case is the result of an alleged violation of an agreement.TORONTO MARKETS MJOSTLY OPERATING WITH MANITOBA WHEAT, \u2014 Toronto, Ont., Nov.30.\u2014Business continues Aull in most grades; Ontario miilers are unwilling to pay currest prices for Ontario gralns, aud are mostly operating with Manitoba wheat; local for barley is very light, and the price is expected to deciine at least lc more to an export bails; there is a firmer tone in new American but quotations are unchanged.With the close of navigation next week no :min Manitsba elevators.ars all MILLERS corn, wheat prices at Bar; stocked.Wheat\u2014Ontario \u2018red: and white, $1.62 to $1.02%; spring, 95¢; goose, Me.Manitoba No.1 northern, $1.02; No.¥ northern, 9ic; No.3 northern, 92c; Georgian Bay ports; 6c more grinding i ntraasit.Flour\u2014Millers still disinelined to secept tids, which sre considered too low ia view of prices paid for grain, and little buzi- ness is dome; 80 percent patents are quoted at $4.95 to $4.45, buyers\u2019 sacks, sast and west: 156 to 20c higher for choice.Manitoba unchanged at $5.35 te $5.0 for first patents, $5.20 tn 15.40 fof second patents, and $5 to $5.30 for bakers.Mill Feed, $14.50 to $15 for bran in bulk and $17.50 to $18 for shorts east apd west Man:toba, $21 for shorts, $19 for dram exports.Berlo,, local demand very limitel; the quotations are: 45c for No.f; 43c for No.3 ext:a, and 40 for No.3, malting dut-ide, Torouto freights.Rye, 756 to 76e for No.2.Corn, pew Canadian on the cob is quoted at 45¢; pew American yellow is firmer: tut quotations Is unchanged #&t 56c; new American mixed at Bde.- Old American unchanged; No.3 yellow at Cle; No.3 at 66c, and No.3 mixed at 54e on track, Toronto.Cats continue firm at 33c to 33%c for Ma.1 white, east, low freights; No.2 33%c, low treights, and 31%4c north and west.Rolled Oats quiet at $1.10 for ears of bags, and $4.35 for barrels on track, To- rontc! 25c more for broken lots \u2018here, and 40c more fo: broken lots outside.| Peas in good demand at 67c to é8¢ for Ne.2 wert or east.- Buckwheat, 36c east and west.BROKER'S LIABILITIES ARE A QUARTER MILLION.New York, Nov.29.\u2014It is stated thai the Mabillties of Alfred M.Lamar, the Coa- solidated Exchange broker, who failed last week, will amount to $275,000.Against thls there ars quick assets of $40,000, \u2018n- cluding a piece of unencumbered real es- Th ire Poo el at The \u201cassets figure out abo the dollar.According to Mr, \u2019 percent in three months\u2019 notes, 25 percent 25 percent in eifotecn months\u2019 nates.TURKRYS WILL BR DRARER.Troronte, Noy.2.\u2014A combine, ot whale: sale p exporters was made at.a ecket tmoetin to pay a certain lew raté tot barkeys.This has been smashed by the unexpected rush of orders far thousands of turkeys for the North-West.now telegraphing all over Ontarie to buy at higher prices than last year in response to table orders.M.P.Mallen is buying for the Liverpool market by thousands, paying 12jc lve weight, and cannot get enough to fili cable orders.LONDON WOOL SALES.\u2014 NEW CLIPS GREASY HOGGETS IN SPECIAL DEMAND.London, Nov.29.\u2014The sixth series of the 1904 wool auction sales closed to-day.The offerings amountsd to 11,679 bales, including a large supply of acoureds.Prices weit maihtained.New clip greasy hog- nots were {i special demand, sold t highes ést price of the series., sold reudily and a fbw lots were taken na mericn.Following are the sales In etail: 1s 18, press pa baa gégoure ; y.Queensland ~1,500 scoured, 1s 14 to 2a; greasy, 74 to 114.Victoria\u20141,600 bales; scaured, 1s %d4 to 25; greasy, &d to In ; South Auntralib\u2014500- balos; greasy, 7%d to 104.RL Austraiia\u20141,400 bales; greasy, 6%d New Zealsnds1,700 bales; gresay, Std to 1s a4é.Cape of Good Hepe and Natal\u2014100 bales; greasy, 3 to 11%d.tous deh hb sat he Iho oe Fine stea « » es.> waritos édrancod Tiéd - scoured greasy 144 and 8 and medium greasy 7 psroent, while faulty and {inferior grades were tnchasged.Fin lambs wool wis unchanged, but short.stapled lost fully 10 percent.Finé cross- ced 5 pereent, and medium | and conrae cont.{pe scour 5 gained 10 \u201d percent, \u2018medium and coarse 1F percent, and short inferior 20 percent.Cape of Good Hope snd Natal wool opened unchanged, later hardened and Slosed 5 percent degrer.During the series 38,638 bales were taken by homw buyers, 40,000 tor the continent, and 2,000 for America, Ahout 1,000 bales were held over for the 1908 sales.RAILWAY EARNINGS.\\ \u2014 THR \u2018800.\u2019 THe gross traffic returns af the Mhnne- apolls, St.Paul and Sault Ste.Marie Railway.for the third week of November show an increase of 26.81 pertent over the same g week in 1902 The gah was also very satisfactory, being an increase of almost § percent over the 1903 figures, and 12 percent whem compared with the same date in 1002.\u2019 1508.1902.Third week § 319422 § 173,080 § 183,179 From July 1 3,885,196 Donne of \u2018Duluth South\u2019 The gross earnings © uth, w Shore and Atlantic Rallway for the third week of November: 1003.1902.| 1904.{ Three weeks $ 51,661 $ 47,472 $ 48,203 From July 1 1,098,740 1,157,063 1,178,358 DETROIT UNITED.Detroit.United Gross earnings for the three weeks ending Nov.21 follow! 1904 28 eu 0000 .+ $48,212.32 1008 11 11 21 22 ee ve ve ve on 238,208.4 $16,000.87 Increase MONTREAL STREET.The Montreal Street Raliway earnings for the week ending Saturday, Nov.2%, were: 1904.1903 Inc Sunday .$5,170.47 $4,902.31 $268.16 Monday .\u2026 T.107.81 6,525.44 581.87 Tuesday ,.6,781.55 6,878.01 403.54 Wednesday.661184 643858 173,38 Thursday .6,777.03 6,281.41 485.61 Friday .6,880.47 6.157,90 732.87 Saturday .-.1,353.48 4,640.52 687.03 \u2014 \u2014\u2014.$46,662.21 $43,300.15 $3,333.08 TORONTO RAILWAY.Toronto Rallway earsings for the \"week ending Nov.26 ° Toe.Sunday .\u2026 ee se se oo +3 3.047 $ M1 Monday .cr we es .7,258 845 Tuesday .«o oo se .6,742 414 Wednesday .ov \u2026 0.05 + 8.80 a Thursday .\u2026.vs ss se oo .Friday .+ 0.\u2026 8.868 389 Saturday .oo oo +0 oo +.8,125 689 Total R44.515 $4,138 The sta\u2018ement of earnings and expenses of the Canadian Pacific Rallway system for October and for four months from July 1 to October 31, 1904: In October 1953, the net profits were $L.- 654,027, and from July 1 to Oct.31, 1908, there was a net profit of $5,608.922.The decrease In net profits over the same period last vear is, therefore.for October $k7.91%- and from Julv 1 to Oct.31 there was an increase of $20*,581.ll BAIE DES CHALEURS RAILWAY.Ottawa, Nov.20.\u2014The Baie des Chaleurs Railway Company has furnished the court with a scheme of arrangement by means of which it hopes to put things on a new basis.Tae company acknowledges liabilities as follows :\u2014 About $300,000 to the estate Henry Macfarlane & Sons, $2,000.000 to the kond- holders of the Baia des Chaleurs Railway, mostly held as collateral security, the claims oh which are shout twenty percent of the face value, about $400,008 to unsecured creditors.The prope of the directorate is to ereate an issue of $500,000 of four percent first dehen- byes and $1,000.00 of five petecnt seco] debentures.constituting a first 1d ond mortgage respectively, croate a fully paid shar: capital of > 000 in aix percent preferenee shares and The dis 81,000.000 in ordinary shares.tribution to be made to the present: bondholders upon the face value of tht] bonds now bell by them, is as follows t Six and two-thirds percent.of first de- tate in this city, owned .by Mr.Lamer.05 Bit a A ut 1444 \u201ccents en debentures, Lamar's| giva the.counsel, the crséltors will be asked to 2C-! eut of cept « settlument of 15 cents on ths docs | ix nths\u2019 notes, $5 percent; y twaive.months\u2019 Notes, and the reemsiniog| MP to the Exchequer Court oi ditars Exporters are ox Monds since tha first of July in gross earnings See of cabinet ministers, and had great 3,200,162 3,192,678.| July 1 to Oct.1804.Oct.21.1904.Grozs earnings.$4.T43,061 B17.827.00- Working expentes .2.177,48 12035408 | Net profits .$1.506.113 85 812 R0t oud) ë , i co ery \" and fo ¥ .WITNESS thoir elhim in preference shares Baie des.Chaleurs Company sl approval of \u2018tbe art on sepemment it has proposed eh - .\u2014 MUSICAL STUDENTS GIVE A RE- 0° CITAL, In tha lecture hall at the YF.M.C.A.addy evening a delightful musieale ms Even by & number of students of the ntoeal Conservatory of Musis.Hive Belle Bryson played .the Funeral rch\u2019 from Beethowen\u2019s Sonata, A.flat ï > op.28.Her interpreiation show- 2g 04 it did a complete appreciation of the majmtio solemnity of the cumposi- Mii Brynn a mn Caines a numbers with race delr cacy.Mies charming grace and deli- for à musicianiy resdaring of Beethoven's romance, F major, op.50 (for violin).In vesporise, she gave a concerto by Ace colay, and, as a further encore, a éradie wong 'by Bohm.À group of Bach & odel piano solos wa ayed by.Miss .McLaren, and contributed material- to the enjoyment of the evening.Miss cLaren also played with Mises Luca (violin), and A.Scarff, {oello), Mozart's trip D at major .14, No.3, Mra.Seifert a efpiul accompatñist.\u2014\u2014_\u2014__æe.CANADIAN CLYDESDALE WON.Chi , Nov.30.\u2014At the international live stock exhibitiop yesterday Baron Sterling\u2019 owned by Mesars.G ham Brae, Creme ; D t, a de glared thw champion Clyne lo of any age, OBITUARY.MADAME JANAUSCHEK.New York,Noy.%.\u2014Madaine Janau the dotress, died yesterday.Madame: jen.such tk'a death took place in the Bruns- = at Amityville, L.I,, where for $ past four months she had been à pri- Tole patient as a charge of the actors\u2019 A had been dua! inkin months.Paralysis aid a enemas o lity Were the immediate causs eof death.Ftran- cesca Jana hemia, in uschok was born at Prague, Bo- was Wate MR.W.W.TAGGART.atertown, NY, Nov.80.-Mr.W.W agsart, aged 80 years, ome of Tine weal- lest and most prominent citizens of .this city, died yesterday.Mr, Taggart was president of the National Union Bank and the Watertown Savingg Bank, and was closely identified with the paper industry in northern New York.Death was due to diabetes.Munich, Nov.30.\u2014Mr.Joseph Mageh- mann, who was noted for twenty po xs the court barber : and the conâdeutial date out ear, and 14.92 percent over the] 3d¥iser of King Ludwig II, is demi.Maschmanu was entrusted w the salec- énce with tArough too a t reat.{othe King, Put lost favér great presumption.CE _ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.he treasurer of the Western (General) alates wishes to gratefully gcknowly ; of the\u2019 téllowin ey as receipt : to\u2019 date towards liquidating the old debt amonnts will, hb , publis oF $10,000.he: ackmowledged weekly in the Dress:\u2014R.B.Angus, R.Macaulay, -L.J.arget & Co., $100 each; Theo.Labatt, A.Baumgarten, C.W.Davis, Jonathan Hodg- sén, eéch; John Pitblado, D.M.Stewart, Bartlett McLeanan, Wm.McMaster, 425 each: R.Mitehell Go, Limited, $20; B, McNally, Geo.Olds, W.J.Magrath, E.8.Clouston, A.Ramsay, Son & Co., Thos.Fyshe, B.F.Watters & Co.Southam, Limited, R.J.Dale, W.C.Trotter, $0 each; O.Leger, Bruneau, Currie & Co., J.A: Mathewson & Co., Dorkin Bros.& Co., C.A.Lingham, Can.Mach.Agency, Watt, Scott & Goodacre, D.A.McPherson & Co., $5 each; J.A.Vaillancourt, Hermann À.Scheyer & Co., E.Désbarats, Beardmore & Co., Fred.Lariviere, $2 each; E.F.Dartnell, J.H.Redfern, A.0.Morin | & Co., Friend, E.D.Marceau, $1 each.gm = \u2014_\u2014 BARK OF MONTREAL NOTICE ts hereby given that a DIVIDEND OF FIVE PERCENT upon the paid vo Capital Stock of this Institution has been declared for the current ball-year, apd that the same Will be PAYABLE at îts Banking House in this Ci and at les afte?\u201d THURSDAY, Branches, on and fèo the FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER next The TRANSFER BOOKS will bs closed from the 18th to the 30th November next, both days inelusive The Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held at the House of the Institution on Monday, the Pitth day of December next.The chair to t® taken at noon, By order of the Beard, E.S.CLOUSTON, General.Manager.Montreal, 2ist Octeber, 1904.\u201c Notices.NOTICE \u2014 APPLICATION HAS BEEN made to the\u2018 Corporation of the @lty of Montreal for leve to erect a Steam Boiler on this property.Ne.5.Leon , .meet: cs y.wih fie phiten ~ A Sh 2 bentures and twenty percent of secopdi street.DESLAURIERS.| Le destot-hy Daisy ferns apd Tes modern vi 0 RE fe insecure\u201d seks Ré pe Friday evening, at 4 o'clock.Apply at office, IN St dames street.BOY WANTRD\u2014HONRST, SMART BOY, = & stove work.Appt 5 va CURRIE, Clothier, 1967 Noir me st.WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT; NO wash; high wages, 4007 Dorchester © WANTED, A YOUNG GIRL, FROM U to 16, to assist in general ply to 460 Berri street.NIGHT WATCHMAN WANTED; MUST BR ber, reliable and weil recomended, and understand Steam Bollers.Apply 672 raig street, WANTED; AGENT TO CANVASS MOND font and suburbs.You can earn a géod Hoole asiiing a, choice Ross, hruDs baceous nt, she, products sores.Ha dome outdt tree Liberal terms.Afply bow.STONK & WEL- APPRENTIOR PRESSMAN WANTED.Apply 672 Craig atreet.zo Furnished Rooms to Let ROOMS \u2014 LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, nicely turpished, Aner light and bot wa heating: possession at once.Apply Bleusy strest.Tel.Up 1435.FURNISHED ROOM ON BATHROOM Flat, in private family, heated by fur nace; gentiemes only.8 Aylmer street.ROOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED ROQMS, without board, suitable for two gentlemen or married-obupN,; all cléan \u2018and comfortable; convénient to cars.Apply 76 Mayor \u201cstreet.- \u2019 WANTED, 50Y8 TO SBLL THR \u2018ARGUS, } fiousawork.Ap-|' NOTICE.Postage Stamps will be Avccptol.No charge made in eur books fer any afe vertisement of les than ve agutt Maes p00.FOR SALE \u2014HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sewing machine, private sale; Apply 4515 St.sideboard, ; ef family leaving Montreal « Famille street, FOR SALE \u2014 USED PIANOS BY THB makers: following Gabler, Heintzman,Haines Bros, Stodart Williams, Palmer Piano Co:, Mathushek, \u2018Manby, ete.Terms made to suit purchaser.TON BROS., 144 Peel stroet.Knabe, Chickering, from $75 \u2018to $218 ices Pr Ar SHORTHAND TAUGHT IN TEN 1 8) my or Tour residence; day er er ne.Moderate.fe.PROF, COOKE, 43 Men- tans atreet.ee Furnished Houses to Let To BENT, FURNISHED HOUSE.Central \u2019 ow 2 Adress C.4, \u201cWitaose Otmeg.© \u2018AI | Plats to Let.NEW FLATS 13 Weed Avenns.ENT 820.W, L.MALTBY, 300 St.James St.7 ROOME\u2014R APPLY : Wanted.pm = on.averybody else's.off ay tor niture, Clothing, Fur Coste, -Cupés, Dia.Capes, 4s for good odds Promptiy called su Pro 493 _ Employment Wanted._ - : A a HEMP TRADE \u2014 A SPECIALIST IN THE wholesale hemp trade, much London experience, is settling in Canada, apd Is open to an engagement.Write to WALLER, care of BUDGE, Y.M.C.A., Montreal.Craig street.WANTED, SITUATION AS HANDY Man acound house, or td work.Addvess 23 Victoria street, city.A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT THIRTY, BEING active, sober and very steady, speaks and writes both languages, desires employ- \u2014~ment for general work in store or wholesales house; good references.Apply 1248 Chausse street, Delorimier.A YOUNG MAN REQUIRBER SITUATION ps Clerk, ar assigtant clerk; quick at figures and good writer, Address or apply at 111 Mountain street.WANTED, BŸ A FIRST-CLASS LAUNdress, a family\u2019s washing to do at her own home.Apply 38 Victoria street.WANTED, BY MARRIED COUPLE (Eog- lish), position as Caretaker, or any place of trust; woman, good plain ¢ook; man, geod all-round servant; comfortable home greater object than wages; hi re- fefences.Addres D., 832, \u2018Witness\u2019 Of- âca.\u2018 Rooms to Let.ROOMS.\u2014 DOUBLH FRONT ROOM ON bathroom flat, well Ht and heated, hot baths, elose to Grand Union, 1944 Notre Dame street.Rooms Wanted.room, witu private family, in quiet lo- caîity.Address, stating terms, to M., 28, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.) FOR SALE OR TO LET BY / Large Modern Residence, Near the Semer of Sherbrooke and St.Denis Street, on.the ivsw of the RM.22,000 Foot of Land.Hause contains 17 Rooms.: A rare chance to sdquive à Remestend.A fne, comfortable property, with 3,068 .test of laud.House is Weil baili, allrost ney and bright.jétus dfawing-toof, Ibraty, apis toward south-west, and threa apare Whith would De sol¢ seperately at 34,600 each.dhitad-room Fut ten kind of genccal, er rm, WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, FURNISHED GOODS \u2014 WHITS KNITTED WOOL \\ Shawls, ali \u2018sizes; Gall Vests, Clouds Fas.cinators, Hocds, all sizes; alters, Boctces, Infantees, \u2018etc.Reductions, 16 to 50 percent this cheap sale.\u2018CLARK'S, Room One, 210 St.James street._ ; ETS MAIDS' * WHITE\u201d EMBROID\" ered Lawn Aprons, 40c to $1.25, 1 tion 20 percent thls cheap sale.CLARK'S, Room One, 210 St.James street.FOR SALE \u2014 ASK YOUR GROCER for the \u2018 * Broom.Gladys \u2018EB.BOYD & CO.Meat quarter.R.real.FOR SALB \u2014 BLACK FARMER SATIN, double width.; and Black Serges, 58 inches, Te Eyed fg Roller Butcher and Table eas.KOWELL'S GENERAL BAZAAR, 3 Cypress, opposite Windsor Hail.?NG FOR THE MILLION.Kindling, For Cut Maple, sa Milt Blocks, $1.75; cut any delivered È | È Property.PREMISES ON PHILLIPS will be bulit to suit require- BUSINESS Square, ments, on lot ply to A.JOYCE, Contectioner, square anywhere in the city.1ARMID, No.2 Canal MA es and William streets.Bell Tele- Be .Reduce | It's a corker: Cost à Mc; Girls\u2019 Golf Jerseys, Anthracite Coal : J.GC.sin, cor.60 x 80; lane in rear.Ap- Phillips CENTRAL GROUND FLOOR AND Show windows, with heat and power If deair- ed, suitable for store, warehouse or fac tory.Craig, near corner of St.Peter.For particulars, address HACTORY MANAGER, P.O.Boz 234 Attractive House For Sale, Central Location.Two story, sardetoue frant, with two story solid brick extension.Contains eight rooms, Lathroom, water heating.THE CRADOCK SIMPSON CO, 205 ST.furnace room.etc.; ho! Price under $7,500.JAMES STREET.FOR SALF, That centrally situated property, 776 and T18 Craig street, at present occupied by the Timmis Noble Co.Size of lot, 60 x 90 ft, with lane in rear and entrance an The TIMMIS NOBLE CO.CHEAP St.James street.Apply to sé roperty for EDMONTO BIG PROFITS Call for pamphletend full particulars R.P INGLIS & CO, 110 Temple Buliding.This is the placeto buy The vi ESTATE property to alo 10 T- faction.\u2014 A GOOD COOK Cooking.\u201cSeal Brand\u201d Coffee may cost a little more, per pound, than the \u201c cheap\u201d kinds, but its extra strength and peerless quality make it-cheapest in the end, not mentioning the greater satis- \u201cSeal Brand\u201d Coîfee Chase @Q Sanborn, PROWSE STEEL RANGE Is a combination productive of perfection in The standard for excellence.Catalogue and Prices on Application, 6.R.PROWSE, A 1 and 2 pound tins, sealed.Montreal \u2026.AND A.\u201cPROWSE\u201d RANGE is the 208 MoCill Street.AUGUSTE SABATIER.DR.SYMONDS DESCRIBES THE GREAT THEOQOLOGIAN\u2019S VIEWS.The principal business at a fortnightly meeting of the Protestant Ministerial Association, held in the Y.M.C.A.premises on Monday, was to hear a paper by the Rev.Dr.Symonds on \u2018Auguste Sa- batter and his teaching.\u2019 The Rev.Hugh Pedley was in the chair, and about twen- ty-five members were present.A short discussion first took place on the proposal to hold a united temperance mission in the city.The project was generally approved, but was referred back to the committee for further consid- vration as to details.The paper which Dr.Symonds read was listened to with the greatest attention, and at the close he was very heartily thanked by the members.After a brief introduction, in which the theological phenomena of the period wcre dealt .with, Dr.Symonds proceeded to say that Sabatier was a man of great distinction in France and a man of many parts.Before all things he was a man of profrund piety, but he was also a brilliant philoso- pkher and student of history, and he had a rare gift for lucid explanation of things that run almost too deep for words.He was born in 1839 of peasant parentage, and was brought up in a somewhat narrow faith, but when he left his home nis mental horizon broadened, He studied first at the University of Montauban and afterwards at Tubingen and Heidelberg, where he was introduced to German theology and modern criticism.In 1668 he became professor of dogmatics at Strasburg.The Franco-Prussian war for a tim~ check~d his career, but finally the Protestant Theological Faculty was established at Paris, and Sabatier became dean.His life was one of immense activity.He wrote regularly for that great newspaper, the \u2018Temps\u2019; he lectured in the afternoon on theology; he wrote literary reviews; and he took a considerable part in the organization of public education in France.= known to English readers by three books.First, a work on St.Paul; secondly, an outline of the philosophy of religion, and thirdly, by the newly-translated \u2018Religions of Authority, and the Religion o° the Spirit, which is a criticism of Roman Catholicism and of Protestantism as far as the latter is a religion of authority, and a discussion of the nature of the religion of the spirit.To facilitate the discussion of Sabatier\u2019s views, Dr.Symonds classed them into four divisions: 1, religion; 2, Christionity; 3, the history of Christianity, and 4, the future of Christianity, He discussed these divisions at considerable length.1t is difficult to summarize his able paper, but the following brief sketch will serve to indicate the views which Dr.Symonds showed were held by Sabatier: Symonds said Sabatter found the origin of religion not in external evolution, but in the nature of man.Man was natur- ully religious, religion was a sense of dependence upon God, and it was eternal.\u2018Religious beliefs do not die; they are simply transformed.\u201d \u201cThe most characteristic act of religion,\u201d said Sabatier, \u2018is prayer, which is a movement of the soul putting itself into relationship with Ged.\u2019 Secondly, Sabatier maintained that Christianity was primarily a life, and only secondarily a faith and a form of worship.Christ did not define either a creed, or an organisation, or a form of worship.The essence of religion consisted in a personal relation to God, and the filial relationship of man to God was realized through the work of Jesus Christ.As to ihe third division, the history of Christianity, Sabatier called the history of Christianity \u2018the evolution of the Christian principle,\u2019 As soon as Chrietianity was cast into the world it found that the soil of humanity was already occupied in various principles, and in the course of history Christianity borrowed various forms of doctrine and organization from its environment.The constitution of the Church was a transcript of that of the Roman Empire.The doctrines of the Church were expressad in terms of Greek philosophy.Hence Advertisements.D There is a grow long and heavy.It is a hair-food.It feeds the hair and makes it healthy and strong.Healthy hair grows, does not split at the ends, and never falls out.Give Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor to your gray hair and restore to it all the deep, rich color of early life.Made the J.O.by Ayr Go Lowell, Mass AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL\u2014PFer coughs.AYER\u2019S SARSAPARILLA~For the AFTER reason, and the best kind of a reason, why Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor makes the hair + keeps soft and smooth, AYER\u2019S PILLS Por tien.AYER'S AGUR CURE msiania and agus.'Fto become educative, and became a bond- | tion, must be allowed.I ns | which man.casts his religious thinking Sabatier, Dr.Symonds observed, was] Taking the first division\u2014religion\u2014Dr.THE - MONTREAL Babatier\u2019s position that the forms past were .capable of transformation, in that transformation \u2018Chris-\" tinnity itwelf was purified \u201cfrèm which Sabatier conceived of as taking place to-day, and he asserted that Chris tianity bad never been held.in a purer form than at the present day.Saba- tier mot only criticized the infallibility of the authority of the Roman Catholic Chureh, but aleo the infallibility of the: authority of the Bible, for ruligion, he raid, was a religion of the spirit, and could not be tied to the letter even of the Scripture.\u2019 As to the religion of the future, that, Sabatier maintained, would not be based upon the notion of an infallible authority, but upon faith in the guidance of a living Spirit, whose presence with the Church rendered an external infallibility unnecessary.Infallibility had mot suc- ceedèd in the past, and at the present time it was certain to fail.What was needed was the realization of rofessed faith.in the presence of the Ho y Spirit.Authority, however, was not discarded in bis system.It was regarded as educational, its object being to prepare man for liberty.\u2018Like every good teicher, | authority should labor to render itself useless.\u2019 The present was the time of humanity\u2019s maturity, when, like the schoolboy, it must be freed from the trammels of an authority which ceased age.Co \u2018We are coming to see,\u2019 so Dr.Sym- opds said in conclusion, \u2018that a much larger latitude in matters of opinion, as well as in \u2018those of worship and organiza- The forms.in are liable to change, just as the forms of worship and organization have chang- \u2018ed, and will continue to change, but Christianity itself, as distinct from its forms, is unchangeable.l'hat man is a son of God; that he realized that relationship through the perfect Son of God, Jesus Christ; that God was therefore a universal father; that the relationebip between men was a relationship of brotherhood; that the Holy Spirit lived eternally in the world\u2014these were the fundamental and unchanging verities of the Christian faith.WORK COMMENDED PROF.ROBERTSON TELLS OF AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AT STE.ANNE DE BELLEVUE.Reference to the scheme of Bir Wil lism Macdonald to establish a model farm and agricultural college of Ste.Anue de Bellevue was made by Professor Robertson, who is to take charge of the undertaking, in a lecture which he delivered last night before the Canadian Club at Ottawa.He said it was stated, in the press that the colkge was to cobt - five millions.Personally he did not know how much it would cost, but Sit William Macdonald would not stint phe scheme financially.Professor Robert son also spoke of what Sir William donald\u2019s work had done for Canada.He dwelt on the benefits of the consolidated school sections and said the ome at Middleton, N.S., was the best in the world, There were seven school sections consolidated, and the attendance had in- created seventy percent compared with all the other schools.A BRUTAL ASSAULT LUTHER JONES BEATEN INTO UN- CONSCJOUSNESS AND THEN ROBBED.\u2014 Luther Jones, twenty-five years of age was assaulted anit robbed of the sum of $50 in Papineau avenue near the old military burying ground yesterday afternoon.A carter, who was passing at the time, drove off Jones's assailants and, seeing that the man was in an unconscious condition, summoned the General Hospital ambulance.Jones recovered consciousness in the outdoor department of the hospital and told the doctors he had been robbed of fifty dollars.He could give no clue as to who his assailants were.He was able to have the hospital a few hours later.CAPTAIN CONQUEST RETIRES HAS BEEN CONNECTED WITH THE FIRE BRIGADE FOR TWENTY- FIVE YAR3.Captain James Conquest, of No, 3 fire station, corner of Wellington and Lsl- housie streets, is about to retire from the fire brigade after being connected with it since Feb.6, 1870.The captain has not been in good health during the last two years, having suffered from injuries received by being thrown from a hose waggon which collided with a street car.The captain was appointed foreman of No.14 ladder truck on Sept.25, 1890, and captain of No.3 station on May 4, 1899.His resignation is in the hands of the chairman of the Fire Committee and will be accepted at a meeting to be held to-mlorrow.- tn UNITY LODGE, I.0.G.T.At the regular meeting of Unity Lodge, Independent Order of Good Templars, held last evening, the following officers were elected :\u2014Chief templar, Mr.W.H.Booth; vice templar, Mrs.W.H.Booth; secretary, Mr.A G.Ellis; financial gecretary, Mrs.H.Holden; treasurer, Miss S.R.Deacon; chaplain, Miss L.Ellis ; marshal, Mr.W.D.Munro ;guard and S.J.T., Mrs.b The officers were installed by Mr.J.W.Roch, provincial deputy.e reports of the officers showed the lodge to be in a solid financial condition.\u2019 Help your newsboy to start a bank not changeless, but i- The Jodge will meet tmtil furtiser notice |- -in W.Ç.T.U.Hall, 88 Prince Arthur street.ve DOMINION LINE .STEAMSHIPS.PORTLAND to LIVERPOOL, a Weekly Sailings.88, Coraighman Nov.25 88.Cansds.Dec.10 #5.Weldhman.Dec 3 68 Ottoman\u2026.Dec.17 \u2018Raves of padsdge per 8S.\u2018Canada,\u2019 Christ nos sailing \u2019~ Firs, ; séco nd, 332,60, third, \u2018This is the fastest steamer in the Canadian trade,-and has excellent accommodation for all classss of passengers.Fer all is to at a3 to passage and frelght apply THE DOMINION LINE, 17 8¢ Sacrament street.Montreal.FOR TAR WINTER .@o Te BERMUDA Frost unknown.Malaria impossible.From Ne Yorks s Bows br olesamt per Stes mahi p | Bermudian\u201d Sail rom New York every ays iu Janus and 8 in-Feb., March and April, 1985.id rex wintsk WEST INDIES TOURS GO TO so trip, twenty days in the tropics.Special ar r 88 \u2018\u2018Pretoria\u201d From Now \u2018York 4th Jan,, Feb.sud 220d March, 1935.Tickets for sale stall \u2018Picket Offices, For further partioulars, apply to A.x.WOTEEBRIDEE & CO.Agents for oc 88.Ca., 3 Broadway, New York, gen .by | or J.G.BRUOK & CO., 211 Oommissioners st, Montreal ARTHUR ARERN, Secretary, Quebec.> TORONTO, $10.00 \u2014 And RETURN \u2014 § 10.00 Singie $6.00 (including Meals and 32:11) TURGDAY and FRIDAY at 8 p.m.Per favorite Stra, \u201cOORAN' and \u2018PERSIA throughout with Eleotrio Lisa.Avviy to Bo ISIN £ FIEST-OLASS poly orsby\u2019s Tourist Agency, Tet, M.1507, 178 Bt.Jaimes strast, WW, Honry, 195 8t.James street.\u20ac.Re JAQUES & LO, 37 Common strost Advertisements, INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.TENDERS FOR ORIBWORK.Sealed / Tenders, addressed to the undersigned, and marked on the outside \u2018Fender for Cribwork, Levis,\u2019 will be received up to and including WEDNESDAY, the 14th Day of DEC.1904, for the work to be done and materials to be supplied in connection with the repairs to 700 feet of the cribwork between Levis and Point Levis, P.Q Plans and specification may be setn at the.Office of the Station Master, Levis, P.Q., and at the Office of the Engineer of Maintenance, Moneton, N.B., where forms of tender may be obtained.All the conditions of the specification must be complied with.POTTING.« General Manager.Railway Offiz:, Moncton, N.B., - 24th November, 1904.BABY\u2019S OWN SOAP Pure, Fragrant, Cleansing Makes oh icin like Albert TolletSoap Co., Mfrs.MONTREAL.No other Soap 1s Juet as good.513 CENTS FOR SALE __ Witness Office.THE SPANISH NAVY.Madrid, Nov.30.\u2014In the Chamber of Deputics yesterday, in discussing the proposed naval reforms, former Minister ci the Interior Moret complained of their insufficiency, contending that Spain ought to have a navy as large as that of Japan or Italy.Premier Maura, in reply, maintained that the situation of the country forbade the expending of more than fifteen million dollars yearly on the navy, and said that no previous administration bad done so much as at.\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014e SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.F.X.Beauvais was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary yesterday, by Judge Choquet, for breaking into a_store on St.Paul street, and stealing a quantity of goods therefrom.Beauvais has already served two terms in the penitentiary, besides sixteen in jail.and ev form of itching, Pot ery 1 & Piles ; bi ing and protru il thems ha ob aamiatocdt Dien nufactnrers To to that Dr Chasers Ointment laa certais and absolute cure for eack bors what they thinkof it, You can useit an got.your money beck if not oured, 60c a box, all ers or BATES C0.,Toronte sooqunt.Ses the coupon on last page.Dr.Chase\u2019s Ointment, ave fimeonials in the dally prossand ask your neigh, ALLAN LINE.LIVERPOOL VIA MOVILLE, ROYAL MAIL SERVICE From From From Eiverpoel St.John Halifax Nov.17 BAVARIAN.Doc, 3.Dec.5.Nov.2¢ CORINTHIAN .Dec.10, Dec, 12, Dec.1 PARISIAN.\u2026.Deo.17, Dec.19.Dec, 8 SICILIAN.Dec.24, Dec 26.Dec.15 IONIAN.,,.Dec.31.Jan.2 Tunisian and Bava are the largest and fastest steamers on the Canadian route, 10,576 tons.Twin screws, Bavarian\u2019s record 6 days, 2 hours, 12 minutes.: Mt saloons, spacious promenade decks, el tric lights throughout.FIRST CLASS, Bavarian, Tunisian, $60, Other steamers $50 ani apward.(LETTS PACIFIC PEN $ WORLD'S FAR ZIT.LOUIS = CANADIAN TEA Return From Montreal.Good tor 15 Days, Good to stop over at all points in Canada also Detroit and Chicago.Trains leave Windsor Station at uy a.m, daily (except Sunday) with througr sleeper.arriving St Louis 1.45 p.m.nex, day, also 10.00 p.m.daily, Sundays iy 0 cluded.TICKET OFFICE: 129 8t.James st (Next Post Uttice, k T&S ANL NI Ten percent reductions for round trip ti SECOND CLASS, Liverpool or Iondonderry, Bavarian, Tunisian or Ionian, $35.Other steamers $30.00.Return tickets at reduced rates, THIRD CLASS, Liverpool, London or Glasgow 815, Paris, 823.NEW YORK-GLASGOW SERVICE.MONGOLIAN.Thurs, Dec.23, 11 a LAURENTIAN.Thurs., Jan, 5, 10 an.Cabin, 840, Second Oabin, $27.50 ThirdOiass, 815.Return Ticket, $32.50 Apply to HL & A.ALLAN, Montreal, FURNESS, WITHY & CO.(LIMITED, PROPOSED SAILINGS.MANCHESTER LINERS LIMITED.St.John, N.B,, aud Manchester, From Bt John.From Manchester.Dec, 5.Manchester Importer, .Dec, 19.* Manchester Trader.Jan 2.Manchester Shipper Some of the above steamers have first-class accommodation for à limited number of passengers.CANADA-SOUTH AFRICA JOINT SERVICE.St.John, N,B., te Capstews, Durban, East Lendon and Port Elizabeth.*Wyandotte, from St.John.\u2026.Jan.18 *Fitted with cold scorags.Feorfurther particulars apply to FURNESS WITHY & CO.Ltd, Agts., Montreal Reford Agencies, DONALDSON LINE GLASGOW WEEKLY SERVICE.From it.John, N.B.88.ALCIDES.ccovarucerenearss.Doo.8 BS.CONCORDIA.» Dec, 10 88.INDRANI.FY .Dec.17 88.KASTALIA (cold storage) .Dec.3% THOMSON LINE LONDON WEEKLY SERVICE.Frem Portland, Me.88.IONA (cold storage and oool air).Dec.3 EB.DEVON A (cold storage and cool air).Dec.17 Ad HURONA (cold storage and cool air}.Dec.24 88 KILDON A (cold storage and cool sir), Dec.44 THE EOBERT REFORD CO., Limited, 25 St, Sacrament street, MONTREAL Bb.©.WOOD, Western Agent, Room 5811 Board ot Trade TORONTO CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.ATLANTIO STEAMSHIP LINED.WEST 8T.JOBN, N.B,, AND LIVERFOOL WINTTIR SAILINGS.From Liverpool Steamer From 8t.John, XN.B 16 «ves Lake Champlsin.Dec.Dec.17 Liverpool, according to Round Trip RATES OF PASSAGE\u2014To $47.50 and $0 and upward, steamer and accommodation.Tickets at reduced rates.Second Cabin to Liverpool, London, §32.50.Third Clas: Rates to Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Belfast, Londonderry and Queens town, $1l5.Firm Liverpool or London- derry to Quebec, $15.From London, $17.To and from all other points at equaliy low rates.WEST ST.JOHN, N.B., TO LONDON, \u201cLAKE MICHIGAN ~»MOUNT TEMPLE.*MONTROSE #Carryiug 8ocond Cabin passengers only.~*Carryinz Third Class passengers only.Excellent accommodation in closed rooms.Rates to London and other British,Scandinavian and Finnish points, same as via Liverpool service.Apply to CANABIANPACIFICRAILWAYCONPANY ATLANTIC ATEAMSEIPF LINES, Board of Trade Building, St.Sacrament street, Mon\u2018real, Cement, Drain Pipes, $30.00; to &o DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND: CEMENTS, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES, W.&F.P.CURRIE & CO, 348 St James Street.\u2014 \u2014 NENTS FOR SALE AZ, THR.{INITNESS: OFFICE.WORLD\u2019S FAIR Exeursion tickets to St.Louis will continue on sale daily un- J til Dec.1, 1904, Last through Pallman sleeping ears will leave Montreal for St.Lonis 10.80 P.m., Nov 30, and 9 a.m.Dec.1, 1904._\u2014 CITY TICKET OFFICES, 137 St.James Street.Telephenes Main 460 an 1 461.or Benazventure Station.INTERCOLONIAL \u201cRAILWAY Canada's Famous Train Maritime Express leaves Montreal at 12 noon, daily, Saturday excepted, for Levis, Riviere du Loup, Campbellton, Moncton, St.John, Halifax, the Sydneys and intermediate points.ENGLISH MAIL TRAIN Leaves Sundays at 12 Noon.Passengers taking this train make close connections at Halifax with Mu! Steamers for Liverpool.Short Line to Quebec.Trains leave 7.40 am.dally, exci Sunday 12 noon, daily except Saturday 11.45 p.m., daily except Sunday.To tb's train is attached a sleeper, Which passer- gers can occupy at 9 p.m., and remain 3 same until 8 a.m.at Levis.Trains leave Bonaventure Station CITY TICKET OFFICE: 143 St.James Street and Bonaventure Ststios- \u201cElectrotyping Plant FOR SALE.A chance to secure valuable Machinery at a great bargain.Address \u2014 \u2018\u2018 ELECTROTYPER,\" P.0.B.2234, Montreal.HIGH SPEED ENGINE FOR SALE.A 45 h.p Laurie High Speed L: gine in very good condition, wil.1 sold at a bargain, as she is being dis: placed by a larger engine.Cylinder, 9 inches diameter.Stroke, 15 inches.Revolutions, 250 per minute.Fly Wheel, 4 ft.6 in.diameter.Driving Wheel, 3 ft.dismeter, 1) in, face.Apply to JOHN UQUGALL & SON, Montreal.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.DISTRICT Monireal.No.4980.Circuit Cour Cie de Cigares, Plaintiff, versus T.- Aub.Beaudoin, Defendant.On th day of December, 1904, at ten of clock in the forencon, at the domi.» the said Defeadant, No.53 Marianre.the Clty of Montreal, will be sold by -\u201d, thority of Justice, all the goods chattels of the said Defendants.seize?this cause, consisting of furniture.sn ANATOLE CHERRIER.B°* Montreal, s0th November, Wok \u2018or.Antoni jore sunrise + disturbin; enty-second ul day to p-: ana chal rv well, th : cuffez as.bio took bi ar by, and 4, 11 whic} d bags, and tnd was fill re he came (ran, he ht he wo Pose in Fra jure setting by.Antonio 19 punforte s very for vare, and, nu to à ta ver-to-be-for was rat mpugnæ Wa e world wa: gela.When the 8 pigclu s soon al her bus ¢ would ha ace.li wa cr.and wh ough it was iW to Men ighbyr, \u2018one sonally Ou her retu A very sow!l pd heavy.ler's shop, alk, @ wels in the e Lorso the pinted notice owd she re \u2018Mille Lire Wars rewarc ar] necklace 1e 12st Inst.d the paw 3 As she read jon her.oly Thursda Il the same rr husband anie saying t e Pincian h un.Now bk uld be dom ed lest the erhaps they 12 house sear rondered hoy ived with tl ss and these p her kitche ve à good 1 ver dreamed D large ?the picture Mollars -Tewar ves: all this he asking.vON às pose olice think : urned imine ho had been Angela cons jurried on u hid unlocked able drawes, let.were 1b Nu nutmeg Des them.lrawer very Povinely, wit) tinking that \u2018envy, and p Et 1p in papd or the Bren - \\ved.| voic'eman v.under : \u2018veryon Ler erra * last she \u2018ask ig nto her ind me received 1} or t cher ure up, spt y.bis >n- 0.Rid 3 bse 13 le OF nad the of in au- nd in WeoNEsDAY, NoveMBER 30, \\ILLE LIRE DI MANCIA.ee \u201c NDRED DOLLARS RE ) WARD.Concluded.) so was up and dressed long and ett tiie house with- wile, lt was the +1 the month.and lis ogo lv brascati tar Cod.amet Angel knew at i she did not prepare 7 - ~ her custom, So.Ab.b .~ donkey trom the stab.e i y haurnees-d him to the oad ' 4 he put the empty Hasks ; ~iaried cn the wav, His , JA with Angela, and be Pr - in sixht vi Duint Joba mm =, ; paul roreiven het.\u2018That bo wel Luzs ai Lis father\u2019s 1, but on the morning, - - cut un Lis return trip, Es ler ruined lv Duv à cer- Le vahtl ur which his wite mul ut oud Buca's in the Te L y=siblv Bucur would treat a ei ut that incomparable, ui MS ; cout no owing ol dns.The or covendenti* beuutitui.the for - pd with popples, ard ee «very pleasant In spite of *% .\u201csun threw its first ravs into vo.om she awoke and ecalized CS misband had gone: also that Le lue to vo to market on his pu À «x market dav oat Campo dl I .she decrded tu co there, af- ti > a long walk, but, as she sa -, Meurer Tombs, hr Opposite Mes Sie Must see the world oc- UL corn rom market she walk- .A ur her busket was tall si at CVerv Jew- sie rested : « the basket on the reused lier eves on the Ye vandows, Un reaching re vas a crowd reading a Joining this v wall, via {two hundred vor the Duch-ss d\u2019Ava's © on the Pincian hill ' Lhe peice, the 1ewellers pd pani rowers have been notti- id.\u201c4e crutn ~lowly dawned Ler Tere coud be ao doubt.Thur-day vusterdav.the 21st were AS sane dy awd tee one me whieh ter restant hol broueht the pearls ; * he had Shund them on wi but she dul not believe Now Le Was Lal away and what Le dom.\u201d =ue beoan to be fright stothe police eiuht suspect hime Peflaps Loney woe «7 Chat moment 3n Lz house searcanZ or nun.Then Angela À he hu cout ve been de- L'or the Duch- bas ALES svon the shelf ait Men, Se.Antonio wouid ct vs < mdezd, had ral :xuris vould be \"0000 Mu maller Lors te try hurdred betore AngeMté 4 woul be hers for must get home as «or what would the © ne alae was not re «nd the Duchess \u201cue pot to her mother ?A \u201cthese things and - sie Cetvhed the house «dre and opened the +, Lo her great rets, with the knives PAU tust as she had Lakin them from the sddv, he wiped them ser pocket handkerchief, = Sn DIX earls could be as : © them \u2018nts a box, tying PT Ve\" neativ.and started oo gala +.where the Dueh- (ui tie way Angela passed \u201cHd the box.involuu- Tate a0 shawl, for it seemed LiiST anow ats contents i hel the palace, mean- \u201cie Duchess and put the ts: but she lost cour- \u201cinf to the secretary I sw the \u201cRewari\u201d CU of the pearls and lois count them and on The secretarv up no her good luck vod dress to whieh he D3 hess\u2019s cheque for two This she refused to H-ro are the pearls, take Diss and, if they are = n> the money in bills, | «0 cheque\u201d .1 The : K had been a long © -ùe was faint from ex- tit oi food, but linaliy «nd there was the sec- \"asking a few ques- the money : said, \u2018is overjoved (a pearls, and has tel them, and they \u201cre .~ the receipt for \u201c1 will please sign.\u2019 sae very reluctantly, Vizeli in full, and gave \u201cae secretary.Then aud buttoned them lre having been one of the oldest and we faithful members of St.Barthv.ouk Reformed Episcopal Church, and time of her death a teacher in the >\" day-school.The funeral will take © to-morrow afternoon, at two \" \"\" 5, from the residence of Mr.C.i.Bs her brother-in-law.32 Arcade strer FIVE MONTHS IN JAI! Alexander Arthur, the young Fn-: man arrested a couple of weeks age °F stealing three overcoats, was seni \u201cr prison for five months yesterday by MI Lafontaine.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 PIGS WITHIN CITY LIMI!> Wilfrid Gratton, of Drolet street.* 7° terday was adjudged to pay the $2.15, of a case brought against \u201ci the Board of Health, for keeping pigs in his yard.\u2014_\u2014 : Y WITNESS is printed sv THE oished at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Bullding.ot the corner of Craig and St.Peter streets.in the city of Montreal, by Jobn Redr-! Dougali and Frederick Eugene Doug both of Montreal.;- All business communications should pe ad; John Dougall & Son, wie fice, Montreal, and all letters 2 ttor, Menta be addressed Editor 9! with excellent prospects of becoming a N aa \u201cWitness.\u201d "]