The daily witness, 11 juillet 1905, mardi 11 juillet 1905

[" tuo-nt0.u Ho EAR ITN = 4 TST + U 4 « Bus Be CW i WVERIFOS TEST e0 T= \u20ac cont LL ede So oF Twelve ' ( SP Pages Fair and Warm REY LVL No.16 MONTREAL, TUESDAY, JULY 11.1505, Pros Ovt Casr TAKING SAKHALIN.\u2018apanese Have an Easy Time.\"AL REPORT TO TOKIO The following report vom the Japanese me on Sikhalin Island: 3 mueh resistance early on July 8.si the town, and retired mites north, where Sanne, _ .ae and are now In vay 90 the enemy had 2 mues north of uno 72 \u201cx 12-centimetre guns, cra, and alse an amount Cone lisses\u201d NEMS IN RUSSLA.ra, July 10\u2014The Minis- Affairs savs there was a 1 the Island ot Sakha- quite incapable of re- {oanese invaders, It is Russians on the island vale to reach the conti- va communication with - against the sale.4 : PEACE CONFERENCE : XN AND RUSSIA CHOOSE HT-MOUTH AS A MEETING PLACE.-rron.July 10.\u2014Mr.Pierce, : rv of State, to-day an- e plenipotentiaries of Japan ha agreed upon N IH.as the meeting place 5 5 the peace conference 1e of Washington.The be held in the government .at Portsmouth, in the new «npleted Liere.\u2018hird Assistant Secretary © ~.+ Luis been specially commission- .President to make all arrange- \u2018he meeting of the plenipo- Portsmouth, and is pre -e for that place to confer ; -«mmandant of the navy yard.ng will be held in the general -tion of Portsmouth was mu- to the peace envoys .as besides being a \u2018ortable place for this sea- vear, it has the advantage -F-ung a building on government SUSSTAN PLENIPOTENTIARY STARTS.= P-\u2018evsburg, July 10.\u2014M.Mura- * Le Russian ambassador to Italy, ss heen appointed one of the peace \u201c\u2018enclaries, Will start on his way \u201csmmston on July 14.JANUFACTURERS\u2019S TRIP VEL GEORGE'S SPEECH BEFORE JHE EIGHTY CLUB CONTINUED.Canadian Associated Press.) ] \u201cden, July 11L\u2014 Continuing his «t the Eighty Club yesterday, 7, K.George, the president of the ou Manuracturers\u2019 Association, \u201c \\pplause, repeated that Canadians © wish to obtrude in the polities aume country.Canada, though À to get it, would not demand a \u201cvie as the price of loyaity.She ue without it in the past and \u201c6 0 in the future.It remained - politicians at home to determine; « had no desire that a sacrifice be - dy the Mother Country.Robson Kemp, in proposing the \u20ac oi the Empire,\u2019 said such a toast «red more knowledge than possessed » engaged in any particular trade Any sort of trade must elways -ordinate to the zommon interest, \u201c+ chief item in Emperial trade in- ; frreign trade.Without her vast trade the Mother Country wouid -r the burden of defence.\u2018Lhe \"ting he thought about when think- \u201c\u2026etially was Great Britain's foreign They should consider that Great = foreign trade reacted on Can: As a Canadian statesman had its was nothing more vital to the ~+rity of Canada than the purchas- \u2018=r of the Mother Country.\u201d Uan- ould co-operate with Great Britain \u2018ing open the door to the new vi trade opening up in the cast.\u201c> afraid that protectionist pro.== prevented Great Britain taking «lvantage of these openings in the \u2018ut Great Britain still led the in: \"a! world and why should she irhi- nr policy of those countries she 2aren, ! Yeung, the secretary of the Cana- Manufacturers\u2019 Association, said \u201cie Mother Country would confer a \u20180 Canada by remitting the embar- + Canadian cattle and by granting a \u201c\u201c'l\u2019n in newspaper postage.1 © William Holland said that their al opponents urged them to treat ; iriends, better than their opponents.EC Were they not doing so in maintaining almost the total cost of Imperial dé- fence.which showed great interest in the colonies.In the Canadian preference to the Mother Country it meant a reduec- tion in the cost of commodities.Under the same conditions in Great Britain it would mean an increase.Sir Wilfrid Laurier had showed his genius for the consohdation of the Kmpire when he said, * Call us into your councils.\u201d \u2018lius the laberal party was only Loo .nxious to do.lord Aberdeen proposed the toast ci the president.A MENACE TO GIBRALTAR Germany Said to Contemplate Construction of Two Ports in Morocco AN ALLEGED SECRET AGREK- MENT MADE WITH THE SULTAN, New York, July 11.\u2014A Paris despatch to the New York \u2018Times\u2019 says: \u2018Accord- mg to M.Jean Hess, the well-known traveller and author of an important work on Morocco, who is credited with great personal influence over the Sultan, Germany has passed a secret agreement with the Sultan for the construction of two ports on the Mediterranean coast which will directly menace Gibraltar.The international conference, Mr.Hess says, will, by ararngement between the Sultan and Germany, be very brief, and amount to nothing more than a confirmation of the Sultan's political and commercial independence and the integrity of his empire.As soon as this result is achieved the Sultan, in the exercise of his independence, will grant to a German company, subsidized by the German state, a concession for the construction of the two ports in question, and the powers will then be unable to offer any opposition, being bound by acquiescence in the decisions of the conference.Mr.Hess thinks, however, that the fear of provoking a European war, which inevitably would Tesult in the conquest and partition of his own empire, may in the end prevent the Sultan from striking this dangerous bargain with Germany.\u2019 Street THE \u2018SALERNO\u2019 ENQÛIRY BLAME PLACED ON THE PILOT.Halifax, N.S., July I1.\u2014The Canadian Government court of investigation into the loss of the steamer \u2018Salerng, of Halifax harbor, gave a decision ves- terday afternoon, exonerating Captain Olesen and the ship\u2019s officers and placing the blame on the pilot, who has been dismissed, but the captain is censured for not accepting, through a .false sense of economy, the offer of a \u2018ug to pull him off for two thousand dollars.thereby neglecting to adopt the one resource in his power to take the ship off her critical position.Having no power to deal with the captain's certificate.the Norwegian Board of Trade 1s advised through the consul of the above facts.FOREST FIRES LICK OBSERVATORY ON MOUNT HAMILTON THREATENED.San José, Cal, July 11.\u2014 Mountain forest fires are threatening Lick Observatory on Mount.Hamilton.The professors at the Observatory have telephoned, asking that the governor cali out the militia to fight the ftames.\u2018l'he tire is now within eight miles of the Cbser- vatory.A BRANTFORD MYSTERY MAN BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN BRUTALLY BEATEN FOUND ON THE ROADSIDE.Brantford, Ont., July 11.\u2014What may develop into another mystery has been unearthed in this city.At midnight on Sunday night Jerry Puan, proprietor of conscious on the Hamilton road.less than a \u2018mile out of the city.A \u2018farmer who made the discovery picked Dunn up and brought him to the city.Duna, when examined by doctors, was fouml to be most seriously injured about the head.His entire condition would indicate that he had been brutally beaten.Up to a late hour last night Dinp bad not recovered consciousness.\u2014\u2014\u2014 TIFLIS AND VICINITY UNDER MILITARY RULE.St.Petersburg, July 11.\u2014Martial law has been proclaimed in the town and district of Tiflis, Caucasia.Tiflis, Caucasia, July 11.\u2014The \u201cstreets: and squares are occupled by troops, but the city has been quiet since the proclamation of martial law.The \u2018Official Gazette\u2019 has resumed publication.\u2018SITUATION .AT BATOUM.here is at a standstill.The shops and banks, with the -exception of the Imperial Bank, are closed.: 20% .1 \u2014 si MR.MORSE IN OTTAWA.Mr.F.W.Morse, vice-president and general manager of the Grand, Trunk Pacific Railway, went to Ottawa in his private car \u2018International\u2019 this morning: ers had been received and then.enter- the Imperial Hotel, was found lying un- acceptable in British Isles.MARTIAL LAW sold as if produced in Denmark or some .| tained, and prevent it being sold in a ASSASSINATED.Count Shuvaloff Shot Dead While Keceiving Petitions WAS PREFECT OF POLICE OF MOSCOW, Moscow, July 11\u2014 Major-General Count Shuvaloff, prefect of police here, and formerly attached to the Ministry of the Interior, was assas-inated this morning while receiving petitions.One ot the petitioners drew a revolver and fired three times at the prefect, who fell dead.The assassin was arrested.The assassin, who was dressed as a peasant .has not been identified.He was recently arrested as a political sus pect but escaped from the police station before his examination.The assassin waited in the ante-room of the prefecture ull the other petition ing the audince room.he advanced towards Count Shuvalofl, firing the shots at close range.The Lullets passed through the body of the prefect.THE \u2018 ACACIA\u2019 OUTRAGE.OWNERS OF THE BOAT WANT A PROTEST SERVED UPOX UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.Ottawa.July 11\u2014The Hon.W.Harty is communicating to the Minister of Trade and Commerce to-day the fact in connection with the hauling down of the British flag on the Canadian vessel \u2018Acacia, at Charlotte, N.Y.The owners of the \u2018Acacia\u2019 want a protest served upon the United States government for the conduct of its official in this matter.The captain of the \u2018Acacia\u2019 was forced to lower his flag on the threat of the Collector of Customs at Charlotte that otherwise she would be refused his clearance papers.NORTHFIELD CONFERENCE YOUNG WOMEN FROM MANY POINTS MEET TO-DAY.East Northfield, Mass., July 11.\u2014Young women from many points, particularly students at the various women\u2019s col leges, came here to-day to attend the.annual young women\u2019s _ conference, which will be opened this evening with an informal reception.The conference will continue until July 20.Conferences | on religious work will be held each forenoon, and the afternoons will be given up to outdoor sports and excursions.Among those who will deliver addresses will be the Rev.Dr.Johnston Ross, of Cambridge, England.VENEZUELA ACCBPTS AGREEMENT WITH BRITISH AND FOREIGN BONDHOLDERS.Caracas, Venezuela, July 11.\u2014The Venezuelan congress has accepted the tontract signed on June 7, in London, by the representative of Venezuela and of the Disconto-Gessellschaft, representing the German bondholders, and the council of foreign bondholders.representing the British bondholders, for the settlement of the outstanding obligations of Venezuela.tlie.CANADIAN PRODUCE MR.J.M.YOUNG BELIEVES OUR BUTTER IS NOT RECEIVING FAIR TREATMENT IN \u2018 ENGLAND.- .\u2014_ The produce trade of Canada is rapidly becoming a leading factor in this country\u2019s export business, and the interest being taken in this industry by the farmers and the government is gratifying to those who hope to see Canadian butter and cheese recognized as among the best on the foreign .markets, and especially Mr.Jobn M.Young, the well-known dairyman of Howick, speaking on this subject to-day, sdid:\u2014 \u2018Although Canada furnishes large quantities of dairy products, it is to be regretted that her butter, particularly, does not reach the best of the English markets, nor is its reputation based on the choicest of what is produced.There seems to be some ground for the statement.that our best butter is\u2019 not put before the consumer as Canadian, but is other place, simply because such butter commands higher prices than what is known as Canadian.There seems to be no system providing for the inspecting\u201d and branding of butter in Canada, so that its commercial value may be fixed.No doubt there is a private inspection by the merchant, but that does not educate the manufacturer if there are defects in the quality of his butter.\u2018Now, the question is, what organization in Canada and the Old Country could remedy existing conditions so that |: the full value of our butter might be ob- Country whereby defects in the prepara- S tion of the article for market might be THE BISLEY MEET.NEWS IN BRIEF.detected, thus enabling the manufacurer \u2014_\u2014 m Canada to overcome such deficiencies; secondly, a supervision that would prevent Canadian butter being adulterated after it reaches the Mother Country.\u2018There may also bé\u201dsome fault in the manner in which the butter is handled while in transit.and although this is being remedied to a great extent.it may be a cause of deterioration of quality in some stage between the factory and consumer.It might he contended that this would naturally come within the scope iof the merchant.but it must be taken into consideration that the merchant is only instrumental in selling what is produced; whereas the farmer and manufacturer, which are practically the same m- terest, are concerned about the price that is obtainable.The present method of placing our Canadian butter in the market of another country is claimed to be detrimental to the farmers\u2019 interests, ow- Ing to the fact that in the production of the higher grades of butter there is no guarantee of the remuneration he is entitled to.\u201d \u2018There are certain deficiencies,\u201d remarked Mr.Young, \u2018in the manufacture of butter which may be slow in remedying.but we are glad to note a gradual improvement in every department.What we require is men who are better trained in the management of factories, in receiving and taking care of the milk; conditions surrounding the factory.and everything where mental equipment has much te do with producing the best article.There is also necessity for discriminating in the prices paid farmers for their milk .The system of paying for milk by weight, irrespective of its richness in butter-fat, is not a basis that will tend to bring about a desirable condition of things.L is the quality of the milk that should be the most important factor, not the quantity.The value of the milk, The system of paving for milk butter-fat.In many localities the quality of the milk is not considered by the tarmer, he being more interested in the quantity; whereas the farmer who produces the quality has no encouragement toi continue in doing so.\u2019 WELSH MINE HORROR.Communication With 180 Men Cut off by Explosion Cardiff, Wales, July 1l.\u2014An explosion occurred to-day attheWatertown Colliery, Rhondda Hill, while 180 men them is cut off.A GOLDEN \u201cWEDDING.Windsor, Ont, July 11.\u2014Surrounded by their entire family of seven sons and one daughter, Mr.and Mre.Thomas Wear yesterday celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding.A happy feature of the gathering was the attendance of Mrs.Sara Taunton, of Sarnia, who fifty years ago in the little church at St.Giles, Devonshire, England, acted as bridesmaid at Mrs.Wear's wedding.eat CONTRACT CRITICISED TOWN OF ST.LOUIS SAID TO HAVE MADE A BAD BARGAIN.\u2018The extraordinary contract secured by Mr.T.Bastien for the drainage and water supply of the northern vart of the Town of St.Louis is the subject of considerable comment about the city.Criticism is by no means mild, in regard to either the contract itself or \u201che scheme which it covers.; À prominent hydraulic engineer, syeak- ing to a \u2018Witness\u2019 reporter to-day, said : *I think it is a downright shameful piece of business.There are no details such as should be given in any honest contract\u2014no particulars of the capacity of the pump, the kind.of boilers,ete.Mr.Bastien can give them anything he likes.The price quoted for drains and for water pipes is an excessive one.The whole affair simply means that the city of Montreal is taking all the sewage from these surrounding \u2018municipalities, and 1s being burdened with future debts in a manner that is grossly unfair.\u2019 The Mayor of Montreal, commenting upon the matter, said :\u2014\u201cSt.Louis knows that if it were annexed it wouid be able to borrow money at much less than it is now paying.We can borrow at 3 3-4 percent, whereas Ald.Bastien is getting five percent.I do not say that is unfair\u2014it is a very \u2018fair rate for a contractor to charge.But I think it would have been wise for St.Louis to have waited.really needed, however, the taxpayer of St.Louis should \"have had the option ot paying cash, and that would.mean a \u2018great saving for the city of Montreal in case of annexation.\u201c Without going into the merits of the \u201ccontract at all, I certainly think \u2018it is very unwise for the municipality of St.Louis to sign any contract under which lit is bound to pay five percent for forty years.The town should \u2018certamly have be right to redeem:.the bonds at any ime by a cash payment.\"That would \u2018make a difference of.over \u2018one and.a quarter percent to Montreal if St.Louis \u2018were to become annexed.\u201d .MONTREALERS BLECTED.At the board meeting of the Manitoba Assurance Company, held yesterday, Sir British market as other than Canadian | butter.There should be an inspection.ia, July 11.\u2014Business lin Canada, not necessarily at the factory, Batoum, Cancasiz, July y \u2018but at port of shipment, and under the i present system of cold storage there}?| should be no diffieulty in adopting such a; system of inspection.There would be no hardship in -a regulation making it compulsory that all butter export: be graded and bramded.\u201c \u2018In the first place, there should some means of supervision in the Mothi \u2018Alexander Lacosie and Mr.Geo.kK.Drummond were elected directors.An selection: of officers being necessary owing lo the\u2019 death of Mr: W: .J.Buchanan, .E.S.Clouston wis elected president id Sir Alexander Lacoste vice-president.Mr.Cloustôn- was also yesterday elected Hairman of the Canadian board of di- ectors.of the Liverpool & London & * lobe Insurance \u2018Company to replace the were in the pit.Communication with | lf these improvements were Sergeant Kerr of Royal Grenadiers Makes Nineteen Bulls, PRIVATE MORRICE, OF PRINCE OF WALES FUSILIERS, SCOREs 31 OUT OF A POSSIBLE 33.$Lanadian Associated Press.) Bisley Camp, July 11.\u2014In the Gregory match yesterday, dergt.Kelly.of the Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, made a possible 35, and Color-Sergt.Moore, ot Peterborough, made 34.The weather was cloudy.Several others shot well, In the Sweepstakes, 200 yards, Sergt.Crowe, oi Guelph, made a possible 35.In the same match to-day, Statf-Sergt.Kerr, Toronto, made a possible, and in a tie shot scored twelve bulls, making in all nineteen bulls.Private Morrice, of the First Prince of Wales Fusiliers, Montreal.in this match made 34 out of a possible 35 .In the Association Cup match to-day, 200 yards, Sergt.Kelly made 33 and Captain W.Forrest, of Victoria, B.C.32.In the Association Cup match, at 600 yards, Captain Forrest scored 33 and Kelly 32.In the Kynock match, 1,000 yards, Sergt.Russell, of Ottawa, scored 40 out of à possible 50.In the Alexander Martin match, 800 vards, tem shots each, Private Wilson, o Ottawa, scored 48 out of a possible 50.- The Association Cup match is an un- squadded competition open only to lie members and annual members of the National Rifle Association who have paid their subscription for the current year.The distances are 200 and 600 yards.The first prize is the cup and £25.ln all there are ninety-five prizes.The competition closes on Friday, July The Kynoch match is open to all comers, and closes on Monday, July 17.The distance is 100 yards.The first prize is a high grade Kynoch bicycle.There are 31 prizes in all.The Alexander Martin match is also an unsquadded competition, and is open to all comers.The distance is 800 yards.The first prize is ome of Martin\u2019s best quality Match Rifle, with a full set of match sights in a leather case, valued at £20 16s., given by Mr.Alexander Martin.gun and rifle maker of Glas gow.The balsnce of the prizes are in money.There are 32 prizes in all.The competition closes on Monday, July 17.nL the sweepstakes at 200 yards today Staff-Sergeant Crowe, of Guelnh, came second with a score of 22 and Captain J.Duff Stuart, of Vancouver, eighth with a score also of 22.At the 600 yards range Sergeant Russell, of Ottawa, came first with a score of 28.A SUDDEN DEATH \u2014 MR.W.T.SHERWOOD BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN STRICKEN WITH HEART FAILURE WHILE CANOEING.Woodstock, N.B., July 11\u2014Mr.W.T.Sherwood, manager of the Imperial Packing Company here, met death very suddenly last evening.He went out in a canoe and intended returning in time to meet his son, who was coming home from camp at Sussex.Not returning when expected, a neighbor went up the stream and soon found the canoe on the shore.A short distance away Mr.Sherwood\u2019s body was found in three feet of water.His hand was pressed against his heart, -and it is thought he was stricken with heart failure and fell out of the canoe.He was fifty years old and prominent in the business community.\u2014_\u2014 THE LATE ARCHBISHOP DECELLES A special train.of seven cars left Bo- | naventure station this morning for St.Hyacinthe with a large number of Roman Catholic clergy, who went out to attend.the funeral of the late Archbshop Decelles.GRADUATE - BECOMES - TEACHER.Mr.H.H.Archibald, of Harbor Grace, Nfid,, who graduated at McGill in April, taking the Bs.C.degree, has returned to the citŸ, having been appointed to a position, on the staff of \u2018the engineering department of McGill University.: \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WINDS AND SHOWERS - The sky, : Purpled and paled with dreamy mist, Shaken from breezy wafts that lie Calmed in their isles of amethyst.\u2014Margaret J.Preston.Meteorological Office, Toronto, July !1, 11 a.m.\u2014The following are the maximum and minimum temperature:\u2014 Victoria, c4\u201434 ; Calgary, 82\u201448; Edmonton, 60\u201446; Medicine Hat, 86-36; Qu\u2019Appelle, 74\u201456; Winnipeg, 86\u2014354; Port Arthur, 70-50; Parry Sound, -76\u201466; Toronto, 76\u201458; Ottawa, 76458; Montreal, 72\u2014G0; Quebec, 78-54; St.John, 80\u201464; Halifax, 90\u201462.+ Light .winds, and fine \u2018 to-day.Wednes- ry.Oe weather continues fine with, fairly, Ligh temperatures in Manitoba and the Territories.Showers occurred yesterday over a small section of Ontario, while-over the greater portion of both Ontario and Quebec tho weather was fair and moderately warm.1028 Notre Dame \u201cstrest Montren\u2019 July 11, 1905.\u2014Readings by the Optical & Rnginéers' Super, Company's Standard iarometer at 1 : a Yesterday, 20.00; 11 a.m.to-day, 30.07.;_\"Femperature\u2014 Max.Min.CUPQRY 2e ps es ve ogee 820 B8 Yesterday.os oo so-so oo 10.- 68) Cape Notoro, the western of the twc | extreme southern points of Sakhai® t= 'land.has been bombarded and cauturer by the Japanese.The lighthouse ane buildings were lett unharmed.All telegraph communicanion witt Sakhalin was severed yesterday Juorn mg.lt 18 feared the Kussiaus en the island will not be able to reach the mam lund.The news of the mutiny mn the Black Sea reached the Russ army mo Man churia through the Japanese, who tire might shells charged with proclamations, thus scattering the news hiterally broad cast.Russia has demanded that the munn- ous crew of the \"Kniaz Potemkin\u2019 be ur rendered, not as mutineers but ax come mon law offenders, under the oxtradition treaty with Roumant.After the outrageous outbreak at Li bau twenty-three of the mutineers were sentenced to be shot.The second firing purly, mstead of shooting the mutineers, turned and fired on their othicers, and killed twelve of them.A fierce fight followed, during which twenty or thirty Cossacks were killed.Captain A, E.Bougoumn, (he French Resident in Tokio, who wus arrested In May last on charge of being a Russian spy and divulging the movements ct the Japanese warships and transports, has been sentenced to ten years imprisonment at hard labor.Thirty-nine miners are cut off in a burning nune in Dartmund, Prussia, with no hope of escape.The ground over the mine Is sinking gradually with a noise like that of thunder, as the supporting timbers of the mine are burned away.Count Shuvalotl, prefect of Police in Moscow, was assassinated this morning while receiving petitions.Since the moment of opening this morning the London banks charged with the issue of the new Japanese loan of 3150,000,000 have been rushed with appli cants.The indications are that it will be heavily over-subscribed.\u2018 Hurry\u2014water gaining,\u201d was the last message received yesterday from the 1m- prisoned crew of the French submarine boat \u2019 Fatardet which has been submerged at Tunis since last Thursday.- Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, report says, has resolved to take advantage of Russia\u2019s present weikness and proclaim himself sovereign.Lord Roberts created a sensation in the House of Lords last evening by expressing his opinion, as a practical soldier, that the military force of Great Britain was inadequate, imperfectly trained and totally unfit to uphold Great Britain as a first-class power.The lessons of the South African war, he said, had already been forgotten, and the armed forces of Britain were as unprepared for war as when that war broke out.The choice, be is convinced, lies between conscription and some practical systems of universal training.Lord Roberts did not blame the government, which, he said, was actuated by a national ieeling, but he scathingly attacked the people of England who, he said, showed no national feeling towards the military until danger arose.The youngest daughter of King Kd- ward, the Princess Maud, may become Queen of Norway.It is stated that the throne has been offered to her husband, Prince Charles, second son of King Christian, Forest fires on Mount Hamilton, near San José, California, are threatening the Lick Observatory.The professors have telephoned for the militia to help fight the flames.There is indignation in Quebec over the sudden rentoval of the old Montgomery tablet on the face of the Champlain cliff, under the Citadel.It is not yet known who is responsible for its removal.Pauline Cushman (Mrs.Grey), famous during the slavery war as a Union spy, was killed yesterday in an automobile accident in Santa Cruz, Cal.Canada\u2019s public debt at the close of the fiscal year 1904-05, June 30, is announced in the \u2018Canada Gazette\u2019 as $251,092,625.57, as compared with $245, 138,194.61 à year ago, an increase of $5,- 954,430.96.The revenue for the vear was $69,474,757.54, as against $68,613; 280.84, an increase of $861,476.70.Jerry Dunn, proprietor of the Imperial Hotel, Brantford, -was found last night on the Hamilton road, unconscious.His appearance showed that he had been brutally beaten.NEW JAPANESE LOAN.BANKS RUSHED WITH APPLICANTS TO-DAY.London, July 11.\u2014Since the hour they opened this morning the banks charged have been rushed with applicants.The indications are (hat the loan willl -be heavily over-subseribed.even greater than on the occasion of the last loan.- elfen.LACHINE MAN GOES INSANE.| Niagara Falls, Ont, July, 11\u2014Edmond power development, went violently in- \u2026 -|sane and has been sent to the Hamilton .\u201ceo + with the issue of the new Japanese loan .of a hundred and fifty million dollars, The rush ig Legault, a young.French-Canadian from , Lachine, who came here to work on the ES Bey + HAA Ar i dn ais eo Bred aT rer retire a bte EEE nant - vale pati San a PE j= a i! i 1 7S Lg SE RS bRE I ad TE At Santa Barbara, [A] BIRTAS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.Fotioes of Virths, marriages and deaths must inverd: \u2018ctéy bu auterseé VER Me noire and addree à Sie condor, or etherwies no notées cam de taken ef them.Birtk noîlsco are insertatt for Me, marriage notiece der 806, deuth notises Arr Mu propuid.The ew mounesment q/ fumerni appendsd te deuth notise, le autre ; other antenciene te obituary, such ce dort shoteh of I{/s, two cents por word entre, ensepi vostry, ahish b 60 sents por Une catre-prapaté.dnamal rudvoribors omy hove sumone of Wrths, marvisgee oud dusths (wihess dead obituary or wre) escurving to Sale tmmalien fomiites free of chorgs, tn pith anse name end addres of subearibers should be gwen, BIRTHS.HALPENNY \u2014 At the Methodist parsonage, Gaspe, Que.on July 5, 1305, to the Rev.and Mrs.W.Halpenny, a son.McDONNELL \u2014 At Caistorville, Ont, on July 2, 1905, a daughter to Mr.aad Mrs.J.A.McDonnell, of Detroit, Mich.MARRIED.ATKINSON\u2014VAN BRUYSSEL.\u2014 On July 8, 1905, at the residence of the bride's parents, DOIsCiuiT,\u201d seaupre, r.y., oy the Rev Frederic G.Scott, rector of St.Matthew's Church, Quebec, Suzanne Adeline, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Ferd.van Bruyssel, to -Henry Crawford Atkinson, Etchemin, P.Q.; BEATON\u2014DEWAR.\u2014At Lost River Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday, July 5.1965, at ¢ o'clock, by the Rev.Colin Me- Kerchar, Willlam John R: Beaton to Ellen -N: (Nellie), eldest Jaughter of Norman Dewar, both of Lost River, Que.DALE\u2014NEWSTEAD.\u2014 At the Marieton Schoolhouse, on July 5, 1905, by the Kev.F.Lewis, David Morrison Dale, elcest son of John Dale, of Silton, Assa., to Edith Newstead, of Marieton, formerly of Eastwood, Notts, Eng.DAVIDSON\u2014WEBSTER.\u2014 At the residence of R.M.Loveless, cousin of the bride, on June 29, 1905, by the Rev.J.A.Brown, assisted by the Rev.T.A.Watson, of Thamesford, and the Rev.D- B.Marsh, of Hamilton, cousins of the bride, William Bruce Davidson, of Scar- boro\u2019 to Jean Stark, eldest daughter of Alexander Webster, of Agincourt, Ont.HAWSON\u2014MacINTYRE.\u2014In New.York, ob July 1, 1905, by the Rev.Dr.Willis, Thos, \u2018Hawson, of New York city, to Helèn Gwerdofèn Myràä, daughter of À PF.MacIntyre, K.C., of \u2018Ottawa, Canada.LABELLE \u2014 BURTON \u2014 On, July 5, 1805, at the residenze of the bride's parents, 899 King street west, by the Rev.W.H.Vance, of \u2018the Charch' of the Ascedslon, Wilfred Oscar, only son of J.O, LaBelle, Bowmanville, to \u2018Florence M., elder daughter of E.J.Burton, Toronto.MATHESON\u2014SHEPPHIRD.\u2014 On June 1, 1965, in St.Barnabas Church,Onion Lake, Sask., N.W.T., by the Rev.John R.Matheson, brother of the bridegroom, assisted by the Rev.D.D.Macdonald, the Rev.Edward Matheson, of Battleford, to Miss Eleanor Shepphird, graduate of \"the Chutch of England Deaconess\u2019 iouse,To- Tonto.'NEFLL\u2014WRIGHT\u2014On.July 6, 1905, \u201c A Rev.*W.de.Carroll, rector: of Dag Alliston, Edward C, O'Neill, to Margaret, both of Alliston, Oat.Les = PARNELL \u2014 ROBERTSON \u2014 On July 4, \u201c19055.at the residence of .the bride's uncle, p.cle Davis, Sherbrooke, Que.California, on June 21, 1905, by.the Rev.\u2018Warren \u201cMore, Miss NUS Augusta.Ww.Méyers,.of \u2018Frenton, Ontario, to \u201cGéorge Arthür- Sartes, :c \u2018of Los: -Calfornia ; at the \"résidence >, the officiating pi man, the Rev.J.Myles Crombie, Cote.\u2018das.Netges, Montreal, Alber, Nelson tt of Closter, New York, ÆZthet | \u2018Williams, daughter of the\u201d te D.P.x Hama, of.; Wesimoust.\u2026 ; \u2014 ASHMAN \u2014 \u2018on Wednestsy, Mer.Gorge 8 Ash gals ot | OUNG.LZ Na \u2014 -On.Wednesda; | | July 5, 1905, at \u201cthe Methodist Ghure North » Wakefeld, Henry A.Young, prie oF of st fag Rev BoE younger daughter of.H.Maculla Wright, ; 1: spas to arts Motes Dame St.tha to the St James St, MONTHEAL.-ngeles;.! ly 5, 1905, at the Methodist À Hor A.\u201cours Miss Gertrude Scott, of THE CRESGENT ELECTRIC co, you that - 250$ St.Catherine st.brie A/R \u2018rel, Up 971, het, oo THE ERS 8 SO.| chumf THE, UNDERTAKERS ; Aa _ \u201cÉMBALMERS | | Notre Dame at .| ESTABLISHED 0.TuAKs | do the BEST TILK and $ trésh ghd rink thiy summer, THE \u2018MONTREAL - THE S,CARSLEY C tire Tuesday, July th, i 1005, STORE CLOSES AT 5.80 O'CLOCK.SUMMER SHIRT WAISTS AT COST PRICES, Thousands of lovely White Lawn Walsts will be ready for the great annual sale when the doors open to a throng of smart dressers .on Wednesday morning.Vast ooliections of these dainty summer gare ments have been cleaned up during the past few wee! Dozens of new selections await.those who coms to-morrow, and the earliest shopper on the first day of this great sale was not grested by a superior showing.- $1.75 WAISTS FOR $1.25 $1.95 WAISTS FOR $1.40 Ladies\u2019 Summer Shirt Waists of Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waists of sheer | Ÿ extra fine white lawn, trimmed in white lawn, made with open work embroidery front and trimmed front with tucks and fancy white embroidery, also ten rows of fine with Val.lace insertion.Tucked back.Hemstitched tucked collar Val: lace insertion, p Tucked back, and cuffs.Regular $1.75.sleeves and cutis gu- July Sale.oa BL $1.25 larly sold at $1.95.July $1 40 Sale price.$1.85 WAISTS FOR $1.35 $2.75 WAISTS FOR $1.85 Ladies\u2019 Fine White Lawn Ladies\u2019 Fine White Swiss Muslin Blouses, trimmed in front with Blouses, front of beautiful open- wide tucks and lace insertion.work embroidery, \u2018trimmed alter- tucked back and cuffs.Regular alue, 1.85.Jul | Sapien valve, B15.J $1,885 nate rows of fine and wide tucks.Regular .#295.July Sale.\u2026 $1.85 THE WHITEWEAR SALE IS SUPREME.Corset Covers, of good quality white Cambric, well cut, made in loose\u2019 fronted style, carefully finished.About 25 dozen of these lett.~ Regular value, 18c.Sale Price.ee ea 106 Ladies\u2019 Drawers, of Fine White \"Cambrie, made with\u2018 two hemstitched tucks, finished w ith wide fancy stitchod hem.Regularly - 30e: .July Sale Price .PER 17e Ladies\u2019 Fine White Camoric Nigh ht Dresses, made- v.style; neck.trimmed fine Hamburg embroidery, embroidered hem.Regular value is 50c.July Sale Price .e 360.CN SALE OF SHIRT WAIST SUITS.i LADIES\u2019 SHIRT WAIST SUITS, OF BLACK AND WHITE.\u2018OHECK SATEEN, trimmed with bands of same material and pipings of red silk.Tucked sleeves, finished with red silk buttons.July.Sale Price .$4.35 SHIRT WAIST SUYES, \u2018of Fine Light \u201cWeight \"Canvas \"Cloth, \u2018trimmed rows of box pleats, tucked cuffs, fancy embroidered collar, Skirt is- 17 gore style.Blue or white ground, with spot effects in white or blue.July Sale Price.© 1.81.30 LADIES\u2019 SHIRT WAIST SUITS, of fine \u2018Quality 'Ghammbray, in prétty shades of blue, fawn and gray, the blouse is prettily tucked.back and front, skirt is made full and trimmed with tucks.Eleven Sizes 32 te 42.July Sule Price .91.60 UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS REDUCED.2 Dozen only of Ladies Extra Quality.Union Cloth Parasols, in black and white, scroll effect.Pretty fancy black.\u201chandles.For sun or.| \u2018rain.Regularly $1.25.Sale price., .630, Men\u2019s Extra Quality Union Cloth Umbrellas, \u201csteel rods ele v peragon.frames, two bulb runners.Fine natural wood handles.iarly #0c.July Sale Price .' 680 | 1 Dozen Ladies\u2019 Cream Satin Parasols, light stéel i \u2018pure\u2019 white gore style.{ handles.Regularly $2.00.- sie\u201d i A Sale Face, ce ee ces $1.00 ; Bl G REDUCTION ON ALL PARASOLS - « TES, CARSLEYŸ Girl; ELECTRICAL WORK| wy CRESCENT ELÉCTRIÉ ob.- At Mederate Figures.Justto tell Mounie Work : Keep.your Taw snd Bower a full line of PAINSS = and HOUSEHOLD HARDW.ARE.\u201cBURNETT\u2014At 56 \u2018Hose\u2019 avenue, Toronto, on July 7, 1905, Mille Helen, wife.of (George Gorrts Burnett, snd: daught er.61 | \u201cthe: Jaté- Hon: Thomas Ferguson, ; =.= At \u2018Ingleside, Fon, At pis \u2018 175: Logan LIRA Die on July \u201c$,: 1906; \u201cafter a lingering Bljess, Henry: \"Fidler second.son: oË- the.late Dr.Lindsay; IRDWOOD.\u2014änisréà into Set nt BET Peter's Howe, oking, Surrey.Ængland, June Sister.fe of n pe of § ES Micnset |- and All Angels, eldest \u2018daughter : sf William Wallace.Gifawood 2 ox M Manor, Be, 5 GF Tp \"Minden, Ont! : CL MLD Ih Hs ET £ i Fidler,\u2019 : of | ilo NAWE,, of July cliried fumé \u2018and dashed - he: roëks: \u201cbelow.\u201cHe was taken out, shortivigiter | the: descent, but the.doctors, wha \u2019 ticed' ; didestally willed at \u2018Quebec\u2019 artificial respiration for ov fy 5, Alexander Siéith youngs} hour, \u2018were.unabl \u201cest son.\u2018of the late Hugh Smith, Bourg.: Louis, (Que; aged #8 years aud 2 aotithsl DELL «At het hoine, An\u2019 Regina.; 1905, : widow: af the Late Rev, x w.re -|Mmmnicipality of Villeray, as bereinaîter lows :\u2014To the south-east by the 1 orth- | the parish of St.Laurent; to the southwest by the north-east limit of the par- \u2018should be but one voice in\u2019 \u2018regard to the : APPOIN TED.[| aldérmen be named a delegation to the : \u2018Mupjicipalifies at Winnepeg brought , a {strong \u2018protest from\u201d Alderman Cleatthue)| A Jeter was Tepeived from.the ratepay- 4 one would do ?ho sity an o | quate return\u2014I do not want to do it) : sued, which finally resulted in the deci- ] nature, to be held at.Toledo, and at ad crs ato vor ho Le SR hs OEM ARMES EEE ONE DAILY WITNESS The Baily Witness, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 11.CITY COUNCIL ANNEXATION OF VILLERAY.The first practical step towards the union of the municipality of Villeray with Montreal was taken by the City Council yesterday, when Alderman Lavallée moved the first reading «f the bylaw providing for its annexation.This by-law provides that the assets of Vil- leray are to be consokldated with {those of Montreal and that the towa, when annexed, shall be on the same footing as Montreal and be subject to the .same by-laws.lt proceeds :\u2014 * Whereas, It is in the interests of the city of Montreal to annex to its territory the municipality of Villeray to form part of St.Denis ward, and fhereas such annexation cannot but be productive of mutual advantages, the council of the s sald city of Montreal enacts as fol- ows 1.The territory now comprising the described, shall form part of the St.Denis ward of the city of Montreal for all municipal purposes whatever.2.The territory of the municipality of the village of Villeray is situated on the north-west limit of St.Denis ward, in the city of Montreal.It originally formed.part of the parish of Sault aux Recol- lets, and was known as cadastral rumber 489 of said parish.\"The municipality is bounded is.tol- west limit of the city of Mourual;, to the north-east by cadastral number 488 of the parish of Sault aux Recollets; to the north-west by the south-east limit of ish of St.Laurent.As the population of Villeray is small, its union with St.Denis ward will sim- Ho enlarge the limits of the ward with- put any special conditions being «sked in return by Villeray.Ald.Lavallée, in making the motion, said: 1 think\u201d the whole council is in agreement in passing the by-law for the annexation of Villeray.1 think we should Be proud and glad to annex ihat young municipality, which so far has so well administered its affairs.\u2018L'here inclusion of this seventy acres of Tand within the boundaries of Montreal.DELEGATES \u201cÀ proposal that the Mayor and twelve tonvention of the Union of Canadian who declared that the delegation.vas | ge.\u2018Wh pus this.tax ony the pire of Mont he asked, \u2018and send \u201csuch a Jelegation \u2018when a smaller or my part, I do not want to go \u201cmerely in order to give the opportunity to pay my expenses, To go and spend money belonging to the| W.city without giving it proper or -ade- The Mayor suggested that the tw: aldermen nominated \u201cbe comstiutes e \u2018committee to appoint delegates to go to | Winnipeg.\u2018A long and \u2018wearisome discussiôn en- sion to send four aldermen to W two to the American.convention of à hon dr de.the > Jacques \u2018Cartier tete Er = PLANT ÿ ABOUT THE FERRY BOATS, of the ferry steamers.\u2018I want,\u2019 he said, \u2018though I am very sorry to have to do so, to draw the attention of the Parks and Ferries Committee to the fact that I have received, several complaints about these ferry boats.It is said that they do not run regularly, are not kept clean, and are at times even dangerous Ald.Robillard, in reply, read letters from the superintendent of the island testifying to the cleanliness of the boats and from military officers stating that the service was a good one, and the discussion ceased.THE SMOKE NUISANCE.A strong criticism regarding the attitude of Mr.Champagne, the boiler in- gpector, and Mr.Chaussé, the building inspector, towards the smoke nuisance, Was uttered by Ald.L.A.Lapointe.\u201cWhen 1 brought this matter up first,\u2019 he said, \u2018Ald.Robertson stated that these officials were doing their duty.Now, sir, I say that Al.Robertson knows perfectly well that they are not doing their duty.Hundreds of notices have been sent out, and that is-as far as the business goes.Mr.Champagne does not summon the offenders; or, if he does, he gets the Recorder's Court to postpone the case.I maintain that this is an utterly unsatisfactory state of affairs, and demands .mmediate remedy.\u2019 In reply, Ald.Robertson said: \u2018If there is any specific case to which Ald.Lapointe refers, let him make a specific complaint.I do not think it is possible to stop the smoke nuisance in this city.If you do, you will stop nearly all the manufactures in the city.Take the Street Railway, for instance.If vou stop the smoke you will have to stop that; but are you prepared to go without a street railway Ald.Lapointe\u2014* That is the question.\u2019 \u2018I.think,\u201d Ald.Robertson continued, \u2018the officials are deing their duty\u2014 are doing all they can do; all that is possible under the circumstances.We are going to bring forward a by-law which may, perhaps, enable us to deal with this question in a different manner than we have hitherto done.\u2019 FRASER INSTITUTE IN DIFFICULTIES.\u2018 Mr, P.B.de Crèvecoeur wrote on behalf of the Fraser Institute asking for a grant of $1,500 per annum from the municipality, or exemption from taxation to the same extent.Great financial difficulties, he pointed out, had compelled the Institute to temporarily suspend the issue of books, thereby depriving the public of a great benefit.He gave an assurance.that, despite rumors recently circulated to the contrary, the Institute would alyays be absolutely free.} i WANT HAYMARKET FOR GARDENers of.St.Ann's Ward, praying that part of the Haymarket be converted into al public garden, as there was a total absence of any such spaces in the ward.The letter was signed by every influential firm in the.neighborhood.NT INFORMATION ABOUT ST, HENRI.: ; | The Montreal Real Estate Association à forwarded a copy.of.a resolution.adopt- sd at a meeting of \u2018the association.on July \u20186, praying the council to reconsider its décision regarding t St.Henri, in order that more information might be.obtained Ting the matter, OFFER OF A SMOKE CONSUME, | 1 Mesère.Tremblay, Inventors and pro- a © AM.Ekers complin od about the sae] prietors of & kind of smoke\u201d consumer, offered to attach ane of their consumers to a boiler at the waterworks.In the LorspAY, JoLy li, 1905 ess SES event of its unsatisfactory a.asked for no remuveration satisfaction, however, th ms 7 pared to sell it for 2250.Ald.Gallery.M.qe.was E ante io.months\u2019 leave of absence.Le shortly on a visit to Ireland | The council adjourned noon.tv the.ARRESTED IN WINNIPi J.FORBES MAGUIRE WANT ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMLN | ENGLAND.John Forbes Maguire was arr .- terday in Winnipeg on a charg bezzlement at the Canada Lite \\ Cempanv's office in Birmunzh., land.Detective K.P.Mct- ceived a cable from the home June 26, asking him to be on : out for Maguire.Engquiries we: IN and it was ascertained that he .Montreal on the \u2018Corinthian.vw, rived on June 22.Maguire th west.On learning this Detectis y Caskill notified the western pui thorities and last night he receiv.from Winnipeg that Maguire hai arrested.nN \u2014\u2014\u2014p\u2014\u2014ats.G.T.R.RETRENCHMENXT A Niagara Falls despatch savs the Grand Trunk's new retrench\u2026 policy was put into force there yusto:.and trouble resultd right away.Al : ten men in the engine shops were off, and immediately fifteen others dr.ped their tool and asked for the w.:.due them.lt was not a strike.but i.men simply declined to work for 11 Grand Trunk any longer.1f the stais in other departments are cut down iu ther trouble is expected to follow.{ie locomotive department is practicallv ti up, there being no men to clean and carc for the engines.1t is said that men will be brought in from other places, where their staffs are being reduced.tc take the places of those who quit.annexation nf- LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.Ini After ten years\u2019 splendid success on Place d'Armes, has removed to larger,more commodious, elegant and convenient quarters, 2084 ST.CATHERINE STREET, cor- ner- Bleury.Commercial Course, Short: hand, Typewriting -and Telegraphy.SUMMER COURSE.Catalogue mailed free ôn application, CAZA Æ& LORD, Principals.ONTARIO LADIES\u2019 COLLEGE, Lo \u201crekvitosn CASTLE\" and Ontario == of Musie and Art WHITBY, ONTARIO, Points to be considered prospective students : 4) Lead Home life priv ie Mak and in & palatial\u2019 building modelles after ons of he tocratic country seats of England.(a The most careful and judicious attention to-the spoial and ing of students itn : ver to the development of & refined Christi : anhood.je.Tho bess facilities and equipment for sdranced instruction in Literature.Music, Art, Oratory, Commercial and Domestic Science d THOROUGHNESS AND Exact SCHOLABSHIP IN EVERY DEPARTMENT AS WELL AB A HEALTE- \u2018FUL MORAL ATMOSPHERE ARE THE LEADING CHARACTERISTICS OF Tax COLLEGE.Bend for Calendar toRBV.J.J.HARE, Ph.D, \u2018Principal.Your 3 Bill, -whe.prac.} - \u2018percent it would your net profit.make a saving of at F sidérably more.a N.S.: .Tororito, Watson Jack & Compan: ri Build Ing treal, orter 3 355 c Titon 8 Street, Winuipe 4 Bell Telephone Bu oa \u2019 \u201cYotir coal.bill isa large iter in your expense \u2026 secount, and if, it: could be reduced ten mean a large \u2018addition to A Robb-Mumford internally fired boiler will least ten percent over an § externally fired boiler, and i in some cases con- GIE tar de sas Dei Vie agé + Montross and Teronte: re Torspar, Jury 11, 190\u20ac present mains.There would have to be a special pumping service.There would then always be a certain pressure, Which could be raised to the requisite figure within a few minutes.\u2018In Ottawa such a scheme has been before the municipality for some time, and they propose to put in turbine pumps, so that they will be able.whenever required, to raise the pressure from sixty to 120 \"pounds, which will enable them to deal with fires in high buildings in every part of the city.\u2018Nothing less than 20-inch mains would be of any use for such.a service in the lower parts of Montreal.A six-inch y PROVINCE OF QUEBEC 7 MONTREAL CHICOUTIMI main is only capable of feeding two 3 a St.Catherine = Colozza Block, Racine st.hydrante 2 once; an eight: inch main 5 re ree, an t wou indee e 2437 St, Catherine st.Coe FAR cher à.very risky j job-_an awfully risky job\u2014 7227 Notre Dame st.* to try to obtain 200 pounds pressure spé St, Lawrence st.from a 24-inch main.\u2019 {862 St.Lawrence st.) > ICTORIA VILLE THETFORD MINES THE CITY'S ARMS Notre Dame st.\u2014 sT.JEROME DISCUSSION: AS TO PROPER FORM vor JOHNS AND COLOR SCHEME.ay Must the city\u2019s arms, no matter where 3 they may be emblazoned, be of certain 124 Victoria st.47 St.Francs at specified colors?SHERBROOKE This is the question certain City Hall 351 Wellington st.$72 HULL officials are asking.The floor just inside SOREL Albert st, the main entrance to the City Hall is be- sa ta st! £ LIETTE ing covered with tessalated tiles, in keep- gus 47 Notre Dame ot, ing with that portion immediate] abut city\u2019s arms in mosaic work, just completed by contract.The City Council of Montreal in 1833 passed a resolution outlining the nature and.details of the city arms, which they further decided should be worked in gold, blue and rose, on a silver field.The contractor for \u2018the mosaic ork has not adhered to this, but has executed \u2018à color-scheme of ,his own, in which dull red, dull straw and dull green predominate.Will be get into trouble, or will the city authorities recognize his work as an earnest effort to relieve the monotony of the surrounding \u2018tile coloring?The mor saic work is \u2018acknowledged.to be well done, and the city arms have been work: ed with considerable artistic effect.resolutions of council have not the Look for the Singer Sign when in need of a Sewing Machine or Supplies.Needles for all maKes of Sewing Machines Sewing M~rbines Rented or Frchanged mr \u2014 Are You Sure which of the many garments\u2019 In vour wardrobe it will pay: you to Lave DYED OR CLEANED It will cost you nothing to have our expert call and give you rome reliable information.| British American Dyeing\" Co.Offices and Agents throughout the oly.~ work, but, we do not look with pp on what would be characterized as offensive.| We \u201cwould not favor disfiguring places that are reserved for their natural béau- \u2018ty.There are places too sacred for even a commercial atmosphere to enter.These 11 am sure your Association would not '| trespass cn.In saying this, I am sure 1 am only expressing the sentiments of \u2018| every good eitizen.Fou come from a country that is making immense \u2018strides in the commercial world ,and you.are exerting zn influence in the world which might be côn- | sidered unique.What power -in the world can be exerased by the English ot [Tor ne eee Slane] in| the : scale for justice and: righteousness.| \u201cThere: is no better\u2019 guarantee for the] peace of the world than a union of these = people for.what is best.- : \u2018Mr.Miles also seit a letter of welcome : to the.Association, which vas read tof \u2014 ««.| the convention.: i tés whol of The members of the\u2019.Associa \u201cBit ey.Link, - of t TE, 0.0} ie lied Ralf; th ited Posters and Distributors of the, United; Eten repl on bel of À o united | States and Canada, to the number.of] nearly three hundred, are now in session | in this city, their anfoal-con 5 ing \u2018opened in the armory: of of Wales Fusiliers, in the Craig street, this morning.The \u2018American and - Canadian\u2019 Asso .tions met in separate.council previo 18 \u2018the getzral meeting, \"when \u2018considerable routine business was discussed.At eleven.o'clock both: bodies \u201cnet.ml ; nent civie official blandly stated, express: | ly to be -broken-~the \u2018contractor is Te garded by many\u2019 critics as safe.a renin CANADIANS IN ENGLAND i THEY HELD AN IMPOSING nt CEPTION AT BRADFORD.BILL POSTERS MEET CONVENTION WELCOMED TO, THI CITY.Eo McFee,, vice-president of the- Business a Men's League.\u201craf thi Mr.McFee said :\u2014* Inthe.absence \u2018of.: Mr.Miles, the president of the Montresl Business Men's League, and.sefing in his stead, I welcome yon to-this: city: I Montreal Business Men\u2019s League | as.every reason \u201cto congratulate.Staelf \u2018nf: having contributéd a\u201d little to irds this\u2019 convention being held in\u2018 our city: Meet: ings of influential bodies auch as Posters\u2019 Association contribute i ways to our benefit, and go along way in educating our people in.what\"is best m that line of business.\u2018In posters, | am simply \u2018bringing up.ong fd comm partment of.the great power of the press,| ¥.but it is unnecessary : for, me to.enlarge |\u2019 men what the press .is doing -àt- the ; Present time.That the: American peo- 1 Tle have been able to make such great \u201cgr strides in every department: of \u2018the acti- + Jities of their.country is in vo 8 É Mesure.due to the advantages they of the.press.Competition is- the 1 life: od Tule, and the ene who does not.adapt, himself to: the methods necessary to.keep\u2019 in the forefront, which is by.advertis- ng, is certainly .sure :to lag behind in | preset the race.\u201cThose.who succeed mow that | mo hw in order to reach: te \u201cminime.cost [it] Ha is necessary to \u2018produce \u201cthe zaaximtim fuantity, and : the United.States have ; within themselves: a population that will} 4.table them to \u2018do\u2019 Shis supplemented by |; än ever- -increasing foreign, trade.: \u201cÉD bill posters, I fake àt,- are only carrying out this idea.of - centralization.York the Business Men\u201d s-League ; are-quite] 3 mn sympathy.with.© We encourage he Te ir Dusters so long as.confined to legitimate \u2018ha \u2014\u2014\u2014 5 i ded independence ii order D Se mi ht \u201cachieve: her on Ks, \u201c| aldo knew that the one am ominion was tô-remain \u2018forever.par \u201cthis great E under.one: King, to take \u2018their -part y Ends ir ei : : oe Tower \u2018levels.\u201cH th throu \u201cFord su \u201ceffective ao wi uld bo.ting on the doors.In the centre are the force of by-laws\u2014being made, à promi: |.SOCIAL AND ND PERSONAL.The Hon.L.J.Forget has returned from Metapedia.Mrs.G.R.Hooper leaves to-night for St.Andrew's, N:B.their summer residence, St.Irenée.Mr.J.Hale Ramsay returned yester- daÿ from his visit to Phillipsburg Mrs.Charles Harriss, Ottawa, regs- tered at the Place Viger vestertiay.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Marling will spend the summer on the coast of Maine.Mrs.E.G.Smyth, of Nelson.B.C., and two children are visting friends in the city.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Meredith are on a fishing expedition at the Restigouche river.Mrs.G.F.Benson and family, Ontario avenue, left on Saturday for Cap a l\u2019Aigle.Miss Daisy Campbell is visiting her sister, Mrs.W.S.Clouston, at Pointe Claire.Mrs.J.Stevenson Brown is in Brani- ford, Ontario, for a few days, visiting triends.Mr, \u2018John A.Moir and Mrs.Moir are enjoying their summer holidav at ¢hil- lipsburg.Miss Dolly Harrison, Metcalfe avenue, 18 spending some time in Toronto visiting friends.The Venerable Archdeacon Norton and Mrs.Norton leave shortly to spend some time at Pointe au Pic.Mrs.J.R.Wilson and the Misses Wil- at Kennebunk Beach, Me.Lady Mulock is spending the summer \u2018at.Newmarket, where Sir William will Join her at the end of the session.Mrs.James Fairie and Mr.J.Arthur Kairie leave this week for the Maine coast and the White Mountains.The Rev.E.J.Stobo, jr., met with a bad accident lately, having suffered a compound fracture of one ankle.\u2018Mr.P.Holland and his daughter, Miss Estelle Holland, have.returned from =a visit to Westport; Lake Champlain.' Miss Florence -Kdwärds, 22 Argyle avenue, has left for Greenfield.where she for\u2018 a fortnight.'miôur avenue.formed on his foot, .for A he\u2019 | dénce-at 108 University stree } > ir Montagu\u2019 and Lady Allan, who o were oul à be \u2018pleased y Hao on \u2018Aug; \u201c30, \u201cat Kingston, Jamaica.a ; e Imärriage took placeat St.Augus- [| to | WR.Gilbert, Mrs.F.W.Wanklyn, wit gone to St.Andrew's, N-B., where they.Will réfhain for some weeks.rhäve been.at-Beaurepaire,: leüv Grand Metis, - wheix rest of the summer.an Hraoon trip, and.hive: taken up.their: Tesi | in.town for a da: \u2018of St.Andrew\u2019s Churéh -Qiebée, will learn \u2018that -he i improving ] expects to return\u2019.to bis Ww weeks = : : Mrs.\u201cThem: Élacoln avei ne, South for.the = \u2018dbcupying \u2018Lichenbuür Mrs.Strong and fam athe marriage of Sir - exander.\u20188 nham, Governor \u201cof Jamaicd, to: Miss \u201cÉinily.Copeland, of Kibblestone \u2018Staffordshire, ; England,\" ; tine\u2019s .Church, Lethbridge, recently, of Miss (Gladys Lily Gilbert, Sughter of Mr.Fmerly ontr: Van.Brive 2 ; n Bruyseel, formerly ( naul-general: Belgium, \u2018and Mr.Harry Atkinson, don: of Mr.H:- \u2018Atkinson: lumber .rnèr- \u2018chant, were -matried \u2018at the Tesiderite of the \u2018bri Tey, Kw : ry aad thors of \u2018the Pricerregal party irda aftetrioon \u2018for Montmagny, brag \u201cwere the! guests of.Senator Their r Excellencies, visited \u201cthe an.Mr.Justice and Mrs.Lavergne are at son leave shortly to spend the summer |.will be the guest of Mrs.J.A.Cluff = Mr.and Mrs, D.Lorn Crawford have | |réturned from their wedding - trip, - and.|) have taken up their residence.on Sey- I] Mr.James Harrison, Westmount; has\" {Téturned home from the Royal -V Victoria 4 ; Hospital, where an operation.Was per- N 1 th Miss Gwy- 4 neth and Master David Wanklyn, -have]] \u2018Mrs.R.W.Reford and family; who r-honey- | 3 Colonial House Special for Men's Rubber Sole Running or Lacrosse $hoes, tan and Worth $1.00; for 75c._Men\u2019s Rubber Sole Running and Lacrosse Laced Boots, black colors.a Few Days Only.very special at $1.00 per pair.10 parcent off all broken lines Men's Oxfords and White Canvas Boots.S percent extra discount for cash.Phillips y Square.SPORTING GOODS.Boats and Canoes, Coif, Tennis, Baseball, Lacrosse and other goods.Ono lot of 50 Paddles at $1.00 each.HAMMOCKS.$1 to $15.0 A god assortment still on hand at prices of from TRUNK and BAG DEPT.Special LEATHERETTE SUIT CASES, made with steel frames and four leather corners: straps inside, 20 in.and 22 In;, $1.75.each ; 24 and 26 in., $2.OO eavh, all Toss For One Week.5 percent \u2018for cash.hoi to seo the: COLONIAL MOUSE INDESTRUCT ILE TRUNK.| s for.\u2018uesday and\u2019 fon in our Fy means dete, ockets ofthe purohasers Sn \u2018kmen, re \u2018best HE eu Our.price: $135.\u201cWe want An \u2018propo é-blggést-:trade' we-ever had.\u201cand with: rach these: prices are for CASH ONLY.urchase on Credit jean: \u2018do?so.at.tie rd marked\u201d prices, 1 thle do i any trouble in-doing it.* Those, who - ¥ 1 rr .im .\u2014 PE i Ÿ 1 : ; 4 1 EEA T PORT S _ IE = Su RR Si re a .PTE | \u2014 \u2014 : .a .« : Week! \u2014 Cen HE y Calendar | MONTREAL DAILY _ | ER 1 PRINT + 3 [HE Eighteenth An TRE! AL FRANCHISE Kissinger ; \u2014 \u201c ; À 2 1 ot outre Printer un and Games | Capitals Asked | eee OBrien Yo Bren retail Tos % 179: AR will beers of Typographical lo re aus- Playi ed to Sanction the O'Brien's Kissinger Brien retaliated tor Castleman, ot coleat \u2014 spAy, Joy 11, 190 LR | : o 176 Ing of D eams took à until the owe 0 colleglate gate Universit, , 5 a 1 a.» Jade ed in, a #& band.Th players on bok on the gr A.A.U.cham y, the ln- MB (MIG.ILE GRO Finl Co |, md ey poi an Sv mi ner En sn, ir ea] yet \u2014 x i a = SATURD S BOIS : niayson, _ cither re separated.os and players the Sheree bein a De tok amateur, he epforces Take it be made or aan ( HE -l : \u2014 i d, protesiin on and Aiseinger mere guise of receivin ost his amau o| nghting : ae it in bond as ther OA \u2014 El geen STE Handsome AY, JULY 15, 19 MACAA.WILL GIVE TTS PERMISS! they Basa 1h Rochester inser wer | 28, Th Adiondac go compmanitn 1a\u201d 3a © Rand.oer brace! port \u201cWas - \u2019 niry.m.alt Ate - cn f +All persons > e Kling.\u2018and \u2018Carrisch; Wei Hospi ontrea \u2018recen \u201cThe B parte r 4 to pass an en, vi Caiman, going ta the PRE No Te Umpise, Bausewine, we rte hab = lens: Far cision 5 trophy 1s for the au of | nee, eturatilg tram a tour à 4 on\u2019 and obtain a.postponed rk\u2014New 1 mputatio is likel ng with 48:30 be re league; exc liary restiers, mét iva, th o prov- À rt: of 1a; me | on soooun k vigenc n° of à lei y to \u2018blood \u2018Play in presented b h of which Park {i last > e two A mn pe of - e an E: result 1 the y.twe o battl even local ending.; = Ta Montreal, plaie a er nine Peu phy, Which mali event, the voire Blavers.sity.Both le for the rente at Rivercide | League, a bray Went short time o.téam \u201cof four ch es with it th ton.tro- dition, bend appeared to ip of the Nu .; ed by Wbile playi the TH with | morrow after: amplonships, e national was secured- especially.to de in good i shiuty dev a bace-ru ing there -Stato | Teapolis noon, while play will start tô- miputes after a stru The first | LE th veloped nnet.- F be was CH trophy, play: for Toiputes, by Selv gle of fall : eétens + ie sai = Chémpionsfip.teprégen fre Min | ous agility a, who di forty-fiv a.make \u201cwm ning, which :in- evening.md wil dégin ting the pair gressive, 7, and was al splayed marv no api acct prt now: | 7 on Wednesday minutes, th er an totermiaston the a : or lite.Chicago, July, i, Bard work Droviet resumed on of oo ~ \u201cthe silver Jus 1m.\u2014Chies à ue siderably previously Bede work.Tb : Deookiyn a caphy se Lan capture arsumed reaken Selva, | STidently con À re Sh rates Cru, play for Thich.Be and strength beng veb el i for thst \u201creason, Here: rot Longue, Congross of the Teva that Ba as presently mien {Kingston ie iy was \u201cgent a.the: FLA serves\u2019 teams a 3 te \u2018touch the\" mat, b Selva! 6 agal n it od i of to.th R \u201cYork Wi rth-Wostérn epresent-\" out-of\" the ust as ldèrs woul She lended in car of onde the bone wing or I - and the hour! orc rvosifions - os Ser he squirm: | ! \u201cin enclosed : pes * 3 on March | ~ nning by haf a; ticipated, | Seiva_ vas Muipas steured Éler am Bait o ; ; 4 4 hod hea -mostoh.'s sh d abeld which t contri newspa) da nti.; nd Fin] : Each oulders ge, and tr bute to the lo per cutting ared to em Tune %; and Se vlayeon on.the 3 4 4 Bach secured one ar the mat.\u201cforced ongat nat ve and b er the United = that with Sathana | Serva\u2019: e place to- and th toed ions.ro-| Circuito nitéd\u201dS v the Cup: on.Satu 1 \u201ctemm to\u201c: s work night a © final bo + line sce when ne bave.mye ri us route: of Ki States Te The .attitpde pile will tarder, They.hora I : ectentific Tan ih ari Riverside by ny cenit.All ings 2\".: 7 ; Par govérnment; es quite unwo e boun-} to.evads this, it is all and \u2018Cage | - Patriation, @6.1 k: with rega.tip the first Fate PHY pri that of his op clever and it was of your: rthy Ê e\u201cthe v eged, in order \u20ac \u201cth t .rd to: the: r'8 gr \u2014 pponent.| Fon pn TY i STR To SEALE FERIA AUSTRALIANS = 3 A un ; os T] = Uk lers to Day #2 to ghish and.German rid Tama States pe go had she am: | 5 pa od gate 'p day and b Pico a be 03 the © ones = 21 - VS, DERBY \u2018ould Mr.Be territory.o en- States m being harsh, | ; oF for\u2019 the Y.i the team nds at 6.90 \u201cLondon, Ja hy subjected te sa Belt fost, for \u2018in Lo found Scie wrote to i, he Tat Braz, I.IEC ow San be pick- 38 against - oy JF Australian séytody di States?\u201d I were he er Be that wh oman\u2019s husband Went JS \u201cJoa NV; Yocdman, B.| wicke ould only.rep their fret annee | y else have te If not, Le She tes when he passed the dE at he 3 PS 5 Moses, J! Hotties Ti; ts, y ith \u201c nine, { : 0 \u2018submit t oi id to rend t gato © cago G.Wi i D \u201ci chaman, E, ngs-| ° our 0 h P to n she was, \u201c© 11liams, J Hellibgaw: \u2018Biron, |.\u2018 - \\ ; i w found her 0 her destination, 8s showed \u2018Cleveland P.Stubbs ce | Mea ILL VS, WEST ER awaiting her.it Fe : Ta | a the tener meth mounT | us ; F a.e : no - } 3 bevy Peer the \u2018had, been pee ver | 50 vont ; ee % raie oust made se match on - : \u2018an bor er ected: ai 4 a détenu turdey West- ET it pe coms a (se se as mr | ge, rin Boar RE ae \u2018were .\u20ac | that the © Bens: a good à ay, \u201cJui r the, Clab 5 F the fin rkey L.1 alth \"com ught by \u2018Cañadi \u2018ess | handlin, e \u2018Mohtreals on, \u201cThey fram tor.[SU fed oy 7 - The.elec! Season\u2019 \u2018pois, its Richa MoGiTE, ra score of er ©) contrite United =i felt: oar | and endeayor an: oe Unie \\ any.aor they can\u201d a want Vs copenire pa 8.25 foliage: : Slection of, prod Tho scores nu os C.unt, e light and ho 2 and ihe, Tet ud horde A éhorities say e United Gibson, ' {addition sion to.their em, even\u201d wi 6 Secreta vipe-commod ore, R ; res were: e chiet scorers.19), ope t ore à > th 1 the Éwo'such \u2018strength thout | #- tary, J.ore, S Jo- eve to say that ye world.them \u2018the \u2018has \u2018teen sor Inte Montredl \u201ceatohi fg pe eam against Ca: \u2018tried Then \u2018abd the tee B.Tollows: SI odoré, Jom \u201cLowe, Iu M Mayets, WESTMOUNT ; p oe sha ttered.y ideal has been ol city.yesterday,\u2019 aa ert ary who for the pote hand, pitale; may.tirn ccoams ro lark; on of races sasurer, | 23 8.Goan, > b.s Baber .: of this\u2019 0 ; 6 fof all 1 exectitive is the commit Roy: \u2018prés ent of mit-\"| R, ten, am.0er ue 8 this {am one of those to].{ Jus view: | fof a1 the question utlve to the very tue | Frese see, 3A.Ghletyne: br réception | RS Shami © Richards, b Hu\".3 : re.\u2018Were han few\u2019 3 f ohtreal with e; \u2018sai that he : walls ecision Dt- prefession nee.and | It w ttee, Cu Coyne; presid hop D.ets; ru db Babér - ee +.3 é relati penly b wi more at] % y 10\u2014The sé 7 j Lked to staÿ-h regret, and \u2018woul Jott in the \u2018and \u201cNation: the Shañmré alsm\u201d And fogattas.decided | tc T.Verner.ent of .Wiles, mOut Le 2e ac en an 3 1 a, bat er ee your Fieve in frog tures to the\u2019 emmitied 5 ap polis well trested hat aroul Tad elev matter ane A ale It they ci, Gorn a ti Jo organize the annual | A ire mr wn r that such.untry-and \u201cWorks ount of Le st his ow would-have D s0 by thi n ail, \u2018and\u2019 Fin eee formatio to obta; An + rkey,.b pn Teena 0 \u2018defini ladédüily-on occurren nd 3 extensions or water.Speakin 1 interests.ave been cons 2 Shamrocks probabil taycon the | *! lon is -bêre in supplen yachtsmen Kind] Baber Lo pase diy on gu bocce 231 2m free Corner conn Lee, cn ai be to id to ti 3 ier wo Vine SEL ed evden.| seerasy, EE en |B Stl TILL -mmcli to be denied ion: \u2018of ture havin ommittee of x the.put 6 himself rece t the sum Was | 35 Goticernéd.\u2018end\u2019 as far 2nd thers\u2019 tha or F2?afchand, V di iL, not out .nl ve oe 9 ; Te » | a Toe Se Tp | HE re Bol bE al Th | tue evoLuTio BB wd ; va 8 ; n taki uti satis.SL un 5 ; ile Tiger Bi © goverment; joe Ser fis 56: des ei ore\u201d theater ised Captain.Gore | w on or Hocxy, AT HS: vee om 5 = TT à : 3 1 jou \u2018could su Fae MA.nd » the e have \u2014 \"otal + 2.00 pe ae eo 1 endo not at will ; \u2018criticism of Fééelvel th eee de sae - will: h fs the - resid 8) come a liste contuse « folowing ten Æ.c.Hi, b Meg.© or erveseren Th : ny \u2018scene as t ; r.Clarke, th ent, ET 1 appears.e confused hé: writer chant ©.Kis Gough He Vi hat leg .play.a \"the manager, and uf ag if he 4nd\u2019 has be- Ww.g, ¢ Cor Se oe cent, oh nd s, t were \u201csom C.B bin ve oe dted\u2019 NY et ; Mr._Degotiatio atm] others e\u201crefert etim A.Jaber; b .b Tra .2 saywhers 9 Ia will \u2018neve a Kreitenef.> ms: :w A 5 Be set is not.ears to repeat | E.B.Wood, ¢ Gough .vers oven 12 on Hf Tr ; détes of : hock writer © what h I.Richard Glanville, Las \"4 defection: ey onfesse: e is \u2018AR.s, D» TT \u201cAs I Player, a fairly that he F: \u20ac Oublstred, Baies D : B Tracers \"gt Nave io Say de shun y palpable | L.ine fo, Dour.1 | fain om ty Te Re pe on [BB pln ont, v Gough 117 3 | ditt us have ae evident.Le ot 1 a, oan, van SER ° r - À ve ee as veuves 7, hey are: Geter or mms hy | 7 PT LL firs et their sine dia viatove otal 13 \u2018Joh ï \u2019 coun as-t Aa ever 3 b 2 th = be or al professioi {back must pre on coring a hen 83, 5 Ea Soon ; (5 Grand, of to-Gar's | game I \u201cthe eigh tn : the: time.lonal Yack enough Ip thets \u201cming & eat, ary 28 HIGMWA | tava, a Titan ee fe ant Ber \u2018was the programine à \u201cpete or Tem pari (to MAN'S MISTAKE.i i y ere SET ger ant Shmipy OS ir Love Sos arte few die Istiacdy that : Paths, June ndon \u2018Globe.\u2019 samp} : 08,0007 T.Ward, Me |.grounds: ace, and.a distärban + en ai ky: fore felt for é 20\u2014No ER pint ei vie des fakes trom G8 ah Tou who.ere ka sadly He cif Shure venture the young No sympathy cn be HER MST a PEs | took six policemen noms plats, nd 1 Jom ints carry betore th, Catal of the police : recently t ose misad- [SBAN 23,698, aléctrical 3481, | ooh \u201cdoter to.keëp- ate, «pdit : \u201cthelr all befoi hers D an ce and o the kn WANT OF D POR al v | patice 8 bail was \u2018them in { Hon opponéiits, re them\u2019 would \u201cout public.W owledge hy stat Headquarter accepted from: check.\u2018woul \u201cwas.could \"tH and the af by laying vard, tying and littl alking alon; : ; on.Kissi s.On the each ut - ae hey colle simple gues: he: cane e-frequented 8 {tar the nger and O'Br way to the | This was © - coût ot 8, FRA reticle \u201cdu cross\u2019 a wi Moule- = 4 Kigat patrol \u2018Waggon an fen shook - | friendly 1 done by calli ot Yiein ono Bein ngled fro oman, whose 1s nger had biden a called it\u2018 ; cams and th ng In og tiem.b g a thief b m her for the Bronchoe, = ad Ei Fl a Alexander, Hoey, : .the aim sectred, pei Ro by profention ead pga : 6 énasés Citside der,\u2019 halt; A 5 pe hing.ds) 4 [\u201cetatchi me yo rtunity k \u2018wild 3 - left, ÈS a lurday, an A8, ing it.your > 0 ger : ton sent.Burrel Nésowortiy\u201d \u201caeûte Crawley, Mot ime\u2019 sport.It 4 {hess do you i os it qui he : said = ought 5 Burrell I tb pt Juste tT ar pe\u201d for 2 leit : a £ + hockey à he words than it quietly or I shall qe var 8.seems tw re toni ru aie, fake Ta = eile, Ry fe, bu ght 4 Shite te\u201d een the eyes be received a | he suid fo the gra ho fad the \u201cRe- We loo! upon tt ing fi | Etound, and, before sent\u201d him to ects eu ii tre stan A \u2018chased the4 ol Sie to Te cock-Aghtin that pln ae Pros he got 2 ke could over 4 Sng fo 3 an: e stam ng in or t 9 T Mdenly towa Je LS saved out y the potion paoke \u201che lower part of the jaw that : - obkey- teani: are But seven police.at of taken befoi face.When and to, mest anof] men 1a ai hej olice he 1 re the Com et cer leh assa earned that missary A tt \u201cGE, a iled was the wi Lhe woman be 5 ee fessional ell-known J H hospi wrestler ulia, a, tate tal he will at local fairs.pro upon the wro have time to raed.tected femal ng of attackin i metho e, es sn un ï ence - are = when het Be EL wr .and 27,4 eu - a (=) of & Pate eee by the Fidelity Trust Company, the Girard Trust Company and Messrs.Sailer & Stevenson, MR.H.T.EGONGA OE.Harry Thompson Higginbotham; at his Trespay, Jury 11, 1903 it retrait mu ce x THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS £30,000,000 Imperial Japanese Government 4% Sterling Loan, (SECOND SERIES) DUE JULY 10, 1926.\u2018 « il OPTION TO THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT TO REDEEM ALL OR ANY PART ON OR AFTER JULY 10, 1910, UPON GIVING SIX MONTHS NOTICE.sert RED BY A CHARGE ON THE TOBACCO MONOPOLY REVENUES OF THE EMPIRE, AS STATED BELOW, \u201cpp UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF IMPERIAL ORD: N ANCES, NUMBERS 194 AND 195 OF HIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR, BOTH PROMULGATED JULY 8, 1905.coupon Bearer Bonds in the Denominations of £20, £100 and £200.\u201cEM ANNUAL INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY 10TH AND JULY 10TH, AT THE OFFICE \u201cTHE YOKOHAMA - SPECIE BANK, LTD, IN LONDON, AND AT ITS AGENCY IN NEW YORK, AND THROUGH THE DEUTSCH-ASIATISCHE BANK, BERLIN.PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN LONDON IN STERLING, IN NEW YORK IN UNITED STATES GOLD DOLLARS AT THE FIXED EXCHANGE OF $4.87 PER POSND STERLING AND IN GERMANY IN REICHSMARKS AT THE FIXED EXCHANGE OF MKS.20.45 PER POUND STERLING.Parr\u2019s Bank, Ltd., the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and the Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., are authorized by the I mperial Japanese Government to tssue the above £30, 000,000 Bonds.Of this amount £10,000,000 is being offered for public subscription in London by the above-mentioned banks, 4 Under the authority of the Imperial Japanese Government £10,000,000 of this loan have been taken by Messrs, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and under the same authority #£10,000,000 of this loan have been taken and are being issued in Germany by the Bank fur Handel £ Industrie, Berlin; Bayrische Hypotheken and Wechselbank, Munich; Messrs.Born & Busse, Messrs.Delbrueck, Leo & Co., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Bank, National Bank fur Deutschland, Berlin; Norddeutsche Bank in Hamburg, Hamburg ; Messrs.Sol.Oppenheim, Jr.& Co., Cologne; A.Schaaffhausencher Bankverein, Berlin; Mr.Jacob S.H.Stern, Frankfurt o-M, and Messrs.M.M, Warburg & Co., Hamburg.Subscriptions will also be received by appointed agents in Austria-Hungary, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland.; THE LONDON 1SSUING BANKS MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS IN\u2019 THEIR PROSPECTUS, WHICH HAS BEEN APPROVED BY KOREKIYO TAKAHBASHI, EsQ., VICE- GOVERNOR OF THE BANK OF JAPAN, THE DULY: AUTHORIZED SPECIAL FINANCIAL COMNISSIONER or THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE \u201cGOVERNMENT: - - \u2018This loan is repayable at par, July 10; 1925, but the Imperial Japahese Government reserves the right to redder at par all or any of the bonds on ér at any.\u2018time after July 10, 1910, -on giving six months rovious notice.Partia redemption to be effected by\u2019 drawings, in: the usual manner, at the office - \u2018of the Yokohama e Bank, Ltd., don, and the New York Agency of the same bank, and in Germany at: such agency or agencies-as the Yokohama \"Spey Bank Limited shall: determine under the instructions of the Impérial \u201cJapanese Government.The Loan is secured revenues of the Imperial Japanese Government: Tobacco Monopoly and: subject only to-the- charge în- favor of \u2018the, prior loan of £30,000,000.\u201cThe Imperial \u2018Japanese: Government \u2018has the exclusive right: fo control the cultivation a; production of the leaf, and to purchase, .import, manufacture and sell tobacco.It thus.\u2018possesses the entire \u2018morépo of the tobaceo trade within -the.limits Sf the Japanese pire: The estimated met revenge fOr \u2018the fis year 1905-06 irom this sonree- ies Sis \u2018en, wich.at the exchange: ot.two shillings \u2018and haltpenny Por Yen is equal to 23,2 7,706 184.jsd.\u2018he actual I receipts { for the first auar very ter have prove satisfactory.\u201d REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, THE UNDERSIGNED ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE IMPERIAL PA B | ; DAIRY PRODUOH EXPORTS, pee \u201cIT both as to principal and interest by a: charge, limited to £30,000,000 \u2018and \u2018the interest theréon, upon\" the sannual neh do COMM ERCIAL, TORONTO MARKETS MANITOBA WHBAT EASIER, ONTARIO FLOUR DULL, BUT STEADY, NO DEMAND FOR RYE.Toronto, Ont, July 11.\u2014Wheat\u2014Ontario quiet; 96c to 98c for No.2 red and white, and \u201878c \u2018to -80c for goose outside.\u2018Manitoba easier; No.1 northern at $1.11; No.2 northern, $1.08; No.3 northern, at 92c, lake ports.Flour\u2014Ontarid dull; 90 percent patents are quoted at $4.20 to $4.30, buyers\u2019 sacks east and west, 15: to 20c more for choice.Manitoba, first patents, $5.30 to $5.60; second patents, $5.00 to $5.30, and bakers, $4.90 to \u2018$5.10.Mill Fesd, dul; $17.50 to $18.Manitoba bran, $17; shorts, $19, at To- TOLto and equal points, Oats\u2014Sales of No.2 north.are reprried at 47c, the general market being quoted at 45c to 466 out.ide, Barley\u2014i6c to 48c according to quality outside.Rye, no demand, tbc outside.Corn, Canadian, 5ic to 55c, Chatham freights;- American unchanged, Gftée for No, 2 yellow, and 6c for No.3 yellow, at lake and rail freights.Peas, Tlc to T2 for No.2 west and east, 76¢ for milling, Rolled Oats\u2014$5 for care of barrels on track here and $4.75 for cars of bags, 25¢ more for broken lots here and 40c outside.er \u2014\u2014\u2014 bran, $12; shorts, firm, A GREAT COPPER CAMP NICOLA RAILWAY WILL OPEN EXTENSIVE MINERAL AREA, ve Juy 11.\u2014Now that the Ni- y is being constructed Easte Cenadians and Americans who have put capital into the mining camps in that re- glon are looking.for returns, The Aspen rove Copper Camp has long been waiting Vancouver, cola Railwa | for the steel to afford.it a means ot outlet for its ore.The history of reads like a fary tale.c E.\u201cShen (Grove North Dakota farmer, came there in \u20181889 with a rough\u2019 sketch of part of the topography of the camp, which he said was given him by an old prospector who dled at his ranch in North Dakota.In return for the.farmer\u2019s kindness in soothing the ast days of a dying man he was told of extensive copper- outeroppings which were galocated.After weeks of search Mr.Hi midt found What 1s now known as the ig \u2018Sioux Claim He also.located the rich cupriférous ores.ot camp spread, and.in 1900 and\u2019 1901, prospectors flocked in and man; the camp until this day.y stayed ite To \u2018Liveriol ve To Glasgow 0 London (MOST WOMEN WORKERS \u2018THINK It | though 268! that of men; \u201cthe \u2018scale of payment is OF LINEN linen are most necessary to the wardrobe for by donning one of these over a simple linen frock.the wearer at once becomes most smartly gowned.lt you doubt.it, observe how she will be watched by others of -her sex, and how cautiousiy seanned from all poesible points of view.It is an easy way to give one\u2019s summer outfit a piece de resistance; all it reauy means is a yard of linen, five lace points, and enough of lnce insertion for the coat and sleeve borders.\u2018Lhe points are n- serted at centre back, from.neck down, on each front from shoulder down; and on the outer part of the sleeve; upward from border.lf the lacé js heavy enough, and the designs closely connected, the finishing vdge next to the linen can be cut away and the edge of the design applied to the linen instead.\u2018This mvoives entirely-of late.are expénsive-at the off set, \u2018but in she long run prove their vaine.One of to-day\u2019s illustrations shows, à boi- much-fmore trouble and time, but the\u2019 result more than repays the éftort.Coats.AND LACE.Separate jaunty little coats of lace and : ero of baby Irish lace and linen with superb Irish crochet lace all along the border, daisy like medallions danghng from the square front corners.The other little coat is also of lace and linen, but would look equally chic in mobair or white pongee, with a slightly heavier lace inset.\u2018The half-length coats embroidered in a very fine linen guimpe, that 1s very hard t¢ find in this country, are very fetching; as are the box coats with fronts that are \u2018one-third a circle, and ripple from a little below the shoulder.A coat of this aerder trimmed with three stitched bands, and a skirt of the same material, in walking length, {rimmed to correspond, will :be found useful on many an informal occasion.The summer days can never pass, \u201cwithout some outdoor gathering that\u2019 requires a sensible dress; in the mountains Jong \u2018walks with a prospective picnie at some camp or waterfall, and the sea, with elambakes.or.crabbing iñ the ihlets near thé sourd, ail such, expeditions demand a suitable costume that Jaundering can renovate.FEMALE LABOR I~ ENGLAND «0 Te OCCUPATION AS'A- i ben repeatedly ts wonièn's work is quite qual $0 1368 uch: Tower, owing, to the-prejudice which |\u2019 JAPANESE GOVERNMENT TO ISSUE THE ABOVE LOAN AND HEREBY OFFER FOR PUBLIC | 3 A SUBSCRIPTION £10,000,000 OF THE ABOVE BONDS AT THE PRICE of 87% PER CENT.| AND ACCRUED INTERES, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE USAGE, WHICH PROXIMATE PARITY OF THE LONDON ISSUE PRICE, : The subscription list will be.opened at 10 A.M: on July is, 1005, and wil\u2019 \u2018be: closed on.1 betore July 17, 1905.The undersigned reserve to Shemselves the right te close the subsorip- NEW YORK FUNDS PER £100 BOND.If no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned à ir fill, and it only a be allotted, the balance\u2019 of.the deposit will\u2019 be: ap we the amount due balance remains, such balance will be returned.: payments liable to forfeiture, = 4e a i The rate of exchange fixed by \u201cthe mperial Japanese\u201d Government \u2018at hich prineip and interes the bonds arepayabie in New ¥arkis $4.87.per pound sterling, at which rate the New York issue of 87 5-8 percent.and accrued interest, $5 per pound sterling according to-the- C Exchange, is the a = proximate equivalent of the 1.ndon \u201cissuer price of be made in New: tk funds as follows: : i On August 3, 1905 \u2018On October 46, 1985, Temporary certificates to.bearer willbe a endorsed, upon payment of final instalment: A.coupon will be attached to the temporary certificates.n° Payment in fall may.be made on August percent per.sanum.J The bonds wil be: delivered yt sable so.oy th of 1 dy ti : Trust Company, Messrs.Kidder, Peabolly & Ce.and Messrs: Lee; Higginson \u2018 æ Co, Boston; Philadelphia; by the Hlinois Trust and-Savings Bank and the Merchants\u2019 Loan &£ Trust Company; Chicago; by Messrs.Francis Bio, & Co., and Méssrs, A.@ Edwards & Sons, St.Louis; and by the Wells Fargo Nevada : Ltd, San Françisce.Es tive Wholesale \u201cSociety, street.Previous \u2018to.that.He was.ens The death eath took place last night of Mr.gaged at.Ica.William Ware & Son + ees 2 pUpion avenue.Ihe de \u201cTE ve ; § who cen in ailing: ea) : tg + for the past two years, was the \u2018eldest | Florérice.RE \u201c granddaughter of.ins?sa of Mr.Granby Higginbotham, -of Dyde, \u2018at one time : A-D.C: to he : Yetta, Ireland, - He.was born on\u2019 \u2018Peg.1 ( Mr.: 1868, and had been\u2019 in this country tor.|a\u2019 4 Number\u2019 of vears, -being.at thé .of his death chief clerks a the Co: ÿ iven, 655 special\u2019 complaints, ! ae 765.animals destroyed, : ; Forces ordered off work, ha r À port + ncon.; Diamond Dyes in a ove ond [adventurers and: speculators (who low.{nothing about the chemistry \u2018of lors) i 5 go fhto the.putting Ri tort F disappointments.| 1 ds; | Diamond Dyes.- fa y 08a 1903 .50.28% 30.1655 60; period, \u2018STOCK.SHIPMENTS, \u201cFhe shipments 0f lve stock \u201cfro \u201cMontreal : for, sek \u201cendii, gion, Ont, July 10-Another.bi£ \u2018per, day, and no water.The well is situate é& \u2018où\u2019 the \u2018fifth concession, lot T, three: miles From Léemington ; oh \u2018State Superintendent, of oll: \u201cthe Spier \u2018Educational ideals wa sidered 2 feature of the convention pro- | a | fast and.brilliant\u2019 colors are wanted.\u2018Not ssible \u2018When yeu.86 | Diamond.Dyes oil \u2018gusher was, struck\u2019 near here.to-day\u2026 at.the 5 This \u2018is\u2018\u2019oue of the \u2018best wells yet | nL \u2018struck, flowing at least.500 barrels of off Jin\" paying: à dollar 1e dors oa 4.stealing cease.e:doñe an ds Ÿ ceded: = still exists in\u2019 the minds of men against HA thé\"en éroadhment-oË Woinen in the labor | i market and te thie \u2018competition song \u20ac Women \u201cthemse on account of the 300 éver-increasing number who.are: forced to 11,581 | earn {heir own Tivelitiood, As & matter of fact, however, says.4 : writer: in the London-\u2018 Express\" commenting on \u201c Feuiale labor in:England,\" except in rare ctses, women's work is not equal \"to \u201cthat of men, nob.hécause they.not\u201d equally capable of doing it.or do] | not uhderstand it, but bécduse very few e \u2018women ean be induced to take their work : serioudly, and will not dexoté the time necessary to.perfecting themselves in \u2018it until \u20ac \u2018too later If they: enter the ranks of \u2018workers as girls, they do so in nine 7.to dress op until such time ar \u2018shall be married, Consequently, rk in their eyes \u2018is sitaply à stop ok instead: of: starting vith such ideas; ] as.her work, whatever: it ma; en à the firm \u2018determination tol et to ine.variably.succeeds in lifting Terself cut of the ruck and gaining some definite \u2018posi- |: | tion and prospects; even if she never attains dny very great height, {But to do Éhis- it is necessary.at alt times to put the.work.before outside interests and | personal wishes.Women cannot as a rule \u2018stand being | hauled \u201cpv ver the coald® if they make | mines: \"Phey dre: still rather apt, toi \u2018be.imbued with the notion that w 1 ever they do must be right.because they | k are \u201cWomen; \u2018and tha t men have Ro right} H.igh pre The City Hall, sions.will be\" \u2018held to-motrow, W: \u201cThe visitors were \u2018The address of Mr.gramme.Superintendent Stetson * \u2018said, op | 2, parti \u2018à better day.bas dawied, the new education vi come.in its.own.\u2018will be \u201cscrupulous Tor.a dollar's \u2018worth to the end that Justice | may | Then the communit n changes are made, the elementary school will: once more \u201chave : ok ; fa-charice i be a & common soho], : and : ; 0- {will not- wi ©.wofl Ml | ra thi Kind ved when Brigh 205.|i zo institutions.Fhe Fetntiqu S$\u201d on ig Nie avork of a.sec : d'au vif devote itself to\u201d (te te\u2019 point out: their: Aeficlencies.| than women.Sistéd 1 that- ais | casts\u2019 att of \u2018ten simply to earn sufficient.soonèr or latér, she im i day and Thursday, was filled with mem- | | bers.and .citizens.: 4 welcomed by Mayor Jas; regulate the Bowen, Purely Vegetabla, For.this retson men are-inuch easier to work with - -if you say to a mau, \u2018UO -you silly ass, whatever did you do that for?he , smiles, placidly anfl takes:it in .\u201cBut tell a woman that she made & fool of herself and Jou make hai Ber \u2018Your \u2018enemy for: Ma count of the fact-that they-feel the nervous strain far \u2018more than men do, and are apt to fail just at the point where tetipered,\u2019 a \u2018about ag\" pleasant to approach as a porcupine or a hedgehog, it- \u2018he generally lasts out.A woman stffers | more severely.RB Detail and routine werk is generally bored by trifles and do not Jose patience, One \"reason \u201cwhich is often\u201d brougnt \u2018against \u2018women \u2018as detrimental to the value of their work is that they are subject to small ailments, which renders their work uncertain\u2019 and their cttend- ance irregular, \u2018There is no doubt that a great cause of it \u2018is the fact that they\" Will try-tô' save on their food.No cne \\ was ever yet laiown to do good work on a dist of buns, and tea or sweets and fatal habit and adopt more: \u2018commonsense rules they \u2018quence.\u2019 5 si DAILY TABLE.HINT, AS Canned Peas -\u2014Bhell thé pess.ind lay: -in cold sal water for fifteen iinutes, -Drain \u2018and\u2019.pit on \u2018 the fire \u2018in salted water and-boil until tender, \u2018but: rot \u2018broken.- Drain -earefully returning, the liquid to \u2018the fire.Pack the peas in heated fruit jars, being sure that the tops and rubbers sre m- good Bring the liquid to a hard boil, fill the fat: cans to- overflowing with\u2019 this and * geal immediately.iv String beans catl-be put up in the \u2018same e Way.; heir scholastic \u2018training.- \u2018he cellege will recover from its.elec trie spasms, and will continue to be # centre of culture.The university : will be reserved \u2018for those.rare souls wha of J are capable + of giving.the world \u2018its \u2018win- on 3! nowed wi IH will be.Settled that a school \u2018which | \u2018does not develop &- reverence.for.the divine, devotion to duty, Jove.of- hu- vention, |.manity and desire.to_live Fighteously is resident, \u2018of , ee ue -Conn.À where the principal ses- |.\u2018edires- \u2018as :ghastly \u2018in.its.failure \u2018as it Fuatifiable : in n ifs\u2019 paistence/ is un ; SICK HEADAGHE Positively sured id these Li SMALL PLL.SMALL BOSE.SWLLPMGE \u201c Genuine Must Bear: = ; women are \u2018not capable of um- \u2014 dertaking responsible work, partiy\u2018én.ac- .-.- it.iggmost, o Ssgential Ahgt they should keep \u201cA man ünder thé samé cir- Sumatances.is generally.unbearably 0 carried out better: by women than by men because the former are not «o easily.- condition: ther, to de.well the work.to whictf they set their hands -and develop \u2018a de- | termination to «continue by themselves t \u201c | peste and until \u2018woman: abandon.this\u2019 vo van suffer in conse.\u2018 .ce vj metas.a cad pe re th 5 Vay Rl rN sroIGR \u201caol \u201c2 xl don diet das decide La x ! \u2018I > ARRAS 1° rR A 6 Che Daily Witness.SUBSCRIPTION RATES.Dally Witness.12 mos.$3.00 Weekly Witness 12mos.1.0 World Wide 12mos 153 Northern Messenger.13 mos.A CLUBBING RATES.\u2019 Two ar three publications to the same address worth only Daily Witness\u2019 aod \u2018orld.WId6 20 a0uor #4 x a b Witness and 'Mossenger .cce pair! *Worid Wide' and \u2018alossenger.'\u2026 5 in .\u2018Weekly Witness\u2019 and \"World Wide'.25) 170 Weekly Witness' and *DLessOngor vec.1.40 Le W echly, \"Wold Wide\u2019 snd \u2018duessonger.A8 LV Hostpaid in each case to Canada, \u2018New- foundiuna, Great britain, United States and its) colonies, \u2018lransvaal, Burbadoes, Bermuda, British Honduras, Ceylan, Gambia, Sarawak, Bahama islands, Zanzivar, Maita, Gibraltar, Hongkong, Cyprus, New Zea- Jadd.For postal union thôse mentioned above, add #.50 for \"Daily Witness,\u201d $1.00 for \u2018Weekly Witness,\u2019 50c.for \u2018Northern Messemge™.The last edition of the \u2018Dally Witness\u2019 is delivered in the city every evening of pub- - Mcption at $4 per annum, and \u2018World Wide\u2019 at $1.50 per annum.ere While the publishers of the \u2018Witness\u2019 exercise all possible.care in exciuding from ts columns ali financial and other adver- tisemeints of a doubtful of suspicious nature, and in accepting only such as they countries, excepting for postage, must be understood that they.in Do way guarantee these adverusements, and must leave their readers to exercise their own discretion in the way -of putting faith in Chem.mere All business communications should be ad» © dressed \u2018John Dougall & Son.\u2019 \u2018Witnéss' \u2018Office, Montreal.\" AN letters to: * Editor, should be addressed \u201cEditor of | the \u2018Witness,\u2019 Montreal.\u201d \u2018The \u2018Daily Witness\u201d will be mailed to the country, seaside or mountains for twenty- five cents \u2018a month, post-paid.- eer ing: Berlin and \u2018aetiverieg\" a 2 specch a Socialist.demonstration: believe to Le gemuine.and: bona: fide, -1f = great possibilities: of a betfer day.\u201c| combatants \u2014 commissariat, army artifi- \u2018the-j gone their- proportion of horses, guñs, | | ign.: | with \u2018a Montreal derman tn They: here di aki ing it \u201ca recognition: of \u201ctheir political idea struck the\u201d \u201chi Just been: sumiaptislly pi mping the sé reve nouncing, and in two cases\u2014thos2 Sweden with Norway and of Germany with France \u2014 vetoing war, and using against it the new-found weapon of a general strike.The spectacle of a popu- far party in one nation uniting with a party of similar aims in a neighboring\u2019 nation, to avert the peril of war, is cer-; tainly cheering and seems to have in it \u2014_œ à An article by a Russian military \u2018critic, a translation of which - appears in the current number of \u2018the * Journal of the United Service Institution,\u2019 contains some startimg figures \u201cof: \u2018the Russian loss in men in the \u201cManchurian campaign.As the article was written in defence of the Ministry of War-the figures may be\u2019 \u2018accepted as official, - The total strength.\u2018of -the army, including the troops in Manchuria at the breaking out of hostilities and sent there from \u2018that \u2018time till the beginning of May last, was eight hundred thousand men.Of that number, two} hundred thousand are set down as non- cers, hospital attendants, etc.General Linevitch has now -an army of three \u2018hundred -thousand -men, - in round num-| bers, in the fighting line.Thus, it ap pears that- Russia! - 50 has \u2018lost : since\u201d, the\u201d * beginning of the war the\u2019 appalling ni'm- ber of three hundred thousand men in killed, disabled and missing.Five whole\u2019 army, corps, numerically.speaking, bave thus beerr*viped out and with them have \u2018arms, supplies and equipment.Altogether, this represents a loss that + is-im- ot | Would\u2014exercise some .oversignt over their.e Roberts says: we have\u201d already forgotten | 4 are \u2018as \u2018unprepared now- je when \u2018that war.was \u2018entered upon; nembered that Lord Robérts himself has | ES ERT a adn SN SARE T™F rentre is good at three-and-threequarters.The fact that St.Louis is a suburb.of Montreal creates an essentially immoral situation.It\" can borrow: whatever it wants to on the security of a city which has no say in its spending.If the St.Louis people had to look forward to bearing their own burdens they might\u2014we do not say they councillors, and sustain honest mayors\u2019 instead of forcing them out of service.As it is, they view sich administration as we have described, with a light heart, as the worst that can result will be .to bring about the final result so much the sooner.This will go on, as in the case of St.Henri, until the cup \u2018is full \u2018and running over.Then the suburb will knock at the city\u2019s door and ask to be let in with all\u201d her burdens.The | Legislature of the province has recklessly created five and twenty municipalities about Montreal, each to repeat in turn this little joke upon thé city.fe it not possible for the Legislature to wipe.out this gigantic.wrong?-It is.a maxim of daw \u201cthat there is no\u2019 wrong \u201cwithout a remedy; surely the law-making power should be able to find a remedy for a wrong that it bas done.\u2014 NATION Al, DEFENCE.Lord.Roberts has - delivered his mind on the state of Great : ritain\u2019s military defences, - which, he says, \u201care completely inadequate.\"To make \u201cthem so he says the only choice is between - conscription | and universal military: training.Lord ®1 the lesson of the South \u2018African: war and Yet it ig re- \u2018losses enumerated, he blames \u2018 Geñeral | Europathin,.whom he rates\u201d as an offi- : nis: the big.\u201cIt pn le {because none of them | bank: would give: then.Pp \u2018and that \u2018they vere an at the \u2018man who\u201d thy ( their simplicity.For.\u2018these and the\u201c re] more than\u2019 likely success was mimi ! - will\u201d pr be endorsed by Forcien military may say we: have: little \u2018question expensiveness, its \u2018individual iri ly: preferring - the - latter.: : to ; bility aid.lack: E initiative.i.| dred and sixty.VWANTRFAL DAILY WITNESS versal training to national defence?With 280; Alward, E.T., R- C.S., 297; Ander- | thews, E.regard to that we cannot help thinking that, war being what it is\u2014the most unholy and devastating phase of national | life, suspending as it does, as towards the | enemy, every human sentiment\u2014in fact | 2 a damnable thing\u2014it is altogether wrong | for a nation to pass the dire responsibil- lity of it over upon professionals, with the natural sequel of being at times criminal | towards other races and peoples by proxy.We do not see the way, that some inconsequential socialists think they see, to do away with the arbitrament .of force altogether.The logical outcome 1 of: that \u2018would be to let any band of marauders take the reins of our government until some stronger marauders replaced them.There are those who have such faith in divine overruling or in the moral power of submission that they believe that force should never be used aganist buman beings.But the faith of the Quaker is sometimes put to a severe strain, as it was when the slave \u2018hunters were on the track of a fugitive slave woman and her child in Unde -Tom\u2019s cabin.The good Phineas tossed \u2018the villain over a precipice, with the calm remark: \u2018Friend, thee isn\u2019t wanted here.\u2019 then, and we@ld; we are convinced, have had \u2018a like limit with the veriest Doukho- bor- bad the Fenians of 1870 brought rapine into- the \u2018country.Whatevér may be the: abstract right under.large horizons, it would have been, from our limited\u201d point of view, positively -absurd ™ to have.Handed - \u2018our.country\u201d over to à few | hundred pot- -house idlers fdr fault of a few bullets.Assuming national defence to be a necessity,\u201d it seems a more man- iy thing, and-a thing -far less likely to be abused; \u2018to do Lit ourselves than dt done.\u2019 a - Learmonth, \u201cConstance, = °F 308.3 + Leitch; \u201cGe Non-resistance- had its limit With \u2018the reality of Pos |.TOL \u201cbos \u201cSe Ga \u201cpass, À = \u2018Aer numbers - nt itol- {340 1] 16% lie \u2018arterent \u2018names indicate ine L: [marks \u2018won bythe pupil xe- |: \u201cLhe folowing anpreÿsacions : z0dge; 7W.C, = Sa, 321; Lo Ese VCs.en 5 Ep son, À.À.À.Cc.Ottawa, 313; Anderson, Constance, P.T., 234; Anderson, C., 0.°C.1., 258; Anderson, Edythe ;M, GH 8, My 25; Armstrong, J.Ds 10.°C.1, 255; Astrofsky, S., M.H.8, 261; Bacon, T.HOM.HS.315 Baker, F.C., O.C.L, 275; Baker, M: Gladys, G.H.S., M., 304; Balfour, G.S., .Hamilton, 319; Barlow, Fred.L.M |S, 238; Barry, M.J., $.A, 287; Beatty, S., U.C.C., 297; Bell, Robert, :W.À, 188; Bennett, G.A.8.C.S., 259: Bernstein, Minnie, G.H S.M., 319; Bickerdike, C.E, M.H.8, 245; | Bilt à cliffe, Florence, Ww.A., 311; Blackader, Ww.L.O.C.L, 307; Blair, Edith Agnes, G.8S, V, 226 Bloomberg, Harry, M.H.S., 315; Booth, w.P., P.T., 327; Bregent, Edmund, 8.A, 206; Brodie, Cecil, W.A.238; Brooks, Edward, W.A, 285; Bréwn, A.Gladys, -G.H.8, 297; Brown, Ellen :M., G- H.-8.,.M, 232; Brownlee, Hazel, G.H.8, M, \u201c331; neau, S.Herminie; G.H.S., M.351; Bruneau, 1.Helvetia, G.H.S., M, 320; Buchanan, Mildred L, G BH 82 Burchill, G.P., R.-C.S., 260; - Butten- shaw, \"A S., St.\u2018AS , Hi, E.243; Byers, H W, L.A, 275; Cains, Kathleen Stuart, \"TL, 33; ; Cameron, Hu.Ha P.C.L 289; Carey, V ; Va ,T.S ; 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Taylor, Ww.H.,, W.A, 251; Tees, Mu- | viel.P.,.MW.À, 274; Thampeon, J.-B, 8.C.\u2026 282 mn, F.,-M.H.8, 258; Thorne, Oliver, P.C, D.C., 289; Towers, Grace A.C., MG.S., 286; Townsend, C.- 8., K.-C.8, Ws, N.S.245; , A.G.,-U.©: C:, 292;\" Tren- - Holme, - Nellie, W, A, 251; Turner, W.\u201cTH{-0; C.I, 200; Twaddle, Mary, R.H.s.Blea, 1G.H.-S.£317; Tyler, W.G., M.H.S., 318; Von Jur, Q.He 8, 208; Gem- | Poser, CG.H., B.C.8, 299; Wadieigh, L 98,0 EY, a; \u2018Gemmill, J.Ruby, S.C.8.193; Wainwright, E.F.,.05:0.©.L, 208; \u201cGentles, Gi W.MH.S, 20; Watt, Agnes, S, S., M, 203; Guillbault,~ Marie JG.H: 8.[ari: Wall, W.C, B.À.208; Wallace.: 258; ilohrist, Alice Lu; Po T., 210; Bertha, 8.C.S.187; Waugh, Marion lier, D \"a a 270; ge Co Jane, T.I, 25; Webb, H.L,, C.H.S,, RS om Coanacimger, Or, V7 | 280; Weddell, Hose 1, A.H.§, Y, 319; ; - a Leg ar £.: Goidblaté, Alte H, G 8, M; Veieh, Muriel, S.C: 8, 241; Wheeler, : 7.Goldstein, Sylvia] oi Se + GML BM.H.8.939: \u201cWhite Florence A GR.eg, & St: i Fos À |M, RH.8, 246; White, Mary E, G- hfe 'y '.2 + + ; .953.Grahä s.] *0 2 206; So Me 288; \u2018Whitehead, :L.W., M.EE: UC CF.- 8.\u201cH.S.,.M.e M.238; : CH.8.¥.\u2019 988; ., O.BC ME :.305; Wilso is G.H.: M.273; Wood, A.cl H.S; H, 214; ©.> 2 \u2018Hammond, Wood, 1, W+A; 178: \"W esi C 3%: Hannah |S» G.Ho 8, M, 310; Wright, E, M *2 > , \u2018Q- « Harling, Nora, W.| H- 8, 204.A \"220: Her | MOUNT\u2019 ROYAL 8.8.PICNIC.The .Mount.Royal _ Avenue Methodist unday-schoo] held its annual picnic to 6\" Gros Bois on Saturdiy afternoon, {when a \u2018most successful and enjoyable outing was.experienced, The parents and \u201cfriends of the scholars were out in { large nombeérs to enjoy the pleasant \u2018 sail down the river and the cool shady \u2018resorts bénéäth the, great leafy trees ., \u2018which\u2019 give this historical picnic ground its name.A most interesting\u2019 \u2018programme was rûn :offfon thé\u201carrival -of the afternoon - boat : the - - following.being - the prize winners: EE race; 7 to\u2019 9 years\u2014C.Wheaton, .\u2018Deacon, > Hayward.- Girls\u2019.race; 7 to 9 years.\u20141da Simpson, ,- Hilda Watson.\u201cBoys, 10.to 12.years \u2014Frank- \u201csmith, Clyde MeCunn, S.Wheaton.: Girls, -10 to 12 years.\u20141.Kearns, M.Phillips, \u2018G.Brown: Girls, 23 15.\u2014M: Booth, \u2018J.Brown, WIS, M.ard, >1- Boys, 13 to* 15 Standley Locke, Wn.Oxf Jack, Jos.Smith.\u2019 Girls; 16 to: 8: \u2014A.\u201cstaton, L.Cum- mins; R: Clift.\u201d ; \u201cBoys, 19 and \u2018under\u2014Dave Jack, W.se: Mackd B15 Mas, Otto, | me es rive.\u2014T: Booth.\u201d A.i; Maohsiir a dam, Hazel, WA, Staton.- | ann David, & i fotos Stans.me's zace-\u2014D.Jack Chis.> ; = un, \u201cAt the \u2018early age of 21-years, the death décurred of -Miss Zillah C.this morning.ie iss Mr.Wi commercial traveller, o | 16¢ Agnes street, St, Hend Henri.The tan, fanerai will take 30}; \u201cEannenbam, - Lawrence, M: H.S.| > Ce ph qe a : il ANT TIER: or Monet Pr finira a di a a ax THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS | DEAD NOT IDENTIFIED of.wandering and loitering om the \u2014 street, died yesterday.She was arrested A, INFORMATION WANTED REGARD.ét Tuesday.Coroner McMahon dis- | .IN age ; posed o e case vesterdav.It was / £ Goi ING SUPP OSED J.J.LAWLOR.found that death was due to meningitis./ The inguest on the sbody of ths man, Advertisements.supposed to be J.J.Lawlor, who was PROSPECTUSES OF NEW JAPAN- instantly killed on Saturday by a live ESE LOAN.wire belonging to the Light, leat & London, July 10.\u2014The prospectuses of Power Company, and the announcement the new Japanese loan of $150,000 were of whose death appeared in Saturday's issued here to-day by the Parrs Bank, \u2018Witness,\u2019 will probably be held to-day.{ the Hongkong and Shanghai banking The accident occurred in front of Corporation and the Yokohama Specie the residence of Mrs.Marguerite Brodie, Bank.Immense crowds lined the ap- Bank Side, on the Upper Lachine road, proaches to each bank half an hour beat Coteau St.Pierre.One of the young fore the time for issuing the prospec- ludies of the house discovered smoke, tuses.Tuesday, July !1th, 1905 DISTINCTIVE.This store is in a distinct c'ass by itself, and keeping und found that an electrie supply wire, or «ocks constantly fresh is one Te Dad been rk heat |UNITED STATBS POACHERS (+ is frst principles sis me SE S| tr, cia cman \u2014 - , The rer ted Miss CLAIMS TO HAVE LOST pie DR oo \u2014\u2014 us D frogs wey Benet Là Len foe: WORTH OF NETS AN D in F CLEANING, In all its branches is undertaken by our Costumes must be the best wa ube mew ra men shout to examine VER i VALET DEPARTMENT.| and latest of its kind.We othe Sanger.a , oon a Lab he Ont.July 10 \u2014 ooilbert | Qloves Cleaned, Suits, Skirts, Dresses, etc.altered and repaired, with scorn by the pair, one of whom six hundred dollars\u2019 worth of nets and stood by unconcernedly, while the other fish \u2018by depredations by Unit:d States amused himself by kicking the wire.P\u2019re-} poachers.Commissioner Reaume, who sently the latter caught it in his hend.[is in Windsor, states that the continued but no sooner had he done so than he poaching on the shores of Lake St.Clair fell to the ground lifeless.Miss Brodie and the Detroit river, will result in a immediately telephoned to Coroner Me- provincial cruiser being placed in com- Mahon, and called an ambulance \u2018and mission.the Westmount police, as already stated.| \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The body was taken to the morgue.ln THE NOBLEST AMBITION OF LIFE.the man\u2019s clothing were found a memorandum book, on the fly leaf of which Loge Church où Sta ching iron was written \u2018J.J.Lawlor, aged 20° à |} Sam.ii, 30, the Rev.Rural Dear J a silver watch and chain, a folding mirror, king jn the course of his remark, said: a ring, a comb, a knife.a handerchief.|7e honor God is the noblest ambition of a strap dnd some tobacco.\u2018The dead human life.\u2018In\u2019 every sphere of life man man \u2018was dressed as a laborer.He was hag an opportunity of honoring God, and get them out of the way of | m 3 rer ge vas ba .| very large size, being about five er Little girls may be nicelu and econo- nine inches in height,\u201d and in weight |the household.Ee itfal soos than in the coming season's new mically dressed on our third floor bout t hundred d fifty ds.\u2014 about two hundred an y poun \u2018been laxity in t - goods.especially with those Duck and Pique He was, apparently, nearly forty years ily.fii ee sons he government of h om Dresses we've advertised for Wed- of age.He had black hair and his hat selves and \u2018he restrained them not.\u2019 To- nesday at $1.00.and clothes were alo black.day, many kind but unwise parents are The man\u2019s companion, on heing ques- making the same mistake.Weakness tioned by Chief Harrison, could give but and timidity in \u2018dealing with home and hate trash and will not toler- aieit.This advertising tells ot goods that need no fiction Ï to \u201chance their value.| p THE TOILET LAUNDRY CO,, Limited.0 Phone Up 3480, 3481, 3482.290 QUY STREE T The prices are lowered to sell them at a season of the year when nobody is supposed to want much, and to CORDED AND FANCY PIQUE.È CHILDREN'S HEAD WEAR \u2018 little information.He stated that -he [children is not kindness, but little short Regular .30 to .50 | :19 Regular .35, 45, 50, 75, 81.| 25 was out of work, and boarded at 134 of criminality.All around are to be In white, Davy and ent blue, Makes We would like a Children\u2019s Day this \"Manufacturers street.He had merely | found young people.growing up without 2 mice SET suit.I tL Su.ais dress, seek In our plilinery Department! met the other that morning while walk- [parental restraint; children whose lives i - and washes well.mer headwear to fit little heads, and ing on Lachine road.He gave his name are.full of promise are left to indulge as James McGrath.their own whims; to \u2018follow their own Regular prices, .30 to .50 yd.An official of the Light, Heat & Power fancies, and to form a character such vs 1 priced so as to please mothers.Tams WEDNESDAY .19 7d.in serge, leather, duck and -pique: : Baby bonnets and caps in muslin, in Company stated that the circuit: at the [environment and haphazard circum- - \u2019 : .; DRESS GOODS, | 19 lace, in etabroidery.| {time of the accident was carrying 2.200 stances permit.To dévelop true men 6 \"NX.; Values about .40 : - Regular\u201d prices, .35, .45, 50, T5, $i.00 volts, and would certainly be expected and.women; to train up in\u2019 the nurture | nu LIRE un 7 \u2019 : A piece or two billy in some lines -of each, Tito cause instant death to anybody who and\u2019 admonition of the Lord; to discipline : Æ Dress Coogi?; vies.Lao sssortment i \u201cWEDNESDAY, each +.06 00.000 25 came in contact with it.pa fhe utile of lifes fo strength en and d gets down as low us that it\u2019s time ; \u2014m\u2014e en .ortify for fierce an requent tempta- Je à put the price low enough to wipe.it LA HIRTW tions _- Iinmen e st k to be Cleared to Cover È eut alrogether a A\u2019 avn swirTWALST, 18.25.; BOY'S BODY FOUND.all 0) lo chaste and Pari the min an s too \u201cAdvances.Le Te Having decided to close out our entire stock of Oriental Rugs and\u2019 Carpets, We are now offering a, magnificent -assort- _ment.st, prices that, A8 clear them.this month.GREAT REDUCTIONS! in all lines.Choloe Royal Persian Tabriz \u2018Carpets, Rich ) _ Turkey Carpets and Rugs, Elegant Indian Carpets, - Hall Rugs, Cosarian Prayer Rugs, .Persian.Silk Rugs, eto., eto.Le -Call at once and ze à your ¢ hoice.\u2018of the selection\u2014the largest, the best and\u2019 most varied: stock of genuine.hand- made oot, CHALLIBS-Whtta and black Of fiñé quality English.Läwn, tucked The body of Master John A.More.[costsilabor and patience; it cost vital and ALL WOOL VOILE DE PARIS\u2014 in; fancy hem down front, and four 1-inch.house was recovered at Sorel on Satur- vivifying energy; it costs.love's noblest.wide\u2014champagre, fawn and brown.=.Bemetitiched tucke d ae day: Young Morehouse fell overboard.sacrifices; but the cost is trifling when PLAIDS\u201444 inches wide\u2014white - \u2018an.se.sleeve, soft tucked\u201d cuits, Tow collar; | from the steamer \u2018Three\u2019 Rivers on Do- compared with the reward.which- invari- À [hie ge bine and red.stan te dd Te ae expe ee rs vure havine Tele annual exam fheyperenteercepted Gihrthe 9958 | | LE a LL fees : : fA \u2014the.days.ry ATROSS In.tn tva Shades.of ain CW.oc] usin.He- vos .8 = of Mr.J 8.= youth.Let a parants imagine that |.; : \u2018I Morehouse, - and was - years of.age.eat éscape the régponsbititz involv- Reg ; tar Joss a about «40 va Pr: Chapelain, of.Sorel, will conduct; am ed in Hife\u2019s domestiditiés, for hers, if any- I EDS ESDAR \u201c inquest on the body.\u2026 2 [hare this or.pots pod A Whatsoever ) É a man:Sowe ats e al reap FORE, \u2018QUE.The father is \u201cthe.divinely appointed .EMBROIDERED © Regular .35 and .+80,\" nt { White Duck Belts in: a large.ran; ) = GIRLE HITE Pi * styles ahd colorings, Including: the new || - HAS.GONE TO DUCK oly ons, eyelet effect, embrof gered.al the.\u2018Kingston, Ont., \u201cJuly 10.\u2014The Rev.W: priest-,of \u2018 the family, and nowhere is Regular $2.28 value.- - pewest.colorings.\u2018 -= LB.Tucker, PhD.who objected .to -the+ fouñd:a better opportunity of discharging A nice little lot cleared from a manufac.- x WEDNESDAY, cu 1 values.Taction of the stationing - committee of the flife\u2019s sacred duties than in-the home and turer at considerablesadvantage! Sailor : : \u2018Montreal :Methodist Church in moving before: the family .altar.What high sat style, skirt with body attiched, |: : I him from Princess Street Church, in this and Holy, \u2018privileges, coupled with bitter y made and Lr ao ite_braid; neat- 15 |) city, -to- St.Johns, Que., without having .Tegrels, are expressed in.these words: Regular $2.25 valuz: \"8.- ; a-chance to offer his protest, has decid- I said indeed that thy: house, and the WEDNESDAY .Le ed to stand loyal to the church and has house.of thy father, should uld walk bef mes | accepted the appointment.He will not |me, forever; but now.the: Lord poo Be.i Yemove his family; the children will con- it far from me; or them.that honor me | tinue here for educational advantages.|I will\" honor, and they.that: despise me Dr.Tucker says he'was on the first draft, shall De > lightly esteemed\u2019; : JAPANESE Sina BOWLS, Good .20 to ,30 values.is For\u2019 salads; fruit, nuts,\u201d , | green.décoraticns, with dark \u2026 | cles-and figures.sizes, 7, \u20188, n.Good - .20 to .30.values, ; dr SE WEDNESDAY,\" each.SUMMER HOSE.: °° °° \u2018Regular ,20, Ir 400 pairs, Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s change should not occur, +\u201d \u2014_\u2014 i To: PUT WIRES UNDERGROUND, {| \u201c As a result of the- -assuranie \u201cgiven él.+ \"| the mayor to.the deputation of ündet-.so ; +.writers.who discussed, \"with\" him \u2018and\u2019 | certain municipal\u2019 officials last Week, \u2018at Albény, NY, \u201cJuly 10: In ts a \u2018private conferénce, \u201cthe question of te) \u2018bulletin, \u2018which: jé: the reduction of the existing high rates covers'à \u2018period: since \u201cMr:-Sherman, com- for fire insurance, that a by-law would \u2018missioner, took .office, the.New - \"York be \u2018pushed forward ds speedily as - pos-.States; Department of Labors speaks.of, ton Hose, in black ahd tan: -seamleis | HemeTITOHED HANDKENCHIEFS | of stations for his old\" charge, and thata | 2 2 ; : : gs ¢ xhibited in Canada.- © > tot, Soule PS and toes; very e elastic.Pure Irish Linen, ; change was made withoüt any iatimation = Ra ever e bit a C a ; Regular, .20 valde, Ÿ 5 4 inéh* heim,\" \u201cnicely.ce or \u201cany.chance, to show\u201d cause wi hy a All marked | in plain figures, oo ; prising value.WEDNESDAY PE 10, pair - .NL LL M: HICKS & co.1 \u201c 247-249 Notre Dame Street \u2018West, \u2018Old Numbers 1821-1823 Notre Dame Street, ; This store por 25307 August, when it closes at ofclock! ete \\ NE - ; i | sible to \u2018compel all companies having the disastrous eect of Técent'strikes ur- | HAVE YOU TRIED THE MARRIAGE - I) | electric overhead wires in, Montreal to op ls Tabor organizations \u2018 \u2018that.\u2018prosecuted: et 0 ACELICENS ES I ; nroited pre ago «with this biset : \u201cThe, failure of, the strike on the rapid.Lo UNI M A T IG +f JF OHN M, M.DUFF D | was referred \u2018to.the special committee | transi system in New York city,\u2019 says |\" | 107 8t.James Street.So { {on conduits yesterday.The committee the\u2019.department; \u2018resulted in the dis |- Loose Leaf _ Montreal, July 1L, 15 REDreser ul ! 101 = cient, to base a: fair determination.on- as: A.SPOINTED: \u2014 , «.- :\u2026 jconnection with.the department's re- ; alr 1 tse gciation\u2014Jas.Cuttle (president), Chas.fy \"iat effect the elevating of the water | ios ports on other products, but that where! ©.COMMERCIAL Tho following ssaws tas \u2018Cush daim a $a .: \u2018Hof: Lake - Erie would have \u2018on Lake.On-f.- there was the slightest tangible evidence ; \u201cmt : unlisted securities, compiled for the \u2018Wit.\u201cThe following officers\u2019 of \u201cthe Domjn-, oF\" ; ence\u2019 le | The published statement; that ~ Mr; | Te Wes U sted secur en Govmet we th ange ri tad fhe SE Len sham he pet SSE Le aie Ten rire woud | | CHICAGO MARKETS |B oi © no Etes a Colone! erson, \u20ac engineer oi ete.à ; ; em.\u2018| Trunléi, \u2018had been appointed assistant to ublish the 45 Sa in ia tit [A \u2014 \u2019 Marine Department; F.W.Cowie, su- to investigate that part of the probe Mr.Morse, the ae ] imanager-\u2018of \"the publish the results of bi E ves gato ns.Mesars, J.S.Bach Elst.Develp't Co.\u2014 Upening.Closing Perintending gpsineer of the Shin ra \u2018openly and above board, and the People Urand \u201cfrunk Jacitic, i, Side, i ge made that the tobacco figures had been p hone Building; report She closine prices Sock TLL Wu È ; Arthur St.Laurent the Eublic |; \u201cin \u2026 La \u2018could : such assistant has been thought ci, Con od ; ; n Chicago to-day foilows:\u2014\" VONGS 2200 4 81 0 \" Works Department.tT interested in the St.Lawrence\u2019 conld rest eon that at ghe present |manipulated and \u2018the matter would be, : Opening.High: Low.Close.Mex.L & P.Co\u2014 Sy assured that nothing would be done the : looked into.But for the \u201chad Stock .: _ ar Ponte was the fink sper SER von be doiimentl t dot mag | to, the ren Fe me are a TB By BEES Emo UT ES © ion, he said: \u201cOn Behalf of the stigens Pere Voter way.prof Widner 6 thot the atmost will be done that can| The new system of preparing he | Corn.July .66% 57% 55% sey Mode Janeiio Tram, of Montreal I have the \u2018honor fo ve Mr Gear oe ot thy scheme; be done to push -the vast ac for- monthly Sean devised since the Oats, aly 5 Be Sn 3% sto 00 4 ga © eof is ci thank voy +é9Me length on the deals of PICT | ward.\u2018 PS ER -cotton investigation began, was put inte \"Sept.5%; : Lite ent : onc fore doting he Shipping pega and said he supposed the mF Prior js'a question, however, which, force to-day.That report will be made Pork, July Lo 1% ; LR Fu a Bonds cz-00 ee .to Hse \u2018cial interests of the port an opportunity °°Wiine From United inten 20° | though it bas no relation to thus particu public pen Le hat the and Ve Be | ar, My 1 Lots nn.Lu TRS Paso 11 of presenting to its -clai yr.con- | LOVEE : A + Jar matter, is of concern in the -cadtying [retary ieves that the\u2019 steps \u2018taken to s y 2 creuses ees! .ank ., .10 shares ati3t 1 5% Presenting bo : ne ue Dlaims for cor PT me be ora at] out of \u201cthe construstion work iid the safeguard the figures are well nigh per- Short ops,\u201d Jy / 1.2 5 in Junk ea + « 10 shares at 131 186-121 fone vratermas of anv orks which the largest.ee Grund Trunk Pacife,, There s pst much fect.Chet 100 BODE 2 2 TBE Lune al Ts 15 gL Lo.Jee > une e grea kes.Mr.Gear\u2014\"Fhe large ports on the south ; 3 esent ac 3 _ LEE _ ; mr et su.1 Des ue ; .poh of Seba us Lo ous hee ge of Lake kyle woud be herons sin ody 1p urn th mk vod pupil; THE (GROWING TINE, THE WHEAT MARKET.|g 5 \" ' te On Ego would derive the benefit?\u2019 , ._.I'he in a few weeks\u2014there will be diti-j =~ 7.\u2014\u2014 que en .\u2026 Stock \u2026 6 een = 39\u2019 sen rene And Quebec srl have given * Prof.Wisner\u2014Probably s0,-büt.:W@/ culty in securing sufficient navy labor to|C; P.R.REPORT WILL SHOT A| CHICAGO WHEAT ABOUT STEADY] Bonds .oo «vee % bid \"take a real Harbor s.|hope:to see Canada-\u20147\u2014. ii * TE 4 LONDON: WOOL \u2018SALES.* -° d'wtiting, ähd,appoln és à special rat \u2014 {= DATHING.BUITS, Navy,-.Seat- = Detroit\u201475 at 94, ni at $4; Bat 95%, 164 Co ad Ceci - 1\" London\" \u201cJuif Y0\u2014Thé vitétinge at \u2018the | Cominittee, -the chaïrmeh { Lar: | WANTED, FOR\u2019 pe PROTESTANT ss trlistneü,-50e té 32.00; also Fan- 2 \u201c ; 43 a 53%, 5 at 3K, 125° LA: EARN E.\u201cwool sales\u2019 to-day amodntsd fo 13,300 Bales, viere); Alt: \u2018Bastien, and \"Ald, X.La | Schools -01 Kasi Templeton, four qualnej | et, a Jorge varie \u201cFancy.Cotton 5 wo Wig at 93%, Bat 3 Ta at su.| : : : Affieficane bought fine merinos largely, pointe, who will meet the\u2019 company\u2019s Lagonere on on, Ir of September AR ; Stockings \u2018For the ay.\u2018Twenty per- .and also -a- good.supply: of New South + i Steg ; Power% at 913, 75 at 91.alin Sad Now Gentany ight Erenay cos.ebrcrentatives on Thuredas and dis.piioutions to be dies batare he Ith inst pum, CLARK \u20188, : Room.Ome, Iron\u201450 at 23%, 150 at 23%, 375 at en m as Railways and na sient < hyo breds.They also secured eeveral parcels Coy the ter further with thems 1.SEAUCHAME \u2018Sectetary=Trenetref, = Bt.Jumes street, | _ EE TS CN A py repos ry oon.of super greasy Victor, and 4 few of the ENGINEER'S SUBDEN PRAT oo sone de Lam, Que, Jus da, 0 For SALE, KINDLING vous \u2014 Havane, 2 FA =, 25 at 70, : ending .July.7, 1906 5.3 AEE per | finest.Tasmania combings at 1s 4d, .The] w A NTED, FOUR PROTESTANT seroon | cuttings \u2018make \"the chon Con BB SLL 4 Hig: gain, $389, sales will be closed on Saturday, July 15.The very smdden death of Mt.Taaje WANTED: rlemerdcy Biplane, | kang wooly © défivered within\u2019 Jity Havana\u201450.at 16.1 we | Followltig are\u2019 ib-day's sales in.detail: Schofield, a C.P.R.lodomotive engineer, | _ for Township of \"Acundel, Whe, Reply, | due Se fs.per sond.Call: up Phone .Ww Vackay pfd.\u2014150 at 78%; 26.a 8.New South , Wales\u20142,200 \u201cbales, miter | he Soren years has \u2018beën-on.the line | quatre aus Epa em, 8 oaths, | Mo & + 3.BSPLIN, 145 ] asks ° A É s 1 a to 13 103445 greasy, '6%d to 1s Id, Can, Pac.\u2014200-at 151, een Montreal and :Smith\u2019s.Fe ob | -Apiily 1 \u20ac J.ue Jot st.Ry 3 a od senaland\u20142,20.bales; owed, 8 0 15 m Sunday at.Bathurst 5 : Rein Lari, Socroary: esl rer a FinBaine Fon 155 ion.RENE Péiivie\u201d Rets 15 ut iota he Balen; scoured, 1a.ouate | pere he had.one to vist in brother | : ST à $40; Cut mags, \u201c33:00; Mil] Blocks, 1.7; > 3 : Fe i : > \"$15 ; greasy, 83d 8 SR ; ., \u2014 : \u201cHid © Anthracite Dons Tortie pray at , at Bieai 2] a : À \u2018South Australia\u2014400 bales; scoured, i the englricers\u2019 i etition las Fane, PRO \u201crEAUHeaus] @ulivercä Enswticre In.the cig dr OF Union Bank\u20149 at 145.\u201c= ; sa a 1d to: 1s 84d; greasy, 9d te; 1s 1%, reek ut su du Loup, : ms at = as moa, à : MACDIARMED, No.3 Canal Basis, boi C.\u201cWest \u201cAustralla\u2014100 bales; Ereasy,.Ua, - ; TP J ; EN Tasmanià\u2014600 bales; \u2018scotted, 10% to Punk \u2018Ratlway System\u2019s | 1s 3%d; greaby, 9%d to is 4; \u2018 + Guy wi 208 Villa am *ætréota, Bulle Suir shout Main 42.Montreal Cotton\u20142 at 115, LL Merchants Bank\u201427 at 164.Halifax Ry.\u201425 at 103.0 Ogilvie prd.\u201425 at 1% > \u2018 3 i \u2018Township, Witain Ex ns wh yr vin A ie ee kis Ry - July 1 to\u201d July: T are | = New Zealand\u20146,700 \u201cbales; \u201cscoured, ,9d4 Montreal Wholesale Prides, os.Wom: 190%, FA SEE & a a: tian se rer, ma er .§ creges, 5.tone, ; [seems 9 > whieh \u2018ro Ta 3 {oi of the bum Tis de of Ÿ bi lie WANT contra T Ares 6 EE a ke Shey STE vom ch VALUABLE RDN RB ~ property \u2018fr salé: - The\u2019 subscriths di hE tor \u2018eùde 500 acres valuable No.1 iron ore, \"situated two miles from Bast River Rails RCE : vEaxeniNg ty pe comme san ; \u201cGRAND pi MAY shot.» à : *- \u2019 ' SEA : ci 3 Lk mass i § 1,552,900.te See \u2014 The cheese matkét fé \u201c- Weakes \u201cto-tay : TEA way, in Plein County, N.8.Blanchard tay is tne] net.§900,950 ; i ; any Five DS ENGR.Aol, NB, hla I Ten oc ons te = cote du Pr note eut pus wir = Eo OF To © sie BUS ane Rose AR pal M \u2018te city ang it seems to voite general | Expenses os OAR 1G0TAR 149480 ed COMMITTEE.= rah De x 5 Minion of the trade.Prices are.a shade j; (2 COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE, AT - Hudson, P.Q., Dewly built house, 40 x 24 extension.Kkitahen, per it, faded on Malo street.Apply J.Sipe Ph honé fl \u201cier, but as yet they: have not fallen: a © a figure that will sult the British buyer, | \u201cbles \u201care being .sent.ower.offering cheese U prices that will give no Profits amd \u2018a.Se cases will mean low and no seplles \u20182 being received.ers are of .Le Pinion that, to meet the\u2019 conditions a Nay 2 femands ot the British market, chéese, Will five to be gold for less, money here im fig \u2018anada.This morning's quotations: for {APE iy are ske to\u2019 Sage; Quebecs, FRC An-English mall.advice dated Fulyl, says \u2018hat there is prod i Bo Alteration to Iort in the position of the clipes In market.Tire is a steady © demand, bn is able to keep arrivals \u201celeared as el, Buyers still.show discrimination 4 MN regard to quality, and there are con- ung \u2018amplaints with regard to the bulk \u201cthe sneese coming forward being Jr 3 se Fen und stiff in character for the fr: 5m.tet Toa, 50 eme goes ime ie 380 =, opin ve _ Grand Trunk; - Wester : e by ic t Company |, 3 257 01,645 484 ms dm to\u201d the \u2018City Council, asking for \u20188 varl- | Christ © 5 321,420 _ {ation to Be saade inte tevins of their À \u20ac 1 to Juco.: Taam si contrac y the existing terms th George's urd) of Montri Rd es Hom a today the: paving of œrtaïm | coming to any decision he wi ; 1,835,086 4,788,751 1,939,782 |-etreets -for -cértain- peri \u201cgiving, à |étamination t the e york.= xl go ES 112275 guarantee in the form of a percent Flor Wai y.ris i: | of the-contract price, which Was fo | taken possession of by the city in 1 ébhdey-with a- pi of the mo \u201cnofi-filfilfient of thir part coo | dé>thelF \u2018high es = The contract.\u201d ¥t wad the dbélifion : | this guarantee that.Wis it bi -Ca- company.The question came.up for at a \u2018esting bf the Roads ; tos, si 5 \u201cBorrentos, pg held: oiecly attr - Sofréntos.man.Martineau, Tor Mr.nga ols ae ; David\u2019 Cochrané Sai a s épi tatives: -of \u2018the company, \u201c104 > (PRPS 14 HA AND 1 MANCE.$T,.A fa brick seit émtained Hive bédrodmé edch, Acubl Méssts, Win.\u201cVipond, 2 cy i en all re.SE ; 50, 176, 200- and £40 -per box pk cages \u2018in barrels, Valencia, stylé, MO EEE EEE ide mimi Ex-Alde a Care ET el - A S pe ee Soe co nes y rs dy = Co vag pa Tr EEE DES U a RE Sa i cn Co EEE PP a ed Se ae EAC ass ere RE THE MONTREAL DAILY a mr WITNESS CAPTAIN WILLIAM SIMMONS 18 AN IRISHMAN BY BIRTH.\u2014 \u201c_ Kingston, Ont., July 10.\u2014Capt.Wil- lism Simmons, of this city, who show- \u201ced the jingoes of Ubarlotte, N.X., that .Canadians will not allow the Union Jack to be insulted or lower It because of threats, is an lrishman by birth, tus .native place being the County Wexiord, Ireland.When he was eight years old he came with his parents to Canada; \u201c\u2019and lived for some years with them \u201con a farm in Kingston township.When +a young man he took to the water, and © the past thirty-three years has been \"a mariner, plying the great lakes on ., pearly as many vessels.iJle was first on the schooner \u201cJane.ailing out of Kingston.Then be \u201cspent a season on the \u2018Despatch,\u2019 of -Oswego, which was commanded by Captain Frederick Jollitt, of Wolfe ls-: land.Next, he sailed with Capt.James Matheson, on the HamiitoR barque \u2018Aol- \u2014ther) Other Canadian boats om which able sailed were the \u2018Jane U.Woodruiï \u201cwith Captain Thomas Flett, of Hamil- : and the \"Laura Calvin,\u2019 \u201c \u201cCaptain Jollitt was in command.\u201c| After that he served aboard a num- \u201cler of United States vessels.Ths first A.»tof these was ihe \u2018Dashing Wave,\u2019 of 9 =.*