The daily witness, 14 août 1907, mercredi 14 août 1907

[" )?\u2014 Ah th, een à e Na.Ig Oy Senior lant e au ges | so, t ds CON.of % > Qun.others ng at th on de f foriv several ty was Tr Com- ge fi-h- this 1s eached DEL ion for & hght comes e five- tration 18 well such as .The ards ot sweep.zes tor st mea- wa ood Dougs!}, | be ad- Witness ; to the ot.4 ESSES HIS GURL that He Häd Tiaï:ged Himsélf in the Prison at Marseilles Denied.fu Sp \u2014 - The Marseilles correspond of the , London \u2018Telegraph\u2019 wired t Vere Goold hanged himself in his cell yesterday, after having confessed.bis guilt.This report was, however, denied to-day.A press despatch from Marseilles says that Vere Goold confessed yesterday that pe was the murderer, of Emma Levin, a wealthy Swedish woman, whose dismembered body was found in the trumks of Gould and his wife upon their arrival pere from Monte Carlo on Aug.6.This \u2018trunk mystery\u2019 created much _excitement, especially as it was s00n learned that the Goolds were of a good English family.Their explanations of how the corpse came to be in their baggage were Im no sense convincing and \u2018the confession of to-day does not come as a sur- ive Emma Levin a hundred dollars for a certain reason, but she demanded a hundred dollars more.which she wanted to give to a man friend.; To this Goold objected, and said he would not pay the extra hundred.Thereupon Emma Levin abused hir .Referring to what happened next, Goold says in hig confession: \u20181 had been drinking, and, becoming angry, | seized a bunting knife and buried it in Emma's back.She fell dead.The next day I dismembered the body with à saw.and a knife, and placed torso in a trunk, and the head and legs in a valise.I stabbed the woman only once.The other wounds on her body must have been caused -by shaking around in the trunk.; Ç Goold said they carried off Emma Levin\u2019s jewels, not for their value, but Pree 1d made hi gion.- |i heir discovery in his confession to the ex- | in order to prevent their du TY del istrate.He related coolly his apartment.| all the details of the terriblé crimexHe Referring to hig f , Goold said alone bad slain the woman, he dec , his grandfather was a n, and hs father an Irish magistrate.He said he had at one time served secretly on the Irish land commission in Dublin.In 18983 he moved to Montreal, where he gays he made a fortune.He then went to Holland, and later moved to Monte Carlo.; Mrs.= Goold corroborated everything her husband gaid., it wes he who cut up her body, al a an his wife had helped him pack it away in their baggage.After this had been done they both agreed to journey to Marseilles, where they plamned to cast the body into the sea.; Mrs.Goold, whose first name is Violet, also confessed her part in the crime.| She said her husband had promised to _ PROTECTING THE WEAK.Montreal S.P.W.C.Recommends Destruction of Underbrush in Parks, RESOLUTION IS PASSED RELATIVE .TQ MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.HOUSE OF LORDS.- | \u2014\u2014\u2014 Lord Roseberry Denounces Government\u2019s Scottish Small Land Owners\u2019 Bill.London, Aug.14.\u2014Lord Rosebery made another of his meteoric appearances In the House of Lords last night, and delivered an able speech against the government.With t rhetorical brilliancy, he denounced the government's Scottish Small Land-owners\u2019 Bill.The rumor had gone forth that Lord Rose \u201cwas to speak, and the House was filled to listen to a Liberal peer castigate a Liberal cabinet.Lord Rosebery declared tbat he wished the government well, but he ridiculed its efforts to legislate.for Scotland.His complaint was that the bill im question would \u2018Crofterise\u2019 Scotland.A the \u2018 wu The monthly meeting of the Montreal Childfen was held in the board room at 332 Lagauchetiere street west this morning at 9 o\u2019clock, Mr.8.Carsley presiding.The summary of cases for the month showed that seventy-six complaints had been made, affecting sixty women and one hundred and forty children; of these three women and ten children were \u2018placed in good -honjes.' There were two.of | Cases of hon-suppaert, and\u2019 thirty-seven | Cases of a miscellaneous nature.roi letters were written.stating punishments would follow if cruelties were continued; fifteen arrests were made, of these two weré_ dismissed, five were allowed -to go on suspended sentence.Two were sent down for thirty days; one got three days, one eight days, and one ten days; these must\u2019report themselves at the court once a mofith, and one got six months in {jail.The\u201cother cases were dealt with as | circumstances suggested.- = _ \u201c Mr.Caraley proposed that the authorities be written to with regard to the clearing away of the underbrush in.\u2018the public parks so that the policemen might - : À have an uninterrupted view.\u2018The dan, Peterborough, Ont, Aug.14.\u2014On Mon- ger from fire was also given as an addi- day thé steamer \u2018Estervin,\u2019 returning tional reason.Thè motion was unanim- vith \u20ac eering Lindsay and_ Sturgeon ously adopted.Mr.Carsley also proposed l\u2019oint people from the Stony Lakewregat- that steps be taken to insure the sight, ti, was the scene of a disgraceful row.teeth, hearing, noses and throats, of chil- \u201come drunken Indians for a time terror- dren be examined in schools.Ms, Cars- ried the passengers and assaulted the ley spoke strongly%and feelingly on this \u201ceamer g officers.magistrate on point stating that the little ones suffered board swore in some special\u2019 constables, much misery from the thoughtlessness of and after a hard struggle,.the intoxicated indifferent parents neglecting to attend Indians were put off the steamer.While ! A as \u2018he s : to these, at the time, trivial complaints.he steamer was passing through the This was adopted imously.\u201cnuble locks at Burleigh, the Indians , .were served openly leigh liberally dians The question of fire escapes in schools whiskey.Respectable pesserigers are Was left over \u2018until the mext meeting.lighly indignant at the breach of the : - aw.and the license authoritjes are call- .COXEY AT THE « S00\u2019 ed upon to take action.County Attorney Wood was among the passengers, sind prosecutions will likely ensue.Te > À system.The Conservative peers were delighted, and cheered Lord ery to the echo.His speech -was the event of the evening, | but the Comservatives themselves doubt whether it will have much practical effect.DRUNKEN INDIANS TERRORIED PASSENGERS ON STEAMER \u2018ESTERVIN\u2019 IN \u2014 FAMOUS LABOR ARMY LEADER \u201c A FIRM ADVOCATE OF MUNICL- OIPAL OWNERSHIP.Sault Ste.Marie, Ont., Aug.14.\u2014J.S.Coxey, leader of the famous army of that name which in 1884 travelled from Massilion, Ohio, to Washington, in an: (HE MODUS VIVENDI \u2014\u2014m\u2014 TEMPORARY AGREEMENT REACHED BETWEEN GOVERNMENTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND \u2018THE UNITED STATES.\u2014 St.Johns, Nfid., August 14 \u2014Impor- laut despatches are passing between the Colonial and Imperial \u2018cabinets respecting the rencwal of last year's Anglo-Ameri- (in fishery agreement, known as the Modus Vivendi, with additional clauses.De American government urges an early agreement as to the details, so that the vessel owners can prepare for the herring Bshing season, which will open in about ¢ month, - centric leader upon the United States Government, is a guest at tbe International Hotel, m the Canadian \u2018S00.\u2019 That Mr.Coxey atill retains the ideas that prompted his pilgrimage in 1804 is evidenced by a statement made to the effect that his Visit to Northern Michigan and the -Canadian side would probably have to do with something equally as interesting in the near future.Coxey still believes that the administration of the United States Government will utterly fail owing to a mistaken idea as to the manipulation of public utilities, such as street railway.telegraph and | telephone services, which he claims should be conducted under a sysfem of municipal ownership of which he is the father.A ; | \u2014 SENTENCE OF DEATH IMPOSED ON \u2018LORD\u2019 BARRINGTON COM- * MUTED.Boston, August 14 \u2014As a result of a Conterence between Congressman\u2019 Pardner, of Massachusetts, and Mr.\u201cCon, assistant Secretary of State, it\u2019 is abnounced that a temporary agreement ou buen reached which will probably be | palidated and put ih effect, before the of ish Parliament adjourns at the end Ih (he month, whereby the Newfound- pod fisheries will be opened.to the fisher- : % wt Gloucester the coming season.\"said that a paramount agreement \u2014\u2014\u2014 LIFE IFTPRISONMENT ns been reported on \u2018the Newfoundland _\u2014 - nes questions between the United we \u201cSecretary, Mr.\u2018Elihu Root,\u201d and ; Ames Bryce, British Ambassador, at it will, without doubt, go into Jefferson City, Mo., August 13Governor Folk has commuted to life imprisonment the sentence of \u2018 Lord\u2019 Frede- ind th rick Seymour Barrington, who was con- fret Society for the Protection of Women and | Clad endeavor tg force the views of the ec\u2019 {President of Chicago Board.6 ET Pr during the coming year.~ victed of the murder of James McCann.ment of the differences at issue, so boat and a certain amount of fishing t§e- kle being among the confiscated propetf.brought to the Canadian \u2018Soo\u2019 and fi ten dollars éach, and were then : to go.The boats posed of by public auetion, in accordé some tim Iaw have\u201cdecided to put a stop to- N.Fine an d Cooler mms mme ESDAT, if 09 + AUGUS \u20ac of MONTREAL, WED: TELEGRAPHERS* STRIKE.5 fo NoT PUNCH\u201d J.J.HILL.ut Mr, McGuigan Says Nothing About His Relations With :: the Magnate\u2019s Sons.\u2018 c © Trade Appeals to President Roosevelt.IN MONTREAL FOR PURPOSE OF RETURNING TO GRAND Chicago, Aug.14\u2014The directors ¢ the Chicago Board of Trade yester authorized the president of the Bowwd.0 Trade to appeal to President Rooaevelt TRUNK.to se his personal influence towaid of: \u2014_\u2014 poting a settlement e telegraphers #{Téronto, Aug.14\u2014Mr.F.BH.Me- following lean fo Presient Rsoes aigan, whose resignation last week Ovstel na if fom: the position of vice-president of the velt, at business Bey \"this great counts > Grest Northern Railway created a sen- which is suffering such serious loss, to Ye living lumps, by waose dear light \u2018the n.ghirogaie u0es sit so late.Apd sturying all the summer night, Her matculéss songs docs Muduvate; .Ye country comets, uhat portend NO war DOr prince's funeral, Shining unio nv higher end \u2018Iban Lo precage wie grass's fall; Ye glow-worms, whose officious flame To wander.ag mowels SIOWs (ue Way, That in tne migut have loot thew alm, And after losin fires uo suug; $ Your courteous lights in vain you waste.Smce Juiladau Dore is come, For spe my jmiud baw so displaced, Tost | euall never nou my uome.Meteorciogical Office, Toronto, Aug.14, 11 a.m.\u2014Tlwue toloowing are the maximum ano Lilgaoum temperacures:\u2014 Victoria, 68, 54; Calgary, 70, 45; Battleford, 78, 64; Winn)- peg, 0, 48; Parry Sound, 72, 50; su, 52; Ottawa, \u20184, 3; 76, 56, Quevec, 72, 54; St.Joan, @, 56: H x, 14, 56.Winds, falling to light or moderate; fine «nd cool to-day, and on Thursday.la Pressure is low in the western provinces and in the Gul! of St.Lawrence and a well marked high pressure covers the lake gion and adjacent country.Local showers have occurred again in Hastern Que\u2018 Lex.and the Maritime Provinces.The wea.iher has turned cooler in Ontarto and Quebec and warmer in Alberta Saskatche.wap, 16-12 Notre, Dame street east, Montres, Aug.14, 1907.\u2014Rendings by Heath & Har- vison's Standard Barometer at noen Yesterday,- 29.80; 11 a.m.to day, 29.10, Temperature\u2014 Max.Min, To-day se es es ev eo 13 8 ; ÿ TE EEE « + eo, se __.+ J FE EE Ru Ou > RE ome RL 0 pet 1 al \u2019 42N sa > b 4 oA = gs à CHE AA i oi i uh ç vis A; Hetteus of births.marriages and denths must invari ably be cndovess, with hs mouse and oddress Phe THE sender, or sthorwigene noties can; bs taken of them.Sov Be, dinth noises for Ss prepaid Tio an\u2019 nounsement af fmoras appended 1 depth natics, Sie aire ; other amtonsions to obltuary, auch as short dheteh of NH, tw conts por word entra, emcopt pootry, which fs 60 ents por Nine entre\u2014prepoid.doanusi suboaribers way New ensounemntiie of births, morriages \u2018and deaths rwtfhout extended chttusry \u2018er- vuresss ccvurtng in Unie dminsdiats frunilies pros of charge, tu-uhidy anes nous anf - Cédres dfasteortievechoufhosiom._- MARRIED.HOWIE \u2014 ADISIT \u2014 In Kingston, Ont., on Aug.12, 1907, at St.Andrew's Manse, by A to Willlam Howls, both of Westbrooke, Ont.IRVINE\u2014McMURDO.\u2014On Aus, 7, 1907, at the residence of the bride'e péreëts, Idyil- Ont, by tbe Rev.J.Mortimer, Mr.QO.B.Irvine, fourth son of the late John Irvine, Esq., Brameton, to Eva, daughter of My.and Mrs.Joba McMurdo.- RANKIN \u2014 YATES \u2014 On Aug.10, 1907, at _.- 730 Spadina avenue, Toronto, by the Rev.\u201c George C.Pidgeon, John Rankin, jr., of to Paule Yates, of Parry Sound, Ont.- RITCHIE \u2014 McCAIG \u2014 Al the residence of the bride's father, ou Aug.7, 1907, by the Rev.G.Whillans, David B.Ritchie, .Chrysortome; Que., to Margaret J., daughter of Donald McCaig, 9 Georgetown, Que.BMITH\u2014HALL \u2014 On Aug.7, 1907, at the residence of the bride\u2019s mother, Duabam, P.Q., by the Rev.J.R.Hodgson, Mary | M.Hall to Marvin \\Bmith, of Bedford.DIED.at CROCKER.\u2014At her resigence, Clarence = avenue, Deer Park, Toroaw, on Aug.il.; 1907, after a lingering illness, Jooanna, wite of Sydney C.R.Crocker, in her Elst year.CURRIE \u2018\u2014 In Hull Township, on Wed- \u2018 nesday, Avg.7.1%7, Captain John Currie, J.P., aged 76 years and 4 months.fe was for many years a member of the municipal : counell of.West Hall, and.\u2026 was a reader \u2018of the \u201cWitness\u201d since its *' beginning, and wes a regular subscriber for more than thirty years.\u201cDARRAGH \u2014 At Conrtega, Ont., oR Aug.9, 1907, Robert J.Darragh, M.D., late of Kingstou.DEACON.\u2014At: Lindsay, Ont, on 1901, Lieut.«Col.James 0th year.DUDLEY.\u2014At his summer home on Lake Couchiching, William Hipwell Dudley, of Revenue Department, Toron Aug.> his KNBEN \u2014 At his residence, 3 Concord street, after a short illness, af paralysis, Thomas Krveen, in the 77th year of his age.Fuaeral private.Isle of Man and Glasgow papers please cor ! aka 7.Fork be bE * MCLELLAN\u2014At the famiiy vosidence, Bs Mg.Ae - 1907, Dr James Mexsnder ë 65 years.MICHIE.\u2014At the residence ot D.M.Fre- «er, PHIPPS \u2014 Aug.1907, at her late.residence, oF a roa \u201cPronto, \u2018Julie J.Clarke, widow \u2018of the fate John { H.Phipps.\"ROSS \u2014 At the teridence of his father-in- law, Mr.Alexander McLean, Stouffville, Ant, on :Aug.12, 1907,\\ Frank T.Ross.| SHAW \u2014 At Shawbridge, Que, on Tuesday evenirg, Aug.13, 1907, Daniel Shaw, in\u2019 his 67th year.Lunel at i rien on Friday, at P-M.AUR.ends and acquais- tances plese \u2018a this cima! SWEENEY _ \u2018Mrs, \u2018Catherine, widow of the late: Captain John Bweeney, at the residence of her son, FF.R.Sweeney, 73 Kendal avenue, Toronto.SEARS \u2014 Entered into rest, at Star Lake, \u2018The.Adirondacks, N.Y., on Aug.12, 1907, George Mitchell Sears, \"second son of Lhe late Robert \u2018Bears, and of Mrs.Sears, \u2018Heathfield,\u2019 Kingston, Ont.Notices recarved ton late ter this page may bossibly be in time fer page & rer, of- Special Netice.\u2014See the cash bargains |; being im new and ° pianos, now fered by The Leach Piano Co., Ltd., 560 St.Catherine street west, near Drum- mond.Prices from $140 \u201cwpwards.rer THE LATE MRS, A.HUMPHREYS.The funeral of Mrs.Alfred Humphreys took place yesterday, the cortege proceeding from her late\u2019 residence, Lafay- | ette avepue, Montreal South, to the Methodist Church of the village, where a large congregation had assembled, and where the service was conducted by the Rev.Alfred È Pates, of Lachine, a former pastor of the church at Montreal South.The church was draped in mourning out of respect to the deceased, who had been an active worker since the foundation.of the congregation.Mr.Pates, in a short address, feelingly referred to the good work done by the deceased during.her lifetime, and held her up as en example to those who are left behind.A full choir was present and rendered appropriate bymas.\u2018The cortege then proceeded to Mount Royal cemetery, am among the relatives and friends who fololwed the remains to the grave being the following: Arthur Alfred Humphreys, son; James W.Strike in-law; #.Flower, brother; rd Flower and Herbert Flower, nephews; Ww.S brother-in-law; Jas, Strike, H.King, John oodrow, J.M.Wri ones, A.Deville, A.Favreau, A.ake and others.The Girls\u2019 Circle of the Methodist Church of Montreal South had preceded the tortege, and assisted in the final cereinomies at the grave.There were many floral offerings, including pieces from the stationery department of the Grand Trunk Railway, from the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the Methodist Church at Montreal South; from the Girls\u2019 Circle, from the ladies of the Ladt End Methodist Church.and many others.LINENS THE REST OBTAINABLE.BLACK DRESS GOODS: SPECIALS.| = AP RAE | fing ru aaruDars, am 38 oN orem \u2018gd Ts y's a Begirning with \u2018a gathered together group of LADIBS' AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES, which can satisfy the most critical in their make-up, designs, and, certainly, AT SUCH REASONABLE PRICES.LADIES\u2019 COLORED MUSLIN DRESSES, FLORAL DESIGN, lace trimming and insertion; short or long\u2019 sleeves, lace or seif collars, pleated skirt.RBGULARLY, %.00.$2 99 FOR .LAD tion, short or long sleeves, pleated skirt, self hem.$L75.REGULAR, $3.00, for .C REN'S BUSTER BROWN DRESSES, N BLUE, \u2018GREEN and GREY plain trimmings or Fremclt waist, White strapping, in : Pink, Blue and Green, for ages from 8 to 14 years.Ly REGULARLY » $3.25, POF oo vo se seve 50 us 4, 6 8 05 os ve 06 n° +0 Holiday Blouses.THE LAST TWO OF AUGUST ARE POPULAR HOLIDAY TIMES, and THE BIG STCRE NS that ~ chief want is a BLOUSE, and you don\u2019t want to pay too much money.These are just the thing.7 LADIES FINE QUALITY WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES.trimmed \u2018down front with 3 parels of oven work embroidery, lace insertion in between.$1.5 clusters of fine fucks.button at back.SPECL 1a 10 WHITE LAWN BLOUSES, TRIMMED TN \"FRONT with \"allover embroidery, fromt trimmed.clusters fine tucks, open front, three-quarter $i 5 \u2018sleeve edged with lace.250 RIBBONS, 14c.see Ba ee as ze cee 2.Sass se ee se ee 04 + IES\u2019 WHITE LAWN DRESSES, tucked \u2018blouse, with lace inser- ee .\u2026.se se eo \"ve qu.v6 esses eseara esse ve eo SPECIAL PRICE se et 00 se se ov 40 os 06 68 pe te se wre ce 00 sud Sev > CARBLEY'S the most reliable quarter: for every kind of -Housebold en.shape of RIBBONS, Making Room for 4 REPUTATION IS TOO GOOD TO more goods.Now js a wise time to M \u2018RISK ON G BUT THE BEST.buy.AL FINE QUALITY WHITE COTTONS, for family use.\"BONS and ROMAN STRIPES.a ee na ue Sie ONLY 200 yards to be sold Mc ; TDERED at.PR LOS SHAME AND gy And a tow pieces of \"ALL SILK MOIRE RIBRON, 3-inch, in 19 shades.Regular price, 21e.TO-MORROW oprn work, with chain stitches, scollaped.SPECIAL, each .HEAVY QUALITY - SCOTCH CKASH TOWELLING, 17% in.wide.SPECIAL .I BR Ik LADIES\u2019 CLOVES, 4%.© § doz.pairs of LONG LACE GLOVES, IN BLACK ONLY.Bises, 6 to T%.41c SPECIAL, 8% .se.cece vuvoo° ese o see .fees Cope TAPESTRY CUSHION TOPS.In assorted colors and designs; worth 3he.TO CLEAR .cis een SILK CUSHION\u2019 POPE, in assorted colors, trir xed with narrow gold braid.Regular value is 66C Tc.To-merrow .BLACK SILK SPECIAL 500 yards\u2018 of PEAU DE SOIE, fine quaitty,.worth &o.To-morrow .600 yards BLACK SILK EOLIENNE, 44 in.wide, extra heavy quality.450 id 65c, for 43-44 14 Betis Mae menés, mart A Lo 445 10 151 Notre Bame St,\u2018 West, - 184 to 194 St.James St, Montreal - ]{ ESSEX DISASTER.tion of Car Just Previous to Accident.\" | Brien en inquest was F lock yoy iy ipa in le for the dynamite explosion of a million dollars\u2019 worth damage a dozen witnesses were .examined after which an until Aug.23, when it is | been subpoenaed This settee is painted a beauli- ful green, is nicely varnisited, and will stand lots of exposure.Makes an ideal settee for lawn, { Building, which withstood the fonce When in motion, a glass of water can be placed on the arm\u2019 sad bed.dynamite, how it des after being ed with à x | Here is an offer unparalleled.in the jon 3 and 3% in.FANCY DRESDEN RIB- # I5c | 7 2} very Jb ms ere | Mr.C.E.Naylor Tells of Con di |te= Easex, Ont, Aug.14.\u2014Before Coronert: opened at twoŸ aur: ed out two lives and did a a quarter property last Saturday morning.Nearly aud * a mas of technical information addueed, | nent wes taken} expeeted s2v-] \u2018eral important railway officials will have\u2019 to tell what they know}: The inquest was held in the Municival the explosion fairly well, end, in fact,! about the only building in the town; where any pbc gathering a Hn - - vt Lorelei 28 \u2026 = ~~ CHAR TWENTY-TWO RED-H $25,000 IN PREMIUMS OPEN TO EVERYBODY Price $1.00 strictly cash in advance.W.M.TOMLINSON, Ssoretary.MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF PRIZE STOCK- Low price excursions on all railroad lines.SEPT.2 to! SEPT.TE OT RACING EVENTS af SPECTACULAR FREE VAUDEVILLE snow DAILY AIRSHIP FLIGHTS \u2019 NOVEL BUTTER-MAKERS*- CONTEST 5, - ADVANCE SALE OF TICKETS Family coupon tickets will be on sale only until August Sist.Theyare good for five admissions any day of the Fair, by members of the same family, - Low price of admission.Ample hotel accommodation.Box 728, SHERBROOKE, QUE.| \u2014\u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Weakly Calendar, ~~ NESDAY, AUGUST 14, KNOWLTON CONFERENCE ANNUAL DRIVE AND PICNIC A.ART ASSOCIATION Phillips Square.Galleries of Paintings, Water Colors, 9 a.m.until 6 p,m.Admission.28e and Statuary, OPEN DAILY, except on Sundays, from SUCCESS.Knowlton, Aug.13.\u2014On Saturday we bad our annual drive and -picnic at Bolton Springs.\u2018(I am told that the name \u201cBolton Springs\u2019 .is a misnomer, as the springs are fully half a \u2018mile within the limits of the township of Potton, and Sod therefore be called the \u2018Potton T The ia.was delightful, and the drive through the Bolton Pass (this name-is all right) wae exquisite, and the company was all that could be desired.After leaving our teams and climbing some Canada\u2019s Greatest and Mest Popular Playground.Second Week of BABCOGK THE GREAT ta his death defying, awe inspiring , LOOP THE Lu@FP ON A CYC ?Special Engwe- MASON and BART, * the eat ming sd a pn «y snpats \u201d Get on an caf à mision Park.\u2019 ADMISSION.106.\u2018 FHURSDAY, AUGUST 15.DOMINION PARK for \\vraxiatéri ve Do- } hundreds of feet, we arrived at the spring, which is simply a crevice in the side of the mountagq, \u2018from which the beautiful, clear, cool, medicated water runs for all who may desire to drink and get refreshment and health.A fire was built, and some téa brewed, and then we sat round on the side of the mountain, ate our lunch, told stories, laughed and grew fat.Yesterday was a day of privilege f for.Knowlton and.vicinity.\u201d His Lo Bishop Carmichael preached in the er tiful little\u2019 Anglican church in the ing, and had the Joy\" of confirming \u201ca class of about fifteen in-the événing.- ee The Members of the \u2018Montreal Branch \u2018et the Retsil Merchants\u2019 Association invite their confreres and friends to meet \u2018them at Dcminion Park THURSDAY NEXT, the 15th \u2018ot August.SPECIAL PROGRAMME.FORTY MEW ATTRACTIONS.Bell, of Montreal; Mr.Bradford, of Granby; Mr.and-Mrs.Hiram Sykes, ® «Los AT MOXTREAL.Westmount, and Mr.Joshua Bull, - % Aug.East Farnham.14 9.00 nm.Cedrje, White Star.No story of the Conference would be 14 9.00 a.m.La Bretagne, complefe without reference to Mr.Stan-.G.T.Atlantic.[ley Kneeland and Master Reginald Tay- ¢i4 615 pm.\u2018Supplementary.los.Does anyone want.information, or JE hoe a.m.me Cunard.A aseistance, or some little thing done, or sis 600 pam.Supply.a message brought or carried, \u201cReggie or 00 p.m.Victorian, Allan.Stan! d it a 17 1.00 p.m.Ottawa, Dominion.anley i$ your man, and it is done so 19 9.00, am.K.Princess Ceceile, well and so cheerfully that it is a real .@.Lloyd.pleasure tô see them do it, evèn more ,Ç 19 6.15 p.m.* Supplementary.|} these warm days, than to do it yourself.x > a.m.Teutonie ney At the drive someone asked, \u2018What is o Pp.5 DE amare; Hamm ames, 5, difence between, sn PE ne 23 00 Le \u201cLucania, Conard.ary propounder said: \u2018You have to squeeze % 6.00 p.m.Empress of Britaln,C.P.R.[the apple to get cider, but you have to 24 1.00 p.m.Dominion, Dominion.get side her to squeeze the girl\u2019; and we 26 9.00 am.K.Wilbeim der Grosse, |all instinctively thought of \u2018Stanley\u2019s ° _ .N.G.Lloyd.place in the carriage during the ride, 2 op Porm.Oceant Supplementary.three in the seat, and the seat too nar- 23 9.00 a.m.Deutechland, Hamb, Amer.row to keep his arms at his own sideg, x 2.00 a.m.Umbria, gounard.ta \u2014___ > 6156 p.m.upplemen 2 600 pm.Virginian, Allan.ICE OREAM AT - SHAWBRIDGE.__ 31 100 pm.Kensington.Dominion.A very (enjoyable ice cream wockel was .held on Saturday evening, Aug.y Other matter should.be posted before 5 the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the Metho- p.m.Registered before 5.45 p.m.«*Parcels are forwarded by these steam- .laies' time of malling is 5 p.m.Fri- Letters for alls may be posted at P.Station 15 minutes\u2019 before above-mention- azd 12 coon Satu ¢d half an bour hefore closing of mail.* COOL WEATHER HELPS WATER DEPARTMENT EXPECT REDUCED CONSUMPTION AND FULLER RESERVOIRS.Cooler weather since yesterday ha Water Department, \u2018temperature by reducing the water con conditions may \u2018be soon reached.rete J APANESE IN BRAZIL.Rio Janeiro, Aug.14.\u2014Three Japanes settlements will be established in the ject.319) \" dd A JOYFUL DAY'S REST KAILS FOR CREAT BRITAIN, EUROPE, oo *Letterdy for registration should be post- n\u2014 \u20141 somewhat comforted the officials of the as the change In \u2018sumption allowed the level of the reser- \u2018woirs to rise, and hopes are now entertained that, \u2018with cooler weather, normal \u2018 atate of Rio Janiero.The government ol the state has given its sanction to the ford, who has returned from his trip to the great World's Sunday School is n now takirig a Pest with bis In the Methodist.Church, Dr.J.Bal- com Shaw reached | in the morning, and the Rev.the evening.At the Conference Grounds there was | only one e Lp service, at.three o'clock , at which Dr.Shaw \u2018made hiz last address.| There was a very large and appreciative audience.Among- the visitors to the grounds for Sunday we noticed Mr.F.W.C.Meyers, Mr.Charles R.Bilger, and Mr.~Arthur dist Church at Shawbridge, Que., po the proceeds will be paed [3 up the parso.rage.grounds, which were very tastefully decorated with flags and bunting, lighted with many-colored Chinese lanterns, hung amon sident, Mre.F.assisted were of great help in getting very pretty fancy work and birch bark candy boxes, which found a ready sale.a particular interest.Among the many whe assisted were Mrs.R.Minty, Mrs.1.Johnson, Mrs.F.O.Walker, Birs.s Ash, Mrs H.Edwards, -Mre.Ww.Vemis and Mrs.D! M.Campbell, ai - Montrealers.The Misses Johnson, Edith, Ida and class éhowing.b CABLE OOMMUNICATION CUTe | that cable communication with Osaka, Kobe and Yok off to-day.tion has not been expla\u2019 was cut was assisted by the Rev.Principal Rex- | Convention recently held in Rome, amd | family D.Reid, of Montreal, in | .of law not commonly understood.furnishing Mclaren very kindly allowed the use of his spacious and t the ferns.The pre- .Alexander, was ably by a numerous staff of young ladies, and many of the summer visitors took quite an interest in the affair, and some The ladies of Glen Bower cottage took! Agnes Campo presided at the candy table, and made a first New York, Aug.14.\u2014It is annopnced okio, The cause of the interrup- SUBSCRIPTION RATES, \u2018Daily Witness\u201d and \u2018World wide\u2019 wa sn \u2018Daily Witness\u2019 and \u2018Messe: ly ces \u201cDaily, * \u2018World Wide\u2019 and\u201d senger\u2019 \u201cWeekly Witness\u2019 and \u201cWorld \u2018Wide' 2.8) 2.00° \u2018Weekly Witness\u2019 and \u2018Messenger\u2019 1.40 1.90 \u2018Weekly,\u2019 \u2018World Wide\u2019 and \u2018Mes- ° senger\u2019 .cer ed\u2019 \u2026 290 3.20 À À and suburbs excepted), Newfoundland, Great Britain, Malta, Gibraltar, New Zes- land, Jamaica, Trinidad, Bahama Island, Transvaal, Barbadoes, Bermuda, British Guiana, British Honduras, Ceylon, Gam: bia, Sarawak, Zansibar, Hongkong and s.Cypru U.8.stage for United States, Hawaiian and Philippine Islands, y Witness,\u201d $3.00 extra: \u2018Weekly Witness,\u2019 except in \u2018Messenger\u2019 clubs to one ad cents extra postage per annum.Foreign postage extra to all countries not named in the above list as follows: \u201cDaily Witness,\u2019 $3.60 extra: \u2018Weekly Witness,\" $1 extra: \u2018Nertbern Messenger,\u201d G0c, extra; \u2018World Wide,\u2019 subscription price.including postage to foreign countries, only $1.50.The last edition of the \u2018Daily Witness\u2019 Is delivered in.the city every evening of publication at 84 per annum, and \u2018World Wide\u2019 at $1.59 per annum.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 While the publishers of the \u2018Witness\u2019 exclude from its columns all financial and other advertisements which they consider calculated or intended to take advantage of: or injure the reader, it musi: be understood that they in no way guarantee \u2018ad- vertisercents, and must leavè their readers to exercise their own discretion in the way of putting faith in them.It is, of course, fmpossibls to know much about mining advertising, which offers probably the most speculative and, therefore, the most risky of all investments.The great chances of gain are balanced \u2018by the great chances | of loss, and no one should invest hea very speculative property more than can afford to lege.selfs All business communicaticns should be addressed \u2018John Dougall & Son, vg \u201c Office, Montreal\u2019 All letters to the Editor should be addressed \u2018Editor of the \u2018Witress,\u2019 Montreal.Those removing to the.seaside or country during the summer months can have.élude the Tllustrated Witness\u2019 ten cents | oy additional per month.\u2014\u2014p aun was AUGUST gu] frog $ |M|T|W| T|F|S \u2026.|.|co|.| 1! 2| 3 4) 5} 6j 7|-8| 9/10 ! 1112:13/14/15/16/17 18/19/20) 21| 22/23} 24 25 |26|27/28/29|30 31 WEDNESDAY, \u2014\u2014 AUGUST 14, 1907.-Mr.Lighthall, in his secretarial report, at the annual meeting of the Union of Municipalities, gave voice to a prinaple said, it is a good end universal constitu tional principle in Anglo-Saxon countries that no parliament ever gives up or foregoes its power of vegulation.He gaid this in connection with undue powers granted to and misused by the possessors of public franchises.lt would be a great deliverance to the people if it were] generally understood that no matter what | tration of a public service could be forced to place the public good, the thing for which it was created, before all other considerations.It would also be a matter sof interest if those companies which obtain undue powers.from irresponsible and marauding suburban municipalities could understand that those powers were f'evokable by the legislature, at least when they proved a nuisance to those who were not consenting parties io then.It would be a matter of interest to such municipalities themselves to understand that if they enfered into liabilities which the city, it was competent for the legislature to withdraw the charters so mis- leave.A \"lot of justice might be secured by the operation of this principle.1 this is a principle of law, why\" is it so little invoked?Surely the power which grants a charter should be able to revoke it when the public becomes a sufferer by it, or at least to place limitations on it, which, if not observed, | would forfeit it.pement and thus the judgment of our Appeal te « Court has been upheld by the Fi \u2018Daily Witness\u2019 .5.Jf mes.$3.00 \u2018Weekly Witness\u2019 .12 mas.100 \u2018 \"World Wide\u2019 .12 mos 1H \u201c~ Nerthern Messenger\u2019 12 mos.= 4 CLUBBING RATES.Two or threo publications to the, saad address.worth only } Postage incinded for Canada (Montreal 1 Alaska, | 50c extra; \u2018Nortkern Messenger,\u2019 50c.extra! dress, when every four copies will be ffty | \u201c-Me| the nature of the charter, the adminis- discounted their future unnexation tof used and to annex them without their a The Privy Council has decided against ¢ Mrs.Curtis in her case against the Mont-, real Light, Heat and Power Company, | final court of the empire.The case \u201cbeen recounted im these .columns than once, and is repeated in the rt of the judgment on another page.efly, Curtis was killed by an electric while rescuing another man who n peril.This man was working contractor on a derrick which had die info contact with a live wire, and # Privy Council holds that because of e-terms of its powebs from the Quebec lature the company cannot be held le for negligence, \u2018That is no doubt aoû law, although two courts have held prwise.Most people will, however, that powers which are found to re- ait in the killing of people should be iled.In the meantime, Mrs.Curtis her young family, for all .that ap- rs, can starve.\u2018 The company has eded in getting the verdict vindicat- ts Quebec-given right to have its us wires where they were, but wife of the man who heroically gave dife to save another will readily and tly get the public\u2019& sympathy.pme their new tariff * the Australians we placed the astounding duty of six \u2018magazines that are more than one- h.advertising.This is presumably » on the protectionist principle that wle who wish to tempt away Aus- jan money should pay the Common- lth well for the privilege of doing sois probably also a form of response to \u2018narrow and noisy demand for the ion of Australian literature by ing importation of reading matter other English countries.There is hawever; a good principle at the bottom \u201cthe: distinction against advertising, | sh might well.find ite place In the youtal as well as the customs system.It 4 not public policy to bave \u201cthe press of & country dependent on and controlled by.its.advertisers.J is undesirable from many points of view that the paper thet is most indiscriminate in its ad- vVertising should have bvery financial advantage over the one that is select.\u2018Under such conditions there cannot but be a\u2019 constant deterioration of the general \u2018tone of the prees-e mad pursuit of circulation at all costs to tempt the adver- tiger, and a subserviency to the adver- \u2018tissé in the.utterances of the paper.1t the \u2018Daily Witness\u2019 each day of publica- 7 tion at twenty-five cents month in | 8.än customs and postal regulation 3 Canada.For the Unite States pea public policy to discourage the twenty-five cents for postage.o in- that is paid for by its advertisers compared with the one that is paid fom by its readers.Qt ci mérepino A PUBLIC SERVICE.His announced from Ottawa that those pegohs who have \u2018left their work as slagraph operators, without first laying &i grievance before a government offi- \u2014 | \u201col Bor possible adjuster, have made \u2018Uheiselves amenable to the Lemieux Aek;\u2019 under, which persons eo leaving any \u201cpublic service are liable to a fine C Atty dollars.We are told, that the sitikers do not regard this announcement with any concern.In other words, they i: the law of the land in contempt.It: \u201cig very natural indeed that these stilkérs should not.have thought of submitting \u201ctheir_grievange to any concilia- tary authority, for they had no grievance exdept that certain other persons were Yed to do the same sort of work who \u2018mot come under the same rule that ad come under.It would be pre- for anybody representing a govéimment entrusted with the public Ebéety to consider for a moment such a griéwance as that.ere a group of e, not the government, has under- takp to make laws and force men to obey \u201cthem, it is a very short further step\u201d to show contempt for the laws of entry, Men who would join in an effoft to bold up a necessary public con- | venidnce because asked to work with -men:;who do not obey.a self-constituted organization, are simply undertaking to exepéjse à governmental function, and it is not to be wondered at if these have no-\u2018use for the government which the coubtfy recognizes.\u2018But such a condi- of contempt for law is a public dan- #1 the more that it is manifested by \u201c ble people of the highest respectability, otherwise.It seems to be their impression that the law will not be en- It is assumed that enforcement called for in case somebody, not might, as goyernments are -too do, hide itself behind the private Lo itself as , meant, not to prote, but public interests.There sh pemalty for leaving a private .-It only dpplies when a public ia - question.It is, therefore, ih should not wait for the action ate prosecutor.We are assured far, \u2018no public inconvenience has a pound on advertising matter and |\" ly deranged, the occasion will be an obvious one for showing how far this provision is available as a public protection.- INDIAN PRINCES AND THE BRITISH RAJ.An article upon \u2018India: 1857-1007: Retrospect and Prospect,\u201d which appeared in \u2018Blackwood\u2019s Magazine\u2019 recently, has called forth a letter of expostulation to the London \u2018Times\u2019 from Ganga Singh, the Maharajah of Bikaner.The magazine article expressed misgivings about the loyalty of the Indian feudatory princes.It found a great outward change in the fifty years with which it deals.Much of the barbarism of Oriental royalty hae disappeared; the principal chiefs have received from their English tutors something more than a veneer of western civilization; they are fully able to appreciate the advantages of a British suzerainty as compared with that of any other European power; but they none the less appreciate, too, the article asserts, the limitations by which they are surrounded.\u2018Their loyalty to \u2018us is, naturally enough, begotten of \u2018 self-interest; it is absurd to speak of it as patriotism, because, however much we may try to disguise the fact, our \u2018 empire in India is not an Indian, but \u2018a British, empire.Satisfactory as our \u2018 existing relations with the princes of \u2018India may be, therefore, and fully as \u2018 they may recognize the justice of our \u2018rule, it is hard to believe that, if at any \u2018time of crisis in our fortunes they \u2018 should see a reasonable chance of throw- \u2018ing off our yoke and of establishing an \u2018 independent federation of native states, \u2018 devotion to the British Crown would cause them instead to stand by us\u201d This very sweeping assertion the Maharajah of Bikaner describes as nothing short of a gross libel on the princes and chiefs of India, and one which does them the greatest injustice.\u2018Indeed, the writer \u2018could hardly have made a more inacu-, \u2018rate statement if he had deliberately \u2018tried to do so, or one for which there \u2018 certainly existed less justification.\u201d The Maharajah gives good advice to all writers.at all times, and advice of general application, when he writes that, in re- ¢ gard to Indian affairs, it is of the utmost importance that the British public should not be misled, and that those possessing superficial knowledge and slight experience of India would be doing a real eer vice, not only to the large majority of Indians, loyal in every sence of the | word, but also to the British empire as | 3 whole, by refrainipg from writing, even with the best intehtions, about things of which they.know little or nothing.In relation to the ignorance with which Indian affairs are discussed, the Maharajah criticises the mention made in some English newspapers of the sedition and disloyalty of the \u2018Hindus,\u2019 when in reality they referred to the foolsh and suicidal actions of the agitators in Bengal and recently in the Punjab\u2014* actions \u2018 which can never have the support or \u2018 even approval of the princes and caiefs \u2018or the real nobility or gentry, the true \u2018leaders of the people, or, indeed, of any \u2018 right-thinking person or well-washwer .of \u2018India.\u2019 The number of Hindus in India amounte to two hundred and seven millions, or 70 percent of the population, as compared with sixty-two millions, or 21 percent of Mohammedans, amd the Maharajah asserts that only a very emall section of these are other than loyal subjects.\u2018I venture to say that His Ma- \u2018 jesty, the King-Emperor, bas no more \u2018loyal eubjects throughout his glorious \u2018empire\u2019 As to the limitations by which the Indian princes are alleged to be surrounded; the allegation that they would throw off the British yoke at any favorable opportunity and would prefer native etates, the prince declares: It may appear strange to find among the princes and chiefs of India genuine loyalty to the Tkrone and person of our Sovereign.Of course, everyone, .whoever he may be, is more or less affected by selfish motives, and it is not to be supposed that we are gny exception.But all the same, \" the undoubted and gratifying fact remains that, though .originally it may have been self-interest.something has brought the rative states into line with the British Goverument of India.and certainly .developed it at the present day into real devotion to the King and his Royal House.The word \u2018patriotism\u2019 is, perhaps, difficult to apply to a huge continent like India, but my b rulers and I, though we may not be calied patriots in the strict sense of the word, are absolute loyalists all the eame\u2014which Is the chief point here under discussion.\u2018There was loyalty and patriotism in the very widespread offers by rulers of native states of assistance in the shape of troops and money which poured in at the time of the Pendjeh scare, when it wae thought in India that war with Russia was inevitable; it was the samc loyalty and patriotiem which led to the formation of the Imperial Service Troops, which are maintained by various princes and chiefs for the defence of the empire; in the Tirah campaign many of the chief Indian princes took the field and risked their lives for their beloved Queen- press; while during the wer of 1900 the Maharajah Scindia of Gwalior sent off ° a magnificent hospital ehip bo China at a cost of eeven hundred thousand dollars; WEDNESDAY.to establish an independent federation of| H AveusTt 14.1907 other Indian princes sent their tron.Chine, and the Maharajah of Bi himself went there at the heud camel corps and rendered invaluut) sistance in the relief expedition.Ge of loyelty, and mot from any selfis-.tives; and he points further to th: © : ine outburst of grief and distres a: =.death of Queen Victoria, and the d., widespread anxiety at the sudden 1 _ of King Edward in the coronation .and the relief and delight at his recov 1 and the subsequent rejoicings.à \u2014.dences of true loyalty and patr.oi-.ps» As for the \u2018limitations\u2019 of the ;1 the Maharajah of Bikaner says it 1.-.that in the past there have been .» cases of undue interference wit}, ic - internal affairs, but then they wer à times not wholly unwarrantable, and \u2018ue \u2018realjzed generally that more often than \u2018not they were the outcome of the a \u2018tions of individual political officers ra \u2018ther than the deliberate pdlicy 0: \u201cGovernment of India.Things have \u2018now altered considerably.- Our \u201cEn \u2018lish tutors\u201d have not merely imparted \u2018to us \u201csomething more than a venee- \u2018 of Western civilization,\u201d but they have \u2018 thanks to the sympathetic golicy ot the \u2018Government of India, also given \u2018such a training as enables us to .arr: \u2018on the administration of our states pn \u2018an efficient and satisfactory manne \u2018and at the same time, while helpins \u2018our states and our people, to be alsn the us \u2018where it lies in our power.Their of \u2018forts were also successful in, not :n \u2018 planting, but further developing und \u2018bringing out very forcibly that sense \u2018of loyalty to our Sovereign which has \u201cat all times been our distinguished cha: \u2018 acteristic, and which our religion has \u2018always taught us\u2019 The Maharajah does not pretend that the present system o! dealing with the native states is perfect.and he does not say that no reforms or improvements are possible; indeed, in view of things having rapidly altered 1n recent years, it may be that the govern ment may before long find it advisable to reconsider its relations with the native states; but, pronounces the writer.there can never be an independent fed: all concerned; and if ever the federation der the helping hand and protection ot the British Government.During the mutiny, it is proudly and gratefully remembered that the Indian.princes remained wtanch and loyal on the whole.and the -Maharajah of Bikaner asserts \u2018that they will continue unflinc™angly loyal and patriotic.He concludes triumphantly that in spite of the dismal forebodings of half-informed writers.there cannot be any doubt at all that when the crisis comes, if it should ever come, tht princes of India will not hes: tate to throw in their lot with the Brit: ish and do everything in their power t« keep the British flag flying in India These, he asserts, are not his persona! views alone, but those of his brothci statements have been proved in the past by deeds and not by words, and there 1» no reason for misgivings for the future At a time when there is so much ex aggerated talk of Indian disloyalty, the assurances of the Maharajah of Bikaner are peculiarly grateful.NEW PROFESSOR NAMED APPOINTMENTS TO LAVAL AND THE POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL .ANNOUNCED.Ag a result of the mission of Messrs.onore Gervais, M.P., and Ernest Marceau, principal of the Polytechnic Schou, who bad been entrusted with the charg of securing additional professors for lx\" val and the Polytechnic School, engage ments have been made with the follow: ing gentlemen, holders of the light honors in the universitics and technical schools of France: Dr.Adrien Lor tv have charge of the chair of Krench \u201citera ture at Laval, Mr.Emile eux wi School, and Mr.Max Doumic, brother vo Mr.Réne Doumic, of the Deux Mondes,\u2019 will be professor ot a1 : tecture in the same institution\u2019 HOTEL BROOKLYN BURNLD 4 New York, Aug.13\u2014The Hotel Bro lyn, situated on the Bay front, one at: a balf miles east of Centre Moriches, an.the most pretentious public house in ti section of Long Island, wag burned night.The 250 guests escaped serious harm, though several were affected i: the -smoke that filled the éorridors «i! rooms.Few, however, saved their Ly fects, only 15 \u2018trunks beign removed.TF proprietor, Mr.Frank Rogers, was ul able to estimate the loss to himself \"! his guests.St.Paul, Minn., Aug.13.2 The plant © the International Flax Twine Compan: at Hazel Park, a suburb of this cit.burning, and the prospects are that covers twenty acres./ Tem things were done, the writer sai».+ \u2018able to help the Government of Inds eration of native states satisfactory to came into being it could only work un- princes and chiefs throughout India.His - comes professor of bacteriology at Lav.and will also give lectures at the Oho Agricultural Schoo!; Mr.Lows Gillet wil be lecturer on mines at the Polytechn: .\u2018Revue «di.will be completely destroyed.The pian: o IR 4 \u2014\" a ame rE TEE v8 e TT Ye VY ¢ = (Pc 3 0 B® 3 Ww OS a WU + - © 0_ 7 x J om OO & - + (7 > Wednesday, Augen ro 907.{Hl Hy Rp Ha Store closes daily at 5.30 p.m) ee 3 .\\ .We open the campaign to-morrow with an All-round Offering of Three Pairs for $1.00 THE HOSIERY SALE STARTS TO-MORROW.It won't last so long this year as last.The demand is , so very much greater.The hosiery is just what you might expect from the experience you had last year, it is the hosiery of the better Kind\u2014the kind yo appreciate.These very hose are what some of the best manufacturers had on hand after they had filled alt their orders for delivery this fall.We have to send a man over to Europe a year in advance to personally make arrangements for them.We tell you all this because we want you to know that every pair is necessarily new, and that there must be more styles of them than any house could possibly carry in the regular way.! Plains, Fancy Stripes, Lace Ankles, Allover Lace, Embroidered, Plain Upper and Striped Ankles, every conceivable style and combination in everything suitable for: house- wear, strectwear, evening wear, to be worn with boats or slippers or pumps.ALL AT THREE PAIRS FOR $1.00.> True Economy is to buy the best goods .Perfection OCOA.(Maple Leaf Label) Is the Purest and Most Healthful made.\"THE COWAN CO., Ltd., Toronto.C ps it Children Thrive and Grow Sturdy \u2018and Strong on.SHRE! makes good brain, healthy tissue, sound teeth.You oan\u2019t \u201cBuster\u201d boys or giris eut ef white flour bread or pastries.and Try.BISCUIT with Fresh Fruits and Cream, All grocers, 130 per carton; 2 for 250.HOUSEWIVES .APPRECIATE Cook\u2019s Friend BAKING POWDER Because it Always Gives Satis faction.sold Everywhere.MARRIAGE LICENSES MONEY TO LEND CUSHING & BARRON Notaries and Commissioners.Liverpool & London & Globe 118 8 James Tarrant a Are Ay ad TS Le ding, ou - oe 40 lems tah aan = comm] pt 5, CE\u201d SE ee TT LET US DO IT.for you.We are equipped to do the very best dyeing and cleaning.Our methods are easier on the clothes.: R.PARKER & CO; Dyers and Cleaners, Montreal, Que.620 #t.Catherine $t.W., Cor.Mountain 1 and 39% Netre Dame #t.West.Phenes Bell (Up) 3041.Main 1597.\u2019 ISLAND LiSAP.\u2019EARS SEISMIC DISTURBANCE WIPES LAYSAN OFF THE MAP.Honolulu, Aug.13.\u2014The captain of the schooner \u2018Luke\u2019C.Olsen,\u2019 returning today from a cruise to Laysan Island, reported that he was unable to find the island after a twelve days\u2019 search.It is thought that the island has sunk, because of seigmic disturbance: was inhabited by Max Schlemmer and fam- a and a number of Japanese laborers.e Jif run over.ES ._ Detective \"H.Audet, of the: provincial pelice, has teturned from Quebec, where be went to help Mr.T.A.Pooten, provincial revenue inspector, of Levis, in an important case of seizure at St.Romv-, ald.: St.Romuald has\u2019.a large population complain of disturbances caused by liquor.Such a state of things aroused the indig- pation of the people, and the temperance zeal both in the Quebec and Levis dis A HEAVY SEIZURE OF LIQUOR, .si _ À Surprise in Qne of the \u2018 Ng 7 1 - - \u201c Proviné cause having been taken up with great ott tricts, the result was that not \u2018a single te \u2018License \u2019 Towns of this \\ - TET, er \u2018 was renewed or granted in St.J last \u2018spring.Notwithstand- Ig such energetic action, the effects of the traffic continued to be felt at St.-Fpmuald owing evidently to infringe ne license laws.\\ Complaints 1 ants of the ; ofj{'Were then lodged with Inspector Pooten, workingmen employed on the construc- {wko tion of-the Quebec bridge, and since the {4 Saturday last, accompanied by Detec- building operations were commenced, the.|t permanent residents frequently had to vil quietly prepared his batteries, and e Audet, raided seven houses in the ¢, where a large quantity of liquor 8.found and seized.The places visit- & included two hotels and four stores.The cases now come -up before the rt in the regular course, and the peo- of St.Romuald are proud of the atic action of the authorities.REV.H.DE B.GIBBINS.- + Tunnel in England.(Canadian Associated Press.) of the Bev.H.de B.Gibbins, former principal\u201d of Bishop\u2019s College, ox- ville, was found in a railway tunnel at Bradford this afternoon.Mr.Gibbous had been visiting his father at Bradford, \u2018GIBBING.|.11 Dr.Gibbins hed spent the wetk end i THE LATE PRINCIPAL Bradford, leaving his wife and child at Colwyn Bay, a Welsh health resort.He had been in Liverpool on Monday to ar range about been sent back from Can have returned to Colwyn\u2019 p.m.on Tuesday.He was well and and should y about 2 \u2018noon.was found dead in a tunnel at a perley Bridge, four miles from Bradford.It'is known that Mr.Gibbins \u2018suffered from a weak heart and was subject.to attacks of dizziness.It is, conjectured that while reading in the train he sell out.No \u2018carriage door, however, was found open.\u2018leg was nearly severed, and the head was badly smashed, as How the deceased came into the position in which he waa found is a mystery.His relatives scout the idea of suicide, and there is no evidence of foul play.Mr.Gibbins was wearing a valuable gold watch and chain ad 'à considerable amount of money was found on him.The disaster has caused mu pain in-Bradford and bas, naturally, die tressed his relatives excessively.Dr.H.de B.Gibbins was appointed principal .of Bishop's University in sue cession to the late Principal Waitt, at a meting of the corporation on June 21, 1906, his being the only.name submitted.He held this position {ill last convocation, on the day previous to which his resignation was tendered and accepted, the Rev.Dr.Parrock being appointed in his stead.Dr.Gibbins\u2019: health had been indifferent throughout his residence 4 in Canada, and hopes were expressed af convocation that his intended return ta England might bring him restor tion fo health.Dr.Gibbins, who was married, returned with Mrs.Gibbins to England.At convocation he was the recipient of the degree of D.C.L.(honoris causa) from Bishop\u2019s University.Co \u2018Cape Colony, his parents being London: ers.He was ordained in 1891.At the time of hig appointment to Lennoxvilie King Charles the First\u2019s School, at Kid- derminster.He had formerly been vice: principal of Liverpool College, where he was headmaster of the Middle Schoof He was an M.A.and university prise essayist of Oxford University, and Vig.D.of Dublin University.Denmark.one of the three selected members of of Worcester, under the act of 1902.He was the author of an industrial history [of England, which reached an eleventh ¢ tion; also of a history of the English people in the nineteenth century.-! As principal of Bishop's Unive Dr.H.de B.i Late Principal of Bishop's Cok [ re \u2018lege Found Dead in a Railway London, Aug.13.\u2014The mutilated body | 7 good spirits at breakfast time, but abt} .- Dr.H.de B.Gibhins was born \u2018in Dr.H.de B.Gibbins was headmaster al His studies | were out of repair.were also pursued in Germany and lin |slipping away, he was losing ground eve Dr.H.de B.Gibbins was! day.v A NEW SHRINE.ected in Simcoe County in # Memory of Jesuit Martyrs.THE FIRST PILGRIMAGE WILL +\" TAKE PLACE TO-MORROW.dis 4 \u201cTo-morrow the first pilgrinfage will tke place\u2019 to a new shrine which has erected in the second village of St.atius, about three miles from Wau- : hene, Simcoe County, Ont., on the + where the heroic Jesuit Fathers, n de Brébeuf and Gabriel Lalemont, suffered a cruel death at the hande of be Iroquois, on March 16 and 17, 1649.e Rev.J.B.Nolin, S.J., of Waubau- \u2018{ fhene, in a circular announcing the pil- | rimage, says the shrine has been erected \u2018to hasten the beatification and canonization of.these generous soldiers of .\\.Christ, and it is hoped that it will become in due time the scene of many a pilgrimage.\u2019 : : Father Nolin, adds: \u2018We have been Witnesses, since aur arrival here, of so many wonderful favors, both\u2019 temporal and spiritual, that it is impossible not to \u2018gee therein the confirmation of the words of Father Martin, in his \u201cLife ot Father de Brebeuf,\u201d \u201cThe nearer one approaches the hill where our dear Fathers \u2018shed their blood for the faith, the more one experiences the power of their _l.interdession.\u201d We may confidently hope, therefore, that even greater graces wil be added to the list in answer to the humble and fervent prayers of the pil- ghims.For those intending to \u2018make the .pilgrimage to Martyrs\u2019 Hill, the follow- ! ing information will prove useful.\u201d | On the occasion of to-morrow\u2019s pilage, the shrine will be blessed by \u2018the : Most Rev.Denis O'Connor, D.D., TA hbishop of Toronto.£7 | 'ZION CITY LACE FACTORY.his Tursiture, which Bd 1 Hold\" to the Chicago Firm of \u201cMarshall Field & Co.2 + \u2014 wf .DOWIE'S SUCCESSOR ANNOUNCES ,.HE WILL FOUND A COLONY 4 ELSEWHERE.| 7 ._iAftèr a good deal of controversy, the lace fattory in Zion City, lu, the city founded by the late John Alexander \u2018Powid, has been sold as a going concern to the well-known Chicago firm of Marshall Field &Co., for the sum of $377,300.Many of the citizens were opposed to eh\u2019 a sale, but it was generally felt hat under the circumstances it was the best course.The total mortgage indebtedness of the city and its institutions amounted to a little over half a million dollars, some of the claime, particularly a large one secured by the lace fac- \u2018tory itself, had become very pressing.With over a third of a million dollars to be paid at once by Marshall Field & Co., all the pressing claims can be disposed - of, - and the remaining indebtedness can be secured at extremely low interest.Another consideration is that Marshall Field & Co.will inside a {| year probably be employing in the neigh- borhoad of fifteen hundred people in the factory, instead of only three hundred, as at present.: The \u2018Zion City News, in \u2018making the above anonuncement, says it is understood Marshal] Field & Co.have signi- James Sehrum of Därtmouth \u201c+= Makes Valuable Discovery Says.the Most Obstinat: Case of | - Stomach or Liver Trouble is ; Quickly Curable.| Dartmouth, N.S., Aug.14.\u2014There is a strong \u2018moral in the statement of James \u2018Schrum, of Pleasant street.Like thousands of people, he was failing in health because his stomach and digestive organs His vitality was 3 y.; \u2018I could not have held on much longer.the educational committee of the Co» | I was wasting away simply because mo \u2018remedy I used gave the tone and streggth to my stomach that it craved for.he vitdl forces of my system seemed dead.I was advised to try Dr.Hamilton's FPills, What hidden weakness they searchéd \u2018out I don\u2019t know, but in a mi- Gibbins came into clasé|raculous way they have made a new PE J touch with the clergy of Montreal and|man of me.My stomach troubles are of the diocese, and his death by such a] cured, rich blood now runs through my 1 ead catastrophe in the prime of life will] veins\u2014clear skin and \u2018unmistakable evi- be deeply regretted by the many whose |dences of health and vigor I feel every friendship he won in Canada.day.Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills have certain- \u2014_\u2014 .| \u201c»{1y mastered the secret of curing the sick- Those\u2019 removing to the seaside or \u2018{ly, enervated man, and I str gly urge try during the summer months can 21 everyone in failing or lost health to use \u201cDai i ?is grand remedy.\u20ac the \u2018Daily Witness\u2019 each day of pub {ton\u2019s Pills of Mandrake and Witn Ye] Dr.Ha Cenada.twenty five cons = month is Butternut are purely vegetable\u2014all the twenty-five cents for postage.ents coming from the great store- government tug \u2018Iroquois\u2019 will renew the search, I 5 clude the Tllustrated Witness\u2019 ten | additional per month, a be House - of: Nature, they can\u2019t help but Heal, Stiengthen, Cure.\u2018 + \u2014] drink to thee in thy perfect form, Chase & Sanborn\u2019s COFFEE.O Coffee! goddess of the breakfast table\u2014 that delighteth the taste and refresheth the body SEAL BRAND LEADING SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.For particulars apply to O, 8.INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE 198 St.Catherine St.West, Montreal A thorough practical Business College and Shorthand, Typewriting and Telegraphy Institution.Individual Day and Evening instruction.Reopens AUC.1st.Write, call or phone Main 809, for prospectus.OAZA & LORD, Principals.McGILL UNIVERSITY _ MONTREAL Session 1907-1008.Courses in Arts, Applied Science (Architecture, Chemistry, Metallurgy, Theory and Practice of Railways; Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Mining Engineering), Law, Medicine and Agriculture.Matriculation Examinations and Exam-, {vations Zor Second Year Exhibitions and Third year Scholarships will begin on 9h September.Lectures in law begin on 10th September; in all departments on 13th Beptember.- fire of part of the Medical and Engineering Bulldings arrangements have been made enabling th University to carry en its complete Science during the coming Session.For further particulars and the University Calendar apply to J.A.NICHOLSON, M.A.Registrar, EDGEHILL, \"For 'einue, Windsor, Nova Scotia INCORPORATED 1891.The Bishop of Nova Scotia Board of Trustees ex-officio.The Bishop of Fredericton, and the Coadjutor Bishop of Fredericton, members of Board 0! Trustees.Lady Principal, Miss Gena Smith, (late Lady Principal of King\u2019s Hall, Compton, P.Q.) formerly Headmistress of St.Stephen\u2019s High School, Windsor, England, assisted by Bleven Resident Experienced Governesses from England (five of whom are specialists in the Music and Arts Departments), Housekeeper, Matron and Nurse.Extensive buildings, with capacity for 100 Residents; Heated by Hot Water, Lighted by Electricity.acres, with Lawns for Tennis, Croquet, Basket Ball, Hockey, etc.School Lalry aud Laundry.Treparati\u2019a for the Universities, For Calendar apply to DR.HIND.Chairman \u2014 Music and Art.-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014m\u2014umets + PUPIES PREPARED FOR EXAMINATION IF DESIRED.Parties and Entertainments attended.MRS.MeWILLIAM.© T Associate Pianist, Trinit; ege, ndon, Teacher of Flanotorte.1600 se Denis st.Terms moderate.ee ra _ \u2014 fied their intention to maintain every provision in the present lease, and to cooperate with the city in every .way to keep it a clean, Christian community.It adds: \u2018Intolerance, either ecclesiastical or political, is at an end in this city.The town is located in the United States of America, and there it will remain.The ides that the church and state (or rather estate) are one and inseparable, which has not been a fact for the past year or more, \u2018is not necessary to the prosperity or spiritual well-being of Zion City.\u2019 ilbur Voliva, Dowie\u2019s successor, says the sale of the'lace factory means the doom of Zion City as an institutional and distinct city, the only one of its kind in the world.As a result he will now lay plans for the establishment of a colony strictly agricultural, and will maintain bis present headquarters only so long as necessary.He refused either to con- firm or deny the report that the first colony will be at Las Vegas, New Mexico, HELD FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.Toronto, Aug.12.\u2014Two more arrests, making three in all, have been made in connection with a daring highway robbery of Dr.Rose, the Avenie road phy- sican.The men are Oswald, an_ex- prize fighter, and a man named Stewart.Most of the results of the robbery, amounting to about $500, were recovered, but two diamonds are still missing.Notwithetanding the destrustion by courses in Medicine and Applied Grounds covering eignt St.John\u2019s School, FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS, ~ 91 Ontarie 8t.W.Montreal.FOSBERY, M.A., Hesdmaster.Interviews after August 24.Term commences WEDNESDAY, Sept.18, at 9 a.m.\u2014\u2014\u2014 my 810, Sherbrooke St.W.Preparatory Sohool: : for boys from 8 years old Junior School: for boys from 11 te 13 Senior School: for boys from 14 to 18 Thorough preparation\u201d for all the faculties of the Universities and the Royal Military College, Kingston, forms the special work of the Senior School.Small classes\u2014Individual attention.Particulars on application (by letter unt] Sept.1).J.WILLIATISON, M.A.(Oxon.) } Rector.KING'S HALL, Compton, P.Q.The School re-opens on WEDNESDAY, September 11th.A limited number of vacancies.Calendar and form of application to be obtained from the Lady Principal.Miss JOLL will be at \u2018The Windsor\u2019 on Sept.5th and 6th to interview parents.TRAFALGAR INSTITUTE (AfAliated to McGill University.) 83 SIMPSON STREET, MONTREAL For the higher education of young women, with Preparatory Department for girle under 13 years of age.: President\u2014Rev.Jas.Barclay, D.D.Vice-President\u2014Ven.J.G.Norten, D.D,, Archdeacon of Mentreal, Principal \u2014 Mise Grace Fairiey, M.A, Edinburgh.The Institute will reopen TUESDAY, 17th SEPTEMBER, at nooa.Entrance examinations for new scholars will be held the school on Saturday, 14th September, at 10 o\u2019clock a.m.For Prospectus, etc., apply to the Principal, or to A.F.RIDDELL, Secretary, North British and Mercantile Building, 8 St.Francois Xavier street, Montreal.AlbertGollege BELLEVILLE, ONT.345 students enrolled last year\u2014164 young ladies and 181 young men.Full staff of specialists in all- departments.Large athletic grounds.Buildings heated by steam and lighted with electricity.Will reopen Tuesday, Sept.10, 1907.For caleddar or room address Principal Dyer, D.D.STUDENTS of Business BELLEVILLE cours look forward witk confidence to a succesy- ful tuture.: The valuable influence this old-estabiish- ed, incorporated College commands, and the practical, up-to-date Business Training given students, have insured permanent benefits to thousands of young men and women.: : For free \u2018Catalogue, address: BELLEVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE, , Limite\u201d, Belleville, Ont.OTTAWA LADIES\u2019 COURSES\u2014Academic, Matriculation, B3e- lcotive, Art, Elocution, Domestic Science, etc.Music, Canadian Conservatory.WRITE FOR CALENDARs.J.GRANT NEEDHAM la ly Principal YW.ARMSTEONG.M.A.D-D., President \u2014 ENTS FOR SALE AT TÉE \u2018WITNESS\u2019 OFFICE.1\\/ ie I COLLEGE CAGE aw ge cai pg a - > nr er PEER SA 2a ES NEG me Ad \u2014 g = rer x » ~ = Er A PAPE OT SE oy A on er re rte Bien.+ Sree\u201d MELD Fm ST rr SEE Tous CTT 2 PY éd Tr A LA Eee SO 7 an pes ae 8 4 pg LS = ver LT ge © .[pp apes \u2014\u2014\u2014 ae ov - Rs es hy far ae Montreal is ne new developments today, except that the committee of six of the operators who are out bas issued a statement - ing confidence in victory, and- deglaring that the QGrest Northwestern Company is not getting on so well with the work as it would statement of commitée is as follows: \u2018Statement from the striking operators | of the G.N im on has been widely circu- \u201cThe preatio lated through tbe country that the opera-! tory are on strike for refusing to work with non-union men.ve the public believe.The Rail \u2018We wish to contradict this im pr \u201ctrip which was only i ted by the telegraph companies to.attract the sympathy of the public.true reason for the Sirens Noth | ; 43 western operators participa m e, strike was due to an operator being dis ter for\u2019 ork with a strike breaker, We = est on Ser arrest and took head- ; uarters, where .he acknowledged his behalf of the public in ot 1 that the quil \u20ac to Detertive Oo ge G.N.W.is encountering great difficulty in coping with the business they Lave on hand, notwithstanding the fact that when reporters for the Montreal dulies call upon them there is a general scramble by check boys and méssengers to fill the wacamt chairs of the strikers to create the impression upon the visitors that they are working the full force, \u2018The striking operators will remain loyal te the last, and are very confident that they will \u2018be the victors in the ; and if we were to present a to work the wires reprenne cn ee that are on strike, it would impossible to run the offices, as every wire that runs to.important cities à | manned at, the other end \u201cby strike- ate breakers.underiind.fiat operators asist: ing the company now.are: of am inferior not capable of thping with so the public may derive from this Great North-Western \u201cTelegraph Company One.of the head offsialy df the G.N.W.Compesy told a \u2018 Witness\u2019 representative to-day, that the strikers have not entered into any negotiations for re- | turning to work, and he repeated the declaration that \u2018the company is getting on very well with ita work, very little delay being.¢ now thaf arrangements had \"db made for filling the places of thisty men: su-dtrike.-' Inquiry at the C.P.R.telegraph.of-.; fices results in the information.that there little possibility of the striking to the C.P.R.men.Ta fact in,\u201d said one of the operators, \u2018the C.P.R.men are too well treated | by the company \u2018to seek tout it in ax\u2019 embarrassing position simply for the sake of sympathy with strikers over the border.We have absolutely mo grievances, We are treated with con- ( sideration i in every way, and I think you may teke it that we shall remain loyal to the company.\u201d GRAND TRUNK PICNIC.The Grand Trunk Réilwa ees are holding their TE TS ie! expert Vt., to-day, under ge aunpices af the and Scienti- Institute, NC ES AND NOTICES.Provi \u2018s Anfidote.\u2014In a land ol all areas ia speed the citix.ms will have a narrow outlook and be mostly | interested in affaire within their own narrow sphere.A coun like Can- ade is a comiast- precie mation n against et \u201cthe Limited, only three and a half days from Montreal to Vancouver, Leaves Windsor station on Tuesdays, Thursdays snd Saturdays, at 12.30 noon, during the month of August only.You Never Grow Tired of \u201cGALA\u2014PETER\u201d The only Chocolate possessio the true\u201d Chocolate flayor.ë \u201cLaon Corlim & Co., PEST Taiporsers.27 Ogmmen St.Mentreni.next to] than Yo 40 15 messages per hour, { n first class men are able vo do 40 true cendition of the | ve prelopme you, to study our \u2018efforts in em-, 200 experts in the xs nor Dave fully solved.all the p are free te it that while.See resin profound © believers \u2018in the rind les of municipal ownership of ities, our matvel- lous growth ring the last five years, lin which our joint population bas in- oe oerivad \u2018 Chief Trudel was polifes by telegram UNION OF CANADIAN ' AUNICIPALITIES CORDIAL GREETING EXTENDED TO DELEGATES BY MAYOR OF FORT WILLIAM.Fort William, ont, Aug.14.\u2014The convention of the \u2018Union of Catedian Muni- cipalicies opened here yesterday morning, a meeting of the executive was held at two o'clock in the afternoon.Mayor Dike delivered an address of welcome, in which he was most cordial in his greeting.After extending.the freedom of the twin fowns, Hia, orship seid: \u2018We invite you to enjoy opr.wen- derful ic A eo Bay, which net our J only resembles, a close rival of the famous Bay of Ne ples; Current River Pazk, Mount .Mc- | Kay, Kakabeks Falls and the Koministi- quia River afford variety of natural scenic uty characteristic of this dis trict.We ask you te observe the eom- mercial situation of the two cities, we think, can \u2018scarcely be equalled anywhere in the Dominion of Panads.- ip of such publie ail pre dt wey,» wa Set is and\" te we were.pioneers; in the Ne emiple of public utilities \"being owned for the public d, we do not as Jot profess to be creased from ten to thirty thousand, has presented perp P which | problems we are gi our most careful study.We .believe t the quality of our citizenship will rise to all emergencies,\u2019 J rer - 7 - QPF TO KENORA C.P.R.BONATES $30,000 FOR XEN- ORA RAILWAY Y.M.C.A.\u2014 .Kenora, Ont., Aug.13.\u2014Announcement \u2018was\u2019 made here today of the first gift made by the Cadadian Pacific Railway to the Young Men's Christian Association, of $30,000, with which sum an excellent structure will be put up here, The building will have a large number of dormitories, restaurant, bath peel ge, pa y_& gymbasum.t stosies in feicht, a and will body \u201cul the features considered valuable in wi arcong railway men.The present grant of $30,000 is the first to be made to the aasociation by the Canadian Pacific, with the exception of a grant of $100 per month for current expenses in Revelstoke, It is anticipated that other large gifts may follow, and that the company may aid in erecting | ings at other points, where large numbers of their men are employed.Work on the building here will be begun at once, and it is expected that a considerable portion will be com- | pleted this year.pts A TERRIBLE CONFESSION, \u2014 Boulder, Colo., Aug.14.\u2014 John W.Reeves, a brakeman employed on the Colorado and Northwestern Railway, | yesterday confessed that he/was respen- able for the destruction of the Colorado and by fixe and dyna mite on Saturday.nk Kiser another suspect, also sult of their act waa the out of five lives and injury to balf a humdied other persons, + the destrucli of property valued at half a million.dollam.Reeves ing.- - source of supply for the materials of the:arvest of Fon wi was! nd een, who spent som e ; prepared which will be submitted to the réceived \u2018here later the t Detective Walsh Canadien pavilion, - \u201cwere mt impress Road Committee at its next meeting.would.leave for Montreal to take the} ith what they \u2018The by-law provides that the company prisoner back back to Quebec.Thé Board oF Ratiway Commissiokfifs | «hall be allowed to carry freight by elec- landed od i to Ghiefl Las issued an order under which the 3 {fric care to various points within and Curpesitz 411 $1,070 hod.in his.pos- berta Irrigation & Coal Company dre | beyond the city limits, and fa return for cuired to reduce their passenger ratéh]the privi = it is proposed to make a Detective Fak arrive in, the city from five to four- as ae Toe] charge of fifty cents for each carload.st 7.30 this morning jot Eon co has also consented to reductighis The existing civic regulations regarding with the socueed for\u2019 the \"Ancient of through ratés on goods passing ovet] the wa cleaning and repairing of tal at 90 9.8.their lines to and from Southern fiber streets used the company will be en- Fo the Rawenue Of ta which will be of greu: advantagé t6 {forced for the mew system, with the ad- Tgues, ccountant in I the \u2018with the Deople of thdt district.Steps liave | dition that the company will be required fige here, out yesterday also been taken by the board which will |te water those streets over which both L209, ; in a un cu watch result in the reduction of passeng rea regs and passenger cars are te run.PLANS OF G.T.R.ACCEPTED BY bo Br mer 1 Recorder's pod 1 erance prosecuted ork | ton Hereey proved the analyses.oleae The ro.EXHUMED TANTS BODY | \"WOTHER OF YOUNG WOMAN PE.- TITIONING Hg COURTS.Mr.J.Wilfrid \u2018Pilon, advocate, made & request this morning.before Mr.Justice Guerin to have the body of.Marian \u201cF-Anger exhumed.This is the case of fhe young vous Cube while living on Maisonneuve, took bichioride of eeary \u2018in iistake for dy, and wilh was reported in the ituess\u2019 of July r.Pilon de mt to the coroner's on and the coroner ddded to the petition that he had ne reapon to oppose the : exhumation.(Ottawa Aug.14.\u2014The Hon.8 - ! Fisher, Minister of Agriculture, who 2&1\" There is no question \u2018of re-holding the gently returned from a visit 3 ÿ nquest- The matter is taken up at the d and Continental tion of Hermas Auger, barber, at presses himself as much i a] Mile Mile End, Gaspé street.He is a bro- the increase of knowledge ada, particularly on or Con nt?talists are coming to look apon the minion whilst manufacturers ind chanta are interested in Canads Onn { ther of deceased, and he is inquiring into \u201cÀ the matter for his mather, Geor- 4 gianna Gadbois, of Labelle, who hap- \u201c{ pened to read of her daughter's death.FREIOHT BY STREET CAR use in their.industries as a direct $& = sult of our tion\u2019 in fhe i \u2014 exhibition a an the peont e of lt | BY-LAW HAS BEEN PREPARED ave acquired a knowledge of PROVIDING FOR THIS METHOD repources -and its develapment Eh never before.Conditions hore OF.TRANSPORTATION.changed very.much since tem\u2019 years egy.when the average European thought that Canada was part of tye United.Htates.The Minister of Agriculture | thoroughly pleased with the Catia ji exhibit at > Dublin and says that the Kung In connection with the proposal to have the Montreal Street Railway Company handle a portion of the freight now {carried through the streets of Montreal by teams and drays, a by-law has been tral and all other lines in Ontarto, to \u2018| a maximum of three cents a mile.* : OTTAWA CENTRAL STATION] | \u2018 A HOTEL ROBBERY | LD THIEF STEALS JEWELLERY & FROM' A ROOM AT THE : CORONA.1 - During the temporary absence from \u2018hig room in the Corona \u201cHotel, Mr.Doag-| Ks Rammay,.the chief engineer, was robbed last night of about $300 worth of, jewellery, consisting of scarf pins, ring, , etc.Having got a clue to the; Mr.Ramsay ewore out a warrant THE GOVERNMENT.| Ottawa, Aug.14.A yesterday's cabinet council the plans of the Grand Tink] Railway Company fer a new central station in Ottawa were accepted by the government, so that there is now nosh-; mg to further delay the execution of a \u2018morning.pork for which residents of the Cagitat | ih \u2014 \u2014y | ve been waiting a great many years.4 The new station Bill stand in th very |- DEATH OF MR.THOMAS KNEEN.eart o city, on which was Thomas presented to the Canadian Attantib\u201d Rail- only last a at ha residence, way more than ten years ago for this | ÿ ætrok very purpose, The station in the \u201chom: No.3 Concord street, from a e of, He was in bis aeventy-seventh pany\u2019s plan is combined with a modern.office building and Will cost.in tha\u2018hetgt- | eur\u2019 pan\u2019 ix years Tomdent nt uty boshigad of.« + million und and.Ç boit eus] from the léle of Man, his native place.In crossed the Atlantic on a sailing ves- gel, the \u2018St.Patrick,\u201d which arrived at \u2018Grosse Isle after a fair voyage of thirty\u2019 ldaye.From Pomt Levis, he train was| taken to St.Lambert, the Bt.Lawrence was crossed on ly 7, 1857 on the \u2018Iron Duke,\u2019 which was employed | Grand Trunk, the tre Pacitie the- New York Central and all other, roads { \"who desire to enter.it.rectly\u2019 acrosed Rideau street, a the entrance to.Major Hill Paik, Tes Gest Trunk Com: pany, if they obtain the permission ot.the government, are prepared to erect: | million and a half doflar hotel.To Rie team compl ere.Mes) Le STD GOBS eel vas an 8 pe joiner, eepetialiy ally SIR WILFRID GOES FISHING.in stpircase wor.¢ most difficult part: Ottawa, Aug.14\u2014Sir Wilfvid of that trade, and\u2019he planned and con-| structed many of the sires in the: leaves to-morrow \u2018for Shawinigan, Que., pe Game Chub, The Pr nimes vit | Dem homer as a Mer, amd the t confidence was reposed i and judgment.A year or two.je retired from business on account\u2019 of impaired health, and since then baa; been noticeably failing.He was LB member and a regular attendint of St.James Methodist \u2018Church and upright\u2019 in all his relations with his fellowman.His word was his bond, he was chart; able to others, and those who kn knew him! esteemed him the most.Mrs.Game to the capital at the end of.next hi week so.= to meet Hie Excellency Barl GK ho, according to present plans, he wall D be | here on Aug.24 a 25.Announcement will then be made of the appointments to the two vacancies.in the Dominion cabinet.\u2014 MILKMEN FINED .= : H RECORDER WEIR PUNISHED THIS! and een, sad three sane, George, Harry MORNING THREE.pirate, place to-morrow, and wil] be .Yate, anemia FUNERAL OF DR.LEDUC.The funeral of the late Dr.Jos.Leduc, druggist, who died suddenly at Dorion, on Sunday last, took place at 8.30 o\u2019clock \u2018this morning, from the Windsor station, dijon the arrival of the Vaudreuil train, aid mas very largely attended.The ree milkmen we Tere given rem senc M \u2018of 5 Leurent, wus i & and costs, or two months\u2019 imprisonment, for diluti milk with water.For selling - skimme milk, Alphonse Durocher, 153 Dufresye street, was fined $10 and 36,90 0, conta, or six weeks\u2019 imprisonment.There were two cases against Pierre Ouiletie, 68) c mourners were the deceaged\u2019s three St.street.For the rat of-|sens, Dr.J.Leduc and Messre.Pierre fence, of a milk w the|and Paul Leduc, druggists; his nephews, standard, he was \"fn $15 and $0 costs, while for the second offence, that of ving milk in dirty cans, he was fred 10 and $155 costs.In each case Dr., while Mr.Mil the Rev.P.Archambault, S.J., and Mr.J.Archambault, and other relatives.For the large cortege that followed, the foi- lowing were Soviced: Ad.Gaspard De- \u2018aêrres, Emile Ranger, \u2018Desjardins, Alain Ha ood, J.Ar chambault, Dr.de Liotbiniere Harwood, Siméon Beaudin, Frank Curran, the Hon.{¥%.0.Taillon, Henri Archambanit, Dr.FIVE SAILORS PUNISHED FOR Heu, Guillaume Boivin, Alphonse Ra- Q ., jer Detonnancoult, THIS a MORN- Ofivier Jaucher, F.X.Roy, Léon Gar- ] nesu, A Bergevin, M.P.P.; Dr.Le For the casential good working of a mieux,\u2019 ex-Mayor Laporte, George Hamil- ship discipline takes first place | tom, Dr.Cormier, Jos.Daigle, Guy Har- was instilled into the minds of five wood, He Hamilton, Henry Merril), ors belonging to the Allan line fon | ptet REFUSED DUTY Marcelin Won, be the Hon.senator Béi- golian\u2019 this morning, by Judge » Edmon of Vau- when he sentenced them to one meute | & i ul, Dr.Quiet, \"or 3 et, bee eau, Dr.- ul Iv Thomas Liggett, ex-Ald.Conroy, Emard, Dr.Louis Fréchette, Ald.13 he service was \u2018held in St.James thee where the casket was received the door by the Rev.Canon Vaillant.The Rev.abbé Martin officiated at: the Requiem Mass, with the Rev.Father Lamy, 8.J., and the Rev.abbé C.De- juers as deacon and subdeacon \u201cW'abop Racicot and several \u2018priests à present in the sanctuary.The reli- and floral offerings were very nu- \u2018After the service, the remains ! Greig, ham, Mr: | gart, Mrs.\u2018ence Hall, Mr.James Hamilton, Mrs.Har- % SHIPPING NEWS.VESSELS REPORTED.Veseeis.At \u2018When, Manchester Quebec .To-day Suvona.e.n.Montreal .To-day Savan.Montreal .To-day Lake Manitoba.Liverpool.Tues., 4 p.m.Corinthian.Quebec.Tues, 530 pam.Kron-Prinzeasin New York .Brgmen Cecile.Carpathia.New York .Trieste Dluecher.New York .Hamburg Astoria.\u2026.New York .Glasgow Furneesia.Glasgow .New York Lake Manitoba., Liverpool .Montreal Vadeziand.Dover .New York Minneapolis.London .New York Laura.Trieste .New York Mosaba.esse NEW York .To-day \u2018EMPRESS O FBRITAIN SIGHTED.The Canadian Pacific Atlantic liner Empress of Britain, was reported twentyfive mites east of Belle Isle at 11.30 on Tuesday night.She is making a fast passage, having left Liverpool last Friday, but & dense fog prevails around Belle Isle which way retard her progress.CORINTHIAN PASSENGER LIST.The Allan line S8.Corinthian, from Glasgow, for Quebec and Montreal, via Moville, arrived at Quebec at 7.30 p.m.yesterday, and is due in Montreal at 7 o'clock to-night.She has 218 cabin passengers and 93 steerage.The following is her list Miss E.Aitchison, Miss 51.Aitchi- son, Mrs.Archibald and infant, Miss Au- nie Archibald, Miss Mary Archibald, Miss Maggie Archibald, Miss Ethel Archibald, Master Ervest Archibald, Master Robert Archibald, Mr.G.Arthur, Mrs.Arthur, Mr.Bain, Mrs.Bain, Mr.Rober: Bell, Mr.J.A: Brock, Miss Eliza A.Butler, Mr.Henry B.Butler, Miss Letitia Black,Miss Mary Cairns, Mr.William Cameron, Mr.Thomas Carr, Mr.C.V.Chamberlain, Mrs.Chippington, Master Wm.H.Caip- pington, Masier Robert .Chippington, Miss Elizabeth Chippingten, Mr.Samuel H.Clark, Mr.Hertert Clegg, Mr.W.G.Coast, Miss Fannie Coltrain, Mr.Copying, Mr.Alexander Craig, Mr.John Cram, Miss Cumming, Miss Elizabeth Deans, Mr.8.Drayton, Mr.Charles A.Deschamps, B.C.Dillon, Mr.Dinwoodie, woodle, Miss J.Duff, Mr.Charies Edie, Miss May Faiibairn, Mr.A.Farquhar.Mrs.Farquhar, Mre.Fleming, Miss Nellie Fleming, Miss Lizzie Forsyth, Miss Jeanie M.Fyfe, Miss Margaret G.Gallacher Mr.George Garen, Mr.Robert Gault, Mrs.Gault, Mias Lizzie Gault, Master George Gault, Miss Sarah Gault, Miss Margaret Glendinning, Mr.J.G.Graham, Miss A.Gray, Miss Ina Gray, Mrs.Greig, Miss J.Mrs.Grosenbough, Mr.Wm.Gra- Robert Graham, Mr.Jobn Hag- Haggart, Miss Margaret Hain, Miss Wifred Hall, Mirs Fior- Mr.Mrs.Hall, vey, Mr.Frank M.Hayes, Mr.A.W.Higginson, Mr.George Hollinger, Miss Margaret Holmes, Mr.James Homes, Mr.David Howleson, Mrs.Irvine, Master An- | drow Irvine, Master Robert Irvine, Mr.J.Ww.johnson, Mr.Alexander K>nnedy, the Rev.\" R.Knowles, Mr.W.I.Kyle, J.P., Mrs.Laird, Miss Maggie Langslow, Mrs.: Leslie, Miss Edtth Leslie, Master James Leslie, Mr.James McCormick, Mrs.Mc- | Cormick, Miss Daisy McCormick, Master Willie McCormick, Master Robert Mc¢Cor- mick, Mrs.McCulloch, Mr.Donald McDon- aid, Mrs.MtDonald and infant, Miss Kate McDonald Miss Mary Ann McDonald, Mr.James McGragh, Mr.Wm.Mclnodoe, Mr.Robert MeKay, Mrs.McKay and infant, Miss Jessie McKay, Miss Etta McKay, Mr.John McKay, Mr.Peter McKenzie, Mrs.Muncnie, amis.Mchopsie and MMB, Mas ' Maggie McKenzie, Miss Jean A.McKenzie, | Mr.F.Mclennan, Mr.Archie | MoNesgns, Mr.Robert J.McWatters, Mr.H.Mai.Jory, Miss Laura Marsh, Miss Mary Mathe- sou, Mrs.James Mathieson, Mrs.Mensies, \u2018Master Dudley B.Menzies, Mr.Thomas Mercer, Mr.James H.Miller, Mrs, Miler, Miss Annie J.Midler, Mr.Mr.John J.Midler, Mr.Lauto M.Morrison, Mrs.Morrigon, Mis Aunie Munro, Mr.W.T.Munro, Miss ! Susan Murray, Miss Mustard, Miss léobel Mustard, Mr.John Nelson, Miss Lizzie Nelon, Mra.Nicholson, Mies Mary HH.! Nicholson, Master James O.Nicholson, Master Waîter Nicholson, Master John W.| Nicholson, Mr.W.A: Notman, Mr.W.D.Noimen, Miss Elsie Ogilvie, Mr.8.H.Ola- croft, Mrs.Oldcroft, Mr.V.Pearman, Mr.George Pendreigh, Mrs.Penny, Mr.Josepa huwreon, Mr.Arcusbatd Pouook, Miss Jane D.Ramsay, Mr.C.I.Reed, Mrs.Reed, isa Reid, Mr.Andrew Rodger, Miss Anna neld, Miss Mary Ronald, Miss J.Sew- .are, Miss Luella Scheub, Mr.Alexander G.Scott, Mr.Harry Scott, Miss Jesaie Scott, Mr, Wiliam I.Scaw, Mrs.8mm, Milas Lilhas Sim, Miss Lizzie Sim, Miss Maggie Sim, Mre.Simpson, Master Thomas Simp- | son, Master John Simpson, Master Sydney Simpson, Miss Margaret Simpson, Florence G.Smart, Miss Margaret Stewerc, Mr.Wiliam Stewert, Miss Ma:y R.Btiven, \u2018Mr.Robert J.Sutherland, Mr.David Tait, Mre.Tait, Mr.George A.Taylor, Mr.An\u2019 drew B.Taylor, Mr, A, J.Thorburn, Mr.Koalrert Tully, Mr.Wiliam Turner, Mrs.Ure, Mias Mary Ure, Mr.Donald Urqubart, Mrs.Utsey, Mra, Walker and infant, Master John Walker, Master Peter Walker, David Walker Miss Lizzie Wilaer, .Walker, Miles Annie Watt, Mr.William Webster, Mrs.IH.D.Weir, Mrs.White, Mrs.MoG.White, Mrs.Wiite.law, Mr.Robert J.Wilson and infant, Mr, Henry Wall, Mre.Wolf, Master Augustus Wodt, Miss Efle York.GULF REPORT.Cape Magdalen\u2014Cloudy, strong northwest wind; inward at 4.30 a.m., cne two- masted steemer; 7 a.m., one two-masted steamer; 7.30 a.m., one two-cated Dominion Coal steamer: schooner Marie Reine at anchor here, Fame Point\u2014Clear, strong north-west wind; inward at 3 a.m., one two.masted coal boat.Cape Race\u2014Dense south-west wind.Point Amour \u2014 Dense fog.light south wind; raining; inward at 5.30 &.m., one steamer; outward yesterday at ¥ am, Manchester steamer.Belle Isle\u2014Derse fog, strong west wind; iaward ycsterday at 11.30 p.m., Empress of Britain 26 miles east.fog, raining; fresh Miss Din- : MWEDNE: pAr, { Thomas Mitchell, ; John Moir, Mr.Aversr 14, 1007 Ong Child Cored of Summer Complaint and Six Cured of Cramps by Half a Bottle of , \u2018DR.FOWLER'S EXTRACT OF WILD STRAWBERRY.Mrs Wm.Flewelling, Arthur « says: \u201cI find it much pleasure a recommend Dr.FowLzr'8 Extra.> Wp STRAWBERRY a8 a grand cure cy Summer Complaint.My little bo ° year old, was very bad with it, and | + doses cured him.I also used it = + other six children for cramns, sn! | have half the bottle >it.J cot praise it too much.\u2019 Dr.Fowwrer's FxTtRACT OF\" 0 9 STRAWBERRY is the greatest of all ~: rg for all bowel complaints such as ['a-.hoea, Dysentery, Colic, Summer * or - plaint, etc.Beware of imitations and substi + gcld by the unscrupulous dealer *r the sake of greater profits.They -e dangerous to your health.1t is manufactured by The T tl.burn Co, Limited, Toronto.tbat the name appears on the «rap.Price 35 cents.Ont a SEALED TENDERS, addressed to 'h ua designed, and endorsed \u2018Tender Ir Alar Landing Pier,\u2019 will be rece.veu this office, UNTIL MONDAY, SEPILE BER 9.1907, inclusively, for ae construction of a Land.ng SI Agnes, Beevce County, Proviace of (i becs, according to a plan and specific: to be seen at the offices of Mr.Chas.:» - jardins, Clerk of Works, Fost-Office NM, real: Mr.Ph.Béland, Clerk of! Work: Post-Office, Quebec; on application io Pos master at Agnes, Que., and a\u2019 \u20185° Department of Public Works, Ottawa Tenders will not be considered uaic- made on the printed form supplied, and signed with the actual signatures of \u2018 a derers.An accepted cheque on a charterzd bank payable to the crder of the Honorable the Minister cf Public Works, for five hundred dollars ($500.00), must accompany caca tender.The cheque will be forfeited if the person terLdering decline the contrac! or fail to complete the work contracted for.and will be returned in case of pou-ac- ceptance of tender.The Department does not bind {tacit co accept the lovest or any tender.By order, FRED.GELINA- Secsrc'arv Department ot Public Works, Ottawa, \u2018Aug.§, 1907.Newspapers will not be paid fo.Vertisemen* if they insert it wilnou: \u201c0 thority from the Department.« 77 IPN GAYS OWN : , The Rich, Fragrant Creamy Lather of BABY\u2019S OWN SOAP | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 leaves the skin so white, smooth and sweet, that every time it is usod it - gives renewed delight, ALBERT SOAPS, LIMITED Mras.\u2026, MonvREAL, 13-106 ABOUT 15 year: Station WANTED, SMART BOY, prospects good.Apply G.T.R.Office, Bonaventure.WANTED, GIRL WITH GOOD EDUCA- tibn to read manuscript for proof.reai- ing department.Apply at opnuc, Edion P.O.Box 2234.WANTED, BOY AS ENTRY CLERKk.age about 16, well educated and good, qu\u2019 writer.Apply with references to Gil &' COMPANY, 148 St.James street.TO TEACHERS.\u2014 TWO VACANCIES Ladysmith and Thorne Centre.salary at the rate of two hundred doilars for scholastis year: 215 days\u2019 actual teach fog.Clcse to church, store aud pos - office.Board, $6.00 a month.Wr.» S.\u201d M.# LOGAN, Thorne Centre.Que $8.EMPRESS OF BRITAIN, SS.CORSICAN, 55.5.DOMINION Are due in Quebec on Friday.Telegrams are accepted at any C.P.R.Telegraph Office for delivery tu aay of these steamers via MARCUNI MARINE ST ATION, CAPE RAY, $8.CYMBIC (Boston) 8S.ADRIATIC Nfid.8S.NIOUW AMSTERDAM , 88.EUROPA (Med.) Sailed from New York To-day.Telegrams are accepted at any Telegraph Office in Canada for immediate de: livery to any of the above steamers via MARCUNI MARINE STATION.FAX, N.8 oe witbe conveyed to the Cote des Neiges erty rear.me ve A are +0 nu 4 855 RÉ HAII- Marooni Wireless Telegraph Co.of Canada, Limited, PELICAN & BRITISM BUILDING.ss.Notre Dame Street Wee be vk : MA A SAO Li Fac + New dle VY Lae\u2019 vf fre Hroug nds a Ledd 1 tbat vas C sireel :03 oui, \u20ac OW 1houg slump talk \u20ac being marke tue o! anti-t quite \"501 L 1a pla w thst .u the of To rust a \u2018sq iat mean: reere gad b The thie © y romt vw nich ug pi very 1\u20ac DELON ba Thy noe hay \u20ac GI tle Mooir al Ju) vel Lands .Acl ne but re sien + Merci cexfii ne er.vi, d Mon were | 4e were ue I atch Ane euove Tor © uing §.» las: Bri rice The Horry LXpet Berg lon quire lie, io Mian oo ad \u201crock Exp dur.ny ar ug 440, Sale thay > Weosesnar, Avaust 14, 1907 MARKETS ARE.VERY FEVERISH AND IRREGULAR| A Few Conspicuous Losers Here But General List Showed Substantial Gains \u2014 {7 (0 PAULO FELL 12 POINTS SINCE | LAST SALE.COAL AT 46 1-2 \u2014\u2014 Facbange value of 21 Sterling to-day Is $4.86.38 to $4.686.%.New Y(rk opened at about parity, but a combined with {feverizh and a break ur-dertone, sacerfaiay, goon followed, ot from one to two points was noted -hroughou.the active list.Later there was a rally, and advance was fairly well peid notwithstanding the prevailing feeling \"pat the market would again break, \u201cThere +as valy a small turnover ou the Wall siree.market, and there is every indica: \u201con that the market fs completely sold althovgh there have been 50 many dud VV out, \u2018low levels\u2019 that almost anythiag is thought to be possible in the way of slumping values.There is a greai deal of alk about the Washington administration being the cole cause of the most recent market de:ressicn, all done, no doubt, with rae object of weakening the hands of the au:i-trust party.Mr.Rockeferler talks quire glibly to the newspaper MB, NOV :1at be feels that their help: is \u2018necded,and is playing the role of sweet innuvence,notwithstanding the fact that every school boy in the United States is aware of ths years of merciless cperations of the greatest trust in the world, Mr.Rockefeller wants a \u2018square deal\u2019 when it is quite evideut that be never knew whut the expression meant until he began to appreciate that mere is still a higher power than himself md his associates in th: United States.The local market showed & better tone th morning, but changes were each way.prominent among the losers was Sao Paulo which sold down at 104, from the last geli- jug price in July of 116.Mexican was also very weak, and fell to 4u, from 42%.Il- \u2018rois preferred made avothec low level record, down at Bl, subwequealiy recover- Jz a small fraction.; lbe balance of tae marlet wos accidedly more encouraging with advances in Mac- kay common and preferred! Detroit, Lake tue Woods, Dominion Coal, Scotia and Moxreal Power.Iron common was steady at 1914, but the preferred made & DOW low level in years at 42%, lu) shares changing lands at that price.\u2018Toroaio Railway Was \u2018aclined to weakness early in the eession, but recovered yesterday's closing quota- uon before noon.Twenty-six shares of Mierchants Bank were bought ai the Toceni wine of 162.C.F.R.opened higher iw, WallStreet at $7, declining later\u201c to 166.- .\u2026.À À.Aug.17 Turcoman, ss 0 \u201c\u2026.sense .Sept.2 Englishinean Cennes oser .oo For ail information apply to local agents or to BOMIXION LINE, 17 St.Sacrament Street, Montreal.a I SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH-WEST _ MOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.ANY EVEN NUMBERED section of Do- minson Lands in Manitoba or the North- West Provinces, excepting 8 an@ 26, not re- saved, may be homesteaded by any per- soi the eole head of a family, or male over 18 years of age, to the extent of oue- quarter section, of 160 acres, more or less, Applications for homestead entry or in- fpection must be niade in person by the applicant at the office of the local Agent or Sub-Agent, : An application for entry or inspection made personally at any Sub-Agent\u2019s office nay be wired to the local agent by the Sub-Agent, at the expense of the applicant, an if the land applied for is vacant on receipt of the telegram euch application is to have priority, and the land will be held until the necessary papers to complete the |trausactiod are.received by mail.In case of \u2018\u2018personation\u201d the entry will be summarily cancélled, and the applicant will Zopfeit all priority of claim.An applicant for.inspection must be eligible Yor homestead entry, and only gne application fof inspection will be.d om an individual until that application 88 been disposed of.; .4 \u2018homesteader -whose.entry -is in.good standihg, and not liable \u2018te cancellation, may, subject to approval of Department, relinquish it in favor of father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister, if eligible, but to no one else:on filing declaration of abandonmeat.\u2019 Co Where an entry is summarily cancelled, or voluntarily abandomed, subsequent to iuætitution \u201cof cancéllation proceedings, the applicant for inspection will be entitled to prior right of entry.Applicants Tor inspection must.state in what \u2018particulars the bomeateader is in default, and if subsequently the statement is found to be incorrect in material particu- Jars, the applicant will lose any prior right of re-entry, should the lhnd become vacant, er if entry has been granted it may be summarily cancelled.VDUTIES.\u2014A settler is required to per- from the conditions under one of the foi- lowing .plans:\u2014.+ (1) At least six months\u2019 residence upon and cultivation.of \u2018the land in each year during the term of three years.(2) I?the father (or mother, if the father 18 deceased) of a homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for by such homesteader, the requirement as to residence may be satisfied by said person residing with the father or mother, (3) If the settler has his pérmanent re- tldence upon farming land owned by him ia the vicinity of his homestead, the require- surh \u2018land.Before making application for patent the settler must give :six months\u2019 notice in writing to the Commissioner of Dominion Lauds at Ottawa of his intention to do so.SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH-WBST MINING REGULATIONS.COAL.\u2014Coal mining rights may be leased Zor a period of twenty-one years at an annual rental of $1 per acre.Not more than 2,560 acres shall be leased to one individual or company.A royalty at the raté of five cents per ton-shall be collected cn the merchantable coal mined.QUARTZ.\u2014A free miner's certificate is gracted upon payment in advance of $5 per annum for an individual, and from $50 to $100.\u2018per annum for Ba company according to capital.> A free miner, having discovered mineral in place, may locate a claim 1,500 x 1,600 feet, The Yee for recording a claim is $5.Af least $100 must be expended on the claim each year, or paid to the mining recorder in lieu thereof.When $500 has been expended er pald, the locator may, upon having a survey made, and upon comply- {ag with other requirements, purchase the land at .per acre.; The patent provides for the payment of a royalty of 21% percent on the sales.Placer mining- claims generally are 100 feet square; entry fee $5, remewable yearly, A .free miner may obtain two leases to dredge for gold five miles each for a term of twenty years, renewable at \u2018the discretion of the Minister of the Interior.The lessee shall\u2019 have a dredge in operation within one season from the date of the lease for each five miles.Rental $10 per apnam.for each mile.of river leased.Royalty at the rate of £% percent collected on the output after it exceeds ,000.; W.W.CORY.Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.N.B.\u2014Ungauthorizsed publication of this advertisement will- not be paid for.NENTS FOR SALE.AT THB \u2018WITNESS\u2019 OFFICE.- + am tete a Wr.ate REE Sh + - \u201d or - EEN ALI SEMPRA Yn NE SEE EE PEN Suiits .N ra > eived | ment may be satisfied by residence upon\u2019 Fe ALLAN LINE.ROYAL MAIL SERVICE, MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL.VICTORIAN .Aug.16 4.30 a.m.Sept.13 CORSICAN.Aug.23 4.90 a.m.Sept.20 VIRGINIAN Aug.30 6.90 a.m.Sept.27 TUNISIAN Sept.6 4.30 a.n.Oct.4 VICTORIAN and VIRGINIAN,each 12,00u tons, are the only Turbine Steamers on the Canadian route.Absolutely no vibration.Record passage, - days, 14 hours.Midship = ns, 8 ous promenade decks, electric ights TD oon pact pro FIRST-CLASS, $70 and up, according to steamer, and date of sailing.SECOND-CLASS Liverpool, Londonderry, $43.50 and up.Return tickets at reduced rate THIRD OLASS Liverpool, London or 927.50, and $24.75, according to stesmer.MONTREAL T© GLASGOW.Belfast Moagolian .Aug.16Pretorian Aug.29 Corinthian .Aug 22 Sicilian Sept.© Rates\u2014Saioon, \u2018called\u2019; Second Cabin, $40 and up; Third Class, $2.99.MONTREAL TO HAVRZ AND LONDON Pomeranian Aug.24 Sardinian Sept 7 Saloon, \u2018called,\u2019 \u2018Second Cabin\u2019 Rate, ft and up; Third Class, $27.50, Apply to H.& A.ALLAN, Montreal.Reford Agencies DONALDSON LINE.\u2019 Montreal.Clasgow WeeklyServioe SS.PARTHENIA, cold storage .Aug.15 SS.ATHENIA, cold storage .Aug.22 SS.MARINA, cold storage.Aug.29 Passenger Rales\u2014One-Class Cabin, $40 to $60; Steerage, $26.50 to $30.THOMSON LINE.Montreai-London Weekly Service ss.CERVONA, cold storage and cool air ve ee ++ +.J Aug.17 HURONA, cold storage and cool alr.20 oe 52 2000 Aug.24 ss.THOMSON LINE TO LEITH, FREMONA .Aug.26 ss.THOMSON LINE TO ABERDEEN.SS.ESCALONA .Sept.9 T i ROBERT REFORD \u20acO0., Limited, Montreal, Toronto, Quebes, St.John, N.B.oI) SAW.halte STEAMSHIPS™ To LIVERPOOL.From Aug.17.LAKE CHAMPLAIN .July 81 Ang.23.EMPRESS OF BRITAIN Aug 9 Aug.31.LAKE BRIE.: .Aus.14 gept.6.EMPRESS OF TRBLA Aug.2 .LAKE MANITOBA .Aus.Sept.20.EMPRESS OF BRITAIN Sept.2 Rept, 28.LAKE CHAMPLAIN .\u2026.Sept.11 4.PMPRESS OF IRELAND Sept.20 Oct.12.LAKE ERIE .Sept.2 Oct.18.:EMPRESS' OF BRITAIN.Oct.4 Oct.26\u2014-LAKE MANITOBA .Oct 9 Nov.1\u2014-EMPRESS OF TRETAND, Oct.18 Nov.9.LAKE CHAMPLAIN.Oct.% Nov.15\u2014\u2014FMPRESS OF BRTTAIN.Nov.1 Nov.2 EMPRESS OF IRELAND, Nov.15 GEO.Mcl.BROWN, \u201c Gen.Pass, Agent.Rooms 3, 4 and.5.Board cf Trade, ELDER, DEMPSTER LINE TO NASSAU, CUBA AND MEXICO, 88.\u2018* Sokoto\u201d about August 20th.To book passage apply ELDER, DEMPSTER & CO., W.H.HENRY, | NORMAN L.LUSHER, Itoperial Bank Bldg 178 St.James Btrect.MONTREAL.TO SOUTH AFRICA, $8.\u201cAshanti\u201d about August 25th.88.\u201cMelville\u201d about Sept.26th.Fer rates of freight, &e., apply t> ELDER, DEMPSTIR X C0., 319 Board of Trade Building, \u2014 Cement, Drain Pipes, &c.DRAIN PIPES, PORTLAND CEMENTS, AT LOWEST MARKEY PRIMES, | w.& F.P.CURRIE & Co, .S46 8% Jamas Sheesh JACKSON & CO.CARPENTERS, BUILDERS And CONTRACTORS.Valuations made.Jobbing promptty attended to.8208 te 338 MIBERNIA DOAD Vol.Maln M88, _ - ger a Wome Pr ATV rar oY CANADIAN: PACIFI@ TRANS-CANADA LIMITED Every Tuesrday, Thursday ani =.at 12.30 p.m.until August 3st.The Fastest Train Across An.\"SEASIDE EXCURSION; \\ MONTREAL to ST.JOHN, NB.ne + 51 ST, ANDREWS, N.B.HALIFAX, via DIGBY.PORTLAND.ME.- steal had Elsie\u2019s hat in her hand, and a par | been | ris, MONTRE, \u201cDA HY WITNESS LLL TERT rr ~ ino qe de ys.\u201cThey prefer strong tonics res.is all in keeping with \u2018modern medical séiénce.It explains why! Ayer\u2019s Ssrsaparilla is now made entirely free fébthéicohol.Ask Tour doctor.Un J.C.De as cfall preparations: Pure re \u2018Spices.: -UGE: TRES cs \"CONDOR BRAND , Vinegars, 281.285 or.as Bengal rail 1 rei Coffees, Spices, CO a t class.Grocers, MONTREAL, Canada.à train.Pilgrim Doukhobors.| | oo Full page group of the delegates a.- who attended the National Council ST In Vancouver, THA \u201c(LLUSTRA MES: y (3 _rekuiarnews edition.\u2018With Thu Fi an Count AT au pe Sa\u201d rs re To ASshtses, Ta a \u201d our orrowrdisbeomeune nt os sad many other.patito are, = All the abov lonséian Plotorial\u201d Canade\u2018s 8 m tie year.TH 1 PICTORIAL PUS GHILORENS \u2018CORNER, { How THE past po DIPPER Gor nd \u2018A dear little girl with eyes of.blue 4 + And golden curls said, \u2018l'eil me true \u2014' *§ \u2018And thè question she \u2018asked, you wily.\u2018never as, How the Grest Dipper got up ml * the skies, But Bow should I answer and tell hér{ The ds little girl with the eyes of | Then ï po her the legend 1 deagly prize, That.tells how the Dipper got up in the +.\u2019 skies.\u2018One day, dear child, in the long ago When - the earth was young and time.slow The heavens withheld their supplies of And ois went mad with thirst and: pain.Bug one little girl like you, my dear\u2014 She was 80 good that she knew no fear\u2014' Crept.out to the woods at the close ot! Crept \u201cout - all alone to the woods \u2018 ta pray.hs as she re de ben to messi \u20ac And Pres the dipper that she had | brough C'erfowsd with the water in p sought, res sha) \u2018So.Lopes she awoke she could only stare} The dipper was full beside here there.She carried it home, but stopped to - me sparkling drops that a dog might ve, \u2018And while her bosom with pity burned.Her poor Groups of the ~ dering throu; yous.+ we ; {ant That; [foolishness of \u201cfthoge that believe, plies people who are wan- ) Western Canada.ET £9 ;| Canadian Indians.Two chiefs.-who went from Manitoba to Engländ.| Historical Pageants.Sannes from the recent perform- oes at st Ribans.' ~ \u2018Lopa: NEWS-STANDS.ai by spacial arrangéments Ten cents n copy, one \u201cBt Peter _utreet, .PB eg PF gold it changed into diamonds seven me and fastened themselves in paiven.1m ; 5 t : 0x I only told to show .et ones service, ff kindly given, pus, shine like the slaru in x £ Tom.in \u201cAdvosate and Guar- TEE 2 + se.me WHAT.SAITH.THE SCRIPTURE ?Bt i WBDNESDAY, \u2018AUG.14.FOOLISH PREACHING.There is a great difference between the preaching and foolish | preaching.The first is the world's opinion, about gospel preaching.The other is the Teaching, which \"is dt variance with - -Christ'e teaching in the Bible.It pleases: \"by gospel preaching to save Christ is made to us the wisdom of God, consisting of right- \u2018eousnene, : sanctification and - redemption, Every soul believing in Him is wise unto salvation -and spiritually complete.This gospel.of \u20achrist is the only thing in the \u2018world which in a moment transforms the {spiritually dead soul into the nature of [the living Christ.The Divine breath | descends from heaven and man becomes % living epirit, à _partaker of the Divine ature.(John ii, 6; II.Pet.i, 4.) v faith we are born into Christ, into a new.creation, the incorruptible Word Lif God which liveth and abideth forever.L ; 28.) Notice here the words org.+ God\u2019 is the same at in John i., 11.The logos, while in verse 25 \u2018word\u2019 \u2018{wice used, means a saying.A \u2018saying God\u2019 and the \u2018Logos of God\u2019 are vastly EF cently * Yet~this is the preaching\u2019 which \u2018worldly men do not care for, and dipper to silver tur a; make light of.They, prefer nren\u2019s opin- Fons about God, and And mstead of losing the precious 1 rist, and the Bible This By her \u2018generous gift, it still o\u2019erflowed, \u2018She brought her gift to her mothers Who.cried, \u201cMy daughter, I'm almost But take the water yourself and give A \u2018draught to each, {bat my.meids may, - live.\u201d \u2018The little one aid as \u2018she was to \u2018And the silver dipper turned fate\u2019 MIT SATISFACTORY OURE FOR - :* SUMMER OOMPLAI | -* Nothing is so certain and pro as Polson\u2019s Nerviline.Used for yearit Ÿto the plain teaching of the Book.We would call foolish preaching.Its ovelly may please the mind and gratify the umrenewed nature, but will never [save a: soul, nor build up believers in the faith of Christ.Feed the flock of God ie the counsel Paul gives to the Ephesian elders (Acte xx.), and Peter gives \u2018similar instruction in 1.Pet.v, 14.tee rayer for ministers that th .ied ore rey of God, and ar + J fheach: ne truths their \u2018hearers Ay ne hey will have to- give account most tc \"God for all-their sermons, he seaside removing to the or coun- | Tie = summer months can have 1 \u2018Daily pistes each.day of publica- on at at twenty-five cents per month in with unfailing success.Pleasant to take | ¢ dx : > \u2018its po per \u201cmonth.and sold everywhere for 25 cents For the United States add Tine nts for ostage.To in itness\u2019 ten cents the stars, dear child, you - Sitnations Vacant.\u2018l'eachers Wanted, PAPER COUNTERS WANTED \u2018FOR :Finishing de in paper mill; highes wages \u201cpaid; A ly TORONTO PAPER MFG.CO., Cornwall.WANTED, GOOD PLAIN COOK; ferences required.culars address MRS.\u2018fleld, P.Q.RE- For further parti- SIMPSON, Valley- .«nd SCHOOL- BOY WANTED TO DELIVER A route of the \u2018Witness\u2019 for a couple or hours in the afternoon.Apply at \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.WANTED, A DRUG CLERK; ONE ACcustomed to Dispensing.HENRY R.GRAY, Chemist, 168 St.Lawrence Main street.) WANTED, APPRENTICE FOR the Watchmaking and Jewellery business.Reference.required.Apply to D.BEATTY, 137 St.Peter street.; LADY GLERK WANTED AT THE \u2018Wit- -Dess\u2019 Office.Must reside with relatives or friends.Address, s'aling age, experience, present \u2018salary, and rrnister\u2019s name, to the MANAGER, \u2018Witness\u2019 Of- re, YOUNG LADIES.WANTED \u2014 A number of inexperienced -| Young La ies,\u2019 of from 16 to 18.years of age, pleasing ih manner and appearauce.THE JOHN MURPHY CO., Ltd.Employment Wanted.WANTED, A POSITION IN AN OFFICE, by a young man with good qualifications and references.Please address M.L., \u201c\u201cWitness\u2019 Office.rar rame} Training School for Nurses | PHILADELPHIA ORTHOPAEDIC \u201cHosPItal wants educated women, twenty-one to thirty-two years, to enter Training School for Nurses.Address Superintendent.\u2014 me \u2014 \u2014 t 204 WOOD AVENUE.WESTMOUNT.Fur- .nished Rooms To Let.suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen, with or without board.\u2014 one \u2014 \u2014 Summer Board.SUMMER BOARDERS: GOOD ACCOMMOdation: boating, water, $4.00 per week.town, P.Q.\u2014 2 \u2014 For Sale.A.PW oman S\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014 Far.etc.sagt \u2014\u2014==r THE \"WITNESS DAILY MOD pas CHILD'S ROMPERS.\u2014No.5842.The little romper swt here shown comeg as near solving the problem of comfortable dressing for the little tots as any garment yet devised.For morn ing wear nothing ig better, as the chid can.romp and play to his heart's con tent without fear of injury to hr clothés.» The bloomers portion is cut circular and ig fuib enough to allow per fect freedom limb.\u2018The fulness a: the knee 1s regulated by a tape or elastic, or may be gathered into a band.Gingham, denim and HoBand are all ad vised for the makin For a child of five years, 214 yards of 36-inch material will be required.Sizes for 3, 5, 7, and 9 years.PATTERN COUPON.Please send the above-men- .tioned pattern as per directions \u2018given below.No.sv.* Size Name Address in full se.secesvconce0su \u201c a.e.N.B.\u2014Be sure to cut out the illus tration and send with the couvon, cart fully filled out.The patwro cannot rea © you in less than a week.Price 10 cents In cash.postal note.or stamps.Ad dress, \u2018Witness\u2019 Pattern Departm-n! \u2018Witness\u2019 Block.Mentreal.THE \u2018DAILY WITNESS {is printed anc published at the \u2018Witness\u2019 Building 3! the corner of Crrig and St.Peter stree's in the city of Montreal by John Redpa\u2019d Dougall and Frederick Eugene Dougai.both of Montreal.All business commurticaticns should be ad dressed Jobn Dougall & Son, \u2018Witnes« Office, Montreal, and all letters to the , Béitor, ahoulé be addressed, Bditer of \u201cthe \u2018Witness.\u2019 No AY Ap park ve + \u2018 "]