The Montreal daily star, 2 juillet 1906, lundi 2 juillet 1906

[" i 1 Ha 2d VPC RT Rg pr TEL her Ry / ,Ç % to the SUCESSFUL \u2018we spend in bring: us VOL XXXVUi.Ne \u2018The Star Q.STRACHAN, Bakery, Montreal.FORECANT.profitable FINE 156.MONTREAL.MONDAY, \u201cJOLY 2.1906.Last Weeds Weakly .128.81 Totit Last Wosk 496,069 = PRICE ONE CENT.: MADIANS AND AMERICANS KILLED IN WSASTROUS WRECK OF STEAMER 1 3 1 Most Appalling Accident in England for Many Years\u2014 Engine Jumped Track and Turned Turtle \u2014 Three Toronto Men Killed\u2014Many People Injured and Some May Die\u2014Mayor McCiellan Had Narrow Escape.A p fBausburs.Eng\u2026 July 1\u2014Salisbury , locomotive wWhirh became a !.: CHILDREN\u20145 CENTS.Raliway Tickét Offices.good, Star controversy which thls difficulty excites.That the Government may have to drop\u2014I am afraid they will\u2014the second part of this hill, which was absu- lutely and urgently needed in the interests of the development of our ne- | glected system of secular education.By dropping it.I mean dropping it for the purposes of the present session because it will appear.It 18 moRstrous, 1 say, that we In this country, who have se, much to lose If we take a false step, 8 quarrelling about the precise quantum of controversial dogma which may be crain- med into the poor little brain of our children.Teach them to fear God, to serve the Btate, to hate injustica, to love their neighbor, to do their duty with all thelr might; give them a knowledge of what the wise have taught, and what the salnts have hoped, and what the great have done; make It vour governing alm and sya- tem of education to turn out good citizens, good fathers, good employers, gnod craftsmen.Then, and then only.you will have solved the question of national education.(Loud cheers.) MORE INTERRUPTIONS.Mr.Asquith had no sooner sat down than a tall lady rose in the balcony.and shrieked excitedly, \u201cWill you give tn the mothers the same volce as tha fathers in the education of the chitd- ren ?\u2018 The Chairman\u2014\"I think the lady has mistaken this meeting.It 1s a meel- ing of congratulation.\u201d The Chairman (to the lady): \u2018The question you have raised is an impor:- ant one, but there is no one here to answer it.\" (Cheers and booing.) The Lady: \u201cYes, there is a member of the Government here.Will he give voles to women?\" : No answer was vouchsafed, and thera was more disorder.the lady's voice being heard above the din.Other means of suppressing her being of no avaîl, three sturdy stewards ascended to the baloony, and.closing in upon her, selz- ed her by the arms.Half dragged and half pushed, and making a flerce resistance, scratching and kicking, she was ahot down the staifs and so efectad into the street.The ladles held an indignation meeting outside In the square, made historic by the Bradlaugh riots.There Were suggestions that they should mul- est Mr.Asquith as he left the hall.A goodly number of police arrived on the scene and closed around the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lord Northampton.When they took thelr departura a female did advance and endeavorad to speak to the right hon.gentleman, but a constable held her in check till Mr.Asquith and his noble host had sped away in & motor car.Canadian American Patents.Below will be found a list of Canadian and American patents recently granted through the agency of Messrs.Marion & Marion, patent attorneys, Montreal, Canada, and Washington, D.C.Information relating to any of the patents cited will be supplied free of charge by applying to the above named rm.Nos.\u2018- CANADA.99,537\u2014Messrs, Blair and Bilodeau, Brompton+'lie, Que., nut lock.99,559\u2014Alfred Ed.Watts, Wattsburg, B.C., fire alarm.99,664\u2014Harmas Bricault, Que., rink.99,595\u2014Joseph Moreau, St.Germain de Grantham, Que., potato digger .Nos.UNITED STATES.823,821\u2014James L.Strickland, Westport, N.B.,, rotary engine.824,147\u2014 Hubert Nap.Rivard, Montreal, Qué, cream _pasteurizer and «cooler.824,286 Andrew L.Donogh, Criswold, Man, road grader.824,380\u2014Ludger Sevigny, Sherbrooke, Coaticook, nn.said: 5 4 Ig not an 18 falsély attributed to ua, n .Que., billiard cue rack.le Wanted In Arnprior.; onable sus ,; ay hy IH ave ne renons \u2018real and, etective Fou\u2019 0.of the, city de- .CH b an jous scruples per- te ès\" office.yestérdaÿ prreated a TE ;, Do lat us get thls m by the.name of Letogdmeau.of pi or.* This man was Arrested or who telégraphed to Chief Cam- tating that Letourneau |g want- uest bt the Chief of PAljce Am.| mien = © Street siting doctor advises to send.It is: 1st\u2014For the sick children of the poor.2né\u2014For the tired working mothers with shfl@ren.3rd\u2014For children threatened with slok- ness, and whose parents have yo means to enable them to leava Five dollars will a Branch Office, corner Peel'and St.erine Streats or to der, Esq., Hon.; 272000 atl a t the 3 the city.; and u Contributions may be sent to the ice, 165 St.James Street; Cuth- 152 36eod | 2050600 6 6004000 & WITH THE & CANRDIN EDITORS.@ FHGEAON © 0040000 The Ministers have dect out the pensions to éx- is easy \u2014Toronto Globe.dd Dear Sir Wilfrid.\u201cyou blessing of coñsumptiv see that\u2018@ vote of $5,000 t y .propaganda fer-the ext@winat the whlte plague is mad tizen./ By cutting off the pinsions to ex- members ot the cohhpt.Parliament will save less than $30,000 a year.The increase which Parliampnt retains in its own sessional indeMnity amounts DOMINI chine Children or at ste to over $450,000 a yea.Thus doth Parliament pacify tfe country on the subject.\u2014Ottawa Journal, ° Sam Jones, the revfalist.condemns the breakfast - eatinf habit.Three years ago he swore of breakfasts, and begins his work day fith a prayer and a cup of coffee.Bit If Bam's work were digging pipe lin} trenches or loading hay from tangled winrows, we fear he would backslide ¢re long,\u2014Hamliton 366 Times.nor of the French- Canadian poet, Cjemazie, has been erected in Montrefl.It will be some time before any Bfitish-Canadian poet will be similarly hjnored.Our French- Canadian fellow-cflzens place a higher value on literatufe and art than we do in Ontarto.\u2014H{milton Herald.A monument in It is announced that one of the most striking featured of British municipal government 18 tht men of capacity and integrity are devfting thelr time to civic affairs.Unfortynately It is not so in Canada, but on the contrary with each year a less confpatent class of citizens are being entrikted with the adminis- Orders Uptown Ladies\u2019 Kirst class servi We cater to Private Dominion Park: or Savoy Hotel, Telephone HOWARD, GUILE & CO., Props., © | Montreal & Carawall Nav.Ca, Limited | 8 STR FILGATE .ON DAY EXCURSION, JULY 2, The steamer will leave her Sock.foot of Dalhousie street, 1.30 p.m.and Bt.briel's lock at 3 o'clock.stopping at La- Up Laks 8t.Louis and down the Rapids, arrivin A beautiful trip on the Lak the famous Lach lar steamer.Orchestra and Piano on Refreshments at city prices: 7 Tickets for the round trip: Adults 50a, home at 6.30.e and down ne Rapide, On the popu> board.25c.Tickets for sale at 187 Commén street, amet.Hand Bags \u2014in\u2014 Beautiful Gray.Brown, Tan, Green, Black, ete.THE BEST LEATHERS, \u2014at\u2014 6.W.CLARKE & CO'S, St.Catherine Street.» 165 2 & yy \u2014WHREN AT\u2014\u2014 ior DOMINION PARK CALL ATww\u2014 \" RIVERVIEW INN .RESTAURANT ce n la carte.| \\ taken over telephone, East 1785.1276, WM.RUSKELL, Manager.x tration of mupicipal affairs.\u2014Ottawa Free Press, 15626 The loan ks constitute a malignant cancer if the body politic, and a drastic operatjon ls red to remove it.In the cfuelties cticed by Te ronto and Mfntreal usurers the Jegis- lators at Otfiwa have every warrant for taking fecisive action.The ais- closures maje by the public press in both cities furing the past year must x still f in their minds \u2014Toronto ows.the wel materia age bat yea.in ure for thotight The Supday observance law, now under cofsideration by the House of Osmmgns, approved the clause which makes it {illegal for any one to bring [into Canada for sale or diatributs on the Lorde Day any foreign wspaper.If the authorities enforce this clause to the letter, the position ff customs inspector at Windsor, Niagara Falls of Fort Erie will not sorts of A stern against courts .thit has lain in his way is the scareity offthe material in pure férm to make tip discovery practicable.Nature asu- / finds some way dut for the Inventa Fof the of and Fidiron has gone ts Cobalt, C (Pp real; to examine deposits there.t.the nade is likely to tarnish the key toa! stein than corresponding toria Colonist, tardy and stops sho Mr.8.Kirsch, o Zion Athletic Club,\u201d and Mr.U.Berns very Important industrial situation.If ght of storage batteries can be v Ny reduced it means a more increase of stor- teries for motor purposéé.\u2014Vic- ts The fining.of members of the ice trust, in Tolédo, $5,000 each.and one the penitentiary, is a proced- which few were prepared.It is that \u2018 American justice is \u201cof the full de- the guilty.It been regarded as weak, particularly in its treatment of commercial combinations; But it is evident that our judgment of American courts wili have to be revised.For of late they have manifested ess in dealing with offenders the publtc which Canadian fall short of\u2014Kingston Press.be a sinfcure.St.Thomas Times.se .- The @in never sets on Canada for Montreal Zionist Delegates.Sore prt of the year.In that respect \u20ac she is fnly & little Behind the Empire __AMONE the delegates who represent of whfh she forma a considerahje MOntréai at the convention n° Zlohiats, part.[To-day the people of Dawson | Held in Toronto to-day and to-marrow, climb fin elevation back of the town Are Mr, Clarence I.de Bols, president to seefthe unresting orb of light at] of the Federation of Zionist Societies midpight.They will start up about 10 of Canada, who will preside over the pnt.pnd If the thoughtful Dr.Var convention: Mrs.Clarence ! de Sols, I icle, §t polar exploration fame.ha president of the \u2018Mentres) Daughters pens fo be araund, they will probably of Zion\u201d: Mrs.Manolson nnd Miss find fandwiches, fruit.\u2018cake, à bafrel Badle Vineberg: \u2018Mr.William Levy: Mr.of heer.etc., ahead of them, which Henry Levy.secretary of the \u201cZionist hele some\u201d in case the weather Js Russian Reltef Fund\u201d: Mr D.Fallck, ; not flear and théy do not she the SUB.Mr.Fllas Maur; Mt C.M Schwartz, D \u2014Vftoria Times (June 21).(who will represent the \u2018B'nal Zion i Kadimah\u201d: Mr.H.Miller, Mrs.I.Kir: 1 Ffison says he has made some waon- s¢ghberg, Mr.M.Shapiro.Mr.Ascher > deijul discovertes of cobalt, igen Smith; Mr.N.Gelbman.rprefenting \u2018 wif reduce the weight of storage \u201c| the \u201cDorshal Zon Robty\": Mi teges Wy fifty per cent.One difficulty Samuel Manolson end M: \u2018\u2018arl Bind- man, représentinæ the \u201cMortraal Chnfl- dren of Zion\": Mr.Harr: Sehreiberg, \u201cHerzl Zionist B-ci°t5,\" Monty Y the \u201cMontreal.' mre ed pon = Egy wage tas Lire = THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014MONDAY, TEDTO SLY FORMER FRE Scotty mcDonald Stabbed and: Battered John McDonald Near Brampton.PREMEDITATED.REVENGE.Victim, Though Dying, Walked to a Neighboring Farm\u2014Both Were Scotch.Bpecial to The Montreal Star.Brampton, July 2.\u2014Bcotty McDonald 1s under arrest here charged with what may be the murder of John Mec- Donald, a neighbor.This morning Scotty attacked the latter with a hammer and knife, wounding him terribly, and it is not thought he can live 12 hours.The attack was in revenge.for what Bootty McDonald regarded as treachery on the part of his friend.A month ago the victim was a witness against Scotty, who was triad and finally convicted of assault upon & Brampton barber.His release took place Saturday.It was largely owing to John Mc- Donald's evidence that he was convicted.McDonald is:wounded upon the head, his lungs are exposed and his intestines perforated.In spite of this he was able to walk two hundred yards to a neighbor's house, and apply for shelter.\u2018 The accused is a native of Edinburgh and is about 35 years of age.The victim i8 a farm laborer on the Oliver farm near Deery West.AMERICAN EDITORS HERE.Were Much Impressed with Montreal and Quebec.About 250 members of the National Editortal Association, who have been touring Canada for the past week, - rived in Montreal at cight o'cloc n Saturday evening.A reception was tendered them at the City Hall, where they were welcome by Ald.Sadler.A drive was then taken around the Mountain, where the formal gddress of welcome was presented, and responded to by Mr.J.A.Willard.Yesterday morning they were the guests of the Montreal Press Club, and were taken for a trolley ride.The rest of the day was put in visiting the different parts of the city.The party left last night for Ottawa, apparently much impressed with their visit in Montreal.Mr.J.B.Whitehead, speaking to the Star last night, sald that he could voice the sentiments of the whole association in saying that the trip through the provinoe of Quebec, and particularly in Montreal and Quebec city.was a most enjoyable one.Their reception in both eities had been most cordial, and they would take back with them none but the most pleasant recollections of their trip.He could not s&y too much for the courtesy of the pee o fthe railway companies.who had done all In their power to make the journey as pleasant as possible.The members were much taken up with Montreal, its beautiful residegeea and its wonderful business facilin@®s, and Mr.Whitehead said that this w nnt the last time they would visit Qin .\u2019 - A Seÿsational Street Car Collision.A \u201ctee car colliston at the corner of Amflerst and Ontario streets at 10.45 last night caused quite a little scare, but foptunately no serious damage.An open oir from Dominion Park was gn- ing wet on Ontarlo street, when.at the cofner of Amherst, it was stru-k by an Amherst street car bound down the Wilk A number of peaple were mn ithe ruming board of the Ontarlo street car.and seeing that the collision was the we most of them moved out of the w or Jumped.The Amherst car struck the Ontarto at the rear ent, knockisg it off the track and smashing the rudghing board, but only one man was h and he was not sufficiently hurt 1@be taken to the hospital.To add to the excitement of the accident, Arflierst street car's motor fuse burst igo flames and burned out.After a time the Amherst car was dragg.d awav fhe Ontario car was got back on th track and proceeded in a damage -ofdition with a load nf passen- Fr nave frightened than hurt.Badly Injured by \u2018Broken Bottle.Mr kson, of 1373 Cadleux atreet, met wth a sertous accident Friday éVvernemhlle playing lacrosse on Flet- che: « Meld.While running.he slip- pel and fell on a broken bottle, cut- tin: .gash in his leg from his knee to his #0, Dr.Leprohon war called.but foun! \u2018he wound so serious that he had the v.ung man removed to the Royal Vhtur L'Hospttal.where his wound | Was droiged.Mr.Dickson will proh- ably tv confined to the house for several w.eks, if the results are not still mor «mous.The residents of Mount Ron wyenue are indignant over the uff.apd place the blame on the crow: of toughs who hang around drinking, and throw their empty bottles fn the park.where they become con- veu -d inthe grass, and are a constant dans.» tp those who Tfreg@tent the pia he - \"Longshoremen Hold Meeting.At vestgrday afternoon's meeting of the \u2018Luégshoremen's Assoctation it was ified not to hold a private plc- nic + Gabor Day Business on the water \u2018rot was reported as being very netiv A large contingent of new member : Were Initiated.and communication.wire read from Portland, St John.SN & Buffalo and other important ship pêpg points.How Indigestion Is Really Cured.i nèja the opportunity we have If van of re |.@tho letters which come to these ti : from persons who have been - eg by Dr.Chase's Kidney- Liver 1\" }gfyou would not be long in makinx p Four mind to put this treatment ©.(pe test when troubled with derange».gts of the liver, kidneys and bowels, * When op tell syou that Dr.Chase's Kidney 1.4 Pills cure intestinal }n- digesticy gitthe most aggravated form ve have 3 ind the thousands of such cures th: t Mave been reported to us.By enlivéang the action of the liver and cansimg # healthful flow of bille into the intÿstines, this treatment hastens the lek: of food along the In- v , insures regular move.testinal © 1 ment of 1hgbowels, and positively re- moven the se of such symptoms as headache, iness, bilousneszs, :r 1ddy tomplexiongd® irritability and hodily pains.ile .Dr.Chad Kidney-Liver.Pills, one pill a dose, 3k Cents a box, at all deal- yhuon, Bates & Co, Toronto.ps .DONKED BRÂTHERS ATTIRE FOR DEATH Young Lady Dresses in Men's Clothing and Throws Herself Into Lake.TWO OTHER DROWNINGS.Old Man Committed Suicide, While One of Party Fooling in a Boat Went Down, Special to The Montreal Star.Hamilton, Ont, July 1.\u2014The body oi Miss Eva May Harris, adopted diughter of Willlam Jarvis, 366 Barton street east, was found floating in Lake Ontario, near the city flitering basin, to day, dressed in male clothing.Miss H.rris was twenty years old, ang frequently talked of suicide.On Friday night she was missed irom her home, and fn her room her clothing was found, while a suit belonging to a brother was missing.It is supposed tha! ghe donned the brother's suit in order to avoid attention in walking to \u2018be Beach, and that while temporarily insane she threw herself into the \u2018ake.No inquest will be held.On Thursday afternoon, John McKel- lar, 11 Barton stret east, was missed from his home, and this morning his body was found in the bay at the foot of John street.He was 74 years old and not strong mentally.As he had been in poor health for some time it is believed that he suicided.A widow and family survive.The- third drowning in two days occurred here this afternoon when Ernest Wright, of Toronto, a steward on the Turbinia, found a watery grave.The young man, in company with three or four companions, got a small boat and sailed out in the bay.In some way, probably through fooling, the boat was dumped and Wright was drowned, sigking like a stone.The others clung to the upturned craft until rescued.There may be an inquest.TURKISH TROOPS MUTINY.Many Slain When Bombarded by Their Loyal Comrades.Hodeida, Turkish Arabia, July 1.\u2014 Another mutiny has broken out among the Turkish army reserves in Yemen Province.Sixteen battaltons demanded that they be repatriated and the commander-in-chief, Marshal Feizli \u2019ashn, ordered the forts to open fira on the mutineers, who surrendered vicer a few hundred of them had been Lieu.The rebel] Arab farces are advancing on Amran and an important engage- nent is reported to have been fought, both sides sustaining heavy losses.\u2018cargo.C.P.R.Atlantic lines.Steamship Melvil'e \u2018Br).2873, Jones, South African ports, via Syd- K Sir Aemilius Irving, K.C., recipient of King's Birthday Honors.MARINE NEWS.PORT OF MONTREAL.Arrived.Steamship Virginian (Br.), 6844, Vipond, Liverpool, passengers and general cargo, H.& A.Allan.Sailed.Steamship Kensington (Er.), 6645, Roberts, Liverpool, passengers and general cargo.Dominion line Steamship Hibernian (Br.), 2871, Im- rie, London, passengers and general cargo.H.& A Alan.Steamship Lake Chimplain (Br.), 4685, Evans, Liverpcol, passengers and P.general cargo.R Atlantic ilnes.Steamship Moimouth (Hr.)», 2:69, Ward- Avonmouth, cattle and general ney, general curgo.Elder, rnempster & Co.Steæmship Manchester Commerra, (Br.), 3444, Couch, Manchester.general cargo, Furness, Withy & Co.Steamship Bellona (Br.).1864, Rollo Special Correspondent of the Montreal Btar.Ottawa.July 2.\u2014The Interprovinclal wolf mMätéh on \u2018Saturday bgetvesn Ontario and Quebec resulted, as anticl- pated, in a win for Ontario, though the margin, 6 to 4, was narrow, And it was only after the last coupls arrived at the eighteenth hule that th> contest was decided.: : There was a good deal of excitement aver the result, for th: golf played during the afternoon had been of exceptional merit, 2 greater all-round excellence than has been displayed In previous matches between th.provinces, so that the outlook for the amateur championship is exceedingly pro- roising.It is already evident that this year's champion will have a barder row to hoe than his predecessors have had.7 / A | The question of the title Is a very open one.George S.Lyon.erally conceded, t to be the stronge.are Fritz Martin, of Hamilton; T.N.Reith, of Beaconsfield: Montreal; H.D.Leveson-Gower, of Ottawa: R.E.MacDougall, of Montreal, H.I.Hânsard, of Ottawa, and Percy Taylor.of Montreal, all strong candidates, while some of the other less known men may cause a surprise.The links of the Ottawa Golf Club are difficult and trying, so that the local men will have some advantage during the first days of the compet)- tion.Bogey Is 82, but is seldom done.A FRITZ MARTIN DOES WELL.The best performance of Saturday was accomplished by }.R.Martin, of Hamilton.He ix stated to be playing better golf this year than he has ever £ Toronto, is gen- ause of his career, favorite.but there Letth, general targo, R.Reford & Com-f pany.- Steamship Latona (Br), 2708.Cunningham, London, cattle and general cargo, R.Reford & Co.VESSELS IN PORT Banana (1801), Purdom, coaling port, Windmill Point, Elder, Dempstar & Company.Yanariva (2155).Fyfe.Trinidad, Soh- mer Park, McLean, Kennedy and Company.Sicillan , (3964), Foirfuly Glasgow, Allan Wharf.H.and A.Allan.Lakonis (3046), Gillies, Glasgow.Donaldson Line Whurf.R.Reford and Company.Montrose (3968).Moore, London and Antwerp, London Wharf, C.P.R.Atlantic Lines.\u2019 Ottawa (2981).Maddox, Liverpool, Alexandra Pier.Dominion Line.; Virginian (6544; Vipond, Liverpool, | Allan Wharf.H.and A.Allan SHIPPING NOTES: .Manchester Truler of the Manèhes- ter line, arr:«ed at Manchester from Montreal 41 om.Friday.Borgest.ad.1 new freight steamer, arrived In jori for the Montreal-Syd ney service of (he Dominion Coal Con- pany.Tunisinh, of the Allap tire, salle from Mudville with the malls at 6 p.m.Friday She brings 62 first.207 second and 708 third class passengers.Th.Montrowe, of the CPR, which wan «leared on Friday, and Rich } was thought.woukl get way ol a- turdiy.wil not aall for London ard tw tl Tuesday moOrnirg.Ane Fake Brle, of the C.P.R., Is expected in port to-day.She reached Quebec Sunday morning.landing Her large humber of steernge passengers.The Sardinian, of the Allan line, poss.r Point 1,30 yesterday.and is t in port this evening., of the Allan no, saturday morning Cap*ain -Vi- ed ex Fae Virgirtian, came into port on from Liverpoel at oo ; pond :éports a very (lsagreeaoic pas- sal with heavy ser\u201d somtimes amounting to a.gals, since Jeaving 0- ville, and there was also.consid hogey.done, and certainly his Zirst appear- dgce at the champloaship meeting 1d justify this.He returned the ermparkable score of 82, thus equalling \u2018His driving was moderately lotg.«but always aceurate, while \u2018on the green his putting was deadly.He said after the game to the Star correspondent that he had never felt better, and would maké a strong bid for the cham.ptonship.with bogey is Interesting.ey-\u2014 .9 546B5S445433666566\u201482 » k Martin\u2014 ; CC 22455 64464845B6O55\u201482 Levezon-Gower, nis\u2018opborient, who is fox.(ES EE du od INTER-PROVINOIAL GOLF SOME EXCELLENT PLAY Ontario Won From \u201cQuebec by Five: to Four\u2014Match Between Lyon and Reith Was Feature of the Play.A N THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS AT OT TAWA.\u2014Mr.Geo.8.Lyon, the present Cham plon.ratic, but if he 18 on his game when the individual championships begin he will upset some apple carts.He 1s the picture of an athlete, ani full of spirits and vitality.\u2019 3 THE LYON-REITH MATCH.Despite the fact that Martin was putting up*the best golf of the day, the spectators pald no heed to him, All intdvest centred i in the match between George Lyun and T.N.Reith.Reith is a young Scotchman who came to this country last year, and is one of th: masters of Montreal High School.In Scotland he had not much Ume to play, but since l!s arrival in Canada hy has practised faithfully, and Is already reckoned one of the finest golfers in the Dominion.VERY DIFFERENT STYLES.The difference between the two players was very marked.at In style and ) be.NB ++ * / : \u2019 appearance they made a perfect contrast.Lyon is short and thickset, and might be said to be utteriy devoid of style, according to the golfers\u2019 hall-mark.But he has nerve and vim, and when he strikes tbe ball the spectator knows it.Reith, on the other hand, is tall and somewhat slender, He has the easy grace of the natural golfer, and with his long swing does not seem to impart so much force to his stroke.He was at a disadvantage in not having playxd ovr the course before.HOW THE MATCh WAS PLAYED.Both led off, from the first tee, with good drives, but T'eifh followed up with one of the loveliest approaches ever seen on a golf links, and, lying better than Lyon, who had played the odd, he holed out in.5, and stood one up.Splendid golf foilowed this sensation, and the crowd of spectators increased, THE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS AT OT TAWA.\u2014Professor T.B.Reith.the Scotsman exceedingly nervous, ang on one or two occasions, he had to stop The third was also halved.all very exciting, ad when Reith, after one of his marvelious approaches, tpok the next hole, men began to lay money on the Scotsman.up to his best form, means Reith he was showing weaknany on the His Saturday score, takefs, ball hit therein so far \u2018was the only.superiority he had.shown over bis op- ent.\"Reith a circumstance which seemed to make 1 to Tecover himself after addressing ths Lyon, with a perfect 8, looked li taking the second hole, but Reit made a grand recovery and halved.It was Lyon waa hardly thougn by .no playing a poor game: Like ns.He drove & slightly longer & | take twice.to say anything.Think of thet! An\u2019 of Tuff Finn an\u2019 Gr original us.the only rubber-l: | country.playing beautiful golf, looked was going to make a sad mes champion\u2019s reputation.Poe p> twi Alie ball\u2019 {nto the ouptably fail< ed, and Relth was still 3 up at the ture 242 te The second haïf of the Ottawa course is much more difficult than the first.There are more hazards and Botan players had bud the greater share came Reith's way.Three times he had a short putt for the hole, and missed what © mere npvice would have done =i} right.Lyon made the same mis- In spite of these faults on the part of the players, it was spectacular golf and a battle royal LYON PICKS UP.After the turn Lyon began to make up the leeway.He won the tenth, halved the eleventh, and won the twelfth.Gding towards the thirteenth Reith got into an unseen swamp and gave up the hole.The game was then all even.The next two should have gone to the Scotsman, but he spolit his ehances by bad putting.Lyon won the sixteenth and eighteenth and was two up on the match.It was anybody's game right to the end, and it must be admitted that, on the whole, Reith played silghtly better golf than Lyon.He was intensely unlucky, and did not know the course at ell.The scores in detal] are: \u2014 Lyon .635564545444566656\u201489 Relth .5683645454554566757\u201484 George Lyon sald after the game that Reith would be sure to have a say in the championship.As to himself he never felt in better form, and would make a blg struggle to capture the honor.\u2014 Another player who made a brave showing was R.E.MacDougall, of Montreal.He beat his man 3 up and 2 to play.The best performances were accomplished by Fritz Martin, R.E.MacDougall, George Lyon and T.N.Reith, and if Leveson-Gower is in- + a ER 1 ER = .CONCEANG AS > : S.Davis & Son H \"LE - Cuban Made, NC \"'2VA : c.Will compare with any imported Try them and'see.2 for 25c.Selected for the recent tour through , : ° H.R.H.Prince Arthur of Connaught.da of .: À mth cluded, the quintette ought to provide the Canadian champion for 1906.RESULTS OF THE MATCH.The result of the match was: \u2014 Ontario.Quebec, George S.Lyon.T.N.Retth.0 F.R.Martin .H.D.Leveson-Gower.T.Blackwood Percy Taylor.D.Laird.Gerald Lees .W.A.H.Kerr.H.H.Hansard .D.Dick .R.E.MacDougall A.Z.Balmer, jr .T.Morgan.: .R.H.C.Cassils G.W.MacDougall .G.Southam.A.Z.Palmer.H.J.Martin .1 H.M.Greevy .4 + - © cee \u201cenn \u201c0.se © © © o oe =O © © [ AN es f> y) 7 HE Te À LC ) | GOLTMAN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE 'RE-OPENS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1s more writers than ail other systems combined, and the system authorized in Canada, the United States and Great Britain, and simplest.All this college.positions in Montreal alone.H.GOLTMAN, Proprietor and Principal.a Official Court Stenographer and Instructor; N.B,\u2014Lowest Rates.\u2018P 9 se= ST.CATHEHI\" Between Drummond à REET No sti DAY AND EVENIN , PITMANS SHORTHAND\u2014The best ant-ajdest u v system.TYPEWRITING\u2014Goltman\u2019s Method.BOOKKEEPING\u2014Goitman's Simplified Do Entry.TEILEGRAPHY\u2014The Morse System.PENHANSHIP\u2014The SPEED writing.Send for Teath Annual Prospectus, givi particulars of this practical college.The col lege which wus selected by the C.PG.T.R.Companies to teach hand.typewriting and telegraphy.y giving public shorthand exhibitions to prove its.superiority.in the shortest time Standard Method.CLASSES\u2014 For Shorthand and placing its students Only coliere col- being the swiftest - our graduates recommend \u2014 Over 1,000 of our graduates in hone Uptown 250 156 26 Saw (Copyright, 1906, by George William Daley.) I never thought we could have done it: Pinch and I clumb out of the window of the big room the Singlelook- ers had given us to live in the night of the game that Pinch won from them by climbing over the Fourwingers\u2019 catcher's head and eluding his four hands and dtopping onto the home plate We had to drop about twenty feet, for the Singlelookers built their winders high up from the ground, be- in\u2019 big people.But we got away without bein\u2019 seen, an\u2019 beat It off across the desert toward the railroad.Weghad a general idea of the way we wantkd to gor and traveled pretty fast.so that if the Singlelookers woke up and concluded they wanted us to give \u2018em any baseball lessons they would- n\u2019t be able to ketch us.But after traveling through the desert all that night and all the next day we gave up the railroad idea and concluded we were lost We tried to sleep on the sand an\u2019 the ants te us.We kept on walkin\u2019 and the mosquitoes bit us.We'd run an they'd be there when we stopped.We were mighty glad when we seen a light ahead, found it was a house, knockedy.an\u2019 heard somebody say \u201cCome in.\u201d We did.A little sunburned man was sitting at one side of a little table and a great man with great big feet and great big hands was sittin\u2019 opposite him.They were playin\u2019 cards.We told them we were lost an\u2019 wantèd to know if we could etther stay there for the night or be directed to the railroad station.*juess you can stay here,\u201d said the , .e fellow.\u201cSit down till I finish this hand, an\u2019 I'll give you somethin\u2019 to eat.So we sit down.Now Pinch hadn't latched the door when he came in, an\u2019 It edged open a little.The big fellow saw it, grunted an\u2019 says: \u201cShut the door.The moskeeters will fill the house.\u201d Now the house was only one room an\u2019 that room was à big one, but before Pinch or mle could make the slightest move to'rds shuttin\u2019 that little dried-up feller just dropped the ace of spades he was about to lead af\u2019 reached to'rds the door an\u2019 hia a kept on reachin\u2019 an\u2019 a-reachin\u2019 an\u2019 a-rexchin \u2018tll it hd reached fully fit- teen feet an'ketched the door, shut It and hooked the latch.An\u2019 then here was a quick snap an\u2019 there wy his arm back st the table an\u2019 ! the , just as thougly nuthin\u2019 n° ace 0\u2019 8 bad ever happened.; I looked at'Pinch His e looked like a map of priseville on the pike.\u2018t seem as though I h* wind into my et u od gasp.langs to get o ets!\u201d Pinch man- An\u2019 then somethin\u2019 ithout movin\u2019 fr feller run that ; big feller\u2019s shoulddr, » pulled a card out\u201dof suppose he had it \u201c Jaughed, threw his an\u2019 says, \u201cYou win.\u201d around an\u2019 looked at us.\u201cWhat you 1 in\u2019 so scared about?\u2019 said the big fef@er.vt rom arms.\u201d d Pinch.\u201cNow tell me that you go ather hands an\u2019 the \u201cI have,\u201d sal he big feller, \u201cbut hy the em of the rubber- and leathér-handed Star League.\u201d \u2018 er-handed ketcher,\u201d , \u2018an\u2019 this feller is a tatop,\u201d said he, \u201cbut em about it.There eams in the Stret- has got men jus?gged outfielders an\u2019 rown in tp boot.chit County like it, an\u2019 rubbed-I steel-arm pitchers have wind enough Pinch had to tell him.An\u2019 they'd leather- rubber-armed sh iginal, because they Tehese fellers was three wn at the OfiN aad FINDS NOT ONLY A RUBBER-ARMED SHORTSTOP AND LEATHER- HANDED CATCHER, BUT A LEAGUE OF STEEL-AKMED PITCHERS AND ELASTIC-LEGGED FIELDERS (Copyright, 1906, by Geo.W.Daley.) be easy.c'ncluded to put all the force of dbwn when L started to swing-and the \u201cGreat Heavens,\u201d says Pinch.fellows are wasting time.Why don't you go an\u2019 apply for a job in the American or National League?Think o the money the New York Giants would give you!\u201d \u201cI don't know them leagues you speak of.1 never hear of them Glants.\u201d \u201cNever heard o' the Giants!\" says Pinch.\u201cAn\u2019 the Reds, an\u2019 the Pirates and Chance's Cubs an\u2019 the W\u2019ite Stock- in\u2019's an\u2019 the At'letics ?Didn't you never hear o' Matty, the premier pitcher?\u201d Hickory Hank\u2014him with the leataar paws\u2014he shakes his head.\u201cPremter pitcher!\" says he hé pitch the gimlet 3\u201d \u201cThé what ?\u201d says I.\u201cThe gimlet ball.It winds around the batter's head three times before it zips over the pan into the Ketcher\u2019s hands.\u201d = \u201cCan \u2018Never heard of it,\u201d says I.\u201cI guess them Glants ain\u2019t much,\u201d says Hank.\u201cKin they throw the goose 0.Here was more mystery.\u201cWhat's the goose egg ?\"' says I \u201cOh, it ain't no curve.But our st2el arm pitchers is so strong an\u2019 put such pressure on the ball that it goes up to the batter shaped like an egg.It's very hard to hit safe.\u201d Well, we had somethin\u2019 to eat, and then Reacher Rufe he sets down an\u2019 tells us talk that we can understand.\u201cThis ts Strechit County you are in,\u201d says he.\u2018Nobody knows what makes ft, \u2018but Its the greatest ball playing place in the world.From earliest youth our little boys who promise quickness an\u2019 speed are trained tu stretch their arms, while fellers with pluck get their hands tanned into leather an\u2019 become ketchers or first basemen, an\u2019 the fast runners get their legs made rubbery for speed.Those who can pitch have their arms made into cast iron at ten years of age, cast steel at fifteen, an\u2019 Harveyized at twenty, s0 they're fit for years of fine pitchtrf after that, or till they get stiff-fingar- ed.\u201cI've never heard of the two men you're after.No one in our league ever went out to Arkansaw that I know of.\" Pinch an\u2019 I couldn't sleep ail night, - but just talked over the marvelous adventure.What would Josh Hapgood say?What would the Corndroppers\u2019 Circuit say wher, we told them there was a whole league of rubber-armed an\u2019 leather-handed an\u2019 steel-winged an\u2019 rubber-legged marvels In existence.There was tô be a game the next day between the Golosh and Gumboat nines in this Stretchit County circuit and we determined to halt in our rush to the railroad an\u2019 see it.They had a fine ball ground, and the way them rubber-armed.fellers passed the balls around would have made the best infield in the world hang their heads.They were everywhefe, scoop- {ng up drives, pulling down liners fifteen feet in the air without jumping, and if they did muff they could snap their arms back quick and ketch the ball before it hit (Be ground.And the steel-armed pitchers! The balls came over the plate so you couldn\u2018t see \u2018em any miore than the time Pinch made-belteve pitch an\u2019 didn\u2019t throw any at all, but snapped them up his sleeve.That score went nuthin\u2019 to nuthin\u2019 for thirty-two innin's, neither side able to get a man to first base.In the last half of the tHirty-third Hickory Hank comes to me an\u2019 says:\u2014 \u201cDo you want to bat for me, an\u2019 see what a steel-armed twirler\u2019ll do to you?\u201d - \u2018What do.you want,\u201d home run?\u2019 ; He laughed.\u2018\u2019Thére\u2019s been one home run made here in five years,\u201d says he, \u201cand that because a ball got lost in a player's shoe.Just hit the ball.\u201d I didn't say snything.I got a \u2018bat, went to the plate, and got a strike called on me on th.gimlet on the first ball.Then he threw g goose egg, an\u2019 I Jot it gor for JI knew Hickory Hank had ut not bein\u2019 able to hit \u2018em says I-\u2014\"a told me safe.1 That was two strikes.Then the pitcher, thinkin\u2019 I was his steel arm in the ball an\u2019 flash one over thab I wo 't \u2018see.But 1 was ready.He hadn't brought his arm ball an\u2019 bat met with a crash.like a thousand bri Three pairs o' hands on the ends ol.elagtic arms in that infield shot up in the, air, grabbin\u2019 at that ; three paits 0\u201d \u201castic legs In that outfield wenty-threein\u2019 back toward Utagusted.and Hickory Had anû Me.yelted-like Métans as ?dusted coud \"ne bags in that f.of t {MA innin\u2019 and weit 80 all the prominent features.is presented to the public with the latest and most convincing embodiment of |.Price $60.00, as before.THE WILLIAMS MFG.CO.Ltd, 134 St Peter street.| with Hickory Hank and I seen Pinch stuffin\u2019 went home Reacher Rufe, rope in his ket.\u201cWot\u2019s that for?\u201d says I.\u201c8-sh!\u201d says he.\u201cThat's to bind together two pairs o\u2019 hands\u2014one rubber an\u2019 the other leather.Then back to the Corndroppers.\u201d \u201cYou\u2014ain't \u2014 goin\u2019 \u2014 to \u2014 steal \u2014 them?\u2019 says I, a w'ite light breakin\u2019 on me.\u201cAs it were,\u201d says Pinch.\u2018The pair we have sought for so long are here.Hick\u2019'ry Hank an\u2019 Tuff Finn are synonymous; so are Reacher Rufe and Grabber Cachook.\u201d + was - that last, \u201cSi-nonny\u2014what Pinch?\u2019 \u201cThe same.They stretched In truth like they stretch their arms w'en they sald they'd never been In Arkansaw.We carry them back to-night.\u201d As we neared the house I heard Hick'ry Hank (or Tuff Finn) say: \u2018These fellows are too good, Rufe.|We must keep \u2018em.Better lock \u2018em in the cyclone cellar.\u201d 4 told Pinch an\u2019 he said a crowded hour was at hand.GEORGE WILLIAM DALEY.The late Alexander Muir.author of : \u201cThe Mapie Leaf.\u201d (See also Page 11.) A Visit to Dalmatia, Very interesting to the prospective tourist would be the sketchy impressions of Dalmatia, from the pen of Mr.E.C.Peinoto, in the July Scrit- ners:\u2014 _ Dalmatia is à lang, thin strip of territory, bordering the east coast of the Adriatic\u2014its northern extremity on a parallel with Genoa, its southernmost point opposite Rome.Like all countries bathed by the Mediterranean, it presents an arid front to the sea.Untouched by the onward march of the past hundred years, it is a country of transition.In it the Occident touches the Orient and almost mingles.Its coast, inclining toward Italy, has imbibed Latin fnfluence, but once over the mountain wall the Orient begins\u2014 Turkey, with all its Ignorance and superstition.In its marts Italians of the coast\u2014the \u2018\u201cBodoli\"\u2014meet Slavs, and Turks, and s in turbaned fez and flowing trousers.Bald mountains lift their heads from the water's edge.bleak islands break the horizon with clear cut silhouettes an almost utter lack of verdure, save on the gentler slopes and in the rocky hollows, where pale olives and almond trees shelter frail branches.Local color is lacking.t is.a simple drawing, delicately pencilled as a Da Vinci background.But on this simple drawing Nature plays her choicest color scales.The whitish mountains and pale rock surfacas catch every vaidation of the atmos- phere\u2014every gradation of sun and shadow, of morning and evening, and sensitively pale into silvery opals.then flush with crimson and gold or threateningly lower.under hegvy thunderclouds.= : Only occasionally man's presence Is felt in.a bit of ruined castle topping ini, a while only, as a surprise, 's town she oe the recess tered snug In of a tiny hat bor comes to- greet the traveller.pate Faulty Kidneya\u2014Havs you backache ?Do you feel drowsy?Do you.limbs fecl ?Have you frequent headaches?ve vou failing: vision?Have you diszy 1s your Jowish Socialists Will Hereafter op i; Otain Funds for Propaganda In °F the Dominion.a.A bitter fight is now being waged be= tween the varfous factions of the Montreal Anarchistic and Socialistic Party, and as a result of the quarrel many of the members will refuse to contribute another penny toward the support of - the widows and orphans of the murdered Jews of Russia.\u201c The Star was told on Saturday afternoon that Dr.Gregory Maxima, who came to Montreal, under the auspices of the Russian Bund, only sue- ceeded in collecting about $100.It was sald that Dr.Maxime w is not well received by those who are ip favor of taking the Jews away from Russia and \u2018¥ placing them in Palestine where they \u2014- would have a country of their own.der she circumstances.> \u201cThe Jews have no territo thafp: own in Russia,\u201d said Mr.Sando ; they will always be subjectsd to \u2018pers secutions in that country.Therefore, a very large section of us are In favor: of the Zionist movement.We have de® cided to fight the Bund, which was sponstble for Dr.Gregory Maxime com= ing to Canada.Maxime was htibm the organ of the Bund, which an nounced that he had been the president of the Baltic revolution.\u201d DARKENS MAXIME'S RECORD.Mr.Banders states that Dr.Maxime was not the president of the Baltlo revolutionist movement, but simply acted as a chairman at a meeting at the me when the revolution w discussed.as being \u201c Mr.Sandets further .3 declares that when the Jgw'a entered the revolution L through the floor of the dwelling above it was not because they could see any benefit in It for themselves in particular, but because they were being ope pressed, and believed they were Justi= fied in breaking the chains of bondags in which the Russian workingmen were being held.The speaker says that the.Canadian Jew no longer sympathizes with the Jews who are me p Russian Bund.mbers of te ; , \u201cIn future.\u201d concluded Mr.Band \u201cwe Intend to keep our money at home and educate our own Jewish people in Christian soclalism.We Intend that\u2019 they shall become loyal citizens of Can.; ada, that they shall be given the fran- # chise and have the right to vote at ail \u2018 élections.This, ve are convinced, will 1 good than sending our Canadian coin to the Russian Bunge 1 - .Fire Gutted a Billiard Room.Fire broke out at an early hour toe day In the billiard and pool room of Arthur Lepine, 1854 East St.Catherine street.The eause of the fire is thought - to have been caused by a lighted cigarette or cigar being thrown on the floor * shortly before the place was closed; The blaze had a good start before it was discovered.and had burned its way = when the firemen of No.13 station arrived and checked it with a cpuple of\u201d streams.Mr.Lepine.the proprietor of the place, js armless, havin lost Poth arins in an accident in the i aga cotton mill ten years ago.The | is estimated at $500.h on ._\u2014 Kingston Officers Recovering, Kingston, Ont, July 1.\u2014The officery -' wounded in the ftallan riot of Thurs.\u2018= day are progressing well.It ia now :; thought all danger of complications are :- past.The wounded men are sure they = can identify their assajlants.Log 7 Boy Killed Watching Workmen, \" Special to The Montreal Star.4 Quebec.July 2.\u2014L.8.Fortier, aged ~ nine years, was killed at Billery on Saturday afternoon.He was watching men nt work on the construction /; of the Quebec bfidge, when a large post fell striking him on the head and resulting in almost instant death.- BACK INJURED.\u2014 Antonio Pele _ goni, an Itallan, working on the Ki ) Edward wharf, on Saturday feil a dis- ' tance of fifteen feet to a pile of lame ber.' He was taken to the Montreal \u2019 General Hospital.where an tion showed that his haok is oi Te Jured.It is thought that be will ree THE POINTS SATURDAY In a nad and Fast Math the Westmount Boys Got Their Opponents Going and so Won a Much Coveted Match.to [rritate the Mamsst Their hat The, Used the cheers of the spectators, he ane Referee, Mr.Tuck, Houston, West- gave them no quarter.Wests were Fagin seems to be an aggressive sort, When he came on agiln, he made AuaTle EN CAME THE FIGHT return with fionors.A rush of eager ere Lally sec, > SYFADAIEE VUE Bnd whistle blow mount's outside right, arrived, but was So gotting their second wind, and of player.At the end of he second jrome nice under-hand passes, but |, > : news gatherers had oollected 81 The een for three-quarter time, with Davidson [too Mie, and so consented to take & vero pressing and « fne overhead quarter he hit Paddy lirennan on the | they dig little good, and Starrs und oe, lan 4 to the Sham- persed.when they Mehought It as Special to The Montreal Star.on the fepce.Hnesman\u2019s position.kick by Macfarlane just hit under the Bead, and those who saw ft thought that Mr.Lally.the referee.was rather | Flea made fine runs.Hennessy hrought the ball back to Brennan and Fagin were thé offend- over.There was hardly a seul arofinil Toronto, July 2.\u2014Though the Na- CARRIED OFF THRIR FEET.Capt.Sutherland was successful IN |crossbar and came out.Adams was | the spin of the luker, and chose the beaten by a shot from Neville, bat dilatory In punishing him, | ne ex.anit a i.ers, and Hennessy.butted im.8 \u2018the bulletin bodirds when the news fin- oncle dues defagted 8to 3 by tho The Nationals were out to win the| uot end, with the sun and wind in Sutherland seeing the hall going planation of This was hen The rofenee he i.SE Saba ns the a ht nd fists flashed).and they.all \u201cwent dilly came that the Sendtors hdd struck Tec ehs at-the Island, they Wer® lest quarter and for the first ten min- their favor.; through, caught hold of ét and threw thought he had hit Brennan's stick which both were led of 8 0 £ ut a ds Johnny a winning styeak.The report: spread not disgraced\u201d In fact thelr fast work utes they went at it with such a vim Whiteside kicked off for West- || out.For this offence.Iteteree Tuck ° \u201c \u201c minute or so afterwards a When he found that the Shamrock : man was biceding from a cut on the | head and had tn ge In to have ft sewn up, he ran aftr Fagin and sent him to the fence.MANY ROUGHED IT.tiaul got hurt in the mouth, no one saw how, and had to go off, and for a short space nf time he was inside, the Shamrocks also dropped a man.RIGHT INTO HIS BTICK.Brennan was also put off, but before that Murphy scored, making it five for the Shamrocks to four for the Capitals.For a while the entire Shamrock team clustered around the- goals to protect there being not a green shirt like wildfire,\u2019 for Ottawa fg mors less Hke a big village, and \u2018news travels rapidly, and soon there was a yelling cheering crowd.The summer heart ot?Ottéwa is lacrosse afi right, and the evening saw rkg sireet crowdrd more densely than it at Himes took the spectators by storm.Another sjrcumstance where ihey had @ sympathy of the crowy was in the third quarter, when Davidson deliberately hauled off and hit Lamoureux over the head: giving him a nasty .wound.It ls claitmed Lamoureux pok- that the Tecumsehs were completely carried off their feet and Clarke was Mept busy stopning shots.The Na- tiondis were trying goo much to score, the result being the defence was left open.\u2018Pecumsehs took advantage of this and Querrie scored in 11.15.This mount Against these advanisges.Points pressed for the first few min- ules, and Ba:rd maved grandly from Duncan, and May, Westmount's stone wall defence, held the spper hand, H.Payne playing & particulariy brilliant promptly awarded the usual penalty kick, \u2018which was intrusted to White- side, but he failed to convert.After this let off, the Points made strenuous efforts to get level, but -Balrd had made up his mind to \u2018keep the goal intact, and he accomplished his desires Shamrocks played a little Ustlessiy - game.\u2018Westmount bed now got up Fagin was not the only offender, land .; ; : visible on three-fourths of the field.has been this season.The excitement ed him under the chin with the bust | seemed to break up the Nationals, for .id vi finely from Wright, Duncan, Sy à enn ; wn the ball went down to the Bham- d they stuck to that policy they : this did Vist tehead found another full steam, and gof into their stride.saving y fror .others and why Henn ana lock goal again.where Murphy shot might have got through with it, but Crone wap latent Hill where the the Crowd or the retoree.The former renin and Sopra 1 was ab Tecuri.| Macfarlane, after a nies dribble, miss- May, In quick succession.Time was othe: Shamrocks in the heat of the fight Lit right into Kavanagh's stick.Commons was sitting, and scarce.a Led by inches with a grand attempt.Betting near and cvery man was play- Lt, ren Of Lhe TIEN ' they got it in their head to practice the| 5 city was ware.o ssed the player on his way to the |sehs@fterthis and it took 4 minutes - .vie- by (home RI « king The 15 Shown, Juimuy Brennan was ruled off for old maxlum that the best peut in ie cit Yesterday the are hissed ta Cth latter ruled\u2019 him oft far Querrie to put in another, making Points made another determined on be Riri i BiB 7 and Oft.but It was Fagin jubbing the end of | 1S, Fo8In.and the bail went | fend one's goals is to attack those of dard was bought up quickly.and the for ton minutes, and ta) report him it 8 to 3.This ended all the scoring, slaughe.and for 8 few minutes Ou.alles Points failing to connect bafore his stick into Paddy Brennan face 07 tn the Shamrocks\u2019 goal again, the opposing side, and that was thelr good folk of Ottawa slonted over the to the Union.This little incident has but not the playing.Pitcher hit a played the Westmount bnys, but the final toot of the whistle, when and \u201ccutting ie ess ut man's face, |uhere Fastwood shot too wide.details.The team got an enthusias- caused the Tecumseh stock to go down Natlonal man over the solar plexus but defenee again rose: to the occas red Capt.Neville went off the field with tight which demotished caused the Kavanaugh made one ef his long \u2018tic reception on arrival home.Sev- considerably.Good lacrosse was im- as there was only four minutes to play, Neville, Shand and Baird again Agr his team having gained a popular vie- chances of victory Shamrock's runs behind the goals.and when the Murphy scored another eral hundred gathered to welcome them possible owing to the rain which fair- Referee McIntyre let him remain.prominently, The game wus very poy tory and lowering the Foints colors They had son | \u2018 Caps get the ball again they shot and that made it a tie, five to five.and festivity ran riot.ly poured down at times.This help- Pengltles.\u2014First quarter, Cattaranich, both teamg, having speedy wing men, for the first time this season.y ful some hard luck, too.Me- [sh and shot.But their shots went : .and thin Kept both ends being visited » was thhe line up of Ilwalne, For Justätee really scored one [ton Wide ond th.Shamrock defence atl- ~ } in quick succession.The game was Hi ss .Fame for Capitals aithongh officially te,ute} better 1a business than In the clean, and ckch man was Slranne oo s 5 the credit is given to an Ottawa man.et quirier, i every nerve to gain a point for hiB |Point St.Charles (0).Westmount (1).abe ball wn over the net, and Meo |) gin was ruled of for cross-check- team.Macfariane and Malrn got aWRy Adams.Goal.av J! aim: Ih (din on his stick to cate Dwg hogan and Allen tride à long.again from a clever pass from Free- |Sutherland.R.F.back.th \u2018 se 1e onnd back belweeen pen rien did not materialize, al- man, who had robbed wright.and the (captain) ä H.Payne \u20ac poles.Ralph also came within an \"thongh the bali kept for quite a while former passed to teslde.who mcor- |Lorimer.L hack cul A.I pson but (OT sharing for Shamrocks, ||, Shamrock territory.*\u2018bouthe-goat was not allowed, the |McKay.R.haif back KT Neviile put pris ase the ball struck the \\Mor ten minutes\u2019 play.Robinson referge c'aiming the ball had been |Grelg .Centre back.apte) Sn tie dtton and thls saved the land Smith combined to bring the ball handled.Betty ae rt sa rea ot Doran L.back.I.Freediman ec ; Ie bh \u2018anit: 08 h his great as learn US forward.donald Rut the Capit x pon up a fine spirited fh \u2018 ; 0 hed anital pacte and there eh ce to Lorimer.MacDonald got |Duncan .1 R.forward.Mac rine, withougl 11e work of their home os ha \u20ac atnité (vo to away, and when in a @'od position Wright .0.1*.forvéar?.Petty tan be improved upon.Ca a AR nf the Capitals, ased pal.which was 8x\" ee CPL forward.Mectarigne They showed an fminense improve- | ee en gent oy thes on ital omrdtneiy hard luck for Westmount?Serge A forward.cain aren ale hr The did in the er but they were all well stopped and The.Points foyyards being.woll fed rec Me race CPR ~, But as 11 ore a weil Rls er that iN Fae while the ball went down to ut pi \u2018May spollt Lineamen\u2014Messrs.Anderson and he Shane K ga souly nt toe pan the Fhimreckx end ones mora.their : From & pass by Wbite- Houston.Finnio of nel and then Ha à rule | THE SCORE EVEN., The ie Lo ere right along, =n | Kavanagh toek a little fiver at it \u2019 4 ar Fe Posse ely ghey Pind [home play then ana carried the hall CROWDS SAW Ï M [ À WILL | Weak ve Le SVs show Up [ha!f the dlstunce from oul to 5 i \u2019 a al Play at the be- where Currie got it and finished the ! uit \u2019 , ind make « greu fan Tem brace up [journey.He gave il fo Hennessy, and the latter made the score even.COUNT IN TI CAPITALS.For a while the ball now travelled | STURONS AC POTST ALLIE ; They Certainly will have to he serious.(UP and down, and then Paddy Brennan \u2019 \u2019 © = ; - ; œ dred \"any championship cal- Bot et the ball struck the post as SATURDAY'S LACROSSE A snapsh ot taken by a Gtéff- Photographer, sho wing Paddy brennan WIR the stick in his hand.- \"HY [Nat are betng made from Ie Shot! .ard .: .a nou on, Johnny Brennan, however, caught it pa .; inutes; y nce ) * Ph \u201cun : s y became very furious but nearly Notes.ed the Tecumsehs as thelr heavy de- Graydon and Felker each 8 minutes; akes at Th Clalm a Goal In Sifurday\u2019s is ho thes \u201cre proud of their victory 'O0 the rebound and put it in.all the players were nervous.Percy Quinn brought the following] foMCe got a chance to use their bedy |second quarter, Cattaranich, Laderoute, Flip Flap Won Adva 8 They Which Referss Did! Not dirt nn él, fer it is not à smait BOre:\u2014Shamroeks, three: Capitals, Even Starrs lost his head and grab-| oy from a Toronto paper with{ more freely, the result being that lit- Whitehead, Bellerose, Falker, Dutude, Sheepshead, and Sanfara inter Match Whic fog heat these Shamrocks in (hole WO- bed a Shamrock man around the neck, le ng pane \"tle Gauthier was preity well battered Graydon, Querrie, Durkid™ een 5 min- national Wandicap \u201cAward Them.| OV.duinntns, Fagin, who was on again, avenged kicking him as he held him.up.At that he played great lacrotte utes: third quarter, Graydon, 5; David- Fare Sas à good crowd in attend- the score against his team by hit¥ng The hundreds of Shamrock support- M an Va and had the most speed of any man gon, 10; fourth quarter.Pitcher, 10; Se- \u2019 an M fa hut nothing Hke wimt there Prady Brennan on the head.ers sat still with bated breath, hoping Tom O'Cénnell was as good as à thir on the ground.cours, .10; Decarie, § minutes.i New York, July 2\u2014Before a crowd of On Saturday afternoon the Y.M.C.Enon hs hr apte cela have ne ed Shen Me, his head for another at tio RO an teenth man to the Shamrocks at any TECUMSEH® GOALKEEPER Towne lined up as follows: 25,000 \u2018persons and closing with a ter- iA, soccer team went down to defeat .Nown what © sensational te » sewed up, and although the referee at the small Capital contingent let out ; Tecumsehs, Nationals.À 5 J \u201cWAs In stone fap them, (RER there firet thought that Fagin only hit Bren- plercing, screams of joy every littls Jie aims with his ernie wes, ps BC Waghome Teromte score the Clark .go&l .Belivose rifle burst of speed in the final QuAr- patore the sturdy players of the town : - vas n maleh full of life and in- ANS sticle he r led him off when be While.: ffictal that his opponents] official although they ruled of Pitcher .point .CDerhiols op, J.A.Bennett's Flip Flap, an added or Vaileyfjeid by a score of 4 to 3, hut cident, with hardy \"| realized the true The play was so absorbing that a} Work the officia 8 opponen 8, and, ugh they Davidson.cover point.Decairie te, J.Pp .\u20ac .t irardiy one dull moment \u2014 To t e true tate of affairs.drunken man clambered over the fence, Were generally playing a man short at} 17 men between them, they allowed Graydon ne tu ateuce.17 Clement startge and an outsider in the betting the boys red and grey are not sat- \u201c4 match to br remembered, he actual pla only lasted a min.un A to Critical points of the game.But Tom| quite & few cross-cheoks to ge., Their Bt ue -deféace.Lechapelle i sn advance / test the deci- At the beetaning it looked ute when Johnny Brennan after a rusn 80d made his way with a rolling gait to was the greatest fleld captain of his] work, on the whole, was very much in SLS8Tt.second defénce.Callariaick 3t 8 to 1.%won the $15,000 °® isfied, and intend to protes there wis going to he a régular ave tu the Capital goals, made the score entre fleld without any one observing day.There were no others like hi'n and out.It might be mentioned the Secours stakes at Sheepshead Bay Saturday.T.sion.> \u20ac + Foust.fur when the players gathered (o OUT to twa.!n favor of the Shamrocks, | Him for some time.and the other clubs would be foollsh to] work of Clarke was brilliant and gen- .Pletre J, Gaynor's Whimsical, the 2 to 1 fav- Valleyfield won the tosa and playsd Bel the teforee\u2019s instructions green and Te HONS rang shortly after.Shortly after Bones Allen scored the) move for his reinstatement.As far as tlemanly.He was there with.his eye reer Dulude orite, was second, with J.F.Madden's inst th n and with the wind, red mingled indiscriminately and sh All the games had been scored th last gamé of the match, naling the| Toronto goes, no team in this end of and stopped shot after shot.\u2018The Durkin.first home .Gauthier J Ti a1; SEsinst the su a ; bands ail around.and the two traine far In the net near the clubhouse.U3 sore six to five in Capitals favor.the league ever had a fleld captain who| National homs repeatedly ran In on |\u2018Adamson.outside home.Lamoureux The Quail, 12 to 1, third.ne £7 Y.M.C.A.\"kicked oft and for à aw # , MeGllion.who bus taken Pete rente Currie got the ball at the start of After that Kavanagh was put on the| vas worth the price of his flannel| top of nim while a player shot, yet Murton iat Insige Rome re ae 4-5, was very fast, being within one- minues kept play in their opponehis\u2019 ; 8 home and Harry Smith In goals, but suit.\u201d not à man was touched by him.A The officials.\u2014W, cIntyre, * fifth of à second of the world's record, territory, but the ned and a ub- place, and thé ever-relinble Tom Mo the third quarter, and the Bhamrook .1 of grayt ) tpg,\u201d \u201c1 heir monte al any made great\u201d rush Barr, who mad horaire ce TEE #84 108 | \"nan 11 was shawn to Alderman marked Shksepsyar bho.sash ai avers: W.H Haü, St, Pere, dmaxoepers, ar: old by rab Lad, and, muds tn Chi born\u2019 detonce of Vadlevreids a ie me.séemed tired at the en t - ng ar O'Connell, he smiled and sald: other goalkeêpe 0 sias| - y \u20ac ; }r .penalty :\u2018se-| Face two years .D.+ sent the 0 the 6 The match started late, but that was, Vious quarter, had got Wie second wind The following pre the teams.sum- \u201cThe man who wrote that has kissed one in sight\u2014\"\u201cThe stars of Tecum- ay amine White, Montreal, ler in the saddle, and quoted 15 to L territory.Walleyfielà on se: eral dogay In à way, caused by searching for a |and got hold of the ball, carrying it a mary and officials: the blarney stone.sehs were (flarke, Pickering and Quer- * a defeated a first-class field of two-year- sions had hard luck fn ni \u2019 ; , Toronto, \u2018goal um- .Fr \u2018Judge of play.Shamrocks 6) \u201cBut T wil say this, that if there had| rie, Whily for the Nationals, Lamou- |and R.Sheppard, To 0 olds.in the 825,000 great trial stakes: rhe visitors now took a hand in Ade.long distance, his auburn halr stickin Capitals (8) : fres.: ka y Ah At last Mr.Pettigrew, of Montreal, UP Mke the quille on an enraged por.Paiton Co him : Ma yanaen beén field captaing on sat pasy.things or ei Cas faced ot ra 5 \u2018 meets Sabor, third.\"Al.same and Temiason.centred.x agreed to act., cuplne.: [EEE ; Cr have been entirel rent.\u201d ' , , right wing, - red no rei et He lett mont ot the Tohnny Brennaf got it next, and an Ralph.C point Melisaine would hav y pouring rain, the Nationols securing Qutremont Seniors Whitewashed.Yhoush carryins Ron ete As The flora tu.Steedman who bangad the» however.\u2019 - exciting pursuit race resulted with ngle .Defence.~~.Kenn \"0 sphere and pressing.The C.P.R.team defeated Outre h a of the through and registered first., Shea.Defence.Munday il.in 3.35, Secours drew Arst blood A ; rounded the bend the head o forthe Y.M.C.A: - T CAPITALS GOT THE DRAW Pringle as the pursuer.Starrs .Defence.Smith Tennis Popular ot McG {for the Nationals, beating Clarke with , mont Saturday at football, by the score Foundsd the bend 44 the head of aud [for the TM en mostly in pert ; : CAUGHT IT IN HIS HAND.Ashfield .Centre.Curria The increasingly popular aport, tent a long throw./ It was 10.15 before ord to 0.tint the Catching Water Pea}l in the last fur- Valleyfield.This unexpected.When the whistle blew, a Capital ° Butterworth .Home.Robinson pis has proved to be a great favdrite Tecumsehs tied the score, Adamsom e C.P.R.team ent ae the long.won ridden o by two lengths.put vim Into the Y.M.C.4.8! man got the draw, but he slipped, and Hogan made a good straight shot, Eastwood .Home.Hennessy at McGill this season, and at all fours| doing the turn, Whitehead broke the |game to win, and, a Two lengths seps tea second an after another few minutes of Currie captured the ball.which was well stopped by Hutton, len .Home.J.Brennan a tlemen may be geen on in 1.45, taking the pass and scor- [first balf, tallied one goal by a smart third.Bummaries- in Shamrocks made a great rush on the ANd then the play was stopped because B.Murphy .O.home.P.Brennan he cinder courts.À serles 0; monthly in.\"He duplicated the triek in 3.90.play by Walker, the (outside left.ope First, steeplechase, full course, Ker- play.he a tred to.I -.Hogan händ)cap matches were dran up and| throwing the sphere in by & back |game in the first nel, won; Phantom, second; Knight of 2 Capital gonls, but did not keep it Johnay-Brennan caught the ball tn his Gaul.I, home.i long.It went back, and the Capitale hand.Referee\u2014Mr.Je.Lally.Cornwall.his monty\u2019 hand \u2018shot from out ips,front.The |purt of the time one-sided, the C.P.R.giway, third.Time, 5.14 2-6 This put Valleyfleld om.© apitals âge of Play\u2014Mr.Guy Pettigrew,' the tournament thie montly was a most! han d 2 to 1.showing better form than their op- à, 6 furiongs, main course, Aer- |&uard.McMeekin finished up a; shot many times, Eastwood doing the When It was faced again, the two \\ Ju Bon ay \u2019 \" interesting one.All the pnatches weré whistle blew TecumseMÿffhea o 3.8 Secon , TUE second: Tip- |plece of work on the Jeft \u2018wing a best shooting.Then the tide went in facers in their anxiety to get it fell, and {ontreal.- 5 - .® onaut, won, sending in a stinging shot whick Jy - _ : [ ime, 1.15 2-5, to ir Time trial, 6 furlongs, Fu- Man had no chance to handle, y furity course, Oran, won, Water Pearl, The Mgntreal boys now woke | second; Ballot, third.Time, 1.12 4-6.again, and play continued aroufid;bens Fourth, the advance stakes, mile and tre field for some time, till J Shamrocks\u2019 favor, and the two Bren- Hennessy scooped it up.The ball went , : = nans did most of the attacking, Paddy up and down for a while, and the play Brennan once striking the cross-bar was fairly even, when Kavanagh was with the ball.ruled off for holding Gaul to the fence Pringle relieved the Capital defence from the pressure, and gave it to Ash- fleld, who made a fine run.Then Robinson made a good run, and threw to Munday.It wus the latter's first appearance as n senior, he taking the place of O'Reilly.who was not in con- ditlon, and he did very well, Captain Pilon, of the Intermediates, following his play with approval.Munday became hard pressed and threw the ball back to Robinson, who had kept on running.From him it + went to Hennessy and the two BHren- nans, and then its progress was stopped.It went to the other end of the fleld, ut came back after a few minutes, and Robinson got it again.Starrs try- Ing HÉFt-to check him, but being not .guite fast enough.by main force, and then after a fine run by Currie, during which four Capital players tried to.get the bal} away | from him, Shamrocks started another sledge-hammer attack.; They shot high, and low and middling, and they even tried to shove it in along the ground between the Cap- ftals' feet, but Hutton and Fagin wedged themselves in between the goal posts, and nothing could pass them.While Kavanagh was off, Kenny was in his old position In goals.Capitals tried to take advantage of Kavanagh's absence by makihg several rushes, but they lost thelr opportunity, and when Kavanagh came on again, amidst applause, Currie was just making a big run, which was followed by a minute of the finest team play on the part of the Shamrocks seen here for g long time.- 3 furlongs, Fp lap, won; Whimsical, second; Eine Quail, third.Time, 2.17 4-6.: Fifth, selling 5 1-3 furlongs, Futurity course, Gold Lady, won: Bigall, second; Molsey, third.Time, 1.07.- Sixth, selling 5 1-2 furlongs, Futurity course, Magna Stella, won; Knight of Ivanhoe, second; Marriage anny, third.Time, 1.07 4-5.Seventh, mile and a sixteenth on turf, Running Water, won; Tra on, ser- ond: Pirate Polly, third.Time, 147 8-5.AT KENILWORTH.Buffalo, N.Y., July 2.\u2014Barifara, favorite in the betting, wog the International handicap at Kenflworth Park Saturday.Massive, an added atarter, finished seccnd/ à nose behind the winner.Weather, rainy; track, sloppy.Summaries: again distinguished himself.Acc a nent pass from Robinson.he race; down and sent in a high shot from the right, which glanced along the bug sogie of the Valleyfleld pinyers, gag most ofaghe spectators, wen! undef; the ~ bar.According to the refer«e.ho ay, it went over, and as there Bo goal-nets, and no goa}.umpires, this decision had to stand.\u201c#4 : In the second half thew dishglirtened by the deg) gard to the dispuied goml.d comiffnation was yor; The whole team went tn pieces enough for tNe er thes goals, home team to notch Two of these went to .MoM who had scored befoke; and ong.H, Wilson.- à re à Y.M C.: A.Né made- peated attempts to s .Kinloch \"sg according to all the Y.M.C A.players.: HEAVY CHECKING.furlongs, Kits, won: Anna [centre half was working 'ke a Psy Smt recond: race Curtls, third.(Jan.and by means of Is rnergy an Time 1.17.15 - spirit soon ot his team working : tes Secônd, 5 furlongs, Livlüs, won, Sweet gether.The team, \u2026 ren a There was some heavy checking all The ball travelled from one side to vo.avOUnd then for a little while, Band the other of the Capitals\u2019 goals two or TT REIPh Was sent to the fence for trip- three times, never leaving the sticks no ~ v Staft Phetographep.cA 0\u2019.riat \u2018tiagle to get posssesion »\u201d the ball.SATURDAY'S LACROSSE~A snapshot Bean by à : .A ping.of the Shamrocks, till finally Robinson ; 2, a._ .= ts à tea ade some | Kitty, second: Pepper and Balt, third.pretty hot time for the ) nlloytield ag .\", Starrs made a fine run, and gave the 5cored\"with a side shot._\u2014_ ing Clancy.Ot- keanly contestéd and over ihirty ladiés THIS | HATIONAL.eet Tack.of com- Time.2.04 1-5.|fence.THE Y.M.C.A.forvards kept \u2014\u2014 ; 3 ; Umpires\u2014Messrs.King y.B © 5 \u2018ait Na- wood rüsites; but their : 1 d 40 yards, Secret, wou; rushing down under the Jong _kicks af ball to Ashfield.He and Bones Allen SCORE FIVE TO TWO.tawa, and Percy Quinn, Toronto.and gentleman competes.- Ca The secon: or Was\" al iN bination was a berions drawback to Third, mile an A yards, W.third oa \u20ac OT missed anme fine chances to score.Timekee \u2014-Messrs.Harry.Me-Tnaw TE ssmpatition tionals, the .de - dtaving: \u2018off 'the them in scoring.Their opponents.on Nonsense, second; Ruth .- {the backs, and tried the orpoking dee Robinson made another run, closel This made the score five to two in Wm, Foran.B.MoFkvat ed a/attack of the \\Tecymseh home while much better com- Time, 1.46.\u2018offence severely: but \u2018the Marrlott\"Hoys ollowed by Fagin.The Shamrocks Shamrocks\u2019 favor.Laity\" Ftmeneeper\u2014hr.Allen, of splah in in Leng\u2019 axe J Miss they scored two.Cattaranich Was ri the contrary, Pare come fine attempts Fourth.International handicap, 3 succeeded In keeping: fr all attacks © on rushed things hard for a while, The Caps thought it was about time Ottawa, Lyman ol Se sponsible for the first,\u2019 coming down | a score, which fnade the Outremont year-olds and over, Sanfara, pron as: until nearly the finish, whan Kinloch .hut the Capital defence was excellent.10 emulate their opponents, and they Summary: : oe ow a as with the ball pi ng to- w- 1 tender hustle many times.sive, second; Martin Doyle, thir * [rushed up on a rebound om eum of.The attack wns fo impetuous that had some team play of their own, the First Quarter.The gentlemen's Mpetitioh DSi jEsux, who threw.back, Cat ch [Con L16 1-4.the backs, and sent fn/anc which best ; » AMO p , .; - ball flying from Pringle Ashf in.Yery nied an On BY en Scoring in 17.58.Lamoureux check- \u201cThe second half was more even.'TLoo\", iongs, Ponema, won: Tan- | he Vaileyfleld cust e Were ee down In a collia- ones Affon.and thes to Murphy.but 1\u2014Capitais.Eustwosÿ .Mi Duihi Melmpn@ard dl tant match ng Clarke, The next goal van the [Outremont seeming to vt ars pled Sack mecond: Floating Star.third.(oMclal) Bow stood 4's la for the Vay.\u201che 4 .the latter shot too wide.a tals., a.a a.\u2018Mr, Cam M: Ce prettiest of the day.Lemdureux had |v ont EU ime, .-b._ leytield team, and no -« goals wêre _ odo on lhe ball 7 to si Gaul miss The pay became quite exciting, end $-Capl : \u201cSecond Quarter.\"| : st .thie ball, holding ne ÿ te Tecum- : teresting to ne recto t ut fh Sah, mile.Ta won a rar scored tn the few minui \u201cwhich elapse rar i 5 -.\u2026 10.40 à bo TRL seh defenge ru » 99 he A : oo an, second; \\ + : * ed befor the close of pias Currie rari, nearly the length of the many men were knocked down in coi- 3\u2014Shamrocks.F.Brennan \u2018 .\\ Ad ed ; Ré halt.C.P.R.hejng the only team to _ ; .Hn) .4.10 Outremont's JA termediitos Lpet.goal, then he shot Hight trou fh ao Torn Join | the ball In.Lis à y The teams lined yp gs f.llows:\u2014 field und Ashfield after him with his lisfons, and after that Ashfieid made g | amrocks, .Hennessy .on : 1 ) 9 &tick shouldebed.bug he could not fine run, and a clear shot, which was | = «oJ.Brennan.13 The C.P.H.Indér mt tha [Just 80 seconds betirs Ny .3 ¢ .: - Y.M.C.A.ch be Hop sane win ie fo\u2019 i ton À outer md rte ere m° Bio Sy etme Gl il A EMEA : _ ; - rd Quarter., = rotors a Lu is promised for R.Bteedman.R.F.' \u201c The Cape db was very good all Musphy was the next man to try and |y_gnamrocke., .\u2026 - Jr on.12.45, ; ui.\u2018par op.together, and told them how te wanted k This match p the C.P.R.at the] A performagice p © = this time, but .was some heavy score for Capitals, and this time Kav- Fog .Murp $ eee 045 RU ut nine rs iF, at s.r.the genie played.20 \u201c(Head of the fr in the Montre next day evening, when the Pointe ANG » \\ 0.3 wr = A hal .Mp.Rollinson, of ust, was ana rude check : \u2018They were off Saif: and\" Gasthior ) League.~-{ Claire Boat Club give thelr minstrel going on near bheir anagh, after stoppihg the shot, van Fourth Quarter.: de.sos UN out after the ball, hurdting several of |e 5 0 Hartmann, ss.3 0 6 4 3 # Dillon, ¢.3 0 9» 3 2 1 Keefe, p.3 1 2 1 5 1 33 2 5 27 I7 4 Score by innings\u2014 Buffalo.100031000\u2014 Montreal.Summary\u2014Two-base hit, McAllister.Three-base hif, Joyce.Home run, Hill.Stolen bases, Gettman, Murray.£mith, Joyce, J.Bannon.Double plays.Wagner (unassisted).G.Ban- non to Hartmann.First base on balls, Hf Kissinger, \\Wiedenxaul.Keefe, Nattress.McCgonnell, Hill.Wild pltch, Kissinger.Dillon, Hit by pitched ball, Nattress Struck out.by Kissinger: Raub.Huels- man.G.Bannon (2).J.Bannon: by Keefe, McConnell, Kissinger, Nattress (2).Left on bases.Buffalo.10; Mout- real, 4.Innings pitched, by Kissin- Ber, 6; by Tozer, 3; by Keefe, 39 Ris Why pot equip the umpires with a wireless megaphone arrangement and save time and trouble, oil Kissinger, ¢.off Tozer.1; off Keefe, > Umpire.Mr, Moran.Time of game, 2 hours.The Second Game.ed out tn thr Shamrock grounds to witness the r~ ond engagement with the Bisons, nnd it was a well pleased crowd that witched the Bannonites doing things to the men with the \u201cB\u201d emblazoned on their arms.It was Buffalos® turn to blame the umpire for their inability to win out.and \u201cCrab\u201d Nattress was among the most emphatic in his denunciations, but | Moran merely looked him over and | thought he was (vo small to pay any attention to him The fun began in the first, when, after Buffalo had been retired despite Brother George's «rror on the first hit out, a wild pitch and a life to Mc- Allister on a d -d ball, Wiedensgud opened with a Texas, which Gettman tried hard for.and stole second, but got caught off ihe bag.Sunny Jim came up and worked the great Broek- ett for four wid.sfécond on Waznr's single.dou\" hteal came In, and gE | Raub had flied out to Wood, electrifie-t everyone by running in on a pitched tall, while liue cman made a wild pass at It.and rdached home befor Wood could recover, while Wagner rested eaxily on third.Buffalo went down in one, twn, three order in the next two, as did Montreal ir the second.W helan was retired in the third and then the feast began.Wirdy worked Iirockett and stole #econd.Foxy Grandpa ripped out a tnwo-bagger.and Montreal counted one more.Wagner ripped out a cracking single, and the (aptain the olate.Wagner purioined\u2019 first while Raub was striking out, and got third cn Hueisman's single.when Huelsman ; stole second.but Wagner.who had tried to get off for home, had to put back and was caught by Bmith's throw to HIN McAllister got a aingle.the first hit for his team.but the other e easy marks Rr kott, and worked well for two mJ nings, but In the sixth, with two gotee, à -H man, after sending out à fly se where McAllister Kissinger got first in the sixth on | Gettman's + sout.Tnen he ned 15 reach home | bw hep Murray drove one at George | Bannon Intlon got the ball when Bute wits yards away and chased him back.He threw to Wagner and Rube | Wagner's | tried tu get home on McAllister's un- Ÿ an instant, and The he 1 went rolling over ta the water barre! near whicn © Magnate Rtallings wi sunning him- | self.liube ran in to get (he retur3 ' from Wood.but Kréfe was home some | and Hube in kneel- | so hurt lus kpee that he will be out In the vighth Keel» singled, Joyce ; pilfered a bag, ani ; Joyce; of\u201d Passed ball, | Usster.Wisdenranl J.Nearly four thousand fans journey- | heaves, and got to| Then a mre omwr The Bade.cated thw Tos?in thelr half.hitting Fox- em far Curer singles, out apd Mérmem memt In.Bison | T2 te et | Milligan repiaced | Mit messe THES- THE MONTREAz: DAILY.STAR\u2014MONDAY ; sort 2 1906 Co THE GREAT HENLEY WEEK.7 WRC Sl Canadian el -femeod.AUBERT, oi, weak.TP wht\u2019 Po a tae are FERRE a photograph taken of.the course taunediately after the finish of a ght-oared crew can do.comparison with other day's race, and shows the immense A Sti AIO SN RUE AT.HENLEY.pis and it.sent one aver ne Rigen femoe.away beyond the press Time, 2.10.STi Sorat and around the circuit.\u201cme twa twee was the rule again i for thir sementy rnd eighth the vis- irors, bar d'aytaim James found Milti- «x im NemtrenTs half of the eighth, wins Wagner followed with a three- | pope wAnch rolled almost into the | \u201cmet 25 Ole diub-hboure end of the zreuguis A pitch ten feet high sent oor heene while the next two were Teady eng In te mimt® Murray.first up, sent | Bork.sue ONF left field high fence for the ! BUFFALO.ABR H PO.A E Nangrosg, 58 .3 6 0 4 2 0 Cermam,-cf .¢ 0 0 2 0 Merry.rf .4 1 1 1 0 0 Mosler 12.3 6 1 1 0 1 Emiti; 3%.4 % 6 1 4 14 ii UM - LL.4 0 0 1 3 of Mola, Bh.- 3 0 6 9 0 À Want.\u20ac - «- 3 0 © 5 3 .0 Brwigem p .- RP D 0 0 0 0 Willer, 2.2 6 0 0 0 0 _ £1 1 2 24 13 2 edersendl, 16: 3 1 1 2 0 0 JF.Bammim cf .83 3 2 1 0 0 Wagner.Ih .4 1 8 2 2 0 Eauih I» _.¢ 0 0 13 1 0 Hus{smum, r£.4 1 2 6 0 0 G Banmon, Th 3 0 1 1 5 2 Hartman ss .3 6 0 2 2 0 DüUDam « .3 0 [1] 4 0 0 Whalen, pu.-.3 #9 0 1 4 0 3e 6 9 27 14 2 PuTallr .-.#0 060 686001\u20141 Mormezl -.16200102 x Summaery\u2014> base hits.Mcjllister, J Banmour.3 base hits, Wagner; home bases on balls off Etcoeiketm.J.Bannon, Wiedensaul; off , Whats.Nutiress, | Mlrem Enffiem- by Whelan, Hil, Nat- tress «23.Geiman: hit Ly pit.hed Ball, McAllsier.stolen bases.McAl- Bannon (2), Wager «Fi, Huelsman.innings pitch- | eX By Broecksnt.3: by Milligan, 5; by % hein MifigEm 4.hits off Brockett, 5; off of Whelan, 2.Moran Time, 1.45.J NOTES OF THE BALL GAME.Thre Natiemel secretary has notified Mogptrend that Leroy must not be .played.zx claims to his services have waived.mot Bern Thr frst pare to-day is fixed for {JI am.and the afternoon fixture is | for 349 pm Bark talk By qilayers to the bleach- ery nc grand stand is perfectly legiti- rate vibes it is witty, humorous or approrgrtute.When it is merely vulgar ov imiecant.Hee McMhnus's retort on | Saturdas.the offender should be banished from the game.Rand shhowid soon wake up and find | bis Bunting ewe.Bo far he has not | penver aeueris =: wrefgf as Rill Massey, who bys gune Lo Holÿoke.The famsx sympathize with Charlie, better kweown as \u201cRube\u201d.Kissinger in Ris misfortune.The big.ungainly fel- ow is ame +f the best-natured men in the Fume.add counts nothing - but friverndls arn players and frequenters oi time game.mes certateïy has the long and the.sit of 2 ie, fxsehall tn.McCon | nell amd Xattzess.To pee dimary Banane cavartèng sneund firm bag with | te alctpatnd NMeoCmnell on it is a im comtraste v Tomer proved an exoclient twirler, But the stand of his name gave the bleachers a great epportunity to imitate tbe festive \u201cDow-wow.\u201d VYesterday®s Games, EASTERN LEAGUE.Problem RB.1.July 2.Providence dacik the wt Eame of the perles from Jersez Clay at Becky Point, winning a Meaux Batting centert.full of fast fielding Bx.= score of BD to J.The contest wis oly mp te the weventh Inning when Berry City went in and hit Josslyvn for sim simples and à double, pending six Providence dupli- he was taken Four #&ingles from His delivery, six runs : ibemre PD20P160x\u2014911 2 Jermwry CMF 19 80080810\u20147 12 2 Putorrien \u2014 Joma and Cooper : Prsem, More Butler.Usnpire, Ken > RALITMORE WON.Kewark X.J.Jolv I Baltimore Newark again to the meade nce \u2014 son and Hearne.Attendance, 3,600 SATURDAY'S BALL GAMES, OTHER EASTERN GAMES.At Providence\u2014Providence, 4; At'Toronto, with Rorhester\u2014Rain.Newark, N J.\u2026 July 2\u2014Home runs by unter and Mullen; Mowrey's single.an-1 \"Byers double gave the Baltimores thetz | three runs in the game with the New- 000000100\u20141 3 3 01002000 0\u2014 8 1 Batteries \u2014Newark.wirouk, apd the next three died easy.land Shea; Baltimore, EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.Per ning out by n score of 3 to 1.Monc- 2 - 24 1 real played an all-around splendid ur A + \u201cuy game; Rivel having good control, and LL 0 95 5iy| 81 support, Montreal scored the firat SU 4 - 30 «5 Tan in the fourth.With two men out, cee as «16 a.3.Fiat L-gup Games; Tout 001200008 i -3 0100104304 : Batteries\u2014Brown, Thomson.Es Fan 2 ar McCarthy; Yoru Lynch.RLY and Brown; Kal thewson.Strang and, Bowerman.Umpires.Conway and Emglie.00010100 2723 8 0 .\u2026 .000000100\u20141 2 Te unde snd Kling: Ewing Umpires, Carpenter and em.At hiladelphia\u2014 00K] - : Bparks and Doolin.Batterles\u2014Ruelbach and Klingle er and Livingston.left on - Batteries\u2014Taylor and Gradv: | Buses, Buffele L.Montreal 2.Umpire, 0100903105 10 o{ Montreal .0001200008 7 1 \"10000003048 3 2 Levis .00000000 1\u20141 4 4 Batteries \u2014McIntyre, Btricklett and Ber- MONTREAL., - Umpire.John Ab.R.P.Ad.E.Gillen, If.4 0 1°0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE.Farrel, ¢ .3 0 5 1 0 oo White, 3b,.4 0 1 2 90 Rn.Ww.E | Gosselin, s%.,.\u2026 8°1 2080 .00000010%x\u2014 1 & O|Rilvet, p.4 0 2 2 0 00000ND00\u2014 0 6 0 (Deschamps.2b.4 0 2 2 ol Wick- Grannary.lb.4 0 10 1 1 Umpire.Klem.4 Anctil, ef.4 1 3 10 0 .000001000\u2014 3 12 0 Heffernan, rf.+ 11 00 .112000011\u2014 Ted ® 07 a1 a 15060811 4 1 rat Total.34 8 27 11 1 Umpires, O'Day and Car- LEVIS.p + Ab.R.Po.Ad.E.fton, EE 0 | J 0000002 x\u2014 RE y 8 !lLabrecque, vw.1.4 1 3 8 1j and McCarthy: Phil.Miçon.ss.3 0 3 3 1 Umpires, O'Day.and Aubertin, .4 0 1 2 1 ; Payette, ce.8 0 7 2 e| NATIONAL LEAGUE &TANDING Martin, 1b.4 0 10 0 1 Per [Cote 1f.4 0 1 0 0 Won Last.cent.Desrochers, a \u2026.\u2026.4 0 1 0 0 \u2026.47 20 .701 Pouliot, p.4 0 0 2 0 «ov.43 21 .672 TS \u2014 .a 23 646 Total.34 1 27 12 4 DO 5 i 50 Basen stolen, Montreal 3, Levis 2.58 a \u201828: TWo-base hits, Gillen, Rivet.Aubertin.\u2026.à 41 \u2018379 Sacrifice hits, Miron.Double play, 23 43 .348 Miron to Aubertin to Martin.Bases .m HER TE.6.by Pouliot, 4.Left on\u2019 es, Mon:- At Washington\u2014 real, 6; Levis, 7.Time of\\game, one 1 609 pire.Joe.0 , Hatteries-\u2014\u2014Hughes and dell,-Berider and Schrèck._ Umptres, Con- day.\u2018Lo in.000200002000 \u201811 5 .0002161000028 11 1 Battories\u2014 Rhoades, Nels, Joss and Be- and Tannehille.Evans and Connofly.Walsh and Sullivan.=\" LEAGUE.- ro | 2000050004 19 3 300100116 M 2 .100000200\u20143 8 ay 0e01000-2 10 2 Philadelphia .Washington ., .21 4 S44 Boston.:.16 46 284 area Lacrosse Player Hurt Mr.Dickson, of 1373 Cadleux street, He was running oh\u2019 \u2018when He slipped and fell on a was the vittim of a serious a dent : 4 ; while playing lacrosse on oval Pi Loet in Soccer.le In a?game on Baturday be- .ar Leprohon was called and a the young | tml bya man removed \u2018te the Royal Victoria on : Bon where his wound was dress.A cabman never likes to drive a red tie first thing in the morning.It mean he will have bad \u2018uck ail day.A top-hat brings luck: Halls a cab with t.An ol Umpire, Conohan.MONTREAL DEFEATED LEVIS A They Played a Splendid All-Round Game\u2014Levis Could do Nothing With Rivet.Jersey Fertsoh, Carrick Burchell ani Bpecial to The Montreal Star.Luebec, July 2.\u2014Montreal shatternd vis\u2019 running streak jo the Canadian Baseball wo - Jost.vent.4 639 », 23 666 29 7 23 ; 221 |\u2018Gbsselin was given his base on balls, stole Bi and scored on Rivet's hit.L The other tWo runs were scoted in the wing Inning, each of the Montrea} players up mak hits, although Gran- .wap caught on the bases.\u201cAnctil oh a bad throw of the Levis baseman and the other runners advanced, Heffernan finally soori x h GiNen's hit.Levis could.do not ing 110200000\u20144 8 with Rivet's offering and but for the 000000300\u20143 4 2| Score in the ninth from Aubertin\u2019s two- bagger.never once got A man past second and only two or three reached that sack.Pouliot and Payette worked weil, but errors by the infield, Miron and La- brecque.panticularly were costly.The match was the best contest yet sean int the Canadian League series and over fifteen hundred people were present.Score by Innings: 1 balls, Poullot 2.Struck out, by Rivet 0200000\u20145 7 4 hour twenty minutes, 220 + Page.Attendance, Wakefteld; wad Montreal will play Le bes here to- DISPLEASED WITH UMPIRE.Geo, Phillips a Ces Team Withdrew from Field Because of Unfairness.The Geo.Phillips & Co.'s baseball club and Y.M.C.A.played a friendly game on the Mondireal Baseball Park, or fie evefing, resulting In a win for abe ormer by 8 runs to T.Xbe last innings, the decisions of Re ne were considered Bo unfair Geo.\u2018Philips & Co.'s team Irom the (lerd.QU mpires, 31101\u201411 18 5 02060\u201412 14 3 Bemis; Altrock, Umpire, Gonnolly.-.600001017%\u20142 6 1 wide AT THE ISLAND.rock and Sullivan; Umpire, Connoily.2 .of Handieap Series.On Saturday afternoon the first com- petion In the series of the weekly handicaps was held by the Montreal swim- Ming clôt at Bt.Helen's Island.A mend Spencer; Umpire, AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.{large number were present and the|8an Ave, P Éretton Woods.of events were most interesting.especial- yole\u20148.Silver, first; J.C.Adidsson, second; A.Morrettl, third.+ + THE GLIDDEN TOUR MADE UP TO DATE List of tht Cars and the People in Them Who Will Visit Montreal and Quebec.The following entries for the third annua! tour of the American Automobile Association from Chicago to Bret- © series vesterdasr win- |ton Woods, N.H., July 5\u2014July 28.1904 \u2014inoluding the contest for the Charles J.Glidden touring trophy from Buffalo to Bretion Woods, July 12\u2014July 28, 15M\u2014have been made to date:\u2014 No.1\u2014N.H.Van Sicklen, No.309 Michigan Ave.Chicago.IN, Chicago to Bretton Woods.Will contest for the Gildden trophy.Apperson Car, of 40\u201445 H.Four or five in party.Chicago Automoblle Club.No.2\u2014Arthur Holden, co.F.B.Stearns Ce.Cleveland, O.Chicago to Bretton Woods.WI contest for the Glidden trophy.Stearns car, of 40\u201445 H.P.Four or five in party.The Glidden Trophy, for tho competi- rh will carry the automobile itora through Montreal during the second weok of July.\u2014The trophy was won last year by a Pierce \u201cGreat rrow.\u201d No.8\u2014L.J.Petre, c.o.F.B.Stearns Co.Cteveland, O.Chicago to Bretton Woods, Will contest for the Glidden \u2018trophy.Stearns car of 45 HP.Four À Large \u2018Number Witnessed Opening or five in party.No.4\u2014Charles J.GHdden, Hotel Touraine, Boston.Mass.Buffalo to Bretton Woods.Will not contest for Gilddeh trophy.Napier car of 24 H.P.Massachusetts Automobile Club, No.5-5.H.McDuffee, 1501 Micht- Chicago, Ill.Chicago to - Will contest for Stoddard-Dayton car Won.Lost.cent.|v ¢h 1 d the divi .Glidden trophy.eB TT Following are the rœults: Of 30\u201435 H.P_ Four In party.Chicago .= x S03 Hundred yard handicap, senior, W, Automobile Club.Ton 2 \u201817 Gathercote, scratch, first: 8.Silver.10 No, Charles Ÿ.Knight.323 Wes- de 30 \u2018831 weconas, nd; U.Cypriot, 7 ds, ey Ave.Oa ark, Ill.Chicago to a n \u2018800 third.seco! sécon Bretton Woods.Will contest for Glid- Diving competition, Junior \u2014 Hugh f.in trophy.ro tent Knight car of Jo Hamilton, first; K.Forbes, second; 3 tools BrreY a including A chauffeur.Illinois State Automobi Hanri Delbois, third.Associatiqn.utomobile No.7.\u2014Geo.Otis Draper, Hopedale, Mass.Saratoga to Bretton Woods.Will not contest for Glidden Trophy.Packard car of 24 H.P.Two in party.Massachusetts Automobile Club.No.E\u2014Esra.E.Kirk.c o E.Rand Point St.Thomas Motor co.1200 Niagar street, Bufralo, N.Y.Woods.Will on content?for Glidden Trophy.Boman Automobile Club.Buffalo to Breton in party.Devis, c.o.E.R.-1300 No.9.\u2014(George M, Motor Co.,- N street; Buffalo, N.Y.Buffalo to Bret- ton Woods.WIN contest.for - Glidden Trophy.Thomas car of 50 H.P.Five so doen a : in party.Buffalo Automobile Club.= bE Cony Tal chiens : , .to - Aen Woads.gt contest: for Glidden C.2 J.7 W.H.Wright, b MeNeil.- 0 E .9 E 40-45 H.P.Five In \u2018party.Automobile Club.McGILL, OSBORNE AND.POINTS ELEVENS WON Montreal, Victoria and Ottawa Lost\u2014The Points vs.Victoria Game was the Closest Contested - One of the Three.On Saturday, McGill cricket team defeated Ottawa on the college grounds by a score of 191 to 152.The weather and the condition of the grounds were almost perfect, und the result was that an excellept game was played.Richardb-and Winter made the best showing for McGill, ns they did some excelient batting.For Ottawa, the fine stand made by Pereira was the feature.Following is the score: OTTAWA.Runs.H.Ackland, b Baber .12 F.Peretru, b Baber.\u2026\u2026.7 D.C.Campbell, b Baber.RN Wi.Johnston, b Ilainsworth, C Cameron.| A.W.Powell, bv Gough.ve senen .b R.B.Farrell, 1l.b.w.Gough.vee 0 H.S.Raby, b Baber, c Winter.10 T.Rankin, b Gough.0.Campbell, b Baber.4 Cochrane, not out.\u2026\u2026 5 B.McGiverin, b Baber FI 1 Byes.Ce eee een cores py O1 Tuial.RAR LT O M.R.W.WwW.C.Baber.17.5 2 49 4 à B.Wood .ven 8 v 24 A.C.King .2 15 Hialnsworth .8 1 25 1 Guugh.12 1 18 3 MeGILL Runs.Hainsworth, b Farrell.24 A.C.King, b Rankin.3 #2.L.Richard.b Rankin. Neil, ail of the Osborne team.Following is the score: OSBORNE.J.Bearman, b Wright.J.G.Fleming, b Godwin.A.Atkinson, b Godwin.G.McDermott, run out.R.B.Lewis, '1.b.w., Godwin.W.Cropper.b E.C.smith.- even A.Holcombe, run out .H.C.McNeil, stumped Wright.Extras.7 Totul.+.++ +senescavuns ; 93 MONTREAL.B.Godwin, b Atkinson.M.Jones.b McNell.Wallace, Dr.Fisk, b McNeil.\u20ac It.Davies, not out.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.8.Bawn, b Atkinson.\u2026.F.J.Bacon, b McNceil.+.Total.Points Won in Cricket.The Point Si.Charles And Victoria Annex cricket teains met Saturday on the grounds of the former club, oppn- site the Grand Trunk Boating Club, resulting in a win for the Point team by & margin of four runs.Pe NNN Trophy.Thomas car of 50 H.P.Four in party: Chicago Automobile Club.No.11.\u2014George Soules, c.o.Pope Manufacturing Co., Hartford, Conn.Buffalo to Bretton Woods.Will contest for Glidden Trophy.Pope-Toledo car of 85\u201440 H.P.Three in party.Automobile Club of America 4 No.12.\u2014 Wilbur C.Walker.co.ope Manufacturing Co., Hartford, Xl Buffalo to Bretton Woods.Will contest for Gilldden Trophy.Pope Hartford car of 25 H.P.Three in party.Automobile Club of Hartford.No.13\u2014Walter C.White, c.0.White Sewing Machine Co.Rose Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.Buffalo to Bretton Woods.Will not contest for Glidden Trophy.White car of 18 H.P.Two in partv.Cleveland Automobile Club.Will run as pilot.No.14.\u2014 Phillip 8.Flinn, 320 Diamond street.Pittsburg, Pa.Buffalo to Bret- ton Woods.Will contest for Glidden Trophy.Pierce Arrow car of 32 H.P.Three In party.Pittsburg Automobile Club.\\ No.15.\u2014 Willlam E.Wright, ¢.o.Knox Automobile Co., Springficld, Mass.Buffalo to Bretton Woods.Will con- teat for Glidden Trophy.Knox car of 85-40 H.P.Five in party.Bpringfield Se ne Club._ No.18, \u2014Robert Pagranturd.Hotel Marie Afitoinette, New York City.Buf- Will contest Stevets-Duryee falo to Bretton Woods.for Glidden Trophy.car of 50 H.P.Five in party.Automo-' bile Club of America.No.17\u2014Henry Paulmen, 1821 Micht- san ave.Chicagn, IN.Chicago to Bret- Will contest for GQ aig erce Great Arrow.r of Chicago No.18.\u2014Hart.D.Newmon, Naw Orleans, La.Buffalo to Bretton Woods.wm contest for Glidden Trophy.Pac- car of 24 H.P.Four in party.New Orleans Automobile Club.ARGONAUTS ROW ON The game was closely contested throughout, and the bowling and fielding was of an excellent character.The greatest excitement prevaileä throughout the match, which finally resulted in a score of 96 to 92 in favor of the Point team.POINT ST.CHARLES.Runs.1.J.Robertson howied Lidgate .2.8.E.Harrls bowled Lidgute .a 3.A.Robinson bowled I.idgate .0 4 4.A.Hopkins caught Keyzer, Lidg un 5.J.Frame bowled Norton .4 8.H.Hussell bowled Norton .e ©.C.H.Preston bowled Lidgate ., 4 8.6 ext Windsor caught Redfeurn, Tate 5.G.Willett bowled Norton 2 ri 10.A.Balley run out .ce \u2026.\u2026.181 FF-J.Palmer not out .4.+.000.À Extra.0.IB.VICTORIA.Fe.1.A.Lewis bowled Robinson .st 2.C.Milier run out .ees 2, 3.A.Redfearn bowled Preston .9° 4.J.Lidgute caught Robinson, Pres- \u2019 TON.4.2 241011 a ea ra nue» \u2026\u2026.\u2026.5.1; 8.9 7.D.Clark caught Palmer, Robinson.§&° 8.W.Tattersall bowled Preston .§° 9.F.Norton stpd.l\u2019rame, Preston .84 10.A.Brown not out .cececees À Extras .coer vee esseven oF FIRST HENLEY DAY They WII Meet the First Trinity: Cambridge Crew According te the Draw.Henley, July 2.\u2014This riverside tows; is again crowded for the great beat carnival, which begins to-day.he; entries exceed the average and geod™ contests are assured in most of the events.The draw occurred Saturday.W.B.West, of Philadelphia, was pitted against Roy Adam, of Austra= lia, in the preliminary heat for the Diamond Sculls.Adam has been sliowing fine form in practice.For the Grand Ghallenge Cup, the Argonauts, of Toronto, Canada, were drawn against First Trinity, Cambridge.The draw for the Grand Challenge heats took place in the town hall at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.fcllowing crews will compete: ! Heat A.\u2014First Trinity and Argonauts.Heat B.\u2014Third Trinity and ton College.Heat C.\u2014Magdalen and Belgians, Heat D.\u2014Winner heat Thames.Heat E.\u2014London and Trinity E Heat F.\u2014Winner heat C and wim of heat B.Heat G.\u2014Winner heat D and winner heat E.; Heat H.\u2014 Winner heat G and winner heat F.Argonauts have the Bucks Station and will row on Monday.The Toronto Club express great satisfaction at the draw in that First Trinity are considered the equal of Third Trinity, which crew, it es erally acknowledged, 1s the e te beat for the trophy.a, Taxing Rallway Tickets, * * The German Reichstag adopted Ue bill imposing a stamp duty on passène ger railway tickets, with various odbm- ise amendments submitted during prom | the discussion of the measure, aétord- i Ing to which tickets costing less than 60° pfennigs will be duty free, whilé on ' G.C.Smith, b Atkinson.- eee 5 | tickets costing upward of 6 pfeanigs 3 | & duty will be charged ranging from ! 10 and 20 pfennigs to 2, 4 and 8 marks .: for third, second and first-ciasa,, w0tr.pectively.Each ticket will bear a stamp showing the amount of the duty paid More About.Our $4 Shoes; } Ek) The life and looks of a 8 oe 3 depend upon the wear of sole.dy Re-soling a shoe ily 1 spoils its appearance.À Knowing this, the makes | $4.INVICTUS Shoes use oh } the best oak tanned .leather.CY This leather will wear gares or four times as long as her A IgPk.and other chemical bleached sole leathers.These $4 INVICTUS She ; 4 are made in all the late 3 shapes \u2014 T Box Cal god Lo Ride i Invic 8 Shoe S Store % Cleapses the reafh, prevents: decay mouth, Les .a\u201c \\ wo amie et ob Eagar aie fre THE MONTREAL SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE _ HOUSES TO LET.BUSINESS CHANCES.SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS WANTED (MALE.) - ee Son ANTED \u2014 PAINTING, DECORATING, TED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED COOK .whitewashing.tint- AN for first class summer resort; highest wages pald, N 4630, Star Office, ° .MILLION, KIND- 3 Iamaras FOR SALE \u2014 OR \u2014 COTTAGE, 94 PARK AVE HOTELS, RESTAUN.houses, groceries \u2014FOR\u2014 \u2018 PREPAID CLASSIFIED ADVER- SITUATIONS VACANT (FEMALE.) nd ANTED \u2014 LADIFS EVERYWHERD canvaas fur the Edwards skirt porter: one supporter fastens every h riwalst to skirt for seven inches across i wly painted Lath nowly p , dés Dorchester at.ng clgar and confectionery stores, sh ANTED\u2014TWO TRAVELLING SALES- th co 8 McDiarmid, sul de acquainted with country ack, without pins.points or teeth, 10 tear garments, fres terms, Edwards Skirt Bup- Ei, houses, 8.wrenoë, MARRIED MAX eo situsiion, nal Basin, U4 William\u2019 sts, Bell rel Main 462.266 - To,LET.ABOVE MOUNT er mouth and expens er week, Best seiling line erms Q.in the MONTREAL DAILY STAR dre y Tlu Mentans pes porter Co, Brldgeburg.Ontario and Buffalo.N.Ÿ.formerly of Toronto.137 25 cadleux a1 East andard Bottle Exchange.261 dieux at = Eat 31a, All Sas of bottles nged, wi holesale [3 Ie oat en ve mec ie 511 PROPERTY WANTED: HNBON & GRACE, 61 ST.JAMES BT.Bighly recommended, Apply Fur sale one of the best paying buasi- having the sole control SITUATIONS WANTED.i= cents for 20 ords o.cent 1 URC haa nada PAINTING, TINTING AND 10 cents for 10 words ANTED TO PURCHASE \u2014 A LOT, of sald business for à rk ANTED \u2014 GIRLS TO SEW BY HAND sud machine.Apply 42a Jurors st.154 3 iV va D about 25 x 100 or Inure, between SL ¥inteur and Van Horne ave, Apply D 6160, Star Office.or less, and 1 cent per extra word, ea year $20,000; vu weil Yor $18, 000.For par- ° p Laborers Wanted \u2026 \u201c câs TU LET \u2014 HOUSE, 148 QUESNEL pi u All oter WASTED ent tor 2 o apo entranee first four tour do well to investigate There pro- TWO ENGLISHMEN V) ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE A YOUNG PER- sun aa ohlldren\u2019s ald, to go to the scislde.Apply 10:6 Durchuster st.west, vp- 3 pusitle Essex ave 166 quire positions as erecturs of machin- clean upartinents, Apply superintendent Canadian White machinezy.Aduress B y340, TT um JACKETS.House for Persian lamb Jackets and men's raccoon coats; w word, each (nsertion.10 cents for 30 words or lesa.and 1-2 ceut per extra word, eacy PURCHASE SMALL d., corner Sherbrooke and ! .good going concern; m .no children.Apply Mil- ! gn end.Write B 9366, 8tar Branch O spvetable fuinily, 4 | YOUNG MAN POSTED ON TU LET \u2014HOUSE, AND FURNITURE \\NTED -\u2014 YOUNG LALY NOT OVER 25 years to try on mantles; must be gud figure, full \u201cust 37, skut length 42; sleady work.Apply J.H.Waldman and Pa st.154 Co.411-515 St, 10 cents for 20 words or less and nie -ro ued houss: and varied assortment riways on hand.Mo- silks to sell ro tho wholesale.Tice 154 8A NDY A cent per extra word, lgar tor BAD ot olty.Apply 23 dd ook KO for Indging or boarding house; good clgar s rol oe ress okkeeper, FARMS FOR SALE.1 Combar\u2019s, 616 St Paul at, FOUND, 10 cents for 20 words or l»as.and WANTED \u2014 A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework, help In kitchen, etc.Ne wasalng or ironing.no cooking.Wages $148 TED \u2014 TO PURCHASE A BUSI- Des.3500 cash, State partioulars in 1-3 cent per extra word, such insertion NT TEN \u2018moulders, four stove mouniëte Apply HOUSES, sTURKS, Etc, 25 cents he at Record Foundry Mill at pT, LET \u2014 85 AYI.MER STREET, UP- and sare one way.Dr.Kemp, Ste, Agathe 186 4 des Monts Toil suitable for pouttry containing six rooms dress Advertisement.highest satistavtion: newly papered and palated.Siply on premiacs.Gold and Silver Platers LET for 25 words or less, and 1 cent per extra word, cach !usertion- PROFEUTY FOR SALE TRAVELLING BALESMAN anted, Specialist In steam und bot water heating: Apply Gurney Foundry Co.43 ound.SELL SHARB IN VERY PROM- from which large fortune can be realised and guarantee amall word, each insertion Sa and desirable house; EVERYTHING 25 cents for 25 words or less and 8e pa re opt sale everything to furnish the homes, iv h 4, \u2014 BOILER MAKERS.APPLY at br vate uses Ww ANTE ED \u2014 AT PROTESTANT HOSPItal for the lnaane for July und August a girl for nurses dining room.Apply, with references, :room 28, 204 Bt.James Bt, 32 (Jnvested.Address for interview, For one cent per cxtfa word, each insertion.Office.In whole or in tn parts we, Jayite yo BUSINESS CHANCES, w or leas, iain experience to the wm, Mam- FIRST CLASS SALOON, e stock or, Furniture, es TO LET \u2014 8 rome.HOUSE, WANTED -\u2014- GOUD PLAIN COOK FOR hoarding house, 76 Untversity st, 165 2 cotuer Burnside, ANTED\u2014FIRST GLASS TOOL DRESS.ANTED\u2014A SITUATION AS HEAD n Al locality, doing pie, busi ses, price very reasonable.Apply 7 che accounts without interest, in word, each Insertion PERBUNAL, 3 cents per word, with a minl- mum charge of 26 conts each iusertiva.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.waiter by the right man, French and one accustomed to high speed s 5 Address 125 Atwater.dite possession; steels preferred, Bate experience, THOUSAND ACRES Ch Grosvenor avenue, va Kirchela Branch, « Ta OLALT.\u2014 FORTUNES ARE RAPIDLY being made in the wonderful) Cobalt NTED \u2014 SITU ATIGN M LET \u20141i ARGYLL b AVE.\u2018 ITY GIL.DING promptly done.Malone Framing Co., 48 Beaver Hall Hill No charge made in our books for classified advertrisements of than five lines.The above rates are NET CASH with When such advertisements are not prepald numerous entries man, 31 years old.desires position ax office work or other Beat of references and hot languages, in lots lo suit pu:e manufactoring concern, a sessing a good commercial education speaking both languages.Address F Authentio Information and ports will be furnisned free on application to Publicity Dept.: lo rent fee a mona, v FARMS WANTED, arr HOUSES WANTED, NTED \u2014 AGENTS TO BELL SPE \u2014 BLAC.WALNUT TA BLA desires position, five und a half years\u2019 expe \u2018rience, excellent references.H 5350, Star Office.5 and fitting glasses free.This means some- scen from 5 to 7 o'clock p.m.317 st.wr \\ \"TANTED - LADY BOOKKEEPER; must be ascurate, one familiar with laundry work preferred.173 Comthon at, cuter Nazareth © 1530 à \"ANTRD \u2014 COLLAR MAKERS AND operators on Univn speclal machines.Montreal Shirt and Overall Co., 1446 City Hull avenue, Mile End.163 6 \\ \"ANTED - 00D GENERAL BER- vant where another girl is kept; muat be a good cook.oud wages.Apply 4287 Western avenue.155 3 ° porta: tive Wholesale Opticians, London, Ont.CIVIL ENGINEER ED\u2014ONE CIVIL ENGINBER AND ne draughtsman, applicants must sub- Jat, could watt til Goto ber sti Would \u2018take for three years.Good Address X 9154, Star Branch ban have to be made, and the rate le, B \u2014 FINE gpABX CARRIAGE In consequence, much higher.STAR WANT AD'S.ORK A hand painted rats to French pollen G B319, Star Office.ANTED\u2014MATTRESS RENOVATING gond ons season $30; à baygain at Tis Apply in evening 108 st.OFF!CES TO LET.A JANTEP \u2014 EXPERIENCED HEAD- waitress for high cass lunch room no Bunday work; applicants must state fuil particulars and give references.Apply U 5343, Star Office.186 3 \u2014 COAL AND WOOD YARD, years; Feason of selling party leaving town.Apply 2770 Notre Dame st., vld number.mit certificates and slate their experience stomers\u2019 premises, town or city: in municipal works.on cust re\u2019 p town city reliable service ; Address Pete Costway, Longueull, FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET, Address, City Sur- From John Stapleton, rm To L ET \u2014 433 ELM AVENUE, coM- ED \u2014 AT ONCE FIRST CLASS or chef for country; give refer- 1 vicinity ut Board of Trade To The Star, Montreal.WW ANTED\u2014 PAPER BOX MAKERS, EXperienced girls for macuine and table work, also voung girls tu learn ine trade Good wages and steady work.The Canada Paper Box Company.de 12-14 st Etat st.opp.445 St.Paul 2b Tesephone Main\u2019 zee.AN, z 151 work for f-w hours I gladly say that the Star has \u201cWant\u201d Ad.Depots for BRIGHT OFFICES AND sample rooms, single and vp sulle, with \u2014 GOOD TINSMITHS.ey to James Ballantyne, been very good, and the best help TAR WANT AD'S, CLASSIFIED WANT AD'S.19 SHUTER STREET, A completely furnished, 365 John James Browns and Son, 153 6 JA NTED \u2014 PROPEHTY to me since I began to use, as an advertising medium, two years 30 Hospital street, vicinity of Board of Trade Bullding, Stock Exchange und Le principal business centro office, one with experience preferred.i- very far offices us low us so uy TO LIET \u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE, 40686 : e JOHN STAPLETON.\u2014 BAKER AS SECOND OR STENOGRAPHER Permanent position for expert.$10.00 to start.Give experience, éducation.ete, Apply G 5349, Star Office., 1653 G.Lewis Ju Hospital Telephone Main 2698.lbl 6 third man on bread; Can start at once.mer, 17 Richmond Square, Che Montreal.Star.Star Branch office, Peel amd St.rine, ANTED \u2014 A GOOD MAN TO TAKE ch.AND HRIGHT OF- the wagn room, also Eood rent moderate to suit- Address E 6213, Star office.moO LET-LARGE LET \u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE Laundry, Perthuts en near the in Upper University street, for sum- Bookkeeper brought the advertiser ©° fry ra with AT stenographer and assistant arded by _ four years dyperience: prep cetpt of $1.50.International Po Card Co.u 31 8t James at, Montreal.6 est illustrated porte: OPBRATORS ON VESTS, \"| LET \u2014 OFFICES AND FLATS, FROM : AN rene power.Apply B.Shapiro, 3 155 $2u to $+u per month.Kent very moderate.YOUNG LADY Wanted, to answer telephone: good wages short hours, and steady employment.Apply O 4683 Star \u2018office.1 ; 62 seod 45 ANSWERS.T, A ions: 627 Wellington st, J 8S, Tw sai: - FURNISHED, AUGUST TO ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE 59% LABORERS and water orks con- or Sale on Easy Paymer:ts SITUATIONS WANTED (FEMALE.) piano.garden, etc.W.8, Stome, St.Catherine st and ; Greene ave.tbe seen mornings, STORAGE TO LET.\\ | ANTED \u2014 FEMALE OPERATURS ON ladies\u2019 skirts; best wages, from §9.$12, for experienced people; steady work.3,9 Mount Ruyal avenue.track.only on the premises to T.\u2018Bastien 155 D A WATCHMAKER, ONE that can give goad gaferences as to .ots, stoves, o-carts, etc St, Catherine and Bring Best Results.& Prince Co., 38 Bt.Lawrence st.t CO FÜRNISHED HOUSE, 145 273 FOVerneas or companion By English .lLachirte, for the sum- er NS a fMO LET \u2014- FINE DRY STORAGE ' FUR VV.ANTED.\u2014AT ONCE.EXPERIENCED | waitresses.Apply to Alexander's Cafe, in separate rooms, Cha apmas, St.Catherine character and abuity, Br) ë Co., Henry Ward and Co ANTED \u2014 BY A WOMAN WORK BY i it.free 30 Héspilal & the day.city preferred.81 BL.15 OHNSON & GRACE, 62 ST.JAMES ST.re you wanting to buy or sell busi- stock of goods, Montreal properties?write Johnson & Grac CARPETS and all kinds of furniture, stoves, oilcloth and curtains, are sold at lowest prices Lecour» & Decayy, St, Catherine and St.Denis sts.NTED \u2014 STEADY, RELIABLE MAN FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, EXPERIENCED waltress, situation in country hote! nice position for an work not heavy.a about 50 to b6.Apply by letter, APARTMENTS TO LET.456 West dt.Catherine St, city.156 6 NV ANTED.\u2014 AN A! HOUSEKIEPER .to go to North Troy, Vermont; light work, good salary, home comforts.use of fine team; no objection to widow laly and Hitle girl.Apply Room 31 Russell House, and on easy payments at Lande Bros., 234 9 per week.E 5248, Star Office.8t.Lawrence Boulevard, near Dorchester.151 6 RACE.FOR BALE LICEN- uranis Dear Post Stee, for summer months; English, and is well recommended.A- Star Office, stating wages St.Lawrence & .ANTED \u2014 BALESMEN FOR \u201d best cutomatio hand-sprayer sight.Absolute necessity for bright ea roomed apartments, ALE \u2014 BARGAINS, mattress; one Universal Les- r front and pipes cheap for RESIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.49000; Main street (corner 81 cold \u2018rater and janitor \u2018service Appiy to first flat.or Phose Up 1623.Henri Lanetot, St.Lawrence and Prince Arthur sts.P.MeCormack, Park Avenue and Prince Arthur sts.Trun .Ame sem $4000; be Henry.33000; eu on easy terms \u2014 Io \u20ac NEW FLATS.MODERN ih terms.Bample machine free .SITUATION BY COLORED Improvements.at Westmount.apply St.152 end English.jAddress Y ¥249.Star Branch OHNSON & GRACE.BOOK STORB, Office.ice cream parlor and cliga in the Étaniey during July WANTED TO PURCHASY - \u2014 \u2014 rn ~~ WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE RY- body's cast off furniture, ing, fur coats, old gold, silver, diamon best prices for good goods; Bromptly ca \u20ac a for .ank, 15 East Bast 3067.3 313 a may ~\u2014 ANY INTELLIGENT PER- Arn Antoine st, west, best In the west end, ood reason for selling; particulars apply dons\" NTED \u2014 A POSITION AS NURSE TO a cross the ocean, willing to give sers vices In payment for passage.E 5232 Offic 166 in spare time, correspending fur newspapers: no canvassing; experience unnecessary.Send co Press Byndicate, Lockport, and Visitation sts.and I APE av enue, ENAMELLED BEDS White -namelled brass mings; all sizes, itn dou double Joven vire and mattress, $6.50.À 131 Craix st.east, opposite be Hall TO LET \u2014 BISHOP COURT APART.Wallace Dawson, 147 Bishop street, also 4474- and Mount Royal ave.and 12 dollars.Ap- to The Montreal Waterprouf Clathins 200 Fapineau avenue.152 OHNSON & GRACE R all cigar and conteotionesy store, haries, one can clear $25 te ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS NURSE BY ce a dle ag a ; per week, rent $13 a month.Price 19.° immediate Risacesi on .Jr.213 Fort Wiliam: wages 2 cents more than wages.Aduress E 5244, btar Of- pply Twin City Builders Exchange, ou with am, Ont.ê+ Denis and Mount Mai in 5172, ev pr east Bud, of TO LBT \u2014 TWO BEAUTIF- JL Lo FLATS ANTED \u2014 A REFINED LADY WANTS position as home maker, rellable snd economical.Dr.Leduc, Notre Dame and Cha- For TT -\u2014 ON lathe rtable class condition.% \u201cPa Bar \u20ac Bruwne and Son, B 5036, Btar Office.WANTED TO PURCHAE.Ladies\u2019 fancy evening dresses anclhdtes\u2019 and gentlemen's cast-off clothing furs, jewellery, old plated silver, old §stru- ments and travellers\u2019 sample: Sam Pearson.os Notre Dame West, first, as be s the best Risk the city.Mail or ors attended: 'eL Min 965, 5,342 Lurpisi ed; heart of the cit yi price $11,008; will guarantee $5000 clear profit per year.The tenant sub-lets part instead of paying rent, is reall: a great bargain.Investigate.ET 1.apartment for summer Notre Dume and ts, ANTED\u2014 BY YOUNG situation as nursery highest refereinces.F 6260, Star Office.Advt, Writer and Designer WANTED\u2014A smart, energetic young man as advertising copy writer and de- experience required.Address W 948, Star Office.151 6 roomed flat, all large, peo, to B 4340, Star Branch Office, or Pesobs.41.154 rent very reasonable.and free R SALE \u2014 HANDSOME OFFENBACK nearly new.Any offer will gain to anybody who W.G.Black, 401 St.Denis st.collects same.This J.Mignerom, 540 St.Denis st.be considered; & bar AT THE BURNSIDE, wants a good piano.154 Bt, iv somerviue avenue, key at N |W ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE DIDS and gentlemen's cast off Pbthing, fura jeweller 7 furniture, ete Fishes rices paid.Adler, 135 Srats § west.fini orders promptly stten | OHNSON & GRACE.modern conveniences.BALE \u2014 NEW TAPERING HORN Sora ai os with one dozen large TWO GOOD MONOLINE operators.male or female; ent position; good wages, Bi ta LET \u2014 FLATS BUSSEX STREET, yea * on the premises or to KE.To : Pp - notions of CERTES.J Bar t The Gazette,Glace w.for further particulars F.X.LaSalle & Fils, Rachel and above places can be ma.TO LET \u2014 AVFARTMENT, GROSVEN.evenings 1144 St.Hubert st gentiemen'a sast off clothing, Jowe ellery, carpets, furniture.Highed prices given.M.Strean, 760 Notre Damq west Mall orders attended.19 287 \\VANT=D\u2014TO PURCHASE Po ANTED \u2014 BALESMEN.NSON & GRACE, 62 ST.JAMBS 6T.line that is booming, Represent the Readers of the Star, if you are look- y grocery stores, clgar stores, bar- R BALE \u2014 CRYSTAL GASALIER, 21 ght ar th rs; we tghted, near the cars t.desk.Apply 838 St possession.visit at any time.454 Grosven ir work specialty; morning and evening visits; 2: 153 6 leading city doctors.y \\VANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE HIRD an Invalid's chalr for indoor Me.Apply to L.L.582 Pleasis st.\" and lodging houses, \u20ac om bought $300 ports.Will loan part of toe money to any one who means reat opportunities upon us befgre buying eise- 156 6 TO RENT\u2014FLATS TO RENT, JUST \u201c SALE\u2014SECOND-HAND HOUSEhold goods, furniture and electric light fixtures; all In excellent condition.Apply 115 Greene ave.EXPERIENCED LADY r two or three hours work PROPERTY FOR SALE.TO LET \u2014 CHESTERFIELD APARTments Westmount :, electric ligt and gas.MAN TO FINISH AND FOR SALE\u2014LARGE, 677 Fark avenue.\\ ANTED \u2014 A PURCHASER ID BUY the right to sell cut flowen; ia se city, with the license included.E hy, Office drawing card dining room, R SALE \u2014ONR GAS BTOVE, USED three months only; St Denis street.Also one kitchen table.R SALE\u2014NATIONAL CASH REGIS- ANTED \u2014 37.00 A DAY, EVERY DAY for a year is good pay.with our goods.Household neceasi- \u2014 COTTANE AT 8T.ROSE, cts, to hotel, partly furnished; Tent son; good cook: Westmount preferred; M A.Sn to go away (or summer be well recommended.lars pleass Telephone Uptown 237 so.WESTERN AVENUE, furnished apartment, r acer and good conditions.Apply on Sun: FOR SALE \u2014 EIGHT PATES For further particu MOR SALE \u2014 DIME r pay 340 to 360 per week; Cradock Simpson s, heated by the proprirtor.THREE OR FOUR ROOMS AND BOARD mr rt ee Roeons \u2014.DOUBLE AND SINGLE, nandsomely furnished, in well appointed house; highest references.Tel e Transients.14 Bishop st.147 10 ters accustomed to the use of hammer and chiael for fitting work.Fi ., Vulcan Iron Works, 156 6 ! \u2018 all modern ronveniencra; requiring only few hours for collection and two rooms are rented ready for occupation rent sa per months bP.rE NEW UPRIGHT 3150 cash OF terms, worth h FOR RAUR \u2014 WBLI, Tyrences exchanged, Address J 544%, brick Tnouse, Arlington ave, 155 1 .5 bedrooms, Daisy furnace, sell part of furniture, t b SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.Consideration only $1000.H 5308 | OUMS \u2014 AND BOARD, FIRST Als newly furnished rooms, board; transients accommudated.on i phe.brouke at, east ANTED-\u2014METAL SPINNER FOR TOR.must be first-class.Montreal Star, Toronto.with small family, go- 0 8 a SMALL HOUSE, CLOSE To i.tlon, I.> &T and 113 Brew ster : 10 : _ .ground and middle Jet.R SALE FINE SILVER-PLATED n 5 Date per balance of season FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.above Sherbrooke st.or ye corn PEER or unis\u201d Bank, Cry.lined case; made by Henry Distin; Cheap / ANTED.\u2014 EXPERIENCED BINDERS Copela young woman work by to work In tne new son factory in Brampton.superintendent there.did living conditions.shed, has entrance from Eigin st.good locality for express 26 st.Henry Ward and Co.ANTED - CAMERA RS), in exchange for gold ruby and dia or sel: tor $17.Apply .rd or unfurnished.Particulars 22 To LET \u2014 ON MANSFIELD STREET furnished or unfurnian- Henry Ward and \u2018'o, 0 THE CONT ENTS or A n>.BALE \u2014 $7500, MANSFILLD BT, always well rented, amine to country.everything ciean and up to date: voMs \u2014 MES.GARDINER.10T alfe st, has a very bright pour turhiehed double room; telephone 181 1 ROOMS - TO LET FIRST CLASS rooms and board.58 Beaver Hall 158 \u20ac Hal 1 OOM \u2014 LARGE BACK PA R, with board, suitable for four with use of plano, terms 34 per weak ¢p 188s Usborne st.GRADING FOREMAN Wanted, experienced grading Montreal Jockey Club, Race \u2018I'rack, near St.Laurent, Que.166 with lease: present occupants Jenving city.Apply 296 Dorchester at.156 3 \u2018OR SALE \u2014 CHEAL.NO io near river and station, Alpnonse Blondin, 35500, Bomerville avenue.HORSES AND CARRIAGES.Ns NA TO LE \u2014 NICE CORNER TPPER fint, well lighted, windows all around, DOGS FOR SALE.rr NS po LET.\u201cAT BEACONSEIBLD, BEAU.tinted and painted, thoroughly elran und in \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 + \u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014, Reed - DOUBLE ROOM FOR MARried couple or two gentlemen; toyr- lai accommodated, first \u2018class Te! Kaat 3418 994 St.Denis 184.5 .Apply 31 Young st.HORSES.PARTIES HAVa ores.harnesses or vehicles of ans kind for sale will please bring Shem make good satisfactory by auction every day at $7000, Sherbrooke , Park avenue, fine corner for Appl; John Mor- ., Real Estate Agents, Bank of Uttawa Butlding, 2: McArthur Company, per SALE \u2014 VI@TOR TALKING MA- : me BULT, TERRIERS, flats, near Sherbrooke st.chine pro Pepe R WANTED FOR PHOTO- yin holes recorda including Co.Ltd, 315 King ir can be seen at any ho.FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.i ra mi een = kinds solicited; satisfaction guaranteed R SALLE \u2014- THREE WIRE HAR FOX SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED, W.Foster and Co, mn mm ES A ANTED_-\u2014A PRINTBR.WHO IS GOOD LET \u2014 LONDON, state oer wages.Pem.; 2 furnished fiat to contains two sitting, box and bathrooms, cheerful g:let and convenient: terms £2.10 references exchanged, Amith, 19 Army Mansions, West Kepsine- 7 SALE \u2014 DR.MAGN d Stock Book (Importe Wustrations and receipts for all and treatment of horses, cows, freep, \u201cdogs, B \u201clocation for summer homes, Sallsbury ductioneera, Sos ar Jet for six months, males and one female.\u201cthe lake none, between Mont- and Hudson Heights, ANTED.\u2014TOUTH ABOUT years of age to assist In shipping ot Apply In own handwritin, Montreal Rolling Mile sale Receivers of Fish, 18 Bonsecours st.or nn i tful driver; te broken.T.W.Foster and five large.leather bound liruetrated volumes fine marks, beauties, C au Lagaucaetiers st.w R BALE \u2014 TWO RENT FURNISHED cottage rlose to Montreal, YOR SALE \u2014 VICTORIA, A NEW CARter Victoria of the latest style, secondhand expresses, FOR SALE OR TO LET.RENT TWO CUP- right planos, cheap terms to suit purchaser.west.ANTED.\u2014 FIRST-CLASS J MISCELLANEOUS.three months old, PWELLER, must be sold.Address Ho 727 Bt.Dominique st, St.Jean Baptiste with full pedigree and prize rm, Y lively und healthy: a prize at last dog snow.Apply C 5110, Star fice.want three bedrooms; or station.Apply G Bab E Boats Yachts Laynches The season bein ng now in ee ease \u2019VHE) GLOBE, TORONTO, FOR OVER 60 D.\u2014uOO! The Glob good salary for the right a Apply St.James Hotel.NTED.\u2014FIRST CLASS MECHANICAL « hydraulic engineering 2 d sui D8450 Star Branch Office zed ce a reading force in Canadien R SA êLE \u2014 MOTOR CYCLE, 3 H.MoCarthy, 204 Bi evancor A mosicas Au YOR SALE \u2014 ONE BAY MARE, SEVEN ears old, sixteen hands high, welght two white hind legs, gentle anu quiet on fs 25 p.c.and its advertising patron- | greater than that of any other morning paper in the Dominton; te is the recognized m (\u2018OR BALE \u2014 ELECTRIC FAN, TABLES, ngs, case typewriter.Apply 82 Youville sq OR SALE\u2014A HANDSOME MANTEL clock, bronze trimmings and pair of bronze ornaments cheap; owner left city.Apply 726 Sherbrooke st, corner City Councillors.CARPETS And\u2019 all kinds of Furniture,\u201d Ollcloths, SUMMER RESIDENCES FOR SALE.from registered prize A DELIGHTFUL SUM- \u2014 DOUBLE LORRIBE, PLAT- mer home in the midst of the Thou- SALE situated on 800d, as new, hoist for livery or carriage shop: also flat bottom boat; no reasonable offer refused 28 Pacific ave.erd a goss or write The Globe, Toronto, Sane ada.\u2018Westover, Button Junction, Automobiles Motor @ars PARTNERS WANTED.nd rider\u201d oaks.tn \"THE HERALD 18 TO HAMILTON WHAT The Star is to Montreal, 1f you want help, property situations, otc.advertise in the Herald and 1 cent & word.Three insertions for the \u201cprice of two.order, Subscription.daily $2; Safu 50c à year, postage free.adr T.Horaid, Hamilton, Canada.mentioning this Pi ANTED \u2014 , OR THE ESSENTIAL OIL business.over 200 per cent profit; exceptional chance for stead man Bnook, Highgate, Vt, R.§.Box 146, \u2018\u2019Carieton Place, enl fi carriage for\u2019 two month.oy F 6264, Star ANTED \u2014 A PARTNER, WITH 3 TO OOM - VERY COMPORTANT, KE hr 1 on bath floor, mith double w \u201c good «oard.Phone Main 184 =t $ ne erine st, west w 6 2 \u2014\u2014 Î OOM - GENTL REMAN DERIHING- TQ lanrn French can have firat « om and board at No.71 Sherbruoke »' 1 3 \u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 QM \u2014 A LARGE FRONT ROON, with single beds aha boare aultdble for tw.gentlemen 24 Union ave.146 3 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_\u20143 1 OOMN - TO LET.WITH BOAI:D, OND apacivus double room, well fu proper.comfortable for couple or tve free friends, vacant to- day.Very ining is class.! da Su Hu td rem I OOM = NICE DOUBLE FROM | ROOM, : x oom.with first class bhoagd and } ne ntlemer OP Mines -> ncoo date forta, saitable for two ried couple: table gue 184 Bleury st.eee GUM \u2014- TD RENT BEAUTIFU Hans front room.furnisaed or eu, hoard if desired no children est locality.212 Mount Royal ae OOMR -\u2014 ANT» BOARD.LARC room.with best nf poard, man and wife, also One single Wret Dorchester at.\\ \"BL.FURNISHBI' SINGLE with board.88 Union Ave LOTS FOR SALE.nd Curtains, are sold at lowest & thonesnd donens fo for specta} jumber sonable offer refused.Apply 2570 ° Notre umber.full swing, owners of Sail or Steam Boats, Yachts, Launch- fes Skiffs or Canoes, will find the \u2018 For Sale\u201d or Wanted to Purchase columns \u201cThe Star\u201d bringing together Buyer and Seller, resulting always in quick and .satisfactory transactions, ERRY'8 ISLAND, BACK RIVER.THIS ell known picnic ground, facing the Rapids, which has been closed for sevéral y R SALE \u2014 OR TO EXCHANG properties, vacant lots.hx x 9 corner northwest of Ch Ann's Ward.Apply to D.Christin and Co,, 149 or Cycles, t Lawrence st, near Dorchester.' 156 6 ED FOR manufacturing husiness, (active or silent); class business; big profit and fine.line; opportunity good.C 5101, Star Off NTER \u2014 PARTNER, TO JOIN IN import agency.Must have best references, be a hustler, and have some capital, business connections Address D 9436, Star OR SALE\u2014A TOP BUGGY IN GOOD order; price $25; also single harness and spring cart.Apply 26 Bronsdon lane.DW.Gagnon, at J.tiful acenery, large dancing hall and other AGENTS WANTED.temperance refreshments Special arrangements made LO privaté par- - MOR SALE \u2014 BORDEAUX, ON WEST mount Golf Links, un »snaj diate.buyer.Address ¥ 5280, 0 \u2014 LOTS ON REDPATH ST, If you desire to buy, sell, rent or exchange second hand Automobiles, Motor Cars, Cycles, etc.Try the \u201cFor Sale\u201d or the \u2018\u201cWanted to Purchase\u2019 columns of the Montreal Star for reaching those interested and for quick.and satisfactory SALE \u2014 A FEW CH RIVING horses, wéight from 1100 to 1300, also ANTED PORTRAIT WA working Tor thempeives send 9 erchants Portrait Co.|W Hke* te \u201cmake 10.tiekets à iri ( tickets for .Mr, B, A.Boisvert, for Turther press waggon: suit 4 © for & grocery stores, Apply in rear of 18 to st.left; an opportunity for Intending builders.J.C.Stevenson, 17 YOR SALE \u2014 FINE LOT.: UF we = & Andre and Sherbrooke ste peat location.in oly for Bn_aparumen \u2018house.AITS.PORTRAITS, PORTRAITS, 83.cabinets reduced to 818 50 poly.$5.00, Nd to $3.00; Gotan, 8 x 10, reduced\u201d to 88 por dosen, at Dots.Char peciaity.Opes Honnis.C en \u201ca apec » pen on \"Sun: daye.Mr.Miille's old stam \u2018OR BALBR \u2014 RIDING adies er: beat English makers, put in trough repair ENTS WOULD YOU EuAr at Tr wards?Goods wbsolutely Fnecessary in.-every circulars Dominion t Trading Co, 79B Adelnide st.ANTED \u2014PARTNERSHIP.with 31000 capital, in good order.D.Murp his sorvices would be of value 55 NOR \u201cSALB \u2014 TWD LO MORTGAGE LOANS, PUPILS WANTED.=i LOANS = TREAV LOAN & MORTUAG \u201c1 A Notre.Dame st west, cor.8t Jon se ju si De sold aren es ANTED TO RENT \u2014 FOR JULY a gasoline launch.Giva E 6226, Star Office.BALEU6 FT.GASOLINE BOAT, 1% h.p.motor; speed 6 miles; cheap.e\u2014- COREY'S VOCAL STUDIO, Karn Hall Special summer I A A IANO TUNING, PIANG POLISHING, tor doctor or private Ng L 4\u2019 organ parie, Telephone past 494, mn t 152 o'clock in tos morning.7 Ti chess Les.fof Good LOTS IN JACQUES Cher - Sonn Croes Expert.or postal 444 MARE, .not aratd dt any- sho July B8ta ji ame - Deavz horas, A ve\u201d JOR BALE \u2014 AUTOMOBILE, fect order, very little used, com.thes.will sell for $628; tes.Will seat {lve Jersona Ap street.: BLB ole hid te lane.lame, eltuate M each year, th ing annual ob re wy charge for pc orme vi eh pharmacy of ria, § ALS céinertns\u201d a weet, carpe nt \"OR AES GABOL, 17 Bt.George st, city, ROOMS ANP BOARD WANT mn 0 NA X TANTED \u2014- ROOM ANI private family in the cou tr Montreal, muat be near the piv.rtating terms and locatism, Star Uffice, \\ \u201cANTED - Nar .board, for vounk man; ennventirn: fur cars to Ms ta 1) 9449, star Brauch Of es re re ee mem VYWVANTER ROOM AND BM Pris ate family, cluer tn Morty cert carn, peur the water prefer 4; repay stating terms are a \u201cADH Sar Office Aronson a bi, Pawn Nro'tasy § 601 07 115 Got Ti 014 Brand; fes a hing.Furs aa D t : Gann LS THE MONTREAL ROOMS TO LET.ROOM&E TO LETa Summer trangients taken.gentlemen onl sr n .\" baths; ¥ M.4 lhl mien ail SE Phone Up 4150, 47 MoeuUail Eo avenue, use stvhes, furnished or 106 16 ki poderate 563 sit.Antoine at.seed.pein OMS \u2014 TWO UNFURNISHED OR CORE LET ROOMS ON FIRST, one furnished.to let./ ress 1si x cond, \u201cand third floors, furnished, West Onlaris st.near Bleary, .n ?Ber MeoMS ~~ THREE BRIGHT, CLEA VOM \u2014 TO LET FINE LARGE, WELL unfurnished, mounialn suitable R pofurmiahod front room, Buttable for for housekeeping.Apply 655 Cadie st.{ desired.63 Manov si.hear Un- tat jo 186 3 OOMS TO LET WELL FU TRI SHED room, 40 pein Coliass Ave.20d flat JE Sty \u2014 TO \u2018LET TWO LARGE FUR.Do other roo 156 3 shed rooms On first fist.Apply - _ , OOMS TO LET, \u2014 VERY LARGE sa rary at.first fiat.bright front basement room, farnished It nM ENT A LARGE UNFUR- or unfurnished.Richmond Sq sand sie room Batre wu FL PO EBT ROOMS WITITOR wirmor T i * hoar rd; moderate, Sr Genevieve stree vou _\u2014 ~~ FURNISHED ROOM, LEA 5 .OOM TO LET.\u2014QU BT AND com- re am pean Jis0 per month: gentle ROOM 0 LET an ry.AND UE ; can ont-ctionér.35 Ontario sL west.street, 106 2 i y= FU ANISHED, PARLOR FLAT, cold water In basement; aiso ROOMS WANTED, at veut En gontiommen only; strictly prise Lami, 397 Man 1t6& ù - .tre WY ANTED RIC T, CLEAN AND Rous = - PURNISHED ROOMS IN comfortable room wanted by a young ty private family, double and man; Lac chine preferred.8 4805, Star brie oie.comfortably furnished, tice 1 sex am n omy.Transients accommo- a ilépuone Up 3385.78 Park ave, JANTED \u2014 DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM \\ for raarried couple and two children, t IR, \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, within 15 minutes Lominion square; mus salt le for married couple.use of be moderate rent.J 5413, Btar Office .te family; fiv chi I ace Arty 2 ~ NICE, BRRICHT FURNISH- WASTED ed fined gentlema n; dom.pleasant locality, by a re- must be montrer proous = ~ FOR JEWISH GENTLEMEN with: full privi- PS re ! LOOM For OUT IST ts, IN A | 1Ro° SINGL ROOM, BRIGHT , very quiel, privats house: finest | pen er light, running water, mode à locality; cential cont stiient to Furk avs.| rence: private family.13 Univer- | cars.94 Bhorbrouxe st 143 19 | sity street.Oa Jeon Washo, FoitN ISHED Roma, pons \u2014 PARLOR AND BEDROOM, 5 ph ail modern conseniences, gen raished, central and good locality, + | Veuseu euiy.pp» 1 Phuililpe Place, .ate family.Apply 18 Souvenir avs.Those living at & distance = ] od i 2 trea or ACCOM 1 Nat Li HXISHEDL RouMs [= pre from Mon 1 havi ng on Sd POOMB \u2014 O LET, LARGE DOUBLE dos 16 q gi bath ital, pe t and | \u201c0 dote ; an.sig AS CDs eo! + room, on bathroom tleor.47 Cath- modation for Summer Board- | EU Wat / \u201ci [art ers, or who may have houses To LUTWO FURNISHED FRONT : PRVOMS - TWO LARGE WELL FUR- gp cottages or other facilities £ pus on Park uvegue, geal \u2018He alshed rooms, front and back pærlor, \u201c i Break! ode fe Apply 148 Park Ae on bath flat: open plumbing; suitable tO rent, will find the Summer J et no ere me = -\u2014- fur two Eentiemen or marrite coupis: J * 1 GOM \u2014 TU LEP BLEGANT LARGE | with oy shout x a 21 Atwater Boar and other classified front parior room and two singles, 7 uVEnue ust ow Dorchester.i © newly furaut d.contrats located.tran- pee eee want columns of the Star a sents Hani, bath, etc.Address 278s | VOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS TO : or edi r ; Bicurs 1 À let at No.la Tower avenue.Nies | most satisfact y m um fo A PR vos \u2014 Lalio WELL FU RNISHED lund quiet; moderate ren | getting in quick communicas : roums on bathroom fiaf.aiso si TIT at .> .i au quiet Enghien fons ena and De i OOMS \u2014 BRIGHT AND CLFAN tion with interested parties Ÿ AifUl siluätion.tu Unisereily st.184 3 single and double rooms, on the .- bathroom flat, suitat He marre { lookin for such lace and 4 iM re Nak b FRON BED ouple 841 St Therein etre t We A - «© - vou \u20ac srine e i 1 Jvoim ight, clothes press, I F a La | thus completing satisfactory.nt A lu Sala y Fis : 8:0 te wn a\u201d \u201cis v Sa ury x ile Ï VOM \u2014 A LARGE WELL FUR- \u2026 Address Advertising De- _ / nishèéd É ou with ali modern con- À JRUOMS oo FURNHEN ROOMS TU veniences, gentlemen only Sher- partment, Star Office, Monte tel fur géntscmen only.74 Univeratt brouk street West, near Fark ave i 7 at reas.a UVUMS -\u2014 ls MANSFIELD STREE 18% © fi pueMs -\u2014 Bis ST CATHERINE sT.doubie and single ne wh, furnished, a k 81, LE furnished double transients accom.vdaied.(Ts moderate.Bo, \u2014 A LIMITED NUMBER OF 2 and $v to $4 per werk: also 155 - bo.rders can ceommodated at univ ied arluis, tlansients accomimoe i Maple Cottage, (am be A ae ar terms, ; dared, good or ality 155 8 goo, \u2014- NICE FRONT ROOM, FR Exe H etc.apply Mrs M.G 148 10 | family.Apply Meld Dorchester : Roos Co SINGLE ROOM FOR GENTLE: upstairs.|r OARD \u2014 SUMMER BOARDERS WILI ; n.porcelain bath, Sheetrio Janu aT find good accommodatio t Spring inediate possession.Ca uous \u2014 TO LET SMALL FU RN ISHED HII Cottage.Sweeisburg, terms moderate ; ; rooms.Apply 733 St.Charlie -{P.F.Ferguson, ZJweetsburg, Que.148 10 # 1 OUMS \u2014 FURNISHEL OR INFUR- rumee st, near Sherbrooke.t nished, gus fixtures, for stove, SAppiy BrArp \u2014 PARENTS SEEKIN A ; 09 Guy Bl, fear BL Antoine sl DUMB \u2014 NICE FURNISHED ROOMS lace tn tae country, where t oy can : scura tsi b is ROG TO BT NICELY FURNISHED ta faut Fenpemen er eat nei un face aac and super, niin for boys (aise i.\u2019 RG single.0 Toor, bath fu as tg Rev.W.R.Hibbarl, Berthier-en-haut, Que.i he PTT 00 OMS = VERY NICE, BRIGHT, COM 151 6 J 00M3 \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED DED- fortabic, bright, alfy rooms.3 galet ç Tn $ vo ms, 13% Peel at.second door from Lor two companions, moderate 543 Cadieux CARD Fa ELE for! ERRACE poll | ndsor Hotel, Transients Avcommudats oa St vis from Sherbrouke of boarders: 200d \u2018accommodation: 200 f USNS 5 ip 14 f ; 2 t | ÇÛ d'elephone Up 1435 VOM \u2014 WELL FURNISHEL KUUOM, IN a ee prety pocnery Pr air i ROOMS.\u2014 BINGLE AND DOUILE silly private fw nodern cou | adults preterr terms moderate Adiress rooms for gentlemen, to let for the veniences.II Eira avenue estmount.ii ace.Bhawbridge, Que.19 y/ Bummer.Apply to ib McTavish at 183 froess NIVELY FURNISHED ROOMS .AA vaHl -H\\ARDERS WANTED, OUT 1 COM Lb A Hai HN Ta ho ht to fer Apps 39 Are fren B ake Boarding House, sated Ney on bata fiat light and singie j miles eu no Ste he des M tt 4 room.93 University 153 5 JRoOMs ba bar, AEVCTIOS FOR 8 à from ee RES es Monts beau 4 ar ui Ve \u201c ; 7 , boats free; good fishi ne.Consumptives at g DOME \u2014 SINGLE AN DOU BLL, strangers ermancat oi Saturday, taken Ed Adam, Trout La St.Agathe \u2019 À bath flat ,enam bath, not water; broajgiast optional.re vferences Ÿ.M.UC.A es Monts, Que = juni five minutes from stations.suitable por ind liver, be transients.3,2 Lagauchetie st.west JR > 3 nes 153 § fpooMs \u2014- wil, FURNISHED BRIGHT | OA a WASTE D SUMMER BOATD + A and we toms, good acc vmmoda tion, .e of cowunstilie, ten nutes i Room w TO LET, 135 ALEXANDER fof (ransients, two =m nanutes\u2019 rom \u2018ost Offre and churches.ar { Place, near Mayor.\u201c154 3 cars » Mist sher \u2018a PPly te Mrs Wm Blewett, Bax Vvowansviite, Que.151 7 RO \u2014 ONE LARGE FURNISHED Rooxs _\u2014 Ÿ, FU RNISHED LARGE | 00 to tet, two windows, brig au \u20ac ome, also in To AR nn VAC ANCIES 27 JIE CLIFF dress 258 Dorcuester st.yutet house 85 Iherbrovke st.1st As App M Joseph k + Cleary.Snawbel 83 OOMB\u2014 TO LET NIUE LARGE ROOMS, ! furniy or unfuraished.with ail oo NICE, BRIGHT BINGLE BUARD = LAC DES ILES.NEW HOUSE modern ences 41 Mackay st.few hom ton bath flat, gentieman oni.excellent board and fishing; boats fre doors from Suerbroo 154 3 s>a Ma Terms $4.50 to 0 a week; children bait i: a ra A price.Zotique Leroux, Lac Charlebols.qu : 00MB\u20142 LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS.| | Sons nn PIA Ba 1 .central locality.30 Buckingham ave FR Appi at Seiby at, Westmount.Ann \u2014 7600 TT COMMODATIONS - © - n be nad at $4 ek Ld Sa w 8 14 p rooms.Re WELL FURNISHED hore ot Lake Memphremaros.Apply\u201d Join 3 central double rooms to rent; central loca- 8 lvé st flue west 155 3 f3VARD \u2014ETILL VACANCE AT OR.i chard Cottage, first class rooms and i BEAUTIFU LLLY F FUENISHED board, ciose to tation and boat, $5 per ont rou), No ier peek.Apply to Mrs.Camplong, Hudson, room privaté amily no chidr ren; evil \u2018on ne \u2018 154 8 opposite uis sq.439 St.Dents - ~~ st.west.nan Eee ARD \u2014 TO LET ONE OR TWO FUR 00M \u2014 A VERY NIC E Roo.© ov En- ES rooms, with use of kitchen, at looking st.uils square, two Back er.y E., Ahuntsle, Back small ones, hot on heating, elec River Poet Offic 155 2 ences.light, 56 Laval avenues, near Prin Ar thur.2 Bo à - PRIVAT ATE FAMILY, bon Or La Que, pieasant rooms, bat go DE- Ke CELY FU RNISIED board.short distance from jake; home m; wil} double and ngs on bata flat, choice comforts, June 20th, C.B.Hullard.155 2 let or en Also smaller central locality, quiet; rerms reasonable 15% Tonnes, cheap summer.74 Hu- Mance ajreet., 155 3 Î OpRD \u2014 SPRIN \u2018 EEK > FARM liken a ouse, now en\u201d or farmer oarders, 4 I OUMS \u2014 868 ST.CATHERINE STREKT shady wn and verandahs; ng and p west, pright double room, furnished, fie ming and bathing.Apply arthur parle transients take Christievtile, Ro 574 DORCHESTER OTRÉEF VWWANTED \u2014 A FAMILY Qu JUREE OR west, near Mountain, double and singe four boarders at ouse.a x reams, (ransients accommodated, Phone Que boarders kept nos.ne A i 4, Up 1442.; .Rooms \u2014 TO LET.WITH BOARD, Bo a _ Bay VIEW COTTAGE, ip bath.etc.sullabie one or two gents; now open berugia athe Lake a Fons | 125 STREET, Dror Avsus shops Mol Panard ave, Fair 208, Cho be rel} 16 minutes from © 3 large flat: run- R.station, ?.O.and chure Terms In rooms; a Pooms \u2014 DOUBLE AND BINGLE, 35 per week.Apply Mrs.H.B.Smita.5 ciean and prignt, hot and cold wa- 15 7 ter, bath flat, breakfa a ésired, very 3 comfort able for toi pete ane 545 OOMS \u2014 JURNISHED OR UNFUR- i West Dorchester, near Windsor Hotél, nished roo me LoL fe r were OT or season, Room \u2014 TO LET UNFURNISHED Island.good fishing.Dealing, ête.Appiy © room on bathrmin pat terms mod B.A.Boisvert, Borde 1 erate, 8) Prince Arthur 155 OARD \u2014 SUMMER ROARD, CHATEAU- Ro \u2014 CLEAN, WELL FU RNISHED uay; nice cottage.with verandah roms to et Appiy 53 Uity wun hammocks, 100 feet to river, 10 minutes lors .rom station, 10 minutes from Montreal; ter ert = a board and accommo fon, by tae day, 1 OGMS \u2014 NEAR T AD ER- week, or th and fishing.Sun brooke, two com! table rooms dar Tourists wele com Rates for adul's 89 in city; bath flat, hot water, electric light, eek; children actording to any phone, private fan.ly moderate rental J frains ants.\u2018Teiephone, write or ppis on Cod b4lT, Btar Office 155 7 premises, C.Vezina, Una teauguay Vil.Lanning mm ee paie si on lage.185 12 Rooms, IN A RESID ECTARLE FRENS Canadian famtty, large rooms, suttahe J3OARD- AL ST.JOSEPH, COTTAGE, for one or two persons, on bath flat.with 8 miles A rom St Agathe, good fish- a gas, etc.fignt and fine view, near cars.ing; first class board, $o wee 4 mener 5 1 z: 3aw Seen even.sû5A Si.Hubert st 186 2 beti.* ee OOMS = EN SUIT E peut SINGLE BATH flat, quiet, ce ous, modern ST.HE - 'RIGHT, LARGE, NEWLY ph Le ; LOST, R fap ened ra on bath flat, ail conventrntes.20°.Me aie ot - 182 J daw _ a ve music private tamis 2! Rooxs 7 Qui IET PRIVATE HOUSE, Tost ON JUNE 23RD, IN @ TR F A , well furnished, all renovate ed enamel iL 4.15 train.à lad,'s siiver watch.Finder please return to 136 Metcaife at.and be rewarded.à REWARD, WHITE BULL \"Ch, ears unclipped, EI rar one eye, strayed from 117 Ba st, THE 16TH OF JUNE, DOG, ng white hair.tent brown spot on side.Fin please | FTO oe hetiore st.east and recelve reward.LOST L N° 722 L OST \u2014 IN HAMILTON'S STORE, JUNE 29th, 56.12 in corner of handkerchief, a girl's two weeks wages, will finder (Please return to 10 Mount St.Marie ave, OST \u2014 FOX TERRIER.MALE, WHITE, with black ear, biack spot on back; Sport.Finder please return at Vitoria ave, Westmoun 1 OST.\u2014A POCKET-EOOK CONTAINING 4 a large sum of money ort yea- Catherine res! and the Lawrence Ha Il, on either Bleur Peter or St.mes st LR \u2018A tiberad re: ward will be paid for tts return to Mr, J Meighen at St.Lawrence Bit terday between St LESSONS WANTED.FANTED - \u2014 A FRENCH YOUNG LA desir exchanged.\"TG 3341.Star Office \\ JANTED \u2014LESSONS IN FRENCH CON- pu pire home.Only ex- ATS rep A Parisian preferred, State qualifications and, terms.doudi« and single room In private lees, G 5310, Star Office Address J.b446 Star Off family, boksd RE equired, $1 Ghureh \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 JuuM \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED LARGE CARD.AILIFF'S SALE-\u2014PROVINCE OF QU RU at oom oa bathroom flat, Auer 8 BEC, District of Mon trea), No.£183 ant, not water.37 Shu - - Superior Court, J.Bou oulet, plaintiff.vs.IRS.oc rn RL, V.A.Chagnon and % defendant.On the io = COSILY, COMFORTABLY, B° tly private a TO! for accom.12th day of July, 1998.at ten of the clock «x ly furnished, \"with modern conveni- modation, with professional attendance; la- in the forenoon.at the domicile of one of 5.qui pie { only peed apply.lacins dies treated and attend d.160 St.George the said defendants, A.C N i 11 1214 Berri street, in the t Mon tren, will be sola by authority of Justice Sil the ~~ MRS.DR POULIN 1 onda and cha se of the \u20ac ant, SINGLE, DOUBR = BOARD ro Pa and board for LIN betore hd seized \u20ac cause, consis of us hot end cold wats, durtn ns confinement: strictly private; terme P0id furniture.J.E.rnard 8,C., Mont- ; ladies preferred.moderate.171 Montcaim at 135 3 real, 30th June, 1906.AILIFER SALE PROVINCE or QuE FURNISHED, FOR am NTLE- + Y ec, Déistri ot of Montreal, No.2789 su: fined habits, newly reno.pertor Court, .Bouret, plaintiff, va, .ad.! board !f desired; strictly pri- MACHINER) FOR BALE.A.Chagnon and al, defendant.On the ae bY a Lincoln ave, off Guy, tne 12th day of July, 1806, st sens of the s \u2014 BI TLDIN .clpek in the forenoon, at the domicile of BH.JRNISHED ROOMS TO LE JOR SALE, ciroular a mn Pa lQuie Chagnon, one of the sald defendants.st No, -à family.special Javators.ning.de oved a: class\u2019 of present 1178 Delorimier , in the unicipaltt réated hot water, wardrobes; sawing Besson Power.steam and water; °f Delorimier, 1 e district of Montr St, Dents acit- 15,006 to 20.000 Also shingle wit he sold by authority of Juatire, atl th ft.Toit, compiste: will be sold cheap.For further var rticulars apply 207-8 Board of ax.147 2 LB ROOM, BLEC- Trade modern conveniences; par- 4113 St.Catherine i in « cause, consisting of ho hold aff eto.Terms cash, J, C.,, Montreal, 30th\u2019 Jung, ELY FURÉISHED ROOM, ® for one or two gentleman, z Park Laundry Machinery In stock for immediate delivery.Ask for stock ist.| W.PETRIE | Corner St.James and Little St.Antoine Sts.Tel Main 5462 Montreal.A A ree NGLE ROOM, NICELY FUR- 2 McGill College ave.1 SEURNIS! HED ROOM ht kitchen Prt : Toros, y 5 23 Young st, Aniiex, off 18HBH NEWLY \u2018PURN ain Foom | Fi RNISHED kentleman or BATES SALE~PROVINCE ar QUE- et of Montreal, No.590 Blouin, at proved t an edingy valuabte liver Nr mine owing te retro sv bee FRAE AULD SCOTIA Lord Strathcona Helps Aberdeen Solve a Hard Problem.CHANGES ON THE CLYDE.tape Glasgow and Ite Annexation Troubles Wee Towns That WII Not Join the City.Free Oor Ain Correspondent.Glasgow, seems deter faut 1£ the King\" 3 trip to 2 September isna a success.s lo visit the city in order to heip the university to celebrate its.qualer- centenary.\"That's the big word for but sae fd can mak oot it means that in September t University o' Aberdeen will be fower hunder years auld, way, the university authorities hae been askin\u2019 notable folk frae a\u2019 pairts 0 the wurl\u2019 to come an\u2019 help in the celebratin, an\u2019 to see the pletin\u2019 o' big additions that hae been made lo Aberdeen's maist famous coi- lege, the Marischa word Strathcona ts Chancellor o' the university, an\u2019 Is takin\u2019 a lot to dae wi\u2019 the arrangements.An\u2019 a good job, too.If he werena Chancellor, the university mi ht hae been in a queer fix.For the invited sae mony big folk thut haerna a place sae big that they ¢ sit doon to dinner in it; an\u2019 let 4\u2019 the specially in the same room as the King or there will he rows.Got 6' this awkward corner Lord Stratheona has got them, by arrangin\u2019 to hie a special temporary hall pul up near the college to haud 2,500 folk sittin\u2019 at dinner.Noo Aber deén is malr indebted to Lord Strath- conga than ever, an\u2019 think ne'e was à Chancellor like its Chancellor.Ony body wha left the Clyde\u2014say, five years syne, and comes back to ft\u2014sny, five years after this will see a big difference in at least ae respect.There will be few o the guild, auld paddle steamers, that hae been, for mair than a generation, ane things that o' steamers the finest in existence.nect wi\u2019 the trains at Cralgendoran an\u2019 Greenock an\u2019 Gourock, an\u2019 mak a\u2019 the bonnie coast toons sae handy for Gias- gow that a man can live at the coast a\u2019 the simmer a \u20ac same time, k is business gaun In the ity.Bu e day o' the steamer w! big side wheels is comin\u2019 to an end.The turbine is comin\u2019 in r an\u2019 maîfr ilka year, an\u2019 goon there will be naethin rinnin\u2019 to Rothesay an ell an\u2019 unoon, no to speak o' far awa\u2019 În- verarey n° Cam pbelitown.but the t an\u2019 qulet slippin\u2019 turbine steamers, that ike wee models o big Atlantic liners.simmer there are two new tu bines, ane for the Caledonian Railway Company, an\u2019, ane for the Glas asgow au South Western Ratiway Company.Ne year there will likely be malr, r- Glasgow 13 beginnin\u2019 to lose patien ce wi the wee burghs that hangs on its fringes an\u2019 winna come inside an\u2018 tak their share oo the responsibilities as wee! as the benefits.T @ are mair than half æ dizzen o' the em, an\u2019, although they get Glasgow gas an\u2019 water an\u2019 cars, ' a' the ither things, they wadna hae if they wervna near a big ity; they winna say to be irt o\u2019 Glasgow Their folk, an\u2019 especially e \"toons they wad then be only bits 0\u2019 a city.But Glasgow Is gettin\u2019 tired this, an\u2019 the corporation fs seriously thinkin\u2019 o' applyin\u2019 to Parliament for authority to drag the wee burghs into the city whether they will or no isna Hkely Parllament will ag to this, to stupid vay that ngs are the noo.An\u2019 that will aye be Cm The Gothenburg \u2018public hanse sysin) that sends a\u2019 rofits o the drinkin: back to the public purse for the relief 0\" rates or the !mprovement o the part Locality, has spread to West Argylls Afore his it was maist- ly confined t to two-three Fifeshire min- In villages.Noo Mr.the Ardn namurchan, has a en up too public hooses ate, the licenses i the places in clas started them on the Gothenburg sys- A committe vin' in So locality each t Mr.condition that should keep the charities frae ge muckle profit oot o' the arram ement He instructs the hey sre to discou.age heavy or even mair than average Ciinkin.That ts, he first starts twa shops for à certain tra an\u2019 then \u2018he tries to discourage the.trade.It i0dks queer put that way, but there's naethin queer in ft.Mr.Rudd batleves in use, but no in abuse, an\u2019 gs ts his way o' carryin' oot his belief.The School Board °o Radon got into a fix sometime syn makin ule in a\u2019 their tchools eg only the mMaisters should punish the scholars when they did wrang.As it turned oot this rule wadna ork, because a head maisters discovered that matst o' their time w- 1e for punishment: n\u2019 they couldna get their ither work attended to.0, the board ha» al*ered rules eae that a\u2019 certificate teachers dan use the strap, but only for Pa = balrns that tell lees, stay awa\u2019 e the school, use bad language, steal, or try to bully fther bairna en it uri be clear t wran, nll, an\u2019 Isna in a bad state oh This 18 a\u2019 vera fine, but I adn He ondon if the new rules turn way to p peace, notonly in school but wW:\u2019 the faithers and mi the bairns, os no to punish av ere are on ways o' settlin\u2019 this! tick- \u2018sh anoer either there shou'd he nae punishment allowed, or the teachers fron be léft-to thelr ain 8izcretion, | a0 board has had the courage & oy the 6 firnt plan.This id the time when the men wha thelr ais expe Durocher st.Ban Taaus that out tive so ze \u2014Lord Stratheona DAILY _STAR-MONDAY, JULY 2, 1906.=== ri NEWS FROM tles doon they drain aff the scum and tak\u2019 oot a spounfu\u2019 o' what is left.Frac that they gle \u201cthelr vérdict on the crop ear they sa ho crops are a\u2019 a fortnicht later than th: were at this time last year, an\u2019 nt the weather in the next .weeks keeps fine an' warm, arg wHi ha+ but à puir hairst their opinion\u2014ials it or want ft The raliway companies are f Hn'\u2018 badly (he competition 0' tramway cars | | near cons, an\u2019 they are wakenin\u2019 \u201cUp at last to the fact that if they uin- \u2018 na dae somethin\u2019 soon they may as - eel stop rinnin\u2019 local! trains.In Glasgow the cars hae nearly killed the passen- ! | ger traffic frae the city to the borders i oO = > > 3 2 2 = © = = = Railwe, Caledonian Company what is kent tickets to a\u2019 their lines near an\u2019 the | extended | ower these lines for: veek., us many times as he H breakii * the Journey at any station j brige the tickets wor oot far thah ordinary tickets, an'.if a travels a lct he will be far 7» + In man | cheaper \"From the , | prospect backwardness THE OUR IRISH LETTER; The Crop Prospects for 1906 Are Now Very Promising.'STATUE TO LORD DUFFERIN.Discourses on the Four Mr.Bryce Things Most Needed In Ireland.Hpecial Correspondent the Montreal Star.Dublin, June s for 1906 although The Irish crop Are NOW very prons- from the coldness and af oe spring months, looked wv discouraging, Wäarm wea- ising, matter Now, however, the Eh 18 OF THE\" MONUMENT JUST UNVEILED AT BELFAST JO THE LATE MAR- Qu DUFFERIN.For- than 1f he went by tramway car.to a\u2019 bye, the companiss are pen This moans | trams wi\u2019 and the in thirty miles 0\u2019 the city.that they are {(o fight the their ain weapons\u2014low fares.mairiravellin\u2019 the cheaper.But a train will ne\u2018er be ds a rt car.let the tomrpanies do what they may.It seems that e are far an\u2019 awa' ahead o' the folk o\u2019 England an\u2019 Ire.and in come ways that we didna ken 6° oorsels till wee A Government official.in hid evidence fn an Inquiry o° \u2018some kind ir.London, sald that while in England only ten per cent o' a e-r- tain Government report was sold, 4 Scotland 60 per cent, o' {ther Gov- report was snapped up hy the public \"as 1f It had been a fine interest- ory.The same, he sai o' a\u2019 Blue Books.far mair o\u2019 them than English.This seems a bit quecr, for the average Blue Monk is dry.an readin\u2019, an\u2019 interests naebody but them wha tak\u2019 .n interest in the special subject 4 [x we can alr o it than oh shows that \u2014 weel show?x ckle English or rn noo, what does it ypstes frae Germeony are wan- aw\u2019 hame again lot 0\" them nockin\u2019 aboot in Scotland, aa\u2019 safd to ane o' the shippin\u2019 companies that they \u2018vanted to gang to The company Th derin\u2019 copper an\u2019 sllver\u2014as they expected, an\u2019 wa\u2019 wi\u2019 a bad opinton o us as \u2018ha winna encourage weel.daein\u2019 folk wha only want to get a Ve in\u2019 withoot workin ' want noo is that they may spread pi opin- sae that nae mair :' them may come ower the North bea wi\u2019 silly ideas in their heads.They canna expect muckle sympathy folk wha enjoy the readin\u2019 of Blue kas.frae Boo WATTIE.Mark Twain on Howells, It ts not often that one Jiterary man voices an opinion apout other.The following.- however, m Mark Twain's opinion of Willia Dean Howells, which appears in the July Harper's: In the matter of verbal\u201d exactness Mr.Howells has no superior, He.seem ffüd the elusive and shirts grain of gold, the right word.Other have to put up with approximations.more or less frequently: he has better u To me, the others ars miners working with the a pan\u2014of necessity some of th e Fold washes over and escapes: in my fancy, he is quickatlver raidine down rifle\u2014no grain of the metal stands much chance of eluding him rerful agent is the right word: it, vents the renders d makes it\" lose proximation to joice in it as we do when the right one tages out on us.Whenever we come ap ' up an\u2019 look \"olemn, an\u2019 when it set- a 4 their season tickets for distances wftn- it ther of the last week or so has wrought a wonderful change nd here is every reason to hope that the sé will prove a bountiful nd generous one, \u2019astures are going ahead with a rush and stock have plenty to eat nov the meadows ar a bh doubtful as to t prospert of vie!d, but it is hardly expected that ihe crop will be a bulky one.The Lorain crops are lookir well every wnera oa potatoes are beginning to d> well The unveiling of the bronze statue of the ia Lord ~ Dufferin, by th Marquis of Lon nderry vis cartied out in presence of & large and fesh- lonable gathering in grounds of da new City Hall, at Belfast, où Fr- da The memorial is fostgned in the Jatian Renaissance style, frerly treat- d 89 as to conform odern requirements.of brown to harmonize with thn which the C is .and on it are two bronze figures representing Canada and India over both of which Lord Dufferin acted ns Governor-General, On the top of the pedestal is a large sized figure of the late nobleman.eight feet height and represents Lord Dutfarin in the robes.of the Order of St.Patrick.Surmounting the figure of hig lordship In n very handsome.canopy, supported by Jonic pillars, and over all 1s a figure of fame, while around the base are carved the names of the many clties In which Lord Dufferin upheld the interests and dignity of the Empire as Ambassador.The total hejght of the mer 8 about 35 eet, and its cost amounted to about £5,400.Lord Londonderry.in the course of his address while unveiling thn Fate, referred to the Immense success ich had attended Lord Dufferin\u2019s work as Governor-General of nada, Viceroy of India, and British ambassador at St.Petersburg, Constantinople.Rome.and pointed oûti that his down to posterity us f a gre peace-maker amongst the nations of the world.proposed to arrange for five hundred or 50 male and female teachers, engaged in the schools of ese two countres.It is thought that > schools of thé United Kingdom would profit immensely by this visit, and {t is to be hoped that nothing will interfere with the present Intention.he Chief Secretary (Mr.Bryce) visited some the outgof-the-way stricts of lan t week.Amongst them was Tralee, Co.Kerry from which he went to see Ferrit Pier.in which he was greatly inter- 2h years a t cost of £95.00 It been most useful, but more money is Jw require ed to be spent on it, and Bryce understnod to promise that this should be done.Heplying to thanks at luncheon, the much travelling 1s don , enough fashion by its help.\"hut we do iil Te a there were \u2018four not welcome ft and applaud !t.and re- vas the settiement of ne Land Question; the second waa the health of tho upon one of those intensely right oe ir + othe fm oan bets w | ok or \u2018a newspaper the ter facilities for transportation, b resulting\u2019 effect fs phpysical as well A8 means of chenpn r imperting spiritual.and electridally prompt; it} oo exporting da through | harbors ingles exquisitely ardund through the and piers.Tralee had been made walls of the mouth jind tastes ns tort! capital distributing centre, by means and _orff as the autumn- lof Ferrit, but they wanted better rail- buêter that cr he sumac-berry¥.way communication fn the Co One han no timo tof examine the word \u201cWhat the Government ought to do \u2018and vote upon Fank and standing! was to give th people Tnctlities to the automatic von enition of ita su-! help themsailves,\u201d Mr, B id, premacy.is so Jdmifediate.There is à \u201cbut owing to the misfortune, ignor- plenty accéptaillie literature which ance, and follies of the past.Irishmen deals > argely In Affbroximations, but - were prevented from helping them- may be Hkened M a fine landsca selves, but the Govein t was now seen through the rÆAin: the right word trying the remedy of giving them roul mia rain.then you new railway, (Listowel .and ) would ee it betté It duesn't rain and éndéavorine to.send them on a when Howells is at work.prospe rous career.\u201d 5 of\u201d plated retiring rom Parliament, owing HOMELAND.The Lord Lieutenant's recent visit 16 Belfast has\u201d been produ of muh good, in happily putting an end to the strike which was going on amongst the! mill-workers Aberdee ers ord expr essed the | while in Belfast, orm i that the sirikurs would have the goal sense lo seu.that il was better to gis in and go back to wor This sensible advice hus been taken and sever housand operatives turned in to the Mills on Monday and began working.on y very small percentage of the strikers yel remain \u201cout,\u201d and |(t is | hought very probable tat their re turning to work is only utter of a di ar two.The Belfast \"strike ny now be regarded us 18 being ut an end.lady pe rtormed : à very piucky ac- [thon near Cahir, Co.Tipper ary, last wee Tan widies er t Mis Woers returning from Th with Major Ale sande, when the hors ran à conchmaæn was thrown off the bronghanm, jor Alex: vd ont to try amd stop the horse rell, the wheel of the brougham striie- < : ing him on the head and séverely In- - Juring hin Miss Georgina toiling (who 14 engaged to Major Alexander), mete EN curved glass ront of i the varrla and climbing out managed to kit hold of the reins and stop : the hors She then turned the ant- : mal and \u2018drove back at a gallo op to pik | i {up her flance, the head.who was badly cut abot At a meeting of the the Royal Irish Acu- demy, held yesterday, Mr.MR.L.Prac- gar read a paper nn a series of specimens of an or chid found in the North of Areta nd and also at Berehaven, Co, « is known as the Spiranthes Roman- Zoviana.1 found In no other part of Europe.but is got in parts of North America and Can- da.Mrs, and Miss the The FIon, John Dryden, Dryden, who had been staying at Standard Ho tel, in h into the working of the Department 5 Agriculture, Ie fs a member of commission appointed to inquire into this matter.The yumor Is current for the last few n, the Lord days that Sir Samuel Dixo Su of Belfast, and ,M.P.for the North Division of that city, con - of business taking up to t too much of hi private time.Clark (of Messrs.Clark and ork- the eminent Belfast firm of ship- puilders), has spoken of as the Conservative Coat in the event of Sir Samuel retirin Sir Joseph Ward.the New Zea Past master-Ceneral, who ls y Zealand as the probable successor to the late Mr.Seddon in the Premiership of that colony, is of Colonlal birth, but has a good deal of Irish blood In his velns A letter signed western Gaul\u201d appears In some of our Dublin papers sayin A mpany should at once i formed in Dublin called \u2018The Irish country up with ene could he their money fn order to make glass vessels should be used instead of tin, as it is well wn s has wonderful preserving qualities, whilst tin has often caused ptomaine pofson- ing undertaking, Yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the Irish Inaustrial Development Association eld Dawson street, Dablin, Mr.\u201cMulligan caîled the attention of the Council to e action of he Army Co i in changing the terms of the tender form for army meat supplies from \u2018! to \u2018Home killed cattle\u2019 ously denounced caleniated to work tremendous injury the largest and most Important of nd'e industries-\u2014the cattle trade.Mulligan moved: \u201cThat we, th of Lhe Irish Industrial Development oplation, record Andy of the rmy Council fn so arranging the ten der forms Cor meat suppltes to the troops in the United dam, that the words \u2018home killed.\u201d be substituted for \u2018home hred' and in so much as such change calculated to rk disastronaly with the ohiy remaining stapte industry of our country nd we call upon our various public boards register thelr protest against any change in the form mentioned.\u2019 nf course, un effort to keep out Canadian other foreign eat- tie.on the part of the members of the Industrial Develnpment Association, but evidently the army atithortties favor the home killing of foreign catt and, after all 1s sald and done, no finer beast could be got than the for- i .eigners / T.8.R.China\u2019s Advance, «°° \u201cA competent authority on things Chinese states that during the last two years China has made more real ad- vancer-ant than in the previous millen- Mr council niu Says oseph Franklin Griggs in an article entitled \u201cChina Awakened.\u201d in the July Century \u201cThat his judgment is sound is epparent to those who enjoy the vantage point of & residence tn Pe- kin.It has bean predicted that changes would be surprising !n tneir speed, but the most sanguine had not hoped for what is taking p \u201cIn passing through Pein the streets seem tp be the most striking phenomenon.Three y ars ago there seem: tle hope that the black mud and the disgusting sights and stenches, would ever give place to anything better.The board that had been appointed to repair the streets was considered to have n Augean task and was the butt of many facetious remarks.Now the broad thoroughfares are fast belng converted in ds Leur veniences pastis the use of which 1a nde com .numerable un- etats oops eh have «ccupiod haï\u201d roadway being removed.for- tters place the topsy-turvy tne o few years.The telephone ls no longer a cdriosity, but is fast becoming a ne- cesaity to progressive business men.98,000,000 for Philanthropy.Probably onan of the largest benevolent Requests recorded in a ny Sour try during ern nes has fall the af Hungary by the will oft the fata Count A The Count of age, bile dh left no alroct anand t a had al ro heen o one of the most enterprising 8 modern methods of entifie agricultare in Hun Hy ie OUR LONDON LETTER + Britsh Physicians Who Are Coming to Canada This Year.| ; | TRIAL TRIP TO IRELAND.\u2018New Empress Did Herself Creditew Canadian Butter and Its Market.From Special Correspondent of the Montreal Star Resident in London.London, 1K,\u2014Theré has been great competition for tho honor of carrying the «\u20ac inet hysicians who : in Canad: al this au- nnection wih the meetings \"of the british Medical Association, The advent of new Cita an Pacific steamers, the Empress of Britain and the Empress of Ireland.together with the excellent accommodation afforded ine ! j and the Victortan, pe .Awrence qu [these latt days, for / dious xean voyagers cannot cavil (at the accommodation now avallable b by Canadian me wonders the Upper Ten \u201cof social England \"will really do this autumn w of thelr favorite medical from.the country.It should & chance for the younger medical spirits, If, avervone hopes, C Queen should find it possible to visit {Canada this autumn, His Majesty will be happy in the circumstance of having ihn call in Ca à his two favorite ysiclians, Sir Ww \u2018iam Broadben Gn Thomas Barlow, for th ot ham are to take prom minent part in the Toronto gathering EMPRESS OF IRELAND'S TRIAL.It was a happy idea to send the Empress of Ireland for her sea trial round the Irish coast\u2014a country from which the boat takes her ship during these open sea tests crc lasted two days It is true that the sea was alt no time really rough, but the C.P.R.engineers had the great advantage of running the ship at full speed in the presence of the engineers he Fairfield Ship- bullding Co pany.and it is no small tribute to the excellence of ork done in this that the who has seen the Empress of Britain will be prepared -for statement the sister ship is a beautiful piece of workmanship.The large Eng- Hsh shipping and rallwa ere on board we p is changed every ten min- .Tha rystem seems work mirably and the whole of the ship's, arrangements won unstinted applause.THE ARGONAUTS ; We are all looking forward with the greatest Interest to the doings of the - Argonaut Club at Henley this year.The club appears for the third time in elght years, and once mure the Bel giana will make an effort to capture the Grand Challenge Cup.As will be reealled, the Belgians have been mora near the Canadians the lists with keen expecta- ccess.English scullers ara prepared to find that the Toronto lc exceptionally heavy one.they have practisod regularly for hs with a view to the as an Fnglish aquatic writer puts it, has England thé tale nt and matertai a beat them I appearances ere is no which can be descr! sta \u2018Varsittes during years; - HR.Etherington Smith.(Cambridge).\u201cthe Leander Club, start the intention to select his rrew for graduated oarsmen, so that no.college crews should be spoîled by their\u201c best men preferring a thwart in the T.eander boat to a place in the collega but for various reasons he has elght; d his task an easy one.Fm\" not found Chall e Cu this year as they could ha on bs would be Healy uh.\u201d this statement Is h iy warranted.Difficulties have been met wit} and they will, it is thought, he gvercom As 2 .A.Hamiiton-Cloutte of the London - st |.Scholes, of Toronto, in 1904, would make him a hard man to beat, CANADIAN BUTTER.Canadians are very anxious Carrington has been telling a company où English merchants that he Is unanre - househvld use Nor- k for English butter.iord Carrington, \u2018 thing\u2019 thie , Government, put down.not a el member of the pre sent Cabinet and a perfervid frée trader one would imagine that he intended to put as strict a veto upon foreign but.rêr ring En as now put upon \u201cCanadian live cattle.y it seems clesn' that having given ets breeders protection against im- woried stores the Board of Agriculture 3 as regards their butter if it could be done by a side wind, and without raising the whole fiscal controversy, ALIENS TO ARGENTINE.C\u2018anada certainly does not want the allen immigrants who flock into Lon- .don fn their thousands and give tha \u201csweater\u201d jn the clothing and ot , low class trades | his opportunity.though Ca ces these destitute vation Army does and sound tion welcome the nouncement which Mr.Cammissioner Nicol, of the Salvation Army, makes to the effect that these foreign and destitute alions are k by the Salvation r f à scheme now in nd.gaes through for their settlement in blocks 1 gentine and other parts of south America.The condition whteh- the Army imposés Is that these fmmt- grants shall all be non-English-spealk- ing.\u201cWe v a ke at least 10, t they are physically if we certify tha and marally up to the average, can only wish every measure of \u201ccco to ary.will he bequeathed = sur of $6.069.000 fot philanthropic objec thia new Balvation Army m WIND ERMERH.mpliment to the ~ ve 5 accomplishing his - a = ALLEYS.BILLIARD TABLES Pool Tables.Bowling Alleys una acces- aories, Bar turés and Supplies.Catalogues Free Ws don\u2019t belung to the trust Gcods union made.Chas.Pussuw and Bon, Chicago 1.Burdett, 250 At.Paul St.Montreal, Sole Agent 23 343 PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES.cm es = 1 hnva a Int left to ba subit at à Big Discount audihey must yo at once Come and get + Pictures > \u2018 GEO.KR.HEASLEY, ZORT St Cntherine Street, Near Bloury vo sUJ Pet FLORISTS NL NN AH Kerenost FLOWERS 45° carsgaine à que so 244 \u2014\u2014.LEGAL CARNS.22005 Pro re Nr ACGIBBON, CASCRAIN, MITCHELL & SURVEYER, \u2014Ad vocates\u2014- CANADA LIFE BLDG., St.James st, Montreal.R.D.McGihbon KG 1 hase l'axgraîn, K.C.Victor E, Miicaall, F.F.Surveyer, A.Chase Caszrain, fus M, C'itton, Jomeph W, 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M.Mebougall 9 30 PATENT SOLICITORS.se as eee inventions Pitented AND TRADE MARK REGISTERED IN ALL COUNTRIES.OWEN N.EVANS.Merchants I3enk Buillilig, Alu\" real, Te 23 2os FETHERSTONHAUCH NTS YRAD I E IS LIV.& LON.& GLOBE BLDQG., Montreal Write for our book \u201cThe Prospective Pa- tentee\u201d\u201c Offices, Moatreal, Toronto, Ottawa.Washington 10 { PROM + TLY SÉCUREDI \"We solicit the business of Manufacturers, Rng neers and others who resiize sac ad visalvl.fty 2f having their Patent business transacted bv Expert.- Preliminaryadvice free, Charges m.derate.Oui Inv-ator\u2019s Adviser sen\u2019 upon at.Mrrior é Marion, New York Life 8ldy, read; aud Wasnioglon U.C.U.S.A.337 219 FETHERSTONHALGH & CO, Fred B.Fetlersionhaugh, BL, MR; Charles Taylor, B.Sc., iate Examiner, Canadian Patent Office, Canada Life Huliding, Montreal.Also Turontu, Ultawa and Washington.301 251 MA: RIAGE LICENSES.\u2014\u2014 er ee\u201d Sr Sr NN a MARRIAGELICENSES Issued by Jobn M.M, Duff, lui St James st, and 49 Cruscent sl 215 312 MARAINGE LICENSES lesued by ARTUUK W.WILKR, Merchôents Bunok Bldg, Lel.M.4125, Enix nes HLivuke at, btw biessis .Pur ko Add 1656 312 MAKKRIAGE LICENSES.Real Estate apd lusurance, WILLIAM P.RANSOM, 6 Kim Avenuas, Westmount, 144 26 28 TENTS AND AWNINGS.LEAY:.10 GRDER FOR AWNINGS un THOS.SONNE, Sr, 103 CONMISSIONNIRS STREPT, \u2018Phone Mais 11061.Montreal 78 312 a XYUUR FISH AND LOBSTERS, NOW IS to ®«hip (isp.Tee Tae TG Ae THE TIME | Salmon to vaur friends | HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.Re LAON 0 ES The only place to iunch and dise In cou fort uptown is at STRATHCONA CAFE Fmtrance il; MeGili Collegn ave.Quick wervice, good cooking, cleanliness, and a variety of dishes.te our spucial feature, ; #3 206 \"STRAND CAFE =17 Notre Dante at.west (near St Prior at.) Our Lunch Counter for cold Lunches znd Quick Service lu unequalled tn the city.Yiu- ported Pliener, Kuimbacher and Wurtzherg- er on draft.Taylor and Bowden, Propa.1 $13 THI: BEST PLACE for a business man's lunch 18 at the Hotel Wilfrid, formerly Fortin's, corner St.James and Bt.Gabrisl.Wilfrid Corbell, Proprietor 143 312 The St.Regis Cafe is the place where you can get first.class Wines, liquors and Cigars.Lun h | served from 12 noon until 3 po.Dinneg 5.30 to N pom WL Dobson, Prop, 11K S( Francois Xavier St, between St Janes and Notre Ixune, 150 310 BILLIARD TABLES, \u2014 BILLIARD TARBLES Bowling Aileya, Har Flatur-s, cueapes prices.Uur resident agents work on ru,ur; In figuring with them you are \u201cot co.- pelled to pay commission of middiem-n': profits The Brurawick Baike Coliender 146 SL Lawreuce st 2u 312 | BRUSHES, Ne THE MONTREAL \u201d DAILY \u201d STAÏ=MONDAY, ANCIENT RELICS FOUND IN CHURCH Father Grisar\u2019s Unique Discovery in the Lateran Church in Rome.\"HIDDEN MANY CENTURIES.Magnificent Relics Among the Arti, cles Found\u2014Their Interesting History.Special to The Montreal Star.Rome, Jury 1.Nea: the Lateran Baxiltea, \u201cthe mother hend and queen of all the churches,\u201d there is a sanctuary containing the scala santa, or holy steps, and a chapel known as the \u201cSancta Sanctorum * Both places wre fargiilar bo every visitor mm Home The holy stairs consist of twenty- | cight marble steps, which tradition ' states to Have been these of Pilates putacey and te have been ascended and désceffded by Jesus Christ.AU the heal! er 1 holy stairs may be seen, ! throu 2 iron gratis.the chapel | called the Sancta Sanctorum, Or holy | vË holivs,a private oratory of the popes | Lic fore 130%, and the only part of the Luleran palace that escaped the great tite: of that year.The chapel contains SWEEPITRS REPAIRED.All uaa +} U L L E ul Hrushes.! { | 78 Victoria squ»-an bank shares as extremely attractive inasmuch as they have been the largest subscribers to the new stock Issued by the Mexican banks during the last year or fifteen months.Men in this city familiar with condi- ditions In Mexico are confidently of thn opinion that Canadian fnvestors wou!l have done well to have gubscribed to the Mexican bank Issues.It is worth noting In thla connection that the stock of the Bancn de Yurateco, which the Paris capitalists took at 159, is now selling In Mexiro City at 188, or a profit of $36 a share.RETURNS ON INVESTMENTS.Investment returns on New York stocks complied by E.& C.Randolph: Price.Div.Yield American Sugar .130 7 B3R American Smelting .144 T 456 American Smelting pfd.116 7 8.03 Atchison com.89 4 449 Amalgamated Copper .98 6 6.12 Baltimore & Ohlo.117 6 5.12 Consolidated Gas .140 4 2.83 Louisville and Nashville 143 6 419 Missourt Pacific .\u2026.9 5 5.49 Illinois Central .175 7 4.00 Manhattan Elevated .148 7 472 Metropolitan Traction .108 7 6.60 New York Central .135 6 au Norfolk and Western 88 4 4.64 Pennsylvania .128 6 4.8% Peoples Gas .80 5 6.55 Rallway Steel Spring 50 4 8.00 Reading com.124 4 3.22 St.Paul .173 7 4.04 U.8.Steel pref.102 7 6.86 Union Paelfic .144 6 418 Western Union .,.92 5 5.43 Investment returns on Montreal stocks compiled by Oswald Bros.: Closa.Div.Yiela 1 3.75 C.PR .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.60 8 Boo com.157 4 2.54 Montreal Street 279 10 3.58 Toronto Street xd 116 6 nT Twin City xr .110 5 4.54 Detroit Railway 93 5 5.57 Halifax Railway xd.106 6 566 Montreal Power.97 4 \u201c412 Toledo Railway .33 2 8.06 Mackay com.xd.72 4 5.55 Mackay pref.xd.72 4 655 Illinois pref.xd.vee 94 8 6.53 Laurentide com.ere 94 8 G.aR Laurentide pref.xd.104 7 6.73 Dominion Coal pref., 119 7 D SR Lake of Woods pref.*12 7 8.25 Ogilvies pref.124 7 B.64 Dom.Textile pref.xd.100 7 7.90 Montreal Cotton .129 7 542 N.8.Steel pref.xd.118 8 6.71 Montreal Telegraph xd.165 £ 154 Bell Telephone xd.150 8 5.33 k of Montreal .255 10 392 Molsons Bank xd.«\u2026 224 10 4.46 Merchans Bank .169 7 414 Pank of Commerce .175 7 4.00 Canadian Col.Cotton.52 4 7.69 CANNED TOMATOES CHEAPER.Prices Were Marked Ten Cents per Dozen Down to Stimulate Demand.A decline in the price of canned tomatoes took place this morning, and prices are now 10 cents per dozen down, at 31.20.Owing to the large demand for fruit and vegetables, the demand for canned tomatoes has been on the dull sid~ for a short time past, and this has developed into a decline.It is expected that the decreased cost will have a stimulating effect upon business.\"Firma Registered and Incorporated.The following companies.etc.have sen registered in Quebec Province MONTREAL\u2014Grosvenor Electric Light & Heat Co., Ltd.: Pine Avenue Apartments, Ltd.Hamelin & Garlepy.contractors, Natlonal Oil Co.Ltd.manufacturers, etc.T.W.Foster & Co.livery, ete à Ferdinand Simard, restaurant: Keegan & Dillon, contractors; McLaurin Broa.1.td.lumber: Eugene Maraughi.manufacturer hats, etc.; O'Brien & Mullarkey.contrac torr: Rosenthal & Pelton, manufacturers clothing: U.8.M.C.Mutual Rellef As sociation: J.Voge] & Co.butchers, ete.GRAND MERE\u2014H.Rainville & Cle.refreshments, ete.TLVERTON-M.L Thompson & Co., millinery.8T.ELIE \u2014H Matteau & Cie., millinery, SHAWINIGAN FALLB-W.I.Bishop & Co., contractors.The following companies have been In corporated: CHICOUTIMI\u2014LA Societe des Constructeurs Mecaniciens; La Boclety de Constructions Ouvriere de Chicoutimi.MONTREAL\u2014D.W.Ogltvle & Co.real estate; Metropolitan Blend Tea Co ; Manitoba Fur Mnf&.Co.traders: Samuel Ber- Hnd, merchant: L.Holetein & Co., stenm- ship agents: Nap.Martineau & Cle .8ut- ta & Michlin.manufacturers; T.A.Bethune, plumber; Jones Bros.Co.T,td.: S.Isenman & Co., junk.Universal Food Co.manufacturers.NOTRF.DAME DE NEIGES\u2014Flilon & Gravel, general store.Determined Attempts To Burn Church.Ottawa.July 1.\u2014Several determined attempts have been made recently to burn the Roman Catholic Church at Matham.Que., but each time the blaze has been discovered in time.The last attempt resulted\u201d in the destruction of an adjoining shed, and Constable Taggart has made several arrests.Several piles of clothing saturated with kerosene have heen diy- covered in and under the building.with a kerosene.soaked Tope stretched frum.pile to pile.Pastors Poorly Paid, / Winnipeg.July 1.\u2014W.P.Sweatman, honorary secretary of the Synod of 7 1- pert\u2019's Land.rtated that the ministers of that diocese are all in debt.Insufficient salariés are the cause.\u2014_ TREAL \u20ac QUEBEC OFFICES \u201425 N(.Louls Us Se Peter An OTTAWA HFFICES\u201430 Spark We guarantee nr.COMPANY.I BUY AND SELL Colonial Invest & Lean, Sun & Has Ungx Loan, Can Birkbeck Loan Dom Permt Loan.National Portland Cement Market Letter cu Arpdteation.JE CARTER, Investment Broker, \u2018Phone 428.GUELPH, ONT New York Gurh My exclusive private wire connections to New York enable me to promptly execute all buying and selling orders for Curb Stocks, STOCK NORRIS P.BRYANT, £res order.For a moment it hat t : Ît was free.The soldicrsarogg © a laughing, as one laughs at -4 by id And the women suddenly remember ing they were free, Reread, Death to them! Death! his palms together, = end to his Hberty nf speec su Conservative Lumbering, \u201cIn every forest conser.thw ro herinæ is a different rive lum.article in the American Mug 49 or an always with the one end ve harvest an even anni «of * product is valuable en hf.good Interest on the invests ends.to clear off the avafiab- surh fashion that the fre rather than suffer by itg mn then ta return as soon ag © ped: has reached marketable 2.0 gag peat the performance; to ê where possihle.the most va u and keep them growing a: gether ns safety permits, stand nn each arre may be of clean, straight lnmbep un dice a new marketable shortest possible Inferva)\" , In d curt ast pres Rre testimonials 1p theres {ghbors about a ED Ney back i rotate Sz EnMANFON, BATRS &( DR.GHABE'S Q} and thre wag ho > 11 - All netises of Birthe, Marriages and Deathe must .> endorsed with \u2018the names and addresses of the per sons sending same.~ BIRTHS, JELL \u2014 At Moose Jaw, June 25th, to Mr and Mrs.H.C.Jell, a son.* McCOMB \u2014 In Oshawa, on June 23rd, to Mr.and Mrs.J.Comb, a daughter.® .NORTHEY \u2014 At Toronto, on June 24th, the wife of John P.Northey.à duaugh- ter.* QUIRK \u2014 At Toronto, on June 27th, to Mr.and Mry.F.T.Quirk, a son.* MARRIAGES.ARCHIBALD -TURNBULL - At Olivot Raptist Church, on Thursday, June 2¢th, by the Rev.J ).Glinour, BD.Willan Henry Archibald, Jr, to Lilian R.Turnbull, second duughter of Robert Turnbull, of Montreal.154 3 ARGUE-GENT \u2014 un the 2fth June, at Quebec.by the Rev.Canon Scott, R.J 8.Arguo, to Mathilda tent, both of Quebec.® BURNS-JOHNSTON - On June 27th, at Toronto, by the Rev.Father Urbin, milly Florence, the second daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Johnston, to Wil- Itam J.Burns.\u201d BURGER-BARLOW.\u2014-On Juna 19th, '08, by the Rev.Pr.Barclay.Jaura Rose, eldest daughter of Mr, J.R.Barlow, to Mr.Barnard R.M.Burger.BASTENO-BRYAN \u2014 At Toronto, on 21st 5 June, by the Rev.Hernard Jiryan, fath- t er of the bride, assisted by thw Rev.T, R.O'Meara, Florence May Bryan to ; Melville Willlams Bastedo, son of John Rastedo, all of Toronto.® CHAIG-NOTTRAM \u2014 On Wednesday.June 27th, at Toronto, by thé Rev, Arthur Baldwin, Annie Harper Nottram, À T.C.M., eidest daughter of Dr.J, H, H.Nottram, Los Angeles, California, to 4 Andrew Thomas Cralg, of Toronto.® CADE-MUCKLE.\u2014On June 27th, 1906, at the residence of the bride's parents, Staynor Ave, Westmount, by the Rev.Geo.8.Reynolds, Eva Lilllun, daughter of Mr.J.W.Murkle, to Mr.Wu- liam Cade, of Montreal, Que.DeCARLE-HALI, -\u2014- On June 27th, at Toronto, Elizabeth Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Hall, to Arthur Joseph lveCarle.* HOGAN-MURPHY \u2014 On the 19th June, Saturday.K.Mc- is Moi Oran PIAGET Mp oO Etre MORE Tai 0 TS pros 1 at Quebec, by the Rev.Father Hogan, \u2018 k 7 C.88.R., brother of the groom, Gertle.; daughter of William Murphy, to KE.Hogan, both of Quebuc.* JORDAN - ROS8 \u2014 At Toronto, on J 27th, by the Rev.Lawrence I.Soy.: Alex.K.Jordan, D.D.8., to E.Anna M.Ross.KENNEDY-CAMERON -\u2014~ On June 27th, at Toronto.by the Rev.Ir.J.McNell.assisted by the Rev.I\u2019.M.MacDonald.Vera Cameron, eldest daughter of Thos.Christie, to l\u2019eter C.Kennedy, of 7Toronto.* LOVEB-BELL\u2014On June 26th, (906, at the residence of her father, 500 Parthenais f street, by th» Rev.J.T.Pitcher, as- : sisted by ths Rev.E.E.Scott, Ruth : Bel to He,bert J.Love, of Toronto, A ont 155 3 LA ON-BEDFORD \u2014 On June 26th, at Tonto, hy Rev.C.O.Johnston, E.EK.Pr aS wh the Divinity, elagn, Matthew Murphy, to Au- (Gussie).daughter of the late m Cunningham, Esq.1.].8-WATSON \u2014 At Toronto, nn 27th, by the Rev.Provost Mack- f ler] Norma Helen Watson to Henry à firagern Nicholls.* L-CAVE.\u2014June 27th, at 8t.Cy- 8 Church, by the Rev.J.J.Wil- isie Margaret, second daughter of Cave, Liverpool, England.to Wilson Riddèll, second rbn of Riddell, C.P.R.local frelght, D-JENVEY\u2014In Toronto, on June by the Rev.Thomas Rartley, Miss Lillian Jenvey, of Toronto, to tobert E.Stroud, late of Tilson- IDER-NUGENT \u2014 In Mitchell, on 27th, by Rev.ID.Rogers, president London ('onference, and uncle of r.J.Benjamin Schneider to Miss in Nugent, only daughter of the tev.F.E, Nugent, both of Mitchell, {ty.on the 30th Inst., R.M.Hutton, Jn her 25th year, ed wife of W.Randle Brown.ral from 19 Maplewood Ave.Cote siges, at 10 a.m.July 3rd.N-\u2014At his home, 512 St.Hubert , on Sunday, July 1st.Joseph Ale Drouin, K.C., at the age of pho! -six years.~ Funeral notice later.thi DEATHS CUTSIDE THE CITY.CRA ORD\u2014At .Bchenectady, N.Y, on June 27th, James Crawford, in his 74th year, late of Dalry, Ayrshire, Scotland beloved father of James Crawford, 31 » Boyer street, Montreal.(Glasgow papers please copy.) .154 4 GREGOR\u2014On June 30th, 1906, at his late residence, 7 Mackay atreet, Thomas Alaxander Gregor, son of the late Hon.William Gregor, of Halifax, N.S.Funeral private.155 2 PETTS-\u2014At London, Eng.on June 18th, 1908, William Petts, aged 82 years, father of Willlam and Sidney Petta.of this city.164 8 TATES\u2014At Farnham, Que., Bessie Yates, beloved wife of Hiram S.Yates, died peac~fully on June 27th, 1906.Deeply mourned.Funeral private.164 4 IN MEMORIAM.A requiem mass for the late Mr.F.B.McNamee will take place at the Catholic Sailors\u2019 Club on Tuesday, the 3rd of July, ¢ 1906, at 9 o'clock a.m.Friends and members of tha Club are requested to attend.i 166 ?: IN MEMORIAMS In loving memory of Margaret McVey, drariv beloved wife of the late John Wilern Duffie, died July 2nd, 1899.POLICYHOLDERS INSIST on ha ing lady charlotte gelatine\u2014so TEBE UNDERTAKER VICTORIA SQUARE 68 158004 MONUMENTS & TOMBSTONES F.HAWKINS, 108 to 114 Bleury at.74 Tleod 2\" = DEATHS REPORTED.Masniton,-\u2014Daniel F.Sterling, an ola resiger:.died yesterday.Anselmo, Cal.\u2014Rev.W.Alexand- .D., LL.D., is dead here.s\u2014Albert Sorel, historian and +r of the Institute, is dead, aged ar, Yo 4 : ttéockvtile, Ont.\u2014Robert H.Bedding- f idl ¢ne of the oldest business men in Kamiptville, is dead at the age of 78 yoo igs ton, N.B.\u2014Jane Martin, widow of M#'hew Brean, is dead at Neguec, Nes Mimberland Co., aged 98.\u2018 oo Griles ia dead at Moncton, agrée Jaffes E.McQuaid is dead at Alma, Almit \u2018ounty,.aged 87.Mi Geo.B.Bleakney.is dead, at Maron.aged 66.Jets Coole is dead at Cackville ago\u2019 ; td | % I HIGR .CLABS » A BREA JAS.STRANEA N.\u2018Be 213 Miss Marian Cameron, of Montreal, is In Toronto.Mrs, Pease, Stanley street, leaves to- PERSONALS.Quebec.\u2018Miss Budden was in Kingston last week.Miss M.J.Teakle 18 in town from, day for Phillipsburg Mr.I.Hussell has York to spend a week.Mr.and Mrs.Percy R.Walker, have teft on a visit to Brooklyn, N.Y.Dr.R.Har ty ls Jeaving Montreal shortly to reside in Sherbrooke.Mrs.Lewls, of Montreal, is in Toronto, the guest of Mrs.G.P.Sylvester, Miss Dorwin and her Gault, are spending the Prout\u2019s Neck, Maine.left for New niece, Miss summer at Mrs.Wm.Bumbray and family have ieft for Shawbridge, where they will ¥pend the remainder of the summer.Mr.W.Hogg, of Montreal, 1s in Ottawa to spend a few days with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Drummond Hogg.& Harry Kimlin has returned to town after a visit in Quebec, where she was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Carrier, Miss Annie Conley, of Kemptvlle, tint, Is spending a few days in town, the guest of Mrs.W.Btewart Conley, of 23 Victoria street.The engagement 1s announced in Toronto of Miss Elizabeth Jean Anderson, eldest daughter of the late Rev.Wm.Anderson, and of Mrs.Anderson, Spadina avenue, to Mr.Arthur W.Carson-Sinyth, \u201cThe Square,\u201d pag- herafelt, Ireland.The following Canadian visitors registered their names at the Canadian High Commissioner's Office, 17 Victoria street, London, 8.W., during the wozk ending June 19: Guy Sopru Malngy.Earnest Truman, Toronto; Mrs.Edward Miss Phyllle H.Maker, Montreal; n tn Montreal, Mas|two young 1 down J, Dorion, M.D.; Dr.3.A.Duhamel.J.| been appointed Yector of St.Petérs|to wrung Mrs.Lane's heart The O.Bousquet, D.SF.uetubiée.Church, Quebec, 4h sticcession to jv thought of Latimer, her darling WA Lamarre, T.G.Bertrand, dençon Balfour, J boy, starving with a Miss Slombruges Vogue Command s Pleated Skirts.There's gracefulness in our new styles.Bunburst and kilt-pleated Skirts, especially wultable for Skirts usual Room 16, Bi inimitabje stylo assured.dion: pleating 266-274 King St.West, Toronto.{informal hops.made from your own material.Our Knife and Atoor- ur all kinds.Write for Catalogue, mentioning this paper.Special attention to out-of-town orders.Ore rlage paid ono way.Tel.Up 1271.rks\u2019 Building, Phillips Sq., Montreal \u201cAre sometimes got you cannot 529 St.Catherine East Phone East 72.at 75c or 1 dollar per Ib.We sell them at 60 cents per Ib: From 10 to 60 cents is our range of prices\u2014and what we have not 151 St.Lawrence and St.Lawrence, corner Napoleon Phone East 203.asked for Teas buy elsewhere.622 Notre Dame West Phone Main 1116, For pure Cocoa, see that the tin has the Maple Leaf COWAN\u2019 Perfection COCOA (Maple Leaf, our Trade Mark.) is the purest, most nutritious and most economical made ; 1t costs less than half a cent a cup.\u2018 THE COWAN 156 9 law | who only cared for dancing, was really too much.Miss Blombruger! In spite of being still young, and in spi\u2018e of dally association with the present generation, Mrs.Lane had a queer l}.- tle old-fashioned streak in her that didn't belong in this age\u2014she was, like her bedroom, black walnut to the core.The United States of America con- Bisted of a territory some twenty-five miles square, in which Everybody lived and the capital of which was her home.Penple who came from other- where might be nice, but even then she was relieved whem they went back to their strange outlands.She was so very much herself that it was hard for her to put herself In the plare of her children, though she yearned unspeakably for some real, living evm- pathy Jr her care for the beloved son, her strong young Prince among men, whose future happiness was, alas! In his own Inexpertenced hands.\u201c1s Lathiner detained to-night?\u201d asked Mr.Lane at dinner looking at the places opposite James, the younger son.Mr.Lane's high, grey-crowned forehead and Roman nose made anything he saetd Impressive.\u201cWhy, I suppose 80,\" sald the wife hurtiedly.\u201cIt's dreadful tha way ne 1s kept at the office.He has hardly been home to dinner a night this week.\u201d \u201cWell, he isn't kept at the office tonight,\u201d sald James, the care-free.James was a college youth who enjoyed life.\u201cI met him on the train to-night coming out with Maudie Caswell.\u201d \u201cMaudie! \u2019 Mrs.Lañe's heart gave à glad leap.\u2018Well, he was; with her at first, and then they paired off with that Slom- bruger crowd\u2014they make me tired.Latimer had on one of my now neckties, too, one I've heen savipg to wear.Oh, you bet he tried to dodge.but I saw him.WHhen he forgets to send his things to the laundry he just walks in end takes mine.I won't stand it any longer.and I'll tell him sro.too, when I get the chance.He acts ax crazy as a loon over that girl-he dets | crazy ! Ve .\u201cIf you will allow me to apeak sal) Mr.Lane, with dignified displeasure, \u201cI would lke you, my dear, to request Latimer to lock the hall door when he comes In so late.Ellen informed nie this morning that the key had not heen turned in the lock nor the chaln put \u2018up for two nights\u201d .\u201c1 don't see why she told yon, murmured Mrs.Lanse with a Mari nf resant ment and + quick decision to muzzle Ell.n for Me future.\u2018\u201cPror Latimer! He's so tired when he comes in these nights after that long journey from Eridgeroad.1 suppose he can hardly see to get upstairs.\u2019 The father waved an impatient] nd.\u201cLatimer is old anough to look after himself.If he ia tired, it's his own loos- out.1 want that door locked.\u201d \u2018To he coptinued.) Label on it.00., LTD., TORONTO; Usually, twice a year,we have: discount sales in our furniture,\u2019 rug, and curtain departments, One of these sales takes: place in February, and the other.in July.Don the present month, we.intend selling certain articles at:# discounts ranging from 15 to 4 33 1-3 p.c.= Most of these articles avé Ÿ odds and ends left over from | our g trade.le It 1s necessary, however, for us to clear them out to make room for fall goods.Almost every day during.this month, something in our: store will be offered at a discount.CL It will pay you to follow these ammoundeinents closely, as, by doing so, you will save.money.uy coms od ood -3 p.c.will ho only during the month of July.RENAUD, KING &6 PATTERSON, Cer.Guy & St.Oatherine Sts.v Brockville Regiment at Quebeo.Bptcial to The Montreal Star.Quebec, July 2:\u2014The 4ist Broékvlile Îtegiment arriveit here by boat oti Sane day morning, and were met by & detachment of the Sth Royil Rifies.To: day they visit\u2019 Monttorency Falls, the sergeants befnig entertathed at dinner by the sergesnts of the 3th, 6 the* officers wry being éined' dy thd local officers.h a A The ba of the regimen - ed on Dufferin Terrace list re fore an enormous concourse af.Peo- pie 1H.EL YC phat 12 DOMINION DAY JOYFULLY OBSERVED TICKET COLLECTORS | UNDER \u201cARREST .NATIONS PASSED BY ON THE OTHER SIDE (HOCH Annual National Birthday this They are Accused of Re-sell- E d Rev.D.J.Neugewirtz so Re- Nearly 40 years exper- We make 99 different Year Approaches Great ing Dominion Park Tickets @ fers to Petsecution of Jews ience\u2014and the purest forms and flavors of - i i hoicest materials \u2014 go the richest, mos Week End Holiday.Outsffie Park.in Russia.c or \u2014\u2014 into G.B.Chocolates.delicious Creams, MANY OFF TO THE COUNTRY.FRAUD TECHNICAL CHARGE.DESTINY OF JEWISH PEOPLE.In #, 1 2, 3 and 5 Ib.Nougatines, Caramels, Military Salutes are Chief Public Recognition of Patriotic Char- Worth of Tickets in Their.come Missionaries for the Re- GANONG BROS.Limited, St.Stephen, N.B.acter of the Day.Possession.generation of the World.7 A protest against the barbarous ATA Mr inion Park ae teket collestors wen treatment received by the Jews in has this year been chosen for the official celebration of the Confederation of the provinces of Canada, many people took advantage of the fine weather of Saturday and yesterday to b-gin their unofficial celebration of the same patriotic occasion.In fact, with the exception of the military salutes to-day it is difficult for ope to say from merely watching the appearance of the town which day really was Dominion Day.Flags flew When Arrested the Accused Had $75 minjon Park as ticket collectors were placed under arrest yesterday afternoon on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences.For some time past the police offi- clals of the park have been on guard against ticket sellers operating outside the park.It is now alleged that the ticket collectors have been putting the tickets in thelr pockets instead of putting them in the box, and that after they have finished at the park for the night they have handed them over to When Converted Hebrews will Be- Russia.and an appeal for the sympathy and Interftrence of the outside world, was the burden of a discourse delivered by the Rev.15.J.Neugewirtz vesterday morning a St.Martin's Church.The words of Jeremiah, referring to the désolation of Jerusalem and the persecuflion of Israel in the days of the prophet, were the text: \u2014 \u201cIs it nothing to you all, ye who pass uy?Behold and see if there be any sorrow like unto my sorrow.\" full weight boxes.Fruits and Nuts, Œ Dry Goods, Diamonds, Drugs, and Dish Pans\u2014all jumbled together on One 1 ä S z =, : ; Eftermon ana oy and Dt ay other parties who sell them at the iz TP io Ps Mr.Neugewirtz made his appeal 6 \u201d .u r# of people s -n-cent rate, and thereby se- NE ae with the impassioned earnestness of TYiNE to the stations with satchels and cure the proccede for themselves, aE one who has a fellow feeling for the ounter un er a a e 9 .ji Ce \" The passengers who lunched in Que- mindful of his steps.The timbers of competition by building larger and 33i0ns, Intends forming it |! or a while but operation for \u2014\u2014 2 \u2014_\u2014 vague 2 bec on Saturday of last week and then the bridge are rotten In parts.and KNOWN TO THE POLICE.faster vessels than the Virginian and P10 a mining concession, to he ex- commercial purposes will naturally Death of Unknown May Have -Been Unknown Body May be that of the + boarded the SS.Empress of Britain, en route to England, were able to eat their dinner in London Saturday night, the voyage from Quebec to Liverpool occupying a little over six days.Liverpool was reached at 2.30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, and later a special train conveyed the first and second cabin passengers to London, where they lived shortly after 6 o'clock.There holes are apparent.As Cyrille crossed the bridge on the run, he fell through one of the holes, and was immediately swept away by the current, which is very strong there.> European Mails.The mails for Great Britain, Europe, etc., close at the Montreal Post Office The down- could the police, having figured schemes.Stanley Coates was arrested once before for having presented a false cheque upon the Molsons Bank and for having forged the name of a prominent cheque called for.two Coates\u2019 boys are known to in other town broker to it so that he procure the money which the For this crime he Victorian; but at the present inoment we have no intention of laying down any additional steamships beyond that which is now being built in Great Britain for our Atiantic service.\u201d - Such was the tenor\u201d of the remark made to a Star representative on Saturday by Mr.Hugh A.Allan, of the real from England, whete he has bee Allan line, who had just reached Mont- |.plotted by a limited company, in return for extensive royalties.ONTARIO VEGETABLE CROPS.Grgwth Delayed by Too Much Rain and Growers Fear Results, -\u2019Togonto, July 2.\u2014The crop corres- soon follow.HELLO GIRLS IN PANIC.False Alarm of Fires Drove Them In Flight from Switchboard.The fire alarm rang throughout the Bell Telephone Company's buliding on the corner of Notre Dame Caused by Violence.The identification of \u2018the body found in the \u2018rfver last Friday has not yet heen _established.Dr.Duncan Mac- Taggart, medical examiner, made an autopsy on Saturday afternoon.The cause of death could not be absolutely established owing to the body being in an advanced state of decomposi- Drowned Marine Engineer.° Last evening the body of an Whe known man, apparently about 46 \\ = of age, was found floating in the \u2019 opposite the Bonsecours Market.When searched at the morgu silver watch and several pieces\u201d silver were found in his pockets,:] there was nothing discovered hy .was sent te gaol for six months.{ and St.tion.b Th cog 1 w 320 first class and 260 second as follows: Another brother, Horace, by name, sojourning for some little time n pondents of the Ontario Vegetable| John streets on Saturday, and a panic tion à Several marks of violence were he ould he da idee.he ma A ers on board.The \u201cEm- Monday, July 2nd, 9.00 am, Kr vho i 1 t i 1 hope of bettering his health.; rowers\u2019 Asociation, in their reports, stampede nf employes ensued which ound, which may have been inflicte officials n e e : class ng onday, July 2nd, 9.+ BFC.¥NO 8 Now serving a term In gaol.was Mr.Allan added that fot til covering the month of June, state that might 5.After death.The police are at work |neer who was drowned a few passe press\u2019 \u2019 time of passage between Ri- +Mmouski and Moville was 5 days and 14 \u2018hours, which constitutes a remarkably fast run.White Star.three boys, also has a mark against than the two turbiners which | have out the province.Warm weather Is| Was working.heard a bang and sav 2 The Canadian Pacific steamship Lake | Xet been recovered.The inquest British Officer Seeks Game, *Wednesday, July 4th, 6.156 pm.|his name\u2019 He was arrested about been making such a name for - badly needed to bring, on the crops, | flash of fire.shoot out from the board.Erie reached Quebec at 6,20 am, Sun pe held on Tuesday morning.' | Major-Gen.Sir Frederick Carrington, K.C.M.G.K.C.B, arrived by the Virgin- prinz Wilhelm, N.Ger.Lloyd.*Monday, July 2nd, 6.15 p.m.(supplementary), N.German Lloyd.*Tuesday, July 3rd, 6.15 p.m., Baltic, Amerika, Hamburg American.arrested for having robbed a house in Westmount, under the pretence that he was an inspector of the Montreal Light, Heat and Power Company.Sydney Coates, the youngest of the two years ago for having broken into a house in much the same style as he he reached Quebec wds he dware that a \u2018report was in circulation that the Allan line was to build two new palatial vessels of a speedier type selves on the St.Lawrence routs \u201cThe report is entirely without fouu- the season this year is from one to two weeks behind last \u2018year, owing to the frequent rains and lack of warm weather.This condition prevailed through- and ff it prevails Will result in & great improvement.The frequent rains and easily have ended with disastrous results.This was how It came about.A male operator behind the long Aj- tance telephone switch board whordhe In perfect good faith he tmmediately vressed a button which rings the fire on- the case, and the Inquest will not be held for a few days .The Lake Erie\u2019s Passengers.day with cabin and third-class passengers.The cabin list was: ago while trying to save the ll 4 \u201cDry Farming.\u201d (a) *Thiftsday, July 5th, 6.00 pm, |2 \u201d \u201cMy trip abroad cload alarm dn ail parts of the ballding I i, lan on Sat Ç goes, it said, to was operating.or trying to operate dation,\u201d he said.y trip abr cloudy weather have resulted in ne.It ., ; \u2026 4 shoot big pied (He Bo Rocky Ma Virginian, Allan Line.again this summer.For xgome was not a business one in any paîti- rank, quick growth of some erops 's sald that a fuxe had burneé and a Mise 11 A Bane, Mr.3 \u2018pardon MTS BI a WT \u2019 lains, and may also go on a hunting Friday, July 6th, 8.00 am.Lucania reason he was allowed to go on sus- cular.In fact, I did not even visit which has done considerable damage.switch blown out.but there was no Barber Master w.J Barber Miss w - » .se .trip to Newfoundland before returning | gland.to I.Frederick was educated at Chel- tenham College, and joined the 24th Régiment in 1864.He commanded the Light Horse in the Transkei War, 1877- 8; commanded Colonial Forces against Lekukuni in the Transvaal Cunard Line.*Friday, July 6th, 6.15 p.m.(supplementary), Cunard Line.The Mall for Franch, Germany, Italy, etc., closes: *Wednesday, July 4th, 6.16 p.m., La Lorraine, Gen Tr.Atlantic.Judge \u201cThe pended sentence.after promising the that he would be a better boy Day and other boys also figured in this father of the three boys is almost distracted over the conduct nf his three dons, and since the sending of Horace he has been very ill and has for many to gaol for his act of theft the offices in London, therefore, tha rumor that I had conférred with the company over the desirability of butid - Montreal service is groundless.2 vessel under construction in t Britain, but she is quite of a different type from the Virginian and Victoriin.ing two new vessels for our Liverpoool- \u201cIt is true that at present we have Several of the correspondents fear that grubs and Insects are likely to do great damage this year._ SPENT DAY AT QUEBEC.Grey and Papty Heard Sermon danger of the building catching fire As quickly as possible word was passed that no danger existed and the employes returned to thelr dutles, nothing the worse of thelr experience.INLAND SHIPPING LARGE.Record to Date Surpasses Last Sea- Barber, Mr.F.W.Rell, Mrs.Bell, Mrs.Bird.Mr.A.G.Brown, Miss A.Brown.Miss Clarke, Mr.G Courteau, Mr.D.Cralg, Mr.J.E.Cuttell.; Mr.Dand, Rev.D.jF.Davies.Mrs.Davies, Mr.CG.Dawlidowidz, Mrs.A.C.Dickson, Master J.Dickson, Master C.Dickson, Mrs.Dodge systém' of Dry Farming In the Wig has an advocate in John L.Cowal the July Century.Mr.Cowan sa 3 What Western people have be accustomed to calling the \u201cCamp : system of dry farming\u201d consists signe ply in the egercise of intelligence.cay, patience an® tirelass industry.1 ' fere in details from the \u201cgood.f.Ing methods practiced and taugh§y the various agncultural exper ol w= | & eompanion, wig fe!l into the rf } while attempting to board a steam, .| The body of that young man had ign «\u20ac 1878-79: commanded native levies in *Letters may be posted up to 6.09 days been confined to his be This Is the only vessel we are bufid~ Le on Dominion Day.Mr.BE.F.Emery.r Zulu Rebellion; commanded the Col- m.Other matter to 5.00 p.m.Regis- ing for our service at present.\u201d pecial to The Montreal Star | son by 426.Mrs.H.Foster.stations; bul the underlying prib.ipl onial Forces in Basuto War, 1881; {cred letters before 5.30 p.m.Mr.Allan was then informed of thefl: : t Mr.G.Gandy.Mrs.Gandy, Mr.R |2r: the same.; .2 Commandant of Bechuanaland Police (a) Parcels are forwarded per parcel Pickpocket Caught in Act.report that the C.P.R.intended gf) Quebec, July 2.\u2014The Governor-Gen.UP to the present a substantial in- George, Mr.R.H.Goodridge, Mr K.|_These principles are two In numb\u2019 in 1883; General Officer Commanding post by the Allan steamer.Latest time piace the Empresses on the Pacifify|ural accompanied by Lady Evelyn [Crease over last seagon at this time is Grant, Miss A.Griffiths.Firat.to keep the surface of the Inti; forces in Rhodesia Rebellion; com- of posting being 6.30 p.m.There was great excitement on a|gurvice and replace them on the/Sj/ Grey and Capt.Trotter.A.D.C., ar- 'éBlstered in regard to inland ship- Mrs.Hinds Miss Hinds, Mr.A.Vv.| under cultivation inose and finely pyle: manded infantry at Gibraltar, 1895-99: train at Flace Viger Station, Sat |Lawrence route by speedier vesséls.rived now yesterday from their IDE thla season arrives où Apres Hardwick, Mr.W.Head, Mr.W R.Né RE Rhodesian Field Force in Boer War.In urday.when Chlet Detective McCaskill Well, if that is done,\u201d he said; \u201cthe Otto.shing trip, on their way to two days earller than the first vessel Heyworth, Mrs.A.Hulme.tn percolate readily through y 1887 he was created K.C.M.G.and in 1897 was created K.C.B.@t.Louis Police Raided House.4 On Thursday afternoon the Bt.Louis sentence on condition Rev.Canon Cham- ; raided a disorderly house kept by lation.et, when the chief caught him by 7, - efor, Lac .} mission since last year, asid a number Mrs.E.Loinard.Mr.Loinard.dr air.The second is to Keer dame Brasier on Mount Royal avenue.Delegate Joseph Ainey, business pock hand.A scene of great excite- ] dreamer for.i 9 pind .of hile of new ones are now in operation.A Mr.A.Macfarlane, Mrs.H.Marshall, sub-soil finely pulverized andi fi: She was allowed to so ma suapended agent of the District Council of the ment followed in the desperate aftempt least tHhat we shall be ; dabls D # \" lap is said to have een made in the Mr.J.McEwan.Mrs.McEwan.Misa |compacted, Increasing its water-h at a int) ï (ecrit | y volume of business done.antagonists.* 22 00 leave the tou, Te Be un mora said that if he understood the bill wives grip was too tight and the pick- One of the most Intoréntirie brgons of IDN T KN _ McTavish, Mr.E.W.Monk.tion, and placing it in the À Pefietier yesterday.rightly, tHe clergy wanted to do pocket failed to get a 0 \u2018 freight removed from the SS.Pirgin- Young Man Shoots Young Lady on Labor Men 2t Riverside.Mr.A.F.Noble, sible physical condition for the sev Clermont stated that no such 2Wa¥ with all business on Sunday, ex- Two of his chums, who were point- 15,\" on Saturday was a\u2019 hadsoma Mr.T.O'Brien.mination of seed and the d-l wi , Chief places will be tolbrated in St.Louis, and that 4£ any more are found they will be ly dealt with.\u20ac - a.pretty kindergarten teacher, was ac- The following organizations took part: .Mr.W.ling crops: Borner Stone of Longueull Church.!|- Woman Fainted in Court.Deimer; commpléte in every respect, and cidentally shot with a revolver care- eklayers\u201d 5 Stonemasons\u2019 Un.Mr.C.Raymond, Mr.Reid, Mr.Kp rope: these principles.aË corner-stone of the Gardenvlile Labor Leader is Coming.a luxuriously apholdtered.in the best of liegaiy.handied by a yodng man who Bricklay Union.Un- Roîfe.5 p P : : - Presbyterian Church, Longueuil A a ght Mrs.Jane Scott created a stir in the |jeather.Fhe englhé 1s & powerful af- viiting \u2018her this afternoon.\u2018The fon, Brotherhood \u201cof Carpenters and Mr.G.C.Sevbold, Miss C Smith, [of !welve inches can be cons , eit, wil be lald this afternoon at 3.30 ! Saturday night's meeting of the} ot Court Saturday by taking fair, capable: of attaining t peed.Yas VIN her this afternoon.Joiners.Plasterers\u2019 Union.Bullders' pot obo EPO LS Belling, effectively that it win produdg iv: .is ; District Council of the Rrotherhood of Recor - rt tait ME | visitor thok out the wedpon to élean [aborers' Union Plumbers ani \u2019 Mre [results than are usually expt.glolock.Mr.Walter Paul will be chalr- Carpenters and Joiners, it was decided 2 fainting spell while a charge of as- |) Te ar \u201cXe Vtt out; ring the bullet \u201chitting À fi \u2018 d Dec Miss Gpeck, Mr.J.Bweetman, ® lan annual precipitation of uv 5 n of the occasion.and among those \u2018- Te nt hy sault was being preferred against her.Ctertea! ; the ypuflg woman in.tha.breast.For- Steamfitters, Painters ao orators, Sweetman, Mr.(George Smith.! ] h id Amer ; who\u2019 will make addresses and take part to Invite Mr, Willlam Huber.of Chic- The Rev.Ernest A ah SEE Iron Structural Workers, Trunk and four inches in hum {nthe programme are Rev.Dr.Amaron, ey Dr.Fleck, Rev.Dr.Scott, Rev.John , Rev.Principal Bcrimger and the fev.W.Patterson.The stone will be dd by Mr.Justice Archibald.Calied Lord\u2019s Day Act Tyranny.At a meeting of labor men, held in the St.Joseph's Hall on Saturday afternoon, the Lord's Day Bill was denounced as a tyrannical piece of legis- Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners.cept their own.He thought the abolition of innocent amusements on Sunday, or any' other day, would be nothing short ofa crime.ago, general president of the Intqrna- tional body, to visit Montreal on Labor Day.The ct ur was occupied by O.Miron, and Joseph Alney acted as sec- umbia The their \\ for a caught a thief named of Toronto, in the act of picking tHe pocket of Mr.Richard Kough, of Col- Harry Glimour, Ave.fellow had _ dexterously taken two five dollar bills from Mr.Kough's, of Gilmour to escape, but Chief McCas- ing to the crowd.succeeded in making escape, despite the chief's cries to men to catch them.\u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 She was removed from the court room brief time, and when brought back pleaded not guilty to having torn of the shit and scratched the breast of Charles Wilson.present situation will be changef, and it will be necessary for us to yieet the competition.But at present we share the mail contract with the C.P.R., and the best of good feeling prévalls between the two linis.The joint con- motor car, the 1 tori \u201cof Mr Allan.It ts oné of Cie firiest yet seen -In- this city, and 18 prohably the largest as well.i hy.King, M.A.Church of England missionary, been appointed the rector of- St.Peter's is a six seated Windsor Mills and Brompton, and | Rural -Dean of Sherorooke, has: just They are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.Molson Macpherson.Last night they attended divine service in the English Cathedral, where a gers mon on Dontinion Day and its lessons Whom He Called.Spèclal to The Montreal Star.Winnipeg, Man., July 3.\u2014Miss, Banes, © ! tunately the bail hit a rib and was di-' \u2018verted from its course through the lungs, and \u2018passed out the left slide of the victim, the injury amounting of the previous season.To date 3,568 craft, mostly barges, have come in and out of the harbor; last year the figure stood at $142, or 428 less.A number of vessels have been put out of com- A big labor parade took place on Saturday to Riverside Park, from 8t.eph\u2019s Hall, under the auspices of Jacques Cartier Typographical Union.Pag Workers, Boot and Shoe Workers, Printing Pressmen, Bookbinders, Hat and Cap Workers, Garment Workers, and a ldrge number of miscellaneous IN Miss M.Kennedy, Mr.D.King.Miss D.A King.Mrs.E.J.Ringswnod, Master W.Kingswood.Master H.Kinks- wood, Mr.R.Kitchen.Miss M.E.Lett, Mr.L.T.Lewis, M.McMillan, Miss A.MeMillan, Miss Mr: C.BE.Page, Mr.W.Parkinson, Mr.BE.C Parr.Mra.Plaskett, Mr.F.W.Plaskett, \u201cMr.A.E.Pocock, Mr.W.8 Prudéah.Mr.Charles Toole Mr.Walter Taylor.| Miss E.L.Watson, Mr.R.H Williams, Mrs.Williams, Miss W Wil- {discoverer an compacted soll beneath; and th.3 the same time prevents the md