The Montreal daily star, 23 mars 1908, lundi 23 mars 1908

[" Sn 3 J n no ME: 3 \\ Abad + \u201cta A me «4 Sho + [Pw ne CNT CIRCULATION OF STAR Last Weeks Daily .296,750 Last Week's Weekly .526405 Total lant week MONTREAL, MONDAY.MARCH.BCH.23.1908.PRICE ONE CENT.TRANSCONTINENTAL BRANCH DEMANDED } Smmediate Construction Asked by Montreal Board of Trade.PETITION THE GOVERNMENT Speaicere at Special Meeting Today Protosted Against the Side \u201d of Metropolis.will demand that the (owe & @t ones undertake tha con cue of à line which will give d- cenpection with the National Iransoomtisental Railway and afford the shertest jomaible connection tm twesR the west and this port At a meeting of membre of the Montreal Hoard of Trade heid this af ternoon, thin city's positon in rin tion to the new line nas thornughis «= cussed, and at the ent + vx agre-d 0 Immediately memodalze the tion.emment tn grant tg, the national port such advantages \u201cwill Aacvrue tO à direct connection That Montreal had bern astecp and that this city had been alae tracked Werr mtatemeantia made bv practically every speaker while others were ertifal of the ruembers of Parliament for this distnet it being asserted that they had not jaid satticreut attention to the business inteissts or the Metro polis.The meeting was held ln the Ex change Hall and wus attended tn à bundred members It wax a thoroggh 1y representative gatacring including men who are iminewdtately and deep hy interested In manuf taring and co mercial interests, with a wattering of politicians including Nr Goober Hui erdike MP.And Seuator Casgrain Mr Thomas Drummond president of the Board of Trade.noted ne.man, and Mr George Hadrnid laut seq Te tary nf the Board, ax secivtary of the meeting.TEXT OF PETITION On motion of Mr A A Aver pies {dent «of the Montreal Prod woe Mor chants\u2019 Axanciation, seconded by Mr, Robert Reford.it was decided to memorialize the Government n the House of Commons and the Senate In these terma: \u201cThat Montreal the commercial aff.tropolis and national port of the Do minion, the head of ocean navigation.and; to a very large citent, the cam: orn terminal of the Canadian Pactfie ahd Grand Trunk Ratlwan Companire, has all the advantages required to be- Come Aa great railway and Industriai e.\u201cThat It 1s In the interset of Canada at large.and Mr.Hector R.Bisalllon.on behalf of Mr.George H.Keudall alias Monnet.the promoter of wrestiing matches, from whom Yankee in trying to recover damages f four rooms In a hoses on Mackay but admitted that he had no furniture He admitted haviag Herman, of .wrestling, with IN NORTH END SUBURB Mrs.Duperron tid her four children as they appeared In the office of the Put out of their house and home, if Yer, but hea drinks all the money he the name of \u201chome\u201d may be applied to | makes à can : and the chil- bat and he abuses me dren.1 have stood a \u2018wood a 1 could not let him beat the - he did Batu ne police brought the woman and Icy children to Ne.14 were some fecd and Mr.Chevalier, of the Court, was communicated with.A warrant : Ste.Justina Hospital.The mather | = otre you admit that Te the excopt those ed by Keumedy, against whom you are (aline 1e Citta Mr.Bls- { alllon, who has that Rogers be principle cd citizen charged with a crime in a sign country, but @ Court \"od as foires «Quebec list): 1a Fichph: .OT SEYRAL QUERE QUEBEC \u2014 EALS DECIDED Jusigments Handed Dewn in Supreme = Cause-\u2014Adjournment Taken Thr Until May.Special > the Montreal Star.Ott March 23.\u2014In the 8upreme tay Judgments were deliver- Inver- rags y.and Coal Company vs Jonen, glppepl dismissed with costs.Gitouard, J., dissenting Hetu ¥x.Dixville Butter and Cheese Cwopany, appeal dismissed with costs.The a Hant's action wan fer damages [i false urrest on the charge ai: attempted arson (by trying to net ee to the respondents\u2019 creamery), without reasonable and probable \u201cRo ous vs.St.Lawrence Terminal Company, appeal allowed with costs.In 189% the appeliant bought a lot of land in luke Matapedia seigneury for the purposes of becoming re wettler thereon and farming It.The land frrmed part of certain timber limits Feld in tee by the compan).and In the deed to Rioux there were Toser- vatipns made as to the banks of the lake and tributary streams, water powers, nines and quarries.Hy a third reservation the purchaser was prevented fron cutting or removing any timber except for bullding.fencing and firewood.Under the rexerv- atien the company after removing the merchastable timber, clatmed the right to all other timber standing or lying on the land and proceeded to cut it and take it away, in doing so passing over land which had been cleared by Rioux.The appellant then brought an action for damages and an injunction against the removal of such timber as might be mesded by him for building, fencing, and firewood.St.Jean vs.Melleur \u2014Motion grant- e4 and order of registrar varied A motion was made hf way of appeal from the decision of the registrar in chambers, dy which it was held that the appellants had no right of appeal, and their motion for the affirmance of the appeal was disallowed.The wegment from which it sought to as- vert the appeal was upon à demurrer ahich affected the action in part only, and was itself omly maintained In part.The action was te rescind a contract by which the respondent ob- ruine the rponopoly of the water supply of the city of St.Johna under a Quabec statute, on the grounds that the witer supplied from his waterworks was impure, Insufficient | for pressure, and other reasons \u20ac ue de sufficiept for the annulment of the centrect.Nova Scotia appeal\u2014Chishoim va.Chisholm, appeal dismissed with costa: TRE r> a Trane- quer eppoal-\u2014Meontren) - patios Compan, vs.New Ontario 8.Company, agpeal allowed with te.sue court then adjourned until the May serelons.ee Bartiett#» Body Dissuvered.Special to the Montreal Star.Ha Bartlett, who has been missing from his home hers for some montha Bartlett came here from Kent.PRE- land, last spring.and has been missing ever since October.LAKE SIMCOE WINS LATEST APPEAL CASE Eider, Dempater & Co.Win Their Ap- this morning dismissed the appeal of the Inverness Railway and onal from the judgment of the Court of 10505, s Bench, rendered vores the decision Dun he bad: con- I ; Li JE { | which J t re- | of ie océstie, PRINCE DE SAGAN WAS HERE INCOG.\u2018 H.Thompson'\u2019 was Man who Fought Duel With Count de Castellane.ADMITTED HIS RIGHT NAME \u2014\u2014 Wanted to See Anna Gould Yesterday and So Showed His Passport and Palé Head Tax.\u2014mt When the special Intercolonial train arrived here on Haturday afternoon with the Victorians passengers from Halifax, a guod-iooking man, having \u201cvery appearance of an English gentleman, stepped quickly to the platform and hastened to the Bonaventure ticket office where he enquired as to the earl: eut train for New York Meanwhile he had been informed that he would have to deal with the United States tmmi- gration oficlals here If he wished to cross the border.He wa= known ar \u201cH.Thompson\u201d during the passage from Liverpool to Halifax, und those wha met him did not suspect that the quiet \u201cEnglish\u201d gentieman was Prince Helle de Sagan.cousin, foe and old rival of Count Boni de Castellane for the hand of the wealthy Anna Gould.and on account of whom the two men fought a duel In France after Boni had spat in Sagan'a face and otherwise inaulted him.to =ay nothing of an assauit during which Sagan was very roughly handied PRODUCED H18 PAPERS.\u201cThompson,\u201d after he had learned that he could leave bv train at 7 p.m.waa told that this Was impossible, as he would have to get a verti ficate from the Allan ldne to show that he had landed at Halifax and was only passing through Canada.This it was found coulé not be dene until Monday morning.and Mr \u201cThompson\u201d then declared that he would move heaven @pd earth to reach New York Sunday morning.The way he moved heaven and earth was to finally produce \u2018all the papers In hia packets, and those shôwed that he was Prince de Sagan \u2014He.had a passport from the Chief of Police of Paris giving bis name and a fuil description.There was no doubt in the minda of the officials thal he was the Prince, and he quickly became the centre of ap interested group of meen.He was naxt informed that he would have to pay the four dollars head tax.and a smile came over hia face as he handed out the money.As he placed the receipt In hin pocket, it lay snugly bexide a letter of credit from a Part- sian bank on a New York bank for 320.000 In United States gold.THE PRINCE AND ANNA GOULD.Anna GouM.whe resumed her mal - en name after she waa divorced from Boni, got possession of her three sens and sajied for New York two weekn ago.Ghe arrived in New York tast week, and when she was asked If it were true that she is to marry hee husband's cousin she replied that she had had enough of married life.The rumor that she bas practically arcept- Md the Prince's offer of masriage has coatinued to gain ground, and now COMPETITION IN LIGHT HEAT AND POWER Petition Asking That This Be Por mitted la Presented to the City Council.When the City Council met to-day.a petition, signed by over two thousand names, was read, asking that the Council should permit competition in the matter of supplying light and heat and power.rhe following in the text of the peti: \u2018To the Mayor and Council of Montreal.\u201cWe.the undersigned cttisens ané ratepayers of Montreal, respectfully represent that we have seen the tenders submitted to you for light and power to be furnished to your courpor- ation and to the citisens.\u201cThat we heheve it to be in the inter est of and the wish of the citizens that competition should exist and be encouraged for the supply of this ne- vesrary commodity.\u201cThat, having {in view the great strides that are being made in electri- cul matters.and the possibllity and prohability that In the near future the citizens of Montreal if competition exixta nay be furnished with not only light and power.but heat also \u201cThat it ls in the interest of this city that nothing should be dune bv your Councl] to encourage or maintain a monopoly, but on the contrary, that every encouragement should be given by you to bring about competition and to build up in the city that great manufacturing centre which its proximity to large water powers renders ble \u201cThat no matter what ceurse you may adopt.or ta whom the contract may be given.that the public interest In favor of competition should be safeguarded, and the citizens assured of light, power and heat for all time.at the minimum coeb\u201d The following are some of the names attached to the petition: Gault Bros.& Co.Ltd.Hodgson, Sumner & Co.Ltd.A.Racine & Co, Lidéell.Lesperance & Co.Hudson Bay Knitting Co.The Garth Co.MelIn- tyre, Son & Co.Kyle, Cheeseborough & Co.H.LL Shyth & Co.Green- shields Ltd., Stonewall Jackson Cigar Factory, Henry Morgan & Co.Henry Birks & Son, W.H.Be Dupuis Freres, C.Desjardins & Co.Hamilton Company.The petition wan referred to the Fire & Light Committee for consideration.Funeral of Late Mrs.Careen.The funersi took place privately this morning.at eleven o'clock, of Mrs.Carson.widow of the late Mr.William Carson, interment being at Mount Royal Cemetery.Mr.had been ill for some time, her death taking place on Saturday at her residence, Western avenue She te Survived bY A an Lieut.-Cobk.Carson and Mr.George Carson, and two daughters.Mra J.7.Bas.ken, of Ottawa, and Mra W.Ernest Nelson.\u201d \u2014 re comen the presence of Sagan in New York.He dined with Madame Gould at the home of a mutual friend last night wr STYLES.R.J.TOOKE, # Gor.crag and Biowy St.& 401 Wost St.Catherine St.NEW TIES FOR MEN The new ties are opening out every day now, and Meatreal men will find it distinctly to\u201d their, advantage to come where everything ie new.Values in every dase are such as you will very much appreciate.me AMES 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some special exclusive elegance.ABOUT MENS Working Gloves There are hundreds and hundreds of different kinds, from the Bricklayer's Cotton Gloves.made of 12 oz.or Twill Cotton, at 15c pair; or you can peir, different makes, different mater- als: Gloves, ome-finger Mitts and very best values that money y.and every kind you can ask workers, and for any and every we where good wearing les are desirable.We invite you to see our stock.Please remember we are hesdquar ters for Carbarts and Peabody's Overalle at $2.50 suit.Also our celebrated Ironclads Over- alle at $1.50 suit.LDS CHINESE BREAD v 129,885 PRE Le Boston.\u201d he said, mas.=\u2014\u2014 = A utomoblling- x TT tml YA rw Eels ay AE 0 Cay, CURLERS CLOSE SEASON IN BURST OF ACTIVITY All Rinks Were Engaged Saturda; Till Mid- - night.The curling Seison Was btougltt to a wloss tre Naiurday night.in à Burst of stair whea all the rinks in Nonireal wer cugaged Trou af - Torre 0e 1 nian vi vi nl taledonin Clubs ose Loan eth rang ead ho 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that the new hack.stop COMIRE to Toronto te Pat, Donahue, the former Portiant! vateher, nov under comtract with tha Boston Ame erttcans Ne expect © catcher from \u201chpt Donahue in nat \u2018ne , He may be a god one, but we have appther player fn view in Manager addition fo the him leaguer, Kelley linea aut for a promising voungst and he is due tu complete the deal any dar\u201d Wanderers, WANDERERS LODKED UPON AS WONDERS IN PITTSBURG Hern so Sure of Himself That Only One Passed Him.Rj ecial to The Montreal Star Pittsburg, Pa, March 23 -The won- detful work of Hern, in goal.made x rinR lor Plittsburg a practical 1m- peor ibe qt urday night.before the largest crowd hat ever witnessed a hockey game In [AERTS Russ and Johnston, the speed marvels, were too fast for the \u201cvals and it was only by close check- ine that the score wan kept down in he first half.Wanderers making the hy goal.The second balf developed Let va farce when the Montrealers got Loing right, and tt was only R Matter +.how many times they would score Pittsburg never let up, but it was no tee, they were outclassed and only mgnaged to get one past Hern after Wanderer Rad tallied six times Then Wondereras got one more just before t time was, up, the final score stand- \u201cne R to 1 in favor of Wanderers The cre wd was impartial, ssen that thelr own favorites had no tance to win, they cheered the mans # cd plave made hy the visitors, who without doubt the fastest aggre.#ation that ever appeared in this city and after it was ave, They paced a hard clean game.anual ] the only critielem that could be made would De on the doubtful tactiles of sane of the local plavers Sixsmith ang In.were the pk of the Pitts.burgers \u201cYauiderers (Ki Pittshurg Cl Vern Goal Macka Fiona Point Pove- seau Caer Des Truxe!l Centre TT Smith Cees Rover Nixsmith Jor eran Left wing T Smith tl ron Ria!:t wine Throop Vrendanee, 4,000 Refdrees, Hodg- Sehpoler ee se 4 2 OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL RESULTS.Firrl Scores of English and Scottish Association Matches.Erg.March 23 \u2014Pollowing results of Saturday's foothill 1.im oe the rutohes ENGLISH LEAGUE ory, Aston Villa, I.lserton, 7.Bolton Wanderers, 1 Manchester Clty, 2.Middlestro, 1 Preston North End, 3.liverpool, mit Sunilerland, 4.ne Birmingham, 1: Blackburn Rovers, Newcastie United, \u20ac Bristol \u2018ty, nil, Chelsea, nil Woolwich Arsenal, 1.Mamhester | rated, nt, Nota County, nf.Sheffield United.» Sheffield Wedneaday, 2.Notts Farest, 1.SCOTTISN LEAGUE Clasgnie Rangers, 4, Hamilton Aca- Av nivale, nil Hiberniane 7, Ctvds, 1 Fort Glasgow Athletic, 2, Mother- well, | 1 arth, kK Thistle 1 Falkirk, 1 International Rughy Scotland, 16 \u2018eines, England, io < (ther matches \u2014 Swansea, 10: Cardiff, 4 Hristol, 54, Richmond, nil 1.laneliy 9.Neath, nil Pivmouth, 12, Newton, nt) SECOND LEAGUE Lincoln City, nil.Glnssop.1.Hull \u2018ity, 3.Blackpool, 2 Falham, nil.Stockport County t Chesterfield, 2.Wolverhampton ni) an than Athletic, $3, Clapton Orient, 1 Tornteyv, 1.Leads City.nil Rarnslev, 1; Gainshorn Trinity, 2 bradford City.\u20ac.Rtoke, nil West Reomwich Avion, I: Town, 2 SOUTHERN LEAGUE swindon nil.Brentfnrd.nil Tottenham Hotspur, 1: Prietoi Rov- ere, 2 : tueen'e Park Rangers, 5: Levton, 3.Vest Ham United, 2; Reading.1.- tivmeuth Argvie, 1; Watford, 1.Southampton.nil.Norwich, 3 Northampton, 3; New Brompton, nil Grimsby Cristal Palace, 2: Millwall, all luton, 1.Rradford, nil P Brighton and Hove \"Albion, nl Pertamouth, nil SNOWSHOE UNION TO MEET SOON.Snnnshoeïing has had a boom this winter kuch as It has never had befure The monrtain has simply been alive {th blanketted trampers.and even at present regiments of them march night.through the Cemeteries The new Canadian Snowshor Union, witch was organized last vear, has done a great deal to foster the aport rNAW.AS far a@ organized efforts were concerned SNOWSHOE UNION MEETR The annual meeting of that budy will take piace on the last Saturday of this month, and officers will then be elected tor the roaming year It Is thought that Mr Arthur Lama - Mère.the energetle President.who for ro many years has been the head and front of the French-Canadian nection of the snowshoe army.will probably retire fram office If ro.Mr.Gordon Bowta.Premident of the Old Tuque Bleue, will probabiv be his successor.Me.Bowie Is also a very popular man.Some new ideas In regard to registration and racing may also be brought up nt this meeting.ANGELUS WON DERBY AT NEW ORLEANS.Beat Meeliok, Winner of Last Week® Derby by Severai Lengthe.New Orleans, La, March 33\u2014The same horses which were defeated with cane by, Meelick, In last Saurihys | Baek 31.008 Derby at the Fair Grouada, Bat- urday ran Meelick off hia feet beat him by several lengths in the Cy Park Dery.$10,000 guaranteed.Angelus won, with Chapultepec setond and Meelick third.Pinkola was the only other horse in the race.The distance was one mile and a quarter and the » time 2.04 2-5, & new track record.! Meelick was 1 tn 2 favorite, and was backed Senerops ly by one of the largest crowds which has witnessed a rece ante-bellurg Last Duquesne Garden Sat.| Saturday the crowd, almost as large an Saturday.paid no attention tu Mee- Mek.then tbe winner.and the longest priced horse in the race, while S8atur- day Angelus and Chapultepec, the good things of a few days before, found few friends among the betlers Weather cloudy, track fant Firet race.444 furlongs - Intervene, won, Nigger Bab).sevund., Brougham, third.Time, 56 4-4 Second race.steeplechase, shart course\u2014Dr.Logan, won.Gold Circle, second.IMrio, third Time.2.57 Third race, 6 furlongs.hangicap \u2014 Cooney RK.\u2026 won, Hypherion IL.Grimaldi, third Time, 1.13.Fourth race, 1%, miles, City Park Derby, 310,000\u2014 Anglos, won, Chapul- tepoc, second; Meeittk, third.Time, 204 3-5 Fifth race, seven furlongs - Rlue Lae, won, Phi! Finch second, Royal Ben.third.Time, 1.28 SILT; race.seven fu longs- Merrick, won; inancier.second, Dovel Onyx, (third.Time, 1.27 1-5.| Seventh race, 1 3-16 miles- Jack Witt, won: Hacray second, Donna, third Time, 18 2-5.G00D BOXING TOURNEY AT OTTAWA A.C.Special to The Montreal! Star Ottawa, Ont.March 2).\u2014The boxing tourney at the O A A © Saturday night proved one of the best ever pulled off in this vicinity.About 800 people were in attendance and they packed the gym as lt has probably never been crowded before, many even stood through the «ntire tourney.The bout between RBllly Ottawa, and George O'Maliey/ of Montreal, which was to have gone ten rounds, was the big drawing vary of the evening Malley weighed about 130 pounds, which was several pounds ben ter than Allen, of + \u2018 + Ald.Sam Rosenthal, under whose auspices bexing has been revived as one of the attractions of the Ottawa Athletic Olub.Allen.At the end of the fifth round 1 Allen had the best of It and had his teagan all cut.* O'Malley also injured his wrizt and \u2018 à failet 10 respond for the sixth round.It was Allen's fight all the way, and it could easily be seen that (\u201cMalley never would have gone the ten rounds.One mare round would have ended the bout Allen started right in during the first round to send some beautiful lefts to O'Malley's jaw and had his man pretty groggy when the round ended , O'Malley has a dangeroua MM also but swung wildly most of the time.and Allen ducked cleverly O'Malley lroked like a good one when he entered the ring and a hard bout was expected.Allen was In great shape and was as fresh at she finish as when the bout started He paid little attention to «+ Malley's body but played for his face and head nearly all the time.O'Malley lacked speed and seemed to be In rather poor condition.The bouts started at R39 and there were none of the usual tiresome delays.which mar boxing tourneys.az a rula The management deserve the heartiest congratulations on thia bout.There were six preliminartea, con- siating of four 1wo-minute rmnnda with a minute's rest No dertsilon wag given in any of them.Qeompe Donaldson referred the shart houts and kept the bovs from Inafing and clinching, which pleared the crowd.Flynn and Kingtley opened the proceedings Flynn had the weight but Kinge! was the cleverer of the two, and had the best af the bouta gibi and Williams put up a Morrizon weighed about 166 pounds \u2018and Williaa only about 130.e big tallow used hin weight to advantage and when he landed on WII- llams the latter went through the ropes in great shape.[It was a pretty even break on points The hurricane bout of the night was between Daly and Falaghan, two 118 Ib hoys They both satled fato It hammar and temgn All the way and kept the referee busy separating them In the clinches This bout ti.kied_ the crowd menselv Honors nere about even Roan and Warren, two 135 pounders, gave a cleter exhibition and finished with 1lttie ar no advantage to either party Barry and Mullin, two bantams, swung wiklly at each other for four rounds, with nn» damage resulting.Freeman and McGivin, at 125 be, fought four slow rounds.Ald.Sam.Rosenthal.chairman of the Boxing \u2018'ammilttee of the O.A.A.C.And the committee who assisted him are deserving of all kinds of praise for the manner in which everything was carried out.Another tourney will be held in the course of a few weeks.ST.LAMBERT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION NEXT.A public meeting will be held tn the Town Hall to-day.at R13 pm, to dircusa the question of forming a \u201cSt.Lambert Amateur Athletic Aasocila- tion\u201d by the amalgamation of a number of athlattc and sporting ciubs.All residents.whether members of the existing clubs or not, are cordially invited to be present.The meeting in called by Messrs.WW LL Dart, hon.rec, St.Lambert Boating Club; A.J.w Ron.sec.St.Lambert Skat Club; G.McConnell.ho t Lambert Todboganning Club: J.Collins .Lambert Fuatball Club, , hot.sec.fi.Lambert Club.* \u2014\u2014\u2014 2\" \u2014 CLARK'S Pork and Beans pre, Just as tasty and appetiaing aa any meat Aish you eat.ah yet 5 rhfnutæ wil make a steamigg bot diaper.4 sevond, 4 RAYM.CA BASEBALL TOW DEFEATED VICTORMA IRLES 26-24 Only One More Game to be Played in City and Dis- crosse trict League to Complete Schedule.On Saturday the Victoria Rifles Basketha!l team went down to d~feat A ts he rcored IRe line-up was: | pe to find the haukets.Out of the WB | | I: + | at the hands of the R.K.Ÿ.M.U.RRY.MCA.Vic.Riftes aggregation hy the score of 26 to 24.A.Brownridge.Defence .Knubles It was a closa and exciting game HH.Weekes.Defence .C.Johmson ., wnridge.Centre.R.Johnson and clean from start to finien ; À.Morrison.Home .W.B Taylor By winning this game the R.R T.captain M.C.A.team, which had had seven C.Martin.Home .F.Johnson virtories this season, takes socand Roteree\u2014 Frank Shaw Timer\u2014\\W.Cheesman.place in the Cliy and District Basket- Scorer-W.J.Thompson.- ! ball langue.The lam eo game schedule takes The feature of the game was the re: plage tos etree the Hixwathas markable ability of Geo.Rrownridge and the U 5 | BILLY ALLEN T0 ol BOX JIMMY MORAN.| Featherweight Boxers Will Meet in a Fifteen Round Contest en Thursday Night.| Billy Allen.of Ottawa, champion feather weight boxer of Canada, and | Jimmy Moran, of New York, will meet 1 Thursday night at Maisonneuve under : the auspices of the Riverside Athletic ! ] DATES NAMED FOR CLUB REGATTAS.Meeting at Springfield, Mass: Sete Date for Nationa! Regatta for August 14 and 15.New York, March 23.\u20148pringfield, Mass, was selected last night as the place, and August 14 and \\§ as the datés.for the national regatta «of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen «f America The meeting of the ther.of the Yorkshire Light Infantry.In the finals the acore stood 3 to 2.Lt.Astor iz a son of Mr.Wm Wal- dort Astor.\u2018amd entered the British army in 1906.eg PITRE WIFH NATIONALS\u2014 HAS NEW JOB.\u201c Pttre, the ewn hockey and lacrosse player received a civic appointment He has besa made a health inspector n the City Health De meant, and WHI work with such other well known TosRp players sa Johnny Currie and Robinson of the Bhamrocks.He has aleo signed with the Nationals for the coming season Gauthier.the little daredwvil of last years National lacrosse team, hes not yet definitely announced hls Intention of playing.He is devoting a good of his spare time In the evenings te roller akating.Otherwise things are as yet fairiy Quiet fn local lhcrosse ctreles.In Toronto they are worrying.aptly, more than they are here although as soon as the meting of the Amateur Athletic Associa tion.which takes place next Monday, is a there may be a good deal do- here.PAT POWERS GIVES SOME STATISTICS.Although it was generally supposed \u201cthat Frank Farrell had lost Immense sums of money tn connection with the Montreal Baseball Club last season.this seems to be not the case.President Put Powers, af the East- \"ern League.is willing to take his cath that the amount sunk by the New national committee was held at the New Yark Athletic Club.The Harlem Regatta Association and the Sarato- &a Association were the only lLidders for the regatta.The executive committee gave permission to the following clubs to held regattas on the dates named Harlem Ruagatim Association, May 30.Schuylkill River Rowing Club.June 20 and July 4: New England Rowing Club, June 20 and July 4.Connecticut Valley Rowing Club, Springfield.Mass.July 4: New England Rowtng Association, July .4 and Labor Day.Beptember Springfield Boat Club.Springfield.Mass.July 4.Hoboken Ruwing Association, July 18.Middle States Regatta Association, laber Day.September 7.Troy.N.Y.either September 7 or 9.The matter of interesting school boys In rowing was discunned at length.and President Pilkington thought that boys should he encouraged and suggested an event for schol boys eos well at the annual amateur event.! A committee was appointed to con fer with the Amateur Association oi Ovarsinen regarding the status of races throughout the country.The Olyrapie games will be held in\u201d London during this summer, and President Plikington aaid all great erews of the world would meet \u2018ny eight-vared contests.Owing to the ules governing tha games, he did nat xnow whether it would he possible far the United States to send a crew to ~ompete.He said that the Natlanal Association of Amateur Oarsinen of the United States had no afffiation : with the Amateur Association | 1 + i | .met by | Ï ) the contests at the games.JAY GOULD DEFEATES TENNIS CHAMPION.Tuxedo.Park.N.Y.March 23.Jay Gould, amateur tennis champion of tha United States and Kland.defeated of Great Britain, who have poarne | ' Peter Latham.profepsional champion of the wurld.on the court tf the Tuxedo Tennia and equet a, by 3 sets to 1.In an exhibiton ten RS \u2014-\u2014-;\u2014-\u2014-\u2014-\u2014\u2014 nis match.The victory wan 4 brillant one for Gould.because of the fact that Latham easily defeat Fustace H Miles, former amateur champion of George Mackenechmidt-From his very latest photograph.= vid three etraight sets fa.| am, who wan the favarite, vanceded Club, for the title now hed by the | 15 tn the match.Gould was In fine Ottawa boy and ; at side., form and played an aggresaive gumn- They are both clever boxers.and using his \u201crailroad service\u201d ta great Ad ane of the fantest and cleanest con- | vantage, while Latham seemed futi tenta vet meen here is expected Moran fought Kid Dufresne a fast draw here last autumn, while Allen won from the little French- on a foul a few weeks ago.an the battle ended in the eighth rouhd hie had inuch the better of the fighting.Moran and Allen battled againsy Dufresne under straight rules, n which hitting In the clinches is permitted.an?which was a handicap\u2019 to both, but on Thurada) night they will box clean breaks Moran arrivad here Friday to get A Press Match ! Mtawa, March 23 \u2014The nirmbers of the Montreal Press Club, about 45 strong, invaded the Capital on Ratur- day.and were Vatertained as guests of the Ottawa Prees Club.The Montreal centingent arrived In the citv at T pm, by the Grand Trunk.and wera the officers and mambera nf Jucal press.After having dinner ! the York horseman.was not ever twenty- two hundred dollars This.\u201d says Mr.Powers, \u201cwould mean that if there had heen five \u2018thourand wore spectators during the searon, he-would have come out even.\u201cNow, I leave It to any one if this was not an encouraging showing?\u201cRemember, the weather was unuau- ally bad: the team was not of the bert.and the business management might have been improved a gond deal.\u201cNow, if under such distressing contions, such results can be obtained.tBere is no reason why baseball should not pay handsomely in Montreal under favorable conditions.\u2018 .3 .GERMANS IN BROTOS CAR IN NEW YORNK-PARIS RACE.à realy for the bout.and Allen is expected to-day er te-morrow.Billy Allen.twice won the amateur featherweight Champlonship, and since entering tha professional ranks han improved considerably in both speed and punching powers.[ It te thought he wi! find Môran a | arder proposition than Dufresne, but 1 boxing clean breaks, the lithe Ottawa boy feels confident of winning.the party proteededs tn tRe Rideau rink where à hockey, match between thé two cities took place, ané was won bv the local newspaper Scribes by a store of 6 w 4.- After the matok the party proceeded to St.'s Hall.wheres a spread was the visitors and an im- promise programme carried out.Pre- Proust presided, and happy en wege made by Messrs.Harry | Mike Barry, the local lightweight, iliott Wr.Burgess sud Jas.Han- |) g; against Jack Martfh, of Buf- tatty.of the Montreal Praga Clubx in, in A ten round semi-fmel.There! Messrs.O' oll and Riddell, of the | also be a preliminary of six Orand Truhk: ee Kehoe, AV rounds.sident of Bt.Society, en .- Mr Brosseau, preaidesit of the \u201cPress Gallery, ang several Othère { Astor Captured Army Title.The party from Montreal travelled | London, Mapeh 13.\u2014Lt.John Jacoh ima private ear over the Grand Trunk [Astor of the First Lif« Guards.eap- and returned to that city Bunday &f- [tured the racquets char.pionehtp of the ternoom | .army -by.detepting Capt, Lu- | ; .» J 3 - Bet Las re gen PA EM FC EE $5,000 CUP AS A PERPETUAL TROPHY.New York, March 23 __ Frederick yacht Shamrock, of the Larchmont and Atlantic yacht eTabde, announced on Saturday that be wbuld offer ae a perpetual trophy, to be raced for by yachts of any recognized club in the world, 8 gold challenge cup, value dat JOCKEVCLUBSTAKES LIST HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY ISSUED Seven of Them for which Entries Close April 30th.Folloning is a list of the stakes of the Montreal Jockey Club, entries for which close at midnight, Thursday, April 30 THE KING'S PLATE Fifty guineas (the gift of Hia Majesty) with $760 added by the Montreal Jockey Club.The first horse to receive the guineas, stakes and added money, out of which $2 to second horse, and $100 to third.A aweopatake of $10 each, payable at time of entry, and $10 additional to start.For three- year-olds and upward, owned, foaled.ralsed und trained in the province of Quebec, that have never won a race, either on the flat or across country.have never left Canada, and have not been out of this Province since January 1st, 190$ One mile and a quarter.JACQUES CARTIER STAKES.The Jacques-Cartier stakes (selling) for three-yeur-olds and upward.Guaranteed value, $1,000, of which $200 to the secund.and $100 to the third.$)0 to accompany the nomination, $15 additional to start.The winner to be sold at auction for 32.500.If entered to be anld for $2,000, allowed 5 Iba: if for less, 2 to 3500.Selling price to be stated | through the Entry Box at the course at }1 o'clock noon on the dav before the ruce, or to be sold for $2,500.Une mile PRINCE OF WALES STEEPLECHASE.The Prince of Wales steeplechase, a handicap far four-year-oids and upward.Guaranteed value $1,000, of which $200 to the second.and $100 to the thira.$10 to accompany the nom ination, $15 additional to start.1bs, allowed for each $100 | BAIN, ROBERTS ND | COTE WINNERS FOR OLYMPIC PURPOSES They Do Not Get Any L C.A.A.U.Trophtes However.Special to The Montreal Star.0 Taoronty, March 23._ For Olympic pure poses F.Cote, of the Montreal A.A.ta the winner in the 11} pound class the C.A.A.U.wrestling champion ships held here on Friday and Saturday, but as he ia not eligible for registration nor registered with the Canadian Awateur Athletic Union, he ie not reckoned as the winner of any C.A.A.U.honors or trophies.The same ls the case with his clubmates, E.Bain, who was second in the IS pound class, and, Percy Roberts, who was third in the 138 pound class.They will receive special medala in accordance with the understanding between the C.A.A.U!, and the Federation, Parry, of Central, had to go eighteen minutes with Cote, of Montreal, in the evening, but the latter had the more experience, and, though it was & very close thing the award to the Mont- realer was correct.The final results were: 108 pound class_J.Gilbert, Kelso §chool, Toronto, threw O.Sheets, Central Y MCA, 115 pound clasa_E.Cote, M.A.A.A, won from G.Parry, Central Y.M CA.125 pound class.8 Fraser, Central Y M C.A.won from H.Callum, West End Y M C A.135 pound class _ Thomas Haker.Centra! Y.M.« A, threw E Bain.Montreal A.A.A 145 pound claas_ Thomas Baker, Central Y M.C.A, won from J.Jamie son, Hamilton.158 pound clana__ tral Y MC nan.Thistles.Heavywelght clasa_J Filliman, Al- dershot, won from E.Lappanan, Thie- tles.JT R Diskson, Con- A, won from E.Lappe- Weights to be announced three days | the third.before the day of the race About two m.es and u half.THE KINDERGARTEN.Th Kindergarten (selling) for two year-olds.Guaranteed value $1,000, of which $200 to the second, and $100 to! 810 to accompany the nomination, 816 additional to start The winner to be poid At auction for 83,000.| If fur 82,000, allowed 6 Ihs.If for leas, 1 1b, allowed for each $100 down to $800.Belling price to be stated through the Entry Box at the course at 12 o'clock noon on the day preceding that\u2019 on which the race Is run, or to be sold for 38,000.Five furlonga.| BLUE OBNNETS STAKES.The Blue Bonnets stakes.for three- , year: olds.Guaranteed vaiue 81,000, of * which 8300 to the second and $100 to the third.$10 to accompany thd nom- .R Hemsley, jewelier, 355 st.James St.ination, 815 additional to etart, Non- |p winners of 32,600 in 1907 or 1808 «.luw- ed 3 ibs.; of 82,000 allowed 8 Iba: of | 31,560 allowed 7 Ihe; of 10 iba.; of $600 \u2018allowad 16 Ihs.Maidens, allowed 5 lbs.additional.One mile.MOUNT RUYAL HANDICAP.i The Mount Royal handicap.for three \u2018 year-olds and upward.Guaranteed value 82,000, of which 8300 to the second and $300 to the thirds $15 to ac- conipany the nomination, 335 addition - al to start.Weights to he announced | Saturday, May 30.Winners of a race | of the value of 31,600 after the publication of the weights de carry b lba.extra One mile and a\u2019 quarter.JOCKEY CLUB STAKES.The Jockey Club stakes (xelling), for three-year-olds and upward $1.000 guaranteed; of which $308 to the second.and 8100 to the third.$10 to accompany the nomination, 815 additional to start.The wiuner to be sold by auction for $3,000, 1 1h.allowed for every $100 down tn $800.Selling to be stated through the Entry 2 at 12 o'clock noon on the -day the race, or to be anld for $3,000.mile and a furlong.Entries for the rtakes close nn April 30th, with the clerk of the courses, Montreal Jockey Club, 8.Sacrament street, Montreal.beforg One Close Most Successful Year.The officers of the St.Patrick's Am- airur Athletic Association for the coming year are as follows: \u2014 President-A.MacMahon.Vice-president\u2014F.Greene.Secretary\u2014L.E.Burns.Assistant Secretary\u20141.Dillon.Treasurer\u2014D.A.Ringleton.l\u2018'ommittes\u2014Æ.Roach, H.McEntee and J.J.Ryan.The annual meeting of the arganis- ation was held yesterday afternoon int the club fooms, 602 St.Catherine tr.Reports were read which showed that the past year was the most succens- ful season in the history of the asso- ciatiôn.Beaconsfield Lady Officers.The annual meeting of the Beacons- tield Golf Club was heid last week, when reparts were read, and officers elected for the coming year.The re- pert showed the club to be in good standing and that a very prosperous season had been enjoyed last year.The election of officers of the ladies\u2019 branch resulted as follows: \u2014 Preajdent\u2014Mrs.T.P.Bacon.Secretary treasurer\u2014Miss M.L.Captain Miss E.E.Clay.House Committee\u2014Mrs.T Bacon, Mrs.Goodwill, Mrs.Patterson, and Mrs.Borthwick.Match Committee.-Mrs.reset Mrs.F.T.Teoke, Miss C.Bacon and Miss Mewhart.Watches carefully repaired.In Burning \u201c,itching, cracked and \u2018bleedin hands, wit eczema, tet- ter, ete.are fnetantly re and speedily cured by soaking them in hot water and CUTICURA SOAP and bandaging with Cuti- cura Ointment, the great Skin Cure.This trestment sue .ceeds when all eloe fails.- | GORDON HARRIERS\u2019 81.000 allowed p ANNUAL DINNER.Some Forty Guests Were Present at the Function Saturday Night, Bome forty guests sat down to the ftrat annual! dinner af the (Jordon riers held Saturday eening in Welsh's dining hall.After the King's health had been toasted Mr.ER Ward proposed the toast to \u201cOur Guests.\u201d and responses were made by the president of the Independent Harrier League.Prof.Mutr Edwards, who represented the McGilt Harrier Club.Mr McKeown, Clover A.A.A.Mr.Coonan, Bt.Annes Hay- mers: Mr.Finnie, Westmount Har- ers; Mr.Gow, Lachine Harriers.Prof.Mulr Edwards made a capitgl speech in which he dwelt .with en- thusjasm upon the success of the past neason's work of the Independent Yan, rier league and especially the success which attended the race yn the aueples of, the league on King\u2019s birthday \u2018 The representations of the other clubs spoke in an appreciative manner of the harmony which exists among the clube forming the Independent Harrier League, and all prophesied splendid results for the oem see son, which will he ushered in by the indoor meet to be held under thé au- plese of the Gordon A.A.A.next ednesday.March 35, at the Duluth Roller Rink The chairman, Mr H.T.Diplock.proposed the toast \u201cOur Harriers and Trainers,\u201d which was wtitably replied tn by A.C.Wood, W.Kerr, E.Price, T Betta.Prises won during the past season were presented tn the following members of the Gordons: A.C.Wood, W.Kerr, A.Morrison, R.Jackson, E.Price.G.Gorman, E.H.Martin, H Owden, W.Kelly After a short programme to which the following contributed.Meaars.H.Bowden, N Butler, P.Griffin, J.T.Edward, Prof.Mulr Edwards, M.T.Diplock, what proved to be a most oyable evening, brought to a close just befnre midnight with the singing of Auld Lang Bype.,.Willie Hoppe Wen.New York, March 28 __Wiljte Mopre Aetonted Jake Schaëfer at 18.2 bak Une Miltardn Saturday nigMt.600 ta 163 points.Champion Geo.Button Arfeat- ed Camignol, the French expert, b00 to 363 points.In the afternoon\u2019 game Cassignel defeated Blouson 300 to 30.tte tates 70 CURE A OOLD IN ONE DAY R wv ROVE S signature is ach Dox.e.== Wetproof e diffleulty most makers of waterproof shoes haye to overcome is making the soles stay wetproof.ost waterproof shoes re- nist wet for a while, then the waterproofing works out, and they admit-wet.Soles of DRY-SOX Shoes are made wetproof with a preparation that never comes LG 14 Sure, QUEBEC FETES DECIDED UPON CommissionersHeld Their Insugural Meeting Saturday.OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS MADE Representatives of the Sister Colonies, France, and the United States Will Be invited.Special to the Montreal Stur.Quebec, March 23.\u2014On hehalf of .:1e Royal Nutional Commission on the Quebec Tercentenary.the tioverner- General has cabled to Lard Elgin, Cc: lonlal Secretary, asking lim to invite to the coming fetes a rapresrntalise of the town of Brouages.Champlain's astal town, as well as representatives of the families of Wolfe.Montcalm, Levia, Murray, Guy Carleton and Xi- mon Fraser.the former chief of Fr.- ser Highlanders.who performed such es of valor at the taking +f Quebec.lord Eigin has beeu asked to attend personally.or to send a rotative, and also to Invite Austra.la to send one representative.Keuth Africa four, New Zeglund our, New- foundlsnd ones.France one and tie United States one.France and the United States are wlso Papeuted 15 send flecta to participutr in the fetes When the commissioners et here on Saturday.the commission naming them, and that appointing Ma.or (iar meau President, were read The come missioners approved a number of up lations applicd for in connecticn with the Champlain Terventenary, ond also authorized an appeal for sub srriptions to the fund of the park of the Plaîna of Abraham, of which Mr, Courtney, ex: Deputy Minister of Finance Ix to he receiver geueral Al subacriptions are to go solely to the park project.und mav he handed into any branch of any Canadian bank The comtniesionere present at tha ne ugurel meeting Naturdny were Mayor Garneau, Hon.A.Turgeon, Senator Drummond, Colonel Deurison und Mr Byron Walker.With the exception of a few details which have to be aub- muted to the Prince by cable, the of ficial programme for the reception of the Prince of Wales and for the tercentenary fetes was approved The Prince wl! land on the mov png of Wednesday the 22nd of Juis when he whl be officials received he Hs Fin eallency the Goveruer Gendral.and in 811 probability wl be pro-enteld vu th an address le the Partianient of Canada The Royal Soctetv of Canaux will hold a spéca! vescon the same day in the l\u2019arliament House.at uhooh œuJog'es «co, Chav-piain and bie wou h will be proneances an French ae English Ou Thuredas the ind?Champlain 158 to arr, \u20ac sta tue crew in à fac -xumile nf hs Bittle ship, now being built for the purpose, Li's ar rival being saluted ty the en «(nar fn the harbor The big ceremony of das wnt ou rur at the Chaiminlain monument on the Dufferin Terrace.where à lovat vaht grain will be addressed 1+ the hug and congratulations exchangsd with different parts of the Kmpire France and the [United States.and especially | Por to membery of such organizations with the Major of Champiatn\u2019e birthplace It ia probable that the Prince will himself format declare the open.ink of the fetes.and a brief speech wil] be made x Er Wilfrid Laurier The grand historical parade = hich will de.E would like to say a few words to the young lady who will | ' t \u2018 | shortly become a bride\u2014and bave a bome to furnish We want to call her attention to the bomes sbe bas visited where the bed- gooms she most admired bad as their : centre of attraction a handsome brass bed It is to you we are speaking.Do you remember the resolve you ro made when on one of these vigits\u2014that, *\u201c when I have a home of my own I will Dave brass beds in the bedrooms?\u201d It is in your power to keep your gesolution.Cost shuld not be allowed to in the way.While Brass Quelity Beds are a tew dollars more expensive yet they last so much longer than wood or metal, they are in the end more economical.Brass Quality Beds are beyond compare in stylishness of design and beauty of finish.They breathe an air of refinement and Suzury that will be distinctly pleasing to you, and a subject of congratulation from your visitors.Require practically no attention\u2014the finish is there to stay\u2014and they are the most healthful beds you can buy.Our handsomely illustrated catalogue gives complete details and shows designs for every decorative scheme.Glad to sai) free, if you write now.\u201cClub.\u201cline Cr =, | Spanish- American alght there will be & grand !llumine- tiun of the fleet, snd u big display of tireworka from Levis Heights, which vu > visible from the entire city ¥riday, the 34th, will merk the dedication uf the battlefields, which will Le made the occasion of a grand mill- tary and naval review.That night there is 10 be a grand concert by the Mendelssohn (\u2018hoir of Toronto, and the Quebec Symphony society.There will probably be a garden party at Spencer wood in the afternuvn The review of the fleets, which will steam past the saluting point of the reviewing vessel is fixed lor Saturday morning This Is expected to be a Most liposing function.Sunday the 26th July will be Thunks- giving day.The Koman Catholic service will be a grand open air mass on the Plains of Abrubam, with gorgeous music, followed by service in the Eng- Hsh Cathedral.»0 that those official persvnuges who so desire will bc able to attend both of them.Monday the 2ith has been ~clected for the naval display ashore, when pro- babl.ten thousand ratlors will perform In the afternoon there will be à regatta on the river for the men of the fleat, and Indian war canoe races.The evening will withess one of the most rwctagular events of the fetes, nainelx.a presentation of the boimn- bardinent of Quebec by the foint (leat and army under Saunders and Wolfe, which took place on the 27th of July, 1:09 Tucrday the 28th will be Children\u2019< dav.with das light fireworks on the plains In the afternoon there will be a @umkhana and athletic sports, and In the evening a ball will he given by the Provincial Government at the Parhament bulldings The Prince will leave the port np Wednesday morning.the 28th The grand pageant of scenes from Cana- dan history will be given on seseral afternoons under Mr.Lascelles\u201d man- ngement.Three thousand performers will tuke part.and n stage and grand ands will be crected on the Plains Other events will fill in several dare before and after the visit of tie Prince Maror \u2018Garneau entertained the cenmissioners, secretaries and a few others at the Garrison Club oy Satur: dav evening.The connnissloners will hold a meeting tn Montreal on Saturday next.when further detalls will be decided upon LABOR MEN DECLARE SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST LAW MUST BE AMENDED.Washington, D.C, March 23._ While the Supreme Court or other institutions may be able temporarily tu retard and sertously embarrass the growth und action of cur movement, we boldly assert that no power on earth can destroy.successfully, outlaw or disrupt the trade union movement These words form the key to an address issued to organized labor and farmers associations by the labor work \u20acrx, who have been In session in this city.The address atater that a large part of the discussion of the conference was devoted to consideration of the Supreme Court s action in appl - the Sherman Anti trust law to labor The proceedings, * the address \u201cwere smurked by the utmo.t harmony The further statenieut ts siade that it was the unaniinous feeling of the conteoreuvr that ane steps should he taken to tinpress upon Congress the neces ty far prompt action touxards amending the Shernjan Anti-trust Law, so that it hall be (Inapplicable to rEunizations or assoriations not for profit and without capital atack or associations.nor th any arrangements or combinations among péersens engaged in agriculture ar horticulture.made with nu view of enhancing the price of their oun agricultural ar hor.ticuitural vroducts The conference pledged Ytself to use its influence toward securing the enactment of a ll to regulate and limit the fssuance of infunctians.and alse of a new emn- plovers liabilty bill GREAT BRITAIN ALL RIGHT.Congressman Landis Recalls Tribute of President McKinley, New York, March S$ _Cougressman Landis, of Indiana.one of the speak- ors at the dinner of the Beta Theta Phi at the Hote! Astor.Satur ia.night.said: \u201clu wm) mind the best fruit of (ne War was the cementing of friendship between tha United States and Great Britain.\u2018hat triendship protects the United States from war with Japan or any other country.but Japan does not want 2 EO to war with us.\u201cI remember a \u2018aonference In ci\u201d White House in the beginning of that war, which had been assembled to consider the possibility of Euro.-an nations assisting to make the United States keep hands off Cuba and\u2019 5pan- ish affairs generally.! brought to the President a copy \u201cf 1 t.rem which had been written hy Alfred Austin and was evidently inspired by his royal master.President McKiniey looked up with relief aa he said: \u2018Great Britain 1s all right\u2019 That was the message frum Great Britain to the United States for all time.\u2019 MR.MARCIL AT BROCKVILLE.Deputy Speaker 8poke on the Early ; History of Canada, fal to The Montreal Star.Brockville, Ont.March 323 _Hon.Char.Marcil, Deputy Speaker of the House of Commonn, delivered a pleasing address to the members of the Brockville Club on Saturday night.He was introduced by Sanator Derbysh, He aketched the history of the F, regime, and showed how peaceably the two races were llving together.and what great privileges were being enjoyed under British rule.He referred to the coming tercentenary celebration in Quebec, which he ragarded as high- 1x complimentary to the French-Cana- dians.Hon.Mr.Marvil was tendered a hearty vote of thanks.At the close of the addrea.Hon.G.P Graham epoke briefly, endorsing the battieflelds\u2019 fund and urging the formation of a Canadian Club, which will Hkely be undertaken at an early date.LICENSE REDUCTION BY-LAW.Toronto By-Law Quashed on the Ground of Irregularities.Toronto, March 23._ Chief Justice Meredith has quashed the by-law pe- * cently passed by the City Council, re- | ducing the number of liquor licenses.; He also has confirmed the election of the three controilera, Spence, Hocken, and Harrison, who consequently will retain their seats.The by-law whe quashed in its entirety.The reason given hy Hin Lordahip was that the wording of the law was in contravention of the statute.The Chief Justice called attention to the fact that the by-law hecame operative when It was paseed by tha City Council, but the N- cense year endad on May 1.and the Reerd of License Commisslaners ware then expected to issue the six licences?out of 18 that have been withheld {nr the past year Our Suits at $18 and $20 E advertise these lines much\u2014for it is hard to say just what you wish to pay.And these Suits serve to illustrate our ability and our values.Let us show you the different models for spring \u2014note the prices on the labels\u2014and you will readily recognize why Fit- Reform garments set the standard for value-giving Auction Sale of Manufacturers\u2019 Samples Of Parier.Bedroem and Dining Room Furniture, Desks.Brass Beda, - ding.etc., the product of two of our best Canadian Manufacturers, and wlll te end without the slightest reserve.at the store oocupled as thelr sample rooms.No.248 NOTRE DAME WEST.near McGill Street.on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 24th and 25th, at 2.30 P.M.Sach Day.Parior Sets, Odd and Fasy Chairs tn Sik and Velour Cover- Ings, Parior Tables, Cabinets.etc.: 2 Sideboards, Oval and Square Dining Tables.Wood and Leather-seated Dining Chalrs, etc.large assortment of Bureaus and Washstands, Odd Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Ladies\u2019 Dressers, Single ond Double Wardrobes, with KB.P.Mirrors.Hruss and Fnamelied Hedateads.Comprising: Bedding.etc.lialistands.R T.and Fiat Tup Desks, Kitchen Cabinets and Tables, etc.RAE & DONNELLY.eee On View Monday.es : Auctioneers.WALTER M.KEARNY\u2019 SALES | FacProrcs AUCTION | AUBONETPS SALE of } 6 Weredale Park New and Second-Hand (Off Dorchester Street, west Household in Canada.310 Aat-Féform 444\u2014St Catherine St.West \u2014 444 A.W.Parker, Sole Agent.MARCOTTE BROS.SALES.| MARCOTTE BROS.\u201d SALES TRADE SALE, At our rooms, St James Street, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 2% and 6th Instant.at Ten O'Clock.with- our reserve, and tn lots for the trade Hankrupt xtork of Dry ljooda, amounting 15 $10 000 Goods, Hosiery.Gluovea, Shirts, Underwear, Trimmings.Ornaments, Lace, Rib.ben.Feit Hats, Caps.ete.Stock of Dry Gaodr damaged Uv tire and water, large | rumber of vonstznmends: and many other goods, MARCOTTE FRERESR, &e 3 Lu Auctionenrs, Special Sale of Horses by Auction Tuesaday, VNareb 24, JM@i, at 1630 a.m.and 3.30 p.m.100 head of Lorses.Three loads ef first cipeg Neary draught harses Croom) $00 ta 1.790 ibs Twn loads of general purpose horsen, raddia harass drivers ATA threr firer cinas ponies fram 300 tn 100 Ib» A tn 7 bh ehtidren One load of cheap wark.ers nf ail kinda.from a toeal firm also an K.vear-old Mare.in foal, weight 1 250 Iba Private sales at al) times J.E.CHARLEBOIS, $t.Henry 8t.Corner SU Henrv st, corner ft.Fett.MARVOTTE FRERES.Auctioneers Bell Tel Matu 236% ss 2 hen buying your Piano insist on having an OTTO HIGEL\" Ptano Action 139 52 law PILES CURED at HOME by New Absorption Method.1f you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind or protruding Piles, send me your address, and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment: and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality if requested.Immediate relief and permanent cure assured.Send no money, but tell others of thu offer.Write to-day to Mr.M.Summers, Box P.88, Windsor, Ont.58 3 laweow Mr, Lloyd-George's Thanks Canadian Associated Tress.| London, March 23._Mr.Lioyd George thanked the Canadian Government through Lord Strathcona for the assistance rendered in removing the difficulty in connection with commercial travellers\u2019 licensea.Lord Strathcona was also thanked for his personal services AD A STAB-LIKE PAIN THROUGH THE HEART.MILBURN\u2019$ HEART AND NERVE PILLS: CURED HER AND SAVED HER LIFE.There is imagine, sote about delibersnly to do infery to the heart, il hil; | Le fi i i © in bound up with one d tion of ta an en de disorder of the other, When you find your heart the least bib ent of your nerves deny wait you are ona ef Nerve Pilla.They on de ma ng erve ce dition you seve kaw you have & bear, wake your brain clesr end your serves , your blosd rieh pure, pad your boing thrill with à now Mm John C Yonne, Lith NB «Tue ered - Assorted Clothing, Dress .years old ran be driven \u2019 Notice of Sale : On THURSDAY.26th instant, at nur \\reums, 11 cases of Menier's Chocolate and Cocoa, first quality gooda.for account of shisurane Compantes.Also 5 chests of \u2018Tea, 200 Vinx of Pepper.ete, No reserve and in lots to Sale at Ten O'Clock, MARCOTTE suit dealers, FRERENX, Auctioneers ! | | ss 4 | Sale of Jute t fm THURSDAY.2th Mar h at \u201cOTIock, ne will offer for sale at au.- tion: ; 2% pieces of Ite.slightly damaged hv water.No reser und in lota to sult trade MARCOTTE FRERES Notice of Sale p Street, an TH! RSDAF.268th March, at Ten Ottk, for account of Insurance Cowmpantes.withnut an: reserve 32 Reams of Paper.177 sheets.brown surface, Jip 1 20 inches MARCOTTE FRERES.4 Aurtioneers.Ten.n \u20ac LARGE STOCK or Jewellery and Fancy Goods To be sold by AUCTION AT RETAIL.Bankrupt Steck of A.MONGEAU & CO, M2 St.Lawrence Main Street.Comprising a very large lot of ladies\u2019 and gents Waltham \u2018atches, Silver.pates Ware, Watch Chains, Clocks xnives.Forks and Spoous and Carving Sets, (ruet Stands and other fancy ar- tiles.and all the contents of the bankrupt stock of A.MONGEAU & CO.all the store fixtures.show cases.tables, wall cases, jewellery acales, the whole to he sold on SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, and every evening until the whole cone tenta are sold out.A rare chance to purchase a gnod Waltham Wateh.Ald to be sold without the least reserve.Sale at 3.90 and 7.90, MARCOTTE BROS Auctioneers.Special Sale.For account of Insurance Companies, on WEDNESDAY and THURRDAY, 25th end 26th instant, at Ten O'Clock: large quantity of Assorted Felts, damaged by fire and water, in our rooms 69 Sr.James Street.No reserve and in lots to suit the trade.MARCOTTE , e 4 Auctioneers.es J PEOPLE OF CANTON ANGRY.Chinese Government\u2019s Capitulation to Japan Denounced.Canton, March 23._ The greatest indignation prevalls here cgainst the Government for yielding to the Japer ese demands in the Tatsu Maru case, it being considered that the Government'a action has brought disgrace upon this province.The Belf-Govern- ment Society of Canton has organised several monster indignation meetings, at which resolutions were adopted that the anniversary of the releases of the Tatsu Maru be observed as a day of public mourning.The resolutions also declared a boycott against Japanese goods.VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE * Morris\u201d Upright Plane.Fine Wilton Carpets, and Eastern Ruge The undersigned.instructed bv JOHN P.SEYBOLD, EsQ.Will sell at cha above address FRIDAY MORNING, 27th MARCH, At Ten OClok, The whole of the Neat Furniture and Eftecta; thcluding Drawing Room Chairs, Nettees, Divan, Cabinet, \u201cMorris\u201d Upright Mano ta splendid very fine Wilton Lirawing Room Carpet (like pew), Lace Curtains.Mahogany Tables.Fine Engravings and Etchings.Rric-a-brac, Eastern Rugs.Bookcases.Over-mantels, Wire-ba:k and Morris Chairs, Library Table.Gilt Clock, B.W.Sidehourd.Extension Table.L.C.Chaira.Crystal and other Gasaliers.Dinner and Teaware, Glansware Plated Ware, Cutlery, Handsome lirsss Redsteads.Lea: ther Lounge, Quartered ak and Ms- lo.gany Bureaus, Washstanda, ladies\u2019 Ivressing Tables end \u2018\u2019heffoniera, 3plea- dit MH.W Hedronm Het, Neat Tron etrads.BW Wardrote.Totlet Seta, Hall Stand and Chairs, \u201cBaldwin\u201d Refrigerator, \"John Bull trove (cost $65.00).Contents of Rervants\u2019 Rooms.etc.WALTER M.KEARNS, es 5 Aw tioneer.AUCTION SALE.Farm 8tock, Implements.12 Milch Cowan, 3 Horses, 100 Pure Bred Orpington Fowl, 1 thoroughbred 3 year oid Colt (from famous racing stock : A Tons of las, Waggons.Sieighs.Harmess.et- et.MR WALTER RROMRY.at Vouville (formeriv Bougies (Nnenars), BRT TAURENT.on WEDNESDAY.1st April.at 10.30 A.M, Particulars in preter or will be ed- vertised leter.WALTER M KEARNS.£3 3 Auctioneer.HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Piano, Cabinet Organ, * Simplex \u201d Piano Player, Mirrors, Crystal Gasaliers, &c., &c.A large quantity of Spiendid Furniture end Effects, removed from private resi- Gcnces for ronvenienne of rule.aiso a very choice lot of New Furniture, will be ocld by Public Auction at the under- signéd\u2019's salesroom.\u2019 32 UNIVERSITY STREET, Thursday Arman, March 26 t 230 O'Clock.UOdd Fany Chaire and Tables.Mirrors.Pic- , Bookcases.Carpets, Rugs.Clocks, very rare Set of \u201cHerring\u201d Hunting Pictures, Fancy Wicker Chairs, Library\u2019 Lounge.4 vers fine Brass Bedsteads, Quartered Oak and Mahogany Bureaus, Washstands.Dressing Tables snd Cheffoniers, Neat lron Bedsteads, Kideboards.Extension Dining Room Chairs, Crockery and Glassware, Refrigerators.Gas Stove.and a large variety of other , WALTER M.KEARNS.«© J Sale of Farm Stock 5 HORSES, 5 SPLENDID MILCH COWS (Including ! Pure-bred Jersey.fresh calved), § Heifer Calvea.} Bull Calf, lot of Poultry, Hay.Straw.implements.Harness, Double and Singie Expresses, Carts, Sleigha, etc., by order of HESSRS.WILDIG BROS, At thelr Farm COTE ST.PAUL (South side of Lachine Canal, and opposite Montreal West).on TUESDAY AFTEANOON, 31st MARCH At One O'Clock Bharp.Particulars In posters and will be aû- vertised later.WALTER M.KRARNR.\u201c3 Auctioneer Parlor Sets.cmd Premier Moore Plain Talk.London, March 33._ legram trom Durban says that Premier Moor, in defending the calling out of troope in December, said that certain mem- Commons had public institutiona of the y.Natal was bearing the white's man burden, which was not made lighter by their à le interference.un Down pour desler Ager\u2019s Ser- rr et on pe thing b-ttes then labo that.bete easily mppioreigpimd ded rohan\u201d Stop guese- op experimenting, doctor.Ask his opinion tion.A bleed purifier, a nerve tonic, a strong iterative.an aid ve digestion.{3 gpezen sired, dicoct to your Ayer\u2019s nom-alcs- Ne aloshel, ne stimule- of Atwater Ave.) ! FURN ITURE instruments, a | largest stock of \u201c\u2018\u2018arpet Squares and Linoleums of any house In the city At our rovme, 241 and 243 St.James St, Tuesday Afternoon, Mar.24 Consisting of \u2018'arpet Squares in various vizes and handsome designs: Axininater.Royal Wilton, Hrussels.T stry and vthar grades.Linoleums and Olleloths, Curtains.Portieres.and Tabla Linen House Purnishings, etc.Also very handsome Upright Pianos and very neat TMarlor, Bedreom ent Dining-Roñmn Furniture, Brass and Iron Bedsteaca, Springs and Mattresses, Fillows, HR.P Mirror.et- Alau a great varietv of Table Linens, Towels, Marseilles Quilta, Curtains, Portieres.Dress Goods and Neotel Twesis, Cutiery.No reserve.Sale at 230 p.m.RAE a4 DONNELLY, Auctioneers.\" FRASER BROS.\" SALES.STORAGE For Housebold Furniture, Pianos, Baggage, Etc.Safe.lean and dry.in our spacious Central Warehouse, 453 and 465 SR, Jaînes and 131 to 139 Inspector Street.Telrphone M.790.FRASER BROS.3 Extensive Regular Auction Of second-hand Hoverhold Furniture and effects, on FRIDAY, 27TH MARCH, At 10 A.M.At Saleemnms.443 St.corner Inapertor Consignments solicited.Cash advances | (9 James Streat.New furniture for privete mala every Storage tor Furniture.Flanos.Safe, clean and dry.FRASER BROS, Auctioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE _ In the Matter of James H.Ramilton 169 Craig Kt.West.Montreal.Btock of Boots and Shoes to be sold by Public Auction.We will sail en binc at the above address on THURSDAY.:6th March 1908, at the hour of 239 pm.the foilowing assets of this Estate: Stok in trade, consisting of Shoes, Rubbers, Sundries.etc, amounting as per ete == tnventory to .12000 $2,346.72 Furniture and Fixtures .130.00 92.496.72 Terms\u2014Cash.Ftore will be open for the Inspection of the stœk on Wednen- day.the 25th instant, and all information can be obtained trom: the Curator.JOHN McD.HAINS, 43 St.Sacrament St, Montreal PRASER BROTHERS, Auctlo re Montr=al.18th Man h, 1508.67 4 saw Allan ROYAL MAIL SERVICE TO LIVEAFUUL, I.ine Haan Joaa , Apr.34, Mar, 23, Apr.28 and frem Memtreal 1 From at.ortan, Mar.Viet {orsican .\u2018rginien, Apr.10 May Tunisien, Apr.28 and from Montreal 13 SALOON, $0 and upsarda acourding to \u2018LASS, $45 and upwards.THIRD CLASS, v i.Lendos ev oiseau, 327.60 ur 820.:5.aocordiag to sieam- TO GLASGOW.i From Por: aud From Poston.S: Jan, Apr: 2 Ixurentian Mar.= lonian, Apr: 16 Frériorien, Apli.9 Numid:an, April 30 Grampian, \\prit .3 Sais 667.00 and .y- Second \u2018ass $49 ad up, Third Cane 326 Su \u201ct dehn.N.is.uné Matfas te Mavre.From Ke Frota Huilfaz rdinian.26th Mar.20th Mar.Une ciass called Becond ; Hates: London.348: Havre, 645; pare $43.65.Third cimss.327.60: Paris, $30.08.Appl) Ww ti.ama à ALLAN, Montreai.30 313 Dominion Line ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS LIVERPOOL SERVICE.From Portiond.Trem Montreal.Drminion Mar.2% Deminlen May 2 Kennington Apr 11 Ottawa May 9 Canada «vo.Apr.IN Kedaington Mar 2 Southwerk Apr.45 tanada May 10 4250 tte a White Star Line.Now York \u2014 Quesastewn \u2014 Liverpool.Ceârie.\u2026.- Mar.76 Raltie.Apr.18 Celtic Apr.© Cedric.Apr.23 Plymouth \u2014 Cherbourg \u2014 Bouthamptea.Adriatic Mar U3 Oceanic .Apr Majestic.Apr.1 Tweutonle.APE 10 Epices, TO ITALY asd BOSTON Via.Aseres, Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers.\u201c\u201cCretie.Mar.29 \u2018\u201cRepabile,\u201d .Apr.1¥ \u201cCanopie,\u2019.Apr.4 \u2018\u2019Romanic,\u2019 - Apt.23 Apply to locsl ageute, or COMPANY'S OFTICK, 17 ST.SACRAMENT ST.HNorthGermanLioya.FAST EXPRESS SERVICE riymenth 10 am.kronprioz Wm Mar 21 Kaiser 4 Gr Apt 4 Kaiser Wim, li Mar #1 Uecilie (new) .Apr, 17 TWIN SCBEW FASSENGER SEBVICK l\u2019iymouth, Cherbourg.Nremea, 16 A.M.sBeardbarmesa Ap.% Barbarneea .May li Avrfoerst Mes ?Kurtuerst .June J} sHramen d'rea:.MEDITERRANEAN BERVICE GIBRALTAR\u2014 NAPLHS \u2014UENOA.at 1! am.K.Albert .Mar 74 Friedrich .Aprl it ¥ lrene April 4 K Lutes .Apel 1S North (sormea liosd Travellers\u2019 Checks CLLitl HS & CU, § Broadway, N.T.W.HH.HENRY, 285 8: James st «5 301 Jeamburg-stmerican London-Paris-Hamburg *t'anneyivanie Mer.78 Amerika (hRow:.Apr 9 \u201ct'atrteie, Apt 4% *Preturie.âps.11 *Xats to Mamburg direct.Gibraitar-.vap.es-Genou Hamburg.March 3] Hamburg .May 14 Motte .April 2 Moltke | - Jaue 2 TRAVELLERS CHECK3 ISSUED Compañs + Uttire.0-3.urundway, N.1.ur local agents JAMES THUM.ues.etu.Agent, 17 BL sacrament at, sv.ti.Heary, imperial sank Normaa L œw B7 Bul.alag 186 SL James at.Lusher, 118 al.James st REFORD AGENCIES DONALDSON LINE St.John, N.i, Glasgow, Weakly Service 88 TRITUNIA.Mareh ?BA.KAST A SU ATHENIA .US SALAClA.Ce ee ea ee Fessenger Rates\u2014Cabin ($43.80.Prepaid Cabla, 842464 TIME RUREMT MEFURD CU.Limked.Montreal.Joromia Quebec SL John N.B.Portland.Me 0 812 H.M.HICKS & CO\u2019S SALES \"KAMNOL\u201d Teething children instantly relieved by one application to guma 23 ventas McCormack's Pharmacy, Park Avenue.© ead\u201d FIREPROOF REDUCE INSURANCE RATES A.B.ORMSBY, Limite» | QUEEN a GEorGe.TORONTO.| WINDOWS LOCAL AGENTS STINSON-REES Ce.LinIiTED.KIDNEY ouais Pa It TROUBLE Dr.Kilmera using Bwamp-Root, the great kidney rem «Av, a tn The and $1.35 sines.ie bottle.by mail.free, alsn pamphlet telilng yeu you have hiduney trouble - Kiimer and Co., Binghamton.| 1 italian Paper Barred From Malle.Washington, March 23 __ Declining to! allow the Post Office Department to be put into the positon of acoessory to murder by allowing in the mails publi- | mad cations which advocate the killing of citisens by dynamite, Postmaster-Gen- eral Meyer has issued an order declaring non-mallable the Itallan publication known as La Question Sociale.a weekly published at Paterson, N.J.La- Question Boclale, it is charged, adve- cates murder by dynamite, the murder of enlisted men of the United States army.the officers of the police force and the burning of housea of private cttt- | \u201c to this im SALES at Private During March and April you intend selling your Household Furniture by Auction, we are to handie it to the Lest advantage.Long experience and strict attention pertant part of our business with our established connections, enable portant sales, and would request early intimation from those win Intend to favor ue with their patronage in order to secure cholre of dates.Sale of Furniture and General Mer- ADVANCES MA NI 1 DE AND T GIVEN.MATES CHARGES MODERATF.° RETURNS PROMPT.Excellent Dry Storage for Furniture, nos, eter, M.HICKS 4 CO., 101 Metcalfe street.9 3 Tel.Up 2546.Wants Canadian Independence.aroha, Ont.March 22.-In an ad- ns ore t terary and Rcle 1 Boctety Institute, Geo.J Gibbons, nes chairman of the Canadian section of the International Waterways Commission, & & plea for independence In dealing with Canadian affairs.and aleo strongly endorsed the principle of rmanent to dea) with matters aot] the United States and Canada.He jeves tt abeolutely necersary for the strength of the Empire that Canada be permitted to manage her owt materials affairs, and that when Canada nals Ajrectly with the 1'nitad States she is morelv likely to get fair play.Jewellery, all kinds, repaired.\u2019 .i ' , ~ + ! } 5 D ?* THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014-MONDAY.MARCH 23.1908.s \u2014 \u2014 = : 7 \u2014 \u2014 Uls through the principal streéts vf ¢ RAR & DONNELLY'S SALES.PROGRAMME OF the city.wil then reviewed At RAILROADS.AY YN FY ASIE CRAND TRUN REDUCED FARES IN EFFREÇT UNTIL APRIL 8, 1808, INCLUSIVE.real to.} to lass Colonist fares from.Meat NELHON and BPOKAND .840.98 ROSSLAND \u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 849,60 BEATTLE, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER and PORTLAND .BAN FRANCISC( - GELL > LOS AN MEXICO CITY, Mea, .Low rates to man- other pelata TOL RIST BLAKEFING CANS.Leave Montreal Moadays and Wedaesdays at 10.30 pm.for the aecommodation eof Passengers noldiag fuet or econu lass tickets to CHICAGO AND WEST then tC as far es the PACIFIC COAST\u2014bominel \u2018Are a made for berihs, which ina, Le reserved in advance _ CITY TICRET OFFICLs: 137 Su James Pt Phones Main 466 461 or Bonaventure Sta\u2018ivs.+ CANADIAN PACIFIC CHEAP RATES.Saevond-class from Moutreal uath Avril 29th, (908 $32.7 Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma, Wash, and Port- 19.9 Nand.Ore.- sison, Spokane.80 ossiand.$84.00 San Francisco.Los Angeles, vis Chicago only.$30.30 Mexico City, Mex tivpurtionateiy luw rutes to vihar poluts T ST SLELPING CARS leave Montreal for Winnipeg, Calgarv.and Vaneouver every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday end Faturday, at 10.10 p.niant on Sundays, Mondays ard Thursdays at 10.10 a.m, for Winnipeg, Moosejaw and intermediate stations, tor the accommodation of passengers holding first or Becund- class tickets.Price of berth.$4.00 to Winnipeg.und $9.02 to Vancouver.CITY TICKET OFFICE.129 St.James Street, next Post Office.entrée! Fork & Island Rallvoy Company.LACHINE \u2014 From Post Office, ¥¢ mw.Service.5.40 am.to R08 pm., 30 min service, 3.90 p.m.to m night.From Lachine \u20186 min.serrtie 4.50 a m to 8.45 p.m.: 30 min.aervice 4 65 pm to 12.45 m'alght.FÉAULT-AU-RECOLLET \u2014 Firat car fiom Ht.(tente 5 20 à M.From Xt.Denis and Henderann Station, 20 min.service.Bb.«ue .10 2.40 a.m.A nin service 8.40 em.20 min.vervice, 1.40 p.m.te 9 2e pun.60 min.service 6 ©0 p.ui.to 1:20 m'night.Last car froin Seult 12.40 a.m.; Denis 13.20 a.m.Extra car daily from Channeville street to Henderson Stas lion e: 6.10 pm.MOUNTAIN \u2014° From Mount Royal ave, 16 min.service, 5 60 a.m.to 11.40 p.m.From Victorias ave, Westmount, 219 min sen ice 3.56 am to 11466 pm.CARTIBRVILLE\u2014Frem Snowdom's June- tton 66 min.service, 6.00 a.m.to 12.06 pm, From Cartferville, 60 min.service.5.40 sm.to 11 460 pm.287 356004 ATLANTIC CITY, NA THE SALT ran Sr.Tiske A 'N LA LY el\u201d Atlamtio City, N.J.Hotel and Samatorty Baths and massage in our partments will help many ouf the mst of recent frman-ial disturbance.Trained stiendants only.Baths open to guests of other hotela F.L Young Maa- ager.- 3004 MOTEL WILTSHIRE, Ocean End, Viginia Ave.close tn Steel Pier.Improved through.cut Capacity 256.Private baths, elevator sun parlors etc.Orchestra.Cuisine of especial excellsn~e.fpecta! « \u20ac \u2018terme.Book leu New mansgement.Harry Botha, MONTICELLO Atiantio City, N.J.Kentucky Ave.Rear bes - The Hotel for Comtort.Most »- alt location Near all attractions Medern, bi.h like Klegant roome with bath Ex relient table and service Capacity » right?1 saw her at the Wlbur-Brownes last night.Some parvenue, no doubt, and goodners knows 1 think a blacksmith must design het « 8.(Are hearts or diamonds trump® Ob, that's a fart, Its® elubs.) Some girls arp so devoid of tant: That pariton creature in the last year's \u201c hats Just makes me mad ss mad\u2014she'b such a cat, And, nearly snaps your head off if jou on't Keep absolutely dumb; \u2014 of course, I Oh, girls.Jack's so devoted it's Me's quite my shiadow.\u2014 What! vok Well, anyway, I think it's mean to take Three tricks from me for just that small mistake.Bridge bores me frightfully, I'm bound te any Though Jack says it's astounding how I ay.will some hestessea invite such > Why frumps?Oh, dear'\u2014my lead agein*\u2014Let's see\u2014 what's trumpe?' Isn'e it about time to measure rifle for a fumeral?Duc de Chaulnes, who married Miss Shonts, is going to go to work to support her.If he ia not careful he will be thrown out of the duis\u2019 union.a joke, did 1 re- the Isn't it nire to hear something about the Thaw family every day.Eir Charles Roés inherited his title.He was not Knighted for selling the.rifle to Canada.EXPLAINED.Clarence - \u201cWhy does Stevens always buy open-work socks™ Floyd\u2014\u2018He says that he has been a bachelor for so long that the ones with holes in are the only kind in which se feels natural.\u201d That the shooting of Russian lieuten- ant-genersls isnt much straighter than that of Bussian battleships ts shown by the fact that only one shot took effect out of seven at 30 paces.JOHN BULL 1S SECOND TO NONE An Englishman In Defence of Mis Countrymen Replies to Criticlams as to Their Value to Canada.The controversy relating to the de- sirabllity of Eaglishmen as settlers for Canada has brought \u2018\u2019An English- | man\u201d to the defence of his countrymen In the following letter addressed to the Editor of the Star, which the writer heads \u201cUncle Sam Bull.\" UNCLE SAM BULL.\u201cFor he himself has sald it And it's greatly to his credit That he is an Englishman.\u201d Those who read the dally papers will have noted that Englishmen are sald to be the least welcome immigrants into Canada.This must come as a surprise to everyone.for it has always been an article of our national faith to believe that John Bull comes second to no one, whether European, A or Asiatic.Is thers any real ground for this faith that we have In ourselves?While travelling recently in the United States I came across what ia probably the best evidence existing of an Englishman's capacity to take the lead of all other people.An American asked me what I thought of his country and I eat it was a very fine country.\u201cAnd what do you think of the American le?\u2019 he asked.1 said they were very fine peopls, t 00.\u201cYou have nothing to equa! them in England,\u201d he said.\u201cBut where did you get them?1 inquired.He could not answer offhard.so we went into the question, and here is what we found: In the United States every man has equal chances, with every one else.At the last census it was found that there were nearly 37 millions of Inhabitants who were born in foreign countries, or in America of foreign parents.Of these, only 3,880,763 were of purely English blood: 10.801,- 5, were German.Of Bnglish, Scottish, and Irish combined, there were 12.804.- 000; but of Germans, Swedes, Norwegians, Italians, etc, there were 33.- 763,000.Now it is quite obvious that among America's leading men, Ger- so and others sught to make a good ng In a country of equal chances.are a Jot of old English descend- t ants there, bu biaectat \u2018orem hs vast .majegily, of the leading post tions, It must be ause they are the best men.The result of Sur Mmvestiga- tion so surprised my American fridad, that he drank to the health of John Bull right away.Mere it fe: There have been 29 men In the high- dency _ in 1729.These Included 14 of English ancestry: 18 of Scotch, Welsh and Irish; 12 of Dutch ancestry: not a solitary German.Frenchman, Italian or anything else.Now take the 28 vice-presidents, 17 were 6f English blood; 5 were of Scottish, Welsh and Irish blood; 3 were of Dutch blood.Remembering that anyone, provided he has the ability, and was born in America, may be the Plesldent or Vice- President, this in a marvellous tribute to British capacity.; Of course, the United States has men corresponding to our Ministers of the Crown_ War Secretary, Army Secretary, Navy Recretary, Postmaster-Gen- eral, etc.Let us lump them all together.There have been 291 of them in all during the past century and a quarter.Of these, 268 were English, Scottish, Weish and Irish; 9 were French, § were German, 3 were Dutch, & we could not allot to any particular nation.Now, here is a more surprising fact stiti.The United States representaiivea fiweda, one would think, from all nationalities among her \u2018citizens: but, of course, the the President chooses, above all, the ablest men.Now, of all the United States\u2019 Ministers to England, Russia, ce, Germany, Italy, Austria and Spain, 3% ve been English, Irish, Scottish or Welsh: 28 Germans, French, Dutch, etc.Thus both the home and the foreign policy of the United States are determined by Englishmen.Could we ask a better proof that John Bull's faith in himself ls weil founded ?We have more proof.In ume Amert- can Parliament there are 90 Senators and 396 Representatives, corresponding our Lords and Commons.Of these nators, 8 have English, Irish, Bcot- tish or Welsh names: § have French.Duteh and other names.Of theit Representatives, 331 have English, Irish, Bcettish and Welsh names: 19 have German names: 37 have French: Dutch, Bwedish and other names.Each State has a Parliament of its own\u2014the State Legisiature.We cannot go through the whole fifty-one State Legisiatures, but we take that of the State of New York as an example.In the Assembly of 150, there sre 124 members with English, Scottish, etc.names, and only 2¢ repre- seriting all other countries.And of the \u201cGovernors\u201d of this State rince the Revolution, no less than 38 have heen of English blood, to only 8 cf ill other countries.The United States {s certainly ruled by Englishmen.And why?! Recause it finds Englishmen to be the best rulers.- But they are also apparentiy the bert judges, lawye army officers and naval officers.There have been aixty- two judges In the highest position since 1789, judges of the Bupreme Court.Of these, no fewer than 58 were unml ly English, Scottish, Weish or Irish, and only 4 French, ote.Here are the names of the present chief justice and his U British it will be seen.Fuller, Judges White, Holmes, Brewer, Day, Peckham, Mowdy, Harlan, and McKenna.There are also 30 circuit\u2019 judges, and 35 of them are undisputably British.There are 30 Qistrict judges, 4nd 73 are Engliah, Reottish, ete.and the list of United Staten marshals and attorneve tells the same tale, John Bull runs the American legal business from top to In forelgn countries would be choeen,.bottom ) Lastly.take the Army and Navy.ln hh the Army, anyhow, the centinental emigrants have even a better chance than the Englishman.But what do we find?The highest army officer is Lieut.-General McArthur.Next below him are seven major-gen Wade, Wood, Alnswotth, Weston, Grant, Greely and Lee.Then come 7 Brigadier-generals, of whom all but three are English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish.These are folowed by 110 colonels and 93 of them are Eng'lsh, ete.; 127 Heutenant-colonels, of whem 110 are British in name; and 30 majors, of whom only 45 have continental names, the remaining 315 being British.The same i» found in the Navy__ British always on top.The supreme officer is Admiral Dewey.The next in rank are RearAdmirals Evans, Sands, Bigs- bee, Goodrich, Davia, Cralg, Thomas, Snow, Mead.Brownson, Stockton, Walker, Dayton, Sperry, Burwell, Berry, Swinburne.Hemphill, Emery, Very, Lyon and Reiter.; This ia something for John Bull ta be proud of.But also of the seventy captains, E5 are British and of the 107 commanders, 9! are of our own blood.\u201cWell\u201d sald my American acquatn- tance, \u201cI guess John Bull must do things pretty well at home anyhow.\u201d \u201cMake no mistake about It,\u201d 1 sald, \u201cAt home and a herever John Bull goes, he is the leader of white men.\u201d \u201cSort of defles competition,\u201d he sald.\u201cWell yes, there's more in John Bull than I thought.\u201d Dear Editor.\u20141 will be under a great obligation to you if you will kindly publish the true facts, 1 remain yours sincetely, AN ENGLISHMAN.Frank Oliver.854 Notre Dame West, Montreal.Three Bandits Secured $47,000 Reno, Nev., March 2.___ Three bandits, heavily armed, overcame Edward offman and a companions on a road two miles from Rawhide late yesterday, threw them to tha gfound, and made off with the men's two horse rig and\u2019 gold and banknotes amounting to about 947,000.The money was od to the Coalition Mining Company at Rawhide.WHATS GOING ONTONIGNT IIS MAJEATY'S\u2014Fritat Bchett ln \u201cIe Modiete \" BENNETT'8\u2014 Vaudeville.AGADEMT\u2014Hap Ward in \u201cNot Yet, But n.FRANCAIS The Phantom Détective.Burlesque.HA na.plane recital.'M\u2014Roller skating.skating.ONTA .ART GALLERT-\u2014Private view.Spring Exhibition.\u2014 \u201cThree Swallows.\u201d Sir Johan Power & Son's \u201cT1vee Swallows\u201d Irish Whiskey Tamoue ton ae ôver à Fuite .Of highest 8! of .151 Aésoé, 8 .» We are Sellar & Co., of Constantinople.\u2018s Drums of Delight, only It 1s packed in 1-Ib.Wooden Drums.and sold in the regular way at 30: e Drum.v will sell our whole shipment at 20c per Deum.y 20c each.FRASER'S FINE A SPECIAL \u2014OF\u2014 CN GENUINE TURKISH DELIGHT now offering a mice let of Genuine Turkish Deilght SALE from Boad, CEYLON TEA AT 25c PER Le, Ï KNOCKS THEM ALL OUT Just take à package home with and it will be the best 2ic worth you hare hud for a long tinue FRASER'S FINE CEYLON, 23c PER LB.\u201cTO LOVERS OF CEYLON TEA \u2014 Ws would draw your special attention to this particular brand of Fine Tea.and ask you te compare it with anything else on the market abeut the sams free ou application.A BARGAIN \u2014.jou and try it, ealy 233 a pound, ~ ale 007 price.Samples sent IN FIGS : FIGS\u20142 BOXES FOR 2%.Here we are again with another JUST THINK OF IT! lon't miss this opportunity.boxes at the prine we are offering Theae bargain to tempt vou with.Every box contalps over a pound of selected Table Figs and the price 1s only 15c per Box.or ?for = 1e will Pay jou to lake a dozen or twe q them \u2018 \u2014u, gw are good enough far table use, and rearonable enough im ! F1 price for cooking purposes.LARGE NAVEL ORANGES FROM CALIFORNIA.Uur special sale of'Fine California are molling more than ever, in spite of \u201cwoke up\u2019 and got buay.Large Sccdless Oranges, Sweat and Serdless Oranges le still on, and we the fact that all our other fiends Jude y, Zhe dozen.$2 90 per cane The lot we aro selling at present is the bent we have had yet Only 2%5e duzen.FRAGER, VIGER & Cave ITALIAN WARENOUVSE SOPASLISNES | 004A Frasan's Buome sui, 220 @ 211 Qt.James O6 VONTRRAL THE NEW CRESCENT TURKISH BATHS, 580 Dorchester Street West.G Open day and night for Gentiemen.Ladies\u2019 bath hours, 10 a.m.to 2 p.m.dally (except Sunday).to 6 p.m.Phone Up 3947.CAFE A LA CARTE OPEN | TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.Facial Massage, Manicuring and Chiropody from 8 a.m.A few Bachelors\u2019 Rooms to let.Special High Tea\u20144 p.æ.to 6 p.a iv 3esod 9 OUR LONDON LETTER: Canadian Railway Officials Engage Attention at the Metropolis.THE GRAND TRUNK'S PLANS Will Have Effective Show at France| British Exposition\u2014Various Kinds of Colonial Preference.(From the Special Correapondent of the Montreal Star Resident in Logland.+ London, March 6.\u2014 What with the success of the new Grand Trunk issue and the presence in London of Mr.Hayes and Mr.Charlton, Grand Trunk affairs have been a good desl to the front this week.Mr.Hays ja, of course, & past-master in the art of avoiding the Journalist; Bir Willlam Van Horme.on the other hand.been tal conditions and t But then nger the executive Canadian road, as Hays is not onty that.tive head of a road that stil has a guod deal of difficult upbuilding to dort.Charlton tells me of the elaborate | plans which the Grand Trunk are mak- | ing in connection with the Franco- British exhibition tn london this ven- son.Fe has arranged for a special Grand Trunk bullding.which will occupy 1.000 feet and be architecture Mo! h the general scheme of the Canadian Government ki rand Trunk display wiil an in character to {illustrate fully the resour- ities of those sections of nion which the urand Trunk now serves and which the Grand Trunk Pacific wili soon be opening up for set- tement a.of course Sir william Van Home sa I Boa he ls the execu- GRAND TRUNK AND ALL-RED.The fact that the Grand Trunk exhibit at the Franco-British Eghibiton will entirely Canadian is that cific owes its pre-eml- the English mind to the fact that it has made itself to the Englishman a national Canadian and an Em- rase amine, and ff (he Grand wish © secure a similar place in English thought it must adopt an doer decisive Canadian and Impertal attitede.I gather that the Grand nk sutherities fully real is fact.The man friendly enough with the .the Un- {ted States is outside his Empire.and it ls because the Canadian Pacife Railway Is firmly fixed in his mind as within that Empire that it makes a special ap- to him, whether he be an emigrant urne.to Canada.a lelsured man in of sport, or a capitalist In pur- ah of investments.Mr.Charlton 1s fatent upon a new Grand n this country, and it is quite nature! that with the advent of the Grand Trunk Pacific east and west this campaign should take on ah all-red r.en headquarters of the Grand Trunk In Trafalgar square are pushed on to completion, and st sho not be inng re Canada has one making her bett.more enterprise concerned In > known in this coun- ry.ANOTHER KIND OF PREFERENCE.© have all talked a great deal in recent years about tariff preferences and It 18 quite certain that much of the increased h trade with Canada owes ite origin to the rential Canadian Guties which now favor the British ex- a t REFUSE SUBSTITUTES, SICK HEADAGCHI CARTERS re de.RTERS| ns mis | fil?i pi | | { i ä tangs DENTIST 410 BIRKS BLDG.9 Tel.Up.3I55 82 6 law THOMAS LIGGET & CO.642-444 ST.CATHERIVE ST.WEST.Carpet Clearing Sale and Slash Prices are making purchasers happy.es Secretary of State for War, a First Lord of the Admiralty.a Minister of - ture, and a President of the 1 Government mi, all of them determined to use the machinery of their several departments to encourage Cotontal production wherever st \u201could be done in tlhe interesta of the British consumer.an enormous stimn- lus would be given tn the production\u2019 in Canada, New Zraland, Australia, and South Africa of food and other commodities which the sumer must import the British Jtouse ef week fresh light has been wpeR this interesting feature of Angio-Colen~ ial relations.There ia, for Instance, tu- berrulous hee Mr.John Burne, as President local Government rd has heen dealing with allegation that 15 per cent.of the cattle slaughtered in la Plata for exportation to the United Kingdom are tu us and he 1» now conaldering whether hia department should not make extensive tests for tuberculosis in this Imported product.Of course should It © that the allegation is true, la ta beef would neccessarily and at once be p hibted.similar prohibition on the ground of pnssible disease fe likely soon te fall upon boneless meat exports the United States.there is the Question The Prerident of the Board nd tha disease han been among Rritish herds by the impor tion of hay and straw from countries where foot and mouth disease exista, and as a consequence an offical order to about to be issued prohi mporta- tinn from ese countries.ne order wiil apply onlv to hav and straw as fodder or for bedding.hay and raw used for commercial packing merchandise, etc.ed, but only under license and regulation.Being Free Traders.British Ministers console themselves with the bellef that the prohibition vill affect less than one- half of one per cent.of the total Brit.imh supplies and wiil not, therefore.be likely to increase the price hay.But here again the principle is the thine-you have an admintetrative preference at work against food swp- piles.CANADAS uf the et of \u201cGREATEST ASSET\" Fake, again.the Admiralty and thelr wood supplies.It 1s semething of © diagrace that in these days of mane Im- périalism the Admiraity should issue ron tract forme which prohibit British merchants from supplying anything but Scandinavian timber.whereas it ie well known that the United States Nav finds Canadian timber of exactly the right quality for Admiralty purposes.In the recent annals of the War Office you may find other indications of the greatly increased Canadian trade which might arise from a wisely 5 od gotermination on the rt of h nistera to giv thelr Duriness Britian colonfde where they can do so with due regard both te price and to quality, And when England does get to hervelf a Ministry which In not afraid to adopt the family ideal in tts administration.'at Canadiana go down on their knees and thank Heaven that they 8 oN.mate which, an Dr.Parkin has just heen reminding Englishmen is cold enough tn freeze ort the unfit in man.in animal and in plant.The more ome thinks of It the more certain ht In that Canada\u2019s greatest asset is her climate, and especially her winter climate.AN INDISCREET IMPERIALIST.Mr.Jesse Coili is a delightfully Indiscreet person.hough a Privy Coun- clilor, a life-long friend of Mr, Chamber- fain.and an ar@ent Tariff Reformer.he has this week committed a terrible blaser in the Times.He has It reeme, been reading the houwst of General Booth that the Balvation Army is sending te Canada not the scum of English cities, of whom England would be rad enough to be rid, but the very ha % er lation.for Instance.ont ot he.360 emigrants who left ng week for Ci a were - ry employed on the land.As the ardent friend of British agriculture, and the author of the policy of \u2018three acres and a cow.\u201d Mr Jesse Collings hoids up his hands in horror.\u201cWe here in Enx- and.\u201d he cries.have the land lying {dl We have the men ready to til it, the dernand for the produce new supplied from abroad le practically unlimited, and yet we are so mad an te soné to Cana ia the very pirk of our agricultural por'1- lation.To give ald te such a movement.however, well intentioned, le an unpat!!- otic act an act which favors a processes of national suicide.\u201d When adiane ir shores wi RMERE.Dynamited Newspaper Rock Islands.1e.March 22.The Daily News office was dynamites eativ to-8ay.The press room was badly damaged The paper han been attacking the gamblers.No one was injur- / Eee SE EN or 228 cv \u20ac ta LEER CERI IE PRT SA aa oo PT TR PT ON RE vom TE TEES o ik CE mme SEE .M = pe - 0° ; : y Ae : s, } ; .\u2018 Ro « ; .0 ; THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1908.9 \u2014 = \u2014 \u2014 mp pages \u20ac \u2014 TOO MANY SALOONS, SAYS MER.BRUCHES Petition in Favor of Liquor Interests Condemned by the Archbishop.\u2014_\u2014 STRONG APPEAL FOR REFORM Twe Thousand Men Take the Pledge at St.Joseph's Church.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Last evening.'n St Joseph's Chur-h, Richmond stiri 113 Grace Ar hblahen Bruchesi atrong: + ondemned the monster petition of 1! xr Who are requesting tis Quebec Tecisiiture to lease interest: sf Montreal\u201d ax they occasion was tbe closing of misston The church Wks denses packed the dquo Th mes = are the by & intixregation vf over tua thouxsand men, Fiery man in the -huret pron ned never TO mine mass on Sunday te lead a true-Christian Nf and never to enter à hbarrooimn Ha \u2018ruce, touched bi the rragnitirent mens before him, spoke ver: festingi He thanked the people fui the good resoiutions, and the nobide example trs were giving to the other parishes Tem perance, Raid hs \u201cira + 1e + mu fe gue ventive and wn effi fous remedy for « deplorable evil.ux well a+ + salut as dis cipline of will and appetite and wi coupled with ES a C hi T W \u2019 S .include the wWewest colorings and A \\ ° 1 designs, in fancy floral and ushion Tops omen\u2019s Undervests Spring Weight trie\" on taney floret nd LATEST NOVELTIES.We've a splendid assortment of Cwiss, Lisle and Cotton Undervests, dark color combinations, not an )Athogrephed Cushion Tops, in the ir ® bigger variety of styles than yeu'd think possible in such staple unlovely ur\u201d in the lot Hunter.Automobil Lbaisies garments, all beautifully made, with finished seams, large sizes and very 39e Quality.Sale Price 9 5 ~ - Won't Tell, Cupid, Village Cut elastic.Yard .20110001 m0 Up, Indian Head, Indian Queen, Women's extra quality Suisa Ribbed Vest, low neck, rhort and no sleeves, and Flags of All Nations .Our regular 35e.Tuesday, each.eee, re\" Special price sic Womens Very Fine Quality Swiss Ribbed Vests, short and no sieges.>) a Cushion Tops for working.green silk tape trimmed Reg 45c and Bbc, Tuesday, each.\u20ac 5 rer p and drab grounds, 1n roses, pop- Women's Extra Quality Swiss Ribbed ha heat hand embrotdered yokes de ~ el ples.daisies, and violets, etc Reg 50c.Tuesday, each ee v .\\w» - = Special prive see > \\ { A EN A Tapestry Cushion Squares, 18 x 18, .| 1 A >.he patterns.hen da Reap: Picture Dept., 1 bird Floor NCH \u2014_\u2014\u2014 er.Dreamer.Home, Sweet, 2 \u2014 Home: Farm Scenes; and a va.Lithographic and artistic reproductions have at the present time riety of others 23¢ ~sached a rare state of perfection, as all who view the exhibit in our \u201cArt Department\u201d will agree.Stripe Cushion Capes, with ; - Roman = re each na ready _ Within the past week a very large shipment of new pictures have > for the foundation Size 10 x arrived and are now in place.= Far = .+ a z0 Rpeclal priee êse A very pleasureable sfternoan could be spent just locking, whilst parties who intend buying, will find prices remarkably low.L: .Co Pure Food Exhibit, Grocery Dept.Notions There are Oil Paintihgs In handsome gilt frames, reproductions trom favorite artikts Monument shaped cube, contain- ARMOLR\u2019S BOOTH.SLCHARD BOYTH.STRATHCONA ing 125 assorted colored headed Water Color Meads, nn white mate, Large Matted Pictures.All \u2014 \u2014 COFFEE BOOTH.pans Reg 10 Bpeclal 5e manner of subjects.Artist proofs by Remington, Gibson, Frost, 8med- Free Demonstration Free Demonstration Demos ley and others.SAVOY SOUP of Free mosstratien Fxer-tidy Combs fn shell and am and SUCHARD STRATHCOSA .ber.highly finished with hand Colored Prints, in neat frames, large pictures in carved dark wood SAVOY BEANS, COCON, \u2019 « 3 .mighty 3te COFFEF.grilled téeth.Combs that catch frames.and a very large assortment of *\u201cPasse-Partout,\u201d Mottoes and -\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 all loose hair< tn stay up.Pictures On Nate, = time fer On sale one 1-Ib.sie Ou sale at 23e per Reg price 17e.186 and 20c.23e.for 78.11h.tim For.12%c .19 LBS.GRANULATED SUGAR : - « .» 93e.Kap-sn Wal, mending wool.in Embroidered Nets © Tox of sin Peas 236 | 2 gon Panes Lumens 33¢ * ted Ter FT a - .i .> pkgs Stratheona Corn + 1-1t a dc leg 2 1-26.Speclal.3 for Be We are displaying a choice variety of Embroidered Nets, just re- Starch 23¢ \u2018 ar phes leaned TT De Back and Side Combs, to mateh, ceived, including all the latest and newest designs in plain and filet nets, 1 2-1 tin Howlin Pcaches 20e 1 li Shredded Cocoanut 1e In shell and amber, highly fin- , .Fliced Conked Ham 28¢ 1 1h Fresh Table Ratwine .{3¢ fehed.some ornamented with all very damtily embroidered.These nets are one of the most popular Half Gal.tin Pure Molasses 30e Cl tins of Corn Beef.25e brliliants Special, each 722 novelties for Spring wear, for Dresses, Blouses, Trimmings, etc.Col : pk&s Serdlers Raïsins 23e 1b Pats Imported Jams.îÎse Chiffon Callar foundations, slight- black.whi nd IP Sweet Mexican Oranges .toe 9 ibs.Strathcona Flour, -290c Iv damaged, black or white, In ors.Diack, te, cream and ecru.Special Pnces.50 Bides oe only o of Sweet Briar Pea Mes! Breakfast Bacon, by the prece of assorted =xizes Reg.each Be.oe .1 Special, 2 for \u2018 Se Sold in the Veiline Depart-ient, Ground Floor.2 ta by machine tree.13% rm ee \u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014 em \u2014\u2014\u2014 mm \u2014 w } - - -\u2014\u2014- \u2014 -\u2014 WILL SEEK RESTORATION.| ITALIAN'S WOUNDS FATAL.| KOREAN ADVISER ATTACKED.| | wo Broth win Tried for D.W.Stev It 9 i Captain Carter Will Petition President | T rothers Be ons Assaulted by anary | Humphrey Taylor & Co's.Established 1770 Roosevelt.\\ Reiszo Murder.| Koreans In San Francisco.$m Chicago.March 23 -Oberlin M Car- ; Speclal to The Montreal Star.San Francisen, Cal.March 23 D, ter, formerly captain in the United © Hamilton, Ont, March 23 - Antonin |} Stevens, diplomatic adviser to the.99 Statre Engineer Corpa, will seek te- | Rejszo, the Italian whn was stabbed tn Korean Council of State.who arrived 6 6 storation to the army.and to his rank x fight with two fellow countrymen a ° Friday.from Korea, wan attacked an a rexult of the vindieation of the week ago last Thursday night at Doo and knocked down by a committees nf Savannah harhor graft charges given 'jyelen\u2019 stone quarry.near Dundas, died | four ungry Koreans last night.in the him In the dgctaton of Judge Kohlsaat.{on Saturday at the City Hospital from lobby of the hotel Iv bruised but ; cc .\u201d\u201d which was handed down on Batur- pis w res .Gulse (evens wag severely hrulse u S D day.rec propre MEN UE iho dangerously injured.The Kor- The well Lig ueur of the ay.Mr.Carter is confident of adtalninE \u2018murdée.Relszo .was foreman at the chon tank ofrence a an ter from the President this recognition of N diemi tevens upon his arrival here in whic em iectelon, QUAITS.And had occasion Le ani he raid Che Korean peopl have been | TRY IT AFTER DINNER.While admitting yesterday that reiln- [Bruno went to the quarry camp and greatly benefited by Japanese protec- | xtatement In the army was what he picked a quarrel with Reis20 because of tion, and that they are beginning to | desires, Mr.Carter would not dIRCUSS [hie \u201cand during the fight which follow.(100K more favorably upon ft | COLIN CAMPBELL, Agent hia plans for bringing the matter to ed jt tn alleged that Guineppe stabbed .\u2019 \u2019 the attention of the administration.pogo In his side.Roth Grecos made 17 St.John Street, Montreal From his advisers it was learned that their eacape and were not captured un- , * he whl petition President Roosevelt tll 2 o'clock vesterday morning.when directly.they were arrested in a shack at a J \u2014 ! ms = - -_ place called Blue Lake, about four , ATHENS.ONT.A.Taplin.fr over miles east of Paria.by Chief Twins.of $ | MEMBERS OF SENATE OF hn BA Kea ee 80 years a Merchant In this place, df Dundas, an onstable Robson, of this ue ols > a aged Three Mr ae row for some |city.The brothers submitted\u2019 to ar- darcuve ww?' ALBERTA UNIVERSITY pine Hw ay tM vears Reeve oO ounge Township.rest quietly and were brought to this T combe.Elected members of the Sen.- em \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 - {city and placed In jail.The charge on WHI ELEY S | HAVE BEEN APPOINTED | c | Jenny - In.Mag bo which (Greco was arreated is cutting WD Ferrie.MI Fdmuantan, 20 Years of and wounding.but It will be changed Justice Stewart, B.A.B.A., Chancellor \u2014 Teng.BA.M À va.Edmonton wv.either to murder or manslaughter.THE BIGGEST STORE The Formal Appointments Were perintendent prb M8 domine.Vile Catarrh mp Made on Saturday.court, BRA | Fmenten.duputy Mints 1 Withdraws His Resignation.IN THE WORLD Eamon 2 ter OC fe - ton, March 22.\u2014Mem f tha | \u2014 re Wonderful Testimony to the ' Special to The Montreal Star.| Senate of the University of Al Ta ware | To Curative Powers of Dr.Ag- |\" \u2018st.Catharines.Ont.March 23.- At MIGN QUALITY.MODERATE PRICES.| formally appointed, hy the executive | news Catarrhal Powder.(Fi Bornabas Church yesterday morn.| PROMPT ATTENTION.sa ga wenn rene, eis CASTORIA .ng.Rev, Tr on Nevitt announ- Gy-Gupora! lilustratod Catalegue «æ the universit Membe ffic1 A a Lo rttoh.[ced that he had decided to withdraw | any Departments Lio wet Fron to bots Hon À.©.Rutherforé.BA, HAT, LI.For Infants and Children.from threat And nasal catarrh for over {his reslamation and reqfiest for leave of D.Premier of Alberta.and\u2019 11 M Tor.£0 Tears.durthe which time my perd has (absence.Mr.Newitt added that when yy], WHITELEY, Ltd, Fit tes mainPrre nf the wo emer TH Kind You Have Alwiys Bought heen mopped up snd my condition truly e assum e Tectorahip e a i mine le EEE Tome 0 tains been 1d to belleve that the church was | UNIVERSAL PR OUEENS RS led pe axe en AT Boars the To Agnew\u2019a Catarrha wder ahtain.(free from debt, while as a matter of BOUR GROVE QUE 5, RA.DD.t srineipal of ed re'iet Three hotties have almost M [oc n $700 debt rxinted.WEST NE â ve Prés Cotlege.= GR ri Foot Signature or net entirely.cured me cee LONDON we.Mayor o F.amonton \u2019 Dr.Agnew's Ointment PRelleves Piles NEW RICHMOND.QUE Jennie Mc- [A dE RE R Futons ne, in.Calgary \u201cpresident of | nstantin Whister ts 8oad.aged § yearn | 6 19 lew the ¢ y Co.o 18 ét cod # , 0 t + ' E Sr pip GREAT FIGHT ON AT THE CITY AL - Struggle Over Re-model- ling of the Civic Committees.TALK OF CASH INDUCEMENTS Ald.Giroux Making a Determined Effort to Get Chairmanship of Roads Committee.As alread) announced In the Star, there is to be a determined fight at the meeting of the City Council this afternoon, in an attempt to remodel the personnel of the various civic committees.} A month agn the .City Council formally arranged what ho committees should he for the presént year Tha result of the appointments was a surprise in the shape of Ald Giroux fatl- ing to get the chairmanship of the MEMBERS ADDRESS Roads (\u2018ommittee_one of the most important committees in the gift of the Council A majority of the English.cpeaking members voted for « motion to make Ald lariviere chairman of this committer Annoyed at the result Ald Giroux gave a notice of motion that he would move for a reconsideration of what had been done The City eration tn comparison with the care of Attorney was then asked to report to Council to-day on the question as to whether or not 1! would be legal for Council to alter the committees In his oplmion given to Council to-day City Attorney Ethier sald it wax legal for Council.17 at destred, to alter what) ft had done on a furmer occasion à Thus.the whale question of remaodelling , the comnmniittees was Jegally before.Council | A SENSATION EXPECTED | It is said on good authority that\u2019 should Council decide to change the personnel of the loads and other com mittees.a member of Council will rise and sav that anv change would be 1.legal.«+ money had heen offered in order that changes in question could be made, In other words he will avow | that cash inducements had been tendered so that a change in the committees could be effected If thi= sensation comes off, the understanding is that a civic Investigation will be ordered to gs Into the whole matter It became known at the City Hall to-day that such a change would, In all probability, be | made, and the result was a decided | sensation Tt 1s known that Ald.Giroux 4\" thoroughly determined to try and get ithe chairmanship of the Roads (\u2018nmn- mittee He says it was owing to misrepresentation that he was deprived of the pogtuion n month ag + Un the other hand.Aid.Larivicre chalrman of the Roads Cammittee, points out that as he has heen chairman of this committee for the past two yeara, And as he har dons his duty faithfully; there 189 no gond reason that the place should be taken from him and given to Ald Giroux WRIT OF INJUNCTION SERVED ON COUNCIL.A decided seneatinon was sprung on the City Council thin afternoon, when # writ of injunction was read by the City Clerk forbidding Counctl tn make 4 any alteration in the civic committees ur they were now constituted The writ J was taken out hy a taxpayer named | Morin.He held there were grave ren- |! sons why the contemplated changes -hould not be made.It in belleved that the writ was iskued on the plea that | tllegal means had heen resorted to In | order to get à vote in a certain diree- tion.KING EDWARD WILL OPEN FRANCO-BRIT ISH SHOW.President of Greet Republic Will Also Be Present at Inauguration.Word was received to-dav at the Ailan Line office that Hits Majesty the King will open the great Franco- Lritish exhibition, which will he held a Bhepherd's Bush early in May M.Fallieres, President of the French Republte, will aino be present on the occasion of the \u2018Inauguration, so that the affair will be made truly and im- | posingælv international ' Owing to the fact that the details of the conveniences nf His Majesty | A.Hiz Excellency have not yet heen settled, the date of the opening of the .exhibition has not yet been decided on, but 1t will be in etther of the first ! two weeks nt Mav.The occasion of the visit of the French President ix to be made memorable There will be great proces- &.0ons, public entertainments, and one of the features will be a reception at the Guildhall.COLD STORAGE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR GOODS Cold storage companies are reapon- title for the condition of the gooda confided to thelr charge, whatever may be their private arrangements to th enntrary This was decided by Mr Justice Martineau, In a suit of Herbert E Vipond against the Canada Cold Ssmrage Company A shipment ol 1 cases of lemons was placed in eclé storage, but the fruit was allowed to freeze, and Mr.Vipond claimed 87 50 A case, as the lemons were In Quch condition as to be unsaleable.he company claîmed that to have tu fruit guaranteed, Mr.Vipond thruld have pald double the ordinary Frice, but tne court did not maintain thie view, holding that the company should keep the fruit in such condt- tion as to be fit for the market Mr.Vipond was therefore awarded \"he Value of his goods, $527.CHARGED WITH OFFENCE SOME TEN MONTHS AGO On a charge of aggravated assault, Ralllle Nazarre, a Syrian laborer, has been arrested after having been at large for the last ten months.it in alleged that Nasarre, on the 5th of June last, had an argument with another Syrian æorker, at the \u2018\u2019ahada Car Company, where both were working.He in sald to have struck Ap- pelah Albeiash with an iron rod, cutting open his head in two places.A warrant was taken out, but the accused went to Sherbrooke and then to the United States.Yeaterday, Constable Farah, who has had the war- mnt with him for some time, aaw the man come out of a shop and he at nce arrested him.Nazarre will be rought before the magistrate to-mor- row.Found Quilty of Shop Breaking.Blalse Bedard, who, tm the company of, A.Picotte sud J.McDonald, broke fnto the store of J (3 Watson.1344 Et Catherine, wna arrested last night, and pleaded guilty to shopbreaking He will be sentenced on Thursday th Picotte and Mc) have been vad gulity ! erument on the score of extravagance.He closed with an appeal to the People toh awaken to thelr best inter- *Xts and re-elect their old memb.r.Mp RH Pope, who vas much needed man\u2019s parents had objected to a pro- semen PRINCESS THEATRE COOKSHIRE MEETING Messrs.Kent and Schaffner, M.P.%, Criticize Record of the Government.Special to the Montreal Ster.Cookshire, Que, March 23._A mass meeting was held here on Saturday evening In Victoria Hall, the principal speakers leing Mr.HR.H.Pope, ex- MP; Mr.Herbert Clement, M.P.and Dr.Schaffner, M.P.The meeting was well attended.ull the clubs in the | county being represented.The policy of the present Government, the auditing | of the department of Marine and Fish - eries, the land problema of the West, preferential trade, and closer Imperial ties were the chief features of the addresses.Mr.A.Leonard, president of the Young Men's Canservative Club, was chatrman , Mr.Clement criticised the policy of the Government as It affected the agri- culturtst, ctalming that the legislation that has teen offered Ly the Government for the past twelve yeara in the Interests of the agricultural comunun- tty.has heen made a recondary consid- the Government towards manufactures and other lines of business.Quoting.as an Instance, Militia and Defence.the Government was able to find sone four or five million dollars in time of peace, whereas the Minister of Agriculture had $300.00 annually, for the promo tion of agriculture.He claimed that Hon.Mr Fisher's regulations regard ing the Inspection of meats and food products.had interfered with the farmers to such an extent that the growing of pork was so seriously handicapped, that the tarmers of his county culled # meeting xome two months ago.which the Hono Mr.Fisher uttended, and he had offered them as consolation, \u2018that they did not know how to raise pork !f they could not get meh at five cents a pound\u201d which caused great indigna - tion.Mr.Clement criticized the Gov- on the floor of the Fouse.by Schaîner took up the question of tif.Gavernment's administration 1a the Great West.going minutely into the detalls of their land - thnber Mm't deala policy and Regarding (mmigration he said tm- migrants such as Doukhabors were an absolute detriment to the country.It Hot only cost a lot of money to get them here and keep them In order, but Wax à continual expense and Injury to the reputation of the West He gave Mustrations of the waste of money tn Public works constructed to benefit private parties more than the public.He said Mr.Borden's tour through the Wear had revived the Conservative 1arty in a tanner very surprising.\u201cven to the most enthusiastic Mr.RH.Pope addressed the au- dirnce by request of the club on the preferential trade aud closer Imperial.um.MR.D.W.STEVENS WAS SHOT BY TWO KOREANS IN SAN FRANCISCO Second Attempt on His Life Since His Return From the Orient Last Friday.San Francisco, March 2.\u2014 D.W.Stevens, advisor to the Korean Coun- cll of State.who was attacked by a committee of Koreans in the Fairmont Hotel last night for favoring the course of Japan in Korea, was xhot three times hy two Koreans at the Union Ferry bullding this morning.Stevens drew a pistol and shot one of the Koreans.The extent of Mr Steven's Injuries ix not vet known.Mr.Stevens.who arrived here from the Orient last Friday, was just starting for Washington when he was shot.POISONED HIS SWEETHEART.Leo Wojeineki Immediately After wards Committed Suicide.Milwaukee Vis.March 23.Miss Nettle Plaschek.aged 17 years, daughter of Mrs.ida Plaschek, 764 Tenth Ave.dird early to-day from strychnine administered by her sweetheart.Len Wojeinski The drux was mixed with some jce-cream.When Waogeinskl learned of the death of the girl he immediately took a dose himself, dying nn hour later.The crime was probably Inspired because the posed marriage to the young girl.Thoney Joins Boston Team.Speclal to The Montreal Sur.Boston, March 23.\u2014Jack Thoney has joined the American baseball team at Ite Rock, Ark.He put on a tuni- form yesterday and practised indietÉ| field.Captain McGuire proposes to nurse Thoney along to the beat\u2019 of his ability, Thoney has the reputation of being something of a uitter, tf things don\u2019t ,break for .Mc- Guire says the idea is to Jolly him along because he realizes that if Thoney makes good It will mean a lot to the Hoston club.St.John Lawyers are Going West.Special to the Montreal Star.St.John, N.B., March 23\u2014Mr wal- ter- H.Trueman, barrister, who was rinted for the office of judge of probates In St.John.by the late Government, will remove to Winnipeg, und enter into law partnership with Mr E R.Chapman, formerly of St.John Mr.C.J Milligan, barrister, at pre- sont registrar of probates, will ree rove to Regina.- Charged With Theft of $150,000, Mobile.Afk.March 23.\u2014 Captain Adama and Detective Johnson, of New York, passed through Mobile early today, with Ira J.Bayless, formerly assistant superintendent of the dential Life Insurance Company at thelr branch agency at Cohoes, Y.who is alleged to have left the country one year and a half ago, taking with him $150,000 of the company's funds.Charged With Manslaughter.Buffalo, N.Y., March 28.\u2014The Grand Jury to-day reported an indictment against Fred.J.Longtin, charging him with mansiaughter in the second degree.He was chauffeur M an automobile which struck and fatally in- Jured Peter 8.Willams, about two weeks ugr.Longtin pleaded not gullty and was admitted to bail in the sum of $2.500.Fire Escapes for Brockvilie Scheels.Special to the Montreal Star.Brockville, Ont.March 23.\u2014 The Public School Board has awarded a contract for supplying with fire escapes the various schools under \u2018the jurigdiction of the tract .showed the contracts which d been \"#tood and that effeetually ended the N.} for the of papi- anche Pendy for we tae wed?.PE Te a a = a TD ee NG : 2 XA A BURLESQUE HOUSE Ten Years\u2019 Contract With Columbia Company Stands \u2014 Burlesque Opens End of Auguet.That Weber and Rush had by themselves made a contract to take over the new Princesa Theatre in West St.Catherine street.wag to-day most emphatically denied by Mr.D.W.Oglivie, who added that the Canadien Theatre Company, owners of the property.had given a ten year leases to the Columbia Amusement Company, perhaps better known as the Eastern Circuit, and that the house would open at the end of next August, playing forty-two weeks of burlesque as furnished by that organization.Weber and Rush form part of the Columbia Amusement Company, but, despite that, there has not been any change in the plans of the owners of the theatre, nor is it possible far any to be mude, because contracts have been entered Into and must be carried out.The Princess will play the Columbia attractions, working upon a percentage basis and presenting what is asserted to be \u201crefined\u201d burlesque and vaudesllily.To verily his statements, Mr.\u2018Ogilvie entered into between the two panies and the terms of these are unmistakable.The Princess, or rather the Canadian Theatre Company, has refused offers for five year terms of lease, William Morris, the big vaudeville manager.offering as high as $25.00 a year for a lease of the new house.These offers are In writing and were to-day shown by Mr.Ogilvie.Morris wanted to get into Montreal to oppose the Bennett shows and wae willing to pay liberally for the privilege.The plans of the new theatre suited him, its location was excellent from hia point of view, and it presented all the points that he was interested in.However, the previous contruct with the Columbia people matter.The Columbia Amusement Company ta interested In the new theatre in a tangible form.having on Saturday purchased a block of the stock of the Canadian Theatre Company.WHERE HOUSEHOLDER\u2019S RESPONSIBILITY CEASES A question of great importance to all householders, whether landiords or tenants, was decided on Baturday bv Mr.Justice Martineau in dismissing a sult for damages against the city In whieh Mr.T.Mulenfant had been cal!- ed In warranty.as the tenant of the house While the main action was dismissed, the question of costs as between the city and Mr.Malenfant Save rise to the question whether Mr.Malenfant was responsible for keeping the sidewalk beyond the frontage of his house to the corner of the sidewalk, at the crossing Mr.Justice Martineau decided that a househoider is responsible for the accidents that happen Immediately In front of his house, and not on that partion of the sidewalk at t etreat corner which runs beyond the line of the building.THE ITALIANS, NEWLY ARRIVING, ARE ARMED Large numbers of Italiash are arriving daily from New York and Boston.looking for work which th expect tc get on the large railway dater.prises to be carried out dyring the spring and summer.On Saf ay afternoon, two lwalians arriv by the Central Vermont train from Boston, and when questioned by the immigru- tion authorities declared that they had neither money nor baggage.They were «ent to the detention quarters on St.Antoine street, to be examined as to their physical condition.There it was found that each had a loaded revelver, These were taken from them and as they seemed peacsable, able-bodied men they were allowed to go without further molestation.A LEVEL CROSSING ACTION DISMISSED Mr.Justice Hutchison, ot Sherbrooke, sitting in Montreal, has dismissed the suit of The Ewart Company, Ltd, against the Grand Trunk Railway Company for $250 damages.This sum was claimed ans the price and value of a horse and cart, harness \u2018and a load of coal, besides the damages sustained by an employe, when an engine struck a load of coal belonging to the Ewart Company at a crossing near Wellington street.The court held that the accident was due to the carelessneds of the driver of the coal waggon.Another Seeming Imanticide.At 6.30 a.nt.to-day.Constable Petti- Krew, of No.4 station, found the dead body of a baby girl, on City Hall avenue, between Ontario and Sherbrooke streets.The baby was naked and {ta little head was sticking out from beneath the snow on the sidewalk.The child had been born but a few hours and marks around the neck showed that it had been strangled.The body was taken to thy argue and Chief Carpenter was no- Dropped Dead on the Street.Henry Jloyd, aged St.dropped dead or the sidewalk.opposite 137 West I'orchester street.to-day.Lloyd.who war staying at the House of Refuge, came to this country from Ireland rcine months «go He was :on his way to the General Hospital, when he suddenly collapsed and expired.He is not thought to have any relatives in Canada.St.Lawrence Ladies Won.The St.Lawrence lady curlers added another victory to their already long list this morning when they defeated two rinks of Outremont ladies on Ou- tremont ice by one point.This was a return friendly match and undoubtedly will be the Jast ef the season.The match, as prearranged, allied for ten ends, but when the eighth was reached the referee decided to stop the play as the ice had become very soft and sticky, although !t was in a fine state when the match was commenced) The rinks were: St.Lawrence.Outrerhont.Mrs.Tomkins Mrs.MacKenzie Mime Patterson Mrs.Murdock Miss D.Thackery M son Mre.F.Stewart Skip\u20144¢ Sk! Mrs.Locker Mrs.Goedohild Mrs.Minty .Mrs.Mac Mrs.Almond Misa Atuslie Mise Studer Thackery Skip-\u20148 alida $ ide ab - SMASH-UP ON nes tage.eight moe and hethnsn.open pluwbing.= DUROCHER £1.81 Pacha, mii CP ben.mier aveiue.A Ma to AE.J.ul - - BOILER Two Ne.8 hot water Rew double rouf.3.280.god condition, offre FARM (or sale cn the ples threes dmedeoan \" Re 38 Notre Dame 4 6.CEMOINE UT.8, hosted flats to Tent; AUTOMOBILE \u2014 Wanted to purchase at bollerg (twins).Apply ARAN es of- wanted, pussessi op lat May 19 St John Man 1%, ur nes near ode, shed at bat a seat rear entrance for shipping: electric ele- reasonable price a secondhand autamabile, fice, MeGit! University.\u201c 1.tas LE Addr caretahesr ol M Je FROM MAY Ist to Ne tren nright fur Vator, Apply Edwin Crabtres and Sons, 83} not more than two years in ve gond or TA Mure ulaked flar.West End.moderate rental, un Youville aq.c « der.Reply.etating ulare en LIARM TA BLE-\u2014For sale tthe best ; AKOTHER of Norman Minmores opportunities \u2014\u2014 arr : » ï ment ah V f'exceptional references asked, Box 580 Brones 23 where van de seen to D 1176, Star Branch Nightingale Euigiion ailiard tables and will oe tat Mr come io the L $1.00.part cash, Mar te atr«t, one story.BRINE #0 acres, 3) quder Fatt ation.terephoues.van : » Upte 0 Drag Store, Westmount, Ld MONTCALM, 178, coreer Bt.Catherine, flats Uffio.es complete accessor used during oix Ww Furs; a! \u2019 six reums, batbrun we ludes (hive lots 20 x house, (des! summer Imarding place, - -\u2014 CRC AT TE NT for manufacturing, or vther purposes.Apu months in a private fanny Address Lox Mauties, Skirts, alsta, + Glos Men's 87.19 81.Jubn Main Ma - a Verroy South, ora be ts.= FURNISHEL apartments four, five and six 1 ATE 4e Foi sta se Pt \"a, Chapleauy, 3d dt.Lawrence.Telepèore ot 1 387.Btar Offic 6 ha and Overcosta.Bhapire Br nr .vents, pew madlern Hm 3 .an k, - , ANOTHER of Norman Hlnmure'y = ertunities - alton at Treaboia, on aliens sod rooms, 8.8 Mails and .cdge rooms Thofas .;igon and Chaussee, sis halls and lod rw.BOATS, Y CHTS, LAUNCHES, ETC.REMNTEAD\u2014Bieck walnut double, single Metcalfe are.ear Cute brick house and outbutidings.$8.000; 20 Ligget, 642 Su \u2018herine of.wea: +6 \u20ac rome.Thomas Ligget, 642 8t.Catherine et.MANUFACTURING FIATS, $8 2 140 fi.10 siseds, Arm chair, sideboard and folding table.\u2014 thoroughly mdern bouse, a3, wie from Nt Ilyacinthe \u201cwith fair out - = - ANI NESTS St Louis sy.| \u201c226 ts let, power, light and heat, sprinklers; low FUR PALE - Full cabiped rruises, 40 x se, in single tron bedstead.gesaliers.Cornice, at i.ms, $7.00, pari cash.a veep goad pent term.82 100 FRONTENAC APARTMENTS, St es PES \u2014\u2014 es = tneurence; possession April jar.Office fit- 4 months only: 30 borse power umunce A4 Roc order: being pars of furs : PERSONALS.Jobu.M YY Ke Anteet, on lake Ne Fra god north sde, entrance sanguinet s'.vet, > HOPE A AVE.E., 11 ATTower | flat to let, seven tings, electriv fixtures, etc.B.F.Lawreace, dross 165 Crete west.Telephone Main 490.Ser moving ro ameter harur ae ven ae or me \u2014- u nian and nutbulldiugs 8° en 297 uo hested oT bina ner rooms, fuinme roan open am AD: 173 Willem st.ee 11 ee 2 \u20ac quic parer APpIy 2016 toot, be.an N vf Ne A sppe F'uvities - se Fheremr.20 nties from vütresi, veer round.gee vies, uo + © r per mon Ap- ube - unr.» .Apr lever.Meet ant atone trent modern ve ts a, 2 uss and cutbulldings, tures.jamior, etc Hent $4.50 and 34 a vy 8 Tupper st.Tel.Uptown 184.T@ 61 57 PAUL, 212-274, to let, double store.8 LAUNCH \u2014\u2014 For sale Dressed steel launch, | 1™¥e0 4 fochrh at 3B Churrler wt.@ 2 ECC tering \u2018oma a to wre ble method eottage.double riteuslon, distded iaratory, eu |g IY acres at Ntaubridge Bast, month, exclusive of water (ax ADP 9 \u2014- \u2014_ stories and cellars.central location amd af- 18 ft.long.with 3 H.PF.furrow engine.ot moki de advance fashion suits, and bdesu- i I Lath, ba kptatrs, (lve tedious, go =! cn Janitor on premises, from 2 to 4 «Clock.UT MANCE, 375 \u2014 6 ntce 1 in Eqpd locai- tording gacellent J Shivpias tacilities.Brosseau Used only three months, as good as new.tifylag 1 oo which fe different from alt tou, $6.300.make ffer.small «anh wret to J.Emlie Vanier, 6 Hemver Mali aquare.liy, fire and 6 tours, Bas, electric lignt lan 10 SU de es Apply 10 St.Peter st.$1 6 others.The Cohen stands for best : Ment.(useesalon lat Mas.Nt Jobu NM in Æ leuse, guest out Te ephone lp UB ©.modern plumbing, $16 and 816.Apply \u2026 J .In ledtes tir, rt Be Catherine vie - S883.ss arpenis 8 \u2014\u2014 ee = 0 7 7 [10608 FEeplanade.se SHOP.stable and coach Louse to let, two story YACHT- For sale half cost price, one 74 Up 6834.® 3 { \u2014_ 17 miles 4 FI RNISHED apartment, elx rooms - buililtng, 50 x MO; lower floor, stable and H.F., two cycles, one cylinder Losier, Skirts, Blouses, ete.all at factory ANOTHER ~f Norman Binmore s opg=riunities house, : bathroein to rent from May Jet for ela NOTRE pase NE GRACE - Nice flat, Ÿ rooms, coach Louse, upper fiour could be used by butid- 1906, gas engine, with compiete Inventory: prices, obtainable as usual from The FOR ADOPTION \u2014 Wanted a kind peresn à Rwlyn ave.besutiful w nu collages leur Bainauilts, t months or shorter perisd Apply light, vpen pluublng., enamel teth and or, contractor, beer or ginger ele bottler of no superior in the market.Address Box 168, Crest Trading Co.of Canada.204 Bt.Tn \u2018comfortable circumstances.to pe dedruu elegautis decors\u2019 Ives tuau $< ut etien mort feuse œud tueen 10 and 17.20 Oxenden inka.APply K.McCusig.Miate ave, rear toll light mepulsctory.Key at 1521 St, Urbain © Star Office.James street.Room 3° \"70 \u20ac healthy baby girl.Address Hox 315, Stas 00 cosh payweut.maks offer.19 St Mrewn, real estate agent, MIT gate.Wesiern ave.$8 © Apply Box 13 Star UBice.\u201ca = Office 6% ÿ John Main (AS we LL VHE BELMONT.229 Xherbrooke st west, near YACHT.Wanted tn purchase a gesoMne yacht.\u2014\u2014 st car vrcive 10 the (1).and within easy PARK AVE.200 snd 0023, gas eleotric ST ANTOINE.55.pear Inspector, aters, very \"ot move than 25 fee long: must be 1a grad CARPETS - For asie ny Thomas Liggets and Co.THR\" PIANO TUNER, wb ecole the ANOTHEK of Norman yiemor s opportuni- over walking distance from l'est Office; poms larger sight.mantelplece, hardwood floor, ce- good locstliy; siso stable sud yard.1 wiil condition and cheap Tor can Address KE 08 -644 Ri.Catherine, st.West, L000 worth public\u2014ant the plano concerns, John Orues tes- xt Artoine, Ju Fuiford.No ; Ay 10F than usually found in apartment houses.Ally oy Cellar, furnace.Appiy 34B Warerie.abe the price right 1 you apply\u2019 WW Sbannon.Star Branch Office.of tarpets, rugs.furmiture.curtatne, heads composer, 20 rears Jy amo Judas with .expropriation.Fine 4 ue ° ; Mink sen.moder armeay son nieces ire Jamie er l\u2019'hone Fast 5233 .08 6 end bedding.0 $ reputatlon.Ptane = ol A rese 1761 M.1a rear.enue easily $'.v r sousend : wv vice, et ° eut eh co pli tee COUNTERS.sami Ti Mubert st.706 H \u201c ss, Appiv quick.newly pals PARK AVE.145, city, modern fiat, seven .lat 6300 fe.eo of 3200 shelves, travellers\u2019 trunks, ste.Fine investment 13 3t.Juhu.Main fe, and Fraser, Fort Seskaiunewan, Ai: pretises : Dente st.rooms.bright and\u2019 cheerful, Teiophone TQ, FET ® fat of 4100 Ho And on hie ae BUSINESS CHANCES.YUL be sold chesp.Apply reom 9.Ind y verta 66 § Vel East WT.Office, 26 Board of Trade.+] Up 14v2.Edinund Nerve, 130 Ontario west.Peter st.\u2014_._ - floor, 260 St.James se.law À ANUTHER of Norman Hinmore's cppnrtuai- \u2014\u2014\u2014 = = \u2014\u2014\u2014 alu 347% To oe | COUSER GROCERY for sale.with butcher shep LOST.Edm We ES NE D.TE NTMI or mate, The Risin Wann Sr tn ene oan, en VEER I TR oaths ul Ron Bari \u201cfee Cr itm one\u201d ie $e hon 13 | Sm TT brick.corner Burnside, wiz bediooms.$8 Jom FARMS WANTE lower, such nine ruvms, © heated aod Sant\u2019 RIV \"2 \u201c1 « : manufacturing.332 Nt.James * \u2018e913 ly Bloomfeld 38 Not Dame eas | A PURSE où Baturde a.4 ; \u2018 .re y.on T.Duffer- Uffers cunsidered.13 st.John Main Bots.LL va or mere oe further particulers apply\u2019 W.rent bn Apply 38 Uroler at.06 James st ply Bros in er Mount Royal at, contain fod FARM want hun Ee Ta on 15.Mona, s47 Hutchis un Wi or ve 7; SI.UKBAIN.1319 -Beautifui flat of 1 rooms, HOTEL for sale, sixty rooms.with fine oar DOMINION upright plane for sale, ivory dalisrs.Lébera! reward de Drole N opp 1 ('aTKET MATTER end ge ; 0 8338.Take Amberst car to rnard ., oak finish, bide windows, bot and Rathekiller, net profits per vear © keys, walnut cess, medium size.Equel = 5 ATER tn Venere + Mar \u201can Leen or q Mer Put partiulars WIL BL \u2014 a a er garden and wide verapdabs.and thousand, price reasonable Address Box te new, pase.ba easy terms.Lajyion ore BROOCH \u2014 Thursday night a geld curve g tolpe.stome front tenement.(we Jueliings, with ts Vrain FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET evory modern linposenienty 3am omni $40.Ruffalo.New York.84 144 Peal 2 we eae er Slamped on 11 Find, =.« +! - es.Wi, - ease stable la rear pret Bone ae De pce immediate Joesesslon \"We 2 To tet.suitable for offices.Passenger HOTELS, Restaurante Groceries.Kaos for sale for hatching, from ross comp Fecwive reward.¢4 Delorimier ave.; i Ler tin, eaveilene wonditton.ight wa FOF SALE or TO LET.METUALFE AVE.415, Westmount, to rent and freight elevators, sprinkler system.Confections and Barder Shops, Boarding Rhode Island aad white Wyand .three aides, fine roue district lurestizete |._\u2014 for summer, furnished, six bedrooms, 5ST 1 RBAIN ST.to tet fists, below Du- Apply Beardmore & Co, 69 Bt.Peter at.and Lodging Mouse partnersh two famous rains of brown qT winter lay : fessonable \u2018offer wil le considered.Norman Fogg sal, Ë or te let 282 TEVOIX, NEW.eariy possession.beautifuiiy situated, exce!l- luth, and on Delorimier ave.The Town- 703 kings; rere chances for beginners.LJ Here ors; prices for esss §3 per 1 Ripmare, 19 St.Jubn Main 8595.w 6 Bit, sef-containel rexdence.Inode.n ent car service.Tessunabis terms to desir- ships Trust d'u, Jb1 st James st.Phone ris, Tia Bi.James 8 2 $10 per 100.Address The Red River ; -\u2014 improvements.downstairs tn chestnut.fhe able party.[1] 2118 Mala.6 WELL lighted business flat for light manu- Parm, Moust Tremblant, Que.Cen HER SE CUITEIMONT, new INGAGTA ryoms upstairs grained Mosc desirable facturing or storage.46 feet by 58 feet.HIGH CIASS bnarding bouse.first class Irish terrier dog.missing from Beau- ; well but! and finishe«.ten rœuns on tno gio aL tf test chutches shen £ MILTON ST.rare let as or un] eT, URBAIN, and Eo naa ie Sof Apply W.J.McGuire, 143 Bt.aurice st.a Pusinrss, ee Le ce.tamefiate Pt harnois.Sunda: Answers to name Tu, runtal yew, flame \u201c .wt! Splendid opening fo Pp furnished »#lf-cuntaine ouse © sir flats and 7 room a rn tm ! .° oo raat ¥ Tomar taken \u201chr0T mr ar] Tash payment balance La re bors.with show on thing complete.Pull particulars at ne yur 2 Sar Apply 50 rive rew ; - ris , the grou oor; the pram o t.ave, Annez.\u2014 FOIE under area Mont of RE LOTS TC LET SHERBROOWE WERT\u2014To let seven room on the Tound oor: ihe premises to Ba mount ave.Auvez FISH \u2014 Large frosen herring, 81.40 per 160, PVO Easton ier 0 Saturday, the Bios | Vine.arodern vacant mer or 8 : fiat at $40.ang ten room fat at 848 4 St.Lawrence stresta For same KCHANT tat! | Morr Labrador herring.$4.60 per barrel, oys.inmant, collar attached.Reward at \\ wreace et.rente! $id un per Year.price Sherbrooke west, near St.lawrence Houle- James an noes Prove ME ANT tailoring business im > ie ra \u201d \\ oH RM 248 West Dorchester at.- t SOD: terme $28 Mu cash.and ame SHR | yi NTAIN - Une of the best and most FURNISHED FLATS TO LET.vard both modern and very central.Apply communicate with J.Emlie Vanier, rep burg fer sale, establiched forty years: re we .bar Tel up.and ve re = T t.with Interest Br 553 a ential corners in city, suitable for coal Ta ferred Ter J Stevenson Brown and (ou.Guardian tect.No.§ Beaver Hall square.Li Sood condition , to-day; Sieben Dundred Leu, Common at.DOG; \u2014 Yellow coolle.with sfeel chain collar eu | Lai l'arent Bes.2 ne Ja om: e aunch weggon or, for storing Bey \u2018 I 8 EE foros od at (7 Building.Tel.Main 980.3eod WANTED a large flat or & manufacture, with som for beliing.Apply \u2018\u2014 or Morr Te.FISHER PIANO, twe gus stoves a = ) cute ue dollars reward om returniag te 14 PUR SALE Ficeedingly flue stone No sma'i children.Rent 340.Satisfactory yT |\"RBAIN ST.T4!.opposite Mountaia ithout power.Apply Box 74) Star se Ont.6 other Plow feratturs.almost pew; can Ç window.four story residence.fou sp \u2014 refrrences required.X 6843, Star Branch elevator.mice, large, right flat, aide fer.» soon any time at 3 George's Place, Don lest.Collar.Reward at No.765 Pine medery in all its appurtenances.ca wrs, ln Office.«7 abl.furnace.a 3 \u2018setmount.ve.perfect vrder ad Immediate pra fine COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET FURNMINGS of 1 house for abies fur there bornes aud couch he pris SP ANTOINE.near Greene, sompletels furnish ™O upper flats, $31 and 637 &.Urbain DESK ROOM WANTED ot & five room .DOG\u2014310 reward.lost small black sad ten 927000.Hullding alone worth the money terms ST AGATHE Summer cottage.li\\ing- rd weven room flat, possession Ist May, for furnace.gos and electric, 825 and : Sale chedp separate or en doc, 3:35 Bt.Yorkshire terrier dog.Reture to T6 Unie |! L000 cash.aud halapee In ten sears at five room, wath fireplace, dining Poon, kitchen à monibs.Norman Binmore, 19 St.Sob.Main * month.Apply ta A.Levin, 36 [mek ROOM wanted In office in or near Wanted, by an established firm.capi- Germain et.near Owtarie (Hochsingu).\u2018 trom ave.Te 2 per creat.Parent Bros V2 St James st 05] seven bedrooms.et abo house, bath hou 5333.- West Sherbrooke.Phone E 4076 or M the Board of Trade, preferably with seme- talist he would be willing to srect a o pm.uréay frem to pra.vou va Mani roues a toate, rent 8:75.- Eraes Bolton n ~ 8:98, one engaged in the building frade.Reply.convenient and suitable buliding for ols.A réèy .000 year FLAT, tenements, seit contained houses, Notre Damas west.«6 WESTMOUNT - To let from May Ist or 4.Reward at ¢ Lorne Crescent.houses paying from to 13 per cent.earitar for eleven monthe a well furniah- 70 LET sfarnienee fiat.phone and | plano.stating lgcation, rentsl, eic., to Box $05, 8tar their requirements.no manufacturing: e.sar, rare chances in Business prpertion.\u2014 \"| aa fiar.six rooms.Also larder and bath- ote.Wood enue, for or Uffice.; A ee desirable.Cals Bt West ULANSES\u2014 Let Me od et t business chances.Houses, sho rerandab: pians and Eas Move mieus glasses * .ana Rind, of business chances, Houses shops SUMMEF.RESIDENCE TO LET, |icom and vimnden: post Caderine ot months, rer rent 836 per monih.ABBY Bee i 1 term of years.Address Box TT% Btar ony payments.at cosh prices, lr\u201d Reward oo tetuTning to Catbeort ot.James ot «29 otis.furnished.[I MILLINERY.Office.a nines ot furniture, steves, go-cart .ALABANA COT COTTAG Tatts Mette, va TUPPRR OT.\u2014Heated, adé janitor service, your frigerstors.carpets and olitlothe.aise ur LOCKET - Lnat on Baturiey afternesn à MAIN ST: [hat splendid property, corner Main fiuest latbing beach.Appt 56 St.- or \u2014 choice or Tower.\u201cRae.or upper flat.950 | ADIES are cordially Invited to visit the WANTED \u2014Party with about 8500.00 tn take na large assortment of men'e sulte.renéy-mode emall gold lacket and chain.by w of Jd d'ifner Arthur pire best business site In gt Montreal and $60 .D.Howell, 213 St position of springestyles on View interest in @ fluancial busivess: alen to act or to ord on rey Raymente OR! Reaver Hall Hill.Bennett's Theatre and 8.This dimrict Apply ta be a per.Joseph Li = houses.one FURNISHED FLATS WANTED.aw oo 26th amich.and following days.8% creer tou compews just being iscor | Furniture Con 83 « Catherine west.valued ss à kécpeake.Find- aud Mens 31 Vourill- sque CHATE LE ae rus Overy Cine Te 7 Qura 1s one of the fimest ot richness and Parated: those meaning business ir ni be 83 13 2ew ar wll be Iiberally rewarded on reiuraiag .\u201cire l'aron.Cha- WANTED for summer mooths, Cursished fat, WAVERLEY ST.Alin a a us\" tnd elegance.Mme.A.Arcand, $77 Notre Dame T FURKIT = for vue.chaire anû te J.F.W._Thomaon, 33 St.Nicholas ®t leausues Benin, Que.ne ven oe font not te enreed od He] sical of mode orn.bm rovemenux nor to D pre other howsehoid articles.Address n Jan PURSE Saturday afterneon black puree, \u2014\u2014 \u2014 ave.- _\u2014 NORTHMOUNT LARE MEMPHREMAGOGL (Country cottage on Address W 3.J.Box 737 Beer Office.69 3 Bchrieder, 16 Cote st, Bell Tel.bap \u2018a 31.MRE DCTRBANE.1161 81.Jomes, withes te __ HORSES AND CARRIAGES hing et.city, : oy tala ng about sie.car tickets.ote en \u201cshores © Mempbrer + orm ber cus 1 - stherine ot.l'hlon avenue, er Reyal Grasp this.great opportunity In five amine Foren | Ae rm fire- WESTERN 1e Five minutes from Victoria Ins be be AT 10 mice.end tbe rte \u201cEASTSIDE\u201d best or ia Caasda OA OF ON A (yea Beriiner Victoria College Tring.vo Hi Pinder will be ; ' - aaming- : t .Whe years Northmount will on in the heart Ba ae nd wer ee rot pani WAREHOUSES TO LET.oe Avoly oo on tbe promises or So 8.Lettres ng dare te for sale.Apply to oo D Browa, ! .aa | a ar r Habart wr wear Bt.Teractes re urming to Mise M tr.of Montreal À few dollars invested court to@riable And DeREl .1 otre es 12 + Catharine st.to-day will hring a rich harvest in a 1 NOTRE DAMB ST.280.weet\u2014Two re flats.Mount 2073.PURRE\u2014 Lost berne purse, Saterday aîter- Short time.$70.00 cash.the balance ini.À containing 3.oe \"e000; Poet.Somes 13th or = SR BT.\u2014Two handseme WANTED TO PURCHASE.CARRIAGES & WAGGONS.GABALIBRS \u2014 Beautiful crystal samtiers on ceaiaining money.oa ©.Catherine wt _ al} payments, secures à 59 foot dot LAKE ST.LOUIS - For sale or to rent.tre of city: TRBA, 767A MANCR BT.\u2014Two handsem 1 dress, enamel beds, fine dair resses, Finder pleess > en h fiata, ges, electric light, enameled bath, For Sale\u2014A stock of new carter Vice re >t paly W.R.Boyle, Special Agent, The summer cottages.We have twn or three April.a, 0 al rumbing : torias, delivery w and Bpaulding\u2019s chest exerciber, cant or Shae Ro mannt land Company Fdouard chotce positions on lake st.Louts for sale furnace, concrete cellars: dr guinet ng.rias, aggons, Concerés seil for am white buress, b .- \u201d are in all cases furnish- select locality.Apply 463 piano box buggies, rubber tires put on ie PENDANT \u2014 Lost Raturday.| ladies\u2019 Pearl Pen Gohler, Man Dir.71 Bt.James street.or rent.The nouses .pets.370 Lagsuchetiers weet at lag Srbiua di Tel.Main 31°68 ed.and must bs known be appreciated.wheels.Attention to custom work and en ry rime.tort ar ebeny.\u2014_ | Prices 34.808 ta 812, vos! Rentals 3300 to 's cast-off large storage.Jos.Bomhomme, 200 Ouy nquegs D taraiters desk and bonbease, com.Rewsré at 1 sales nt.Up 338.NOTRE DAME KT WBET.1339103, two ne.verttoulers I the office tra and ummer e STABLES TO LET.ens Er furs, jewellery.Fil street.\\ se 92 saw ques letsmas plans, cheap.30 Rates PURSE \u2014 Lost Friday in John Marpay G @& with dwellings.annual rental a\".rory.J a - , her rice than any other A \\ \u2018 D price \u20ac 100.good Investment property.ex- $e TO LET stabliae.20, borers.Jorge yard, 7 room eater.vise Sam.Pearson first, Ti EX NDS or Solvers for ha vor fees \" FravmmnNGs te .A money.siames and Katte Fiver with = st fr »\u201c.\u2014AT\u2014 \u2019 ; ol « 'or_ oe ta a chandel- : re 1 PT STRATHMORE \u2014 Furnihed ue and AT PE Ewe real estate agent, 37 Bi.James Notre Dame st.west Tel M 9 13%507 voconabane.3.T.Gariepy.713 Domontesr ord sather.vary EELS arden, TT Me Femt 8 POSHESHION first Mas.Sherbrooks, West., rou:nR matiinar tube Apply 636 mer >.se | ean.Seep: 8 for Peas te he leather fiat.hand tone frent.two Story, cnîd water.ntetio a : t it Le he Fa we men aan 8 5 Bay View, Maine.ENT my Eat Ed a To LI | BORER vam 1 roi SE Ye 3 OO EEE offer.Fred K.Cole.208 SL JANOS taw BTR AGATIE DES MONTS The Fehoes \u2019 -.TO B oo furs, jeweliery, etc.1 will pay 36 Be.more ar El ren: vy Trial Kiron ond satiotartio Ener.RoRTES For wi 108\" ead eter Sarat rr\u201d art rase ve rage = RE - \u2014\u2014 beautiful summer residence tn rent, weil (NEAR OLD ORCHARD.) At PH ILIPS BURG thas any other deslars L.Adler, 188 Cras a teed: consigements of all binds ited.sale; alee 9 single express herness, in good order, Pt: 88d Feceire rewort OT.LAWRENCE ROLEVAKRD, sast mile.Furniahed bath.hot and cold water and west, Tel Mein 16.Case adv on consi uments, T.Foster at 100 Greene WATCH \u2014 Lost email watch = Toothee near IeMontigny.69 x 150 feet ta Rr.glactri light.plano, stables.Dont hous.To rent for the summer, or will sel} to BY LAKE MISS/SQUOI.ARE vou selling cast ef oioth and Son, Auctioneers, .Peul et.108 bracelet.Libera! rewsrd returning te Dominique.rental $3006.price $30.000.Easy guwimming hath, boat, can 4 wctrie a quick buyer.a delightful summer cot- A very desirable, convenient and cem- Jewellery carpets.furniture?get Dest ORBEO \u2014 Just received hire good HINRX Lady wishes tn dispose of u quantity Lo, 0 pires and Fons, Je ors, ®t.»- terme.T.Inibreut!, 97 St.James st.70 à are beautifully wonied, water an A t 1 fui view of the ocean, convenient h house at Philipe- .y ine.table for board ag douse.Address eriae \"8 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 light free.Apply E.M.Renouf.#1 Union tage in fortably furnished ° .prices given.Btrean, or Bame heavy draught and rosd horses.Apply » 7180 Stee eb.ST BRUNO 15 miles from Montreal.opprsite ave Triephone Up 3781, lp 3665 to Portland, Old Orchard, magnificent burg, in the very best order.close to| west.Mali sréers attended.he 2 ass Trotiler ard Adams, 313 Richmond at.Tel.Mt Lost on Friday night & pay sieve Trunk station, East Se.Bruno brick beach, fine surf bathing and driving: six Lake Missisquoi.Good boating and M.3825.er.LUNCH COUNTER, 35 fv.long.syster box containing Sib.Finder wii! be à i 11 apartments with barn.stable end © bedrooms.dining-room, sitting-room.mani House stands in large, roomy LORRY : Torr : tached.Can be divided in two, ais0 rewarded by calling or phoning prey 4 ad.(ress sil round.splendid site Gr eum FACTORY TO LET kitchen, wide verandahs, enclosed with grounds; water and fusi in house: pro- es oer cae oe en oe oad Tan come tables and chairs and \\srge refrigers- Montreal Heraid Office.Victoria oa.T0 3 © » .* - au 28 scrés.can ba divided.Porn lots APpIT screens.furnished throughout: rental prietor would occupy couple of rooms LE ar anim a Tocrtne ad 2% | tor.1408\u201d BL Lawrence levard.Pass Sicotte, Advocate, 54 Notre Dame st Rast TO LET Ground floor of factory.sitaatd on moderate for summer or for sale at rea- if convenient to tenant.Would n - .a.6 Papinesu srepue, a short distnsce above fe.BonAble price.Address\u2014 tiate for sale of house and furnishing., POUND.J So\u2014 Cathorine ntreet.containing 6.300 muare feet.MR.THOMAS QGRAHAM Address Andrew Bomerville, Phillps- Wanted to buy an American table F R HIRE OT.ELURTA NE Mew eummer residence £07 windows on ail sides.heated, good facilities for ; burg.or c-o W.8.Marson, Btar Office, must be in good condition, and çhesp.DOG \u2014 Found a small\u2019 brown dog.meer sale.with 38 arres of land, situation on Anipping: pouce and light furnished If desired Star Office, Montreal, Canada.Bt.James street, Montres!.Address P.O.Box 2280.: * Pine avenue.Owner ren | have by paying | Mountains and head TRE Rese River and For full particulars.apply to The Moatros) Wa «6 13004 5312 aw A numbor of single and double rigs for Safe to follow the majority of purchar- for this adei 1 Arcade st Moun nea 3300 aime two other @mai (Tirer C'otbing Cu.3 v PS BARBERS CHAIR \u2014 Want od second: hire by the day or week, or will contract |ærs und buy.from a Cesponsible dealer, WHITE Fomeranian.Sight touch brows touch of brews Mousses, with stahie and shed, boasts.tent hand barber's chair; a recitaing chair for season's work; reasonable terme.Ap- who has @ reputatien to meintain.and a one Sar TA DIS 164 Quy et 0s owings and baths.mr.Two miles from Bt Too ES preferred.Name price.Box 165, Blar OC iy to rear of 438 Richmond street.city.whe camnot afford to treat ycu unfairly.°% one Eustache station.21 re erate YARD TO LET.; re.nd 67 10 cOomber & Cummings, corner of St.- 1 2000.Address E.te, .- Tr Pan) pice.; 15 t'ammismioners at.ce.CLOTHIX G EE Pre, Tatar clothing: 3 HORSES.wend aad geatle, suitable for light And Bt Sul un PUPILS WANTED, ETORAUR SPACE to rent, yard about orêvrE = lated to.BR.87.0% Nore rorting or Sipe.rea st Cowsa's MUSHROOM Pros « ct datly at duiirered tr VERDUN.Ethel at.three flare.five rooms.x Z06 fi.on Lachine Casal.wih raliwes : Dame west.Teisphone Mo DO 7006 Mtables, 330 Greene ave: arm vxpress barsens Fite parie cœur * ADULT PUPILA taken privatety tn ejemen- béthroom, etc.price 83500, part rash.Ap- siding.Feasonable terme Apply Box .l a t t f 1 comer Mountain st a berg towers eabrres Tise Bter rence Ofce Bh (ary subjects hy an Engllah master.30: Div 1305 Welllngion ot.corner Hickson.\u201d Sar Dee $18 Tge apariment of eleven rooms, CLOTHING - All Minds of ladles\u2019 and Magdaten #1.Foint Bt.Chartes.ENT en's cast off clothlt Cura.jeretle ory.veto.pan terme Mendanme ato TORENT, tame f Date ot.) Suitable or and St.Catherine Streets, heated.Immediate possession.musical thetrumenta ae.Far Ing = e- DOMESTIC PETS.COREY'S VOCAL STUDIO.Kara Holl, tate ae ban .1 will y e Ligheet Se any .ove Up essuue private.t house ten well butt and Inmber yard or builder's supplies.Term of mand NEW HOME front Tan ETS boue floors; cemented cel stars.D Hatton & Co, Wholesale Receivers Specially low rental, owing to occupancy being subject to other Setler f° H.Pearson, ne Craig wesc.POR BALB-_TFour young ft.pres pcs oe PIANO LESRONS ~\u2014 Attractive course, Pr; coal snd gas heating furnaces.Fred R.nt Fish ea 2aw .re me, Bolo Md pre me Intending rchasers will do well to A re athe.Terms moderaie, ry ole, 205 Hi.Janna st on 2 2aw three months\u2019 notice.towls snd pigeons; aiso pair of Bhatia od poate.iste Aber a for hi class furniture at 155 Mance ap N ly Albert Sevigny, a.Lowrence ew prices, therine West.near vv STMOUNT Rtona front housa, having FURNITURE & PIANOS App! a © mn sut M nee Pa ro remant bas\" Hutchison St.Lots For Sale Apply Room No.227, BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING.= 8 Te, ®3 ®t Urbain bé 27 PIAXO papile vastes 37 FES Xi os SR vr ehaner.PWNS oi Near Falrmonnt street.Four splendid ___ \u2014 25 eran srmusient ipitrmente, {brariss, FEEEIER\u2014Tow wT Tin i MOEA Hine pbs Rnd, for tm S| Rit v - \u201d Or James 2 ss S'unrgain ta a prompt buyer, or would Highest prices , Pad.oem.fat 176 en: Posmnable , Mamfier Stable, 847 sputter.almost n Riso complete davetnp i \u2014 exchange for revenue property.Apply fo .» Notre Dame st.Wes e 3188407 Dorchester of.flo \u201caft ise and 0d, Printing ox Tout very cheap.Address AGENTS WANTED.PROPERTY WANTED.UH Pandurand.43 and 50 Kt.Jamen nt.5 box we i 5 \" bel bald NANTED, tte MISCELLANEOUS, NEW bouton furaiture.prose Ju Jen bets AGE e rire rel wR \u2014\u2014 rn \u2014\u2014 = \u2014\u2014 asd Meddling.bLereaws o washatandes.side Æ.ne char 1 w=iil soil vonr property © aighest ces for 1 \u2014 n Cancda com .NO realy at ey tortie Hing me up.r rite not sn and jews ps J.oil, BE YOUR OWN muster, bg sample dus Wards ar nd ladies.eMftoniars, ighant mission ov call.\u201d Norman Riomore 19 ft.Joho Mata E TO LET FOR 12 TO 15 HORSES, A .pole NE in lawns, ac Sinines Tardrobes, Pas Sa pe Po roe po on .vo ards, Lu ° I i with all accessories Harness Room.Shed for waggons, Yard etc, etc.Vicin- YIANUS \u2014 Wanted to purchase geod wp- five, fem hs, m ated f 82.ineluding 63 furohing.Fraser Bros, 463 Bt.James ot REET.8t.Ge Ea rt of Bt Joseph's right and square pianos.Thess instre- t Remaan rade, Impert your Corner lnepseter.wi ALT, the advertising \u2018agencies of v SALE, 11 SIMPSON PT $ Tas | Advertisers will rent or chase Tr property for above Li ments will be bought Sutright for cash a as ¢ of Ter the Pro of Quebec, Ontario or else.PROPERTY FOR SA Apply te .0 , | \u201c1 will be taken in exchange as part payme - ORGAN -_For sie Thom organ.bl where.desiring to devote their time for eur SUBURBAN THE ROYAL TRUST CO Apply to \u201cCT LA sAIRD.\u201d P.O.Box 2372 City 70 2eoû for new Layton Bros.144 Peel at.88 a.+ pren, te street.are cetaves.9 vi.2 sets of reeds.Apply 11 patrotic apd national work, the dec Ter TGUAY BASIN.for sale.A new cot 83 13004\u201d = Be.Vintour ot, Annez.ent Festival Album, ner wi ve CHATEA , - RESPECTABLE woman.With large family.ae published the occasion tage, with 12 font balcony oll round.0 talping 5 Toomer and hath mom, with sll mon.SPECTA le express waggons; leased to receiye cast off cloth- pusiler 2 nee ot and cold water, rte at ing for a > 1 recnuneratlon.Write Box C age ant J.*o.ty r.Bee, ra Ager ne apy ing.apd oid water, artesian \u2018well, bot ate ana ian X ress uil in 1.803 Notre Dame west.Contract wanted for city Gelivery: 1 PERSIAN LA Lins viet: Wome A ie A 7 pomp.snd 1.00 gal.tank.ares 100 x 400 feet.y act uns ce [ { stable, coach house, ire house filled tor the sen- Lege! site anew SUMMER CAMP In 1h the ayes, within is double hea oingle = Drees = ons: Jackets are spect | Tm ma uen ra re Fgh 78 VICTORIASTREET | ' - Mebi Il St., for Rent.me tue Ra oat.' Koy Siva ng Fell Pperécaiss \u20ac teed For Stticulars And terms, a4 with wn ean we sheers have eas APN I MONTREAL, FIT To reo, neti prove, B0oû location, clove.to | | (PE LEE me pa Fant Be UN \u2014 roar a rand Tink ad Cah Lo, Watwic ale oun, Whe, Phere Main Fine space for offices, well lighted.Space sub-divided to suit Z=tee == LL by of rr gl rp PARTNERS WANTED.SE oe 4 mr Si tot tenants.Will be ready for occupancy May lat, 1908.; MACHINERY.Core swoon, rampe Later tue ES De CE tomo Address D TIE.PARTNER with $300 cas secore setive Dal sr.LAMBERT For sale cheap a puits - .Apply to R.S.LOGAN, as sistant to second vice-president, ENQINE = Tor sale a eu, rade cents = ited Si ere cape NO a 7 = at TE ie ed Da.amie \"SHEET BRR Grand Trunk Railway, Montreal.ise |B EE RE © SETA er i ei TR | ER SE SRT Office.ie ORIBT MILL for sate.78 barrel.mater pov.THE GLOBR Torente.For ever 60 years PARTNER wanted at once, with ree C ST.ANNER - For paie new, point nr ouse on oin , a the Globe, Teronte, recognised firet clam real estate business: modern 19 room ir EE ay TO Hemiiea, Felt \u201c| ae 8 leading force in Eoadien journation.PA ar te me men PIIat LAR.cugnly genuine chance.Fer.fail particuiars 306.anmcther with large garden.86000.13 OFFERS SOLICITED.Deus the the Globe's aint * 35 ne Leach Play Car Lie.'300 BL Catherine ot.ang mer itew write WB 7200, Bree Bramch room brick house raniral 14088; new 7 Twe goed hounes for immediate treater aaa 07e ny oth rates vou To 2 vmnce room cottage very modern, 10.000 feet land; seat Aryl Do io Fag.cin .- nor ia | To \u2014 near stations, $2750.old house and Farden.sale.MONEY TO LOAN.paper te Went ert Teed ® ta On PIANG\u2014 Weber Severe Page, 080; payable 9ises PF Brown real estate agent.97 LAVAL AVENUE\u2014$ rooma, lari, For Têtes phone Toe Blenee Mont.QU and $0 meathlr Tee Le re TEACHERS WANTED.Bt.Jumes ot.furnace.prove Roy st.Asking è real Office, Beard of Trade Building, er Al.thee : 73 \u2014 re price.65,000 Arcane Bmesberg ni ] : | write The Globe, Torento.Canada.TBACHERS \u2014 Wanted by the Sohoe! Com COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE SHUTER STREET\u20141% room {Gown Stns & NWORTOA I LOANS.PLANO Jmgtish, Cottage Paso.AT8 Sod Sos: missioners of Femimogat ssssion 190.: \u2014 house.In good order.hot ater | LET Got ce 16 SL.Vest Ti S| Catherine st, vost, near A conmoseihe al aber \"Ea KNOWLTON (Brome Lake), sacrifice sale furnace Asking price.87.000 ! TBTST rune AND BR MOXETS Proms, ns me as wo ei utifel family riansion, 24 roome, Speak quickly.on te lend © ort .at lowest rsied.Co Peo.tiplemas asd com modern : farnace, nd aruex of six rnoma stable and EB } an e 138, .i; ere nen Te \u2018make tt ne oon: PUTNAM & McCRORY, the offices to let, singly or en suite, in this aad: well money Te LAND oe.Eo Laila A Nem bere.RA e.Fave alee of - ne Poin, ba gps languages for the Sealer cinves of the Aa ta et James st.Montreal.106 013° 133 %0st 0.Sear 1h Glen.Tt Hea Lan atieiions with states aul.tlemans country home.summer host or 30R-10 Merehants Bank Big.office building.1 on = Tos.Pleas © Bocfetarp-treasurer.E WoT.ad.high olase ing Neuss.price with St.Urbain WANTED\u2014Two aspoust 98.780 sad 57.000 + .ne Ne 1 Slaatos 0.Westmount, P.@ .ues! Moighs peste.without Telephone Main 3870.is reom 304, Power Building, cornet Craig and 8 trees.tire ; Jorge se ; , 2 Heer reasonable.du cons! ered.w Er curity.James Balitie, \u2018Rs ay @ ortaise.on »\u201d Sant Belten, 141 Notre Dams west.67 ¢ mors cs sac Te fn .Co ./ q .+ .0 \\ PUR \u201d 4 3 : Soy he x \u201c Joma abe + I 2 tire ant & \" as sv fag lr a NST ; oa RS EL SE \u2018 vu 4 3 Ne a NE = ed ET J .eu - A EL A v FE FR - \" \" | fy BEL Ar at) NT 7 d Aer = A8 Ba\u2019 / Nu , 2 fe a AES ARR: SRT a eu CE » N \u2014 ey.gd) E Re « a { Ie i y AY ] ui 3 phot 4 R Piha Fy en: he EN fo vire SWI pS 2 , À A) BRE ME te AFS » A) Li NE Rad EF th NG Py à, \"Sh a sR Ce : ~ te \u2018 \u2018 sa, \u2019 * ee J C Jai * - Ch - bh rape ve .\\ no?= , ., + » S , 1 .1 1 ° ., ® \\ .re \u201cà « .° ~ ~~ -~ STAR Y, RCH 23, 1908, \u2019 THE MONTREAL DAILY A .; pan \u2014 Jovi ae = = : ROOMS TO LET.ROOMS WANTED, MESSE AR SITUATIONS VACANT (MALL) erryaneus VACANT (FEMALE) SITUATIONS WANTED (MALE) SITUATIONS WANTED (PEMALE) .ROOMS TY LET, an 3 VE.ales agile room, : Sn in ni | aie ree | EN TE Re | PE ae RES ne SE TE Sap ih ume SIR TET Ta i shat Personals tiopl vhamisery; previous knour en E ne end man (11); hes \u2014 family, between Park à munie vom Apply Bex Tot Bier Nd mes ppt jar tin Bear Be Branch aad Ypevnimg; Alarm 8 prs Avoir \u20ac bouehooiRe.a RICHMOND 'D SQUARE, 54 v ser Sree preferred.rase Sarticelars Bex TIS.dv : ve - , - ar te.A a flat, net mov 03 em Bain famRy: breantent If deemed.ARERAAAARIAAAE stron make + COOK\u2014Wanted sock and house-tadiomaid ; SooKXRArIR J ; AMION\u2014Lody, well céuaptod, poai- ALERAND ren foe w tur- CENTRAL LOCALITY \u2014 tod by a train.Dour vosfut mous URS nee ES.mum have good city references ap separa Len rercoence = mes oF ein = mopar.gved cook RE READING 87, Joo Toat St.Chart, fur at nures osm fa eo costed\u2019 Lona meet RB J McCarthy, of Boston, le at Pore rom BG.W.Tei 1108.between After \u20ac pm.:e Untario eve.stocks; \u2018would be accept y ar tt terme i Eh TE oui beard.Appiy mermiage er 10 8 Would line breakfust Whos oot heme ad: the\u2019 Windsor.CUOK \u2014- Wanted a good Ppiain with rem Des 368 P.O, ses 5 dreds Bex 130, Siar OR (1) Hom.J.I'.I).Casgraln spent yes- Apeil .180 nees w et bar- A sn Dr = sente ; Plastic and od.A Mise Jelory.Matron, maso | BAR TRNDER\u2014Thereughly contes month of| SERRI OT, 127\u2014Deuble sad fur- STAR PRINCE ORTICR we ae ee LUSIGNAN, t46\u2014Wanied (we or three uu- lérday in town.ris muready paporet contrec- Cellege School, Lesaoxville, P.Q te seeks ton, Sood references.age 46: March: mest reforensss.-made ni0he4 Lot water.shower: IM In We ce nished ome, beivea Windsor and A1-| Mr.Henry J.Beemer has returned ring Toners : Charis right, New Kicedrhs Metal Noirs suis, house evening gowne 9e Swaniey quiet Abuse; ne re; tee minutes frem & * aserc ment wares: Ol Dried one es hiichen.from Now York.drum carte te Ye rinione! by oth Aprilnext.CQOK and eiperionced homsemaid Apps Caatre sa ie fu.te 6° Viger mation: D 09 8 IST MARK ST.5v_Wicey fersihes.voi Add Tair: 140 Casianaa oh Mr.Junes Robinson left yesterdap : Aétrese Ben $12.»: ss IR Me .un To.MOORKERPING = Young mas uires DK EHBMAKING uy the day tami- BLEURY ST.Ne SINT We slagle fur- Mog XL) = ee LADY miscionary doutes room.furnished for New Brunswick.« w home Oven P.M.lies by ez Reofer- reem, dem : unfure w wee < .BA ni ine Be tare\" COUR, siperinced pastry took.Abpig Air Ing or typemriing.Address B Tem, Bier ences d'édrese B 1316, \u2018Siar Branch Ofte ST.MARTIN.1715\u2014Frent bedroom on bath 188 week tn April, May ist or scener, In! Mn Willlam Lauder, of Toronto, is & a: 8 Unieraine =! bon \u2018Hotel, Meal) ot.Braschi vues 2 BUCKINGHAM AVE 31.comfortably fur | OT MARTIN, HE re be eas til quiet Protestant \u2018(amily rent must be iow; guest at the Quoen's.BOUKKBBPER =~ Wanied 8 Yount ene COOK Firat clase tok tnd housemaid BOOKKEBPE Dvonporsences ares bat HAAS OF OW preantane private ES 2° ° 10 of may, \u2014 os Trio us rooke wee.Mr.Leslie M.Gauk.of Montreal, - .y 4446 anted 4169 Dorchester st.Toke cary take fuil hare of on, = far- Y empioyed AQuring ay.wishes 1e! was in Quebec saturday.ainaetnn sweat Letween Gand 8 pm to Greene avenue.10 3 best ro oe meet m2 Jamted.fancy blouse VERMONT WT.14\u2014Ose Nicely furnished aies rocma, Nitohew Driviieges it 8s: rod ne Sraakta and.Doppers opecits Mr.J.E.Nicholson, of New York, PER wanted, aselatast.perman- COUK ¥o0d Plain eselk wend; must mode to order.anew B T%, Bar Boi Mant, Suitable for twe gentlemen 7e 3 stred.3 nw Brice aad particulars Box 611, Biar Office.is registered at the \\Vindsor.BOOK KEBLE with SRaNufsotering Loin.Rare netisfactory refereucee.Appry $e BOOUKRETER - Cencôles, Often STAR BRANCU OFFICE ¥ 6931 \u2014 Teo \u201c3 Mr.and Mrs R.A.Cooke, of Que- a.ant (226.or adress P.rm dn So A iar poricace 1s ros A] dt ea, en FRENCH LADY.mi AM.single reside, vary clean oa \u201cbach: rent noes barrens AE refer: ROOM Wanted by a respectable youn bec, Is at the Queen's to-day.i .msg, tth refer- \u2014 .Bea\u2019ives.Cook wanted soca rou, with references.à ne EE te Jone » Bonde Re te Ti Tiwi room fat.water beat nent and telephone; bachelor; wit on (os tne room Th private cam con: Mr.FE.H.Eckers.of Live 1 1s Dbly to Mra ane, 2?.SMa .dress Hux Star ?rpoo I | a noes a west.BLEURY BT.3T1\u2014Twe fromt Uce registered at tho Windsor._COAC MAN Res Bor wide es an large nia ar dons denired \u2014t had niin Sea 0 su rE a.Cat ring Mr.P.McGovern, of Boston, Is in married man preferred ADDIY \u201cCunninenene einen Tart IW ance, Win large toliewing in the Lites os wore est Te 8e a peut © = ot moving, on ess OT a | enrcanre \u2018hor aorior or aentiey: bocupatien STAR BRANCH QEYICE Hits Wanted town to-day at the Windsor.want managem: or w ense fur .A 98, Bitar oa, \u201ca oy \u2018Thomas Graham, Htur vraice, ENFEIIRNGED salodiad.\u2014 Wanted eo hed o good medern commer hotel ta BLEURY B57.100 coraar 81.Catharine, ©™ May.Apply Box Te à sew om.vicinity Demimon square or west \u20ac! Mr.Robert Grey is in town from aa'emady with ques experience.Ty The « char Can fursish ezceNent Rhian 8 | GENBRAL \u2014 Soetch girl reais position as s and large double room to let, sult 3 sre .Chatbum, & guest at the Queen's.COPPERSMITH ented = ema mr soma\u2019 Murphy Co.Ltd.HY lac \u20ac © and saul, os mean best] a small family cook well; = or hres Irienda.bain.Aver dieu ES Eog- STANLEY eT.Neg en a WANTED two unfurnished, heated poems Judge and Mrs.Brunneau, of Sorel, Se.Ten CV TT TT dros references.A reach 3 ; - tow ; ouse- amith, good wages tn a compétent Men.(GENERAL RERVANT wanted for family of Managee.to Momo Terrace, 12 Terrace cire Address E 1196, Buer we 7: table niehed: Unmediate possession; met moving.oli priviegne, hove.Bers Tant house\" lare In town to-day staying et the Jno, Burns amd Co, 2:48 Craig st a.west.(wo.mus be good Sook: goed wages.Apa, Baltimeve, eo 3 CART 831, above saerbrooke ot.A pre, Box 387.Bear Office 3 Queen's.Pre ay ferences tr ely apor - wishes to rent .® t \u2014 COOK wamed fer Evod pusition.APp.y 31 Tent $115 Mestern avenws.Wear Greene COLORED MAN MAN vante werk ce conabman, HOUSBKREPSK \u2014 Tuctemes situsiion by cé deu lo an oidéciy goateman, quiet oT.FAMILLE BT.No bom \"Le WANTED by young Bit out 1 day a nnn elle Fometcue, os dnt MoGU Cabege ave.2 ee tefences.Arey Bon du, Bias onion ET à ou ur hav kon beer: $000 cook | UT; house! tora mogerais wardrobe, private Engh family.ae fm reo, pot ne Pt b dolar 2 Kingston.CLERK \u2014 Wanted experienced grocery CNMRAL Competent gener: ear vant THCART HT, 81- Comfertedty furnteh- , en; brin ane references.Apply F.Upron, CEE fiat tno ladies in family; good CARPENTRY and 3 work, house deo- ET: Jops 81M wants place to assist CATHCADY roura, suitable for we wentie.ST.LUKD BT.pe te flat, ee or star Branch Office.Mer.Begin, Archbishop of Quebes, ne ot.Point St.«lLarles references required.Apply Mra.Denna, corations of ail descri rip prompur Os er eme: generals.men to join; bath flat, sli modern convent: room and sitting roog.newly WANTED dy 8 young wan mnall fufnished 8alled on Saturday from Havre, fon CATOUP MAKER wanted | or «or ime tmendwl between and 3 193 oe pe Be.Tame wt Theme © > 1222 tone St.contralf ences; central, Pugin preferred.Terme Med souple.Phone Uptown debe.08 for 16th April around Buutevard New York., - or aa 5 a a \u2014 .must thorsugh'y underdiand catwupe pga, BERVANT wanted, smail new moderate B a double aad sin a ee Por 818.tar One.3 ha Mrs.William R.Houston, Toronta sauces, Tet er NlAte age expATiance, fiat.no washing, two In family, 611 Gros.CLARK \u2014Yeusg mew @esires position HOUSR TaBLAMAIDY Ire gin CRESCENT AT.86\u2014 Nirely furnlahed email sT, ANTOINE, 316\u2014 rame, Qu entertained on Friday in honor of Mra and expected.Na novices nantes, senc ave Westmount, Apply mornings and .ode e ka TTT hand 2m tn.dev Pau Jorees or jobse © room, bath flat, ton ob! He room, rarer or nar riod couple: YouNa MAN aloires tomfertable room.Arthur Plers, of Montreal.Box 811, Kier file 70 * eninge.ares tires 01118 a Bas ° hante tahlomaid or mr, Tred heat od = right away.6 3 a rem logon, ahout board, most be rier Re Mr.W.D.O'Brien formerly of GENERAL SBRAVANT wanted.(Inod plain 3 cond lemsema.deirme sr Brase - \u2014 ance © own town En , cooking; references required.142 Hutchi- ole » AT rT aaa a hey a! 8T.CATHERIND WEST.¢191\u2014Fumisned D7.statng terms.Box 191, Blar Ofer.Montreal, but new a resident of New son st.70 2 CHEF \u2014Just disengaged, ghly » a - on bath tiet, elecir! .Steam reams for one or two gentlemen, with er York, staying at the ndsor.8 branches; Sotal.club me.Where JEWELLERS Ssuanter.sa saintes wie s wt rel Ne 8 Mrs.Glbert Johnston.who a ERVANT ted.gnod cook, immediate! ret class cankisg meat best thout .has bee Geod opportunity for honest.ce I, To Mra Dandurend, 500 Loranester b greduired.best refersaces.G.7130 Sar i Sok, Sean any peshtion.Address Boz 1% CATHCART, 4T-Te jet large recu, with | SREROOKE 87.WBST.133 BOARD WANTED visiting her daughter, Mrs.R.J.Mo- men at the Troy Jaundry areot weet.*3 nd clothes closet.31d ron Kelvey, of Kingston, has returned to Lachine Rond.Verdun.ss 8 Bleury.small and large furn Tom.WEHST END of city.vicinity St.Antoine Montreal - = \u201coc c= [GENERAL MAID for famBy of two; heated COACHMAS \u2014 SRCToughy utuaten a -MOTHENS HELP, 7 rear# reference, would COURSOI, 3:\u2014Large furaishes front room \"!!h windows, on Bieurz st.= and Atwater avenus, not sbove Kelby el.\u2014 ope apartment; Muet rieep ot home Apbir ceachman, = like situation with English tamtiy, dom- Wdie fiat suitable for marvied couple.ot by dector asd another gentleman, dinner at Mra.1.I.Beany, Joliette, Que, has WNVEBLOPE CUTTER - gud ene lop Liv Crescent si.= good familly, well up in ail otnble du esticeted.Apply 316 M ° on m e AU aT.CAMILLE, 336\u2014Double and single night defiy, mid-day Bunéey.Write @, 64% left to spend à few wecks in Washing- cuter, éfrady omutnyment and ad oF eee\u201d gond driver and (norouFniT | reliable; excel: Montreal.aason ot, R TY MALI AVE.656.few doors above Bished reoma Telephone Dest 99.45 i BM ae ue .ton, DC.the gues ot Mre JE uses.Apply =\u201d sre tv Manaiec uring SI Gin Wanted SI So, sui lent City rete © Te, wer cs Le A PE I ii did ORIVERSITF vs Brien trent perio wee = Sheu .C, gu .J.Wosars fn virial | -\u2014\u2014\u2014e 10 mal with house re.Branch NURSE \u2014 Oradusts nurs, with good city Uomen or married ceupis, wih a and \u201cor plano, suMable for one or two; Quiet .5 FOREMAN Wantml an experienced foe QUIS APDly 6133 Dorchester st ro CHEF \u2014 Mantes by middle ron man all ona Tones, wi take charge et (avait o every cenvenience; private family.EK bast.noue not moving, L SUMMER BOARD WANTED.PE achonala of Isâles\u2019 \u201ca kets, saunple 1paker pe- le AL \"ANT - - Wanted goo4 ro 000K.r passage nEiand, an \u2018 .and.; Et th STR | RT red SE TH | pS RRM ET Dr on Ai NER | com ri | NO AVE Se re | AMER, Freee vn | Coe ete, arrives foun Notre Dame a\u2019.west.aril lorne avenue.oo 3 = A lares double room.single beds; sents.Ach dt te br than yoraard 3 5 double aod singin mom chester street a no had \u2014W + git to witin COMMBRCIAL traveller 426) position, POSITION manced as housek t - mea only.referred; terme mus moderate, » as eaudry, who been PIE an EE CHER or ore | CV Ray ond len £9 hime at) reer re and Welt La que: yan free clam cook, ain\u201d tor nues COUNCILLORS slates com.EL Nu AT Iu 42 ane Box 831, Star Office.__.visiting Mrs.Trotter, 8t.Lambert, left Jaunes.Must fornien \u201cut ave Sr Friereaces.3 = GATIONS Te HUTCHIBON FT.82\u2014Woll furvisbed room, \u2018Mestre.Table beard.ce troim despatchers.uliisfonal superintenden 00 1 \u2014_\u2014 Wan pertsaceé cet- BIT! r bousematie and tie: .cel ter, Genern] managers and presidente From the Lier, deminer aod Terk JR.ave sederaia Apsiy Mra J.Wumm'e Renpioz- mia?fist.furasce, Bot and cold water.not BEAVER HALL 2 i Sa reuns Teaks of thelr Je rap ore The, Instructor Cadiou ea ment Office.13 ave = oy oud 0 ote Tom, a at the ° 1e departmen a practl- LAVAL Ave, BC arose.ved ¥ hear © , operator, with 1: ears\u2019 experience on W.H.SCROGGIE AISPECTABLE seuss man.age ii.hasty STENOGRAPHEN.Wanted by young le4ÿ \u201cnieheé rooms to let, Private family, ne © engie reom.3 we fri Area Tu APR, AMC in Tu | rps thas capmalt ve Adéress and\u201d nest.at AStree ea 21° eee Alarm: mederats terms.Gi» BLEURT BT., 165, cornet @t.Cathérine\u2014 maoptde quality saute Ce patton paying requires thoroughly experienced Swing on ha Care.we MACKAY ET 1017s lst nice brighi oom, pak ouble room te lei, sult twe ar three to 8400 A ear.Wa machine salcswoman uv.SHANSTRESS, caporientes, attention new! th flat, -Aucr vent rm qui aloo Single reem, bath, Aver i |.Beinn mies Sam \"1 iugente why ot rant where another a sowing mold or ot room; ote, fow doors frem Bberbreeks oa family] first cides lable Board tend other ri hanip fired ont with éd ia WANTED u genaral serv aire wo Apply UTABLBMAN\u2014W sétuntien es stable- - roe .ss @truments, and has net recehed maid 18 Kept, no op re man by an experianced horsemen, The LE rar et.Toles MOUNTAIN gT.qhormigh and piacioar training.fall wih refereaces.\u2018243 Bishop ly sober and Adérees Bez 53, Sear 2301.ue rien se es ie COMFORTABLY furnished large freomt room se hoid ition.a rest WORKING housekveper te tome charge of Vie boda, bathroom (lat, large.clotnes «cab a AE ie Us ven Jal | broks n°4 \u201cBate Senator In esto Hospital.tate Benator 8.Franchot, repre- ssating the 4th bi District, of York, was brought t New hospital.He.was stricken with paral sis anfû ou the advice of his physician Montreal Yesterday, pe D N.ti Dutch Cleanser.3 for 50\u20ac UT PRICES IN GROCERIES FOR TUESDAY Reg es.Tablets Ste 12 | Handy Ammonia, 3 for Rec | Hiueberries, 3 tins ; Lipton's Jame, 2 ib iT matoes, 3 1b.tins , Ie Rolled Be Whea ~gle Washing t 6 for Finest Creamery Butter 4 «S.CARSLEY CE; LANDE BROS PHONE MAIN 3888.Open Evenings.SOMMES IT HE MOUNT ROYAL |LARGE DEPARTMENTAL STORE.Cor.St.Lawrence and Mount Royal Streets.DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT \u201cQUR MILLINERY EXHIBITION which will be open to-day, Tuesday, Wednesday and following days.We cordially invite you to and examine this magnificent display of the season's Millinery.Our store will be open this evening until 9.30 p.m., also Tuesday and Wednesday.O.VANIER & co.he \u201cBerkefeld\u201d Water Filter Ë in used b e armen of Great any and the United LL, and Se by eminent Engin 2e to be a thoroughly pat FILTER.Easily fitted to your water supply in\u2019 your house, Why he risk of typhoid Fever?Buy one now at headquarter GEO.R.PROWSE, Agent, Goods Stored Free Until Wanted.FES! DORCHESTER | LL STREET, MONTREA = JATHS REP REPORTED be ONT.wn ONT.Poy Rock dead at Brownville, aged 1 |ss Rounds ANE at Deter, Nama, of Watertown, is dead, % ion Besber Is dead at Theresa, owe died at Addison, aged 24.n.LE, Lavery died at water Aret Favage is amd Dexter, | John aan es thoreon Percy township, is TT Mraim Brummel is dead pete s dea John Titration, for jorty Jens \u2018resident of Percy townah e dead sand 83 * NEWCASTLE, © wideo in NT.\u2014 Elisabeth J, t Allen.wife George senior: in-law of James Ai- died in T ham.Que.and fifteen yoars one of the best known mining men In in emim that his impartial one.ucols trial had not been an inadbeth Gilmour 8164 as lors, 7 Niches.of Eire, ie Sead, fucker, à ploieer resident of Bnenip, 1s dead.; Pures, of West Ganifraxa.'s dead at Artur, : Forguson, of Geerge Fer Fergua, is diel at Baltimore.of > {member of the i \u201cwad ve ONT - cé nge body, of the oe Te |e Ells os neat thet can store others 1e Ne nu pre da Coverings.Entiies Number FourHun- dred and Fifty and Scope is Wide.SOME REMARKABLE PICTURES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A Few ars Distinctly Among the Best.Evel Exhibited In fe Ee The 24th snnual Spring Exhibition opens with à private view at the Gallery, Phillips Square, this eve he tn and will continue untit\u201d April 11.The e hibition.a out if Pp hich it = exhibited Provide hat the designs be obviously is not the ann: as a whole, compares with that of other years, the artist in almost every case was ves, to resp abreast with pro- ress s own rticular Branch of art.\u2018The exhibition ttaoif is large, there being in ai 80 entries in the catalogue.he given up to the oils, which with the water colers and pastels, also an the old gallery.The Tempest room ual, Is largely hung with the black and white and the, architec ctursl dexigns.& verage ulte up to of previous exhibitions, and a few of the pictures are distinctly among #he best that have been shown at any of the spring exhibitions at the Art Gallery In the new gallery the pictures which cateh and rivet the attention are un- foubtedly oe 1 own Ha , RC, rence Gagne as se.Cullen shows wo delightful scenes.Mr.Ham d has several ex- sentially ondesque pictures and Mr.Jolliffe.Walker shows a trait of Sir George Drummond.which is simple ard efféctive in treatment.In the old gallery, whi there.oy a good deal \u201cthat © could be readily the walls are hung with much Vinterout.ing work, \u2018ncluding the group of of ome arch Morning at, Pine, Har Franchere \u201cIndiscretion.\u201d and t clever pastel and Trayon, work of Miss McLesh The sculpture includes \u201cNotre Chier cast by A.Lalibert reclining female right hand holding back ast year in plaster ia bronze: and Mr.fobert arris shows two small poftrait In the a architectural section \u2018here ave on came | the new gallery, those contributing tn- D, Cra M.eluding Mrs.Mr.Kilpin, Margaret J.Kanbe rn and AP Webater.none the workers in Linck and ite is Miss Ethel Seath, who shows a number of {tor hook plates, gs well Bs two little etchings of considerable promis.A REMARKABLE PICTURE.The picture which will doubtless command most attention on the exhib.ftion essor > vas, \u2018Japanese cu 2 in which he manages by affes artific end na natural light oh Lon dette than in his Spanish =, exhibited ht treet, Dinan.\u201d which sre chafming in thelr FINE PIECES OF WORK.Mr.Robert Harris, who shows several \u2018excellent i .- = ns i SER Foy wo successful Re her Deatel and \u201cTe > and he Smith, RCA.on F.= | RCA.néons Jottfte Walker; Adda aa a Tusa 50010 AM.$1.0 a 0 aaa ud A.A + .ue Fe AAA AUDE GAS A RUNS Santis er, has ing the spirit of his sitter, ahd ig obtaining a t y good likeness.A oiever little rods i ts \u201cThe Send Cart,\u201d by W.BE.Atkinson, netion, Mise Muriel .Boulton, of ebec, in \u201cThe Chess Problem\u201d @n showa a strong study .B.F.Boyd, who sh no (8% France\u201d * Miss Marguerite Buller, who might achieve even better things,shows a clever little study, \u201cThe other,\u201d and a portrait head Audrey,\u201d that is pleasing Mr.W and ambitious of ception, and owing to the glass covering it and which catc the re tions of the neighboring is somewhat difficult to study.The su blect is carefully thought out and shows evidences of much care ss well as the exercise of that most desirable quai imaginat ng canvas Sa D.Park ie ace pr Chinese Lan- which and cted coring into the glowing heart of a Chinese lantern.Nr.A.inson, of Hamilton, ex- bite, four ET ot \u201cThe Vilia Gisele\u201d and \u201cSunset\u201d gre the best.Mr.Raymond Wyer's \u201cDuteh Interior\u201d (156; is a cleverly trested little canvas in which the subject is somewhat conven- mon the Deane in the old Hnot\u2019 clashes with the wail covering of the gallery, Henri Julien's \u201cOld Auction Sale\u201d is fuit of vite and color, admirably painted.and ia one of the most pleasing genre pictures in the exhibition.n \u201cOn the verandah.\u201d Wo A.Reid.P.R.C.A., shows charm ng study of « -white-frocked Shi rein with rolden-hued blossoms, while the warm sunlight filters through the green caves ove her, His ar color, 3 P Among the several pictures shown by Mre Re \u201cEarly Spring\u201d is perhaps A Efipine portrait A Mr.John Oxlivie is id te be nne of the ost popular in the exhibition.oa in addition to bein seems to radiate the permonality et, the aftter.Mr, Kilpin aleo shows a study a \u201cNormandy pensant HH shelling beans, as well several iartatures The and head in Jolie Walk of r 1 tin part at least it wan figure.Mis Annie MecLeah lé partiéulariy crayon, A la Fete.\u201d In each daring artistic U.Dennis exhibits three of which (BB) charming.the other two be.in an entirely ng: Mr.ictures.ing pleasing though different manner.LIST OF EXHIBITORS Hat % nexnibRors Includes in Otta .BE ofte: \u2014Hel Atkinson, ARC CA.CAC.Toronto Junction: J.Barnsley, Emma Uni.ley, autres AP CR.Beliveau, F.M.Ball- P.OBSA.Me Muriel C.Rt on.Quebec: lin > Buller 3 The H Br Brownell.ROA tome Lomer, D ark MeNicedl, Mowe at Se Le \\ RAs Bt, John, Shentore Miller, Allan 3 Neyland.éneS gai ane Fun À Holetés xX ry OX FPope.- Quebec: G.rote; ARCA.Henrietta - M.Shore.aceite! -Crawford C.Gertrude B.Spurr, ARCA.; J.M.Stanferé, Owen frame Faut, Verner, ACA M 1.Weoltwrds Foronte: espere Toronto; Mery H.nie AREA Gar | Mina H.Robin- Browne, 0: 1 \u201cTHE CHOICE OF A HAT.Many ladies object to buying Ready-trimmed Hats\u2014they may be expensive.or it may be a difficulty in suitableness.We make a specialty of catering to those who prefer to trim their own hats.You are shown an endless variety of shapes to choose from, together with all the newest importations in Braids, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, etc., and also several of the very latest Parisian Hats es models.These, with the assistance of a few timely hints from our milliners, enables you at a yery small outlay, to obtain a Hat that SUITS you.Special tables of Flowers and Foliage at 28¢, 35¢.50c and 75c¢.Nice Gray Enamel! Tea Pot; worth in the regular way 4ic.On sale Tuesday .25¢ EVER POPULAR GRANITE WARE.Strong Brass Wire plore Wood Handie Carpet Curtain St tretohers, Tick brass $1.35, re sare 6 x 12, best rass pins yorth on sale ues- 95 Gas nat sre ssw day .for & house Vale ae to lie hee! sv, $1.58 and $1.75.Lawn = and Underskirts.89 only Ladies Lawn Walsts.Just the thing Our regwiar price \u201c+aventtsucusencuce lored Sateen oy Merskirts.n sale Tues Serres ster rrse Natasa es need 256 -69c @ A Drop in Curtains.@ We will offer Tuesday at 8 a.m, $80 pairs of white i and cream Nottingham Lace Curtains, 126 % 50 and 126 x 60: single and double border: fine double thread mesh, design.Reg.$2.00, for.handsome floral brellas you can choose from in Beil sn - New Lines for 1908 Spring is here, which means rainy weather for quite a few - weeks now.We're ready with the largest assortment of Um- Montréal, and our prices save you money every time you buy here.For instance: \u2014 OR GENTLEMEN'S ~weating UMBRELLAS, and paragon frames.long odds the best Il.{5% D A QUARTER in te efty.an UMBR 32.60 BLLA a Best steel frame Raf wearing sil have te be sean to be apprecia THE DOMINION UMBRELLA STORE 407 St.Catherine Street West.+ ° SL T5 { TES RES RT GENTLEMEN'S » roill hard.wearing SILK ature\u2019 wood handles.RULES, \u2018ace tech cannot be duplicated sine- LA handles will 139 St.Peter Street.The miles of rte i ars by Maremmigrem.resort the roma te dre Sar 1 milan or ML ane Totanéd, bouné for N Fron an area of 1.000.000 square puipwoed.\\ WILL DEPORT THOUSANDS.Undesirable Aliens WIil Be Sent Back to Europe.Pittsburg, March *3._An investigation ia in progress hers which wil}, « is said, result In thousands of undesirad) fore ners Pittabure diotriet within the of foreigners taken out of the Pittsburg he sald It \u201cwould run Into thousands.\u201d crusade ia the carrying out of the recent order the fderni auth grow snarchistic ment, and the adie of the country of the burden of taking c of indigent foreigners.JE Was it a Case of Murder ?Special to The Montreal Star, Teulon, March ~The clan who was found Pariea 1 the snow near here, with every Tndlcation of murder, had besn to town on Saturday with e at night, the ren returning alone.Mis id was fou a True in the yo n mow about Afty fest Trom the Mana he, hee four tdes a day and treatment + Reported to \u2014\u2014reentgram.the Star re of Set Bran 234 rides SRE Race at 6 p.m.yee Ce Prise re 1 sen m.yesterday.TWENTY-FIVE INJURED.Serious Collision en Kisvated Rall and Park Suste \"and VanBuren streets early to- \u2018The trains consisted of three coaches Serr rrr eee P Pte PR BILITIES FOR THE os NEXT 24 HOURS.Southerly winds, mid showery.Tuesday \u2014 Strong westerly winds; clearing.NEW YORX STATE FORECAST.Rain to-night, colder in extreme north-west portion.Tues: day fair, slightly colder In north and central portions; fresh to brisk south-west winds tdi bed bbb tbat rrr ERE bert d The only flowers that are blsoming now are in the shop windows of the mil- Mnery concerns, and the ss on the public squares will he greener than it la at presant.The weede which grow on the seats of Victoria and other squares have not yet come out of winter quarters.Still, the youth of the day is following that of their forefathers for generations in picking out dry places to per marbiea, and the steady fre from he spouts continues to pourfdown an inundation uf reminders as to how the .laws are not enforced in this fair eity.There Is no more visible cold tn the West.and there is a tinge of warm In to-day'x drizgle.All of which goes to show that there is some prospect of our having the real mud of spring succeed the present pepper-and-sait weather In a few days.Montreal Westher Statistics.Readings by Hearn & Harrison's ptan- dard harometer at noon: Yesterday.20.16: at x» am to-day.$9.80, at 11 aan.to-day.9.7K, temperature to-day, maximum 49, mintmum 30, yesterday.maximum 38, minimum 2° Sun rose this morning nt 587 a'elnck AIT set thix evening at 6 18 o'r lock.Maximum and Minimum Temperatures.Victoria.46, 46.Kamionps.12, 43.Fd- menton, 44, 25 Battleford, 40.74, Prince Albert, 44.22 Calgary.RO, 28.Regina, 40.2° Winnipeg, 40.42, Part Arthur, 18, Toronto, 46, IR: 42.32.Quebec, Halifax, 42, 34.26 Parrv Round.42, x Ottawa, 38.28.Montreal 40, 32 Rt John, 40 32 Temperature: Elsewhere New York.46, Atlantic Clty, ko: hurst, 60, Palin Reach, 74.London.Paris, 16.TME HAZEN GOVERNMENT (The St.John TelezTaph.) With respect to representing the various vounties the appointments are well Pinced.and Many Interests are well Served bat infinitely more important ia the llkelihood that the new ministre is, according tn the evidence at hand, well ehosen (rom the standpoint of good pub.M service.What are these men going to A» for New Brunswick\u201d Together with the people who no recently And so signal- le reliuked previous negiect.opportunism and wmal-a@ninistration.The Teilegraph will oheerve the manner in which they @enawer thin question.Heside this issue at others hecome insignifiant.The peopis en March 8 demanded goad government Tha merely partisan ends which will be pres=cd upon the new administration shouid he brushed aside as unworthy by ts embers.They shoud set about the Work in band like men of broad gauge who have a free hand, who promi much.and who are prepared to prove that we have entered upon a newgand wastly better palitical era In his province STEAMSHIP SARATOGA WENT AGROUND OFF BUSBY ISLAND, ALASKA Passengers, Who Included Explorer Mlickelsen, Were Taken Off Safely.Validea, Adsska, March 33.\u2014Tha steam- aground off Busby Pine.47.vessels.talen over Alaska rip Company the firet of the year.st.Th B.W.L.March 3¥.\u2014The Boylla has ploked up, 30 small boat In &t Grenada w.esptain was in an exhausted c when found.and the boat was logged.MRS.MORRISON KILLED.Her Husband Was Fatally injured at Same Time.Winnipeg, Margh 23._Mra W.Morrison wus kiNed instantly, and her husband was fatally injured, while driving wvesterday afternoon at Westbourne, Man The horse in the cutter was evidently mruggling with the bad roads occasioned by a sudden thaw, and swerved to one xide.In doling so the animal slipped on the bridge crossing the Mud river, the animal ng through the rail and Aregging the vehicle and its occupants with it, with fatul results.KILLED BY FALLING TREE.Markham, Ont, March 28 _ Mr.John Eby, à farmer, who resided on the eighth concession of Markham, was Instantly killed in Mr.Tilman Roesors sugur bush by the talling of à tree.He Hved a couple of hours after the acoi- dent, but did not regain consciousness.He leaves a wife and family.HID FROM INDIANS Mermostio, Mexico, Maren 22 _ The family of W.R.Baker, which, acoord- mg to reports, had been carried away by the Yayul Indians, after the Ind- fans had killed Baker, had been found and it is thought that the family of eight children and their mother hid until tbe marauding band had left their home.IN EXPLOSION.Baku, * -Caucasia, Murch 38._ A violent explosion occurred Saturday shiæht in the worignen's quarters of the naphtha worle at Balachart Bo far eleven bodies have been recovered from the wreckage.The cause of the expios- fon has not beens ascertained.BOILER BLOWN OUT.Ringhamten, N.Y.1 _ The boller of a Dela and Hudson freight locomotive was dlown out while the engine was taking water at Sche- nevus, about midnight Baturdey instantly kiliag two men and fatally njuréng à third.UTFLE BOY DROWNED.Stratford, Ont, March 2._ While paying last evening in Romeo Creek, which flows through the city, Alfred Gibbard, four years\u2018 old, felt in, and, premier culvert, was could be rescued.- Ce Gbevige WI Retère.March #-\u2014Grace eu gx.PO \u2019 Raa RP FEMA ON ENGINE Adventurous Englishman Shovelled Coal All the Way From Albany to Montreal, The Queen's Hotel had a guest on Saturday night who at first had some little difficulty in receiving the ordinary attention given to those who made the Queen's their stopping place when away from home It was Mr.Arthur Hewitt, a young English writer of ability, who is engaged in preparing a number of articles, for American and English magazines, dealing with the practical side of the life uf such workmen as bridge workers, firemen, policemen, etc.Quite recentix he spent ten days as a New York city man, and during that time had some exciting experiences in tighting conflagrations.His last venture was that of fireman on a Delaware and Hudson engine between Albany and Montreal.Gowned® in the customary blue jean overalis and jumpers, he fed the flery furnace mile after mile, while the official fireman emoked his pipe and wished that he might have an assistant every day in the year When he reached Montreal Mr.He- wilt was a picturèsque proposition.Re- neath the coal dust well beaten into his skin by the perspiration which poured from hin, there waa still something that suggested that it was not the ordinary fireman, just over from Bonaventure looking for a bath and something to eat.Explanations were, however, made and it was not long before Mr, Hewitt was something of himself again.But\u2019 ths trip had left its mark.The same old bit of coal dust that gets into the eve of every man that rides on the buffer or in the cab of a train-\u2014found ita way into Mr.Hewitt's left eye and all day yesterday he suffered considerably.\u201cIt was an interesting trip,\u201d he maid to a Star representative, \u2018those who have no practical knowledge of what these men af toll go through, cannot for one moment imagine what it means to \u2018stoke\u2019 a train.\u201d Mr.Hewitt left this morning for New York, and shortly he will set out to visit Venice, St.Peternburg and other cities to photograph night scenes and tell stories of the people when their daily work is over and play has commenced.MR.KERRY ON THE QUEBEC BRIDGE DISASTER At a special meeting of the ¥!ndergra- duate Society of Applied Ecience, Mc- CAN University.an address was delivered by J.G.G Kerry, ME, who vas a4 member of the commission of in- ventigation into the Quebec Rridge dinaster The address dealt with the principle of construction rather than with the findings of the commission.Mr.Kerry outlined some of the Aiffi- culties which the Phoenix Bridge Company had to surmount, first in the design of a structure absolutely without precedent and second, the difficulty of training an army of men to operate machines specially designed for the manufacture of the individual Members He emphasized the difficulties the constructors experienced under our climatic conditions, and the lack of rail connection.\u2018The History of the failure was that of a gdod army hut a poor general,\u201d sald Mr.Kerry.He quote8 an eminent engineer as maying: \u2018that & rchoo! boy can caiculate stresses in members of a structure, but it takes an engineer to design the details,\u201d and followed up this statement by showing \u2018slides of the elaborata system of connection which he termed unique In bridge construction.THE TIFFIN LIBRARY AT THE CHATEAU, A lively debafe took place at the Chateau de Ramesay, over the disposal of the Ttffin Library.A large proportion of the members were of the opinion that the trustees of the library should be requested to remove the books, on account of the conditions attached to the donation, and as the books were not of a Canadian character.Most of the members thought the public should have full access to the books in the u, but many wanted these books confined to Canadian, and general historical works relating to Canada, as they opposed the idea of making the Chateau an ordinary publie 1i- »\u2026 The motion to hand back the Tttfin books was defeated by three votes, but the majority objected to the definition of \u201cpublic library\u201d as applied to the Chateau Ramemy.Laliberte-Colson Recital.The programme for the recital to be given to-morrow evening in the Art Gallery by Mr.Alford Laltberte and Mr.Percy Colson 1s aa follows: (e Sonata in A major.+.Handel ndante, Allegro, Adagio, Allegro.(6) Air for the 4th Btring (c) Rigodon .Mr.Percy Colson.IL Concerto Pathetique .F Mr.Alfred Laliberte.IIL Romanoe., Vieuxtemps Bohemdenne .-.Vieuxtemps Mr.Percy Colson.Iv (a) (db) (a) (b) «) Pretude (Doloroso) .F.Blumen- Two Preludes.A.Sei Prelude, \u201cTo Humanity\u201d .o ve ee ee aa - - Laliberte Mp Alfred Chant sans Paroles.Tschal- secs veer oa ono.kowaky-Colson Schersando .vo vv veo.Mersick Tarantetle.Francols Schubert Mr.Percy Coleon.VL Rhapsodie Easpagnole.Mr.Alfred (a) (b) (c) .FP.Liast Patents Granted.Messrs.Fetherstonhaugh & Company, Patent Solicitors, Canada Life Bldg., Montreal, report the following lst of patents recently obtained through their office: Canada _ F.W.Bassett.moulding machines; G.H.Millen & F.L Van metallic reinforcing means for packages; 8.B.Bynum, alr pumps:J.Kitchen, heat retaining covers; E.P.Kinne, emergency knuckles for: \u20ac couplings; F.W.Hawkes, rip-raps; B E.Vrooman, extractors, U.8 A._ Frank Ditchfield.dum care: PF.Cotton, reverberatory fur naces.Patent Report.Solicitor of Patents Ban Owen N.- AT WESTMOUXT Lawyers Instructed by Council to Continue Case Against Montreal Water and Power Company.Once more the water question was under discussion on Saturday by the town council of Westmount.It was finally decided that the solicitor for the town and the lawyers engaged to conduct the case agdinst the Hontreal Water and Power Company be instructed to carry on the .pruccedings as soun as possible.Mr.Saumures Carmichael, solicitor for the Water and Power Company, was present and told the members of the council that the company wae willing to pay $4,000 towards the costs, by way.of a pettlement.This offer would not hold sopd, howbdver, if the company had to bring further evidence in rebuttal of the evidence adduced by the town on the re-opening of the case.The cause of the difficulty in the negotiations between the town and the company seems tu be with regard to the taking over of the plant by the town.The company had consented to an arrangement known as the Murphy settlement.This was refused by the town, however, and now the company exacts more difficult conditions.The negotiations are still pending, however, and some settlement may be reached yet.A report of the finance committee was accepted recommending the acceptance of the offer of Mr.G.A.Rors, upon certain conditions, of sixteen cents per square foot for land at the corner of (\u2018ote St.Antuine road and Mount Stephen avenue.It was further recommended that the offer of the Dominion Securities Company be accepted for the purchase af 820,- due of 4 1-3 per cent.bonds at par, the town to pay a commission of one- fourth of 1 per cent.on the amount.and the mecretary to be authorized to deliver the bonds to the company and receive payment thereof.It was also recommended to Rell $80,000 of forty years\u2019 bonds at 91, the commission «o be paid being one-fourth of 1 per cent.The various recommendations were accepted by the Council.MOTHER AND CHILD TERRIBLY BURNED.Deplorable Resuit of Pouring Coal OH and Gasciene Into a Stove.While trying to hurry a wood and coal fire by pouring & mixture of coal oi and gasolene into the stove, Mrs.Cyrille Thomas, 23 years of age.and her fifteen months\u2019 old daughter.Al- bina, were probably fatally hurned at their home, 668 Beaudry street, Sunday afternoon, while the woman's husband, Cyrille Thomas, and Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Croteau, who resided in the same house, were burned about the hands and arms in their endeavor to save Mrs.Thomas and her child.The men, women and child were taken to the Notre Dame Hospital, but with the exception of Mra.Thomas and the child, they were able to leave the Institution after medical treatment.Mrs.Thomas was reported to-day by the officials of the hospital as being in a very serious condition.Her recov- ory is doubttul.Mrs.Thomas had her baby in her arms, when the blasing oil flared up out of the stove.In an instant the woman and her child were ablaze from head to foot.Mr.Thomas, with Mr.and Mrs.Croteau, in trying to extinguish the flames, attempted to tear off the woman's clothing, but it was not unth they threw her on the floor and wrapped her in blankets that they sucosed- in putting out the blaze.The fire in the house was put vat by the neighbors before the arrival of the firemen.JACK LONDON, the well-known author, whose last book ls a treatise on Socialism Inetead \u2018of a tale ef Adventure, Great Preacher Stirring Pare.Mgr.Rozier, who preached ths Lenten sermons for two yeurs at Notre Dame Church, some years ago, is this year the preacher during Lent at the Church offSt, Honore d'Eylau, in Paris.The great white chapel of Malakoff Avenue, as the church is known, is too small to accommodate the immense crowds who flock to hear the eloquent divine.Beginning his series of œer- mons on Ash Wedneeday, he opened with the impressive \u2018 words, \u2018\u2018Remember, man, that thou art dust, and unto dust thou must return,\u201d he pointed out the insignificance of the physical as compared with the spiritual.Man, he declared, is 2 worm of the earth and at the same time a great and shining planet_man is dust and immortality.The gay capital ts quite moved by the great preacher C.P.R.Bridge Over Muskrat Niver.The plle-driving.excavation and concrete work for the plers and abutments on the C.P.R.bridge over the Musk- \u2018rat River, at Pembroke, Ont., was con- ; cluded to-day and the regular iron bridge work will he proceeded with at - once.Mr.Frank Munro of Montreal who had the contract, commenced operations on Jan to complete It before the Ice moved out.Mon.Walter Scott In Ottawa, * Special to The Montreal Star./ First Zakka (late arrival).Second Ditto.\u201cMy dear fellow, \u2018God Save the King!\u2019 \"Punch.WILLCOCK'S W EEK-END WAR.\u201c8 tarted fighting yet R's all over.We're just singing Mr.R.Adair har returned from a trip to New York.Mise Ludington, the Sherbrooke, has left on a trip to New York.Mr.Charles Armstrong, Peel stres~i, returns shortly from a trip .Mrs.W.H.Styart and little caughter have returned to Ottawa.Mrs.W, O.Ryde and Mrs.Norman Dawes, have left on a trip to New York.Mr.John Torrance, Beaver Hall Square, is confined to the house by tiiness.Mra.George Pacsud, Durocher at.entertaïned at the tea hour yesterday afternoon.Miss Hester Peck, Durncher mtreet, entertained at the tea hour on Saturday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs John Mackie, Summer- hill ave, have returned from a short trip to New York.Mr.and Mre.Fred Markey.spent the week-end In Ottawa, the guests of Col.and Mre.Toller.Mrs.James Bell, Dorchester street, entertained at luncheon at the Mount Royal Club on Friday.; Mrs.Moyse, Sherbrooke streat, was the hostess on Friday evaning at a very enjoyable musica).Mrs.W.C.Nicholson, who kgs been in New York for the last few days, has returned to town.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew A.Allan and Mr and Mrs.T C.Kidd, have returned from spending the week-end at Ste Agathe.Col and Mra.Hanbury Williams er- rive in town this week and will be the guests of Sir H.Montagu Allan, at \u201cRavenscrag.\u201d Miss Blanche Jeannotte, who has been the guest of Madame Marcil, of Ottawa, for the pest week, returns home to Montreal to-day.Mr.Altred Robertson, of Montreal is a guest of his uncle, Mr.William Ferguson, Claremont.Mr.Robertson is on his way to Vancouver Mrs.Harry 8.Bhaw, 764 Park ave, Annex, will receive for the first time since her marriage on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, March 26th and 2eth.Mrs.Wigmore's second drawing- room lecture, on \u2018\u201cTolstol,\u201d will take place to-morrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs.Frank Stephem, Sherbrooke street.Speaker of ths Senate and Madame Dandurand, accompanied by Mies Gabrielle Dandurand and their guest.| Mise Clergue who arrived in town on : Friday, return to Ottawa to-morrow, | where they will remain until Tuesday.i Mrs.Walter Dods, Durocher street, entertained at & very enjoyable tes, on Saturday afternoon.The hostess received in the drawing-room, wearing & black point d'esprit gown over taffeta.In the tea room the polished table was arranged with pink carnations in a large filigree silver basket.Mra.Norman Dawes poured tea and Mrs.Hall coffee assisted by Mrs.James B.Can- tin and Mrs.W.T.Wood.Estelle - Francee Le fourt daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonad Wisden and Mrs.Wisden, of.The Warren, Durrington, Wor 4 : : It is sald that the Pringe of will be at Aintree on Friday, National 8 in the King\u2019s colors are to be carrie - man.In this case the ery 4 to be the guest of Lord and Dalby et Knowsley from th en- til Saturday the 3th Lady Derby NR entertain house party Park, re, for the Liverpool Spring Ain- tree.guests are-te Wednesday, Maroh 3th, ind will separate on Saturday \u2018 ( % Vie- tc Street, London, | the week sang March 33:00.H.Hanson, Mena : À.J.8nd, Tcronto; A.P., Mrs.aster Se th, N.S.WwW.B Mitchell, HaldMax: Lieu .A.and Scott; Mise Shebyn, Que- bee: George H.Doran, Toronto: James snd Mrs.Clarke, Quebec: H.M, 4nd Mra.Sherk, Hamil Bn a PERSONALS.\u201ctn Belleville.F Mr.Charles Archer 1s in Quebec.Miss Linton has returned from Ottawa Mirx Ruby Robb is visiting friends Miss Covernton, is In Toronto.Mins Paule de Martigny returns home to-day from Ottawa ! The Hon.H.and Mra.Archamhault left to-day for Quebec.Mrs.L.P.Brodeur, who spent a few days in town last week has returned to Ottawa.- Miss Märy Jarvis, of Toronto, ia the quest of her cousin, Misr Isabella Piers, Weredale Park.Mr.and Mrs.Aaron Bodenweiser have again taken up their residence at the Corona Hotel Miss Mabel Clay.University street, has returned from a visit to the Lau rentide Inn, Ste.©., Mr.R.Henderson and Miss Hen son, of Montreal, are guests at Alexandria, Los Angeles.Miss Ruby Ramsay.Peel street, has returned from Toronto, where she was the guest of Mrs.Gordon Osler, Mrs John Gilmour and her daughter, Mrs.Glibert Fanquier, of Ottawa, are at the \u201cWelland,\u201d St.Catharines, Ont.Mr.Harold Jarvis, of Toronto, who arrives in town this week will be the guest of Mr.end Mre.W.Hope, Dor- chester stroet.Miss Madeline Pavey, of Aondon.Ont, who has been the guest of Mrs.D.C.McCallum, University street, has returned home.Mrs.Lional Guest, of Gite Anne de Bellevue, la spending a few days In town, the guest of Mra Greenwood, Mountain street.Sir Thomas Bhaughnessy and Mise Alce Shaughnessy.Dorchester street, have returned from a trip to New York and Lakewood.Lord Frederick Blackwdod\u2019s engagement is announced to Miss Wood- house.He is a very clever man.He ts in the 9th Lancers, and is now Ad- futant to the Notts Imperial Yeo MARTY.Miss Woodhouse js the only aughter of Mr.and Mrs.Robert house.Lord Frederick won his D.8.0.in South Africa, where he was severely wounded.His eldest brother, Lord Ava, wana, it will be well remembered, killed in the defence of Ladysmith.Lord Basil, the brother next in age to the present Marquis of Dufferin and Ava, is Colonial Secre- wa Barbadoes.His mother, the Maïchionees Dowager, has gone for | Dorchester street, trip in the eet Indies.ne he is a very rema woman, t r of more Orders than any other Bng- lehwoman not of tbe Royal Lord Basil, tdo, has inherited much of the literary talent of the Sheridans., his grandmother having been a sister of the Right Hon.Brinsley Sheridan.\u2018An English Exchange says: \u201cLady Minto and Lady Violet Mot arriveé from India recently.This daughter, Lady Violet, with: bes, and will her a Court: in .young lady d&istinguished by Te Ida\u201d Cup at Paver, chases.She rode a horse abe had not seen until the previous day, which bad never before been ridden o lody.fi iki iy ® - ; { | i i sk h A x ae ALY ; re + > i\u2019 An ea + Ques 2 ; A ai I.Bp 3g NTR, cL RATA Br v Ara TIE 2 rs Co TT .a Ê A \u2026, LT a 0 res opte eu .£ 7: : = 7 5 = .ERC Ter .a = = im \u2019 x] RE 4e chere TT \u2019 ; .# ge £03 Sram le cv Wl StI hac Cog ay ga Torey 7 \u2018 ; « ai \u2018 * _- - 4 a 7 : .\u2018 mas.\u2018.x .THE MONTREAL.DAILY :STAR-NMONDAY, MARCH.18.1008, 0: Ty re ; } .a Nat ~ 3 4.cs - en env.ger ce 12 ems St z © = 5 A u 4e LR ; ve, oe wba, + p \u2019 1 : A.| .Rn gp * .FS 27e À a ; JERI'S: SUICIDE - .- > ., Manelnite Story Void (5 Court \u2014 Dr.Lañarche on the Wausds Caused by Flreareme.murder trial in the Court contin trom .Lamarche, an expert witness for the defemce.Mancini retold the story of the alleged suicide of Ernest! Casslerl.as related by his compan Maria Don- revolver into his ear and fire Dr.Lamarche had a good deal to say about the use of fire arms and the wounds they cause He agreed with Des.MacTaggart and Dugas, the medical examiners who performed tho autopsy om the body of Cassieri, that a weapon fired at close range would leave unexploded powder.the skin, but the witness contended that the nearer the\u2019 was placed, the more circumecribed would the specks appear, and.thet would be no specks on but that the skin would meraly be burned around the edge of the wound would force wound à Hr Sat Ni conten t was e not to be affected at all, provided the barrel was pushed up into the meatus, as the explosion bummed ouly in front of the mussie and not on the side: also that if the hair in the sar.wub- Lamarche for the hair would have to burn first so that It was possible for the hajr not to be affected at all.The doctor also declared that whereas specks caused on the skin by unexploded powder were indelible those caused by the exploded products of combustion could be eaaily removed either by ru or washing and that in so far ns t of the skin was concerned, on the\u2018kind ef revolver and powder and the distance at which the shot was fired.Good pow der might not ve any specks at all, observed the docfor, evea though fired at close range, since the better the quality, the lesser were the number of unexploded grains.Dr.Lamarche was the only witness to eontend that Cassleri could have killed himself as the defence is deavoring to prove., The Crown expects to finish the case to-night.1 MR JUSTICE MABEE : ACCEPTS CHAIRMANSHIP OF RAILWAY COMMISSION His Appointment Will Be for Ten Years at $10,000 Per Year.Ottawa, March 23.\u2014NMr.Justice Ma- bee ia to be the new chairman of the Board of lway Commissioners for Ca e came here Haturday to att eo weekly High Coprt, was agai by the Minister of Railways to accept the office of-chief com- misisoner, and finally consented.The order-in-council consummating the arrangement will be passed by the way was done in Judge KN) Judge Mabee's a for ten years, at an annee) 310,000.IN ROOSEVELTISM Republican Party Stands Leyally Behind Roosevelt Policies, He .Declares.Special to The Montreal Star.w a WD WE.The Presbytery Appeals IN NOVA SCOTIA Against Archbishop's k, Pronouacemget.| tary Taft threw up his hands depre- Pre Appel ants Desire i catingly: \u201cRoosevelt.leads his party .; as Lincoln led bia\u201d he replied.toi Kindle Sestarien wt j orm and approves of its ref , attitude in faver of bite .: Mes been intimated.Mr.Toft, that You are unfriendly to erganiged was mearty dl years ago.Today it is | uidgle stherwine with ws; this ts not a Ce- borers over wages, made it abeo- ORE yot this ancient law | lutely necessary for labor to unity to BL to decide what maintain itseif Mmarriiges are, are not, null and void.Mr.Taft was asked whether & =| \u201cWe, thevefore, fesl constrained to Justment of tariff was impossible.He call upon Your Hener to prociaim auth- change in business conditions of coun- and your government.We make try that it would wise to revi (34 appeai from no desire to kindle schedules of existing tariff.swptasian feeling, brut foi the sake of is growing in the Republican party.v@oial morality and demestic peace, -o | and no doubt a le pan will| ons no soul of man or woman may be agreed upon.tn bondage through doubt ef (de OUT FOR TAFT.of their marriage.We have nat Sliver City, N.M.March 22_T™ least donire to embarrass his Grace Repub Territorial Convention his clergy or weaken the discipiine Satyrday.adopted resolutions en of the Catholic.ehisral, exercised ing Wm.H.Taft for president, instructing the New Mexico delegated to Chicago to vote for him.BRYAN MEN BATISFIED.Providence, R.1.Madch 32_.Ttw Democratic State i not to men egpresged [ - ly satisfied with the results of the election, which Le tnterpreted te mens NEW RECORD FOR SKI JUMP ESTABLISH 7 I i ; lis \" i i Me.Justice Mabes.NEW CARS A SUCCESS.rest Gare.\u2018 ; New York, March 13-+New York, à where transit conditions Wad fact a ty surface ear - ROY! ay as you trantgerts in operation en :Madieon POSTMASTER OF TORONTO.Aspointment of Wr.W.8.Rogers lo Spoctal 10 the Montreal - aespateh to tbe Globe frops an nounces the sppolh - of Ww.B Rogers of this city as Ws 3 are we eager to com- -With the priests for the utiting tu marriage thele Es Ld EN a dt Ed pre tre .Æ nel NU "]