The Montreal daily star, 12 juin 1908, Cahier 1

[" - NG EXTRA 24 The Anti-Betting Bill ZL SN TEE Was Talk of Horsemen At Present in Montreal Sharing interest with the races the opening at ® to 1, beat Jane Switt, the news of the parrage at Aihans anti-betting bill terday would It is unlikely continue year.at least was a fruitful topic of conversation at Blue Bonnets ver The consensus of pinion ex pressed was to the effect thar matters unchanged The stake fixturas will be carried out.as arranged.and it 1 quite probable that will be offered at the various courses throughout the Riate of New Yorke that the result nf the legislation will have anv effect in this province, even to the extent of raus- usual of the favorite easily I In the third race, man.at fours and fives, wax latter had ne trouble Lyndhurst, the favorite Rotanizt tailed to show \u2018peed in the fourth event for thy.cards \u2018four horse race Mr Kerr's entry Administered a stiff dose ta ing an extension of the present meet | And won ar he pleased Ing, or the annual autumn affair The result of the vote caused great New York horsemen as are in Montreal not anticipat- Ing that the bill would receive suffi clent support to change the result of surprise here: such the original vote.general opinion heard vesterdav and last night was to the some way would be found | to permit of wagers being placed on races in the future as In the past The day brought slaughter to all the public choices.not a solitary favorite landing home with the cash The near.ost the public could get to the coin Was on three second choices, and In those events tha bulk of play on fav- arites outweighed to a considerable ex.a effect that of the winners odds for the fortunate ones and hecame To begin with, Hurlnck and Nanticoke.coupled.heing Clyde entries, st good things, lock winning thought of.pik n sowliv and wax outrun in the early stages.heing heaten by two lenmths.This was followed by another upset in the second race, when Rillie Hibbs, | carly with tent that on the first selections.S8ome much were at comfortable e4 at 5 to 2 Hur- Thistle Relle.well ! In the last race, Gerald D led upon as the best of the called ta win, but Pear) ed at six to one and closed finished up with a win an which Leonard J Hav.shot over.easily winning from King Cole.while the in disposing of earl and was was made favorite in the steeplechase, but Medicine Man the choice was |look- tield and Point upset calculations, and this colt, which open- at three, was ttt | | | | cacond to Dixie Himmel, while Hand.| S#¢ Man bad the hetter nf Fiving Vir.MAUT FAN last all the way around in à Ji h \u2014\u2014\u2014 Hibba was not thoughe to he good In the third race.Leonard Joe Hav man proved to he a real good thing and caused the downfall nf King Cole, Lyndhurct and other favored sons and daughters HBOTANIST DISAPPOINTED Botanist once more disappointed his supporters.being beaten in the fourth race bv Iuxie Himmel in eamy style IMsobedient.hecause It had not been running for a long time.caught some fancier but the gelding was not in! form.going to the post sore.third from start to finish | There were a couple of tumbles in the! Jumping race, Knohhampton and Mar- &ton Moor fell and heaved their riders Mar:ton Moor wus remounted and got home in time for third money Med) and ran &inlan and beat off Mr Kerr's horse in handy style To complete the bad dav.Pearl Point landed in the Ja:t race, while Gerald | D was lnet somewhere hehind the | mone: Right kicked up didoes in the paddock, but when it came to show | stamina in the lus! rush.he had noth- | ing left and Pangle's colt had everything to spare INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE Derpite cool weather and the threats | patnfully disappointing to the specu- | nf rain, there was an increuxed attend- lators | For the fifth day's racing than on the Nine horses went to preceding ones won, spring and has heen care for a nice race vas known ahout bu the prognosticators, but sent away and evidently both foundation of a good killing John Henry's Selections For To-day\u2019s Races at Blue Bonnets The card for to-day presented to the public hv Club Is well filled with an even balanced field of horses.for two-year-olds at five furlongs has ten that ought to be all together at the wire at the finish.the Montreal The fi balanced The second evenly | THE FIELDS WERE BETTER.there was à good card and the fields were hetter programmes.the barrier for the npening event, including some & The Clvde filly.Hurlock, which hax been at Blue Bonneta since prepared Nothing the fitly In Montreal and she was quite overlooked rhe was made the \u2014 er Jockey rat race youngsters .à mile race for three-year-olds, has eight pretty shifty milers und the six furlong race for maidens has seven good sprinters entered.two miles that chane about Jong distance horses entered Al Bush.Columbus.Ragman.Gay King.Roya! Oak.The fourth is a steeple.has seven entered and if they all start should make a good race.The fifth is a seven furlong selling ruce for mares and goldingn that has seven evenly matched horses entered, and the sixth a race starting in front of the grand stand.one mile and a furlong.has same good The whole xhould result In excellent racing.FIRST RACE.AL BUSH WELI, SUIT ED AT THIS DISTANCE.With a good ride should win.Improves with each race.Should he fighting it out at the finish.Den De Noyles.Low Heart.Arveight Leonard.Long John.St.lario.Lady leobell.Gibson.Paude Ora.Very fast, but a little tou far.Started only twice ran well both times.Improving every race Thin one heavily played twice, done nothing.Some races at the coast were fine.Heaten away off last time.\u2014 SECOND RACE HARCOURT LOOKS BEST HERE.Harcourt Ran two first class aix furlong races at Toronto.Has only to repeat last race to be_second.Won a first class race Monday.Was a little short Wednesday.Some races were pretty fair.The others would have to improve.THIRD RACE.GOLD HEART LOOKS BEST OF THE MAIDENS.Gold Heart On all his races looks the best.Twigs.A thoroughly good one looks the contender.Cruche D'Or.Amontillado.Star Emblem.Ran well at Toronto.At this distance will run well Hes not raced to her work The others are unknown quantity.\u2014_\u2014 FOURTH RACE.BUTWELL LOOKS GOOD IN THE STEEPLECHASE.BDutwell.His races here were John T.Morgan.Newton Fisher.One that has raced well The others have lees chance.Fire Fy.good.Schooled well might be dangerous.Distance wil sult better.\u2014\u2014 ! FIFTH RACE.\u2018 SPION SHOULD WIN WITH GOOD HANDLING.urn Creel.B a good race with big weight.At this weight should be the closest up.hould run well up even with 132 wp, Keator.His race Wedneaday a good work out.Karma.Her races only fair at Toronto.Niblick.Coming around may run an improved.Weoodliine.No form shown this year race.Lord Dixon SIXTH CE.LORD DIXON WITH A GOOD RIDE.Miss Marjorie.Holcher With a good ride looks next best.Doubt.Ran well In Toronto for first out.Zs Calhoun.The other two would have to Improve.\u2018 Has a first class rate Has ten pounds oft and likes the distance.In light should run better to-day.May 39th.: LR L.«A PAVE Pog ogo AoW i ARE toa Fae, LIN Ry J vim Sh BE In the mecond race fourteen horses were sent out, there ing five scratches tn the original list of nineteen entries The hig fleld was nent away well.but on the turn Woodiine, Belle Strome and Black Rurn bumped and all three lost Their ridera Bille ance; in fact, each day this week has | shown an {mprovement over the pre- | \u201cvious one and there is an increase ol the five days of the meeting over the same period of [ast spring.The clouds cleared off yesterday afternoon and the sun came out, finishing up nicely as the card proceeded.; \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ENTAES FOR T0- OAS RICES MT BLUE BONNETS To-dav'a antries at given below FIRST RACE Blue Bonnets are Two year-olds, seiling; § furlonge.14 Low Heart LL2aLe.L LL 110 V0 Royal \u2018ek .*+s0ss000.00.113 22 tiny Ing 2112 Le es Lana a sue 119) S lonx Jonn .LL.13 14 Columbus ; 113 - Arveight leonard 113 20'Dun de Nosies 1085 30 Aututnn Makd ©.115 11 Ragman 110 11 Al Busch 113 SECOND RACE.Three-year-olds and up.selling.one mile.l8*Dan de Oro .THIRD RACE-\u2014-Three-yotar-old maidens, & furlongs - Golly Ding \u2014 Gold Heart wigs eee 7 Cruche d'Or \u2014 Javelln .-\u2014 Amontillado' .\u2014 Btar Emblem FOURTH RACE\u2014Nteeplechase; four- year-olds and up; about 2 miles: 21 Firefly [A 1 130 147 157 1 147 FIFTH RACE\u2014Four-vear-olds and up: mares and geldings; selling; 7 furlongs: 12 Nibiicle .2.2.200 220.00 2.22 116 13 Creel .vous oc0ree anses 122 2é*Woodiine .0.2 ssssse.nt 34 Keator .+ sees v+ovec0rc000.114 -\u2014 dy rma .\u2026 cerns 113 \u2014 Bplon .RSS 1 26 Blackburn .220000 1 SIXTH RACE \u2014Three- year-olds and up; selling.one mile and a furlong: 9 Raunt eee 27 Cursus .19 Mise Marjorie .$ Helscher .*Apprentice allowance of 5 Ibs.claimed.\u2014 (BY A MONTREAL HORSEMAN.) FIRST RACE.Ragman, Al Busch, Gay King.SECOND RACE.Lady fsobell, Harcourt, St.llario THIRD RACE.Twigs, Gold Heart, Cruche D'or.FOURTH RACE.Butwell, Firefly, Weodbine.FIFTH RACE.Spon, Creel, Blackburn., SIXTH RACE.Wiss Marjorie, Doubt, Themes Calhoun.\u2018 114 et , SW «+ Tram CF aps 4 AMIE Cn | War one of the usual gnod tninge from ~ A \u201d wo 7 + vu y | ! Org .enough to head such a fleid, he heat off Jane Swift and other good ones.In Fifth Day's Card At Blue The feature nf the afternoon at Blue | Ronneta was the defeat f every first choice not a single one landing the long end nf the purses.The conditions ' for racing were without fault.There was not a breath of wind bioning and the track was level as a billiard table Several good things v- put over and : what was done to the ventiemen who lay prices in the ring was a sl.ame to put on rerord Leonard Joe Hayman waz heavily played at as good an six to one and landed for his followers.Hur- lock was the one ta start off the day\u2019 with.This filly was ba: .ed down from | 21-2ta 1 to 8 to § at post.and won as she pleased.The third.and by no\u2019 means the least of the afternoon, was! Pearl Point.He ran over his field nt the end and won by a length.This the Pangle string The weather was cloudy but In no way stopped the crowd from turning out even Mm greater numbers than Wednesday The stand was well filled while it was a case of Jam in the ring.HURLOCK LANDED THE FIRST.The first field consisted of a lot of ! likely two year olds.The opening quot- : ations showed Thistle Relle tn be the first chotce while the play on the Clyde entry so changed matters.sending the pair.Hurlock and Nanticoke, to the post firat choice.There was a lou delay in the starting of this event.Whn the barrier wars sprung Hurlock broke un the extreme outside and ed to the front Once she got the rail there was no catching her.Thistle Belle.who in a slow beginner.never got up in time to reach the leader.She waa outrun In the early stages and used up following the pacemaker.Southern Bride came with a rush at the end.and nosed out Flat Creek for third money.It was a driving finiah between this pair the last quarter.The field in this rvent v.as a fair sized one.THE LARGEST FIELD YET.The field that faced the flag in the second race was the largest that has ever come together on the Blue Bonnets course, fourteen out of the original nineteen facing the flag.Three horses fell in this event through careless riding of Ta sey, wh, was letting his horse practically run loose around the turn.Woodline had the boy up und when he turned into the stretch with him he turned his head loose.he stumbled and fell.Blackburn and Belle strom falling over her.Tansey was badly shaken up, but not in a serious way.McCahey was no badly shaken up that he could not ride Havre in the last race.Billle Hibbs was a much improved horse yesterday.and soon went to the front makine his own running all the way after the first eighth had been covered.He carri-d Lykers slong, forcing a fast pace killing the rest of the contenders off early in the race.Hlue Coat followed the pace and was tiring at the end.He as under drive ull the last quarter.Shilling brought Jane Swift up with a rush and beat Blue Coat for second money, but could never overhaul the fast going Billie Hibbs who had the foot of the fleid all the way.The start in this race was a good one the horses coing away well together.THIS WAS GOOD THING The Hayman stable furnished the winner of the third race when they put Leonard Joe Hayman, the good thing, over on the public.There was only three horses to beat.Leon Joe Hayman outbroke the others and t'ptoed them to the finish.King Cole wore himself down trying to eatch the leader.Englander was off well with the horse and never let up riding him to the end.Lyndhurst ran & wretched race never showing why he should be the firat choice in th¢ betting ring.He was always in third position and try as he would Shilling could not make him respond tn the call when It came to a drive.King Cole, who was the contender all the way, ran a game race, and will win at this meeting.The rest of the bunch were well back of the first three apparently cutclassed by them DIXIE HIMMEL'S GOOD RACE.Withdrawals in the fourth cut the field down to four starters.In this event the pencillern made about a hundred per cent.book.There were two equal money choices to win while the others were both even to run second; these were the odds at post time.Dixie Himmel was last to leave the post, but dashed to the front in the first sixteenth, Shilling went tv the whip as soon as the barrier went up, making a sure thing of it with this mount.Dixie Himmel opened up à gap of a length which she retained to the end.Botanist tried hard to get up.but did not have the foot, although he was well ridden by Englander Disobediont was sore going to the post \u2018and never had a chance to reach the first two.Hand- Maur wag & starter in this event, but ran a sulky race.He never tried a Bonnets Track in the first from first tn sixteenth BEAT THE FAVORITE Medicine Man could have wop going sway had Saffel rushed him, but he vas satiafied to win hy a small mar- Ein after riding a poor race Only four starters tn this race Marston Mnore went to the front and forced a tart pace which he kept up until he stumbled and fell at eighth jump L.nobhampton fell going over the first oostatle.This left Flving Virginian and Medicine Man to fight it out Maf- te! moull take a hold of Medicine Man and let Mr.Kerr come up on him with Flying Virginian.They would race together then the winner would pull away for a while They ran like this all through the race un- ti the last jump when Medicine Man (nine awuy and won by a length and a half.A stable boy remounted Mars- ton Moore and finished in the time lmit getting third nioney.ANOTHER GOOD THING Pearl Point as urual broke siow and never got in bis stride until the lot had eun a quarter of a mile.Shilling tien rushed him along fairly running ever the top of the others ut the «nd.Hight broke in front with Havre and scl the pace, Helen ills following coose behind Gerald never had his foot and was outrun all the way.Pearl Point was never a contender until the end Shilling timed the race well and got up just in time.He \u2018et the others wear themselves out making the running and they naturally came back tn him McCahey was hurt in the second race and unable to ride Havre, mn that the horse, with Rollins up, went back in the betting.HEARD MND SEE MONG THE RAL Pear! Point clipped two-fifths of a second off the track record yesterday.running five furiongs In 1.00 2-5.The previous record was held by Tenakne, who covered the distance in 1.00 4-5 on Monday.last place Park View worked a mile and a furlong yesterday in preparation for the Mount Royal Handicap.The trial was a remarkable one, in fact equalied the race record at Blue Bonnets for this distance.The fractional time was as follows: Quarter, 23 4-5; half, 48; six furlongs, 1.13 3-5.mile in 1.40 3-5; mile and a furlong In 153 1-8 She galloped out the mile and a quarter pulied up in 2.11.She was carried along for the first six far- longs by Chavotte.Charlie Koerner will ride Park View in the big race on Saturday.He is riding lighter now tan at New Orleans last winter.In the Blue Bonnets Stake for 3- year-olds on Tuesday, S8hililng will ride Park View and Charlle Koerner will ride Bellwether.Shilling was engaged to ride Nasturtia in the Kindergarten on Wednesday, but T.Koerner, the apprentice of the Matthews stable, was substituted.In the race Shilling got away in front.while Koerner, on Nasturtia, was almost left at the post.Thomas Clyde, the milltonaire Phi- tndelphia turfman.whose grand-look- ing fiity Hurlock captured the opening race yesterday, was warmly con- gratutated by his many friends after his youngsters victory, as was also Capt.W.PF.his trainer.Huriock is ane of the largest and best- looking fillies that have been seen this year.amd is sure to develop into her Fourteen horses went to the post In the second event, the largest that has faced Starter Dade meeting Mr.Dade got the herses away 16 an excellant start and there was greatiy famcied hy trainer, Woods Garth, who let out the well-known Virginia yell when Btitle xot to the front and cantered the rest way.The tra k at Blue Bonnets continues lightning fast.The mile and a furlong race which wag third on the card was run within a fifth of a second of the track record made by GoM- way on Tuesday, white Dixie Himmel, winner of the handicap.ran within s Nth of & asoond of the six furlong nark \u2018set hy Cuiesd\u201d the -dagn James Badan.egptused hie free wee | i ner the mn tad rowed BX) tory nf the present meeting when his \u2018 horse, Leonard Joe Hayman, got home | The Governor-General of Mendbedient, the runner-up in the | Canada To Go In State handtéup.faced the starter yesterday! for the firat time in two years.In T BI B T k the fall of 1806, Disobedient was sold to his present owner.Tom Mannix, for a sum approaching 310,000.He won | several good races in the colora of Mr Mannix, but broke down at Pim- , lico, and it was only by careful nur- tors of the Montreal Jockey Club.A sing that Mr Mannix was able tn get: great racing programme has been pre- him to the post again.vided for His Excellency.includ the Prince of Wales Steeplechase the Mount Royal! Handicap.Trainers who have been watching the preparatory trials for the Mount Royal, predict that the winner will have te | \u201cJohnny Pangle showed a fine twn- (run the mile and a quarter in better (than 2.05.; | year-old in the last event.This colt Pearl Point is a big brown horse by Jack Point, winner of the Brighton | _ ! Handicap reveral years agn.If looks the ee house.ent oo ree: Ke for anything he Is sure to grow in- | \u20ac y te a racer that will prove much more | 3 than useful.He ran all the way like DOC 1but is not yet ready.This one will > a race horse, picking up his rie | FROM PAD K win at a long price before the meste ip xradually and coming away resolutely | T0 BETTING RING.[ing ts over.a at the finish \u2014_\u2014 There was many an anxious heart shit | .ng has gotten to be an in and - around the track yesterday when it was learned that the bill in New York |°U! rider.With Jane Swift he did in front.This horse as a three-year- old was considered almost a top- notcher.Earl Grey will attend the races on Saturday in state.driving to the course escorted by a mounted squadron He will come on to the main \u2014 track at the head nf the stretch and will proceed past the grand stand to \u201cMedicine Man was too much for not get away any too well, while Peart , me.\u201d »ald Dion Kerr.the gentleman pe rider.after he had dismounted from State carried.j Polat rode ike & demon cut 1 À# Flying Virginian, his own horse, Handmaur.from the Queen City » was one of the g nge ni which he rode a the steeplechase.il stable, ran & poor race yesterday.over porren Boren.ca me i ED em Mn two or three lMe™ | This horse was the good thing the last hres 7 but Medicine Man was running with supported one at post time.+ \u201cx time out, and those who him could not let him run free yesterday.his mouth open, and whenever I sot | : - .w A, Gerald D.must have gone off edge.À near hin he went away again He has run two very \u2018oes many days.He went (Lo the post fave orite yesterday.and the way he fan he should have been one of the oute : siders.: Marston Moor.who fell aed was remounted by a stable boy in the chase\u2019 ts the hern of many a victory on the | Thos Clyde turned a nice trick with his pair in the first race when he won with Hurlock flat.and through the field.The _ sameness of (he thoroughbred was shown In his performance, for after This horse bas been around Mobt- Marston Moor, who nated in the falling he was remounted and went on, real for some time and has worked colors of Mr.Andrew Shearer yes- (2 and finished though bleeding at the very fast trials.8he ran a little )terday over the jumps showed a lot nose green but was peunds the best of the jof speed.is horse at one - \u2019 em others.This {uly was played down time was the of Geo.W.Charley Koerner fnade his reaupear- trom two and a half to one to eight to [Cook.He was trait by Allie Gates - + ance in the saddie at Blue Bont®ts Mn five at post ame.Mr Clyde told a twp or three years , + absene f his friends the chances he had o \u2014 three aa yanee Ae a he mounts, winning this race so that there was Mr.Fred.Divers, of he Central \u2018 but the best he could do was to finish |& rush for the books for the opening Press agency.was = sito t Bige - second on King Cole.Englander was betting.; Bonnets oem ple ras 8 vo the lrading rider of the afternoon, he | - .A A in flattered his sup- lof the oldest members of the = pMoting BMHlie Hibbs and Leonard Joe Blue Cont aga me, Hayman home in front.porter for the first part of his race.ltarto Jockey Club.Te - .7 THE FORM CHART.SPRING MEETING, MONTREAL JOCKEY CLUBS.Thursday, June 11.Weather cloudy; track fast.- - 23\u2014FIRST RACE\u2014PFour furlongs.Purse $400.For 2-year-olds.Start poor.won easily, place same.Time\u2014.11 3-5, .34, 98 1-8, 48 1-8.FIFTH DAY, Ind.Ho se La Str.Fin.\u2014 ®Hurleck alae 3 11 11 1 : 3 Thistlg Belle .8 41 232 22 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Bouthern Bride .1 Ty ily 3h 8 Flat Creek .EP 6 52: 5h 7 nk 8 Catherine Cardwell 4 810 Tz 562 -\u2014°*Nanticoke .1 lly 1 Sly 2 8 Fairy Sprite .sb zh 3h 73 .8 Miss Bhannon .: eh 810 su | -\u2014 Precise 1111.20 2000 ss een se 0000 ¥ 9 9 9 *Coupled Hurlock broke extreme outside and went round fleld with a rush; forced fast pace.outrun In early pace.Southem Bride finished strong.Nanticoke tired last quarter.Thistle Belle, a slow beginner, ZG-SECOND RACE\u2014-Six furiongs.Purse $400.For 3-year-olds and up.Start good, won easily; place driving.Time ; 23 3-6, .48, 1.13 4-5.; Ind.Horses.Wet 8.4 4% Str.Fin Jockeys.Op.CL PL | RY) Billie Hibbs .102 ¢ 21 1 13 1:2 Englander .8 ¢ \u201c2 19 Jane 8wift .100 5 62 61 42 2h &hilling .1-5 1 2-6 ; 12 Blue Coat .422.0002 00e eee 111 1 4% 84 23 3 1% Moreland 15 15 r \u2014 Adrian.ia es .8 Bl $ bly i T.Koerner 29 30 13 | 7 Tarter Maid .K5 13 111 11% 72 5 Francis .15 230 8 \"ag \u2014\u2014 Montbert an 7 7h 72 51 6: Rollins .16 15 « \u2014\u2014\u2014 Meredith 102 9 Pig 93 ni Tly Trueman .8 10 4 Pe \u2014\u2014 Refined wh 10 122 131 v2 ¥ 1% Jenson .20 20 8 a 12 St.Clair 106 12 13 4 1310 1010 54 Haynes .30 40 1 5 \u2014\u2014 Lykers #2 3 Lh zh fh 10 10 Murphy .10 20 3 E ufr .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.9 14 14 14 11 11 Hofman .0.0 ++-\u20260 100 100 40 13 Blackburn .97 2 31 8i Fell Jegon oo.ee ze 30 12 -\u2014 Woodline .87 1 11 10 Fell lansey ve ee 2.20 30 13 be 12 Belle Strome .sees 100 4 $1 4h Fell McCahey .3 3 4-8 ; Billie Hibbs.off fiving.carried Lykers along at a fast pace and won.King Cole closed steadily in stretch.Belle x Strome fell rounding the turn into stretch, and Woodline and Blackburn fell over him.S7-THIRD RACE\u20141Y miles.Purse $iMN For 3-year-oids.Htart good, won easily, place same.Time\u201424, 48, 1.13 3-5, 1.88 2-5.LBL 19 AN 8tr.Fin.Jockeys.Op.CL Pl.1 11 11% 11% 12 1 159 Englande « ee ss es 4 6 2 cS 31 21 24 24 24 C.Koerner .4 3 3-8 4 21% 32 34 34 36 Shillimg .essecr 2 11-5 4-8 5 63 Bi 52 514% 43 T.Koerner .+.16 16 6 3 \u20181 oi 4144 414 51% KH Rollins .6 7 6-2 7 Bly 64 65 65 se Murphy ve te save 4 8 3 ¢ s 8 76 710 715 E.Rollins essen lu 20 8 8 Ink 7nk 8 8 8 fBwain .er restses so 4 13 Leonard held his field safe all the \u2018way, forcing fast pace.King Cole resvonded gamely to à drive, but was unable to get up.Lyndhurst held the others safely.28\u2014-FOURTH ' RACE\u201481x furlongs; purse $400.For 3-year-nids.Btart good.Won easily.Place same.Time, .28 .481-§, 5, 1.18.; ; Horses.Wet.t ste.Fin.Jockeys.CL A Ind, Dixie Himmel .108 f À WN 11 1 1%8hilling .-b #5.Botanist .112 14 ed 23 24 Englander 111 5 1 Nal \u2014 ent .e 100 a?23 26 238 Murphy ere wee mee oe 10 £ 2 18 Handmaur .104 1 4 + 4 4 Swain .A 6 8 sb - Dixie Himmel dashed to the front before they had © à sixteenth.forcing a fast pace; was well in hand at ; finish.Botanist was hard ridden all last furlong.Dteo fént more going to tha post.90 -FIFTH RACE\u2014About 1 miles.Purse 3400.Bteepilechane.Start good.Won easily.Time, 411.; ning Ind Horses.a wet.Bt.4.8.12.Kte.Fin.Jockeys.Op.CL A.To \u2014\u2014 Medicine Man ses ses see 0.13 3 3, h 14 11 1 134Safrell Ce 0500 see es i?i 13 CE Virgin oe sas ses ser 220 148 2 2 » 2 2 2 cre eee eva es - o.: tt Mare OT Chee re eee ea.130 1 16% °° 8 3 3 Masnada'.& 13 3 \u2014\u2014 Knobhampton .0 4 Fell Appleby .+.0.0 ue 5-3 4 1 8 TT eLost rider; waa re-mountad and finished.Medicine Man under stiff restraint all the way.his best form.Marston Moor lost rider at rixth jump.80-8IXTH Could have won off had Saffell rushed.Flying Virginia ran t RACE\u2014Five furlongs.Puree $400.for two-year-olds.Start gnod Wen driving.Place easily.Tim 3-5 -83 2-6, 473-5.1.00 St.% % str.Fin Jack , Cl.P s 83 45 21% 11 Bhilling .6 3 Gy 3 1 2 114 Ju oe main a : 3% 1, 4 21 2 n ander .1 nk 3 1° 42 «3 Le \u20ac 18 3 énk 9 8 83 C.Koerner .5-3 19-10 3-8 .8 42 5 ¢ 8 2 Hinchliffe .ss 5 Autumn Maid Ce.100 7 7 7 7 7 Morphy J « 1 4 Pear! Point.as usu;l.brake slow.worked his way up.and closed with a tah.Bight showed keen early peed, \u2018 had nothing left when challenged.GeralD.eut-run all the way._ tr. \u2014 cran \"ie an Seep a es Aly 3.10 =.Store Closes Daily at 5.30 P.M.Stylish Suits of Silk FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1806.\u2018 Isn\u2019t there an inimitable life and depth of beauty and sprightliness about a Silk Suit, whether Shirtwaist or Jumper Style ?30 of them, made minutely faithful to the most attractive of recent American models, have just come to us fresh from the hands of We bought them at less than half their real value and will sell them to-morrow on a similar basis.Black and white check silks they are, and silks of the finest quality.The jumper suits are cut in a new style; the skirts are accordion and side pleated.There are a few suits too in black.navy and brown.The manufacturer had a few hundred yards of Silk after his orders were all completed, he made them up on his most successful designs and sold them to us for cost of material.They are $25.00 Suits offered Saturday at $11.50 the maker.FRESH FROM THE MAKER LESS THAN HALF PRICE.ev eens We have 100 white pleats at bottom.very full and smartly made and ready to put right on.Special Saturday, each $1.75 Summer Skirts with two AN OFFER OF .50, .60, .65 and .75 values Summer Hosiery | 39 Let it be tan lisles, plain or lace, black lisles, lace or plain, or white all plain lisle thread stockings you want for wear just now, you'll find here on Saturday the size you require in the quality you wish for at a price for which you can have scarcely, if ever, secured them before.| We offer you a choice from fully 3000 pairs of .50, .60, .65 and .75 quahties at.per paar.0 LLL we Every pair is made of good, fine lisle thread, and hundreds of pairs L are made of sheer gauze hisle thread with garter top.Sizes 87 to 10.The tans are new; the black fast color; the white clear and perfect.In Our New Parasol Department J $5.00, for 39 worth $1.25, for .m, regular .45, for (East entrance) To Clear 500 Waists $1.75 ply.the cha trope ; sed this week.quality with extra strong tips, mousquetaire wrists, two silk covered dome fasteners, strongly reinforced; and we have them in all sizes.6 to 77; black.white, cream.sky blue.pmk, red and helio- Corset Cover Embroideries te Full Long Lengths and $1.50 es] .98 We are going to continue to-morrow, with ample sup- sale of these gloves so successfully pur- They're fine, heavy, pure silk they're $1.75 and $1.50 qualities.Offered at, perpamm .98 _Children\u2019s Sample Coats | mille, 250 hand loomed most care- tween 2 and 6 veara J fully on very fine Nain- Made of cashmere, serge, linen, alpaca and sook and sheer Swiss checked tweeds, they are mualins in patterns as such of this season's neat and and Why, Corset Cover embroid- erles direct from St.Gall they are delicate will mee 1n They're offered to-mor- row, at per yard.you can secure of mart \"oats yards only.retty a prety as ing at $350, 3450, $6 You and $6 Every garment | them real a cunning little fashion | 50 qualities product.Saturday.each.82.98 25 100 Children's On Saturday we offer un importers collection for children of anv age be- Coal as have heen sell- These Ladies\u2019 Oxfords eee sss esr ese Parasols for children, 210 of We make these special offers Ladies\u2019 parasols.50 only, worth $3.75, $4.00 and $2.59 Ladies\u2019 umbrellas.175 only, Broken lines and samples they are\u2014600 Waists of mulls and muslins\u2014 the ones you have been paying $1.50 and $1.75 for are going to be offered on Saturday, for the sake of immediate disposal, at each.\u2018Heavy Silk Gloves 89 -25 Newest Styles.Perfect Qualities.$1.89 To secure a pair or more of Oxfords\u2014 tobacco browns, bright tans, black vici kid, or finest patent leathers.made on the very latest and most shapely of American models \u2014ladies* Oxfords well worth $3.00 and $3.50, for $1.89\u2014that is the privilege our thoe department holds out to you on Saturday.ABOUT THE STORE We could take up the whole side of a newspaper and yet the space would be insufficient to mention all the little Saturday items we have prepared for you to-morrow at prices made special for the day.Dainty, smart and novel little things they are.by way of summer dress accessories, such as pou can pick up at a trifling cost, and put right on.There will be hundreds of these on the ground floor alone, placed in easy HE MONTREAL DAILY: eran rR, ; GENERAL ASSEMBLY - ADJOURNED FOR ANOTHER YEAR Queen\u2019s Will Remain as at Present\u2014Dr.Pringle Praised.Western Associated Press.Winnipeg.Man., June 12.~The Presbyterian Assembly adjourned shortly before midnight with the \u2018Moderators blessing.The \u201cioral Re committee's report regarding the \u201cYukon was adopted without discuss:un or division.It was as foilowa: \u201cThe General Assembly gratefully acknowledges the fearless stand for purity and righteousness of life taken by our missionaries on the frontier, and especially by Drs.Pringle and Grant in the Yukon, ex- preases ite continued confidence and esteem for the brethren who are thus rendering noble service to our church and our country in their fearless denunciation of vice, and in their fight tor righteous government.\u201cFurther, the Assembly rejoices in the improved conditions in the Yukon, as revealed by the report of the com- Dr.Candler introduced amended rules fur aystematic giving.and Rev.J.J.Potter amended rules for Ministers\u2019 widows and orphans.The afternoon session was by no means largely attended.probably ow- tng to the fact that the great burning questions were disposed of.The report on Queen's University additional endowment fund was presented by Professor Laird, who expressed the opinion that the completion of the work of raising the four hundred thousand dollar endowment could be brought about by the end of the year.The report was adopted.On the temperance question the report of the moral and social reform committee, regarding local veto and abolition of bars were promptly accepted, but much opposition was expressed towards the elimination of the element of private gain.which was described as not sane.Discussion occupied about two hours and resulted in the adoption of the report by large majority.Rev.W.M.Rochester then raised the question of the connection of the Assembly's committee with the Canadian Social and Moral Reform Council without the Assembly having clear knowledge of its policy and constitution.He moved that the portion of the report dealing with that be remitted to a committee for a further report at the next assembly.The motion was voted down after which some rout'n: business was trgnsacted Including the passing of the ommendations of the Lord's Day Observance committee and those of the committee on systematic giving.\u201cThe relations at present existing between Queens University and the Presbytrian Church in Canada, will remain as they are.Such was the decision of the General Assembly.The resolution was carried by a vote of 67 to 53.MANY FIRES OCCUR.The Eastern Townshipe are Swept by Electric Storm.Special to the Montreal Star.Sherbrooke.Que., June 12.\u2014BSevera! fires are reported from differ mt points in the Eastern Townships, which were caused by the electrical storm on T In East Sherbrooke, a house was struck on St.Henrt street and an- cther on Fulton avenue.The former place, occupied by Mr.Michael Gilbert, wan totally destroyed.At Compton the barn of Mr.Chas.Glidden was struck by lightning and totally destroyed His house suffered the name fate.he barn of Mr.Jamer Dunlavy at West Shefford was burned to the ground.Bishop's Crossing was visited by the storm.and a barn on the Herbert Olsen farm was burned.At Farnam's Corner, the storm broke up the fumeral service of Mr.Thomas Farnam, killing two cows near the church, and causing a dozen people in the church to receive shocks from the electric current.At Ascot, a barn was burned on the Champagny farm.At Coaticook, although the storm raged furiously.no damage was done beyond the disturbance of the telephone installation.St.Raymond suffered severely.A large brick block, owned by F.X.Proulx, was completely destroyed by flames, in spite of all the efforts of the fire brigade.TILLSONBURG HOTEL FIRE.Chester Butler ru Arrgatod en Sus picien as Incendiagy.Bpecial to The Montreal: Pratt TOUTE.Ont.June 1F Chester ree persons lost their lives and five hers were seriously injured.Last February, after Butler had been Bose an the \u2018\u2018llet as a a person to whom uor must not be served.\u201d John Mero.proprietor of the burned hotel, had him arrested for trespass.The clicumstances attending the fire and ring in the the making of a Corset Bonnets 88 and .Cover, strapping and all.75 qualities, be- view, and thew exceptional values, as for about 45 and you cause slightly told by their tickets, will be the special have when made up, a soiled Offered : garment $100 would Saturday.at feautre of our slore to-morrow.scarcely buy ready- each.o made.a \\ / You Blame \u201cGazelle\u201d BRAND or \u201clf Canadian Canned Vegetables es and Fruits are as near & .el or Fruit as canned articles can be.Fs contents of every can are guaranteed to be as specified on the Tr label, and of the finest quality only.if : extra fine Canned Gooths: =.Hx s U Red Pitted Cherries.: | in Heavy \u201cBaseile\u201d Vegeta Pans, Petits Foie Fina Green Peas, G fugee Green &Stringless Beans Fralte Strawberries.Red Raspberries, A Plums, Bartiett Pears.Yellow Crawford Pea \"|| Equal in Flavor and Delicacy foi the Fresh Vegetable ables Tomatoes, Sugar Corn, Syrup.= vaopty from your dealt.Order - MUDON, HEBERT & CO, LTD.- - - Fariy June olden Wax Stringless Beans, Re- Here are a few vaneties of these \u20ac \u201cMONTREAL.es, Apples.rw Canadian Associated Press.commemotated in the tion.portraits of Wolfe and M of the monument which rates their death.Green THE SCHOONER NARKA.London, June 13.\u2014The Board of Trade has received the Canadian Government Souvenir of Quebes Colobration.Many of the historical incidents, in which old Quebec is so rich, are being form of Souvenirs of the Tercentenary Celebra- A very attractive design of this nature has been brought out by the firen of W.H.Scroggie, Limited, in the form of a Souvenir plate, bearing the ontealm, and commemeo- The royal insignia and the coats of arms of all the provinces, interwoves with a wresth ef The Stomach \u2018| Dut chrerie indigestion wil \u2018dicap- pear when the liver, kidneys and bew- ola are onlivened te action.awards for the captain, officers You are skeptical members of the crew of the British \u201cor you have fried nteamer Amphitrite.in ltton of SRI still suffer from indigogiion with oir services in tbe rescu the crew 8J1 its annoying symptoms the schoon Ther orke, of Lunenburg, Take a new line.N.8.varly in 1 the Atlantic.Leave the stomach alone, for the | mource of trouble is in the intestines ani health.ul digestion on can be restored by the use of Dr.A.W.Chase's Kid- ney-Liver Pills.In seme ways thls treatment ls unl- que.-; Les a apocirie RAC combined action on liver, kidpeys and bowels, ings bout a thorough cleansing of the or:ng and excretory systems aad thoroughly cures indigestion and conetipa- 5 being benefited and 1 what it is to have Treats appetite and good diges- with the relfabiiity oh his De.À A.portrait cos pi { ; - É roms 1 1008 + Th Original-\u2014the Genuine Oo 9 = » »n \u2014 > Ss co Cassy rs) (f since 1793.lite uniform high quality hae made Plymouth famous the world over for its gin.Coates\u2019 Plymouth Gin Ses the Black Friar ou the label \u2014 all others are imitations.Try Costa\u2019 Plymouth Gin omce \u2014 you'll recogaize its superiority.JAMES BUCHANAN & CO, Limited, Export Agents D.O.Roblin, Toranto cd a, 02 2e CLEARING SALE FANCY TRIMMING LACES\u2014 Former price 780 to 81.75 per yard, will be sold, 28c to 81.80 per yard.BLACK SATEEN PETTICOATS, 75c to $1.50.These are not shoddy bargains.Our entire stock is néw.and first- class Juatity, but, as we are retiring from business, and desire quick sales, we offer them at inducing prices.MISS J.GALL, - HOW SYRACUSE WOMAN TOOK HER WRINKLES OUT IN THREE NIGHTS AFTER MASSAGE AND BEAUTY SPECIALISTS HAD FAILED.in order to clear, at 18 MeGlLL COLLEGE AVENUE, Reem 9.139 2 \u201cMADE ME LOOK TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER\u201d Says a Cincinnati Lady Who Tried It\u2014\"Now Past 40, but My Complexion Smosther and Better Than in Girlhood.\u201d Writes a Kentucky Woman, Whe Used This Wonderful Process fer Removing Wrinkles.The Discoverer Offers te Give Particulars Free of Charge to all Who Write Her Within Next Ten Days\u2014Exasts Promise of Secrecy\u2014Treatment Very Simple and Abseiutely Harmiese\u2014May Be Used Without the Knowiedge of Your Most Intimate Friend.Ever since woman's beauty held sway over man And brought her power, influence and wealth.she has sought a way to stay the processes of old age and banish deep lines and furrows from the brow.made my wrinkles disappear in one night.It is certalnly a Godsend to womankind.1 tried cold creams, skin foods a various advertised wrinkle removers, but thay all failed abeelutely.and I confess | was The firat dose will convinos you thet leon Chemists, beauty doctors and skin ape- cialists have for centuries past vainly tried to fathom the ed secrets of nature and find a way to keep the beauty of youth in a woman's face and form.Harriett Meta was no exception to the general rule of women.Trouble and worry | left their unsightly lines and marks pe her face She saw t ty r youth giving way to the vy imprints of coming age.The first resort was to facial ma cold cream and ateaming pots; then next to beauty specialists, but ali in vain.The wrinkles seemed.If anything.to deeper and d r Massage even appeared to stretch the skin, more wrinkles came.She had spent all the money she could afford to spend.and was ready to give up in ok when one day a friend made « happy suggestion.This gave Pret a brillant idea to work on the thi herself, and after several months\u2019 ha labor and almost endless experimenting she succeeded in ucing a wrinkle remover entirely dif- rent from anything she had seen or heard of.Fhe tried it on herself.and lo and behold\u2019! Ît worked a wonderful transformation in a single night.She tried it a second might.and her wrinkles were practically gone.A third night\u2014 three treatments in all\u2014and her wrinkles had entirely disappeared.and her skin wis soft, clear, rory and smooth.Many others aisno have used this remarkable process with wonderful result.Mrs Moran Fimer, of New York- qr writes: \u201cYour treatment removed all wrinkles In one night.\u201d of Seattle.Wash.says: She set are all ne, words cannot express grateful feel to you for what your roar ment has done for me.\u2019 Mre A.M.Brooks, of Howe, Texas writen: Your treatment Is the firat | ever tried really had the desired wrfect In anim I am 68 years oM, a Œ Pittsburg.Pa.saya: \u201cYour treatment me ob QUEBEC BRIDGE INQUIRY.Evidence Taken \u201cBy Re Royal Commission Wii Be Admitted.Special to The Montreal Star.Ottawa, June 12.~The Quebec bridge enquiry will be materially shortened by an agreement to consider as evidence all evidence relevant ta the reported on This the was practically deci of May 20th were such that arsom was on at a meeting at once ted.The fire broke out in of the commliites om uraday afternoon, a part of t building where thers was 8t which the documentary ' re- wo fireplace or amy natural cause, cords and financial statements was the at an hour when no ens was stir- principal thing done.Towards the close of the Miling som some Interesting evidence was oS YJ Mr.Ulric Barthe, TTR the pany.in regard to A dae of Cal irs when the new company was Tha ised in 1897.capitalisation of holders were only ans upon to pay fou per cent.of their subscribed stock.Mr.Barths said that when the new tion at Ot- dry, anknewn do donner PSS had never been friendly to the new cem- pany.Mr.A.K.Maclean, the chairiman of the committee.asked if It were true that Be on ene started a rumor the effect that the ors of the où an instoure ounéation.Mr.rthe sald a newspaper In which he was in ted had some such sta temen: Mr.Barker objected to such ques avé later on re his o witness was asked if Mr.grain.ther of the share ano! odd company, had wi .to the washing of be quite Barker objected nen.te Chisholra, of An- rved Mr.Ldbersl member of the com- ttes.ar Ont-\\Miitsabeth McArtem, widow he late Wiittem Sanderson, ie dead a o's Mos died at Orangeville, aged pue formerly of Guelph, A .te 7 of.Bramots, dead, very sceptical about your treatment, but In one night my scepticisin had entirely vanished.When 1 looked at my face on the following morning and saw what a | wonderful transformation had taken place ih was sure at last I had found thn right | th ns peaking of Yes, In re Giscovery, Miss Meta ways: know it sounds too good | remo 1a.the telephone.Before the telephone .Invented it appeared itdiculous to | think of talking from New York to Chi- cage.\u201cThose who have ured cold creams, etc.cannot understand how my treatment can act quickly.Yet, after all, it is very simple, and | wonder that some one ; did not discover the process long ago.! My letters from patients tell the whole rtory.Here is one from a lady who says my treatment made her look twenty years younger, also letters from man others 1 not see how any one ca doubt in the face of such testimony as this.1 tried cold creams.massage, ete; myself, without results.and ! can thor- nughly sympatliise with those who have tried tn get rid of wrinkles, and | am truly glad that | feel | can now affer womnankind a surer and shorter way.\u201c1 will give further particulars tn all those who write me within the next ten days.I must exact a protnise of secrecy from every ane for my own protection ' before 1 give full Information vou can \"use my treatment on yourself or in your own family, but you must not tell what se * to outsiders.oy guarantee my treatment will in ne jare the skin.On the contrary it tve it a moft.velvety feeling.and | wit y improve your complexion.as weil as banish unsightly lines and wrinkles.It takes only a few minutes to use it rae Harriett Meta, Ruita 12R9F, cuse, N.Y.I will send everything «imp plain realed envelope that our correspondence will be strictly private.\u2018 THE CANADIAN PAVILION.Meets With Praise From Australians and New Zealanders.Canadian Associated Press.London, June 12.\u2014 The Dominion Day banquet will be held in the Palace of Music, at the Franco-Rritish Exhibition.The usual saw place.but In a different bullding.The Canadi Pavilion is n blg attraction st the exhibition.Kir T said it was the biggest that Canada could have.mas Lipton rtisement Australians and New Zealanderg are oud In their praise of Canada\u2019s exhibit, and grudgingly acknowledge that it sur- pauses thelr own.The Standard | Saturday\u2019s Mustrated Section win Contain a Variety of Interesting and Instructive Features: G Get Saturday's Standard and you will see Lawn, Grand Stand steps, and Grand Stand itself at Bluebon-, nets, packed from back to front with a dense mass of, humanity.@G Some of your acquaintances mysteriously disappear these afternoons.Perhaps you can discover some of them among the thousands in this picture! Also a selection of the crack Bluebonnets\u2019 racers, taken especially by The Standard\u2019s photographer.@ Half-page feature showing what a magnificent new Montreal public institution will look like when completed.q{ His Excellency in Montreal\u2014Snapshots taken during his recent visit to the historic battlefield of Stoney Creek.@ An historic picture taken in connection with St.Patrick's Church.G The Standard\u2019s series of prominent Society Hostesses at the Capital\u2014Beautiful Canadian Drawing Rooms\u2014 Athletic Champions of McGill University, 1908\u2014The Marathon Athletes\u2014Racing at Woodbine\u2014Men in the Public Eye, etc.G The Standard is for sale by every newsdealer in Canada.The News Edition contains all Saturday's news 36 hours ahead of the Monday papers.George Murray Publishing Ce, Limited.140 8 See, old man, that green and white striped Awning with a green fringe.well, that's where you'll find the celebrated Merchant's Awning Co.Limited, 25 to 29 Notre Dame Street East.Well, | reckon thet I't] dir ) of) ect my footstepa tu yonder RA, J C7 _ fie ee] ntore pet Inter than Just new.for Elder Jones told me that le was the only spot in Ment- real where | could bay a decent loshing and comfortable tent.Cowan's Maple Buds, Cream Bars and Milk Chocolate are superb confections.Nothing to equal them THE COWAN CO.Limited.TORONTO o® This is the wife who knows full well For aching head or bilious spell, Whenever the stomach seems at fault There's nothing so good as Abbey\u2019s Sak.wt \u201c The Teuic Laxative for the Pamily.\u201d use \u201cCook's Friend\" Baking Powder.light, flaky pastry, that you will be proud of, end thet will not give anyone indigestion.\"Cook\u2019s Friend\u201d Baking Powder is a pure Cream of Tartar Powder, that has stood the test \u2014 a gh ie i \u201cTRONATY POS INSANITY HS DEFENCE Prisoner Charged With Murder Goes In!» the .Witness Box.Special to The Montreal Star.Charlottetown, PF.E I.June 12.\u2014 At the second day's trial of Alonzo Doherty, charged with the murder of Jos D McMHlan, of Miscouche, the case for the Crown was closed and that of the defence vpened.The matn evt- dence was given by stella McDonald, who 8 the only witness of the tra- geody.She suid that there wus un un- derstañding between Doherty and her regarding their marriage, but as she was a Catholic and ie 4 Protestant she had not decided the question of religion.Barring a slight misunderstanding last supnner.the relations between then had been harmonious during the three years they were guing together.May first until the tenth.The May devotions were then un.and she attended church every evening.He told her subsequently that he did not come to see her because he thought he was Bot wanted Joe McMillan was a neighbor and uxed to pay her friendly visits.It was she herself who suggested that he accompany her and her sister to Bummerside.She then described what had happened when on coming home alone with McMillan they met Doherty who be- &8n the shooting.Her story of (he removal of the body.the walk home with Doherty.the visit to the prieat to whom they told of the tragedy, brought out nu new facts.Asked us tu her behavour towards Doherty she said she had never done anvthing to offend him, and his conduct gave her no cause for complaint.She admitted, howev.r, that Doherty said he would part McMillan and her.but she did not take him to be ser- ua A new fact brought out was that she had scen Doherty with it revolver on al least two occasions, Once he told her he would kill himself If he found her walking with a man named McMillan (not the victime This last part of the evidence was only brought Out after persistent question:næ by the Attorney-General.Neil MuQuarrte, K.©.,n opening the case for the defence pit up the plea that the prisoner was insane when the deed wax committed The absence uf a motive, as the two nen wère on friendly terms, and lack of an accomplice, the fact that he made no attempt to conceal the crime which was committed openly when he might have him from ambush.all indicated ty.His family history also 8 strong evdence of this, V Doherty, the prisoner's father, te, that when Alonzo was very you à is head was injured by being run o by 4 waggon.He was cautioned by floctors to keep him free from agitating 1 ences.Ever since last fall he was unu¥yally irritable, and resented the chiding, of his mother because he kept cou with a girl of a different religion in himself Witness then gave evidep concerp- ing Insanity among his relatipns.Alonzo Doherty.the prisoner, was put on the stand He said he and McMjllan never had a quarrel.He did Bot consider the latter came between Stella McDonald and himselgy He and the girl had a slight fall out last summer.but they made again.lie then told the story of at happened the fata! Sunday.Ÿ He did not remember firing a revolver.although 37 thinks he heard In shots.The firs £ he remembered was saying to Stella, \u201cI think Joe is dead.\u201d His story of what transpired Subeeay tly, agreed with the girl's state ARTER ESCAPED AGAIN.Cornwall Prisoner Made Second Bold Attempt for His Liberty.Special to the Montreal! Rtar.Cornwall.Ont.June 12.\u2014-Frank Cart- ef.the diamond thief, whn was recently sentenced to six months in the Central prison for the theft nf a ring.ex- caped from the county gaol A coupe of weeks ago.but was re-captured at Newington, and had four months added to his sentence last evening about 7 30 o'clock he made another successful break fur liberty.Along with another prisoner he was outside the walls, sprinkling the court house lawn with & garden hose He made two or three trins Into an adjnining vard to disarm auspicion, and finally fatled to return.flo far he has not been recaptured.POOR BLOOD BRINGS MISERY Pale Faces and Pinched Cheeks Show That Br.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills are Neoded.Anaemia is written on the features of ninety women and girls out of every nundred@g@nmistakenble are tn 1 of \u201ctuo le blood * © weaker sex is assailed at all by the evils resulting from b lessness.from the girl who le weak and languid, with dull eyes, pale, pinched cheeks, fitful appetite and palpitating heart, to the woman who feels never well, with gnawing pains In the back, aching limbs and Bervous headaches.Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills are specially valuable to women of all ages, for they possess the power of making in .abundance the rieh, red blood without which no woman can have perfect health.They fill the starved veins with new blood so that en- fapbled bodies are strengthened.weak, setveus systems are fortified and ro- ~ bust health restored.oo, Rose D'Aragen, Waterloo, Que, follows the prof lon of teach- oh which brings more tham ordinary tn to all who follow this calling.Miss D\u2019'Aragon says: \u2014\"It seemed as though ! was gradwelly going mtg = I lost all my strength, my e was very poor: 1 was pale suffered from frequent headaches; was often dissy and the least exer- , wou leave me breathless.1 ored for a time, but with little er no benefit.One day I read in the oo Journal the particulars of similar to mine cured by Dr.s Pink Pills and 1 determin- condition, and by the time 1 seven e again the best of health, and able eared mse os well es any of my by all modieine denlers or pe adn\u2019 He had not visited her from \\ Silverware while your house is closed for the summer can be had in the fire and \u2018 burglar proof vaults of the MONTREAL TRUST DEPOSIT GOMPANY You and Yours are fond of music\u2014but to play the plano takes years of study and practice.Get a | LINDSAY PIANO WITH A Simplex Attachment then any of your children can plav the most difficult pleces withaut previous knowledge of music.$425 secures this combination: pavable at §10 per month, C.W.LINDSAY, LIMITED.612 St.Catherine St.West.188 tend Gommon Sense Kills Rats, Mice, Roaches, Bed Bugs NO OFFENSIVE ODOR All druggists.or 381 Queen st West Toronto eware of imitations 45134 | MAPCGTITE BROS\u2019 SALES.INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of NAPOLEON BOUCHER, ruggist.No.123 Rue Church, Verdun, Que.The undersigned will srl]! by public auction, at No.69 ST.JAMES STREET, Montreal.on WEDNESDAY, the 17th JUNE, 190K, at 11 o\u2019cleek a.m, the following assets, comprising: Drugs.as per inventory .4706 09 Eyeglasses and Spectacles.285.00 Fixtures and Furniture.- 367 00 $1,322 00 Rock debts as per list, amount 267.37 will \u2018be sold \u2018separately.The store la open every day.For other information apply to ALEXANDRE DESMARTEAU, t Curator, | 54-60 Notre I'ame st.E.Mantreal.MARCOTTE BROS, Auctioneers.| 138 3 law \u2014\u2014- RAILWAY OFFICIALS GAVE EVIDENCE BEFORE BOARD OF CONCILIATION Sliding Scale Preferred by Company and Larger Number of Apprentices.Special to The Montreal Star.Winnipeg.Man.June 12\u2014The examination of Mr Pyne, before the Conciliation Board, San concluded.The only feature was the statement that the company had no objection to a general committee an ft did not infringe on work hours, but met the nf- fictals in free hours.It was the shop committee that was objected to.T.A.Foulque, Mechanical Superintendent of Soo Line gave evidence as to conditions to the south.Bollermak- ers were pald forty-one ahd one-half cents per hour.The p.y ranged from 26c to 41 1-2 c, blacksmiths receiving forty cents, also machinets.He would divide the rmakers into three classes, and preferred the silding scale because the men were n.* equal.He did not favor the Hmiting the number of apprentices.There was none In the cases of doctors and lawyers.The shop committees had worked a hardship on the company by Interfering with shop practice» T.W.we, weneral boiler inspector of the Candalan Pacific Railway, agreed with the former witnesses as to the desirability of three classes of bollermakers.sifding scale offered a man an incentive to improve himself and work.Won't Stand for Directoire Gowne, Special to The Montreal Star.Now Nou ne 2\u2014Antheny Corn stock, of the for the Buppres.sion of Vice, re e will arrest and prosecute to the fullest extent ot the law, any woman who appears public, attired in a th or airectoire skirt.The sheath skirt, it it Is ne immodest as it been à he says.will not be tolerated as long as the, enforcement of the laws of this stafe remains in the power of the ety.John Duncan Killed by Train.Hamilten, Ont, June 18.\u2014While attempting to board a train -for dell pesr the which he had net noticed.was a volisher ù \u201cIMPORTANT.SALE Unredeemed Pledges The Estate Late M.Gorfinkel (Formerly Pawnbroker of Terents).Fine Jet of diamon ds and other jewellery, gold and silver watohes, antiques.medals, optical goods, musical instruments.and a vuriety of other goods.SALE AT 32 UNIVERSITY BTRHKET, On Menday, Tuesday, and Wednesday Evenings 15th, 16th, and 17th June.at 8 o'cloek each Evening.Every lot guaranteed as as represented Cutalouues will be ready on the 13 Goods on view from Monday at oan in catalogue.Dealers will find it to thelr advantage to aitqnd (his 2q_this sale.KEARNS .139 6 NCe= razor maki SECRET PROCESS., steel; whereas tempering * method used for centuries) which is the life of steel.The Razer of Rerfection\u2014 Everlasting Shaving NO RAZOR TROUBLES POSSIBLE ALWAYS READY FOR USB CARBO MAGNETIC Rasors have revolutionised ng \u2014 they are TEMPERE TRICITY, which is OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE ELECTRIC TEMPERING adds CARBON to the Au ctioneer.O GRINDING Comfort D BY ELE by f (the only other Po) the CARBON uses p> Firm of A.1.SILBERSTEIN, - Your Gealer will éelives te you a CARBO MAGNETIC razor ea 30 days trial without obligation on your part te purchase.Gh SU UNE RAZOR 476 Broadway, New York.The Only One THER E is but one place here where t-Reform garments may be obtained\u2014at the Fit-Reform Wardrobe.There are no sub-agencies, no branches, and no other establishment has genuine Fit-Reform garments to offer.Make a note of the correct address, so you will be to get Fit-Reform Suits Overcoats, guaranteed genuine by this trademark.sure and it-Helorm - 444\u2014St Catherine St.West \u2014 444 À.W.Parker, Sole Agent \u2019 DISEASED AMERICAN CATTLE.Me.Stanier Says He Saw Diseased Animals in Amerien Canadian Associated London dure 12.\u2014Mr.that he the United Btmtes Canada and was told at t Board of tture - that t knew nothing gbout diseases, bul, on into the try.he not only - da animals but vead newrpaper reports them.e did not Triax such about H cattle should be Drought here as food for e peopie of this cou\u2026.,.POSTON.\u2014I BR Rich, one of the ident theatrical managers In the sega.ries Street, Park and Colonial Theatres, Boston.neo ae Of Intersat to Wives Wiese Huobande Drink ak te Exocus, ee as less and ess.x refunded if it æ THE ALL-RED, ROUTE.The Premier of New Zealand Approves of the Scheme.Canadian Associated Press.June 13.The rentes of New reviewed, that the that could secure assistance from e Country and Canada.As & matter business, It would bs greatly to the advantage of New Zealand te pay a reasonable subsidy.pe Son Dled in the Barbados.Special to Montreal » Ghatham me, June 12\u2014Mr.G.W.Sulm: rvative mem West \"Kent, received n Bartadoss Islan advising him of death of his only son there after a linge ing iliness.CASTORIA = The Kind You laws Always Bought ' Gignatere er Via CHICAGO IN EFFECT JUNE 146th, 1908.Class.Class.péslsrs: Man A ba 3240 Emereu =, Mi 2850 40 riage an.2006 20.25 Carman, a Prats, 38.99 2223 Srandou, Man.21450 se Neepanu, Mun.200 MAS Yorkioa, Sask.43.60 37.90 Hesins, Sask.\u2026.4263 n.00 logue \u2014\u2014 Soak.\u2026 .46 0.78 oe Albert, sank.51.53 13.28 Battles ors.3293 34.13 Vermilline, rors 0.26.35 wonton, $ Se 8.265 and Xil polnés in Canadian Nurfhwest.Fast Train Service.Double Track.Excellent Accommedatioe Choice of Seven Lines from Chicago to Bt.Paul.Meat attractive Route.\u2014 MONTREAL - PORTLAND - OLD OR- CHARD-KENNEBLNIK PORT, ME.Montreal-Portland Sleeping and Parlor Car dervice, dally, Including 8un- day, will be extended to Old Orchard and Kenncbunkport.First sleeping car will leave Montreal at 8.15 pm, Sunda), June 23.First Parlor Car will leave Montreal at 8 a.m, Monday, June 49.Returning.first Bleepin Sar will lewve Kennebunkport at ra.\u2026 June 79, und first Parlor Car will leave Kennebunkport at 6.4¢ a.m.Tuesday, June 30.Montreal on Saturday night will run to Kennebunk only on Sunday morning.Pusscngers for Kenncbunkport will take clectric cars at Kennebunk.CHEAP WEEK END TRIPS Good going Saturday and Sunday, returning until following Monday to various points.CITY TICAKT OFFICES: 196 SL James BL Phones Main 460 461.or Bonaventure Station.ss es CANADIAN PACIFIC BLUE BONNETS RACES.Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, two trains\u20143.10 p.m.and 2.30 p.m.on- days, Wednesdays and Fridays, one train\u2014at 2.10 p.m.Returning immediately after tbe race is over.Tickets, one way, \u20ac; round trip, 350.Buy your tickets early and svoid rush at the wickets.Tickets on sale at 139 8t.James street, Windsor Hotel and Windsor Station.GENERAL CHANGE OF TIME and increased Suburban Tone, Service, commencing S8UNDAY, JUNE 14th.Unveiling of Mgr.de Laval's Mong ment at Quebec.Round trip tickets will be sold for SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARR, Going on P.M.trains June 20th, al trains June 31st, ind nod ard.turn limit June 26th, 1908.PORTLAND, ME.Through Sleeping Car Service will be resumed on Sunday, June 14th, and through Parlor Car to Kennebunkport on Monday, June 28th.TRANS-CONTINENTAL TRAINS Two trains leave Windsor Street Sta- tien daily at 10.10 a.m.and 10.10 pm.for Winnipeg and Vancouver.Montreal-Toronto-Chicago On and after Monday, June 16th, day train for Toronto and Chicago cn leave at 3.456 a.m., Inetead of es at present.Night train will continue to leave at 10.00 p.m.ae at presen Desirable Week-End Trips cod going Saturday and Sunday, re- won until Monday following, to var.tous points CITY TICKET OFFICE.130 St.James Street, next Pest Office.Montreal Terminal Rallway Go.BOUT DE L'ILE The Place te Spend an Enjoyable Outing.and last or GOOD SERVICE.CHEAP FARES.Specie) RATE of EIGHT TICKETS for ONE DOLLAR now in effect.Cars leave from laBalle Avenue.140 3%e0d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \"M.HICKS & COS SALES.Weekly Sale New and Second - Hand FURNITURE, Mile Tab x Consistin of Sets, Chairs, and ny stand ung Rasy irs, fa Bets, ents, Dinner, Tea an ollet Sota.Jardinierce and reg: tals, Od4 Croo oto, etp., also - fast Linens, in o Clot apking, Tea and y Cloths, Towels, eto., eta Marvseill oilet and oneyoemb Set: Etains, ete, e È ; Priday Éfierneon aad Even vie fr * JUNE 19 0: 8 velogs.139-3, T wos .Avetioneers, METHODIST CONFERENCE.Rev.Themae EK.Bartley, of Toronto, Elected President.keard, was elected secretary of the cof.\u2018The permanent fund for superannuf- ten, as reported Rev.Dr.W.8.amounts this year to $315,000, Tration.The local offic tatin Allan \u201cino ROYAL MAIL SERVICA.MO TAL TO LIVERPOOL.rom Meatreal.From Quebec Victerian, Mi, uv.3.20 .- Men ae 000 ar 1000 pm July 3, 38 am.3.30 p.m.Tenisiaa, 4.00 a.m.200 pm.Victorian, ly 17, 3.20 am.3.00 pm.C mn, 4.00 a .pm.RALOON, 871.560 and up.The \u2019rurbinere $87.50 and wp.RECOXD CLARE, $45 and upward THIRD CLASS Liverpool.onion or Bel- pe t, 927.50 or 828.76, acapréing to stecm- 2.00 and Up.bec nd clins» 347 and up.Third \u201cclass se se.TO MAVRE AND LONDON.Corinthian, June 20.Sardinian, July, 4 Parisian, J 3.ie Siclilan, July Une clase canis.called encens, ca Rates Hs varie ies a °dantionai; Third Hs, oe 311.85; Parts, 936.Apply o ra and A.ALLAN, Montres, DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIFS.Montreal and Quebec to Liverpool.Ottawa.vee June 13 Kensington cs ee June 30 Canada.cee eee June 27 Routhwark.July 4 Dominton.++ oc.July 11 Superior accommodation for First, Second and Third Class pnssenvers.also very comfortable one-class cabin steamers, called Second Cabin.White Star Line.Queenstewn-Liverpeol.Channel Ports.June 18 Adriatic.June 17 .June 25 Majestic .June 24 Apply to local agents, or COMPANY'S OFFICE, 17 Bt.Sacrament i.REFORD AGENCIES DONALDSON LINE Montreal, Glasgow, Weekly Ses vice.a 08 er 00 eau acc c 00000 14 screws).June 36 Passenger Rates \u2014 Bécond Cabin.14188 Sieerage re.39 Eastbound, 337.56 propaid westbound.THE ROBERT REFORD CO., Limited, Montreal.poronte.Quebec, St.John % 2 Portland.Me.OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION CO.Mall Steamers to Ottawa (except Bunday).EXOURSION to CARILLON, $1.00 wie 8 am.G.T.R.train for Lachine ar RHOOT THE RAPIDS\u2014Tak 5 pm GT.R.train for Lachine \u2018mar.L Main 1029 39 166 MERCHANTS\u2019 LINE EXCURSION RATES MONTREAL to TORONTO $7.00 Sit le $12.00 Return MO wd atereom REAL \"CLEVELAND TOLEDO and DETROIT $16.00 Single $30.00 Return neinding Meals asd Stateroom Tickets good to return until Sunes so Steamers leave Montreal every Wednes- accomm tion unsur- passe.cuisine excellent For further nformation and tickets, apply t Lusher's Tourist Agency.174 su James street.w.Henry.ae St.James street.E.& Co, at dock Or G.aqu cor.of Colborne, ana Common sts 130 19 Saw R & O Nav Co= CTTY TICKET OFFICE, Opp.128 ST.JAMES ST.Post Office.MONTREAL-TORONTO Line (via 1,000 Islands and Rochester, N.Y.)\u2014Com- mencin June 1st, daily except Sun- ore.12 noon.MONTR RAT + TORONTO - HAMIL TON ine (via 1,000 Islands and Bay Quinte), \u2014 8tr.\u201cBellevil e* Bay of every Friday at 7.30 pm.Specia low rates on this line.MONTREAL-QUEREC Iine\u2014Daily at p.m.QUEBEC - BAGUENAY Line \u2014 From Quebec Tuesdays and BSaturdays, at 8.30 am.136 60 law Hamburg-American WEEKLY SERVICE TO LONDON.PARIS, HANBURO AND GIBRALTAR, NAPLES.GENOA, ot large, Luxurious Twin Bcrew ers.al! modern appointments.omiee TE Brosdway.N.Y.or any local agent.lforth German Loyd, FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.10 am Kroup'aWm .June 16 Kaiser de Gr.Kaiser.Wm li June 28 Cecitie TWIN BCREW PASSENGER SERVICE Piymouth, Chorbcurz, Bremen, 10 A.M.June (8 P.Fried.Wm.June 25 June 39 aBarbaroses.\u2026June 77 Plrens.June 0 K Albert.July 18 K Lutes .July ¢ Plress.» Aug.Merth German Travelles# Choeoxs.ORLRICHS & CO, 5 Broafway, N.T.W.5.MENKY, 388 Bt.James street.138 340 en \u201cIMPERIAL\u201d = \u201cWHITE STAR\" Leavi, Septet).Whart, bil WIRE, 8) eu 5 a ngle.Retusa atreal L.8 75 018 entreal i Rivers 1.50 ¥ Henri te Quebeo.3.00 if From Saturday te Neaday et - SINGLE FARR.Our boats contain all méëlern im brovements, s!ectrie light and sunaing water in every room.rot-classa tedie Tieket Office, 00 Notre Dume ot.East Pell Tel.Main 974 Benseccours Whart Main 8166.116 166094 Foelght Otfiee, Bell Tol.Troops May Come by Water.H ton, Ont, June 13.\u2014The earo- ma officers of the two Jona) ree- ments received notification from, Calene) Bignar.Chief of the Army ng what arrangements the 5.had tag transportation te eee.tntimated that the - ment 34 aeeist I\u20ac they w+ ~ \u201cAh.shie to arrange {hempeires for t.eomr.favor a water - = MA SRIAGE CICI.NGES.me MARRIAGE LIORNSES lusmeod by J.M.M.Duff, ME 8.James at.and $9 Cresent street.NABRRIAGSE LICKYSKS issued by Arthur W.Wilks, Merctants Bank Biég.30.St.James ol.Tel.Malm S000.9 Plessis street.Tel Kast 4184.or suite 4 465 BL Urbain et.LEGAL CARD.ee.RIBEON, CASGRAIN, AITGNELL B SORYEYER \u2014Ad vesnies-\u2014 CANADA LIF,.BLDG\u2026 5° Jnmes ot.Montreal.= pare Casgrain.K.C.vices EK.Michal F.srogee .Chase C Feats\u201d w sidon.Errol M.MehougaiL PATENT SOLICITORS Fr ETHERSTONHAUGH à a Co.Ta lor.tile.iste Kzaminer, Fuilding, Montreal.Charlies W.Caasda Life OR INVENTIONS IN sw COUNTRIES on PATENTER\u201c SENT PRE MONTREAL .TORONTO.OT TAWA & WAS STON.e busTness urer, agit a rs Who realise the advise bil: ity of having their Patent busin.Experts, onrsiiminary advice free.Charges gr ge Pare we TH oa, D.C, U.6.A, Inventions Patentec AND TRADE, MARKS REUISTr.KEL IN ALL COUNTRIER OWEN N.EVANS, Merchants Dank Huliding Memtreal EVES, EARS, NORE AND THROAT.Dr.Frs.De Sales Prevost, 2ecsie Consultations 1 sultations for ine\u2019 to noon, 33% 8h 4.con ke st.cast CAFES AND RESTAURANTS.La CORONA (The Popular Montreal Hotel.) (EUROPEAN PLAN).Musée Cafe the Best.Open Air Dining in the Garden 3 170° OHIROPODIBT.et BRR TEEN AT 18) 3: $ - Tel.B 38 PICTURE AND PCTURE FRAMES.vat PLEASE NOTE, HEASLEY ™3.pisser HAS MOVED TO 187 BLEURY STREET, § doors above St.Catherine street.BUYERS\u2019 GUIDE.eoax AND ADVERTISE ARTICLES, made ia Canada.In the 1900 te 1923.CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL BLUB BOOK MANUFACTURERS\u2019 LIST BUYERS\u2019 COME TUE MANDFAGTURERO LIST 00., TARONTS, Of FRUITS.Rochyford Cantaloupes received dally by express.Bonners, 354 Doveboster st.West.Tel 3333 13620 .Patent Notice Te all whom it rhay concern: Be it known that the owners « Tana- dian patents No 100.007, granted «: the la Bpring Wheel ompany.ns- signee of Percy John Neate, of Rochester, England, for improvements in \u2018Spring Wheel for Vehicles,\u201d and No.100,604, granted to Percy John Neate, of Roches BE for improvements tm 1y 10th, 1904, 0 manwéacture there- under.The right to manufecture and the devices covered by the lettem patent are now for sale.For further information please address Messrs.Ma Marion, patent solicitors, New York Life Bullding, Montreal.\u201cKAMNOL Teething chfidren instantly relleved oy pe application to gums.2 McCormack\u2019s 1Fpatmas>.eo Park Avenue.s x rt ns of Torouin Lawrence se FREE.Cut thio né.ont.\u201c Bs To Make Your Bird Happy, Give SPRATT\u2019S MIXED Bird Seeds 2 | => met SUMMER RESORT, Information Burea i Circu'ars and 5ooklets of a las number of the Summer Hotels, ing Houses and Resorts, as well Railway and Steamship folders timetables, may be obtained by or interested, at the MONTREAL STAR - > Summer Resort INFORMATION BUREAU\u201c Cormer Peel and At.Catherige sta.ne sof ge * THE OCKAN VIEW, Pigees Love, Cape Ann, An ideal resort on tbe Massachueetts Hot sen water baths Bookiet.H.W.Di Lee, Prep.123 OCEAN VIEW HOTEL BIDDEFORD POOL, ME.Finest moderate-priced hotel on the New England 133 68 CACOUNA MANSION HOUSE, CACOUNA, opens June Ist, with al! modern eon-= voniences, pirate class service board, ashing ting, an sports; excellent bon room.For fupe ther particulars, apply Mrs.A su Spend Your Vaoation at the OCEAN HOUSE OLD ORCHARD, MAINE.Apply for terms to 109 53 LYMAN ABBOTT.Proj Gaspe Basin The Favorite Spot for Heaith and Sport Charming liescet fer B and Plone sure .The vicinity Soa beautiful tine sea bathin and unexcelled anis Guests have the privilege of salmon trout fishing In connection with the heust, Salmon an Trout Fishing Par Excellenee BAKER\u2019S HOTEL (OPENED JUNE 18T.) #8 long and favorably known, eofiere class acoommodation for touristes, with the comforts of home.ore making your plans for yeur sommer outing, be sure to write for terms all other information to 182 62 BAKER'5 HOTZ'.Gesga Qu Ye SURF HOUSE Wm.HE.Dobbins, Prop.Olid Orchard, Ma Finest location on the Beach, mext Fisk House lot.American And, plan.Extra large chambers.Shore Dinners.en ra Tennis Court and Dec es Elocution Vantae 7 fx Bummer Courses under Moumtaln.STEPHEN, at idea) Brome boating.fishing, bathing.f ols Instruction and owe Circular to tary School of Seine ution: Sg College Ave.Montreal.Phone WELDON Shedisc, N.B.fheded grounds.Tennis and Crequid Lawns.Bea Bathing, Boasting.Aly recu hot and cold betha J.D.- WELDON Pre 131 1ieod ELSMERE .\u201d meme Grand Avenue 0 Ap 123 13e0d HOTEL BELVIDERE, , Ke Four miles from, x enne de.imo Sonn i aan U , wood, Me.116 10008 - Peaks Island House and Lsnexeq\u2019 PEAKS ISLAND, MB.R.E.ROWE, Ma 7 15 Minutes\u2019 Sail from reach of the > = and.Alwaye cool.Spon application.184 \u201cOLAWSONNT\" = three hours from Re.provements; KH te ai Sonate.x Fa dan, Kessevi 186 1 NEW LIN WOOD, Incated om minutes\u2019 walk Gepnt, with vemnents, ow ty turn! ever rpm.at The MAG.T.R.Resad Trip trem Mogtse Ce ocean.Write for bnoklet.J.ge.SPEND SATURDAY AND Pong, Deacirg.Fros w \u2018 Guests.Coed Table.\u201cSlespy\u201d Beds.ç Rog $10 te 616 por wash, address, R.G.KIMPTOR Monee.\u2018Abesedle Springs.Qua.Lake Champlain, pou, ve Sing cou n, musie, tennis be bow pool, dost! vening, Sxcellent f o Sateenien ant and serv 01000 te 915.00 per SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY ADEHARIS MINERAL WATER & BATNS let, also tran service & 8 etors, Bosting.Bathing, Fishing.Tennis.Plog Use of Bouts cures Rhepme em, Kidooy & Live: troubles ORIGINAL HOTEL CHAMPLAI SON, Propn HOTELS.Hotel Victoria NEW YORK.\"A place of Comfort and iuxuer.\u201d visitors, for .sf.\u2018our desutifel calandars lor Fifth Avenue, min Street and Brea y.- A Cabman Murdered.Ottaws., Jume 12.\u2014Alfred Bonenfant » a cab driver.was found dead in his ca the Aylmer road, near Hull, gt midnie under circumstances which point to der.The man's skull was his face gashed The police theory that he wae attacked amd wounded Ly some parties and then thrown into the or hack and the horse started off town Ottawa.He leaves a wife and three chil- ren.The Local Tercentenary Celebration Committee has just been advised that the Canadian Northern authorities will immediately reopen the new hundred room [ake Ft.Jose Hotel, 20 miles from his city, which ls expected will assist ia relieving any congestion.INSTEAD OF LATH 7, Sackett Plaster Board has been cessfully used since 1901 fn of bull of all classes, incl prominent hotels, de churches and petra.Walls \u2018and ceilings nl eu A OF THE HORSES = AT BLUE BONNETS FIRST RACE.LOW HEART, 110 Second Rave\u20144%y furiongs.purse, for B-year-olds; start good; won cantering.place drive; time, 234-5 483-5, .55 3-5 Starters.we.a st Fin.Helen Hills .,.#s 1h 13 14 M.T.Green .112 214 282 21 Columbus .Jus 4 43 3 \u201csco Le .9 313 3h 4 Goldfind a\u2018 2 6 5h 56 Low Hea 03 51 ¢ \u20ac +.| > Helen Hills left barrier with a rush.after carmving T Green along first furlong.drew away Into a commanding lead.eglering home stretch.was only gulloping at finish.M.T.Green was sharply cut oft at turn of back stretch: was unier drive all last furlong te stall off Columbus, latter began slow, but closed stoutly under punishment, Opened 2, closed 11 tb 3.ROYAL OAK, 113.Second Race Four furlongs, purse, $400.fur Z-venr-oids.start poor, won diving.place same, time, 12.24, .361-5 + -5.Starters we.% St.Fin.Lady Irma .111 & 2 41% 1h Dan de Noyles .105 1 h 11 214$ Pleasin .\u2026.1604 #42 .Zh 3224 Roval Oak .112 214 84 4 nk Bervicence .112 3h B3 55 Louden .Jos 8 72 61 Edwin L .13232 5 $4 T4 Lady Bab .104 74 » 8 Lady Irma interfered with at start.Bhitiing forced to pull up.was as good @s left.closed steadlly on her field, and finished gamely.Tan de Noyles went to the front.weakened last sixteenth Opened 5, clused lv.DAN DE NOYLES.Bee Rovai (uk Opened 5 closed « GAY KING, 110.Fourth Race- Five furlungs.purse, §!.- @00.for ?-year-olds, start straggling.won cantering.place easily, time, 234-5 48 1-8, 161 1-5, Starters.we.4 st mers .105 4 97 \u201c 112 si 05 Tony W.Nasturtia .Tald Gay King .Clairhorne Luclile R 104 Tony W wore Lucille R dawn and elosed with a rush: won going away.Nas- turtia left.made up a lot of ground (jerald D.left standing.had no chance when DArTier war sprung Lucille quit badly.Opened 6.(lused 12, LONG JOHN, 113.Toronto.May 29 (sioppy) \u2014Pfth Ra-ce\u2014 Five furlongs, 1.53 4-5.ts 2 5 4 4 3 1 Fu WTP.\u201d>7573- Starters \u2018oe ly Fin Chipmunk 13 11445 1 no Autumn Majid 22 24 24 raiia .311 2 3, Nanticoke 1012 47 : 4h y Rensselaer .6° 66 54 Long John \u201cI nl 11 Practically left at post Opened at 40, closed ag 3 RAGMAN.110.Fifth race- Four furlongs, purse $400; for two-jyear-oidr, selling, start poor, won ériving, place same.Time, 11 4-5, .23 4-6, 38.+48 1-5.riers.wt EY st n.Chipisunk .112 3 31 1h Pieusing .1lv4 Ink tuk pe Gay King .109 b 2 41 3 a .\u2026 109 63 Sin 41 De Noyles.1v6 _ 1 ily 5 nk I\" Busch .lis 44 se 8 Lady Bab .\u2026.164 7 7 7 Chipmunk broke slow.and Bhilling took him up on qutside of leader, wore Pieas- ing down In suetch run and out-gamed her in tina.Qrive.Pleusing began quick and forced fust doce, but weakened last strides.Gay hing well up through, stood drive all last quartet.Rugman as good as left at post This one run a winning race.Opened 3, clused 3.AL BUSCH, 113.Bee Ragman.Opened 3, closed 7.COLUMBUS, 113.See Low Heart Opened 10, closed 30 AUTUMN MAID, 115 Montrea!.June § (track fast) -Fiftn Mace \u2014 Four furlungs.for 2-year-olds, Bung.purse.$400.start poor, won dilv- ing.place same.time.23 4-5, 483-5.Starters.Wo ig st.Fin.utumn Maid 10, 1 nk nk 1 no Heiden His .105 2 14 214 2 1b Cath.Cardwell .195 3 24 327 83 Thistle Belle .10 54 43 46 Precise 1 31 4 63 Nutmeg 6 6 6 .\u2026.- .100 The first two fought It out all last quarter.and Autumn Maid proved gamest in final drive.Thistle Belie, as guinl Aan loft, but closed up a big gap.Opened 8, closed 2.OVERWEIGHT LEONARD, 113, Man fifteenth at Toronto.pened 4.closed 30.SECOND RACE.Second Race -One mile.HARCOURT, 107.Toronto.ont.Saturday.(Weuther clear.track fat) 81x furlongs, ume 30-20, 48 2-5, $00 added.value te winner, $4535, yeur-olds and upward.wou vasliy, driving.Starters.we ot Photographer 122 Marcourt .15 Jubilee Juggins .ow dames Cruwtond | 114 Belmere .Laz Herman Johrxon 119 oooh Pon.tar RP ui se .112 Mar Emblem si Forry Lundinx 103 6 nk L M Fikent .#1 M 41 Photographer.à rupid breaker, off forwardly, foliowed the early pare closely, moved up strong when straightened out Aa tbe home stretch, and drew away into An easy lead at the end.Harcourt broke slowly on (he Inside, and, outrun In the ftrat three furlongs, «dosed a big gap and finished full of run; he was very proppy in bis wurin-up to-day.Jublieo, Juggins, off in a tungie, closed up « big gap.and Herman Johnson showed early speed.but quit in the last quarter.ned 5 to -, closed & May oo of F \u2014_\u2014 Ee CS LLY = ai 8 = ow et 4 10% wo.PAN DE ORO, 98.| B8ixth Rave \u2014- Seven furlongs.purse, $400; for 3-year-nlds und up.start good, won easily: place driving.time.23 3-5, 1.18 2-0, 4.35.tarters.Wu 4% 5 Fin.Pixie Himmel .103 1 2 14 1h 1 Bo .108 31% 23 21 tario .115 51 4h 3 maur .\u2026.10R 64 52 45 Bally Cohen .1g 72 74 54 Fan De (re oes 102 82 8.sh ill on the Floss 103 4 14% 34 4 Jim Butwood .1 9: 9 54 Perry landing .i100 3 nk 64 9 20 Blue Jeans .115 10 10 10 Dixie Himmel outfought her fleid and ed up a winning lead on back stretch.She forced a fast pace.had something left to stall off Call Hoy, Latter moved up strong, but hung after reaching leader.Ontario was pressed out: closed strong.Opened 20, closed GIBSON, 108.June 10.\u2014Sixth Race\u2014One mile.purse, $400; for 3-veur-olds and up; start r.won driving; place easily; time, .23 1-8, 473-5, 1.13 1-5, 1.39 4-5.Starters, Wt % % Fin.Fo.+ .112 81% 6nk 1h Youthful .Tea I 18 3: fle .oo .102 ow ve ee wes 12 2 1% 2: fn Spark te ae - 102 4 4 Lord Dixon .Sn ae Sy LE Lart 04 0.96 il DR 130 84 au Break Away .102 44 ° ) Debar broke siow and outrun to stretch turn, when he came th h on Inside.wom In last stride.Youthful had race at Ms mercy st eixteentd pole.Tanewon 414 not see Delpr coml Servila could sever got up.Opened 3, & t MALBARD 111.Ktsih cononlieven farienge; purse, 0600; for 4-year-oldn and : olin: stort mes: von con ; place driving: tee.333-6, 483-4 LI A 3A Starters, vin Creel .108 § 18 Belle Strome .107 3 22 3h Mack Burs .106 414 33 8t Clair .113 3 3 4b Cals .112 8 sa 5K3 Hal Ce.108 7 1% He Schroeder\u2019s Mid'y 113 9 Ô 7 Blue Coat .119 1nk 23h 2% Bilbdiek .109 6 1%$ 6nk 9 Shilling rated Creel in behind others home stretch.until siraightened out in where he closed der wrapa.with a rush.ahd getting up at last fui loans.won going away un- out to stave off Risck Burn.Latter clos- ea gamely under drive.Opened §.closed 10.SCHROEDER'S MIDWAY, 114 Hee Halbard.Opened 10, closed 10 LADY ISOBELL.108.Third Race \u2014 133 miles; purse $400: for 3-year-olds and up: selling.tart good, won driving.place easily.Time.24, 48, 1.13 3-5, 1.40, 1.64.orses.3% % n.l.ady Isobell.191 23 1% 11% St.Tiario, 106 .65 41 23 Miss Marjorie, 83 .32 282 33 Holncher.113 .9 9 4h Lally.112 ., .Ank Tih & Rio Grande, 11U .71 84 énk \u2018Thomas Flyer.97 51% 61 Tw L.vndhurst.111 nk $3 3 Briny Green, 110 1% 32 9 Lady Isobell was tiri nx At the end and driving to the limit to stall off St.Marie.Jatter closed stoutly under « drive.Rrinv Green showed a keen turn of early speed.Opened sT.See Isobell 2, closed $ ILARIO, 107, Opened 6, closed S AL POWELL, 116.Toronto.June 6\u201454 furlongs; veather clear.track fast.Stagers Wr 1 x Fin Pledae .9x 11 114 11% Herr Johnson 1606 % 2 2: 2h Roval Onyx 105 2m an An Alencon Rt 51 414% Youthful 102 1 41 A Bertha F.10% Ry 51 81 Trackieas 97 Sh Sy 71% Ai Powell 108 11 72 LIN Hoot Mon 10144 10 3 102 93 Firebrand 101 74 6! 19 4 Orpen.97 91 11 1 Opened 8 closed 8 THIRD RACE.Third Race-.Six furlongs.GOLLY DRUG, 10% Never started.CRUCHE D'OR, 107.Monday.June 8 (weather clear.track fast).First Race\u2014Five furlongs, purse $40y.for 3-year-olds, selling.Starters Wit se Fin.Tenakoe .108 13 18 14 Manheimer .108 23 22 2h wiess \u2026\u2026.108 tn 32 31% Tartar Maid ., 106 7 ¢3 44 Cruche d'Or .106 \u20ac¢ hb 743 5h Priceless Jewe 106 31 41 se Adrian .\u2026\u2026.J41 61 614 73 Paul Pry 103 8 8 8 front, Tenakoe.quick to begin, dashed to the rounding the far turn.where he opened up a commanding lead.was under restraint all last furlong.Manheimer could never get up, weakanea under drive at end, and just managed to last long enough to stall off Lawieas.latter would have beaten Man- r strid closed again and Leimer In anol Cloned A a GOLD HEART, 109.Opened & Toronto.June 4 (fast).\u2014 Seventh Race -\u2014Six furlongs.Time, .231-5, 48 4-5 1.14 3-5.stant good, won easily, place dmving.Starters a iy Fin.wo.83 31 124 Gold Heart (109).11 11% 21 Cruche d'Or.41% 2 35 Youthful .Ink 51 41 Revery .23 21% 5 nk Glenroller ., .4 64 66 Braggadovio.siow to get going.was forced to work his way up on the outside.closed a Gold Heart Liring.wore down big gap.and.catching in the stretch run and won going away.Opened 4.closed à STAR See Harcourt, EMBLEM, 109.second race.Upened 100, closed 60.JAVELIN, 112 No form shown AMONTILLADO, 108.Fifth rare \u2014 One mole; time, .26 3-5, 61 2-5, L17, 1.47, track heavy; malden 3- year-ulds and u eusily.place dri Starters.Procitvity .Mansfield .Wiillam Penn .Amontillado Orcunuka Glenrouller .\u2026.Wooispun .Queen Joa off way up on the rounding the first turn, rounding thie far turn.and took lead entering the home stretch, away without e Mansfield finished very zane Ishment and just man time tu beat out pward.start good.won ving.WC % = Fin.sé 22 In 14 7 61 41 2h 97 1h 28 3h 97 38 83 41% 97 8h 82 51 100 71 71 2 oe 4 h 61 74 32 5 83 .io} 9 5.y forwardiy, worked her outside vf the leaders closed strong an easy drew fforn in the last eighth.under pun- ed to t up in William Penn.he latter was made too much use of in the early stages and tlred badly at the end.Amontillado, hard ridden all the last quarter, 6 weakened under \u2018punishment.Opened osed 2.to 2, cl 2 TWIGS, 108.Six furlongs.time, 123-5, 24, 38 3-5, 4%.1.153-5, maiden 3-year-olds; start bad; won easily, place driving.Fita.ters, we % Fin Triumph 109 2 13 11% Almandine 104 5 62 2: wigs .2.106 94 Th 3h Rosario .107 T3 61 48 \u201cparker ., 108 1 2 & Select .103 À ™ sre TH 103 8 h $83 132 Fvdent .102 314 8h ss Goshen Star .sx 11 4 116 13 Alabaina .101103 101 108 Slumberiens .111 13 12 11 10 Gold Franc ©.102 6 9 13 Twigs almost knocked down at the start, closed a big gup: his race was most Impressive.Opened 12, cioned 10.Fou Steeplechase; BU 10- -Fourth race, RTH RACE.two miles.TWELL, 187.b about 2 milez.Purse 3300; handicap steeplechase: 4-year-olds and up.Start guod.Won cantering.Time, 4.18.Horses 8J .Str.Fin.Essex, 158 .1% 13 11 well, 146 .: 3 Agent, 150 .\u2026,\u2026.233 Lost rider.Essex fenced well.and was well in hand nll the way.Was eased up to a walk last sixteenth.Butwell could never get up.Was under drive all last quarter.Agent was only leader when he Opened 5, loping in los behind | rider at tenth jumps FIREFLY, 100.21\u2014Third race, 1344 miles.Purse 8400.Start good; won easily; piace samo.Time, .26, .53, 1.18 2-5, 1.47, 2.01 3-6.Horses.tr.Fin.Btalker, 150 ., .412 ink 114 Kumshaw, 159 .21% 28 36 Brick Top, 162.3% 33 914 refiy, 15 wee § 4 4 48 ed Monk.159 - 1% 6 c Stalker moved up strong round! fur turn; caught leaders at tuin into stretch; closed strong.won going away.shaw was the contender; tired last long.quarter.Kum- and dropped out ot it; showed Do speed.Opened |, closed 1.Toronto, June 8.\u2014Melgund Steeplechase, $500 added, 4-year-olds and up, two miles.8.135.Fin Rpencer Rettt.187 .16 115 190 Essex, 1864 .30 335 20 Mixup, 147 .81 8 3 J.T Morgan, 147 .410 Lost rider.Time, 2.55.Start good.Won .Place e.The winner was so much best that the race was only & remp for him.Esesrx jum well and always had the others safe.k Holiday refusé the second Opened 10 croco 18.LAURELWOSGS, 130.Me form shown Loh 3 ! EE tas ov 5 aps EN À 00 5 A ep ceci ré riders fret hy and N at Fisher fell at Bn: Lier was ce t re-mounted by stable boy.and.lshing the course, got first money.sano was re-mounted, and.fin within Ume limit.got necond mn Virginian was finally caught and ridden oevr the course, but did not finish in time to get third money.Opened 6.closed 8.FIFTH RACE.Seven furlongs.CREEL, 122.See Halbard, Second Race.Opened 4-5, closed 4-5.NIBLIC, 116.Bee Halbard, Second Race.Opened 7, closed 20.WOODLINE, 111.Toronto, May 23.\u2014Track slow.Bixth race, six furlongs.Time, .24, .49 4-5, 1.16 1-5.Start poor; won driving; place sane, Horses.a 4% Fin- Woodlige, 119 .Snk sh 11 Bertha E., 119 .2nk 41 22 Autumn King.119 .71 51% 3no say Dora.112 .12 12 41% Takbu, 110 .2.414 21 53 Foreat Hawk, 107°.10 1 81 sh Bathbrick, 108 .11 1 iy 1% Flarney.105 .81 10 kK 2 Fiat, ia RN -.133 112 52 The Globe.114 63 61% 10 2 Hoot Mon, 119 .I 14 113 Sally Cohen, 105 12 13 12 2 Chief Deputy.121 14 14 131 Awless, 106 .sh 13 2 14 Woodtine.out-run in the first half.worked his way through on the inside rounding the far turn.closed gamely under a «rive.and.after disposing of Gay Dora and Takbu had enough in reserve to stall off Hertha E.The latter, carried wide at every turn, lost a lot of ground entering the home-stretch.and was closing on the winner at the end.Autumn King.on the inside all the way, out-lasted Gay Dura in the final drive.Takbu quit in the last furlong Scratched - Weatliervane.119: Rilly Hibbs, 107 Opened 2, closed 5.2.- KEATOR.114, See (Hbson.Second Race.Opened 5, civsed 6.LADY KARMA.11-18 mtles.Time, 1 49 Track slow.Horsen.% Fin Goidway.108, su 23 12 Ismalian, 196 se 4n 22 Frank Jalor.95 .Sn 81% 81 Lady Karma, 99 .07 7 43 Trev of Rpades 92 1 4 11% 6n Caroline W., 101 .21 31 63 Cursus, 108 41 61 7 Opened 5.closed 6.SPION, 1174.Toronto.May 25.\u2014Tra-k slow \u2014Six fur- Innes Time\u2014 23 1-5, 48 1-5, 1.15.Won ess \\ place driving Horses Wgt St % Fin Jane Swift 165 1 214 1° fandal 100 10 32 2 nk Please 195 4 Ink 314 Eplon 22 Lu.119 6 41% 4h Helmere 121 12 71 61 Jda Reck 113 \u20ac By 614 Firebrand 121 7 82 74 Night Mist 119 9 9.&1 Millstone 11% 3 101 4 mas Fiver 197 R 1123 1014 Ayr Water 197 8 ¢3 112 Kingsessing 110 11 12 13 Spion was well up and a keen contender ali the way.Opened at 8.closed at 8.BLACKBURN, 109.See Halhard.second race.Opened 10.losed 30.SIXTH RACE.One mile and a furiong.\u20ac DOUBT,.t07.Toronto, June 4\u2014One and sixteenth si vrses.wet x Fin.Sir Galahad .34 :* in 11 Ca r.112% 4n 21 in Doubt .\u2026- 108 6% 1 sn Tamme .\u2026.3h 3h 42 The Globe .101 7 7 56 Cocksure Co 9% En 61 Si T.of Spades.8 12 54 7 Start poor: won driving, place same.Doubt closed big gap.Opened 2.closed §.THOMAS CALMOUN, 96.Third e mile and a aixteenth Time\u2014 24, 48 4-5, 1.14 4-5, 1.41 4-5, 1.49.Start poor, won cleverly; place driving.Horses.wet.4% n.Glimmer \u2026.ñ 31 1 12 Retdmoore .108 2nk 21% 21% Thos.Calhoun.sa?$2 33 Gold Note | 11 44 41 Sir Galshad .2 By 6% 53 The Clown .106 63 7 2 Bervite .ss 41 Ink 7 Light Wool .108 Fell Lally 97 left at Glimmer laid close up to t leaders until rounding the far turn.where he cloned with a rush and dashed to the front entering the stretch, and had to ridden out at the end.but held Reid- moore safe in the last furlong.The latter was a keen contender until straightened out in the homestretch, where he weakened under a drive.omas Calhoun.a slow beginner, trailed his feld the first half and closed stoutly rounding the far turn.Light Wool stumbled and fell when the break rame.lally was interfered with and Jenson pulled up.Opened at: 50, closed #0.LORD DIXON, 102.See Gibson, second race.Opened 8, closed 7.LADY KARMA, 108.See fifth race.HOLSCHER.See Lady Isobell.Opened 3, closed 4.MISS MARJORIE, #8 See Lady Iscbell.Opened 5 closed 8.CURSUS, 107.Sixth rare\u2014 One mile, for 3-year-olds and up.Purse $400.Start good; won easily; place same.Time\u2014 34, .48, 1.13 4-5, 1.39 4-R.Campaigner .109 51 3% 14 Rio Grande .108 66 41 > 1% Tvile .LL.100 2nk 22 82 iss Marjorie ss 31 3 4h law .Lo.9% 11 1% 56 Briny Green .184 4h 62 ss Cursus .110 8 8 14 Sally Cohen .8% T1 71 8 Campaigner wore the Jeadera down rounding the far turn, and, with a rush.won Rio Grande ing away.outlasted Rervile in final drive Latter used up following the early pace.Opened 10, ciosed 15.\u201cBEN CROCKET\u201d WILL NEVER JUMP AGAR.Special Staff Correspondence.Blue Bonnets, June 13._Ben Crocket, the steeplechase horse owned by the Queen City Stable, who was one of the best jumpers that has ever gone over the sticks, has run his last race.He was in such good shape to start off this season that he was entered In many of the stakes for leppers.Trai Ben Pnpe went along with him slow at Toronto all the spring and had him in better shape than for some time.He was entered in the Prince of Wales steeplechase stake at Blue Bonnets, but ft has been decided to withdraw him.Ben Crocket was schooled a couple of nights ago and went lame, which probably means his permanent retire- ment.Ben Crocket le by Ben Hale- day, out of the mare Moore.He has won many long being the victor in the Maxim Stakes at Washington, which is over à distance of three miles.Tansey.who rode Woodline in the second race was mainly responsible for the falllng of his own and two other horses.He let his mount race along with a loose rein and when the horse stumbled cawld not hold him up.James Molaugbliln says that the track Blue Bonnets is the safest sad he over trained en.\u2014\u2014\u2014 - Mr.W.R Prestr, of the Ontario Joey Club, was the vistters et [he Special Staff for racing thi perfect wind blowing six events wh good time.o'clock.the course to this p.ma new record which Lady 1 hook up with Louisville Ronnets.which would win.buying him fr the track.Trainer lig old mare, Ale raced here tn- thin week.The first race Many horses worked over Stilario has raced miles track in better than 1.39, and that track is not as fast as Blue \u2018 -Race-Te-day- Fast, Good Horses in Correspondence.Blue Bonnets, June 12.\u2014Conditions s afternoon: he racing conditions for this afternoon\u2019 are There iy not a breath of Bie Bonnets, while at the track continues to remain in a fast condttion.The card consists of tch should be run off in will start at three -day, while others \u2018were breesed in preparation for the Traces This is jhe first day that there has been no and owners look for records.(9p smashed in some events to-day.The one that is looked to establish , so teuiners be ts the second race, in sabel and Harcourt will fast going Btilario.over the Mr.Kerr give him & chance to om Mr.J.W.Ryan.This horse is one of the surest juinpers at \\ hifoot arrived from New York this morning with the four-year.lia.This.mare will be morrow.Éeveral other owners will ship here from New York mem em en em ind this Event + Many of the horsemen are anxious to have the Blue Bonnets meeting extend- od.and they would stay here in place af shipping to Buffalo.On and after to-day no over-night steeplechase races will be considered filled unless they have at least five entries in different interests.I p Over-night races will be substituted for any steeplechase races that will be declared off, and these races wlll be fur flat horses.Jockey Murphy rides Gay King, Lady Isabel, Twigs and Cursus this afternoon.Jockey Shilling wij] ride Doubt in the race this afternoon.This horse worked in fast style, und with good racing luck should be well up at the finish of ! this race | Jockey Shilling will ride Columbus I in the first race, Harcourt in the se- Mr.Kerr will be asked to ride the! cond, Golly Ding in the third and Cree} horse Manzano in the Prince of Wales steeplechase, which is one of the fea- | ture events of the meet.can handle this horse in good style, in the fifth.Noyles in the firat race and Thomas | Jockey Francis will ride Dan De i Calhoun in the last.| Willie Shield will start his three A local owner was looking Butwell | horses, Reidmore.Hoischer and Serville over last night with the intention of In the Mount Royal stake to-morrow, This stable should land the coveted prize.Reidmore met and defeated all comers at the Toronto meeting, and should repeat here to-morrow.Al.Buach will start In the first race to-day.and will be ridden by C.Koer- \u2018ner.Holscher will be ridden by Mec- Cahey if the boy is able to ride after \"his fall yesterday.Na 0 AS SNAPS8HOTS AT THE BLUE BONNETS RACES\u2014Takahira\u201d\u201d and Jockey PICKED BY Wa Firat race\u2014 Royal Oak.the stewards withdrawals Which means for the sixth gether.this meeting race.and she not another w to go.These to start this Snapshots = Mr.Colin 10 WIN THE RAMBLER Fancies for To-day\u2019s Races From a ndering Expert.A.Busch, Dan De Noyles, 8econd race\u2014xlady lsabell, St.Dario,, Hercoort Third race\u2014Twigs, Gold Heart.Cruche D'Or.\u2018 h race\u2014Twigs, Kerr Entry, \u2018Woodbine.Fifth race\u2014Creel, Wooûline.Nibliek, Sixth race\u2014Holacher, Doubt, Cursus.xBest bet.Owing to the new rule established by of the Jockey Club, by which the seratches can only reduce fields te six, there will mot be so many as on Previous days six horses to every race in future.The entries are numerous day of the meeting, and a good class of horses should come to- Autumn Maid is the only winnes at named to go in the fret will have to meet some fast ones.Lady Isabel is the only winner entered In the second.There is inner at this meeting until the fifth race, where Creel is named horses will probably be the first choices In their respective eventa The card consists of six events with the daily steeplechase, and event for youngsters.A numbder-or The horses afternoon have worked Blus Sonnets saces\u2014 Campbell and Mr.Ryan race, he, of likely two- race that tas.st P The first rate will bring out à lot the In GRC ue à on Judges\u2019 stand.well.Particularly Twig tn the Crue te another fn this te town.* year-olds.In this event Al, Busch will be played by the public to win.He has won somes coming to Blue Bonnets, and em De good races race} looks though Lu .» ed Neds Lo Le eae os dr Sev neal QU is should be the best bet of the afternoon after her splendid race last time out.Lady Isabell does not like too much weight at a mile, but should shoulder her Impost this afternoon.St.Dario who ran so close to her last time they met will be the contender this afternoon.This pair look to outclass the rest.lady Isabell worked a half mile yesterday mornng in 50 seconds well in hand.Harcourt has run some good races although he just broke out of the madien class a week ago.If he can &0 the route he wil be hard to beat for the money.It Is hardly likely that he can beat either of the first two named.The third race is for maidens.There is not much te go on in this event.Nearly all of the starters have run some good races.Twigs has been credited with working a mile in 1.43 1-5 over this track, which will beat most of the others.On this alone he must be called.Gold Heart is another to be dealt with, this one has run some fast races, and in one or two of them has been knocking at the door.Cruche D'Or.from the Beagram string ran well her last time out, and will be In the money this afternoon.The fourth race is for leppers.In this event there .is not a particularly good lot.Firefly is gutered and will have to carry top weight, which may anchor her.Butwell is a consistent jumper and weights makes little or no difference to him.He is in nicely this afternoon and should be in front at the finish.His stumbling the last time out did not do him any harm, and he should wear the others down.Woodbine \\s the next best.and should be third.Many will go to Newt Fisher on his viotory the last time out.That race was a lucky one for him, and he will not likely repeat to-day.He will be outrun from post to finish.Creel must be given the call in the fifth race on his race last time out.He got away badly and came on at the end, and won by a good margin.This horse likes the fast going, and should .win by a length or more to-day.Woodline looks to he the best of the rest.although inclined to chuck it up when collared.With good racing luck he should be second with Niblick third.Niblick has hardly rounded into shape although it would not be surprising if he dropped in.After the first two named he has nothing much to beat.The last race will bring out a lot of route horsea.Holscher likes a jour- as he Is a slow inner.and .¢ has worked well enough and should hold.the others safely to-day.Doubt is a rapid breaker and can go to the front.He will force the early pace and shôuld carry it .long enough to stall off the others for place money.Cursus if he runs kndly will be third.The rest of the field like shorter distance races better than over a long trip.RAMBLER.Soecase © sosccce : GOWNS AT THE RACES Ss #080000 0 0000000 Among those who attended the races yesterday were: Mrs.Hanbury Wu- Îlams, who wore a dark violet slik costume.and « toque trimmed with a ! h of flowers in violet tones, and white ouprers; Williams, wearing a fawn costume snd a toque of pink roses and follage: y Lady Allan, in 8 cream costume with tact of and a small dark violet hat trimmed with various co- tored roses; Mrs.Yates, in a black cloth costume, cream lace blouse, and must be on .Den emall+ black plumed hat; Mrs.Mac- Noyles has run a cbuple of fast races smail black plumed hat: Mrs.Maca- at this mosting and will be the rew, wearing à ag ES touches der ail the way.unless there io.Fog forage a hat trim- sigeper in this race AL Busch did m with white eatin and a laree Tum up to form the last time owt, Put white bird; Mre.J.P.B.Casgrain.In 14 better to-day.Roya) Oak-| a costume black « a k « hat blue wings: Mme cin- a x LY Sy 5 A Sa Lee + of Paradise plumes; Mre R.Macdéw- gall, In a white and back striped sik, and a black plumed hat; Miss Arnton wearing a Shepherd plaid costume and a large black sallor with black wings Mrs.George Cains, who wore » cream striped tallored costume, and green with white wings; Mix Emma dougall, in a light grey striped clstume and black hat with Allce blue wings; Mra.Temple Janie son, wearing a light striped tatlored suit and à large black hat; Mis\" Cumpbell in a brown figared silk gown with vest and sleeves of filet lace and a small bluck hat trimmed with black velvet and plumes; brs.James Belt.in black silk and a black logue with ospreys; Miss lda Kadie, ln a light striped costume and blue hat with white and blue striped ribbon; Mr A.A.Sundeman, who was in a brown and white striped voile with lace garniture, fawn cloak and black mohair hat with bluck and white plumes Mrs.Hamilton (iault, in a light blue linen costume and black hat trimmed with pale mauve and white shaded wings; Miss Mabel Hickson, wearing a white duck suit and a black hat with plnk roses: Mixs Doris Allan, in a bisck and white checked costuine anda black sailor with cerise wings and velvet.Miss Nuzel Allan, wearing a grey ind white striped tailored costume and + Panama hat with cerlse velvet and roses; Miss laura Turnbull.in a ærev costume and black hat with cerise trlinmings.Mrs.Jack took, whe wore à champagne ponget costume, a blue hat trimmed wfih blue flowers and brown ribbon, and a marabout stole: Mrs.Percy Cowans, dark gnd light grev striped costume, and white hat with rose-colored wings: Miss MeL mont, tn A green jumper gown, with w e lace yoke n sleeves, and a black-plumed hat.Mrs.D.A.Shitres, wearing a Copenhagen blue messaline de soit gown.trimmed with lace and pale pluk and blue applique, and a small blue hat with shaded blue plumes and res roses: Miss May Riley, in a navy blue cloth costume, and a small light hat trimmed with Alice blue: Mrs.James Carruthers, navy blue costume.and a large blue hat, Mrs.Fred Calns, who wore a light blue cloth gown with cream lace blouse, and a black hat trimmed with a wreath of forget-me- nots snd follage; Mra.Horace Joeeph, in a navy blue costume, white lacs blouse, and a green toque trimmed with red roses and grasses.Others present were Mr A.E.Ogii- vie, Dr.McEachran.Dr.Yates.Captain Pickering.Mr.B.J Coghlin, Mr.Fred.Rudden, Colonel Starke, Mr.A.A.Sandeman, Dr.Austin Irving.Mr.J.Craig.Mr.J.Malcolm McIntyre, Mr.W.A.Grant, Mr.Andrew A.Allan.Mr.Hugh Allan, Mr.Mortimer Davis, Mr.Henry Joseph, Major Wilson (Quebec), Mr.W.McLimont.Mr.Percy Cowans, Mr Percy Mathias.\u201cLONGSHOT\u201d DAY AT HAMILTON RACES.Special to the Montreal 3\u2018ar Hamilton, Ont., June 12.\u2014 Yesterday was \u201clongshot\u201d day at the races and some of the books were broken on account af the heavy play on some of the races.A big public killing was made on the Gibson Handicap over seven furiongs.There were seven herses in the race, Polly Prim being the 7 to 10 favorite gnd played by the big bettors but St.Jeanne, the medium of many a coup, was backed most liberally to win by the talent.The books believing that St.Jeanne had no chance against Polly Prim: let the price stay at 15 to 1 with the result that they lost thousands of dollars on the race.It crippled some of the books entirely and they had to Lorrow enough money to continue In the game.St.Jeanne got away well and led all the way, never being bothered.Polly Prim was second and had to fight for the place from Raleigh.Hawkama was called to show.but was left In the ruck.There were 14 starters in the first race, the five and a half furipngs for maidens.Col.Faverdale and E.8S, Whitaker were well fancied, both being at very short prices.Col.Faverdale won in a rather close finish.The field straggled out pretty well.The two-year-old race over four furlongs brought out so many starters that it was decided to make two races of it.The first saw a rather motley collection of youngsters go to the post.Brown Tony, in W.H.Mosby's string.romped home, leaving Bridoon and Plaudmore to fight it out for the place.There was nut a great deal of interest in this race.The Walker Cup Steeplechase was notable by the decisive defeat of Spencer Reiff, the heavily played favorite.Picktime did the trick under an excellent rid® by winning as he pleased.Bilberry made the race from the start until he had negotiated about eleven jumps when he stumbled, shaking the saddle loose.He was gallantly re-mounted, byt, at the next jump stopped for good.Frank Somers got lost half way around, leaving Picktime, Spencer Reiff and Butter Ladle to fight it out.Spencer died on the stretch run and Butter Ladle had no difficulty what ever In passing him and getting the place money.Frank Somers had won the cup both times before, but is not yet on edge.The maiden two-year-old race late in the afternoon, the other half of the big entry raes, went to Lystra, a rank outsider, but a filly that was full of running.There was a heavy play on Peacock's Choice, which won Wednesday, and on Arthur Bryan and J.W.Kent.The odds-on favorite, Dorothy Webb, was never in the running, being crowded back at the ntart.Speight, called by many handieappers, failed when called on in the stretch.Lystra was played by a few on the Inside, but the taleat was badly beaten on the race as a whole.; The pickers had a hard job ahead of them in the three-year-old selling race over a mile course.This race went to Galdnote, which has won frequently at Toronto, but Reatoration.Solanshingie, St.Valentine, Ballot Box and Hiacke were regarded as dangerous contenders.Restoration was backed down from 8 to 1.to 3 to 1, but is a little short yet.Goldnote was and 4 te, 1, while Hiacko wns quoted on the boards .Dele- strome looked to be good hut faded away and Goldnote won without being pushed by three lengths.Hiacko got the place by a neck.The last race a mile and an eighth on the turf went to Milistone, which made a strong finish second to Sir Galahad on Wednesday.True Boy.was the heavily piayed favorite but was never in the going.A 'SUN DANCE IS HELD.Thousand Indians Take Part With the Sanction of Authorities.Western Associa Press.ance fer six yedre, when at Duhamel) the police arrested large number of participants e present affair was su- .Th tr thotined on the condition of great mod rations.It really Was an endurance contest, as\u2019 the Indians will dance without more than a few miwy \u2019 hours.iihout foed er drink, those hold- the nécessary qualtfi- \u201cDeath to the Rats.\u201d n appears that rats are not only disagreeable and disgusting Wile bessts.but actually a foe to human- ty.Dr.A.Calmette devotes An article in the Revue de Mois (Paris) to & very learned, very amusing and at the same time very alarming study of rats.\u201cLet us declare war on rata!\u201d says he, while pointing out the stre- measures we must take.he rate are on the way to conquering the world And this invader is not the old rat, known to the remotest antiquity and against which dogs, cats, hogs and owis waged a (fairly successful warfare; it is not the mus rattus, town rat or country rat, rather & nuisance than a curse; bo, the new conqueror is the mus decumanus, or_to give him his least flattering name_the sewer rat His history runs back no great distance through the ages, He is first mentioned in 1620.He then inhabited India and Persia.But he invaded dia was ravaged by famine ant all Central Asia was shakén by quakes: the rat found the roglon no longer agreeable, and set forth to seek a more attractive country.The close- packed army of these rodents crossed the Volga near Astrakan: they invaded southern and eastern Prussia in 1750 Three years later aixteen thousand of them were destmyed; vet the survivors increased and multl- plied.The zoologist Bell mentions that when thé French Government wanted to move the Maofaucon héheyard away protests were forthcoming because of a fear that the rats that infested it would do mischief éisewhere Thirty.five dead horses were thrown there every day, riore or less; on the morrow.only skeletons remained.A little later the sewer rat conquered Sweden and Norway: it seems that he doesn't mind the cold, for he ia found on the northernmost shores of those countries.Jutland was long protected against invasion by an arm of the sea, but one autumn night in 1847 some fishers were on the Lim£- Jord; auddenly thelr boats were surrounded by an incredible number of rats, hravely swimming northward The army landed on the peninsula of Thy.chased out the nid black rat, and established themselves there.Then the sewer rat founded colon- tes itn America.About 1865 he was seen along the coast, at the mouths of rivers, no doubt he got there by boat In 1370 he had not yet attacked the upper Missouri.but in 1900 he was everywhere, his invasion being checked only by the Arctic Ice.Destroyed All Verdure.At present he continues his ravages in the West Indies.the Azores, and the Cape Verde Islands, where he assalls the plantations of coffee, bananas.sugar-cane and oranges.In northeastern England, in the estuary of the Humber, there is a large island which fifteen years ago afforded pasturage for three thousand head of cattle; now it belongs to the rats; they have devastated it so completely that a rabbit couldn't getema livin there.\u201cYou can hardly step witho setting foot on a rat's nest.\u201d says Dr.Caimette.\u2018There is no longer any trace of verdure.The rats are gnawing the roots of plants; if they didn't know how to swim they would soon starve.[Efforts have been made to drown them by flooding the low parts of the island.but they fled to higher ground and waited for the water to subside so that they could get back to thetr homes.\u201d the Bolingues Island in the Channel they have occupied wild region where grew only lichens, moss and sparse ferngrasse.What do they Tedd on?\u2018A man one day took it into his head to Aig up the :at nests alon a stream and was surprised to fin sixteen crabs In a single hole and six in another.They were all large and they had not come there of their own accord, for their legs had all been nipped off.Apparently the rats go hunting at low tide; they carry home crabs and deprive them of their means of locomotion so as to make them de- fencelers.All the crabs were alive, and wiggled what was left of their legs quite frantically.The rats no doubt intended to eat them, and their larder was well filled.\u201d Prodigious conquerors.They not only know how to gain victories but how to profit by them.The history of these hordes resembles that of the Huns and the Mongois and awakens memories of those great radical migrations that have transformed the surface of the earth.There are At- tilas and QGengis-Khans among there rodents, extraordinary hordes of multitudes; there are also organizers, administrators.and engineers! A Good Traveller.The sewer rat is not afraid of the sea and makes a voyage willingly.'n he sees a fine vessel In port he studies her; and if she looks safe end seems well provisioned.from his point of view, he gets aboard.Under cover of darkness he climbs her meor- ing chains and selects a berth.He is prudence ' itself; besides, he knows ships; witness the following anecdote, which comes from New York: \u201cA malling vessel was lifting anchor, preparatory to setting out for Eng- and: all at once the rats on board to leave her in such swarms that the sailors atepped their work to let them go by.They were de- lishted to be rid of that annoying portion of their cargo, and as the rata were making for the wharves and mear-by vessels, they were in no mind te check thelr exodus.Finally they raised the sails.A few days later it became evident that their craft was aking.The cargo was light, so the vessels remained afloat, though the bridge was under water and the crew perished of hunger and thirst.Only the cabin-boy lived to tell the story.\" Dr, Calmette is not inclined to rely too absolutely upon the narrative of a single boy.and he takes this story with a grain of salt.Then he sells another, which he trusts more implicitly: \u2018On the 3ist of August, 1896, fire broke out in some grain stores où fhe Thames bank in - don.People on the river barged re- a curious movement in the water.Looking closer they made out \u2018an enormous number of rats.who had been disiodged by the fire and hd threwn themselves into the river.They swam judiciously, but fortu- Dpsely \u2018could find no landing place were all drowned.\u201d Losses Occasioned by Rats.: Dr.Calmette js not want! in à degree of indulgence toward these sewer rats; he recognizes their right to Nve upon our planet; but he thinks they have somewhat overdone the matter.Every year the havoc wreught by rats in the cargoes of ships, on docks, In shops and grain stores, and upon plantations of cereals, opffee, sugar-cans and beets, reaches many millions of dollars in every civilized country, Their diet is extremety var- fed; while they like grain, roots, young shoots, the bark of trees, and the carcasses of animals, they also have a heen appetite for fresh owl, pigeon and duck, which they catch alive and sisughter without blinking.They rout birds out of thelr nests.They have even attacked sleeping children and old people.\u201cB.Nielson, his on the fauna of fcandi- (1847) tells how an old man unfer a haystack whose | and Europe in 1727.and this is how: In- | * how, twe days later, his skeleton was found, with only tatters of his clothes to identify | Several yedrs ago rats laid siege to the Hospital of La Pitle, in Paris, and the famous surgeon Terrier wrote: \u2018\u201cThey are perfectly at home here highly respected hy the director of this ancient hospital The sdminis- tration takes nu notice of them.These antmals continue tu destroy floors, gnaw lead pipes and open water con- dults; hence sudden inundations ne- cesaitating constant repairs.The rat, hospitalised at La Pitle, seems to have acquired veritahle rights of asylum.\u201d Some statistics.By means of careful experiment it is estimated that a rat turned loose upon a carge of grain, meal, bacon, cheese, and tallow consumes nearly two cents\u2019 worth a day_\u2018to say nothing of what he wastes!\u201d On land the sewers apd rubbish heaps furnish the rascal with a part of his board, so the loss is less serious Nevertheless, the Danes estimate that each of their rats costs them half u cent a day Expensive, | Then you think how little fun they earth- | get owt of him! Disseminators of Disease.In a great city 100,000 rats dally devour property worth $280 This amounts to a loss of $102,200 a year.Nor is that ail, Dr.Calmette tells us that rats threaten our lives.\u201cThey infact us with the most serious of their contagious maladies and spread them far and wide.Recently we have learned to our cost the capital role played bv rats in the diffusion of the plague throughout the world.In 1898 Dr.Simond, the Pasteur Institute's commissioner at Bombay, found that they could contract a chronic form of the disease.live on, and impart | to man, whe would die of it.Sev scientists have verified this discovery.\u2018 It is of etxreme importance since it shows us that even when the malady appears to have totally vanished from a previously infected district, it persista In a latent state among rodents, and that at any time a fresh epidemic may break out.It ts to Simond that we owe our exact knowledge that the most frequent method of the transfer of the direase from the rat to man is that afforded by the flea.It was formerly asserted that the flea that bites rats was of a different spe- cles from the flea that bites people.The question ts now settled and all scientists are agreed that the flea which is common to rats, dogs, cats and human beings is really the ordinary, If not the only, intermediary in the passage of the plague virus from rat to rat.or from rat to man, or from one human being to another.\u201d AN this le horrible, disgusting, hu- millating.but it 1s not the whole story.Rata infect us with trichine- sts.They don't inind it themselves, But pigs eat dead rats -nd we eat pork.Moreover, rats spread \\influenza, aphthold fever.and hydrophobia.A young Greek girl near Smyrna was bitten by a mouse; she had hydrophobia in consequence Now.a rat reaches maturity four months and the mother Tt.tha three broods of little ones a yeas, hind each brood numbers from wx to twelve.Let us call the avertge eight.In two years a pair of rats may endow the world with 1536 new rodents.Such figures need ne commentary.And Dr.Calmette ts quite right tn urging his contemporaries to destroy these wicked beasts.There is no time to : pretty soon we shall all be rat-bitten.THE CARD FOR SATURDAY\u2019S RACES AT-'BLUE BONNETS Blue Bonnets Track, June 13.\u2014The following is the programme for 8a- turday.June 13th.The card consists of seveny races with the Mount Royal Handicap and Prince ales &Steeplec w First rae, for three-year-olds and upwards: selling, by subscription of $6 each, with $406 added, of which 360 to the second and $40 to the third.The winner to be sel at auction for 31,000.If for less, 3'ibs.allowed for each 3100 down to $400.Seven furlongs.a The Prince of Wales Stédplechase guaranteed value 81.000.Second: HE The Prince of Wales atomes a handicap for four-year-olds and Upwards, guaranteed value $1,000 of which $300 to the second and $100 to the third.$10 to accompany the nomination, 815 addition to start, about two miles and a half.Third race, for two-year-olds; wel)- Ing, by subscription of $5 each to winner, with $400 added, of which to the second und $340 to the i Colts to carry 113 lba.; fillies and geldings, 110 lbs.The winner to be sold at auction for 8500.Winners at the meeting or of three races, five pounds extra, four and a half furlongs.The Mount Royal Handicap guaranteed value $2,000.Fourth race, The Mount Royal Handicap, for three- year-olds and upward.\u2018Guaranteed value, $2,000 of which $300 to the second and $200 to the third; $15 to accompany Re nomination.835 additional to start.inners of » race of the value of 81,000 at the pub- {ication of the weights to carry 5 pounds extra, one mile and a quarter.Fifth race, for three-year-olds and upward, foaled and owned at the time of starting in the Dominion of Caa- ada, by subscription of $10 each, with $400 added, of which 360 to the second and $40 to the third.Winners of two races of the value of $1,000 in 1907 or 1908 to carry 18 pounds extra.Quebec province breds allowed five pounds, one mile and a furiong.Sixth race, for two-year-olds, hans dicap, by subscription of 816 each, or $C if declared, with $400 added, of which $60 to the second and $40 to the third.Entries to close at noon Thursday.June 11th, five furlongs.Seventh race, for three-year-olds and upwards, maidens and winners of one race only, selling, by subscription of 86 each to the winner with $400 added, of which $60 to the second and $40 to the third.Three-year-olds to carry 108 pounds, four-year-olds and upwards 118 pounds.The winner to be sold at auction for 3500, one mile and a furiong.TO ESCAPE USURERS.Civil Servants May Form a Trust sand Loan Company.Jure 12,\u2014Tu keep out of the who, it is claimed, Oueva, them in cases of emergency, at the rate of 160, 200 and 300 per cent, a movement is on foot.with Mr.Alfonse Desjardins, of the House of Commons staff, at its head, to organize a civil service on-oper- ative trust and loan com .Por this a meeting of al services will be held Friday evening i of this company be that civil she vants could buy shares, the money ng aced in some satisfactory iavest t oney could be borrowed hy civil see- vants from this corporation at a small ate of interest.lelanders Won Rifle Matoh.Halifax.NR.June 12.\u2014The interpre- vincial rifle mateh between teams representing the Maritime Provinces was at Charlottetown Prince Edward Island team won, Jeedi New Brune- wick bv one point.and Nova Fcotta by three points Team scores respectively Edward Ddland.were.273, New Brunswick, 731, Neva Scotia, 619.\u2018 "]