The Montreal daily star, 10 septembre 1909, vendredi 10 septembre 1909

[" his death.res The general\u2026opinion.a digs, \"his master carpenter; Sided ome yo.ADVERTISING-ISMS.Dore .\u2019 CHEAT = ou = re WEATHER «Advertising is a proposition founded FORECAST: = 7 ur = on experience snterprise, and common FAIR , 5 ® Last Weelds Weekly ° 130,141! _ - ; : Total last week 550.996! YOL.XLI N° 216\u201d rd PRICE ONE CENT.HARRIMAN'S DEATH DUE T0 CANCER Viennese Specialist Made \u201c partments of Mr.RE \u2018of Mr.this Diagnosis When Consulted in July Many Tributes Paid to Dead Finan- cier\u2014Two Men Already Mentioned as Successor.CRERUERERESRREBES DEATH CAUSED BY CANCER.æ \"Vienna, \u201cSeptember fessor Adolph Struempell, the Viennese specialist,\u201d whom the late E.H.Harriman came to Europe to consult, now admits that when he saw Mr.Harriman in July, he diagnosed his complaint as cancer.He says: \u201c1 diagnosed Mr.Harriman's complaint as carcinoma of the stomach.I-could not, of course, communicate this diagnosis to private epquirers, but I informed Mr.Harriman's physicians that the conditions did not indicate that an operation was hopeless.\u201c+ I hastened Mr.Har- man's den homewerd.\u201d whee + x x * 3% 7 * æ jh + * * * ® * #* *, ES New York, September 10\u2014With the passing of E.H.Harriman from the realm of business,\u2018 where he had long held a dominant position, achieved #y remarkable genius ZY, the attention of host 8 and, admirers turned Je-à ricken family in the @ Hill at Arden.% Almost.to the ve! of the man who has néy defeat continued active great business he had subordinate only a few Constant ; vigil \u2018had been métgte at the Harrimen home all dur night preceding his death, for W members of his family realized that only the stern will power of the man te him in the unequal tight he \u2018was waging.Ex-Judgb Robert 8.Lovett, vioe- president of the Union Pacific, and one Harriman's closest {ates, remiined at the house all esday night.The patient's vitality was at a low stage and he was suffering from a high fever.He rewived a trace yesterday morning and endeavored to cheer hie, despairing wife \u2018and chH- dren.\u2019 \u201cDon\u2019t worry, my dear,\u201d he said to his daughter, Miss Mary Harriman, \u201c3 am going to get.well.\u2019 » ; = e ap.p career was approaching, and the members of Mr.Harriman\u2019s family were summoned to the bedside.There, according to one of those present, the scene enacted was most affecting, as the husband and father bade his wife and children good-bye.With unfaltéring courage, but ebbing strength, WF clasped \u201chinds (oth all, for the last time, enthraced the spoke words of.-chanc.to: \u2018his wife and daughters and of advice to hia sone, Roland and Averill.Roland, the youngest son.who has been his father's constant companion during his illness, was shaking with sobs as his father clasped him In his arms and whispered the farewell words.circles this morning was that the business world was prepared for the shock of Mr.Harriman's passing.So firm was believed to he the foundation he ad established for the towering busi- tss structure he reared that little or no apprehension was expressed.The active pall-bearers will be the six men in charge of the various de- Harriman's estate at Arden, and Turner.They.are: Charlés T.Ford, his general superintendent; Wm.Viner, manager of the farm at Arden; Wm.Robbjns, superintendent \u2018of Mr.Harriman\u2019s stock farm, and in general charge of his trotting horses at Goshen; P.W.Man- E.P Schultz, master mason, and Wm.A.McClellan, superintendent of the Arden Farms\u2019 Dalry Company.The list of honorary pall-bearers has not yet\u2019 been announced.The dead millton- aire will rest in a grave blasted from the solld rock of the hillside.This method of burial was necessary when: .his oldest son, Edward H.Harriman, ' SPECULATION IS RIFE: Jr.was buried 22 years ago.\u2026- Doctor Fixes Time of Death.New York, September 10.\u2014The following statement \u2018was given, out at the Union.Pacific offices to-day:\u2014 \"The report published to-day .that Mr.Harriman died at 1.30 p.m.is ab- golutely untiue.He dled at 3.35 p.m.as was immediately announced both-at Arden and at 120 Broadway.\u201cMrs, Simons did not arrive until after his death, gnd authorizes me to deny that she intended to make any statement fixing the time.(Signed), - \u201cWwW, GQ.LYLE.\u201d AS TO HIS SUCCESSOR.Special to The Méntrea! Star.New York; N.Y.Wall Street is \u201cconvinced that Frederick D.Underwood, now head of the Erie Railroad, and Leonore F.Lore, president of the Delaware and Hudson | Railway are candidates for the future management of several of Harriman lines.Underwood has been a close companion of the \u2018financier for the last fe years, in fact ever since Harri- n\u201cbegan to take an Interest in the Erie.Harriman many times express ed gh opinion as to the abilities of Underwood.Judge Lovett, the veteran westgrn railroad lawyer, faniiliar with Ha:ri- man properties, is expected t play an increasingiy \u2018important part\u2019 in thetr destinies.Julius ©.Kruttachnitt, 7ice- president of the Southern Paciftc, uni director of maintenance \u2018and opera- n of the Harriman pn.and John osident and traffio 10,\u2014Pro-\u2014-#-{; PR his brililant in__ financial | successful, execution.\u201d September 16\u2014 | manager, are two others to be \u2018associated in the management of the Harri- man lines.Upon assuming the presidency of practically all the corporations composing these two great systems, Mr.Harriman was confronted with the problem of designing an organization that would economically and efficiently supervise their operation without imposing upon him any details.This, he did by creating two unique positions in the railroad wotrld.\u2014the office of director of maintenance, and operation, held by Julius Kruttschnitt.and traffic director, held by John C.Stubbs.These two men with offices in Chicago have been given complete responsibility for the active management of the system, just as if Harri- man had not existed, although reporting directly to him.With complete jurisdiction over 18,000 miles of rail {lines and 35,000 miles of water lines, these men are still on the job.NEWSPAPERS COMMENT \u201cON FINANCIER\u2019S DEATH.Commenting on the death of Mr.Harriman, the Times says: \u201cThe death of Harriman is an event of grave moment in the world of railroad affairs.In that sphere of activ- and of responsibilities hot easily m sured.as the great est railroad man in is country is t say that\u2018 he e world\u2019s Greatest railroad m ff was doubtless the greatest, nd # of his own time but of all times\\illfice rafiroads Bave been run.Harris@s career offerge ant sugggé à of critic pm.realizing sense ness and con be denied.\u201d _ .; \u201cA DESIRAB \u201d | The Herald sajs: high federal official a few years ago declared Harriman Be undesirable citizeri, but the Aerioda people were very far from a A and during the repen ness made it plaib that they regard- A sirable citizen and would be pro- Tributes - to t traffic manager nageier show he was a b metfôsen field of activity.jat the bottom of the ladder poney or powerful.friends, by Wall Street and his ambitions ly unsatisfied at his tion system as: completed.\u201d A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.The World says: \u201cHarriman was unquestionably the ablest executive and administrator that has yet appeared in American railroad management.The Far West regards him as a public\u2019 benefactor, and not without rexcetlent-reeson-for\u2014hrthe\u2014ever\" years since He obtained control of the Union Pacific, he.contributed more to the prosperity and advancement of t region than any other man.He verted streets of rust into modern reiirnails carrying surplus products of aimost half a patton, \u201d WIELDED BIG INFLUENCE.The American says: \u201cIf it be possibly true that Harriman might have remained obscure in the day of Caesar, it ig\" certainly true that Napoleon would be discredited and idie in the dey which saw Harriman a colossal figure of the continent.The raiiroad king who Hes dead at Arden, was the incarnation of material progress and of ma~ terial triumph.In his unbroken con- fliot with mighty interests clashing against his own, perhaps, he was not always blameless nor always noble.But no man will deny the mighty influence which.his achievements played in the developments of his country.\u201d \u201d LEADERS IN BUSINESS ~~ WORLD PAY TRIBUTE.Mr.J.J.Hill, of the Great Northern, pald the following tribute: \u201cI have always regarded Mr.man very highly.I have doné a good deal of business with him in the last few years and some of it.28 you know.has been of a rather strenuous character.He \u2018did-the work of several men during his lifetime, and there are few men in this .country whose place it will bé harder to fill.There should not be any serious financial disturbance as the result of his death.All Mr.Harri- man\u2019s properties are in good shape.He was not one who would leave his affairs so situated that the wolves could prey upon them.The people of the United \u2018States are not likely to.{Grget the great work which he has accomplished for them.\u201d - Henry Clews said: \u2018\u2019Mr.Harriman\u2019s success was largely due to his force- fuiness, his energy and his far-sikht- edness.I do not believe that any other single man will ever again fill] the position which Mr.Harriman has had.\u201d James Stillman,.chairman of the board of directors of the National City Bank, spoke feelingly of the loss of his close personal friend and business assoclate: \u201cI have long régarded Mr.Harriman,\u201d he said, \u201cas probably the wost remarkable genius that has ever developed in business life.The world \"| has known few minds that have had: such a grasp of relations and problems and/at the same time such a firm grip upon details and such ability for w.B.C.Brown.president ot the Illinois Central, sent the following from his summer Home In the Adirondacks: \u201cOne of the world's great men has gone, The 8Breat Union and Southerh Paciffc roads, transfortned by his master hand from tinancial and physical wreck to .the magnificent 0- perties (they are to-day.will be his enduring monument.He had those characteristics of\u2019 heart which made him a model of loving devotion in.his home.while his warm, open-hearted charity \u2014 always unosténtatious \u2014has brightened the lives of thousands, few of whom have ever Known whose hand gave.Hundreds of victims of tuberculosis have come to the Adirondacks and have returned to- happy, (useful ilves through the Hberal con butions: continued year after.year by Mr.Har- Hema.vith no condi ions.save that the be benefactors name sbould im no Wants to Know What 1,900,000 Shares Brought Inquy Into Transactions In Peterson Lake Directors Claim .Nova on ; hblishea to-day over ratgre of R: F.Begsworth.| the Peterson Lake MIN ng Company, who has been engaged upon the company\u2019s books, has made an interim report: He finds that a large amount of tk Inst | arket Had a Very Wild Rise Powerful Interest Pulverized the Shorts.Hariman Fairly Special to The Montreal Star.\" Wall Street, September 10.\u2014 T people who went short of x the bellet thai the death of M have lost millions.\u201cInstead of slumping opened at 196% and { rly soared to 6.At 2 o'clock it was 204 7-8.It markets seen ree gives so man crowd who fairly pul.in many years and the {-Althonté-tooir place this\u201d morning.\u2019 when idea of the power of ler, D.M.Steindlgr and J.and divided among them, for, only apparent conslderatiog of $250,000, which \u2018they advanced to the comp was, according tdi the company\u2019s owIH the sale of its = Jacobs purposes, nor ; have been givin On the cont ès, etc.end re- \u2018db appears on the books ef drawing a salery 8 secretary for two incorporation of the i $200 a.month pnths before thé pany.; Reports Great Irregularities.p directors have instituted pro- Es to protect the company's Inks and have obtained the opinion Vallace Nesbitt, K.C.which sups their several positions.HAS TRESPASSED ON.PETERSON LAKE LAND.Special to The Montreal Star.Toronto, September 10.\u2014The directors of the Peterson Lake Company have receiv from the engineer his report upon relations between the Nova Scotia Company and\u2019 the Peterson Lake Company.| The engineer, finds that the- Nova \u201cScotia\u201d Co any \u201chast ed- \u2018Peterson Lake property, not included \u2018in its lease, and has removed a large quantity of ore to which it had no title.been gross carelessness in the handling of the ore, having regard to Peterson Lake interests.No independent man was placed the ground to see that ore.mined fr Peterson Lake ground \u2018was credited to it.The handling of the ore was entirely in the hands of Nova- Scotia\u2019 employees, and proper care was not exercised to keep sepe- rate the ore taken from the different properties, .; It further appears from the report that return has been made to Peter- gon Lake in respect of one care of ore shipped from its property, and that i proper deductions in: the way of fre! ht and amelting charges have been made from Peterson Lake's share.The engineer comments upon the results as in part the outcome of the want of independent management \u2018of the two companies.Lace «STOCK BROKER'S TRICK,\u201d SAYS J.A.JACOBS.\u201cThey \u2018are a bad trowd up in Toronto,\u201d were the words of Jacob A.Jacobs when interviewed by a Star re- foregoing despatch.\u2019 He then denied almost every charge made.Only one, that in which hé is charged with re- \u2018ceiving a salary of $250 a month as secretary for two months before the formation of the Company, did he admit was probably correct.He sald in explanation of this that it took two months\u2019 preliminary work - He\u201d was the secretary of thé company for a period of three years.Mr.Jacobs says that neither Ed Ward Steinler, D.M.Steinler, nor himself claim to have advanced moñey to the company.They paid for their stock.According \u2018to the books, Mr.Jacobs claims the company still owes Messrs, Steinler and himself in the neighborhood of $35,000.For this year he claims the travelling expenses havé been ridiculously small.The travelling expenses and salaries last year amounted to the picayune sum of $8,000.\u2018 Mr.[Jacobs claims the .books have | been: regularly audited.by the firm of | Robarton and Rathie, of this city.In regard to the claim of trespass Mr.Jacobs says-the Nova Bcotia Co.was working on Peterson Lake on a royalty basis.A new strvey has been made by Messrs.Code and Code, Ontario, and surveyors, which contradicts thé report of the Peterson Lake engineer.This report shows the Nova Scotia company\u201d to be entitled to 38 \u2018feet more underground drifting than the Peterson Lake Company gives credit for.j Mr.Jacobs further btated that the prinéfpal owners in both mines: werd identical.He professes to look upon this charge as what he calls \u201ca stock broker's trick.\u201d The annual meeting of the Peterson Lake Company will take place on October 8, and Mr, Jacobs says any matters, in connéction with the running of the company will be fully gone {hto.Mr, Steinler is still president of \u2018both the Peterson Lake agd Nova Sco- ie: : ¢ auditor reports great irre-.Mity, in the management of the @ s affairs.The report also finds that there has porter about the charges made in the stocks themselves were leaders in the advance.There \u2018were sales of 8,000 shares of Union Pacific at 197 and 196 1-2, compared with 194 1-2 last night, of 5,000 shares of Southern Pacific at 125 and 125 3-4 compared with 123 last night.and of 8,000 shares of United States Steel at 77 3-4, and 77 1-2, compared with 76 3-8 last night.Union Pacific pfd., also was up 2 1-4.The dealings continued to show great animation.Later on the demand from the short interest became urgent and carried Union Pacific up 10 points to 206, the preferred 8 1-4 to 112; Southern Pacific 5 3-8 to 128 3-8; Reading 3 to 160 1-8; and U.8.Steel, 2 3-3 to 79.Elsewhere the advance ranged from 1 to 8 points.The heavy profit-taking forced Union Pacific back 1 3-4, the pfd.3, Southern Pacific 1 5-8, and N.Y.C.and some of the specialties 1.At one o'clock~ the market was climbing again and prices were ruling at the best all around.Effect in London.London, Septembér 10.\u2014The death of E.H.Harriman was anticipated by the Stock Exchange and after a long | period of uncertainty the effect of the passing away of the railway magnate was not as pro ed as had heen anticipated.\u2018 Prices were marked down at the opening, but the market was quite un-| concerned and it recovered quickly and well when the buyers came forward.\u2018Union Pacific, , after beihg 187 1-2 ex-dividend, rose to 199 3-4; United States Steel common changed hands between 77 1-4 and 77 3-4 ex-dividend, and then reached 79 1-2.Southern Pacific went \u2018 from 124 à {occupants had to flee without saving st Stores and Hotel d \u2018by Flames\u2014Loss Well Over $100,000.Special to the Montreal Star.Almonte, Ont., September 10.\u2014The most disastrous fire in the history of the greater part of the busiress section was totally destroyed with a loss estimated at the \u2018time of, writing to be over one hundred thousand dollars.The conflagration was first noticed about half-past three o'clock this momie; by some of the might clerks the - hotels, either in the sheds directly back of the hardware establishment \u2018owned by Mr.Kaufman, or in W.West's storehouses.The alarm was immediately given but by the time the local brigade, together with those of the Anchor Knitting Company and the Jiisslssippi Iron Works, had their lines of hose laid, the flames had eaten their way through a mass of wooden outbuildings at the back of the business block, and from these spread into Mr.West's general store, the largest in the town.The fire then reached ; Kaufman's hardware store, whenée it leapt to Patterson's drug store, taking in the dental parlors of Dr.Patterson and the Masonic Hall, nothing being saved in any of these places.Hotel Guests Fled.In a short time, the fire had control of the large Commercial Hotel and the anything.Powder and other explosive material including cartridges, began to explode in the hardware store.) The.firemen \u2018were unable to cope with the fire fiend and soon Almonte\u2019's magnificent business block was in ruins.The Carleton Place brigade was wired for but their appearance would have been of no avail as the confra- gation had obtained too great a head- Way.ore had a very nar- H.H.Cole's row ape, and if it had taken five tn some Ster! Bank and other \u201cstor would have \u2018been.completely Bank Manager Injured.-In the middle of the fire the four storey walls of the White building fell, tearing away the telephone wires and breaking off five poles: In falling, one pole struck Mr.A.S.Henshaw, manager of the Bank of Montreal, on the shoulder, breaking his collar bone He was ROT The bellef is general that big | Wall Street interests were protecting the market.Up in Paris.Paris, September 10.\u2014 As the Paris Bourse for several days past has been hanging iously on news of the condition of the late E.H.Harriman, the announcement did not create surprise.Prices opened steady, in some cases showing improvement over yesterday's close.Promised Support.| Berlin, September 10.\u2014Private cables to banking and brokering interests {here | yesterday prepared the Berlin Boerse for the death of E.H.Harri- man, and said that arrangements had been made by the Morgan and other interests in New York to protect prices.The Boerse opened with American securities fractionally off, but the market generally\u2019 \u2018was firm.CITY 15 CONDEMNED T0 PAY ALL COSTS Principle of Injunction Against High Tender Paving Contracts Upheld.' The city of Montreal will have to pay the costs of the first injunction case entered by Mr.E.W.Villeneuve to prevent carrying out the high tender paving contracts.Mr.Justice Chdrbonneau rendered judgment to that effect this morning.: After \u2018the first injunction writ was issued forbidding the Roads Depart.| ment to.execute the contracts before judgment on the main issue, the committee had withdrawn its reports.\u2018Fhis left to be \u2018decided, howaver, the principle and the costs of the injune- tion and of the action.This morning the city attorneys decided to give up the battle, and were condemned to pay the: éosts on both procedures.The $10,000 bond of the American Surety Company.which had been deposited ig guarantee of the costs in the first case has now been deposited again as guarantee in the second case.\"ai The \u2018Countess Bouger, of Toronto, is at the Queen's.| \u201cgiven: \u201cmedical attention but at time { of writing le.in a dangerous condition.The Losses.The losses are Wm.Thoburn, M.P,, three storey building: W.West, general store in Thoborn building, contents all destroyed; W.Kaufman, hardware store, contents all burned; .T.R.White, bullding occupied\u2019 by Kaufman; James Patterson, druggist, total loss; Patterson estate, building, total loss; James.\"Patterson\u2019s residence Dr.Patterson, dental parlor, total loss; Masonic Lodge, everything lost; .J.K.Cole, owner Commercial Hotel and D.J.McDonald, lessee, building and contents dl lost; Geo.Young, boot merchant; -a -total- loss; damage by water to H.H.Cole's stock.All the places are fairly well insured.Three of the heaviest losers are in the Western Ontario, W.West, W.Thoburn and T.R, White, FORMER MONTREALER DOUBLY BEREAVED.News has been received of the death of Mrs.Eben 8.MacLeod, wife of Eben 8.Macleod, formerly Canadian Passenger Agent for the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Rallway Co.an for some time stationed in this city, where he and Mrs.Macleod were well own.r.and Mis.\u2018Macleod had left their home in Chicago, where Mr.Macleod is chairman of the Western Passenger Association, to visit the Seattle Exposition.When they arrived at Vancouver Mrs.Macleod was taken seriously fli: Word was also received from | of the iliness of their daughter Eleanor and urgent messages were sent for -them to return to Chicago., This was impossible, owing.to Mrs.Macleod's illness.Two days after Macleod waa notified of the death of his daughter.This sa from Mre.Macleod, whose condition rapidly became serious.After linger-.fng for some time she died .on Tues; day.General sympathy is extended to Mr.Macleod fi his double bereave- men Low Rates East and West, Cheap, September fares are now in effect by the superb steamers of the R.& O.N.Co.steam heated when necessary, and have every modern convenience fo passengers.\u2019 Tickets and all information may.-be ob at - the City | Ticket Office, 126-128 St.James St, opp.Post Office.316 2eoû | Many People Have Trouble With Their Fu Ôthers Use CO/ ts Good Goal - THE HARTT & ADAIR cou ce.vos DE a v.- Try Some.4 the receipt of the first telegram, Mr.| news was kept | The steamers are | BANK VAULT DYNAMITED, $4800 TAKEN Yamichiche Blown Up This Morning Manager Belmore Claims to Hava Fired Several Shots\u2014The Robbers Worked Away With Their Drills.Provincial Bank' Branch at | | FEATHER PILLOWS _ For People who are \u201d Part:culan » + LOOK FOR THE TRADEMAN: Good Coal is coal Johnny: -whigh burns well.Jimmy: Good Coal is coal : which is free from { slate.Co FURNITURE FOR CASH Don't pay 200 per cent.for your goods.We sell for eash only, at 'e oe profit.200 198 4aw Jenny: Good Coal is coal which does not clinker.machiche, o'clock this morning, when the vault of the branch of the Provincial Bank of Canada was dynamited and $4,800 Stolen.The manager of the branch at Ya- machiche, Mr.Belmore, claims that he fired several shots to frighten them away, but they did jnot leave until they had cieared out:the vault.Three charges of dynamite were used, and the manager, who lives over the bank, was aroused by the first charge, but as there were three men there he.did not come.to close quarters, but fired 'at them, apparently without hitting them.According to the statement made by Mr.Bienvenue, General Manager of the Provincial Bank of Canada, the robbery occurred shortly before 2 o'clock this morning.The men forced he front door and did not take the precautions of stationing men outside.They did not seem to care how much noise they made.Mr.Belmore did not hear them enter, but he was awakened by the crack of the first charge of dynamite.\\ Gun in hand.Mr.Belirere says he descended the stairway, and a.though everything was pitch dark, he fired in the direction of the vault.He expected that the men would rush at him, but as he did not shoot directly \u2018at them, merely wanting to frighten them away, he was astounded at them not ceasing to work at a second hole.«They worked without light, and as Mg Belmore's sight became accus- tômed to the darkness of the place he could make out three dark figures boring at the vault.He reloaded his gun.and fired, byt it was not until after the third charge of dynamite had exploded and opened the vault.that they made good their escape in the darkness and while the place was still filled with smoke.Mr.Bémore of them mn the darkness.oy made off with $4,800, alt in b of the Provincial of fon There was some silver also in the safe, but they did not touch this.It is thought that the msn are of the same gang which broke intothe St.Eustache Bank, and committed a number of the recent daring bank robber- les in this province.and in the Maritime Provinces.London.MANUFACTURERS ARE IN FAVOR OF .The Montreal manufacturers have taken a definite stand on the agitation for the reform of Montreal's civic administration.At the regulat monthly of the Montreal Branch of the C.M.A.yésterddy, it was decided to send out a circular letter to all city members pointing out the importance of the issue and asking their co-operation not only by a personal vote, but also by encourdging their employes to vote for the -Board of Control and reduction, of the number of aldermen.Some sharp criticlem.regarding the delay in establishing the promised high pressure .water w Ward was.heard.take the matter up to see that the tm- prôvements for which the ratepayers {wvoted.should be put through.- Fe Forty of fifty members of the Montreal branch will attend the al convention of the astociation at Hamilton on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week, the majority Sune y special cars on Monday A make a tasty addition to a meal.Grocers.Tel.Mount 386.near.Three Kivers, at two.tried to follow the men.but lost-track bn The.bask-was-insured-by-Liorde-of - BOARD OF CONTROL in It was decided to An A.WENER & C .271 BLEURY ST.30.M.4860.Jack: Good Coal, says \u2018One of the most daring bank rob- 4 212 154e04- mother, is the coal she .beries for a long time occurred 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St.James 493 St James rom Street West 73 St.Catherine Street East with which he defeated Al : White.boy relentlessly around the ring JOE LALLY HAS AGREED TO REFEREE THE LACROSSE MATCH ON WAT GROUNS TO-MORROW M \u2018He Will Select His Own Judge \u2018of Play\u2014Preparations for the Next Big Match\u2014The Chances of Montreal and Shamrocks Mr.Joe Lally has accepted the position of referee for to-morrow and \u2018will \u2018chroose his own assistant.>» ; Looking at the championship clauses to- -day, and remember that a week \u2018May make a great difference in the condition of a team, the best team, but against this must.be balanced.Shamrocks\u2019 spirit which probably no other team possesses and which has so often made the green victorious against overwhelming odds.[REA The executive of the Montreal Club yesterday decided to place on sale ;to-morrow, when the public sale of seats opens, specia \u201cholder to admission to the grand stand for \"the Shamrock-Montreal game # \u201cnext week.Lach ticket will entitle fwill not be numbered.Less than half the seating Capacity of the stand 1s being reserved.The rest, amounting :holders of the special tickets.;sale starts to- \u201cmorro ; - $ No officials have been as yet appointed for the ; j&carboro Beach between Cornwall and Toronto, which marks the closing of season in Toronto, but the teams likely will agree to-day.To- team against beén carried all season -by Torontos as he has all the earmarks of a coming \u2018the N.L.U.\u2018rontos may use Dandeno on the star, but lacks experience.; The teams: Cornwall, ron; defence fleld, White, home field, side, Fddie Degan.; Toronto\u2014Goal, Atton; Powers, Stagg, Braden; centre, Weste or Dandeno; ald, Carter, Barnett; outside.Kalls; inside, Warwick.te\u201d to come.Capitals closed their season about $600 behind.i A A A LL ALL + HW JACK JOHNSON \u201cGOT THE BEST OF AL KAUFMANN « Law Forbade a Decision But Referee Calied Johnson the Winner.Special to The Montreal Star.: San.Francisco, Cal, September 10.\u2014 Jack Johnsoh surprised all the experts yesterday afternoon by the ease Kaufman dn a ten round fight at the Mission {street Arena.From the first half of \u2018the first round Johnson proved him- \u201cself master of Kaufman \u2018at every \u2018angle of the game, and though the piucky Californian lasted the limit, -this was largely due to the fact that Johnson did not force the fighting in \u201cthe early rounds and when he tried to finish his man in the seventh and \u2018Succeeding rounds he did not have \u201cenough steam.Johnson's most effective blows were heavy left hook to the heart and right uppercuts, which he Jandedr at will.5 ; Nearly every blow of Johnson's reached its mark and Kaufman's face was covered with blood after the first \u2018round.So easily did Johnson out class Kaufman that it seemed he couid have ended the fight at any stage.© There is no question but that Johnson was trying hard for 4 knock-out in the final round.He followed the ; Referee, Eddie Smith was not permitted to give a decision, but in an opinion.to newspaper men he declared \u201cJohnson was the winner all the way.\u201d Round 1\u2014Johnson opened with left hook to the stemach.They mixed at close range.Johnson landed right and left short-arm punches to jaw and let\u2019 to the face.Kaufman looked worried.Johnson closed in, landing short- arm right and lefts to the head.There was little sting in them, however.Just before the round ended, Kaufman shot a right and left to the jaw, but the champlon only smiled.Kaufman seemed slow in comparison with, the fast work df Johnson.Round 2\u2014Johnson wrestled Kaufman against the ropes, and a moment later drove a straight left to the face, following it with a left to body and | then quickly whipping left to the jaw.Kaufman appeared confused.They closed in and Johnson rocked Kaufman\u2019s head with a short-arm swing that carried no steam.Johnson had the better of a tame round.Johnson smiled and cracked jokes at the spectators.Round 8.\u2014Jahnson drove a wicked left to jaw and a hard clout to the stomach and uppercnt twice with his right! to the mouth and blood spurted from Kaufman's.mouth.Johnson planted an awful right wallop on Al's bleeding nose.and forced him to stall.Johnson taunted Kaufman good natur: edly, and.varied this.with two fearful Jabs to the jaw.\u201cThe bell rang and Al tumbled into his chair with blood flowing in a veritable stream from his mouth and nose.1t was apparent that \"Johnson was clearly Kaufman's master.and could finish him at such time as he was ready to cut loose.Round f_Kanfman drove a hard See Demonstration at Canada\u2019s Food and Iniuse MACE'S NEW | ICE CREAM FREEZER Price, $3.00 Household+Size No dirt, no trouble.So easy to turn, a » in -operate tt.Ree quires only one packing of Ite Kid everywhere, or send us money order.We pay express.Prices to the trade on application.\u2018MACE MFG@.CO., Limited, \u201c3: 746 NOTRE DAME 8T, WEST, MONTREAL.\u201cted.\u2018Phone Main 6910._ \u2014 :Arente V It 1a likely that there will be a few of the .resrved seats left when the sale to members only ends - and the public D.Phelan, D.Smith, R.Degan; point, Harshaw; cover,.The Shamrocks have replied to the fequest of the Capitals for an exhibition game at Varsity Oval on Saturday, stating that they will not be able trial Exhibition, Coliseum Rink ben uw NAL ERNOON Montreal has luck.The tickets, entitling the the holder te a seat, but the seata to over 1,700 seats, will be for the RS 4 at game to-morrow, Cornwall.Dandeno has doal.H.Smith; point, W.Burns: cover, Camer- À.Fid.Cummins, Chas.Degan; centre, Fred Degan; outside, Frank Cummins; in- Menary; defence field, home field, Fitzger- right to stomach.This angered Johnson, and he beat the Californian against the ropes, planting right and left to the jaw.Kaufman again drove his.right to the stomach, and Johnson grinned.Both men eased up.Kaufman seldom landing.The round end- ed-tamely, and it looked as if; Johnson deliberately slowed up.Up to this stage Kaufman failed to lead, and had \u2018landed but two punches, both to the stomach.Round 5\u2014Johnson with right, uppercut twice lifting Kaufman's head a fobt.Johnson was very quick.He vve right and left\u2019 to the stomach.and Had Kaufman constantly on thé ersive.No damage was done in this round.t \u2018nd, 6&\u2014Kaufman clinched, but Jon son broke: loose.and sent the wl > man almost into the press stand with a left hook to the body and a right across to the jaw.Al mixed it, but found Johnson waiting, and the latter showed that he was masthr of the situation at any style of fighting that Kaufman could bring to him.The round closed with ineffectual exchanges, Johnson having everything his own way.Round 7_Kaufman tried with left to \u2018ne Jaw, but Johnson blocked Kaufman fought in close, but the black man smothered every attempt.Kaufman.started the crowd into a real cheer by planting right and \u2018left to the stomach.A long clinch followed during which Johnson held back and cut lu.se alternately.The gong epd- ed a.featureless round.It Was -*p- parént to all that Johnson was hoid- ing back.Round 8 \u2014 Johnson opened with a straight left to the jaw and swung right and left with gréat force to \u2018the.jaw and mouth.Kaufman backed away, seldom if \u2018ever.leading.Johnson uppercut twice.\u2018to the jaw, with his left, for which he was rebuked by \u201cbest blow Kaufman had landed.Round 9\u2014Kaufman forced the smile from Johnson's face by clouting him in the stomach with a hard right.The black fought back a bit wildly, but quickly regained his composure and sent right and left with great force to the Jaw.The round ended with the crowd jeering Johnson.| Round 10\u2014Johnson hooked right to the jaw and Ksufman replied with right and left to the |face.Johnsen, goaded shot atiff left to the face.and Kaufman landed twice on the body.with lefts, then sent a hard right to the stomach.The round and fight ended with both men slugging ineffectively at each other.Racing in England.Doncaster, Eng., September 10\u2014The Portland handicap plate of 800 sovereigns, added to a sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns, for three-year-olds.and upwards, distarice 5 furlongs and 152 yards: was run here, and won By America's Girl, 9 to 2.Bimstead, 100 to 6, was second; and Indian Rufi- ner, 20 to 1, third Among the 17 starters was August Belmont's I» \u2018cillian, and aiso Glasgerion, Sunflower, Poor \u2018Boy, Fallen Angel, Raemerty.| Golden Flight, Merry Spinner.Bairam, Mother-in-Law, Cinder, King Briolet, Sea Queen and Lantana.The Rouse plate, of 500 sovereighs, for 2.year-olds, distance three-quar- ters\u2019 of a mile.was won by Yellow Slave.Cool Trim was second and Countess of Desmond third.Among the seven starters was J.R.Keene's Metaphor.j Royal st.Lawrence Yacht Club.The club dinner of the Royal #t.Lawrence Yacht Club, arranged for tomorrow evening, hes been cancelled.The clubhouse will be closed for the season on Monday.Beptember 20.\u201cThree.Swallows.\u2019 4 Sir John Power & Sons.\u201cThree Swallows,\u201d Irish Whisky, Famous for over a century, or highest standard of purity.- 212 156eod - Quaek! me SNOOTING SEASON IS ON.GONE TO THE OLD REL- ABLE STORE FOR YOUR GUNS, Rifles, DECOY DUCKS, NAND-LOADED and Factory Ammunition.\u2018T.COSTEN:C® \"SPORTING 6000S.j' Novsr Dane Srneuy West Mars 2856 \u2014 fe harê- -Fight-hook-to- \u2018the-stomach;\"thet 1 he liked it.This was an advantage that x Mr.Jas.Eo Sultlvan; President of the American Athletic Union.HEART-BREAKING FINISHES MARK FIFTH DAY RACES Noses Counted in Three of the Spectacular Events at Blue Bonnets Yesterday.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - With three finishes that were noses apart the public was treated yesterday to one of the best day's racing that has ever been witnessed over thé track at Blue Bonnets.The races were all run close to the records and were most exciting.The finish in the first race \u2018which was won by the Schorr entry, was one of the closest possible.Paul Davis.the cracking ¢olt purchased at Windsor by this stable won by a nose, while Inflection was only a nose in front of Bob Co for the place, Bob Co in turn being the same in front of Anthropaida to show, In the Strathcona \u2018Handicap Steeple- rehese, which was the feature event of \u2018the day, the finish was 80 exciting and close that the judges could have hung up either Dacra's or Waterway's number and rio one could have found fault.This was the best field of leppers that has ever started on any Canadian track, not only this season but in the history of the turf in Canada.The by a head between the first and sec- and,.and.the same distance being between second .and\u2019 third horses.\u201d The \u2018Troxler's ride.- The attendance was larger, if anything, than on Wednesday, there being more outsiders, An Exciting Finish.When the two-year-olds were called out in the handicap.the opening event on the card, the Schorr entries were quoted as the first choices.The start in thia event was One of the best that has ever been seen on Blue Bonnets.course.The colts walked up to the barrfer and vent away to the first break well together.There was little or no ditfferénéte in the start and Paul Davis had the best finishing boy at the track in the saddle, \u2026 Bedwells Colors in Front.tinish in the fifth race was another winning horse scored solely through | - \u2014 AMAA RES Re is we have never had -on sport amd better # * x.* * * + * * * * * * * * * standing in past several * * * x x \u201csk * * * * A prominènt member of the Amateur Athletlo Assoclation, and whose name i8 mentioned in connection with a high office in the new Amateur Athletic Union of the United Canada, while declining to discuss the possible result of the elections for officers of ths new body.made the following statement about the prospects of the peace movements.\u201cEverything looks most promising and there is 'not a snag in sight, nor do we expect any trouble.If people will only leave bygones be bygones, everything will come out all right.But those who without cause dig up the old sources of trouble, and try to revive the very causes which fanned the flames of enmity in the past, do not Righteasy ran well to her name, for she won handily over a good field of sprinters in the second race, coming from behind and running Cooney K.off his feet, at the same time out- gaming \u201cSalvolatile, who made the greater part of the pace from the start Good Thing Beaten, Sabado, the good thing and first choice in the third race was a poor one for the followers of form, as he was never a contender at any stage.He {vas off poorly and could never get up.Schlesing set all the pace, but quit when the pinch came at the end, being out of the money.He was made too much of in the earlÿ part to last it out.The Farl, the winnér.came from out of the bunch closing a big gap ir.the last sixteenth and won going away at the end.Strathcona Handicap a Great Race.The best field of leppers that has ever faced the startet on this course went \"to the post in the Strathcona handicap over a distance of two and a half miles.Sir Wooster was brought here from New York for this race, and Allan, who rode him.arrived yeater- day morning to take the mount.Waterway was another that was fancied in this race, being an equal choice with Sir Wooster.Both were wéll supported in the betting at § to 2 at post time, Every horse in this race had a chance to win and all of them were first ciass Jumpers.Dacra was added on the good race, in which he won on Wednesday, beating a fair \u2018field.He was in with Jight weight up.Bergoo, who was the champion lepper at the summer meeting atFort Erie madé his fiist appearance in Montreal and looked firat class going to ths post.He had been schodled over the course and.went through the field in his work as though \u2018he had on Sir Wooster.The start in this event was first class aod the tinigh was so close that it made the crowe in the grand stand yell with excitement, when Byzantine.Dag and Waterway fought it out in the last quarter of a nile.Dacra.who had the light weight up had the advantage on the others when it came to the hard drive.The Impost of 182 pounds had its effect on Waterway and he hung at the wird after outgaming Byzantine for the place.Reginald set all the early running until he rin out, wheh poing the second turn of the field.He lengths In front of tha others and had he been kept in might have been close up.Sir Wooster's career short as he went down at the sith jump: He was wall up with the ! ars when he fell, Dacra won his Posterday, mich in the same Sane have the welfare of Canadian Athletics at heart.Our meting to-hight will be harm- \u2019 yesterday.506066000 090090 grand boost.find: moré speed than any of the others on the flat.This vas the Sreateat race that has aver Dien seen on any Canadian course, and A bétter class of Jép- has néléom been brought tô- tethér- ; Galvesca Wins Another.Troxler was the means of wWihning tifth.race.He was cut off on the turn, but never gave up riding and came from behind after it looked as thd he was out of the running.\u2019 Shepher » Song set all the early pace, but quit when it came to the pinch, this being her first race over this track.Mae Henlér was always the contender and the top of the stretch, then went to the -front.Ragman Was the Goods.- Jimmy Reid.in the last evént, wasted.no time in getting hômé in front with Ragman, who won golig away at the end.He was oft I in front and made ou rep \u201cMoving tor the place An the last few strides .MAAA, HANDICAPS ARE | FINISHED\u2014LUKEMAN GETS GOLD MEDAL.As the result of the idet at the weekly handicaps held by the M.A.A.A.In the déirregaté for the season, F.L.Lukemén comes dut ahéad with 7 firsts, 3 seconds and 7 thirds, amounting to B4 pointé to his credit.points for a second and one point for > third.D.8.Buddo came off \u201csecond the aggregnts, with 28 points in his favor, tmadé up of \u20ac firata, t he dié Wedneada ming frôle and 6 thirds.A.Smith, the weight B in the last paire te , thrower, is third, ny Slats.4 Sec | saguing the others ae Sh a, létving Bish ème point oe Message to Montreal Star Breathes Peace and Goodwill.Mr.James E.Sullivan, President of the Athletic Union of America, sends the following message to Canadian athletes, through the Montreal Star: _ _ \u201cThe.report that thérë \u2018has been a settlement between two governing bodies of Canada certainly pleases all that are interested in development of amateur sport on this Continent.ter sport, better government and greater activities.\u201cI am not surprised at .the news, \u201cletic war that has not been settled, and when settled \u2014 it makes better government.ticularly true of the bitter war we.had here in United States twenty-one years ago.lasted it hurt sport, but after came together it meant development of athletics in States.this, there has been a great deal of misunder- » th United States, and Canada have been sufferers, but now its all changed, and athletes from the Dominion and the United States can compete without fear of disqualification, and it is pleasure to help those that have been working for years for development of clean, wholesome amateur sport.I am glad that Canadians settled their troubles; it will save\u2019 many complications.\u201d - RAEN R EERE RRA RBI EAR AREA _seldom that An.Australian team would draw heavily in England.and local men think that if the Kangaréos go to might be \u2018able to pay them expense money a an Australian team certainly would give the game 8c00000000000002000000600060000 Bn et 0 a with the fast little Galvea¢a in the.à | Léonard (276 lay close In behind the bacemaker to | hia own rfunniñg al the way.with Rowe.the guod thing,\u201d outgaming:| .Three pointe go orf avery first, two.It \u2018means bet- because this Continent an ath- better is par- friendships, That While it two associations, good government and - Records prove years, and athletes of \u20ac eee \u201cEVERYTHING LOOKS MOST PROMISING, 320,000 less than thé offer ' the highest bidder.SAYS PROMINENT.MAAA.MAN ABOUT THE FEDERATION MEETING TO-NIGHT!: Praise for \u2018President Mercier\u2014\u2018\u2018Those who Try to Stir up the Old Causes of Trouble do Not Have onious no doubt.and President Joseph Mercier, who.although he was not at the Conference in Ottawa, hav the cause of peace at heart and has worked hard for it wil preside.We expect neither trouble with the United States body or the British body.If these two bodies are not on friendly terms that need not disturb us, \u2018Remember we are working for the good of Canadian athletics at present \u201cFrom what 1 know of Mr.Suilivan and his friends and supporters in the American Athletic Union, I know they will gladly accept the certificates of the new body.Although it is but very we come into athletic competition with England, I have bden asgured by prminent officers of the C.A.A.U.and gentlemen in England also, that there will be no trouble on that score.\u201cCan anyone ask more?\u201d 0006000000 6.000 00000006 000 SV00000 A REAL SOCCER TEAM, NOT AN ADVERTISING SHOW, MAY VISIT CANADA FROM AUSTRALIA.The prospects of international soccer football between Canada and England are discussed in a letter from James Porth, Austrailia, a prominent Antipodean football .Australi Waeiis, o man, I received England, a Canadian club least.The visit of in Canada a 603006 GÉO6OOE \u20ac behind Buddo.Fourth place in the aggregate is taken by H.G.Jaëkson With 45 points, comprising 6 firsts and 5 seconds.The a&gregates, of course.arà only made up on senior races.The result of the races last evening ware as follows: One mile, junior-\u20141, A.Minguy, (226 yards): 2 B.Lee (scratch): 8 K.Kearns (756 yards).Time.5 minutes.Two miles, sefilor (handicap\u20141, J.dexz 2, N.(275-yarda); 3, A.H.Coates (scratch).Time, 10 min.14 sec.,Btanding broad jump\u20141, F.L; Luke- man (1 inch); 2, F.BE.Munn .(18 1-2 in); 3, H.W.McKenate (16 inches).Distance, 10 feet & inbhées.36- pound welght \u2014 1, A.Smith (10 inches); \u20182, H.G.Jackson (scratch); 38 A.Cameron (§ ft.8 in) Distance, 28 feet 6 inches.400 yards, intermediates-1, H.w.McKenzie (15 yards); 2, W.B.Rough- ton (8 yards).3, A.Brodeur (12° _#meron | .THE MON TREAL DAILY STAR-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, \u201ci909.moe James E.Sullivan Sends Message of Friendship Through Montreal Star Congratulates Canadian Athletes on Having Reached a Peace Settlement at Last Which Will Save Many Complications and Le Strengthen Clean, Wholesome Sport in General He i is Glad That From Now on Athletes From the Dominion and the United States Will be Able to Compete Together Without Fear of Disqualification-The Entente.will Please all who are Interested in Amateur Sport ERR R ERA RAT RE RERNL ELT RE LREREE XN + .JAMES E.SULLIVAN SPEAKS.WET.HOCKEY PLAN GETS A SERIOUS SET-BACK \u2018Pepper's Arena Thrown Down in Tor onto at Loss to Education of $20,000.| œ- \u2018 VE : = x 0 4 A Toronto Beptéber 10.\u2014 For $70.000, | made by the \u2018spbéial committee of the Beard of Educatibn has decided \u201ctg reconiimend \u2018the sglé of the much-discus:ed Bloor streét property to Mr.R.M.Millichamp, instead of letting Mr.George Pepper purchase it as a site for his arena.The reason given by the committee, for accepting this.offer is that Mr; Millichamp \"is willing to sell the site back again to the board at the same Price, plus interest.within three years, if they shel want it: \u2018The lower vid yas accepted, in spite of the fact that the Arena Jempans, through, Mr, FROTRS Pepper, offered $90,000; - ~The - Arena - om- pany's prev lous offer was $65,000, but since the opposition raised \u2018by the Hon.S.H, Blake And other members of St.Taul's Anglican Church, the bid was increased, Mr.Blake offered $62,600 for the site | and three real estate firms asked for options \u2018on the property.Although.-}-te-property-finall-went-te- MMi managed thre champ; -the trustees in the eommlitee \u201cwere not unanimous M their: vote.Messrs.Dineen and Simpson held out for the highest Bidder.Mr.Pepper, while: Trustees Rawlinson, Smith and fon on favored the Millichamp.ot: er, Montreal friends of Mr.Pepper say he will bulld elvewhere.BIG ENTRY LIST FOR M.A.AA.HANDICAPS.There are over two hundred entpies for the M.A.:A.A.Fall Handicapsi which take place on fhe M A.A.A.grounds to-morrow.They should for- nish lose and exciting contests.M.A.A-A men.naturaliy prédominate in the entries.but Natiohals are sending their best middie distancé runners, as alsa ta the St.-Batrick's Club: whieh is developing some likely âAthlètes.W.Kerr.late of the Gordons, will wear St.Patrick's colors in the \u2018three- mile- run.| The.toeet \u2018is under federation sanction: and the athlétic- -situgtion, though cleared up pretty well by the conference in Ottawa on Labor \u2018Day.is still unsettled enough to keep out a number of clubs that arb in alllance with the C.A.A.U; | 4 nme tn ox yards).Thriie.52 \u2018seconds.i Travis is Out of Ite, Chicago Golf Club, Wheaton, Il, September 10.\u2014Four Western boys will | Somést in the per sine ot Lhe pe 0 amateur amplonship, They are H.Chandler Egan, of £x- moor, twioe national PE | and \u2018Îhs.Evens, ji.Of Edgewater, the.Western Champion; Mason Pheips,.Midlothian; an Robert Gardner, of Hinsdale, Walter J.Travis, the three times winner of the national champlonehip, went down to defeat before Gardner, jn spite of his splendid golf of the afternoon.Gardner finished the morning round t up on the veteran, and al- !- Cw i though Travis played a 35 for his first \u201c9 Noles of the afternoon play and ovet- came Gardner's load, ths young Yale athlete took the lend again at the pete he 0 Teh of Lhe matt, , ché .{43 minutes.and 50 seconds.- « 10 DEFEAT THE - THE BEST was in Gr .Special to The Montreal Star.© Buftalo, N'Y \u2018September 19.\u2014Munt- real\u201d tightened the, screw.po - Buffalo yesterday and gave.the hopeless \u2018Lunel a trimming in a close gaiie: sey and his followers had the bétter of the | areumen nt all the way, \u201cfor Buffala was ! unable to make any Winter's great pitching.The turmer LigEr was in fne tetle, añd Buffalo | lust bevause he was too \u201cwueh for the grass-Roppers, three hits, two of which were doubles, produced Sy ule ron.and a shut out might have heen \u2018ie result bad.Cases hung to McAllister's fly in the fifth.Vowinkle was slabi- i med hard.An even dozen hits wer.made hy Montreal.Corcoran got te in five times up und Casey made a \u2018safe whark every.time he facëd Rip.Of the twelve, 'Cockills double was the only extr base hit of the Montreal side.Montreal\\ begun scoring in the third when Cork Tanded on fhe ball for tao bases after Winter fanned.He ont along to \u2018third when Yeaxer went out.Impression en Nattrass to-Brain.Coreura n toré off a single and Cockill senred Mickey stole but.was left.MONTREAL.© \u2019 A.B CR H PO AE Cockin, in - 71.2 À Sr Mee Yeager, SE, 24 euh : 1 1 3 0 Corchran, 2b he.5 #11 8 1 0 Joïve, LE.JL 41 4 à no?oe on Starnagle, Le 4 6 1° 34 EE 8 O'Neil, A avd 011 0 à Cagey, of, ., 0.3 oF 2 0 } Colvin, 3b ., 22000 3° 6 3 044 Winter, p.\u2026 .\u2026.>.4 0 # 1 1 0 : a ce \u2014 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 &.\u2026 + Totals .01.SAT.Z 12 237 145 1 \u2018 BUFFALO, :- ; .; AB R.H.P.Q:A.E.Nattress, s& 2.08 0 1 2° 8 a Schirm, c.f.ae A 0 0 50.4 0 White, 11, eo dma R00 Brain, 1b° \u2026.4 9 0 11 [0 6 Flanagan, rf.3 #4 à 3 \u20180 a Woods, 3b.#8 Tr 1.1 0 a Smith, 2b .22 .2 WHO \u20ac 2 0 Muailister.\u20ac.21 3 © 0 1 1% .Vowinklep.p.\u2026.3 bb 1 #75 ù i &__ -\u2014 \u2014 ma \u2014 Totais .\u2026 2 ! 5 22 4 0 SUMMARY.\u2019 i Bases on balls, by Vowinkle 2, by Win- \u2018ter 1: struck amt, by Vowinkle.l, by Winter, 8: twoshase hits, Cockill, Nat-.tress, Towinkle; sacrifice hits, \u2018Smith, Colvin: stolen hazes, Corcoran 7.double play, Winter to-@or coran \u201cto Corkill: left on bases.Ruffalo 4 Méntrear 11: passed -ball, McAlister.Umpires, Murray and._Phyle.- Time: £30.Attendance, 200, At Rochester 3; chester, J.At Jersey | tes.0.Af Baltimoré\u2014Providence, 7: Baltimore.2.Revond game-Providence, 8; Baltimore, \u20ac \u2014 \u2018foronto, Ro- cCity\u2014Newark.0; Jersey \u201c - HANS HOLMER'S CLAIM TO HAVE_BROKEN U.S.swell, Mass, September 10.\u2014 Hans\u201c Héimer, of Quebec, is credited with breaking thé \u201c{hitéa \u2018Stated record, when he finfghed first\u2019 Io a fleld of 39 runners over the Merrimack Valley au- tomobîle course.His time was 2 hours, It was announced that this beat Fowlers world's record for the same\u2019 distance by 13° seconds.harlie White, of New York,\" or\"and\"thousands\"{ witnessed the gruelling _ run which started and ended in front \u2018of the grand stahd on the boulevard.Pat Dineen, of Boston won second place, time, 245.56.There.is:tôthé Wuéstldn àboüt tha record made, by Holmer.The offi- ly.but in making one of the turns made a mistake and the other athletes followed him.The officials then added a lap, and\u2019'it is believed the distance travelled by the runners was lengthened.over that of \u2018the Marathon distance.To-morrow\u2019s Boccer.: : The Sons of Scotland team will meet RR.Y.MC A.in a replayed Frisd- man cup tie on the ground of the latter to:morrow afternvon.: Kick off at 3.30pm.wil} be: \u2018Black, Chaplin, Cale.Rae, A.MeKemië (Capt.), JL -MeKendle, May.Bell: Gearite- Mine Strachan.Fraser.Lee.Muirhead and Neil.\u201cPlayers nibet dl'ébrher of Me- Gin and Notre Dame : streets at 2:30 p.m.5 .5 bee A \u201cHunts Start Early.The Fox Hunters Association will Hunt Safürday> September 11, Monday, 13th, and every Wednesday \u201cAd Sal.am, following, at 2 Bm.and not at.a.m, not equalled in this city.The fullest range of hand - tailored Ovércoats, made up.in all { the.latest models and fabrics.Cte an | | OUR \u201cMUTO\u201d PA TENTED \u201cFall Shower-proof C oats, serviceable for either i .We control the _fine or.stormy weather.these coats for Montreal, show you the advantage of buying a \u201cMUTO\u201d before purchasing your Fall Overcoat.Boys\u2019 Fall Overcoats We have now on display Boys\u2019 Overcoats of , every quality dnd numerous styles to select from.J Cor.8t.Catherine MONTREAL FOR A WONDER, MANAGED DONNER MMA RECORDS QUESTIONED.| clals had meakared the ééijrsé Borrbet-\\|.early in the race.the leading runner | a BISONS AND HAD OF IT ALL THE WAY Buffalo was Unable to Make any Impression on Wine ters\u2019 Great Pitching, for the Former Tiger eat Fettle BASTR an LEAGUR 8TANDING Per .4 Won.+ pet.Cent Rocliester +.78 -55 588 Newark.000 10e TS 5s 5a?Providence \u2026.73 su 549 Forono 212 44.200 68 63 523 Buffaio 5.0.63 iv AT4 Montreal .58 73, 443 Jersey City LL.57 438 Baitimore |.\u201c57 76 -429 AMERICAN LEAGUE.GAMES.At Philadel \u2018pia \u2014Fhitadelphiy, 11, New York, 3.ol w ashington\u2014-Washington, 1: Bos- ou, à AUSt, Louis-\u2014Chicago, 1; $t.Louis, 1.At Detroit Letroil- C Floveiund game posiponad; rain.AMERICAN LEAGUIS STANDING.\"Per Won Lost cent.Detruit LL 2.2 ge.88 +46 -643- hiladeiphia A so 19 620 Bnslon 7 ce.Ë 55 580 Cleveland ô4 515 Chicagn \u2026.a2 - 512 New-York- BB TO RR St.Louis\u2019.f 75 499 Wurhingten oe BM LBs 264 \"NATIONAL LEAS SUE GAMES.At Fittsburg- Pilisbutg, 3, Cincinnati, At New York\u2014Brooklyn, 5: New York.6.At Poston\u2014Philadeiphia, 3; Boston, @ At Chivago-\u2014Chicago, 2 St.Louis, 1.NAT IONAL LEAGUE E STANDING.Won.Lost.A Pittsburg | .si 36- PG | Uhirage 0.LL.36 41 877 (New York .76 49 -608 Cincinnati .BH 61 518 Philadephia, .63 87 485 St, Louis 4 22 ,,.47 +8 376 -Bropklyn 45 | SE 354 Euston.34 23 -268 Mitchell, the Toronto catcher, leads the league in hitüng with an average of .312.iE.~ Joe Yeager-is hitting .285, Krichel -256, Cockill .258, Corcoran 254 and J.Jones 241.' 1 Mageé, of Philadelphia, one of the best ball players in the business, has been suspended for insubordination.ae Billy Louden made an error vester- day and.as usual, it turned.ot to be & costly one.Newark News.\"The same old Louden, Wicker is one of the best hitting pitchers in the league.246 for 20 games.His avérage is Malarkey, of Buffalo, has made only three hits in -54- times- at bat.Joyce had made $8 runs, and is se- ;gond only to Mueller, of Jersey City, who has made 74.ST., LAMBERT HOLD FIRST | .FOOTBALL MEETING_ OF THE SEASON.Phe St.Lambert Football Club held their annual pedting *In the Boat House Thursday évening, and a large number of enthusiastic members.were present.Thé coming season appears to be a bright one from the club's standpoint, as most of last year's team will be intaêt, and there are also several new arrivals in the town who are\u2019 expected to make good.The following- \u201cWere elected th Took TaTter i of the cliib this year: Hon.Pres:\u2014John Pres.\u2014Reg.Hooper.Vice.-Pres.\u2014John Collins.Hoh, Sec.\u2014Ged.Peterson.Hon, Treas \u2014F, À D.Bourne.Com doë.Horsfall, Jim.Coles man.S.Bourne.\u2019 [a interest\u201d unt.se cie ARRANGEMENTS FOR © THE Y.M.C.A.FIELD DAY.Next Thursday in \u201cBack to Montreal\u201d wéek.the annual field day of thé Central Y.M.C.A.will take place on\u2019 the Mc track.All events, track and road races and field sports, will be run off the same afternoon.Last vear, as sedretary of the Y.M.\u20ac.A.Harriers, Arthur Plow inaugurated the polléy of open evants 16f Indépendent league runners and again -this year\u201d he \u2018has induced the Y.M, C.A7 to foi- low this course, which adds immensely to the interest taken in thé sports.The opén évents for Independénts will | he as last vesr, 100 yards, $2 mile and 1 mile And ihdeperident lube are requested to forward théir entries to the VY.M, C° A.assistant physical ât- rector, \\Mr.J.L.C.Patterson, or 8.R.Smith, Harfier secretary, Dominion Séuate building.= OVERCOA Ts.\u201cOur: showing + in Fall Overcmats this season is ; Hats Shoes and Furnishings.sale of and will be pleased\u2019 to Departmental Clothiers.& 8t.Lawrence.- x Raia ER i rt se ; | THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1909 _\u2014_- \u2014 a 2e - IMB | PA \u2014\u2014 tew yards further off, she woud have | \u2014 - - EDUCATIONAL - mas TES \u2014 _ | SSENGERS SIE very Ay uct! as the water.Is a a ee Nt \u2014 | PI me a the reine.he \u201cmar.THE M.E.KELLŸ SCHOOL OF SHORTHANDAË \u2026 _ | : ! .and put in a good time.They all 2 , left for Liverpool yesterday by the | (Late of Goltman's, opposite Hamilton's).- Allan liner Mongolian, which arrived | Day and Evenin Classes.Absolutely Individual Instruction from Philadelphie._ in Shorthand (Isaac Pitman system), Typewriting, Spelling, Punc- |' Big Increase in Soo Traffic.| tuation, etc.Dictation a special feature.Call for particulars.Special to The Montreal Star.: Students may enter any time.MISS KELLY, Principal.Ottawa, séptember 10.\u2014A record in- 213 5 crease in the \u201cSoo\u201d Canal traffic is Work et Rescue Proceeded Quietiy indicated in returns to the department.- 168 27 eod The total tonnage passing through to ro .w=Fog Was Thick When Wreck the end of August was 8435250, as} .compared with 2,957.250 in the corres- EN ART \u201cART + ASSOCIATION OF MONTREAL \u201d Oecurred.ponding period of last year,-An in- * \u201c Schools will re-open for 1909-I0 on \u2018October | om of over five and a half mil- First.Advanced classes on October Eighteenth.Spécial to The Montreal Star.1 GLASSES Apply to J.B.Abbott, 23 Phillips Square, Mont- St.John's, Nfld., September 10.\u2014In- p .iT ; terviews with the rescued passengers ress Humoriste Choose Montreal real.208 13eod of the Allan liner Laurentian, which Buffalo, N.Y.September 10.\u2014At the was wrecked on Mistake Point, near Session of the.Amer can Press Humor : : Cape Race, on Monday morning, shows 18l8 sociation to-day.John D.Wells, Tr» a : .that they were nearly all asleep at of tho Byfssle News, was Jlected pre ST.ALBAN S BROCKVILLE, ONT.3 ; hing ; ; in N .8 ost, à the time 2nd, knew nothing of what Vice-president, an à Cy, Warman, Mont- Headmaster\u2014REV.F.G.ORCHARD, M.A., Cambridge (Classical Honors).WO re nm es | Tm ena lar Bho Sh Senses foro fo Bon.The, er, no seh), ph Their first knowledge was received Next session will be held in Mont- At the Entrance Examination tol classes arc small, has produced results from rude shocks in,their berths: as Co R.M.C., Kingston in June, 1908, St.in character-building and scholarship the vessel ran over the rocks.With- \u201cAlbans gained FIRST PLACE for the unsurpassed in Canada.\"in a few minutes, every soul was on ; 8 thir Puig or years.ATs bo School re-opens on September 14th.deck, some badly frightened, but the N Î W k Gal b tio u , a.St, s boy For Prospectus, Book of Views, etc., captain who, with the second officer BX ' 8e $ 0 a | ns wine THIRD PLACE.apply to THE HEADMASTER.was on the bridge at the time, quietly à Splendid Playing Flelds, Football Crioket, a Private Golf Course and a Skat- assured them that there was no .im- ., _ Ing Rink.mediate danger, pointing out the lund The interest in this next week's) - : only a short distance away.celebrations in honor of the visitors, .: - Very little eat was Funnimg, and the is attracting attention far and near.For Personal Culture and Power BASE 8, convince an i pase ot great quietly: nt db thaïp I£ there was nothing else to indicate REGULAR 5 staterooms, collected their small bag- the interest, the demand for an attrac- COURSE | MINIREALS CIIOOL or ELOCUTION gage, and then awaited their turn in tive souvenir would prove it.The de- F certificate A \u2019 ro Tn the boats.mand for the Souvenir Number of the {| SPECI AL cae.After the first\" few nünutes there « ï * en $ i da | ns Po riens Me Sander mes have Boe.approaches L ase aturday we place on sale our full fing of Ladies\u2019 ani Mens oi in an hour all were safely landed.One by some of its previous issues, Car- Oo ES a A \u201cboat got disabled in launching, but the |-nival, Tercentenary, and others, but it For speciai needs, de ae A tes sr ct eS M rm eo ashore without mis, ig goubttul if there over was a brisker Office now pen from 9 aim.to + IERIE .I with the residents of St.John's, hav- demand for any illustrated issue here.amas \u2014 7 ing undergone practically no hardships.We fancy The Standard is having the 211 12 From the information gathered from time of its life to satisfy customers, in bg very.reticent, it 1s apparent that and to divide its supplies co as to pro- | MISS.GRAHAM'S BUSINESS COLLEGE the ship was going at a good speed duce the least discontent and disap- NOW OPEN when she struck.The foz.was.very pointment.The | publishers of The| .° } thick and had béen so for twenty-four standard announce that the demand | ; 109 METCALF STREET (a few doors above \u2018St.Catherine).FALL BOOTS The showing of this season far excels anything we have ever shown before.hours.À carefui look-out had been a annon Nataber ts such as to Day Classes, Ladies only, Evening Ciasses, Sept.st, both sexes.STYLES BI | + ê kept, and soundings were continually ; English Shoriband_\u2014Benn and Isaac Pitman (short courses); French Short \u2014 \"| - = taken.need several presses all running night hand, Guroé aatam; Typewritine.(touch error) maine gro We i ucher, lace and button.LEATHERS\u2014Tan Russia Calf, Gun Metal.Velour, One.story has it that Captain Im- and day.and the possibility of subse- keeping, Commercial Arithmetic and WIDTH\u2014A to E: sizes: full sizes, half sizes, and Box Calf, Patent C ol.Patent Kid and Rlack Kid.Cape Ballard bani.If this be so, he lent editions is so Limited as to ne-| Practical office experience obiained nt Elles Graham's Shorthana and Co t \u201cThe only house in a car SOLES\u2014AI Good Ited.e an f this =0, he \u2019 be office experience obtained a ss Graham's Shorthand an py- ae 3 SES: \u2018 : vas twenty miles cut of his reckoning.vessitate their asking the dealers to be | ing ts 157 St.James more ns quar er sizes.he only house 1n Canada carrying.roodyear welte If the ship had run along only a content with partial supplies.i duates.\u2019 - quarter sizes.- HEELS\u2014Cuban.military and school.Portes to.cast oF \"phone Ü Op 2 2986.or Main 1714 196 26 ; .- .TOES\u2014AI the new toes for Fall\u2014Duke, Putney, Belmont, Perry, Orthopaedic, Manhattan and Quaker.Lower Canada College Shoes that sell in the ordinary way for ss.Our \u201cfactory 3 50 NOTRE DAME DE GRACE, MONTREAL | to \u2018wearer\u2019 way = - wets C.S.Fosbery, M.A., weashosren St.John's School J! ~ | ~~ SEE WINDOW DISPLAY\" MASTER: HEADMASTER \u201cROSS RIFLE BARRELS ed Rs manon LOU S SCD : 3367.Mora depends upon the Barrel of a Rifle than on any other single part._.Telephone Up 38$ 205 15 That the Barrel of the Ross Military Rifle is flawless and faultless has roven on many a competing field.The Baral o the Rows Sporting Tile nan pertet an wnat ot ve Ro || letcher Music Method and Piano School Military Rifle, and is made of various le | SCHOOL SHOE S-Spscials for Saturday of ite superior quality and construction.RE-OPENS SEPTEMBER 13TH, ; The straight pull\u2014the quick loading magazine-the accurate sighting, and Classes in Fletcher Music Method (Simplex and Kindergarten), General Boys\u2019 Jersey Calf Lace Boots, Misses\u2019 gun metal box calf and J Boys\u2019 $2.00 Lace 1 1 | Younk Ladies\u2019 pat: colt.black the beautiful finish together make an arm to delight the heart of the sports- pian, Tuition, Theory and Harmony.Puplis prepared for certificated examinations.styllsh f 337 Clarke Avenue.190 DORCHESTER ST., WEST | Your out?| \"\"westmount.[Rector J.illiamson, NA.Gro TAR, \"SCHOBER & co.7 Philadelphia LADIES\u2019 BOOTS - 3.98 Extra Specials in our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Men's \u201cCa shmere ae Men a 15e SOX, in Men\u2019s Fancy \u2018Sox, d * Ladies Embroid- | nen ak 1 Mele Ladies® English | Children's Casih- + Hox.value Z5c, .; : ; > - .Lo : | Select Pr \u2014 te Echool for boss, Next Preparatory Department\u2014For boys of 8 and 35c value.Sat- : ered \u201ctocklings, 4 and, 1 embroidered, make Ca 5, hmere.j HET ib oh : ex FA 285 otre pme man era map re rare mere em tee entire meres Harm Et É EE COMMERCES PrOSPOCUE 1 MecattHMatrieutatior seme mmm = TERS oe Ï uv Aver SHE Th Ph 2re ne Loe SOI EN Co : 7 eo Co : apply at school, or telephone Westmount Git Matricutatisn Class.satura ©] Urdav, patty Fhe value, pair 2c |; heels.a= rev tops.Stov kings, sie i black .and | ra nods hoki 4° 268.I TEACHING STA - ; ! a ie À a | rotors © Loz val- ens ang .; ; FF.- per pai pe 3 irs for .50e pa for 5 ; value.35e p: ; ae | Torey.20 cent value, » fav, per pair.Oe pairs for .ROc or pairs fur 50c 1e, Sie pair, \u2018alme, pair.È 2 is not so much the of a T.HOLMES-ORR, Classics and English\u2014The Rector.! ! .Î | or % pairs for &1 Value, pair te 2 ! for .19e 10836 Headmaster.French and English\u2014Nr.M, C.McANIs- bridge (Classical Honors), lL ey German\u2014Mr.C.L.Townsend, B.A, M | (Fi ] nsen Ca c Gill (First-Class Honors i: | Miss Helen Collard Trench snd Latin 3 onors in German, guarantee goes Mathematics \u2014 Mr.G.Mack The that with Suit (Professor of Music.) .(Aberdeen), (Honors In Mathematics a or prepared for examination, Vocal, and Natura! Philosophy).guarantee, as | .} ter, B.A, Corpus Christi College, Cam- ae per Th studio and Drawing\u2014Mr.W.F, Barnes, B 0 S Overcoat, i is wh like a note to be discounted.soretical; Thorough preparation for McGill, R.M.St.Catherine residence.40a St.Matthew st.20512 C.Kingston, and the leading Universities oN S H 0 E $ 0 : and Mansfield The Bank is not as much interested in the MISS BARKER The School re-opens Monday, 13th seem .| September, at 10 o'clock.Mr, Willlam- - Q maker of a note, as in the endorser.ye Domus frie noon.ara trom Sub EEE CHEAP HOUSE | FUEL, COKE | \u2014P0 ULTRY-GAME The maker of a note may be all right, bo her school Indies | - he the not and | ators Fines for boys Best 1208 22 ST.JOHN'S SCHOOL ; : = A full variety, and the best quality can always od may pay a when , but the Bank 91 ONTARIO ST.WEST.For Stoves, Furnaces and Gratex, Produced from Best American Conl.; ; be obtained at À ; makes payment a ze by discounting only Vrs Lord Bishop of Montres No Sulphur, Smokeless, Clean, No Dust Reasonable Prices, À Épancil ly responsible je by partios who ae Hendmaster\u2014ew, Jatrray B.Nichotson, due doive mer dome ue EN NE \u2014vnon\u2014 I, REFERENCES; savin we cach en of Coke.is +56 200 +55 ves ans gor vse see avs g à Fi Reform Carments *The Right Yon Lori Knollys, St.saving he fox ; 70 P.Poulin & (0., 39 Bonsecours Market i are sold with \"a | 46 University Street \"Tire nigne ton.ti Apply to The Right Hon.the Viscount.Cobham, Eggs as Always are Reliable.; 9 Hagie \u2018 Promise to pay® back the money if satifaction be Corner of 8t.Catherine.he Right Hon.Tora Cantétown, Done.1 1 & 0 \u201cnot given.: .Now Open For 46th Year hr the Lord Bighop of i Montreal ight, Heat Power ompany PHONES MAIN 1108-1104.- ¢.0.D.Orders Taka, SE Write, call or telephone Uptown 151 The Right Rev.the Lord Bi Vel, East S7UR UC Te a me _.; This i 18 the guarantee for prospectus.Address Exeter a $ Tera Bishop of , oo \u2014 ! J.D.DAVIS, The Right Rev.the Lord Bishop of | -\u2014 : = \u2014- oe 7 = given with every FitReform 208 18 Frinoipar.Worcester.\u2014 ; 1 \u2014 The Very Rev.the Deun of St.Pat- i EDUATIONAL.! tick's, Dublin.i | The Rev.J.Gwynn, LLD, Reégius Pro- = : Suit and Overcoat by every y | fessor of Divinity, Trinity College, Dublin.Fit-Reform agent.And the 296 PRINCE ARTHUR 8T.WEST.The Tev.W_ Lock, DoD.Warden af YOUNG MEN NLY: P.E.A.E.C.re à .; xTore i in the Lahguages and Mathe- ; | ; Miss Smith and Miss Frary will re- Tg ver | Instruction în the Ruag Fit-Reform Company Sept their 8choo} on on Tuesday, 14th of onan .J.0.08.Fayren, Quetta Faken in the Day @hd Evening Classes at | oe Bigrn ot.Ch To en 1s1fOrs 547 ; \u201c .| tember.Miss Frary will rea, mu.| ep ient.Col.D.F- Taig, Highfield Park, -\u2014 SHORTELL'S ACADEMY.: 1._ A endorses thisguarantee to you, sic lessons at the same date.03 Withyham, Sussex.118 Mackity Street, | ) Ti Fi R fon nd } Lient:-Col.Hamilton, Kempsey, Wor- call 430 ay 7.08, = - ._ : Ford ame have ecognized fnancil à offen I, Top, shore MISS TERESA MAGDONALD To Toton D.I, 18 Montpellier Square, S.W.5 \u2019 | HitLcREsT SCHOOL, 21 Lorne Crescent i it- f ar end \u2018Miss CONNOLY The Rev.A.Linzed Giles.M.A.(rian.MISS PALMER will resume Tr claasca PIANO AND THEORY | \u2018 , on Wednesday, Sept ) will resume tuition on the piano, ana tab).Vicar of Paignton with Marldon, A.A.Examinations if destred.Tele.Hine resumed teaching: at 184 City i + ; : \u2018commercial value, in Theory on September &.Pupils pre- zyor® Rev: Fad awney -Ross, D.D., phone.Uptons =.(after Sept.18).Bofors Councillors Street., should not fail to call at our showrooms, where an k de ; ! + date ess Miss Paimer, | : p + parèd for examinations if desired .Vie- *Major A.H.Colvin Birch, R.A., Aden.des Monts.210 12 716 deoû 18 Lo interesting collection of reproductions of English y of money back for toria Hall, 603 St.Cathrine street W.\u201cLeigh Dereham.Esq.\u201cBuckyette, 2 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.: | e B.: , .F ; any legitimate is ri ) ~ pli Jy Rawson, Bad.D.Se, Director of PRIVATE CLASBES Period furniture may be seen, together with some ¥ reason, ot making ucation for the County of Worcester.- Private classés for young ladles, boys of the finest furnishing and decorating materials pro- = i curable.LADIES | g \u2019 h nd tailored nd children will open Sept.15th.Pupils for hi garments.Parents ante past or present pupils of prepared.for diplomas.Individual Instrue- the Heag ter.tion given also: all commercial subjects, 3 j 214 2e0d French ;and English.Apply to the Lady v This guarantee, backed by the reponse Principal.er, the case may be had : plain, engraved or engine turned.This\" Watch carries the firm\u2019 8 broadest guarantee.; (NOTRE DAME DE GRACE), | .Que .: | house, is bound.to create | confidence | in the Congregation de Notre Dams.[Mount St, Mar Le 1 ras COLD W ATCH | Allgoods are marked in piain figures.: oardin BR : | garments and their makers phoma tien amet sl Caaversen | 8 4 Il $25.0 a oo : [| _ Fit-Reform Fall Suits and Overcostrthe Py i ee fam Sopeos ty Slasees September tun, me lf an $25.00 handsomes - u s ; HEEL LTE ; _ ; LL, { t styles and patterns ever shown in eit\u201d, Trafalgar Institute | TITI | cis Ladies solid 14 pon 4 wait your inspection.: 8 THR a Marta Conver \u201c(Attilated to Mcalll University), | À À MAT UNE it.Gold Watch.; .Near\u2019 Montreal.Notre Dame de Grace.#3 SIMPSON ST, MONTREAL.4 .Let Js show ~you these exclusive creations, 198 25e0d For the Higher Education of * Young enn) of CT It is a perfect timekeepr \u201cWomen, witty Preparatory Depart ent | 584 WEST, ct 1 SE es rie Sop GHP -under-13- vate of Ne AA \u2014 aa THE GRAMMAR SGAOOL| 5 oe x ET PQ \u2018sdinburh.tute will re-open ruRsoAY, Miss À Baker-Fdars À i 4 À à \\ Cn INTERIOR DECORATING & FURNISHING ll BIRKS\u2019 .BLDG.PHILLIPS SQ AA Residential School for \u2018Boys £ shure 14th SEPTEMBER, at noon.Co ; RE two: hours Entrance examinations for new.echol- 215 Trent {ent a large grounds epitons ars will he held at the school on Satur- PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASSES will re- / ; Bealthful sitamtion \"Preparati nelly day, 11th September, at 10 o'clock a.m.open.in Stanley Nall, 3 Stanley Street, .a - vereities, TMC; business Tire.For Prospectus, pes a to the Prin- on Friday, October 1st, at 3.30 PM, .| : To oe (French epsdiaity.255 St.James Street For Calendar.+ or to À iy to the Head.North Britleh snd\u2019 Mercantile Buiiding, PUDlIs received Tuesday afternoons at v A 30 it.\u2018Francois Xavier St, Montreal, E 18% Manatierd treet, Phone Unes, ; Ai oo EUR J SF = Le ed by any sunc man to_give ten thon.ed hi\u2019 generesity to be trusted to \u201cwrite the list oF names of the men wha wore battling for them.We fear that most of us will he driven to the conclusion that it was Light, Heat and.Power \u2018money which the canvassing alderman was alleged to be after This ideu will be sup- Forted\u201d by tlit caplanation whièéh Mr\u201d Waibank deposed was offered of the WEEK ENDING SEPT.4TH, 1909.MONDAY , .69,108 TUESDAY .69,118 WEDNESDAY .69,171 THURSDAY .+ ., 39,133 FRIDAY.cL e965 SATURDAY .75160 | TOTAL.420855 ~ Daily Average .\u201c70,143 Weekly Star Last Week .130,141 One Issue cf the Dally and Weekly The Daily Star THE MONTREAL STAR PUBS.co, (Limited,) Proprietors.Agents in the United States\u2014Eastern Division, east Of Pitsburg and Buffalo.D.A.Carroll, Tribune ullding.New York, Western Division, W.Y.Perry, First National Bank Bullding, Chicago.Ontario Office-\u2014M.W.MeGlllivray, re- prescntative, 16 King St.\u2018 West, Toronto.Western Canada Offices, including Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, 242 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg.Eastern Canada Eastern Ontario, Ottawa, Brunswick, Nova\u2019 Scotia, Island, Newfoundland, Bermuda and Wes; Indies Isiands, (.WV.Surbey, re- préesentative, Star Building, Montreal.Offices in Great Britain: Terry's Wheatre Buiithing, 106 Strand, London, W.C., Eugland.| Asem in France.\\ Minyence, Favre &, \u2018Paris, Offices, including Quebec, New Prince Edward Circulation of the Star.CIKCULATION OF JF THE STAR, | DAILY AND WEEKLY, LAST WEEK, 550.996 Star aggregates 199,000 From the abov- figures are excluded several thousand fubscriptions regarded as nore or less ephemeral.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1909, MR.WALBANK AND THE TEN.The Mr WU MeLea Waibank befor sion testimony of a the was nothing short of Whatever \" may have suspected, it ix doubtful if any but the most cynical have ever imagined that startling.rank outsiders\u201d so bnld a demand would be made on the representative.of a wealthy corporation, Yet Mr.[that an alderman approached him prior Walbank swears to the late elections and asked for a subscription to hs candidates.it- is of ten thousand dollars vided between ten aldermanic Now necessary to that hardly say Walbank ; to be- personally su interested iT thuni- few would believe Mr.\u201ccipal politics that He would be expect- sand.dollars of his own money to for- warg the election of ten different ald- erm it of ch candidates.The improbability an extraordinary devotion to vivie affairs increases when we wre told.that he was not even \u2018allowed to pick\u2019 out his own ten.A man , who would contribute ten thousand dollars in real mers y out of his \u2018own purse, would ha.rome sort of preference as to the canatdhtes who were tu get it.But.in Mr, Walbänk's case.he must bave been expected\u2014on any such theory-\u2014to be patriote and philanthropic and all .the vest of it wi hout knowing enough about the worthy objects which arous- demand, tp the effect that the noble ten were Friends of the Company.\u201d If by à Council of Ten: : êtet demand for: funds for \u201cfriends of [woulless corporation to accept.fe Tüffher wXplanation \"of Mr Wat.Lank's story comes__aud no convine- ing deniai-\u2014ten little greedy boys will be in the uncomfortahle position of paving sought the\u2018lelp of this much berated corporation to Ht them into vffire.Fou weuld they lave Hkrd to have gone before the electors with the tag attaché their persons\u2014 \u201cFF.fends \u2018of the Company?How many- votes would they have got?Yet if they tried to get the Company\u2019 s money without letting the confiding people kn.anything about it, ip what posi- to tion would they be toward \u2018these con- | fiding people, who were electing them to \u201cstand up to\u201d all grasping and tyrannical corporations: and how much could they be trusted \u201cto consider ju- diciall< any proposals which the Company might put before the Coun- cit?yl .We ought Tervible Ten to get the names.of the Veniicr was once ruled but history does not mention whether or not they got intra power by taking \u2018fat aubscriptios from the Grand Canal Co.or the Ven- tian.Gondola Trust.They kept their secrets very well, i will be.remembered; and this may have Béen one of them, No Venetian Walbank was cali- td before a Commission of Enquiry and given a chanee to tell of any se- + ; the-Company:\"\".It is only fair in dealing with the matter to lay emphasis upon the part played in the trasaction by Mr.Wal- bank.A proposition was made to him Which some people would expect a , Mere for the paltry sum of 310,000\u2014which his company would never have misasd he was offered, according to hin | Yet Mr.i play Cannon Commis- | - .THE MONTREAL \u2014_ oies aldermanic candidates.If they were all elected, he would.have had ten aldermen at beck and call.Now ten aldermen would have been a nice asset for the Light, Heat and Power Company with a renewal of its contract coming up before, that very Council.Walbank declined to purchase the option.That was a decent act which will receive the commendation of all decent citizen.3ut what if a less man had stood for this case?und the been made?What been the position of the city when the proposals of the Company came up before the Council for considera*5n\u201d The Company would have had tun men where they wanted thei.Ci of the ten had ventured to dis- any independence public vigilance, the could have threatened to publisy its little dst, and he would have been hrought to héel.This would have pretty well nut the city at the mercy of the Company, for ten mercenaries, in a Coated divided on the questions at issue In all honesty, \"wwuld dave been usuntiy enough to turn the scale: \u2018As we have intimated, we are making these come ments with a full recognition of the fact that the other side has vet 0 he heard: and that no such case is chs- ed until it is finished.A mme rain spirited the Company in subscription had would then have public one or Company suri he IL | | *The | When next election comes round we should put a Couple of plumbers in the \"City Council to stop the leaks.The Pols having heen discovered, mare or less, the next thing Is to find the tube, .The bathing \u201d sults and peak-a-bhoo waists are now moving into winter quar- Lers.The wireless [is not capable of fully ex- pressing Peary's opinion of Cook.it would cause a.thander-storm if ig tried tu.A re \u201c A The lieated jokes from the African Jungle have now-been put in cold storage, ; After ail, the North Pole may be twins.mette Tha next msn who discovers the Pole must bring buch a piece of the wood.A Womun proves how loyal she is to a man by pretending to\u2019 believe he ist loyal tu her, ; Green-{lawley's new sténographer is.line to he a\u201d blonde, isn't she?\u201d - Brown-\"{ don't know: but being = Won.She will be in spite of everything.\u201d end The predicted of ; the world has come, The north end has been found.The Arctic news is now in the spot- tight.bul tie Royal Commission continues to discover new things.No, they did not find inhabitants at the North Pole whe spoke Polish.if she's inclined to be a blonde Ë \u201cKimley, you drink entirely too much \u201cWhy, doctor, 1 haven't taken one since \u2014gince\u2014\"\" \u2018foo much coffee, I was going to say.But what was it you weré going to say?\u2019 \\ SAFE.A kind old gentleman.seeing a.very small boy carrying a lot of newspapers under his arm, was moved to pity.\u201cDon't all thosè papers make you tired, my boy?\u201d \u201cNope,\u201d the mife cheerfully replied, *1 can\u2019t read.\u201d Youth's Companion.tried to get of 25 cents i ton on the coul whielrhe would not be ables to sell any longer to the Cy if Mr.Walhank's :electrie pump was accepted in place of a steam pump which eats coal.Yet that was a neat story which deserves consideration.Mr.Walhank not pay rovalty und he did not get the pumping con- from him a royalty .woukl the tract.Cause and effect?That is a question for the Royal Commissioner, It ix to he hoped that it will be probed further.Was there -any connection that can be digeovered between the farehandrd coal desder and the alder men who settled the promping aques- tion Twenty-five céhts, à fon on all the coal that might be nsed wonld Amount to a mer revesue, Wha ithe was to get it\u201d \u2019 | Mr: Walbank is fo be gross examined on behalf of Ald, Lariviere next Mon- dav.7 lt iS to he hoped that hé will strive to he as interesting as hé has Been in his examination-in-chief If he could only remember the names of he wonld confer a last- the We would like list of the entire Ten, ing benefit all very city.to have a on mueh \u2018\u201cthe friends of the Company\u201d who aspire to civie honors and who areleager to \u201ccash in\u201d the gratitude of the C pany in advance.THE DEATH OF HARRIMAN.The secret of Mr.Harriman's fatal fliness, was well kept.The press assumed a great deal dnd guessed at the \u201chut the people who were nearest to the great financier sucteeded in creating a mighty element of doubt.Therd tz something tragic in the\u2019 pie-! ture which will be in most minds\u2014 whethar it be true or not\u2014of a human being struggling in the very arms ot death: but with his \u201cmind and the rest; 1 minds of those: pear him\u2014if we are to Fudge by dppésrances=feed-arræstock ps ticker and not jon the immense problems of life and eternity.The very announcement of his death seems .to have been held back for stock exchange reasons.We are now told that his case was diagnosed as cancer in Europe: but the denials of such a possibility which were made, an ocean liner.That lhe was one of the greatest of Americar, railway rulers.is a commonplace of recent knowledge.He came inte hig kingdom late in life; came with power and a Napoleonic vigor of achievement.The transportation problem in a country of magnificent distances like the United States offers to the modern conqueror.operating under modern peaceful conditions, perhaps his most promising field.Nothing else 20 holds the prosperity of the nation in fee as the rail- Way systems of the country; and the man who can put his finger upon the nerve centres of that system has more power Than the President er even the leader of the Senate majority.That power Harriman has possessed thr an extraordinary degree of late: and.it must have been a great grief to him that he must so soon depart and leave his nedvly won\u2019 \"kingdom.ATTEMPT TO WRECK - GATINEAU TRAIN Engineer Saw.Obstruction in Time\u2014 Stäted There is Clue to Culprits.Speci] to Th Montreal Star.Ottawa, September 10.\u2014A\" vicièus attempt to wreck the northbound [train from Ottawa to Maniwaki on the Gati- neau division of the Canadian Pacific Railway was made: yesterday after- \u2018uoon.When about two miles south of Maniwaki Engineer Stagg noticed an obstruction and by applying the alr- Lhrakes _and__.reversing.his lever, he.\u201csucceeded In bringlpg the train to -a standstill but only after it had bumped into the barricade.An examination showed that a cou ple of boulders had been placed In the middle of the track and covered with grass and moss so as not to attraet notice.© Behind the pile a concealed broken rall was laid across the track \u2018There is an embankment.at the point ir question and had the train run into the obstruction when going at any speed the result would have been terrible.Detectives of the company are workin& on.the case and there\u201dls said to be a clue to the eul- \u2018pri 8, 1 - \u2014\u2014\u2018 Two stern-whéel steamboats, \u201cmade in Pittsburg, have been placed \u2018iy rugs \u2018vice on the Magdalena river; Columbia: of water and are equipped.with «'e tric lights ang every oa re | svidinor, a practical mortgage oft ge \u2018 entè Under the shadow of the subscription to hed Ton, wee rather jose sight of Mr.| \u201cWaltmnk's: charges ~that u \u201coùyt- dealer Cém- 7 would sink | but he | They are 170 feet long.draw four fast |.Speaking of Cook and Peary, some one bag said that a bore is one who talks of himself while you want to talk of yourself.Wixg Scribbler stories all hav\u201d such sad endings.\u201d Wagp-~Yrs, they genarally find their way into the waste-hasket,\u201d - eat , \u201cBrother Rtoneking, Low do vou think you dare.going.to.like the new preacher?\u201cI don\u2019t know: T haven't played a game of goif with hlin yet.\u201d Fhe Conkers still decline to Le and the \u2018Pearyiteg reconviles, ~~ 50 \u201cHow do you and your wife get along together: ?\u201cBy living apart.\u201d When a man tan fool a woman, because, she did it first.MEANING WHAT?it's AL get wet.dinner.\u201d Departing Guest\u2014\"Oh.dear, no! It's not ralning so badly as ail that\u201d i I think you'd hetter stay to A man has judgment that mostly makes mistakes: a woman only instinct.that mostly doesn't.PE Fl Et ory.Hostess\u2014\"It's beginning to rain.You'll | \u201clas told that my address on \u2018Woman\u2019s Suffrage\u2019 was very illuminating.\u201d are gas than electricity about it, I ex T0 Her.\u2014\u2018\u201cRichard! Why,on carth are you cutting your pie with a knife?\u2018Him\u2014*\u201cBecause, darfing\u2014now.ufider- stand, Fri not know that these oecur\u2014because you forgot to give me a can-ôpener.\" - {rrhhhèr+ + Fedo dbp obo + finding any fault, ¥ The man in the moon must be deaf not to explode with laughter + at all the rot young people \u2018talk » before him.Êrarces ++ shrrrarei POINTED PARAGRAPHS.{Chicago News.) strike for an inside view of a LR Never bad egg.t's the cystom of a advertising that gets customers.\u2018unless sha isn't.ss {me way to break a drought is to get up & Sunday school pienie.If a man knows all about you and is stili your friend, he'll do to tie to.Many a man thinks he is justitiea in rocking {he boat on the sea of matri- The most enjoyable features.of a vacation are In looking forward to it and back at it., When a man starts out to make a fool of himself.he invariably works oyértime on the job.\u201c> The man who has a plano in hig: Jame { for a dozen years wonders how t tories ate able to.continue in Cusine.A wotiifin is as scared abdut het\u2019 neck in swimming as she is about her ankle in a ball gown, | A bald-headed woman would wish her husband to admire her\u201d hair.\u2018Dr.Cook thinks a soft answer turneth.away Peary.| © for 1] little oversights will A girl doesn\u2019t like to be called a flirt - À woman éan always feel her figure, The Talon 2m Is Recognized as» Headquarters for Imported Cheese Our Cheese Départment \u2018is patronized by ull classes of the commun- \u201c ity.~ We have the goods to suif the purse and palate of all.Here are : .soma of our fine Imported Cheese: oo , Grnyere (Swiss) CNeeSe .oc.teieeee vivnre canne e era na uen 35e per ID.\u2019 Gorgonzola (Italian) Chieege 200600 0a000 civn canes .40e per Ib.Roquefort (French) Cheese .ru.ven an0e ac0un00s 50¢ per 1h.Stilton (English) Cheese 12.425 va nes tire cnvennnes 59c per lb: Edäms (Dutch) Cheese 0.1 sans a uen 31.25 each Pineapple (American) Cheese.75¢ and $1.25 each Brie Cheese in Glass (Frenéh) 1.220 gens La Le nee ss 35e per jar Camembert Cheese, «.uiveiiiy turers semaine cranes neon.Be per jar Neufchatel (American) Cheese .10e each, 3 for 25c Philadelphia Cream Cheese 210 [IN INR cs 15e each Fraser s Ceylon Bouquet _\u2014And- .\u2014 CL Fraser's Golden Tips oT are two of the most popular among all the extra fine Ceylon Teas that are sold.Both are packed in nice, handy 8-ib.\"wooden chests, and can also be had by the pound.We are selling fore Ceylons than we ever did before.The public seem té prefer this.tea to.any other kind, « Fraser's Ceylon Bouquet, 50c 1b., $2.50 per 5-ib.wooden chest.Fraser's Golden Tips .Ceylon, 50¢ Ib, or $2.50 per 5-Iib.wooden box.\u201c |New Season Clover Honey > -\u201cEXTRA QUALITY.White Clover Honey in sections of about 1-Ib.each, 25c section.MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS ALL THIS WEEK 2 P.M.\u2014TWICE DAILY-8 P.M.Annle Abbott\u2014Bert Leslie aod Co-\u2014Hurphy and Willarda\u2014Basque Quartetto-\u2014AIf.Graut \u2014 ilassam | -Ben All Arabs\u2014Jack Lee \u2014: The Pelets Kleneograph Bennet's Augmented orchestra.Prices 15c to 25c dally mat, Sat, Jde to DOc; every night 150 to T5e.Ploue Up T4.212 35 RING ESS BARGAIN MAT VED.23*to $100 THE COMIC OPERA TRIUMPH THE GAY MUSICIAN Prices: 2Hc to $1.50, NEXT .WEEK ALLISON & ZIEGLER offer _ gHIS MAJESTYS KING: Te comeny dena DOD Wed.Mat.25, 1e 75, Hu Nights 25 to $1 Saturday Matinee: WEEK BEGINNING Monday, sept.13 Weduesday-NATINEES Saturday America\u2019s leading comedienne\u201d.N.Y.World, Feb.23, '09.CC After am enfire seasons rus ia New York.GRACE \u2014\u2014\u2014- White-Clover Honey Strained TT 1-1b.Glass Jars .even avers \u201d avan ensrrearireanens 25c per jar Pint Glass Jars 12000000 00000 seccrce a.256 per jar Quart Glass Jars .Fa decaups0e avoue is se se assoc.B0c per jar , Half-gallon Jars .cvvivrennrianiai,ionioton oct sassescouo 900 per jar Heublein\u2019 s Club Cocktails AMERICA'S BEST.Heubleiw's Famous Club Cocktails are \u2018perfectly blended from the very hest and purest \u2018materials.Here is the assortment: DIGBY BELL \u2014 with \u2014 KATH LEEN will append in her successful comedy of modern life, called I : - me Bottle Manhattan Club Cocktails .feras eal eens $1.25 Martini Club Cocktails .cviiviveers arennn conn .$1.25 Holland Gin Club Cocktails 1012020 C1 CIE .$1.25 Tom Gin Club Cocktails s.\u2026\u2026ho-seniees a0odés \u2018acsue $1.25 - Vermouth Club Cocktaïls .\u2026 arvasa ese ue $1.25 Whisky Club Cocktails .oavveveiiinee seers .$1.25 Hunter s Baltimore.Rye HR $1.2 PER BOTTLE.Hunter's Baltimore Rye is a blend of Straight Rye Whisky, ahsolute- Iv pure; ahd guaranteed under the Nationals Pure Food Law.Bottled by WM.LANAHAN & SON, of Baltimore, Md.We offer Hunter's Baltimore Rye, $1.25 bottle, $13.50 per case.: ! : FRASER, VIGER & CO., LimiTeo.ITALIAN WAREHOUSE FRASER\u2019S BUILDING, Established 1856 207, 209 & 211 8t.James 8t., Montrea! - AND 2 BAND UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL AND .LADY GREY | SATURDAY and NONDAY, AFTERNOON and EVENING .SEPTEMBER 18th av 20th IN AID OF THE.MONTREAL LADIES\u2019 BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.\u201c PRICES: Afternoons (2.30), Adnnssion 25¢: Unreserved, 50c; Reserved Seats, 75c; Boxes, $5.Evenings, Admission (Wood avenue entrance), 25¢; (Main entrance), 50c: Reserved Seats, 75¢ and $1; Boxes $10.Reserved Seat Tickets on sale at\u2019 \u201cARENA\u201d and Star Branch Office on and after Monday.September.13th.- 218 3 Dancing Classes To-Night in the Coliseum Hall Beginners\u2019 SE TET tate poi F6 Most\u201d thousand feels: it.FROM-THE-STAR-FILE [THIRTY-YEARS ACO-TODAY| \u201c\u201c People continue to blow thdmselves up in the fields, about Paris dy fool.\u2018Ing with unexploded shells left there by.the invading Germans.An old charcoal} dealer, who had made quite a collection of thèse me- méntoés, was lately blown to pieces in trying to empty one of! them.\u201d From the Montreal Star of September 10, 1879.\u2018The list of prize ; winners in the Hor- The Late ticultural Exhibition Colonel Rhodes.(neurly 150 in num- r) has heen completed by the judges.u gnificent peaches and grapes are shown from tha vinery be Hon, G.O.Stuart, floral designs and bouquets [by Colonel.Rhodes.dahljias by L.Gale and by Mr.Rell, Little River: garden fruit by G.O.Bruce, and house and garden planta by a large number of exhibitors.\u2019 \u2014From the Montreal Star of September 19, 1879.COLONEL RHODES was a great hunte er, in fact, he was the Canadian Nimrod.But he did more than that, he perhaps was the first man in Canada who essayed to do winter agriculture.\u2014~lle used to grow many things underground, including rhubarb and mushrooms.Everything was neatly wrapped up with the name of his garden printed on the wrapper.When a banquet at the 8tj James's \u20aclub wae given, the steward opdered .thuljarb from New York, it was récelved in Montreal, the United States and one when exported gain from the States, and had Colonel Rhodes\u201d wrappers on.\u2018\u2019Fasker & Davis Announce that the Montreal Business College, corner off Notre Dame and Place d\u2019Armes, Is open for the winter term.\u201d -\u2014 From the Moritreal Star, September 10, 1879.AS far back as 1864 this college was started by Mr.J.D.Davis, having associated with himoM1, Hornee.Clark.The Montreal College was fn connection with the Bryant & Strat.ton chain of commercial collages, THC principal.Mr.\u2018 Da.2 vis, was born in.J.DJ Davie Prescott, Ont, where he received his early education, and his college education at Kingston, Ont.Mr.Clark's connee- tion with the college was of.co tively short duration, white Mr.Davis years agd associated himself with Mr, Anker, under the name of Tasker vis \u201cboth of whom will be wel} ra- membered by\u201c thousands all over Canada who fecéived their.rudimentary business training from these two eminently painstaking teachers._ P The \u201cVictoria Rifles returned from Toronto this afternoon and marched to their drill shed on Craig street at about 4.30 o'vlock, where they wera dismissed.received\u2019 from courte of cititons Along the streets with ve, med re of \u2018en tu The detach rents.A large con- rond with having already pail two duties, one into, { more cally bead & | t businesx mien {The men looked wen and fully corroborate ed the apléndié fopbrts which had.been ther | SH hits, whil ie ia-perfeetly-naturat it OF dressed up.{all expressed themselves as being highly pleased with thelr Visit and reception În À Toronto.\u2019\u2014From the Montreal Star, gep- tember] 10, 1879.\u201cMr.Melton Prier.the special artist of the Mustrated London News, was chased by Zulus and had a narrow escape in the King's kraai.whither he had gone to sketch the palace quarters.\u201d\u2014From the Montreal Star.September 10, 1879.MR.MELTON PRIOR, one of the most famous newspaper artists in Great Britain, has travellsd in most parts of the world in behalf of the Illustrated London News.He will he remembered here as having accompanied the Marquis of Lorne in his trip through the western country.as far - as Calgary, and through his sketches did much to bring Canada before the world.; \u201cThe committee of the Hervey Institute beg tp tender their grateful thanks to the ladles and gentlemen who so kind- Yy assisted in getting up the promenade concert on behalf of that Institute on the 44th of June, espécially to the officers and men of No.1 Troop Cavalry, the band of the 6th Fusiliers, to Col.Stevenson and W.Robb, Esfq., and ta Mr.E.Botterell for $80, the receipts of a concert and bazaar held in Metis In ald of the Institute.-\u2014From thé Montreal Star, September 10.1879.| THE Hervey Institute wes organiséd and many \u2018other ladies, prominent amongst whom was Miss Lauder, \"Their, object was.to také care of children who were unprovided for through death or misfortune.\u2018These helpless fittie ones wêre well cared for.and the Institpte is still upheld to-day by the most promin- ént ladies of Montreal.AUR READERS\u2019 VIEWS.Briet communications dealing with matters of public intèrest will be considered for this célumn.Lengthy letters must be rejected on account of inck of space.on the kindly instigation of Miss Hervey, OPENING ~ Phone Up 5030.' COLISEUM HALL TO RENT for al! kinds of Come aud.see (he Hull cor.Gay and Dorchester sts.Ask for descriptive circulars.: Spécial Induceméntn te pupils.who \u2018Soin early.Private Lessons anily.DANCING ASSEMEL LY OE SATURDAY SEPT-ITER.© \u201cCifenlar mailed, | select entertainments.Rates very reasonable.\u201cWILLIAM E.NORMAN, Principal, PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS Given at any hour hy HIGH CLASS TEACHERS.REASONABLE RATES, Beginners\u2019 Classes Monday and Thursday.AUDITORIUM DANCING ACADEMY Tel.Up 35056.16-17 HERTHELET STRERT.Board of Control.MASS MEETING TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m.of the Electors of ST.LAWRENCE and ST.LOUIS WARDS, will be held at:\u2014 .Monument National ST.LAWRENCE STREET \u2019 Prominent speakers will address the meeting on the necessity of voting in favor of the Board of Control.P AIRC OF THEIR EXCELLENCIES And a Big English Company In THE DEBTORS \" A Comedy by MARGARET MAYO, = PRICES: Even.& Sat.Mats.25¢ to $1.50 Wed.Matinee.-.25c to $1.00 215 2 The Sweet Voiced Irish Singer oo Arthur Cunningham IN IRISH SONGS.Monument National Friday, Sept.17th \u2018Tickets, 25\u20ac to $1.50.Now on sale at Willis & Co.\u2019s, West End, and: Ald.T.O'Connell's, corner Ottawa \u201cand Murray Streets.Gét tickets early and avoid the rush.ha F DAILY RIC 28 ps Cor.St.Catherine and Stanley ts.Lyroscope Moving Pictures MONDAY, GRAND OPENING - For the season.The best ani most Refined Entertainment at popular \u2018prices.10c, 180, 280 Fe 10 deautiful Moving Picture - subjects; Illustrated songs, with .Musical and Amusing Acts.First Performance Me aday, #t 3 p.m.\u2026 and every nfterdoon at 3, and night at s pme - À Woman\u2019s Way| {Written by Thomas Buchanan.) PRICES: $1.00, $1.30.$1.00, 78¢, 50¢ and 25e.: Special Prices Wednesday Matinee, 5 214 4 ACADEMIE| Theatre de In Comedie Francaise _ THE FRENCH ¢ STOCK CO.i | Van BIG AT [y THIS WEEK | L'AMOUR VEILLE Nights\u2014-$1.50, $1.78, 50e, 25e.Sat.Matinee, Wednesday Mat, 15, 50, 75, $1.00.MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 EVENT EXTRAORDINARY, LA LOIE FULLER , AND ro PARISIAN pascive GIRLS \u201cTHE BALLET OF LIGHT\u201d And CLASSICAL DANCES \u2019 *-Fogether with FRENCH STOCK co.In the One-Act Comedy Les Femmes Qui Pleurent 214 4 A rm mma FRAT NCA | |5 ng First Musical Show TS a Season.i The Gingerbread Man Mats: Wed., Tha.Sat.(for this engagement).nr eee area \u201cBACK TO MONTREAL\u2019| Dominion Park Last Day of Park Employees\u2019 Picnic Tombola and Free Attractions.SOHMER PARK THIS WEEK, 3 and 8 IM.3 : GALA DAYS ; WEDNESDAY TND FRIDAY.3 ARMSTRONGS, 5 obttren.TROUPE, \u2018with HUMAN CANNON BALL,\" ! te, fte.|ADMISSION 10 Cents.213 5 an \u201cBACK TO MONTREAL\u201d Uhder the auspices of * The Federation of Churchmen\u2019 s > Associations,\u201d ft E \u201cCHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL\u201d SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th, at 4 P.M4 ; .Preacher: Lord Bishop of Montreal.MONTREAL CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.ie ; 218 3 street Unpaving.To the Editor of The Montreal Btar: Sir\u2014Have you noticed the beautiful hummock the city and authorities have made /déross, St.Catherine street at the | corner of St! Urbain?The Roads Depart- \u2018ment had just completed a very nea bit |.i of block pavément on concrète Fonnantion A ! when the Water Departmént came along and dug it up.Yet some don\u2019t \u2018want a Board of Control.: % M.à.em émet Shéwlng Montreal's Interior.To the Editor of The Montreal Star: Sir.\u2014Our valued city au ities have gertainiy arranged to open Montreal : for the oid Home visitors.There are _of_ Atreets dus Up.and_practt- | to than have béen at any other time or Senta If they only get those paving contracts.under way, there won't be enough -of Our atréets ' } À man looks his best when \u2018he is dressed in keeping with the weather! and his environment.oo It is not necessary to go to great expense in order to dress well.À Semi-ready Suit or Overcoat only costs a few dollars \u201cmore than good ready-made clothing.Bu: where \u2018a ready-made will only hold its shape for a month, our Semi-ready Tailoring holds its stylish form as long as it lasts.a At the end of the year your on the physique type system.RILEY HERN, 505-7 St.Catherine - West.SSA & CO.E BOURA 8t.Catherine Street Bast.So when the clouds began to break Harriman was one of the first to act.The Union Pacific Rallway promised the largest profits for its salvage, - cause ta wreck was one of the worst.It lay for five years in Je hands or .while Congress played w Tee One plan after another its destiny.for its resuscitation was mooted, fought and abandoned.A Morgan ndicate picked it up, then flung it down again.At the end there stepped.to the front a mixed syndicate, represented by the great house of Kuhn, Loeb and Co.and offered the Government .in round.figures $58,000,- 000 cash and $27.000.000 to settle with bonds.The offer was accepted.At midnight on the last day of January.1898, the road was turned over to this syndicate.: ge that hour began the railroad hie- tory of Edward H.Harriman.He was but one of the group, which included at least two members.of the Vanderbilt faction, two of the Goulds, two of the Boston crowd that had sunk their mildons in the old Undon Pacific, and several independent capi- talésts.About the most humble of the group was Edward H.Harriman.In the Government records of the day the syndicate was variously described as \u201ca Kuhn, Loeb & Co.syndicate\u201d and \u2018a Vanderbilt +syndicate.\u201d The great bulk of the critics considered it a Vanderbilt clique.DISPOSSESSES OLD FRIENDS.Harriman\u2019s other conquests were as surprising.When Collis P.Huntington\u2019 died Harriman secured the Southern Pacific, and he captured the Central Pacific from the Croker estate.He fought James J.Hill for control \u2018of the Northern Pacific and was worsted in that battle.He secured the Chica &o and Alton and the Kansas and Trade Mark.R.R.SANGSTER.Mgr.287 St.James Street.N N BROOKE, Mgr.1673 Wellington Stredt.had also been a member of the Stock Exchange from 1876 to 1879, and the two young men went into the Illinois Central to work along together.In h 1887, Mr.Harriman became vice-presi- dent, with Mr.Fish as president.Later Harriman turned upon the man whose friendship he had enjoyed for so long 8 period and who had helped him in his great schemes.He ousted Fish out of the presidency and the management of the Illinois Central Railroad.The pathway of Edward H.Harv- man to fame and riches and to the title of the Transcontinental King was strewn with the bones of men who -had -once-been pleased - to -regard\u2014the- man as their closest friend.= His ambition, his directness, his terrific force commanded respect and admiration.The methods by which he brought them into play were often criticised.That terrific directness was described by the Wall Street Journal.in these words: .~ \u201cWhen the Harriman mind !s onoe made up, that settles it.Panics may follow, boards of directors may be dis rupted, officers may.resign, financial powers .at large may band against him, law may deny him, the money forces of the world may say him nay\u2014 but nothing matters.Isolated, regari- less, persistent, defiant and courageous, he goes upon his way.\u201d : Recently, on a Western trip, Mr Harriman made, in effect, this statement concerning his functions: any Joke as sen to harmonize erent opinions held by the members of the board of directors: : °F a This was brought to the attention of : Who once was a director of the Union Pacific, but is not now.He laughed: ot now.He wrong ass the reporter got \u2018him \\ e vo ess : said, \u201cHarimenize !\" gu he realty ARSLEYS UPTOWN | St, Catherine St, Entire setween univers TELEPHONE UPTOWN 4840.Friday, September 10th, 1909.Ve | How Many Beans in the Jar ?In the Boys\u2019 Clothing -De- partment.First Floor, a glass receptacle has been filled with Beans.Every Boy and Girl.making a purchäse anywhere in the store can get a Coupon » and ster a guess as to the number of beans in the jar.Three splendi@ prizes to the best guessers.Jo Attend the Opening To-Morrow | \u2018New Ladies\u201d Costumes and Coats | To-morrow.several groups of new Fall Costumes and Coats will claim your attention.They are perfect beauties \u2014styles and qualities rarely seen, except in the high-priced garments.Ready for you to-morrow.Come and see them.: LADIES\u2019 COSTUMES in Fine French Cloth, 3-4 eoats, seamed to shoulder, .black corded silly collar, silk lined, panel skirt with pleated sides; choice \u2019 H of myrtle, navy and black.Price .Tess aed B21.7S5 NB \"77 LADIES\u2019 BLACK COATS, 7-8 length, somi-fitted.velvet collar, trimmed with braid and covered buttons, twill lining to waist.Price .$12.75 BEAUTIFUL DARK OLIVE GREEN COATS.7-8 length, beaver cloth, double collar of cloth and corded silk, patch pocket, large jet buttons, lined to waist.Price Ce eee ieee Tee sees aes was.814.30.Record Sales of Buys\u2019 Clothes | | - are but the logical outcome of offering such values as these.Always think of this store for boys\u2019 needs.Boys are always wanting clothes and it makes a great.difference where they are \" bought.This store considers the obligation imperative to do better than the average, and every one of these is a money-saving item: BOYS' SUITS | BOYS\u2019 REEFERS Register Your Rooms To- Morrow Those who will have rooms to rent next week during \u2018Rack to Montreal\u201d celebration should give name and address at our Free Information Bureau Toy morrow.Ask for Mr.Nutting.Call, \u2018Phone or Write, J Peer ds Millinery 4 = + BOYS\u2019 2-PIECE NOR- BOYS Double-Breast- FOLK SUITS, double- ed FANCY BROWN breasted, with; belt, in REEFERS large buttons, brown mixed tweeds and velvet collars, fanéy check | .plain dark green.Reg.\u201clining.| Regular $6.00 value $4.25, now $3.50 value, for .84.73 BOYS' TWEED CAPS.Eton shape, well lined, « Reg.value 30.Saturday, special .Oc - A DETERMINED CLEARANCE OF Church of England Hymns -Ancient and Modern Also with Prayer Books combined.Some in cases.Here is the way' we are cutting prices to clear them out to- \u201cMorrow.: 75c Books for 38c Books for .14c aveu ene +.DMC 59c Books for « ees .\u2026.ÎlHe $1.00 Books for .- RRC .60c Books for .0e BAC $1.25 Books for .48c : $1.50 Books for .vor 5Be \u2014and all other prices in proportion.get the best choice.Th eearly buyers will - We expect to sell every one of these good Suits To-morrow-\u2014becauss they are marked at the lowest price Suits of tide class were ever offered at\u2014made of True Blue, Indigo dyed.all wool hard twisted serge, the Kind you can't weer out, and whose color is unchangeable.The Suits.are thoroughly well tailored, made 3-but- ton Bacque style, well lined, with neat new cuffs, cut in the very latest fashion, and finished In a careful and workmanlike manner.The selling of such splendid Suits as these will receive ready response from men who like to be well dreased at moderates cost.Come and try them on.I.a.Bises 36 to 42.Buits np \u201cam oR À Co mE 27 11-00 | Big Glove Selling Starts » | ) ! With a Rush! Here are three examples of .what big cash buying and small profits can accomplish in glove prices.These three are exceptional Glove values.Kid Gloves .Empire Glo ede Gloves | Ladies\u2019 Fine French Ladies\u201d Kid Gloves, Empire Walking in the new shades of Gloves, od to, 71-2, Suede Gloves, nèw navy, green, tan, eavy -qualty, in as- black, white, brown sorted shades of tam, tans and greys, also black; sizes §3-4 to 71-2.Reg.15 ë or ox blood; sizes \u20ac to pique and spéar 71-2.Reg.value pointe.Very special sc.Saturday .37c¢ value at, pair, $1.00 for .1.25 Exceptional Values in Footwear .\u2019 Boys\u2019 Misses\u2019 Ladies - : Black Dongola Kid Black Calf Laced Black Dongola: Kid Laced Boots, patent Boots, good strong Laced Boots, medium quarter and facings: i.of sizes 271-2 3, 4, 41-2, soles.Sizes 11 to - weight sole and low 5.51-2 and 6 only.13.Price .81.38 heels.Pair .81.29 Pair .81.70 ; : : - .i + - ; \u2018 Hosiery and Underwear | Savings in Men's 5 » Specially Priced - Furnishings LADIES ECRU- YETIAN JFINE GREY SUEDE GLOVES, tae rmmed.short sleeves \"and dome fastener, assorted shades; sizes long sleeves; sizes 32 to 40.I 71-4 to 91-2.Reg.value $1.25.Reg.45c.To-morrow.88e | Pair .«oo vei .RL10 LADIES BLACK: CASHMERE | FINE NECKWEAR \u2014 Ties and HOSE, full fashioned, very elasftic; | Scarfs, fancy silke and knitted goods, $1-2 to 101-2, Reg.55e, To- all colors.Regular Tic.'To- harrow Cee ee en ee Lee 480 morrow .45e Texns road and had both taken from him.It was not untii~1883 that -Harr= iman came actively into the railroad fiéld.He waa then elected a director of the Illinois Central Railroad.He was at that time working in close friendship with.Stuyvesant Fish, who, the road in the same year.Mr.Fish cASTORIA fhe Kind You Have Always Bougi with th firm of Harriman.anû- gained foot Rallrond Compsny.tha Southern Pacific Company the \u2018Oregon Short Line, 8.Oregon.Railropd and Navy ually FREE BOOK ON CANCER, An eminent specialist has written beok on the best method of treating Cancer, Se should be read by every person who ban Cancer.This - book mailed free to \u2018any one fnterestéd.A dress Dr.B.J.Johnson, 1233 Grand Arve., Keo NERVOUSNESS | and irritability are caused very often by.painful corns, ingrowing nails, bunions, and other foot ailments.To preserve health and good humor, have \u2018your troublesome fest treated by our expert chiropédist from Lendon.His methods are painfess and rapid.\u201d Con: | sultations free.Palmer's, 441 8t.Oa.Whitewear of Quality at Considerable Saving 200 Ladies\u2019 White Cambric Night Gowns.in slip-over style, nicely embroidered yoke and'drawn ribbon effect.Regular 75¢.To-morrow only.100 LADIES WHITE COTTON 200 CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE UNDERSKIRTS, with déep flounce of NIGHTGOWNS., excellent quality.-pin tucks.ifhsertion and heavy em- open front with frill.finished with sn ee ve es broidery.Regular $1.50.To- colored sewinge, Regular value morrow.eo.RE.39 hé, To-morrow Cee 48e Two Spécial Suit Cases Underpriced Meats, etc.J ; ridge Sausages, Ib. ers dark chestnut, long talls, pi wl: hinds 2 fo; weight, 2,100 1ba.; can step « mile to 8 pole \u2018In 2 minutes 35, seconds.Also one pair of carriage horses, bays, with black legs, 15 hands 8 inches, sound and kind, afraté of nothing.Also a lot of oholce single carriage borses: bigb actors.Apply to J.R.McCaig, Hustingéon.Phone 48.218 8 Kent Apartments Splendid apartment on Sherbrooke street, cor, University.Apply to Janitor, 117 University street, or Estate Theo.Hart, 33 St.Nicholas street.214 4 daw The First Step If you wish to OWN A HOME is to BUY A LOT $35 cash.Balance monthly sums of 34.25 and up.4% Interest Allowed on payments made on lang, payable to you in cash.-MELROSE Just west et Westmount, is the place.W.BADGLEY, 134 St Peter Street.211 2 23aw FOR SALE\u2014Tobacco Candy, \u201cStatiovery Store, will sell at sacrifice to cash buyer.ait sa ave, Amer. lower prices than elsewhere for cash.CASH REGISTER for © NICKEL .tires, Sporting goods; poker chips; cards, ete.\u2018ete.| ES THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1909. Wanted Timed iatery a gen- HOUSEKEEPER \u2014 Miaate aged English ply WANTED at nnce experienced nurse-houf, maid; best of references required.Ap at B4 St, 18 THE DOMESTIC BURBAU requires ligh general servants, women by the day, pub lic and private cooks, h ousemaids and tahle] maids wanted at once, with good referenced #7 Manafield.Uptown 4041.Bow TABLEMAID wanted, also a housemaid able to sew.Apply to Mrs, Graig Dens water, 333 Peel st.WELL EDUCATED young lady wanted 2a mother's help; must have good reference] and slesp at home.357 Elgin avenue, Westmount, Apply in evenings 214 8) WANTED woman 25 to pearance, fair education, speaking Fren: | and English, who is of willing to work hard for a reasonable cor: no canvassing.Address, stati; -\u2014 MONTREAL: \u2014 1°; 218; TED _- To Learn, 1 shing under competent in- struotress.Weekly salary paid while .EATON Ce i 8 SEAVER | HALL | HILL CANADA È St.omai and QUE tights \\ ge ghrp mk Ser nL mtn / \u201cNORTH POLE DISCOVERY.Commander Peary found it tough work fot NAILING FLAG TO NORTH POLE Dr.Cook clainis temperature is 117° Fr.BELOW ZERO The earth\u2019s axis is Babbitted with | - The secret is out.LION METAL The Toughest and Coolest Babbitt Metal in thie Universe, at 25e lb.; The Lion Metal Co., Montreal.PHONE WAIN 2524.m Rn BN \u2018 9 per X39 REINDEEF condensed _\u2014 Ready to Use.A tin of \u2018 Reindeer\u201d Condensed Coffee \u2014 a spirit lamp\u2014a little kettle\u2014that's all you need for many a cosy time in your rooui When you come in after exercise\u2014when you sit up late to study or read \u2014or when a friend dropsin\u2014afragrantcapof \u2018Reindeer\u2019 Coffee is more than welcome.No trouble at all to prepare it.Simply put a little in each cup and pour on boiling water.The milk and sugar are right in the coffee.The Truro Condensed Milk Co, Limited, 43 Trure, N.$.aor TRACE 210 19%eod \u201cfirst section.The Best of \u2014 All Breakfast F oods There\u2019s a reason behind all fads and fancies.We required light market was flooded with health foods (so-called.) But\u2014the best breakfast food in the world is \u201c**Zephyr Cream\u2019 Soda or fresh, sweet milk.Christie's ; A, breakfast foods and the Biscuits crushed i in cream \u2018\u2019Zephyr Cream\u201dSodas have more original goodness than all other sodas manufactured on this continent.More than that, ~ the original goodnéss ~ lasting.The flavor does, 1iot vary.All big biscuit m flour.We buy al gc \u2018of Christie\u2019s Biscuits ie érs buy a gdod brand of brands.Then we blend the best brands, sift and test the blend until we find a dough that will sustain the Christie reputation.Expensive! - Yes\u2014but we knéw no other way 1 _ of starting to make biscuits up to our own high Every \u2018ingredient entering into our \u2018\u2018 \u2018\u201c bakes?\u2019 is the purest and best we can buy._ .; Our *\u2018 Zephyr Cream \u201d Sodas crushed in cream, or fresh milk, certainly do make an excellent light breakfast.You test them.j AT YOUR GROCER'S | Sold in bulk, or in small family tins, damp and dust-proot.Christie, B Brown &Co., Ltd, «Toronto DIED ON OPERATING TABLE.Finding of Physicians.ind Detroit \u201cSack Murder Cased J Detroit, Mich.| belle, Millman, of \"Anp Harbor.packed in a gunny sack.wae found late where it vesterdad near Grosse Ise, It was exa- had been washed akhore.minéd by the Coroner's wha announced that \u2018the girl undoubtedly had met death on an operating table.Sheriff Gaston bor With Martha of the dead girl.geturned to Ann Har- Henning.the ¢hum whose statements on \u2019 Wednesday resulted in the Apprehen- pion of Dr Geo.A.Fritsch.Fritach is till held by the police, hut the arrest of another doctor is probable.Before she war returned té her home, | Miss Henning made a.statement in which the name of a sécond: physician was mentioned, and which resulted 'n the appreh sion of a woman who formerty 1 ' #% Ann Harbor, Sheriff .Gaston and deputiés yes- ay went to the Ann.Harbor t hr pétios, there the records of the oi \u2018September 10, \u201cFhe missing portion of the body of Mar-\u201d physiciars,-.- \u20ac , try division and the money order da- part disclosed nothing to give them\u2019 Ty clue to the identity of a man wha sent mMonñer thro The malls to Miss MOInan hefobe: she \u2018ref her.homa for Detroit.;.; ee Bodieg' buried for 150 years have heen.found\u2019 in Siberia in a perfect state of \u2018preservation.Canadian Northern Quebec Ry, , Preliminary Fall Changes.\u201cTrain No, i leaving Montreal Sun- \u201cdays at 9.18 Ar.for Shawinigan Falls \u201cwill for the balance of the season run\u201d \u201cto Joliette onty: Montfort Branch.\u201cTrain No.Saturday afternoons \u201cfor uberdeau, ête\u2026 (connécting with \u201cC.PF, R from Windsor Station 1.25 \u201cp.n.) has been discontinued, and ef- \u201cfective September 14th, connections \u201csit be made at C.N.Transfer only th southbound\u2019 trains arriving | Montréal\u2019 Mondays at 9.30.a.m.and\u201d \u201ca.m.Northbound.anys Nu Mont \u201cat 4.90 p.m.only, dally ex on \u201cthe balance of the \u2018week Axys at 11.00 2 _THE MONTREAL D DAILY STAR-FRIDAY.\u201cSovereign\u201d > Hot Water 2 Boiler The \u201c SERIO .the only house heating 2p.paratus that The Shake and\u2019 plain reason\u2019 whi i {should give mire heat from less \u2018other coal \u201cthan make of furnace , any\u2019 A The reason\u2019 is in that far : \u2019 \"MADE RY TAYLOR-F ; ES: Head - G \u2018 LP Works Office Foundries, WRITE FOR BOOKLET.Montpéal Gffices and Showrooms 122 CRAIG STREET\" GERMAIN.in Bags MAIN 1025, SEALED TENDERS, addressed ° to the undersigned.and endorsed \u201cTender for additions and alterations to the Post Office Building, Quebec, Que.\u2019 will be received at this office until 5 p.m.on Friday, September 24, 1909, for the work mentioned.Plans, specifications and form of contract can be \u2018seen and forms of tender obtained at this Department and on ap- pHeation to Mr.Albert R.Decary, District Engineer, Quebec Post Office Building, Quebec.Persons tendering are notified \u2018that tenders will not be considered \u2018unless\u2019 made on the printed forms supplied, and signed with thelr actual signatures, with their occupations-and places of residence,\u201d In the case of firms, the actual signature, the nature of the occupation and '} place of residence of each member of the.firm must be givén.Each tender must be \u2018accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank, made payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of Public.Works, equal to ten per\u201ccent.(10 p.c.) of the amount {of the tender, which will be forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon, to do so, or fail to complete the work contracted for.If the tender: be not accepted the cheque \u2018will be returned.| The Department does HOT br accept the lowest or any tender.By order: NAPOLEON TESSIER, Secretary.Department of Public Works, Ottawa, September 2, 1909.Néwspapers will not be paid for this advertisement If they Insert ft without authority from the Departme 6 2eod SAVED FIVE LIVES IN LACHINE CANAL Fourteen Year Old Alexander Levy Made ThrHling Rescue Near.Cote St.Paul Bridge.\u2014\u2014msepemeste What might have been à serious drowning accident, in which five persons were in imminent danger, was narrowly averted yesterday afternoon by the presence of mind of a fourteen- year-old bey, who jumped into the Lachine canal.He saved a girl twenty Years of aZe struggling\u2019 in the water and a woman with three chiidren in a rowboat, without oars, in the.middle of the canal and sinking rapidly.The little hero is Alexander Levy, of New York, \u2018who 1s In the city for the home-coming celebrations, and is staying at 1726 St.Catherine street east, Mrs.R.Ness, of 1726 St.Catherine stret east and her three children; Miss Luey Beaubien, of 1707 St.Catherine street \u2018east, and Alexander Levy, were was swamped by the back wash of a tug near the Cote St.Paul bridge.Levy managed to gain the bank-of the canal, but when he saw Lucy -Beau- bien struggling in the; water he dove up and down ang before he caught her and managed to hold her head above the water as he made for the .shore.- | Meanwhile the row boat, containing Mrs.Ness and her children, was\u2019 filling rapidly and sinking.When Levy got the girl on shore, he swam for the boat, the inmates of which were help-\u2019 less, being unable to swim and not having any oars, Levy caught the boat's painter and.towed it, safely fo the bank, (though nearly fuit of water.KERVIN PRESSED TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST SHAMS, * BUT HE WILL NOT DO SO \u2018Cornwall September 9\u2014Mr.Jack Kervin, of Cornwall, who acted as judge-of -play with Bob Taylor in the Shamrock- National nistoh in Montreal | on Saturday last, does not have a great deal to say regarding the attempt of a couple of Shamrock sympathizers, to Hause on the day of the match.He ascribes it to hot-headeïness more than a desire for vengeance for any asup- podd.wrong ruling on his part, and in nn wav.blames the mansgemeiit of the \"Shamrock J\u20ac.J.Doherty, M.P.| | \u201cThe great need of the tity is for a better water\u201d service,\u201d passing down the canal when their boat {7\u201d strike him as he was passing the Club | Lacrosse Club for the action, | A day or two after the incident he re- | CBE ONE QUARTER CITY'S MONEY IS WASTED SAYS ALD.Ma Civic Administration Scathingly Condemned by Prominent Citizens at Two Big \u2018Meetings.An enthusiastic meeting, under the auspices of the Citizens Committee was -held fn the Auditorium, Berthelet : street, last night.Among \u2018the salient points put forth by.the.speakers were the following: \u201cThere are respectable men in the.council, but there are some who are not even fit to sweep the streets of\u201d Montreal.\u201d \u2014 Lt.-Col.F.- Wa.- Hibbard, K.C.\u201cExpenditure is reckless \u2018and 25 per cent.of the money\u2019 spent is wasted.\" \u2014Ald.Jas.Robinson.|.\u201cThe advantages of the hoard of copsrol will be-economy- and.the right \"dismiss incompetent -employes.\u201d MacMaster.ser pére are aldermen who do nothing hut prepare schemes to favor certain contractors.\"\u2014AH.\u2019 A.W.Fraser.\u201cNecessary improvements are lacking, though the annual expenditure is $5,000,000, which is, more than the pro-.vinctal budget.\u201d \u2014Ald.8.J.£ \u201cMontreal policemen have the sorest intellecfs of any in the world.\u2019 \u2014 Mr.A.Blumenthal.+ \u201cThe constablss are the \u2018friends of the salocnkeeper.\u201d\u2014Mr.J.C.Walsh.There.was an open air meeting for the same purpose at the corner of Guy and Notre Dame streets.fifteen hundred people were present.\u201cThe rotten fruits of he present system have been brought into light by the Royal Commission,\u201d said Mr.a said Dr.J.J.Guerin.Col.Hibbard.\u2018Messrs.JF.M.-M.Duff and \u2018Alban Germain also addressed the audience.FN OLD BOYS\u2019 SERVICE.Bishop Farthing Witr Address Special Gathering at Cathedral.A special service for the visiting Montrealers \u201cBack to Montreal\u201d week has been arranged for Sunday after- | noon, September 12, in Christ 'Church Cathedral at 4 o'clock, lt is being held under the auspices ef \u201cFederation of Churchmen's Associations,\u201d the newly organized body composed of the Young Men's Socie- -ties of the Anglican Church, and the preacher will be tha Right Rev.J.C.Farthing, Lord Bishop of Montreal.It wili\"be the inaugural service of the \u201cFederation,\u201d particularly.for men.and as each association will attend, as well as the visitors, it is expected that the Cathedral will be crowded.MAY HAVE' CAFE CHANTANT ON SITE OF VICTORIA RINK Another theatre proposition is under consideration.This time it is to be a Cafe\u201d Chantant.The famous old Victoria Rink, Stanley street, in which Lord Dufferin made a record as a curler, will, if the deal goes through, becOme an up-to-date music hall.Mr.Frank, of the Boston Shoe fame, is the promoter of the scheme, and local people, it is said, have promised to take a financial interest in it.RUNAWAY FROM SCHOOL FOR DEAF MUTES: RETURNS After two days during which time Fully | SEPTEMBER 10: 1909.Distinctive Costumes For Fall : ceeded very well in their - We mal \"orate \u2018effects, in all of the season's materials and shades.When looking at an Ogilvy costume, one instinctively feels that it is the product of an artist\u2014the work of a master designer whose ideal is to produce the very; \u2018best that man\u2019s mind and hands.Are capable of fashioning.So in keep- \u2018ing with good taste are the distinctive styles and shades, \u2014 © so perfect is the tailoring, beautifully finished in every par- R ticular, \u2014so good are the materials, \u2014that most Montreal women who dress.well desire Ogilvy costumes.3 The long coats and knee and hip pleated skirts are the-leading féatures of the new \"Fall = Suits.\u201ccommon sense and.graceful appearance seem to Have \u201cbeen the objects of the designers, and they have suc- efforts.* MWe can show you many charming models in severely plain or more elab- \"superb assortment of imported models from the leading foreign fashion centres, and products of our best Canadian designers.Prices from $25 to $75 Fa specialty of stylish, perfect fitting garments for small women.misses aid girls.See our special values at $17.50 and $20.00.FIRST FLOOR.OUR BIG Dress Goods Sale .to.> you.-800 yards of the new wool Shan- fungs, very desirable for house and street\u2019 dresses, shirtwaist suits, children\u2019s dresses, etc.It's 42 ins.wide, opened yesterday with enthusiasm.The extraordinary values offered in thousands of yards of choice Fall Dress Goods, make this Sale of unusual interest - Here i is our special for Saturday: and comes in pretty shades of navy, reseda, Alice, mauve, golden brown, and black.Very special, per yd.59c MAIN FLOOR.\u2018Comfort, They comprise a 0 WE SPECIALIZE FOR WOMEN, SMALL WOMEN, MISSES AND GIRLS.HE REPUTATION OF THIS HOUSE FOR THOROUGHNE&6 \u2018AND PER- = FECTION IN EVERY DETAIL IS EXEMPLIFIED TO THE HIGHEST \u201cDEGREE IN OUR MANTLE DEPARTMENT.HIGH wr CLASS Tailored Shirtwaists Regular Prices $3.00 to $5.00.\u2018Saturday, Always in demand, and particularly for Fall, these high-grade, natty tailored waists are sure to gc price.tional for perfectly finished stylish models.- quickly at Saturday's There are 15 dozen in the lot; made of pure Irish lirken in plain white, and fancy colored Madras in stripe effects: some with hand em- - _ broidered figures, tucked backs, and FIRST FLOOR.\u2018Men's Underwear, Socks, Gloves, Shirts, Etc.\" fronts; square and round corner $2.00 .The values are excep- link cuffs and laundered collars; perfectly tailored; all sizes; reg.prices $3.00 to $5.00 each.Sat.each .$2.00 sess ese sees £ \u201c urday.Men's grey suede and gloves of a nice medium weight, just the sible for your money, we promise you absoiute satisfaction here.tan cape $1.25.Our special for, each.Nobby fall neckwear, including all , Our Men\u2019s Departments are rapidly filling up with new Fall Goods of every description.ST = If you like nice things, \u2014if you want superior qualities, \u2014if you are looking for the very best value pos- We offer you some special values for Sat- 98c Men's natural cashmere shirts and drawers, unshrinkable, in all sizes, per kind you need for this weather, regular value $1 .25.Special, per pair.98c - the newest designs and color effects; & runaway pupil from the Catholic school for the Deaf Mutes.on St- Dominique st.Ville St.Louis, was returned to the institution .this morning.The boy is only ten years of age! he \u2018was found by the police wandering on Park avenue, and taken to headquarters.Irish Boating Accident.A boating accident which résulted in the loss of one life, occurred at Salthill, near Galway last week.Twd young men named Patrick Burke and Denis M'GratH, decided to go out in & small bokt for a trip in the bay.The weather was very bad at the time, and tie owner of the boat told them not to go anc refused to give them the rowlocks, they seized the oars however, and pro- a quarter of a mile when the boat vas struck by a- heavy swell and capeized.A boat was launched to go to the rescue, but it filled with water almost at once.Both men could swim, and Burke was finally rescued in a very exhausted state, but M'Grath had disappeared, Settling Up Mr.P.H.Roy\u2019s Estate.The properties owned by Philippe Roy, former manager and president.of the\u201d Banque de St.Jean and now sarv- ing a term of five years in St.Vincent de Paul penitentiary, were sold by the sheriff this morning.The first one was a let with.houses situated.Nos.817-828 Sanguinet street and: was adjudicated to Mr.G.W.Parent for $2.305.The second lot and houses were situated at Nos.825-831 of the same street and adjudicated to Mr.Max Frank for $7,200.Results | Count- 7 Better sleep, Steady nerves, | Good digestion, Clear Brains follow a change from cottes to \u201cwell -made :-\u2014- - i _- POSTUM \u201cThere's a Reason ** [its easy.to b the coffee grip and get hold of that feeling of freedom and power to \u201cdo things\u201d that comes with return: \u201cing \u2018health.\u2018 It you are ambitious, read \u201cThe Road to Welivilte\u201d in pkgs.- n m he met, |' - for high grade goods.We are showing many new patterns in men's shirts for fall wear; you will find the prices exceptionally reasonable Priced at $1.-very-good.value at-25c-50er Fe f and $1.00.Men's ribbed Balbriggan shirts and drawers, reg.50c value, for, ca.40c suit.Black, tan or gray cashmere socks, Faney\u2014sriped- \u2014and- embroidered lide thread socks; these sold regularly at 45c, to clear, per pair, at.ceeded to paddle out, and had got about | $1.25 and $1.50 LADIES\u2019 COLLARS Regular 30c to 50c value, 15¢ Ladies\u201d pure linen \u2018collars, pret- tity embroidered in dainty patterns and: delicate shades of sky.pink and\u2019 \u2018mauve or white; sizes 126: 14: HA and 134 inches high: regular 30c to 50c value; a rare saving while they MAIN FLOOR, last, each .Men's flannelette night shirts in go6d full sizes; they were sold regularly at Men's white nbbed cashmere shirts and drawers, regular $1.25 value, for, each .\u2014.$1.00 | BOYS\u2019 OVERCOATS, AND CAPS pair \u2026.On Saturday .we offer you a Overcoats, made of all wool homespun and Scotch tweeds, in fall weight, with farmer satin lining: some with self collars and others with velvet collars to fit 4 to 9 years; regular values $5.50 to $6, 75.Saturday, very special .enables us to offer you such genuine DENTS GLOVES | Dent's English cape \u201cwalking 1 gloves with arrow points and.gussets in fingers: they have | dome fast- every pair guaranteed; reg.$1.50 quality, for .$1.25 : MAIN FLOOR.| esos ee eners and\u201d self and\u2019 red stitching; | savirigs of this character.Just ima: gine receiving one dozen pure Irish linen handkerchiefs for only .55c $1.00 is the regular value; for you must take into account that there œ not a thread of cotton-in them.On sale Saturday.- ~ Also boys\u2019 han ndkerchiefs of fine Irish lawn with colored border.Ting re just the thing for school use.Special, each coon.Or, per \u2018dozen sas Vs en 04 a 2000 een se nc cn nan acc onpin ss HU MAI\" FLOOR.5c ! Regular $5.50 to $6.75.Saturday, for $4.49.If you have not visited our Boys\u2019 Department, it will pay you to do so to-morrow.find unusual values in good clothing for the very little fellows, as well as for the larger school boys.clearing line of boys\u2019 Buster Brown .$4.49 | nbbon .FIRST FLOOR.LABIES' AND SCHOOL CHILDREN S HANDKERCHIEFS Regular Values $1 00, To clear at 55c per dozen.\u2018Only our position as one of the leading linen houses of America Here you will You should see our fine assortment of shepherd toppers in double breasted style with velvet collars; perfectly tailored and good fitting: to' fit 3 to.10 years; reasonably priced from 35, 25 Peak Eton Caps to match.Tams to match with man-o\u2019-war .$1.00 regular 25c value.LADIES SWEATER COATS \u201cThese comfortable sweater coats for ladies are much in demand at We have just received a good assortment in both long and They come in white, silver gray and cardinal.~The sizes aré 36, 38 and 40.Pnces I this season.hip length styles.seams are hand finished.Children's cashmere coats in fall weight.\"ee \u2018FIRST FLOOR.0 020 058 505 005 0 00 0 0 000 0 FIRST FLOOR.CHILDREN'S CASHMERE COATS and are.made with large collars finished with silk and embroidery frills and lined with cream percoline.Sizes 20, 22 and 24 inches long; reg.values $3.00 to $3:50._ Saturday special .ol wa tur ee nese Cena 8175 27st resins spf eat te { if .25¢ Our special, per 19c MAIN FLOOR, BOYS\" SHIRTS An exceptional saving offered at this store in boys\u2019 negligee shirts; well made of a good 3 cord cambric, fast colors: values 5%, to 65c, Saturday 49: \"+0 0 0 05 00 40 0020 McCall Patterns for October are here.MAIN FLOOR, The $3.50 10,$9.50 They cote m cream only, , \u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.$1.95 GLOVES » Ideal for early fall wear are these spun woven silk and frame made gloves for ladies: they come in black with Jersey wrists, in just.the_right weight; : all sizes.Good values , at .area OBc MAIN FLOOR.; LOT J { \u2014 Officers of Reform Association.Special.to the Montreal Star.Toronto, Sept.10.\u2014 The.general Refôrmn Asapciation \u2018vt Ontario, elected the following officers: \u2014Mr.H.M.Mo Hat president; Mr W-.fi.Calvert, Mr.A.Belcourt and Mr.Nicham Janies.presidentss Mr, P.C.Larkin, treasurer and Mr.Hugh, Blain, auditor.The gew sxecutive committee Ix.composed of.var hav at Mr.Vy have A pourais hai AS MP James and aile, Le: te, - Phone \"KP.Sp 4 ï Bellaviile Pastor Accepts Call.ial to the Montreal Star.tleville, Ont, September 10.\u2014Rev.R.8.Laldlaw, for some years pastor of St Andrews Church, this city, has accepted a call from the congregation of Kt.Andrew's Church Brandon, \u201cMan, and the ca Teen ratified at a meeting of the 1e ingaton Presbytery.: Optical , 388 cernes our Op ai om Sir Joseph Ward at Vancouver.| Western Associated Press.Vancouver.B.C., September 10\u2014A atirfing appeal for the solidarity nf the Empire was that uttered by Sir Joseph Ward, before the Canadian Club yesterday afternoon.Sir, Joseph's after-luncheon address was in the nature of a call to arms and a demonstration of the need: of the British Empire for a fleet to protect all its component parts from ail danger of {8 attack by the other srest powers \u2018of the world.fo A Fatally injured by Train, Special to The Montreal Star.Quebec, September 10.\u2014Arsene Pers ron dled at the Hotel Dieu yesterday afternoon as the result of having been struck by à train near Montmorency.Gouraud'e Oriental Beauty Leaves - Jain Jittle booklet of exquisitely berfumed leaves to carey in t pures.À ody oo.nai ba Tor gata! y la te tne FE Ene! Sr Great ones ee BL.New Y FO = ! THE MONTRE AL DAILY STAR\u2014FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1909, .PSE IN RUBBER TSUDA Local Market Was Generally Strong in Line With New York.While the Montreal market was generally strong in line with the excited rise in Wall Street.Canadian Rubber com- \u201c mon ;provided the fireworks by rushing up to 103.' Rubber was the Union Pacific of the the \u201cStreet\u201d a lot to local list, and gave talk about.The \u201cStreet\u201d rumor published in the Star last night that the Rubber dividend might be raised above the 6 per cent, mark, rather strangely enough, originated In Quebec and was gent here over a private wire, It came in with such an air of authority that it was generally concluded that the sender knew wnat he was talking about.- It was the impression on the \u201cStreet\u201d that the buying again came from \u2018\u2018Insiders,\u201d and the rise led to talk of much higher prices, which \u2018will, of course, be realized if the directors decide to pay 6 \" \u2018per cent.er better.- A small lot of Rubber bonds sold as \u2018high as par., 3 } Dominion Steel proved one of the buoyant local Issues, selling from 46% to 471%.There waa probably a little scattered short covering.C.P.R.rallied to 18244, Power was 125% and Scotia 71.Richelieu soid.from 8514 to 8534.There was some optimistic talk around the \u201cStreet\u2019\u2019 on Ogilvie | BUYERS ALD SELLERS Stee] buyers\u2014C.E, Gault, J.Pitblado and Co.W.P, O'Briem, Bruneau and Duputs, Colin M.McCuaig and Co.Steel sellers\u2014R, Forget, Co., Thornton Davidson and Co., McDou- gal and Cowans, Redpath and Co., J.L.| larler, Fairbanks Bros, W.P, O'Brien, L.G.Beaublen and Co., C.E.Gault, Alex, Paterson and Co., C, Meredith and Co,, Gordon Strathy amd Co.Power buyers\u2014Thornton Davidson and Co., McDougall and Cowans, L.J.Forget and Co., F.B: McCurdy and Co./ Power sellers \u2014 C.Meredith and Co., Gordon Strathy and Co.A, F.Riäddell and .: .Rubber buyers\u2014Fairbaaks Bros, J.Pitblado and Co., C.E.Gault, W.J.Turpin and; Co.Gault-Lloyd Jones and Co.Burnett and Wilson, Redpath anda Co., F.Nash and Co.Rubber sellers\u2014J.FE.Gaudet and Co., C.Meredith and Co., McDougall and Cowans, Burnett and Wilson, Fairbanks ~ Bros., R.Forget, ' and Co., Gillett \u2018and Strachan.Brokers View } At noon, Mr.Bdmund Randolph wired: \u201cMy idea of this spectacular advance in Union Pacific is that the bears are being .segregated from their money, dnd that is all there is fn the segregation-rumors © The preferred.stock is \u2018being advanced, probably for the purpose of facilitating operations.1 favor realizing profits on this bulge.\u201d MORNING TRANSACTIONS, Iron\u2014150 at 46, 35 at 46%, 100 at 487%, 125 at 47.10 at 46%, 75 at 47%, 200 at 473%, 50 at 47%.125 at 4744, 10, at 47%, 100 at 47%.a I.P.Cement\u201410 at 180, § ati 180%.Textile com.\u201460 at 74 Duluth-Superlor\u201425 at 64.Ogllvie com.\u201425 at 128%.Soo peoin.\u201426 at 143%.Quebec 3 J.Pitblado and W.P.O'Brien, Redpath NEW MERGER NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY \u2014\u2014 The western report of à \u2018merger of smal] Ontario cement concerns is \u2018not taken seriously in Montreal.In some quarters it is thought that a few companies left out of the big merger had started talk of a new deal in order to annoy the Montreal-interesta; The Montreal triterests were not expressing any annoyance when\u201d seen this morning.TRANSACTIONS ENORMOUS.In Wall Street sales in the first hour were 418,000 shares.By noon the tottal was 789,000 shares, and by one o'clock 1,064,400 shares, ' [FinANeIAL PersemaLS Mr.\u2018T.8.C.Saunders, manager of the Bank of Montreal in Mexico City, is:in Montreal.: - - = 7 Lot Sir Edward Clouston is expected home to-morrow morning.Mr.Percy Cowans is land to-night.LA ROSE WAS OFF TO $7.88.sailing for Eng- the weakness in La Rose, which sold off to $7.88.Star\u2019s Extra | Gave the News Out a Few Minutes After Death of Harriman Was Announced.The Montreal public first heard of the death of Mr.Harriman through The Star bulletins, which were hoisted in front of the down and uptown offices five minutes after the news had reached Montreal.The office of E.and C.Randolph heard the news over their\u201cprivate wire, and immediately telephoned The Star.The story of Mr.Harriman\u2019s death-was in type and the Star extra was selling on St.James street by the time the Associated Press had begun to send the news over the wires,\u2019 \u201cHarriman dead! Harriman dead!\u201d called the newsboys, and in \u2018a few moments people in all walks of life were talking over the death of the great magnate.SOUHTERN BROKER FAILS.Louisville, Ky., September 10.\u2014 The suspension of E.E.Paine & Company, a Stock brokerage firm, with New York and, Chicago connections, was announced 0-day, Col.Carson Visits Special to The Montreal Star.Cobalt, Ont, September 10.\u2014 Lieut.- Col.Carson, the president of the Crown Reserve and Silver Leaf properties, who 1s in Cobalt looking over the latter mine, when asked what the policy of the new control would be said the only intimation of any change Is that some of the Crown Reserve directors are favorable to Silver Leaf.Colonel Carbon came up\u201d te Cobalt immediately after the Silver Leaf meeting the first of the week to size up the situation.He announced that he found the proposition looking very well, and was satisfied it had been a good move on the part of the Crown- Reserve people.a meeting will be held in Toronto to- ¥.> +, There was no ©xpianation® given \u2018for | + Silver Leaf Mine| À WILD RISE FOLLOWSDEATR OF WIZARD (Shorts who Figured on Break in Market were Badly Squeezed Amidst Wildly Excited ; , Trading.nancial world went home last night with the theory \u2018that the worst had been discounted and that the markets would not tremble .at.rriman\u2019s death ther: was, nevertheless, a great deal of inward apprehension, which was not relieved until this morning, when the early London a prices came over E.H.Harriman.the wires.- The Harriman stocks in London opened and closed higher than yesterday.\u201cIn New York, Union opened to-day at 1961, against 193%, the low point of yesterday.The trading was exceptionally heavy, and by 11.30 a.m.Union had been shoved up amidst wild excitement to 202%.At noon it was 202%, then it dropped to 20014.hoe moved gradually up to 20344, then took a flying leap to 206, going off to 20414 by 12.30.} It was the wildest market seen aince the panic of October, 1907.Union Pacific preferred yas also much better.It opened at 106, went off to 105% and then jumped tot 112, ; This is the stock recently manipulated by the people who had counted upon Mr.Harriman*s death in Europe and the subsequent carving up of some of Union Pacific's cash assets.F ! ' Southern Pacific held well) and the general market was strong all round.; It looked as if.the strong interests friendly to Harriman were determined to support the market and squeeze the shorts who had figured that the death of the wizard would be followed by an avalanche of selling.AB It turned out, the.shorts were badly scorched, as Union went up like a rocket.Shortly.before 2 o'clock Union\u2019 sold up to 206%.; : , CROWN RESERVE WAS $4.01.Crown Reserve passed the 34.00 mar \"this , morning, selling at $4.01.Banker McGill Has | Over a Year More Speclal to The Montreal Star.Kingston, Ont., September 10.\u2014 Mr.Charles McGill's term in the penitentiary here will finish one year from next January, allowing him three months\u2019 off each year for good conduct, [I Mr.McGill is stil] employed in the office of the accountant.He was manager of the Ontario Bank.OPENED 34 NEW BRANCH ES.cd bec-Raliway-\u2014\u2014i5-at-52347 Twins\u201425' at 108%.; Rubber\u2014100 at 39, 76 at 89%, B0- 9915, 25 at 99%, 100 at 100, 150 at 25 at 10014, 6 at 101, 225 at 108, 25 at 102%; 25 at 102, 125 at 102%, 25 at 10244.Telephone\u20143 at 147 Canadian Pacific\u201435 at 181%, 26 at 181%, 50 at 182, 25 at 182%.125%.A: rott\u201420 at 68, 10 at 68%.Ilino!s pref.\u201420 at 95, 5 at 95%, 250 at Montreal Street\u20142 at 2124.| Quebec Bank\u20147 at 124%.! R.& O.\u201425 at 856%, 5 at 85, 50 at 85%, 22 at 85.Halifax\u20146 at 118%.Lake of Woods\u201410 at 127%.Crown Reserve-\u2014500 at 4.00, 200 at 4.01, Iron pref.-\u20141236 at 13314, 2 at 138%, 28 at 183%.Scotia\u201425 at 70%, 25 at 7L Rio bonds\u2014$2000 at 92%.Bank of Montreal\u20144 at 251%, 251%, 5 at 252%.* Bank of Commerce\u201425 at 181.Montrea] Street bonds\u2014$100 at 10034.Dominion Cotton bonds\u2014$2000 at 102.Rubber honds\u2014$500 at 98%, $500 at 100, $4000 at 98.St.John Railway Honds\u2014$100, at 10034 Bank of Ottawa~-2 at 210.' 60 at RETURNS ON INVESTMENTS.Compiled by Oswald Bros.: .Rell Telephona .147 Canadian Pacific .182 7 8.85 Dominion Coal com.76; 4 5.28 0, Dfd.eae ees 117 7 5.98 Ttom.Textile com.« \"74 5 6.76 Do, pfd.i «ooo 104 7 8.78 Montreal Street .218 10 4.65 Toronto Street .125 7 5.60 Illinois fd.son oo 95 8 6.32 Lake of Woods com.128 ¢ 4.69 Do., pfd.s.\u2026.126 7 5.56 Montreal Steel'pfd.112 7 62 Montreal Power .126 7 5.60 Montreal! Telegraph .158 8 5.06 Montreal Cotton .+.128 8 6.25 Minn.& St.Paul .143 6 4.20 \u201c Mackay common .83 4 4.82 \u2026, DIA.cove see coves T4 4 5.41 Oglivies pfà.; \u2026 126 7 566 Do.com.\u2026 > ces» 128 T : 547 R.& O.NaV.\u2026\u20260000eveus 85 5 6.08 Penmans Ltd.«ce cee > 55 4 7.27 DO.PIA.coo see vee vo 59 8 6.74 Nipissing .ccveeccercwens 10% 20 - 8.82 Ta ROS .oveeecacescencs, 7% 18 10.18 i 2 Place d\u2019Armes oo Capital, $500000 HS.HOLT 00% | Power\u201475 at 125%, 100 at 125, 26 at Price.Div.Yleld.4 8 \u20185.64 E EL con Doorn Tarder Lake, Ont, September 10.\u2014Rich strikes continue to be made in this district, the most notable during the past week being, on the McCamus property, at Barnard\u2019's Point, This is the second discovery during the past two weeks in this locality, The Harris - Maxwell, | Chesterville, doing better.SALES ON MINING EXCHANGE.Sales to noon-\u2014Black, 2000 at 32 (30 days), 500 at 29%, 700 at 30; Farah, 2000 at 36; Floyd, 1000 at 8;British-American, 6200 at 7%: Nova Scotia, 1000 at 59\u2018; Everett, 500 at 11; U.P., 2000 at 15; Silver Lest, 2500 at 1814; 100 at 1814; Gould, 600 at 6.: ations reported by R.E.Popham & Co, C.P.R.Telegraph Bulging: ; im Asked Cobalt Lake .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.16 15% Cobalt Central .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.36% | 37 Chambers-Ferland .39 40 City of Cobalt .iesecus.61 62 FOBT .cvuecreassies D6 57 Green-Meehan .«.14% 16 Kerr Lake .,eevveereces 8.00 8.05 Ia ROBE .tcoevcoeene T.8.00 Little Nipissing 24 McKinley .91 Nipissing .covecvervnscens 10.70 Nova Scotia .civerecee 4% 56 Peterson Lake .29% 30 Silver\u201d Queen .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.40% 42 Sfivet Leaf .ccectreeeee 17% 1844 Trethewey .s seeeece 1.36 1.37 Ter'iskaming .coeseec.90% si Floyd .» seuu00 senvence T4 8 British-American .s0s Te 84 Everett Lake -.»\u2026\u2026.10 12 Union Pacific .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.14% 164% ., ; Bar silver in London.was 23 13-16 pence, up 1-16.The New York price was 515 cents.Reserve $100,000 i = + = President ROBERT ARCHER , - - Vice-President XKCTB AS Trustee, Guardian, Executor, Administrator Assignee or Receive, Transfer Agent or \u2018Registrar of Stocks of Corporations.Deposits received for fixed periods at Ratas which may be + ascertained on application.¢ .Sil \u2019 i , : '.D.C.REA + = = - = Manager ) \u201c Ce FT IS 4 dam Lucky Boys and Reddicks seem to be.Montreal \u2018Mining Exchange noon quot- | | and request 8 3 J cite the proxy blanks they: have already orward them to the offices branches and- closed- 6.\u201cCANADIANS\u201d IN LONDON.Closing quotations to-day for Canadian stock in London from special cables to the Star and Thornton Davidson: \\ Wed.Thurs.Fri.G.T R.Ist pd .108 1081, 10814 G.T.R 3rd ptd.=.59 59% 59% G T.R.com, .24% 24% 24% Hudson's Bays .0 90 9 90 CPR.189% 189% 187xd G.T.R.GAIN IS $117,181.The Grand Trunk Railway System traffic earnings from September 1st to 7th, 1909: : \u201c ee vs 1909 \u2026.vuseuevos ocersntevroca $939.143 1908 .irececseen vovousensors 821,962 Increase .+.cecenesersanes $117,181 BRITISH CONSOLS WERE OFF.| British Consols were lower at 83 11-16 for money and 83% for account.MCKENZIE & MAN ROAD.\"Canadian Northern Ry.for the first week of! September showed earnings of $190,400, an fricrease of $15,100.STREEL RAILWAY EARNINGS.Montreal Street Rallway Co.earnings for Wednesday, September 8, $11,847.77; increase, $972.47.: AFFAIRS OF ONTARIO BANK.Toronto, Ont., September 9.\u2014Now that summer vacations are over the Ontario Bank matter will be again taken up.The investigation into the claim of the Bank: of \u2018Nfontreal has been delayed, owing to difference as to who should pay the costs of an audit, ' SALES OF UNLISTED STOCKS.w.P.O'Brien reported the following sales of unlisted stocks: Union Pacific, 4000 at 15; Silver Alllance 100 at 44, 1000 at 45; Imp.Crown, 600 at 56; John Black, 2000 at 30: La Rose 100 at 7.88, 100 at 77.8%, 50 at 7.90; Asbestos, 15,000 at 79 flat; Asbestos, 5 at 30, Tr * TORONTO CLEARINGS.Toronto plearings this week, $21,320,589, increase, $1,994,787, LAWSON'S STOCKS.Yukon was 53 to 5%: Bay State Gas, 1.to 1%4,°and Trinity, 12 to 13, LA ROSE AND \u201cNIP.\u201d La Rose in New York was 7% to 8, and \u201cNip.\u201d 10% to 10%.; > GRANBY QUIET, Granby was quiet to-day at 96 to 108.rat CALL MONEY, Call money in New York was 23 to 2% per cent.\u201c ° * \u2019 Lr] a, \\ .Burnait & Co.\u2014It is announced that Kuhn, Loeb & Co., National City Bank interests.and other 1 jng Interests are acting in unison in Uniok Pacific affairs, tockholders to properly) exe- réceived and tof the com \u201cAlthough the f1-{- Tn August Cantdtäh\u201d Banks openet sé} {| ever since \u201cShorts Were Badly Squeezed in Wild Ris ~ ANOTHER SUDDEN OPINIONS OF A LOCAL BROKER In a letter to clients Colin M.McCuaig & Co.say: \u201cCanada will probably re- celve more money for her products from \u2018Europe and the United States this year than in any previous Year in her history, and a large proportion of this must seek investment.This together with the ex.18ting demand from England and foreign countries for our securities, should make for a further genera] advance in this market, and we look for higher prices in the bonds and stocks of those companies which have sufficient business capital, and are under good and capable management.\u201d ro : Mr.death came at an opportune moment as far as the stock market was concerned, for it gave the financial world nearly 20 hours to think things over and get its house in order.Although expected, the news nevertheless came with stunning force to holders of stocks, many of whom must have spent a sleepless night speculating upon how the market would take the death of one of the world\u2019s greatest jugglers of men, raliroads and millions.: : meer Credit must be given Wall Street for breaking down the barriers and arriving a?an accurate estimate of Mr, Harri- man's real physical condition.Surrounded as he was by an army of faithful friends, physicians and nurses, all happy and anxious to give out the most glowing accounts of his condition, Mr.Harriman could not conceal the truth from the \u201cStreet,\u201d which had gleaned the fact, goodness knows how, that he was a doomed man.\u2014\u2014 The town of Hosmer, B.C., had Ita first labor demonstration this week.The C.P.R.has a large coal mining plang at Hosiner, and Mr.C.R.Hosmer, after whom the town was named, has made it several gifts.- The C.P.R.carried 9,675,075 passengers last year.The average journey per passenger was 109 miles.This 1s how the C.P.R.acquired the $76,313,000 1t took in last year: From passengers .$120,153,000.83 From freight .48,182,520.11 From malls .000 0e 778,822.35 From sleeping cars, express, 7,198,977.67 elevators, tel.and mis.Duluth continues to be a white ele- phaïft on the hands of the C.P.R, but \u2018it is doubtful, just the same, if the C.P.R.could be induced to part with the con- tro! of the road.C.P.R.guarantees Duluth's bonds, and this year had to advance the Duiuth the sum of $140,000.By this time Duluth must owe the C.P.R.pretty close to $5,000,000.How the stock market figures out the oft-repeated expression that \u201cDuluth a going to be another \u2018Soo\u2019, Is a mystery.Optimistic On Lawson\u2019s Stock President.Guggenheim Expects Big Things In 1910.CL ; I \u2018President Gugzenheim, of the Yukon.Gold Co., says: \u201cThis year the company could Trot operate rrmuch=more-=thar-50-\"\"Fhe-heaviest-holdings-or-record-in-the-t per cent.of the capacity \u2018of the mining apparatus\u2019 and rhachinery now \"installed in the Yukon fleld.The new water .supply system will be In full operation early next spring, and the plant in full operation.Our engineers are certain that the output of gold for 1910 will be about double this year's clean-up.There is no question that during the season of 1910 the company will be able to take out of the ground at least $2,500,000.\u201d New Lake Superior Directors to Meet The diréttors of the Lake Superior Corporation adjourned Wednesday to meet at the \"S800\" next Monday.The directors and officers of the company will pend geveral days inspectinæ the property.Among those present will be Mr.Robert Fleming, of London, James R.Keene On Speculation Without it, Great Plunger Says Busi- © ness Would Soon Decay.Some people think they can stop speculation.0la@ Mrs.Partington be- lÎleved in her ability to sweep back the Atlantic.She tried\u2014it might becaven said that she worked herojcally, \u2018But she didnt succeed.The Atlantic beat Mrs.Partington.The spirit of speculation is born with the man.Providence has impressed fn his brain and heart the betting fnstinet.It is the one greatest of Ali the gifts with which we are endcwed.It is responsible for civilization's progress in every country of the world.Without it in our own land.population and wealth would represent but a third of what they do to-day; science and invention would be back one hundred years, and the im- meagurable ald our country has given, through Its wonderfud development, to the teeming and half-fed populations of the older countries would still be in the womb of the future.mean to say, that without speculation\u2014call it gambling if vou wish-\u2014initiative and enterprise would cease, business decay, valuez decline, and the country would go back twenty years in less than one.; \u2018ake, for instance, the whole field of jnsurance\u2014fire, marine and life.They seemingly present to the casual view the greatest of all hazards, yet this most beneficient speculation, which sngages the capital of corporations and |.individuals, has heen so thoroughly demonstrated that except in years of pestilence, earthquakes and wars, it fs robably as safe an Investment as can e found.; It is the fashion now, I know, and against Wall Street and its apecula- tions.Yet Wall Street is\u2019 the brains and heart of the\\country, and, with its wondrous speculative activities, is the.greatest force behind our national growth and expansion-Jas.R.Keene, -{n interview in New York Herald., COPPER IN LONDON.London copper, easy; spot, £68 15a, off 2s 6d; futures, £59 12s 64; oft 2s 6d.GAU Bonds dealt in Stocks and oT WO SELEPHONE it 4 : ders in the London f can remember, to inveigh | BROKERS OFFICES \u201cKEPT OPEN ML - THROUGH NIGHT Handling Business That Was Sent Over to London Mark-.Shortly after Mr, Harriman's death yesterday some of the Montreal branches of Wall Street houses were notified that the offices in New York would keep open al] night for the execution of or- arket, which, of course would be the first to show the effects of Mr.Harriman's death London starts business five hours before Wall Street, and the first London prices began to arrive in Montreal about 6 o'clock this morning.It is needless to say that general re- Hef was experienced when the\u2018 early pricas showed an actual advance over last night's closing.~~~ Local houses said that they handled quite a little business \u2026 for execution across the water.BANKS HAVE 2,118 BRANCHES.4 There are now 2,118 branches of Can- {adfan banks scattered throughout Canada, the States, Newfoundland, London, and the West Indles, Goole oo oe of ole ops oe oo ole ole fe oe oe tete FLAGS AT HALF MAST, New York, September 10,\u2014Out- ward signs of sorrow at the death of Mr.Harriman were numerous in the financial district to-day.The of the Stock Exchange was at lf-mast, and similar tribute was paid by other institutions and banking houses.All the Harriman offices in New York will be closed until Monday, with the exception of the treasurer's offices and the {ransfer offices of the compan-.es.peck kok kb dbdeb ded deb b dd EXPECT 50 P.C.DIVIDEND.At the annual meeting of the.Halley- bury Silver Mining Co.at Halleybury, it fs probable that a 50 per cent.dividend will be declared.The company is capitalized at $50,000.: Harriman Had Many Millions desfaefecforfenferfecfoocdscferterfeofeefecfeeteode de Bobrfelerideodefobefefedeoleofeodeinh ab + Bankers Guess as to the Extent of His Fortune.(From the \u2018Special Correspondent of the Montrea] Star in Wall Street.New York, September 10.\u2014Wall Street bankers who have beeii assocfated for years with Harriman in his financial railroad and stock market operations vary widely in their guess at the extent of his fortune, and their figures run all the way from $200,000,000 to $400.000,000.It 1s admitted that the bulk of Harri- man's fortune is in the form of securities, bonds and stocks.In addition.he owns valuable real estate In New York city, while his country \u2018mansion and land holdings at Arden are estimated to be worth $4,000,000, He also has extensive estates in Oregon.There 1s on record with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington a list of holdings of the ten largest stockholders in the rallroad companies of the country,\u2018 This list gives the Harriman holdings in seven large railroads as being worth $156,083,500 par value, the market value naturally being much greater, Le = : name of Harrtman were held by him as\u2019 \u2018trustee of the Union Pacific\u2019 and Southern Pacific, of which railroads he was head, « But there are in addition other se- \u201ccurity holdings of Harriman in rallrgads, banks, trust.and steamship companies which are not on record with the Inter-' state Commerce Commission.and which as a rule represent hfs personal investments.\u2019 Harriman probably owned more stocks than any other.man in the country.8.Ss.A Big Thing for Toronto Street 8.What the Industrial Fair means to the Toronto Railway is Indicated by the earnings of the local road and the Mont- rea] Street Railway last week.Ordin-' arily the gross receipts of the two roads are close together, but last week Toronto Railway's gross receipts were $93,644, and the Montreal road's $75,062, a difference of over $18,000 in favor of the Toronto Railway, Lemon and Grape Prices Advanced Fruits of all kind are In active demand, with quotations on lemons and grapes: higher than last week.Messrs.the Peterson quote to-day: PINEAPPLES En ) \u2019 Toronto and Winnipeg.I he En lander - is so simple a child can haadie it.Wil i ess New Misa Victoria Cartier and Mrs.Mar- ; g .make a handséme cofich For any strong | a ae ape rip to To J Ents comfartahle bed.The.frame ronto and- Niagara Falls.2 being made of iron, will stand any -.Ww | | \u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Harold J.Larrenrs, Que e weight, and will last and-wear indefi- Ne Goods \u201c ct \u2018 h « ok bunk B a returned from 5 nie.LL EP PE al rl : >.| ennebu each, Maine.ons .; an NSS are alg Ju Je on fp tes i re te .\u2014 Wallace, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.ation.The regular value of this couch ~~ 1 E.E.Wallace, 418 Guy street.- is $17, now, including mattress, ne \u2014\u2014\u2014s Sh .; Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Skinner, Sher- C all You gr Read | O 1 brooke street, are the guests of Senator ANE 0 y and Mrs.Forget, at Sennéville.- MURPHY CO viel > À > Lady Allan and family sailed to-day N= 2 i : by the Tunisian for Bnglagd,.where ! > | To Murphy's \u2019 .they will remain for some time, Put Ri ht Onl Miss Jessle Ramsay sailed by the ; .Grampian to join her elster in Scot- 1 land.They will spend the winter in Paris pra pa (ae a ; an dE A 7 i tr a Miss Helen Thompsen, daughter of ; d w= Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Thompson, will a ur ay \u201d | return -to school In England this autumn.i , } Mrs.A.R Allan, of Brockville, who - has been visiting her son, Mr.Travers Allan, 85 Sherbrooke street west, has Not 48 Hours Aso 4 Lin : y + 1 .Uni ; returned to Brockville, D 5 s Ago That Heavy Cotton Stocking First 1909 Shipment Dress Waists and Mr.and\u2019 Mrs, William Henschel, of 3 ; .\u2019 ë ; a \u201c Riva)?: ; 3 Montreal, are guests at.the.Royal irect From Paris Came \u2014Heavy But Not Coarse Of \u2018\u201cLa Rive\u201d Gloves Trim Walking Waists .|Aiexandra, Winnipeg, for a fow days Thi even.: \u201c rs Have vou seen our new styles in before leaving for Vancouver.New Neckwear We have it in combed Maco cotton - It brings La Rive fresh from black tafféta silk at $3.95 and Dr.and Mrs.Randolph Hensel and It was designed in Paris.It was ihe very hest and ; finest\u2014 the factory of Grenoble.85-00?Or qu£ blues black sifk pail- Miss Nancy iersey, who have been.IRON TABLE BED.' ca oo ?ack.of course, fast black, ela- lete waists at 85-00?We are .§| visiting Dr.Hersey s parents, have left D \u201cBack to Montreal\u201d time, when every bit of available space embroidered by hand in Paris.\u201cstic and stainless; entirely new \u2014the same fine quality of selected delighted with the style of them.for their home in Wheeling, West Vir- has ng ak, the iron Table Bed\" finds .manv grateful owners.It was made in Paris.It was alse: 2 Souble sols and PE kid.We think you will also be.ginta, For day use toile up into a neat, eompract fables and at night CPS \u2018shipped direct from Paris tn eur spiice rien.an oes; s zes | The engagement is announced of out nto a comfortable, strong and sanitary be cry sultahie = i store.More than that we can.| Le in.Price.a pL + Jol \u2014the same high grade of morkman- We Have New Miss Marjorie Root, daughter of Mr.room or sitting room.ALL SIZES.; .Another line at % pairs for rt \u2019 and Mrs.Charles I.Root, Rosemount not say.We want you to sce it ship.Moire Underskirt avenue, Westmount, to Mr.Simpson 2 ft.6 x,6 ft, at.LoL 3900 fox STL a REDDING, Buk 2 to say tha: this is the greatest de- \\- though?hat's why we put it : .\u2014_ à a 2 ; fac- fl h.That % eV | Oo h N r ; Shi the same perfect cut and fit, 1 ncerskirts ; Garland.BEL EE attend this sale, as fn Sons cages we are selling below manu in the window.Aré¢ you passing Other New ipments h In most every good color you can Mr.and Mrs.R.B.Reid, Hampton turers\u2019 prices: - j re rte \u2014the same wearing properties.urers Pp = .this way to-night?Or to-mor- .: mention, and some colors in two Court Apartments, have returned row?The silk sles In in much Geman \u2014the same guaraniee.and three different shades; price nome from England and Scotland Co : TS in black.#5 ; $2.95 or any price up to where they have been.for the past .Others in tans or black at, 5500 \u2014the same price\u2014$1.25.New Silk Petticoats at wo.three months.Le 200 _ PAIRS 3 : ; .for._ $ 79 $10.00.312.50 and Miss Wonham has returned after a A New Veil Came With It \u2018Extra fine &: gauze \"Lisles \u201cwith dou- the shades of course are new.: 214.5 three months\u2019 trip to Europe, and is 1 : P WS | Te a great wide opon meshobut pète pole af ce ces à 5 p0 now at Tarentella Villa, Richelieu, the (Main Floor.) : .e ., : : A .; .summer residence of her father, Mr.; \u2019 very fine\u2014searcely visible\u2014ex- for.cv nine en 81.00 Cosy Coats For Girls New Autumn Ribbons PV x Worhar.A TTI fama na variety ot carefuiy ses \u201csually sold at 3250 pair.On cept where the cross threads Little and Bi : i ; Mr.and Mrs, Chas.P.O'Neil an- lected subjects.WIIL be displayed Usually sold a 75 pair.| join; there a chic chenille spot E t e Ti hts! : £ ; Opened Up nounce the marriage of their nicce, n 3 tables.sale Saturday, lixtra Special, is fastened in\u2014a brown spot al-.\u201cques rienn 2 There's | one in hunter red we All widths from the narrowest to Miss Evelyn M.O'Neil, to Mr.Homer TABLE No.}\u2014Plctures worth - ; ! ternating with\u2019 a geen one+ would like you to see; it has the widest; widths for millin- E.Grace! The wedding will take place $IHO, BE.ee : 76e } ; i \u201cOurs are all wool, as all Eques- © such a dash of girlish style to .ery and sashes: new lored on the 20th of September, | TABLE No.2 2\u2014Pietures worth simply charming in its effect ich h 1d be I I it! Price ranges according to Det : Black co $2.00, n - .-B1.00 ._ Lu .trienne tights shou \u2014all woo _ Duchesse; new: blacks; new Mrs, Percy Barton, Calgary, and her NL Ete & x : gy | Price.rote te oe °c .-90 th ough and through.size.For girl of'\u2018about 15 years plain taffetas; new fancy taf- sister, Miss Marguerita Harrison, have TABLE Ne.re 50 APPRENTI = Others at from .25 to $2.00 Toug £0 fr it would be.$14.50 fetas.New Black Velvet.© arrived in town to spend the winter $300, Mn.cnr ee ree BLO : .\u2018 with their parents, Mr.and Mrs M 5 00 Ski « u : James Harrison, Westmount.- ore $ .rts N .D .G d U d 1% ik The marriage took place quietly re- vin S - > i cently in Portland, M ,.A We have had to repeat our Fall order.alrcady.for .cw Tess cods ncovered : \u2019 - Florence E.Whittredge.af Boston to Sa ur av 3asement a these special $35.00 Panama and Venetian skirts of ; ; ; .\u2018 Mr.F.Stanley Shaw, of Montreal.Mr.ours.Isn't that significant of something?New Successés Made Manifest 2 | and Mrè.Shaw on their return from We have the most complete Stave © à 0 \" their wedding trip will reside at 110 1, | 1.00 1 Department in Montreal.A Display to Demonstrate i it Grescent street.COOKING RANGES, from $10 c ief .> = At St.George's Chuürcl - to 8100.Sample Handkerchiefs , À step closer every day will bring a man to any goal.% four vesterdan afternoon, oe past LE Lo \u2014 Le * Se it is with us in Dress Goods.We are nearer to perfection to-day 1 took place of Miss Nora Alice Mathews, x niet Saturda an Kinen, Jace-trimmed FE * than we were a season ago.We are striving for it.That's why.Striving LT re omes A.Mathews, Saturday, © ch ee 00 ae ae 0 «12 wood .À erchiefs, Saturday, cac : As 2 every day\u2014eternally striving\u2014striving to out-do what we have already done, - Mr.James Mitchell Jones.of Rock .) _ _no \u2018matter how satisfactory it was.Thus it is our $1.00 display.to-morrow {| Ferry, England.The : \u201cThe Merallie \u201cApe Te : will have more quality, more color, more beauty, -more refinement, than any : performed by the Rev.oT sen \u2018 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014sssss= co : ; previous demonstration.\u201d A new y record has been established\u2014 4] in The Cobourg, 178 Stanley street.+ In Dress Trimmings .\u2014In 52 inch Broadcloths.at \u201c181.00 \u2014In New 48 inch satin- Cloths, at $1.00 .The niarriage of Miss Anna M.Wea- \u2014in New traverse cotele weaves \u2014ln New shadow- \u201cstrips Worsted gant.third daughter of the late Dr.The metallic age it surely is.Gold, silvér, oxidized, {LP Lan Now.Raye Cloth, (52 inches) ! \"Now Sik nd w | Sh \u2014.Cormmrall, OL Mir, Reginaia D : oo ; ; ; ue ; \u2014 \u2019 \u2014In New Si an vo antung, > rw nt.to re egina 3.platinum effects in dress trimmings have brought to our at.- .$1.00 at.$1.00 Wiggett.of Sherbrooke, P.Q.t k trimming department a wealth of rare beauty that mo \u2014in New Shadow- -striped Broadeloth at.M LL \"$1.00 place at\u2019 the residemce of the brit age has ever known, before., ; unecle, Mr.G.C.Smith, West Front, Coma > - wall, Wednesday evening.The ceremony _ was performed by the Rev.T.J.Stiles, i rector of Trinity Church, Cornwall.The bride, who was given away by her un- QUEBEC HEATERS.look at our .ices: 7 Friday cle, was gowred in an ivory Directoire pr, WILDER'S BEAUT HART'S CARBON FILTER \u2014 * satin gown with yoke and sleeves of No.à 3.Valigens price, - ol - 83:00 A range with a re ord =$19, 75 Montreal water will he made pura baby Irish, and the overskirt trimmed No.4 Wilder's price .8.00 See this $30 range, for and eT rN iider Huaran: September 10th, with silk fringe ard tassels.The Sold with the Wilder guarantee: Sold with the Wilder guaraniee:.ton se on puaranteed or .bridesmaid, Miss Hilda Carman Smith.Money back.if rot satisfactory.Money back if not satisfactory.money refunded.: cousin of the bride, wore a dress of 1909 pale blue silk mulle over blue taffeta \u2018 silk.The house was decorated with ! white and pink carnations and China asters.The ceremony took place under 2 gallon.Wilder's price .$4.00 4 gallon.Wilder's price .5.00 \u201c6 gullon.Wilders price .6.00 Store Close: A o 7/1 y 5.30 p.m.x me an arch of orange blossoms and bell 5 ; = - - of white asters.Mr.E.Montague Wig-: of : sy gett, hrother of the bridegroom, was : LS - ; groomsman.Mr.and Mrs.Wiggett .; ; | ; ; Lt aad .- .TEA SPOONS, Wm.A.Rogers\u2019.guaranteed, beaded or plain pat- q & = / There are many kinds Saguenay: on à trip to Quebec and the tern.Packed & in fancy, box.Reg.$3.00 dozen.Saturday, box 87c So i of so-called.\u2018\u201c\u2018water- J SUGAR SHELLS, gach in satin lined box.Reg.Tae.Saturauy .ane \" IT VES, each in satin lined care, reg.The.Saturday .30c roof\u2019 goods, but only BUTTER KNIVES, : \u20ac ; .4 AR Laser Cravenette\u2019\u201d Ç Ticket Seller Arrested.CREAM LADLES, cach in satin lined case, reg.$H25.Saturday .\u201c69e DINNER SET No White 2nd gold.The *Cravenette\u201d* -Special to The Montreal Siar.- BERRY SPOONS, cach in satin Toed case, rex, $1.50.Saturday DRE plover leaf patiern.Fredericton.N.B., September 10.GRAVY LADLES, cach in satin lined ease, reg.$1.25.Saturday \u2026- 75¢ pieces.Jeg.8.00.at - $9, 95 ' \u2014 8 \u201d AD - i ati \u201ci Ser leg, $3.00, Ny r , To rday.Process is patented\u2014 , The mysterious disappeararice of the oy STER LADLES, cach in satin tined case, Reg $3.00 vturday, RY di urdax product - package \u2018containing $835 at the Cana- FREE DELIVERY to Montreal West, Rockfield, Blue Bonnets, Lachine, Dixie, Dorval, Strathmore, Valols, Lake- .- J * side and Point Claire every Friday Friday, and-St.- Lambert, Longueull,.Montres! South every Saturday.\u201c during the ticket seller's brief absence ! has been solved, and .ticket seller George R.Beach is now in jail.He has admitted .his guilt.It appears that Beach has been short in his accounts for two or three years.but he >\u201d has been successful in covering up the SR shortage hy manipulation of cheques 292 St.Catherine Street W.H.A.Wi Ider & Co.\u201d ; or\u2019 ideal and account hooks.| .= \u2019 , = ST : \u2014 \u201cfor Rata.| tosis Trceenveroa a, BROCKVILLE FAR OPENED.| GD] CGT ALS | Fall Underwear dian Pacific station last Wednesday ed.coats and Rainy.Special to The Montreal Star.\u2018Sir Wilfrid Laurier Delivered Eulogy \u2019 Day and Outing _ Toronto, September -10\u2014Harry | on Hon.G.P.Graham.| in DIAMOND RINGS Howarth, .an Englishman, arrested- in | è ; ar i See \"ape wood Har Skirts.Iti 18 1i ght porous, company with 12-year-old Ethel Man- Special to The Montreal Star.! Bates ire ¥ i Rh Ta For Men comfortable aude d ning, of Paris, was charged yesterday Brockville, Ont, September 10.-The ; T with abduction of a girl under 14 |Brockville Fair had an auspicious \u2026.GENUINE.! fine weather, yet proof years of age.Howarth waived coun- opening Thursday afternoon with Sir \"Cashmere Shirts and : à | .} LT sel and pleaded guilty, He was re- Wilfrid Laurier performing the formal : : / F 4 hy ; Al, against the heaviest down- | manded for a week for sentence.Tho |.ceremony.The Premier recéived an D iamond Solitaire Rings, Drawers at a5c each \u2019 fi : ; J R: ill neith maximum, punishment fs \u2018life.imprl- |ovation.He was recelved hy a de- .* ; pour.Rain will neither wet ?ï 48.510, $12 & $15 A sopment, with the lash, putation consisting of the Fair Pres 3 | \u2019 ; \u2018nor spot it.dent, D.J.Forth, A.E.Donovan, M.x t sol It is now time to change your IA.A.M.Patterson, acting-Mayor Noting al Go light-weight summer underwear See that y ou get the \"lof Brockville, and W.C.MacLaren, \u2018 in nou for a Mittle heavler weight est \u201c \u201d __ M resident of the Board of Trade.\u2019 are offering this à 8 ought that you.must wear ! A genuine Cray enette ¢ not Drinking en p Sir Wilfrid \u2018eulogized the Parliamen- LADIES GiM R NGS.| value in Cashmere shirts and } t from this ridin 0 30 set with Pearis, are , piece areas ee come Something guid to be Just arene sen fom thls riding bot Li: Sold gly ge wien Pan, ca || BEN nana foin in ob ut ask your desler to show you as g You can tell by Not ot Reliable tleularly outspoken in his estimation | Very large \u2018varièts \u2018of patterns, class manner.every garment 4 | A the \u2018Cravenette\u201d Registered _ of Hon.G.\u201cP, Graham, Minister of | from si 75 to 810.00.J] guaranteed unshrinkable.u { or - 7] Ralwaye\u201d whonr he-said\u201dwas making] _ UE [I Very Special.cach.= J Trademark, which is Employers Want Sober Xen: d at the head of that départment.dE >, WEDDING RIN: S, rv Spec ac A ~- stamped on every yard Ê.He noted with pleasuf that Mr.Gra- @ j + \u201c4 ol.ham was on a fair way towards put- À ; 18 Karat Gold.- The Knit- to-Fit Mi te.\u201cthe genuine Cravenette Competition.is too keen and life is tdo ting new life into the Intercolonial $3.50 to $12.00 9 \u2019 ii strenuo or an employer to keep men railway.4 = a; cloth, andis inside the collar on his pan poil rhone norves ure \u2018unsteady The Premier said, he was 67 years jewenery Manufactured and Lepaicea || RE RET [AIL_BR ANCH {oT BRAthis-was\u2014 the time In his ] Garments for Women of » Raincoat.; 13 Every line of business is beginning to old\u201d Watches Cleaned, Repaired and blic career that he had officiatea | Warranted for ono year, $1.00.\u2018Further parti obtai -close its doors to drinking men.- pu year, loulare can ned Drunkenness is à disease, and, like most at\u2019 the opening of an agricultural ex- 597 St.t.Catherine St.West.om re lime ss Well dlgeases, haz its remêds.Orrine is the |-hibition and in conclusion hé express- | D - BE ATTY \u2018Try one on and see how perfect fittin and © \u201coi it is\u2014soft, restful and comfortable.end le of \u201cGALT.FLERCE- \u201cmaterial land ais « booklet show.| © ing some of the styles.We'll be pleased: to send one free.reliable treatment.and is sold under a 6d his appreciation of the honor \u2018con- ; or.oe TTT ntée fo effect a cure of ferred upon him.~~ 37 ST.PETER STREET.\u2018 .Fd ey will bo.Fefunded.Orrine is pat - _\u2014 OPp, \u201cWitness Office.\u201d Forestry Branch After Railway.in two.forme: No.3.which can be used , A erm ee == | Special to The Montreal Star.od RT on lea | MY.Kinrade's Services Appreciated.|: Ty, Brooklyn Stardard Union days | Ottawa.Ont.September 10.\u2014The Special tn The Montrea! Star that \u201cthose Jeapie em the rural reo Forestry Branch of the Interior Dee Îton\u2019 t.\u2018September 10.\u2014On Hlofis who Jeer a anhattan\u2019s horse \u2018partment has lodged a complaint | Oe Boner, the Board C&rs may take note that the Baltimore [against the Great Northern Railway, ot Education last night passed a re.City council Is preparing to pave a [charging that it does not follow the pe + of ation nt the: ger-|-strest.with cobblestones.\u201d regulation of the Raflway Commission os ha i | X vices \u201crenders by.Mr, -T.L.Rinrade \u2014 as regards providing netting for loco- i Jo Bt Cath treet\u201d shot: ing the thirty-four years helwar|l Try our Watch repair department.[motive :fireboxes, and as a result : à sthes store É Honed's R Hessoley, Jeweller, 256 St.James St.\"causes the read of fire, & services.\\ à -\u2014\u2014 \u2018Auperficiai foot fe \u201c BRIERE-MORRIS \"x Marriages .AU- notices of snd Deaths mist be endorsed with the names and addresses of the per sons sending same.\u2018 Births, BIRTHS.ARMITAGE \u2014 At the Rectory, Picton, Ont.on September 1.1909, to Rev.W, L.sand Mrs.Armitage, à daughter.* ARTER \u2014 On September 5th, 1303, at A to Mr, and Mrs: W.E.H.Carter, a son.\u201c GARRETT \u2014 On September 5th, 1903, at Handford Fruit Farm, Grimsby, Oot, thé wife of Guy LL.Garreti, of a daughter.* HOWES \u2014 On September .7th, 1809, at St: Michael's Hospital, Toronto, to Mr.and Mrs.L.8.Howey, a son.\u201d LYON \u2014 At Toronto.on September Sth, 1909, to Dr.and Mrs.Murtimer Lyon, a daughter.* SULLIVAN \u2014 At 114 Robie street, Halifax, N.&., on September ail, to Mr.and Mrs.BE.A.Sullivan, twins\u2014boy and girl.» ' ; \u2019 ! THOMPSON \u2014\u2014 On September 6th, 1909, at Toronto, to Mr.and, Mrs.Joseph P.Thompson, a daughter.* MARRIAGES.ALLOWAY-ANDREWS-On September 8, 1909, at St.Cathbert's Preshyterian Church, St.Lambert, Que.by the Rev.Wm.Muünro, W.Forbes Alloway, son of Dr, ©.J.Aljoway,-of Montreal, to Margaret Brown Andrews, daughter of Walter Andrews, Faq.of St.Lambert, Que.\u2014 On August 31st, 1908, at St.Thomas.Aquinas Chureh, by Rev.Father Polan, Mary Therese Morris to Arthur Alian Briere, both of.this city.215 GLASS-JUDAH-At \u201cVilla Rosa,\u201d Der- chester street west, on September Sth, 1909, by the Rev.Canon Ellegoode, Lewis Gordon Glass to Sarah Ozden Judah, youngest daughter of the late Frederick T.Judah, K.C.2162 McCULLOCH-GURD\u2014On September 7th, at 65 MeGill College avenue, by the Rev.F.Day, assisted by Rev.Hugh \u2018Pedley, Olive F.Gurd, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Gurd, to Mr.John McCulioch, of New York, son of Mr.and Mrs.William McCulloch, of Pitts- field, Mass: MITÉHELLJONES - September 9th; ë soh-Smyth, \u2018at St.\" George's Church.Montreal, James Mitchell-Jones, late ef Rock Ferry, Cheshire, England, to Nora Alice Mathews, daughter\u2019 of Thomas Mathews, late of Upper Norwbod, London.(London and Liverpool, Eng., papers please copy.) OULSTER\u2014JACKSON \u2014 On Angust 27.in Glasgow, Scotland, by Prof.N.G.A, Tressler, OF; Springfield, Ohio.W.M.Oulster, \u201cof Torento, to Ethel Gertrude, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Jackson, of Montreal, WHITE- HONOR \u2014 At Port Hope, Ont, by Rev.Edwin Daniel, on September 8th, 1809, Harry Spence White, of Toronto, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Henry White, Port Hope.to Ruby Ethel, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James F.Honor, Port Hope.* DEATHS IN THE CITY.COATES\u2014Tyril Arthur Thomas Coates, at 320 Cartier street, city, on September 30th, 1909; aged 5, years and\u2019 §& months, Ln 216 2 GROULX - On Tuesday, Tth inst., Mr.Fabien Groulx, at the age of 52 years, 5 months and 12 days.Funeral will take place\u2019 on Saturday, 11th inst, 1909, at 8.15 a:m., from his late residence, 5 Papineau square, to Ste.Bri- glide Chureh, and thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Parents, friends and acquaintances please accépt this in- mation.215 2 GREIG \u2014 Entered into rest, at 105 Mil- ; ton street, on the Sth September, 1909, Janet Edwards Denoon, in her soth year, relict of the late John Greig.Fun- > eral private, 215 HARRIS\u2014On September 9.Murie] Ester, only daughler of Mr.and Mts.C| F.Harris, aged 1 year and 2 months.Funeral private on Friday, September 10.HADLEY~-On Seplsihber 4th, 1909, at his residence, L.oWeér Lachine Road, Verdun, Isaac Hadley, in his 75th year.216 2 KERRIGAN\u2014Oh the 8th instant, at the General Hospital, Henry Lawrdnce Ker- \\Hgan, aged 40° years, Futreral hotice ater.215 \u2018MATHEWS On .McGUIGAN-\u2014In this city, on September - \u201conly: sop .0f thé late Thomas McGuigan; ©.aged 43 years and 8 months.Funeral | from his late residence, 162la Labelle street, on turday \u2018morning, at 8.30.Friends and acquaintances aré respectfully invited to attend without further: notice.(Toxonto and Rutland papers please copy.) MAXWELL \u2018\u2014 At 188 Cots Bt.Antoine Road, Westmount, P.Q., an Monday, September 6th, 1909; Johan MacBean, beloved wife of Edward J.Maxwell, Funeral private.218 4 VINCENT-\u2014At Turcot Village, on September 8th, 190%, at the age of bl years and 5 months, Pierre Vincent, beloved husband of Mary Allard.Funeral wili také place on the 11th inst., from his \" late residence, No.26 St.Alphonse st., Turéot Village.at 7.45 a.m., for St.Clotiide\u2019s Church, and from thence to Cotg des Neiges cemetery, Friends and acquaintances please attend: DEATHS OUTSIDE THE CITY.BEATTY \u2014 At Hamilton, Ont., on Bep- tember Sth, 1908.Oliver Beatty, third son of the lata Captain Oliver Beatty, aged 43 'vears.* i BLOTHERWICK \u2014 On September 7th, 1999, at Toronto, Jane Isabel Sinclair, wife of Harry Biotherwick, aged 39 years.* CAYLEY \u2014 On September 5th, at Salt Lake City, Frank Cayley, third son of Hon.Wm.Cayley, Toronto, in his 65th year.* HODKINSON \u2014 On September Sth, 1808, at Toronto, Martha, widow of the late JIno.: Hodkinson, in her 63rd year.LITTLE \u2014 On Setember 7th, 1909, at \u201cToronto;\u2014Jenathan Littes\u2014 | MCCLARY \u2014 On September Tth, 1909, at | of: London, Ont, Mary Pavey, wife\u2019 John McClary, in her 70th years QUA \u2014 At Paris, Ont.on September 8.1909, Annie M.Capron, relict of (he late John C.Qua.* SIMMERS \u2014 On September 7th 1908, at Toronto, lewis S8immers, In his 68th year.* \u2018BUTHERLAND \u2014 At Hastings.Ont, on September 7th, 1908, Murgaret Lauder, widow of the late John Sutherland, of Cobourg, Ont.aged 80 years.® ; ANNIVERSARY MASS.; CLARK\u2014Requiem ahniversary mass will be sung in St.Aloysius Church on Monday morning at 7 o'rlock.for the repose of the soul of the late George R.Clark, who died on September 13, 1908.REF.HAMILTON \u2014 Anniversary mass- will be sung on Baturday morning, September 11th, at 6.30 am., at the Misericordé Chapel, Dorchester sireet East, for, the.regime of the soul of the late Miss Catherine Hamilton, who died September 11th, 1508.\u201cMay her soul rest In peace\u201d : 215 2 \"Cook Honored for serving lady charini\u2019n ectatine so aflen, rine ed aoun 1 Noyai Cemetery vomgany.Notine 18 Rireby given that on and after the ist September next the price for take ing lote, etc.im Perpetual Maintenance will be advanced to forty cents (40c) per ordinary care, and to ons dollar ($1) per supdictal foot for special cate, By ardsr uf the Board.G DURNFORD, Becretary-trensürer.Montreal, 2nd July, 1509.172 26e0d ; - _ When you Spend a Molinr, Get a U7 Dollar's Worth.CARTER\u2019S SCOTCH BUTTER BREAD tu the best bécause 1t lé PURE, NUTRITIOUS AND VERY RL, ÉCONOMNÉÇASL.Phone Mt 170.371 Clécke Ave: \u2018 by the Rev.Dr.Pater: | Nem 9th,-1909, -dohnLawreucé .McGuigan, | Store Closes at 6 er = canauy ce) .DOWNTOWN STORE WALLER EST Friday, Septembér 10, 1909.awa, Bright Airy Lunch Rooms from the noise of the city streets\u2014on 5th and 6th \u2014floofs.the méuls are.thoroughly good\u2014at a moderate price.\u2018And Come to-morrew.friends stick.can't\u2019 he duplicated in the city embod or plain facing .Just in time for Saturday's wilt choose their new headwear, _ them, while complete, to-morrow.finished with cushion bands.other season.and unusual values, beauties to-morrow.New Fall Costumes, in Panama, in colors of taups and navy, 7-8 length coat, new sleeves, trimmed with moire silk, soutache braid and buttons, lined with Satin, skirt pleated in newest effect.Sale $27.00 price ,.oo menceoeans Fall Clothing for Men- Most Complete Stoeks To-morrow! Each new season brings new friends to this Clothing Store; and the old That's why we have gathered a blgfier, more varied range of | Fall Ciothing this time than ever before.day to see it .all\u2014and none too soon at Three Leaders.in Suits | For both men and young men there is a full range of up-to-date Suits, patterns and designs of the newest, and Madd and finished like made-to-order garments throughout.At the price marked, such qualities Natty Fall Overcoats are necessities to both comfort and correct dressing now.a-days.we'll show: to-morrow, of solid Oxford Grey and \u2018Black Cheviots, or Vicunas, the hest \u2018of styles, with perfect Île and durabitity, .#10 The finest quality \u2018of \"Black \u2018Vicuna \u201cOvercoats, | sii Jinea.throughout, to-the- -minute in \u2018every feature, cost but S18.00 I ; me 15 New Blocks in © Men\u2019s Fall Hats hustness\u2014and that's the day \u2018nine\u2019 out of ter\u2019 men We have received 50 dozen New Fall Halse, This lot offers a range of 15 of the newest blocks.Don't fail Best English and American Fur Two popular prices .Ladies\u2019 New Fall Costumes on Display To-morrow This department has lately been the scene of greater activity than any The splendid assemblage of garments, combining smart styles as gained appreclation from the start.To-morrow will be a first-class - hat.- $10.815, 818.00 Those Silk .95.815.00 up- ( 3 to inspect \u201cFelt, .%1.65 and K2.40 See these two Fall Costumes, in navy, green, and Mack, Venetian cloth, 3 coat, collar of corded silk, patch\u2019 pockets, trimmed with soutache braid and buttons.lined with silk, skirt nicely pleated in charming \u2019 effect.Sale price Caen 1.50 Boys\u2019 Clothing Boys\u2019 Fall Overcoats; or Imported Covert Cloth, made ah an iédtly \u2018at .250.8.2 Boys\u2019 School bo dark grey and- light brown stripes, double 4.95 Norfolk, with piéomer * $4.9 pants, Special price Boys\u2018.Sweaters, great.variety.ot.patterns and color combinations (including Coat Sweaters): of iced alt the way from .69 to 81.45 NEW FOOTWEAR A wonderfully good line of Gent's Box Calf Boots.hand welted, 10 at 8, oman\u2019 Sense\u201d Boots for 4.10 American make, Special at .MEN'S UNDERWEAR \u2014for Fal.® Here you'll find vour favorite weight and -matèrials\u2014 only reliable qualities .at lowest prices.\u2018Canada\u2019s Great Souvenir and Fancy Goods Store _366 St.Catherine Street West.and Wedgwood Pottery.\u2018 price 250 a copy.\u2018Auction Sale \u2014OF- The Damaged Steamer \u201cPRESCOTT\u201d Rebuilt and Reclassed-in 1900 - 0 TTE-\u2014 Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Go.The wooden hull and machinery of fhis Steamer am she now lies damaged by fire at the Victoria Pler will be soid .by public auction for account of whom it may concern, on the wharf on THURSDAY, 16th Septem: ber, at 12 O'clock Noon WALTER M.KEARNS, 216 6 Auctioneer.Injunction is Rifused.Mr.Justice Charbonneau refused the injunction asked for by the Provi Sal Inspector of Insurance Companies 0.E.Dostaler, against thé Camda Mutua! Fire Assurance Company, to prevent the defendant company from doing business while ati\u201c appeal was entered on the liquidation Issue.Burglars at 6t.Hilaire.Colonel Campbell's cottage at St.Hilaire, was broken into last night by burglars, who made a clearance of ~ TOURISTS are invited to inspect our fine display of \u201cBack to Montreal\u201d Sou- venits fof the Old Boys and Girls of Montreal Stock will be found the largest land best in the dity and includes: \u2014 | Exclusive Souvenir Crest Chinaware, Royal Doulton Full Spoons, Souvenir Brooches, Belt Pins, silver and enamel, Ash Trays, Cuff Links, Match Boxes, » Leather Goods and Metal Ware; in fact, everything to suit the most fastidious tastes.Copies of The Herald's Great \u201cBack to Montreal\u201d Edition on hand In tubes ready for mailing.G.W.CLARKE & CO, 366 ST.CATHERINE STREET WEST.4 tin at the tiie.and Friends.Our Lines of Sterling Silver Fobs in sterling\u2019 OPEN EVENI NGS.at [SEALED TENDERS, v addressed th the undéraighed, and endorsed \u201cTender for Dam, Kipawa River, will bs received at this office until 5 p.m., on Thursday, October 7, 1909, fér the construction of a dam én Kipawa River, \u2018County ot Pontlac, P.Q.\"Plaïñs, spécifications and forin of contract may be seen and forms of tendsr phtained at the- offices.of J., Sitlg, .Rexldént Enginesd coitétorat fian Life Bullding, Toronto: J.L.Michaud, Esq.Resident Engineer, Merchants Bank Building, St.James street, Montreal, on application to the Postmaster at North Bay, Ont.and at Public Works, | Ottawa.Aérs will not he considered unless made on the printed forms supplied, and signed with theit actu! signatures, with their occupafiôns, and places of residence.In the casé of firms, the actual signature, tie nature nf the occupation and place must be given An accepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable to the order of the Honor- Able the Minister of Public.Works, for two thousknds five hundred dollars ($2.800) must Sccompany éach tender.The cheque will be forfeited if the party tendering decline the contract or fail to complète the work contracted for, and will be feturned in case of non-accept- ance of tender.¢ The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.By order, ! APOLEON TESSIER, Secrétary.Department of - Public Works, Ottawa, Séptémber T, 1909, \u2018 \" Newspapers will not be paid for this advertisenvent if they insert ft without authori£y from the Department.216 2eod | | © plate, clothing, \u2018wines snd cigars, not- Tot standing the fact that the house- ç and stable nd were on the Hebert's store was ale brokeh into.sapeteamairtnainatentatt Se : \"No Ceremony at Court Opening.: morning ter the gumnier holiday \u2018wae | - simple; the enor\u201d) the aa \u2018éas of th ehlet Justice Cd The Family Shee.Store which provides the BOOTS that will\u2019 stand lots of knocking-about and will wear well.Ask to see our new stylish lire of \u201cLASTING BOOTS\u201d for boys.They are the comfortable kind, that allow the feet to grow naturally.We are specialists in fitting girls with comfortable and stylish Boots.G.H.FEATHERSTON 659 St., Catherine Street West.ct WEST END - - \u2018Secend.Poor -West of Uresceni Street.EAST END ~ AND DOWN TOWN STORES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ih - Navy, Green, T: aupe, Grey, Black, Regular Value $10.00.-FIVE latest imported Fall Taf- in colors - of .$6.50 feta Waists, Imported Fall Costumes 515.00 MARCHAN p 423 St.Catherine St.West, Corner Mansfield St.621 \u201c 46 0 East Corner Montcalm St.* 308 Notre Dame st.West, off St.Henry Street 1 Spc Values for Saturday's s The Latest and up-to-date Picto:ial Cards | 100 in box 50c SERPENTINE CREPE The New Popular Dress Fabric: Have you seen the new material called Serpentine Crepe?come in, we shall be delighted to show you.\" cloth, made in a number of delicaté shades, also\u201d in many - beautiful designs displaying Japanese and dainty floral effects, pronounced by fashion critics one of the most popular fabrics for future wear.most charming gown_of any material \u2018at its price.Kimonos the figured patterns are most effective.also a popular one, per yard.If not, Ir % crinkly woveit Cotton \u201cMakes For : The price is 19e mand.\u201cShowing of New Valine Silk Hose for Ladies\u2019 Wear For fall wear in all the fashionable designs, fncluding the ted.éd Vèilinks no® x0 much ih de- \u2018Also latest sts ie in pot or plain mesh, from yard.45e Ladies\u2019 Spun Site \u201cHose, in \u201cwhite and black.all leading: shades, and shot i Special value, Pair RY and #1 S30 Ladies\u2019 Pure Silk Hose, in all fashe ionahle shades tor - Street.or\u2019 Evening œéar; also white and black.Extra value, Pair, 82.00 and $3.00 from makers .of Ladies\u2019 2-dome Saturday, pair Saturday, pair dery stitching, blood, black guaranteed.morrow .These skirts are with deep and + In the latest colorings and sty les Gloves, embroidersd backs, néw colors and white, Ladies® 1-dome pique séwn Gloves, in tans, browns, greys, greens, and blues.Ladies\u2019 \u201cMonaco\u201d real French Kid Gloves (\u201cPerrins\u2019), sflk embréld- browns, greys, blues, greens, OX~ To- Ladies Moire Gti = $1.~flares.Saturday repute: French cut Kid all Mae.69\u20ac Kid ver .89¢ in tans, mauves, and white; all .$1 .00 - CHOICE SELECTION NEW FALL GLOVES FOR LADIES and CHILDREN 59 splendid value at $1.69, usual price up to $3.75; they are a few samples remaining, so we present to you at this exceptional figure; they come in navy, Brown, crimson and black, wide $ 1.59 Showing of NEW MILLINERY Tailened Coats and Skifts, &c + Ladies\u2019 \u201cMonople,\u201d Perrin's maké, real French Kid Gloves domes, heavy embroidered backs, in al new shades of tans.mauves, brawns, greys, hlues, greens, oxblood.plum, old rose, bluck and white: guaranteed.$ x Saturday.pair oo.1.25 Ladies\u2019 Perrin\u2019s best make French Kid Gloves.in all this fall shades; every pair guaranteed.Satur- J day Lede $1.50 Boys and Girls\u201d Dogskin Gloves, t dome fastener.in tans only: sizes from 1 to 15 Years.; Saturday, vair .85c Girls Lambskin Gloves.2 dome tans and hrowns; fasteners in 65c all sizes.To-mor- FOW 1201000000 0 e00 00 Directoire Corsets Value $1.00 for 69¢ We offer to-morrow (limited quantity only) Ladies\u2019 Directoire Corsets, with 4 strong garters, and trimmed witli baby ribbon and Val Lace.169c Saturday .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2014SECOND- FLOOR._ - .ites, 5 A - - .Ld je.\\/ A Ladies\u2019 Also Drawers or an The Nei \u201c1910\u201d Regal Range $35 Any prospective buyer who faiis to examine the special features of the new \"REGAL\" steel range, surely commits & serious mistake.Although connected with the sale of high grade kitchen outfits for over forty vears, our new \u201cRegal\u201d is the highest perfection of cooking range we have ever offered.The \u201cREGAL\u201d is the ONLY rtrictly modern range.Exchanges made.Payment termn when desired.the Department of; Persons tendering are notified that ten- of residence of each meémber of the firm | The openihg - of.the civil courts this | for Each ers.Splendid Value in New | - Ladiés* All Wool Cashmére Hose.Spliced: toes and heels, full fashioned.Saturday per pair .\u2026.5.\u2026.Ladies\u2019 Superfilish All Weol Cashmere Hose, séam- less and full fashioned.To-morrow for pair .PA ~~ Fleece lined fall weight Undérwetr, and short sleeves, in white and grey, and all sizes.Jength.Saturday each.rino or Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, -fatl-wears + Ÿ O+Qr Suit LL Lac dre r ana se es + Boys\u2019 Merino and Fleece Lined Shirts and Draw- \"Penman\u2019s\u201d make, Saturday from.Hosiery and Underwear Values up to 45c.39c' long to match, open and closed, Knée \u201cPehmen's*-meke- 49 vied à > + el 25\u20ac Home Furnishings for Back to-Montreal - Celebration \u201cBreathes \u2018there a man with soul so dead,\u201d Who never to himself has said\u2014 \u201cThis is my own, my native land.\"Scott.$1.75 Cotton Down Comforters 99¢ The filling is of finest quality Silkolene, in na, dsome designs.bed size.Offered Saturday 0.150 Pairs Lace Curtains 99¢ pair Extra large.tohg by 60 inches wide, in 3 -Regular$1.75.pair.Saturdas- covered with best Double _99c tton, in white, Nottingham make, 314.yards choice designs.99c \u2018White Wool Blankets, valve $3.750r$2.39 These are Double Bed size, some of the edges slight- i ly soiled, so offering at a special price, Pair To-morrow, $2.39 for Court.Edmond A.Ransom, domicile of the sald Montreal, \u2018justice, all Terms, cash.C.Montreal, aml lll aoa BAILIFF'S SALE\u2014Province of Quebec.District of Montreal.Eudore Dubeau, Plaintiff, ve.20th day of September, the clock in the forenooh.at the former Sherbrooke street east, will dé sold, by authority of the goods end chattels of the sald defendant.seiged in this cause, consisting of household M.J.A.DECELLES, BS.|, g September 10, 190$.Pp District of Montreal, J No.1172, Court.Supèr- On the ten of defendant 1909, at Kos et al, tiers salsis.of September, No.308 defendant, city of in the the said tiers saisis, west, in the vity sold by authority of seized in this cause.furniture, etc.LAVERY, B.SC.| 9in, 1908.Se.p BAILIFF'S SALE\u2014Province of Québec, Circuit P.Panagakos & Co., Plaintite, vs, M, Dikiakos, Defendant, No.12935, and M.No, Justice, ah » Montreal.Dikia- \u2018On the 20th day 1909, at 10 of the clock in the forenoon, at the place of business of 3 Vitre street of Montreai, will be the goods and chattels of the sald Defendant, consisting of Range chsh register, furniture, etc.Terms cash.tem emi iti septs 8 BAILIFF'S SALE\u2014Provinée of Quebec, District of Montreal.No.7176.Circuit Court.Sam G.Tritt, plaintiff, vs.A.- Dick, deféndant, and W.I.Steward, tiere-saisie.On the twentieth day of Sep tember, 190%.\u2018at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the nlace of business of the said tière-naisfe, No.517 St, Catherine &t, west, in the rity of Montreal, will be sold, by authdrity of justice, all the goods and chattels of the said tiers-saisie.seiged in this cause, consisting of show-cases, Seats.shoes, ete, ete.Terms, cash.G.LAFONT.AINE.B.S.C.Montreal, September ath, 19m.\u201cSILK, VELVET.- ! T gives us pleasure.to inform you that Our © Autumn.Millinery Opening will take place | on Saturday, September 11th, and the fol- owing days.Our exposition will include : Ndi 2 the.most exclusive Paris and New York models, as s well as the latest novelties i in feathers and ornaments for hats.RIBBONS, Nothing : can give you § a eter id idea of the latest fashions than a sit to our stores: | | SEA À