The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 10

THE OTTAWA EVENING JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, MARCn 20, 1901. 10 CANADA'S CHEAPEST STORE SNAPS! SNAPS! Here Are a Few ooNir. 72 only. Willie Monycum in VI yard. IHh Tabl 6 lnche.

worth now f.ri..;jr per yard 17 doan Irih Linen Napkin, worth 75 don, now par Jos 61 doxrn Ladles' Oaahnifre Hoae, a-l rfb, worth- 30c, now for 23c per pair S7 dpton Ucni Heavy Working Uracea. "aplked," worth JOc, now fur loc pr pair. 60rt ynnlt JupurreFe Tlntl. for draplnir. Worth 25c per yard, now for 9c per yard.

326 yarda Plain 8hetlng-. 1 yarda wide, worth 15c per yard, now for 'U 1-Jc iw yard. ttt dosen White Oun. 4" earn: cup and aaurer 9c 9S doarn Whit Plate, for ihie wk only be cti per large lie. Men 'a Butt.

Boya' 8uita. rant etc, at startling prices. Boots, Buora. itubbera, Vallaea, trunks, etc. Tomatoes, 7c each, 4 for 26.

Corn, 4 for 2fi cent. A7A. FOURNIERl COT; r-hone H-l. 3.T. 1-S, X.

J21 1-i WELLINGTON 8TREET. The Pierce ltoi models are now in. call and take a look as them, ether models are ocmlng la every dajc. 143 YV.1 Stiest root aatF'w a High Grade American Flooring at same prices that you Would pay fo sheds and Invito your inspection. OTTAWA LUMBER CO, Near Hurdman's Bridge 1 ReUll Phono WU City WholeacJ Hi.

IMPERf Atr BANK OF CANADA Cspiul $2,800,000 1,723,000 UIKECTOHH: H. 8. President T. R. Merrltt Vlce-Prealdint Wa Ramsay, Robert Jaffray, T.

Sutherland Stayner, Ellas Rogers. Win. Hrndria. HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO. D.

R. Wllkle. Oen. Man. Hay, I nan.

l. BRANCHES throughout Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Northwest Territories and Hrlllsh Columbia. AGENTS throughout Great Britain and Colonies and In -many foreign countries. INTEREST allowed on deposits. Ex.

chango -bought and sold. Collections at all points. Ottawa Branch 108 Wellington St. M. A.

ANDERHON. MANAGER. MONEY TO LEND AT 4 1-4 PEK CUT. la larve SJaoenta or small amounts, seaayaMe a monthly auuiaaaata. 0.

A. SOUOLAS ft CO. BstOKBHS. SPARKS TRBBT. Chartered Accountant, J.

A. JACES0H Office: St SPARKS ST. PHONB OL MY- Tea and Coffee Can't be beat Try them. Edward S. Drown RJDEAU STRKKT.

Phons 1T28 MISS M. P. BUCKSEY OTDSSStAXINO ROOMS. 1 MARIA STREET. New Importations of French and Kngllsa trimmings lor day and svan ln Doa't be Humbned Most places say they art doing French- or -dry cleaning.

You can easily tall It. Lining should ho bright, interlining stilt and Positively shrinkage. Garments flt and press, ed like new. We are the only works la the Dominion who has factory built and expressly equipped and ntled for genuine French cleaning. BRITISH AMERICAN OYEINC CO.

Office: BANK STREET. Telephone 7M. STOCKS GRAIN AND' PROVISIONS. a Per cent com mission each way. Dealers In New Tork ,10010, eotton.

and grain. Direct wires with New Tork and every facll-' rty for exeoutlng orders prompt-jr. D. 'MoEVERS ti, CO. OROKER8, Stock Exchange Building, Montreal.

Correeponaeore solicited choir at Notrs Dame da Lourdee Church Montreal road, gave a concert Sunday night In Janarlllo, la honor of Bt. Patrick's Day. Those who took part wars Mlasea F. V. and B.

M. McLaughlin. Emlis urtubuiaa. H. A.

I a esses. Alma I'jmilx, Lily McLaughlin, Irons Oraveiles Amanda Hur-tubuise, Violet McLaughlin, Rose A Ilurtnbulse. Colombo Thlbeeult. M. C.

OoeeeHo; aod Mesa rev UbaM GoascUa, 101 By (he Hundreds For This Week Only from 5c per "yard. 7c each, 4 for 25c Fta. 7 ech. Upper Town only. Our 4T7a-- a aW 1000 Inferior stock, crrr this la our conunuauoa of NlrhAlaaa atraaaW a office.

Central Chambers, city Phone joa. EmoBd, Albert Oosselln. Alrlde stayer, creco Aiphoose Hurtubolae and Stephen Begin. The choir gave several selections. The concert was a great success and ft wu largely due to the work ot the Father Costex.

SOLDIERS WILL RALLY TO DISCUSS ARRANGE MENTS FOR. MEMORIAL FUND CONCERT. The committee appointed by the returned South African soldiers held a meeting la the Ottawa Amateur Ath letic room a last evening and dlacuased iuny tne propoaal to bold a concert In aid of the Ottawa soldiers; memorial fund. After a lengthy discussion the committee decided to hold a full meeting of all returned soldiers on Friday even ing next, when a scheme to put on a thoroughly military entertainment will be laid before them, and as many as can And possible will be asked to take part la making the concert a sift- cess. There was a full attendance of the' commute fast night, Including MaJor 8.

H. Honrs. Ma tor Hurdman. Captain Winter and Lieutenant Gordon Stewart. "FIFTY-FIVE ENLISTED.

la Ottawa for Badsn-Powsll's Po ice Fore. The following Is the comoteta Hit of the flfly-flve members of the Houth African Constabulary who have enlist ed la Ottawa Messrs. Wm, Chaunei. Robert McKennao, Geo. F.

Gourand. Frank JJ. button, Fred. Coualneau. Frank H.

Andrawai Samuel Auaer. Chae. Bickerloo, Forest Cooke. Win, I. Dicks, John E.

Uervan. Douglas Motoll. WaHer C. Maaooj'Wm. H.

Rca. David O. Thompson, Thoa. O. Watters, Ceo.

H. Wise. Harry C. AlrtS. Lome Bouck.

John L-mrtt. Harold O. Mc- Culiough, Jno. Bergln, Albert Robinson Chae. aV Wyaot.

Walter B. 'Utogue, Peter Ieskle. Wm. C. Whttnev.

Oliver O. Mann, Geo, Forbes Brebber. 3ohn Nicholson, Fred. E. English.

Walter O. sraaiey, Arthur D. Lyon, Fred. Mof-fatt, Watson Snowden. Wm.

F. Bear- man, siyrtle Davidson, W. P. DeUner, Richard 8. Eglraoo.

George J. Graham Morton A Hanly. Chae. W. olechlan.otreal and Carroll of Peterboro' was a Harry R.

McKenale. Ernie W. Peart John Sepner. Geo. W.

Wood I iff K.m C. teeJe, Edward- 8. Kent, Jos. 8. ess ma, RobL W.

Grelg. Harry Evans. Herbert F. Parker, Francis Runner, Archibald J. Howard, Reginald R.

Cartman, MeKWBN VISITS THE BANK. Prof. MoEwen. the great hvnnotlat and mind reader, walked Into a local bank yesterday afternoon. When he was Jocularly asked If he could open the sate.

In a few moments Mr. Mo Ewen by his wonderful mind reading gift had gona through ths three combinations to the araaaement of the officials of ths hank. Last night's performance at Orme's Hall was marked with wonderfnl hypnotic achievement, and mind reading work as brilliant and perplexing. In a book of 1.000 pages he discovered, blind-fold, a word aeleeted by C. W.

Mitchell. Ha pel led the name of an Individual merely thought of by J. R. Retd of tha Sun Life. Again blindfold and on tha platform, a pin was produced la ona part ot ths audience and a pleoe of paper in another.

Sev- ana tnen trot, ssranven walking dow to the audience discovered not only tbe pin ana ua paper out actually stock tha pin In the pin bole that had been last mads In the paper. ABREAST OF MODERN. SCIENCE. I suppose whan yon proposed she ansa: 1 dii is mo mvaumi tne hi mi. -rnv nad rnvinps win lortn: tla Walt- euy xivHvy, aiivi AriOPg loriigev- THE ATHLETIC AREfCC GOOD AMATEUR BOXERS -SHOWED THEIR SKILL In the Ottawa Amateur Athletic Club's Tournament.

Some Great Fighting was Done Last Men. Ottawa Men and Outsiders" Took Part. Knockouts Were Reyistere J. Spectators Enjoyed Themselves, There was tome great boxing last night at the Ottawa AmaUur Athletic Club. The occasion was the opening of the club a two nights boxing tournament.

ad loo pari Aratlasa exhibition of dstlc skll Not only aas Ottawa well ivprraenled in the bouts, but there- were men on hsnl from Toronto and 1'olerboro'. Every oontest was for krrtio. Talk about nrofeealonal fight nig. but Juuging from the way things went the auiuteur article la about a good as can be got. The couu-sis were for three rounds each, and thrre was nothing slow in proceedings.

Tne ut-taa Amateur AlhhMIc Club seems to make a stei-la1ty of nutting up good amateur boxing. Last year the club conducted the contests for the Cana dlan boxing championships, and made the matter a success in every way. Although there is really no question of championships at stake this time, the work done last night could hardly have bee, surpassed In any amateur boxing tournament. The stectalors who wit-, nested the fighting were a well satis-lied lot. A leaner attendance of people was certainly warranted.

eleven bouts In all were put on and to show how earnestly some of the combatants mixed things up with one another It Is only necessary 10 state that there were two knockouts. The referee was Chas. Ohlttv of Montreal, and the Judges F. C. Chlttlck of the Ottawa Amateur AUUettc Club and Frank Taylor of the Capital Amateur Athletic Association.

If three rounds were not sufficient for the officials to reach a decision upon, a fourth round could be allowed, but only In one Instance was this necessary. Referee Cbitty did his business well. Summary of Results. Following Is a summary of the re sult of each bout .115 Pound Class. Hugh Powers of the Ottawa Amateur Athletic -Club defeated Dug Booth of Hufl In two rounds.

John Horan of the Ottawa Amateur Athletic Club defeated Richard Ashton of Montreal. US Pound Class. William Waller of the Montreal Am ateur Athletic Association defeated P. J. Carroll of Peterboro'.

w. Strike of Montreal knocked out H. Temple of Toronto In on. round. Wesley Nlchol of the Ottawa Am ateur Athletic Club defeated John Payns of Montreal.

1U Pound Class. Vivian Austin of the Ottawa Am ateur Athletic Club got the decision over A. M. J. Griffiths of the South African Constabulary In ona round.

lit Pound MrBriartr of Montreal defeated Oeorge Clarke of Ottawa In ona round. Powers Did Well. The bout between Hugh Powers and Dug Booth was Interesting while It Issted. Both young fellows showea considerable cleverness powers had the advantage of being the taller, but Booth showed considerable pluck Pow ers' long reach enabled blm to get In lota of tjlows and to ward off Boom rushes. There was lots ot steam behind Powers' blows.

He managed to floor his opponent onoe in tne nrst round. In the second round he started In. to bring matters to a Bnlsh and pounded Booth practically at will. Booth got very groggy and In a llttla over a mlnute-hs was unable to con tinue and Powers wss declared winner. Powers Is a brother of jona Powers of the Capital lacrosss team.

Clever John Jtoran. Horan, of Ottawa, showed) a decided amount of cooinesa and cleverness In bss bout with Richard Ashton of Montreal. This was one of tha best con- teats ot the lot. Both men wars pretty well matched aa regards else and weight. Horan's left hand waa a won der and did surprising work.

Ashton started out earnestly, but ho could not go hear bis man w-itlwxar running up agaloxt a hard left hand Jan. Horan took things very coolly. Not only did he send In some stiff punches hut ha saved nlmeeif from getting blowa by his clever ducking and blocking. He was clearly the more aclenced man. Ashton kept right at business to the finish chough, and put up asp fcanl an argument as possible.

His nose suffer' ed considerably from Its contact with Horan-. left hand. Horan-. right hand also, and his footwork, were great fac- jT.Tb'.rr"!- ahould the bout. The decision was popular.

A Red Hot Bout, -The -contest bet-ween Weller of Mon. rattling red-hot affair. Weller Is of a tall thlnntsh build while Carroll I rather elocky. Carroll worked with a loose open style, and used a consider able amount of marring tact Ira, hut ha was met every Time by a blow In tha face from Weller whoa plan It Was CUT OUT THE COUPON, Coupon before March 31 Eyening Journal's round Carroll vu furred to on lines. In the third round he felt Inclined to witc.

his man. pfooaBrr erlng that this system would be advan eageous. Towards tne sna ne naa a badly punished left eye and was bleeding at the aoas. Weller was given the dectelon. It is said Weller haa not been long In the fighting business He seems to be made of -the proper stuff.

Temple Didn't Last Long. It looked as If Temple of Toronto and Sink of Montreal would make matters Interesting, and they did Just for about a mlauta Strike had a very peculiar ring position, which at Srat seemear to be more useless than anything elsa but It was a winner. He rushed bis man to the ropes and then he let out a-couple of hard drives with both right and lent hands. Owing to Strike's attitude Temple couldn't get In a blow at alL Temple Anally got a bard smash aa the Jaw and ha tumbled to the floor la a heap. He was unable 1 to rla within the requisite ten seconds and ha bout belonged to strike, A Four Round Oontest, When Wesley Nlchol of Ottawa and J.

Payne of Montreal got together they dM lota of hard work. Payne maintain ed a crouching attitude throughout the bout. Thla enabled him to dodge low and grasp Nlchol around the hodyvon occasions when Nichoi would come In with a rush. Ths men were quick In their movements and hard In. whatever blowa they exchanged.

Nlchol had a great guard. The lloMraaler would have made a better- wrestler rhan At the end of the third round tha tudgea did not concur ki their opinion as to a winner, and) It was decided to lot the men fight another round or two ft rhiarNfeh 01 displayed tha meat ability and ths No Fouling Tolerated. Vivian Austin, of Ottawa, tbs Canadian champion la the lis pound class, and Giiffltha, of ths South African went at each other heartily and -planted soma hummers, but ths oontest wsa marred by Griffiths' fouling. He both tripped his msn and hit below the belt. Referee Chlty would not tolerate 'these offences and before tha time of the first round was up.

he gave ths bout to Austin. 1 It Was Easy For McBrlary. Considerable sinusement wss -afforded In ths bout between McJBiiarty. of Montreal, and Geo. Clarke, of Ottawa.

Both are strapping young fellows. Mc-Brlarty's work was of a whirlwind order. He lost no time In -getting after fa Is man and at close quarters ha showed how he could handle bis fists. Clsrke avoided a lot of punishment by sprinting around tha ring. Ha never even onoe alt McBiiarty and, made praollcally ao effort to land a blow.

His actions were funny. Tho Montreal man put Clarke down twice In tha first round, and after his saconl drop to thedoor Clarke did not Yeel Ilka getting on his feet again before ths referee bad counted ten. Men Who Win Fight To-night. rit lru number mor. r.t.ni.a.

There will likely be a big attendance The boxers who going Into the will put up great light Ing. The following men will take part In tbe programme: 115 pound class H. Powers. Ottawa, vs. J.

Horan, Ottawa. 125 pound class Weller, 'Montreal, vs. Strike. Mont res I. The winner to fight Nlchol, of Ottawa.

let pound class Vivian Austin, Ottawa, vs. J. Caasldy, Montreal. lit pound class W. Starrs.

Capital Amateur Athletic Association, vs. Matthews, Ottawa. lis pound class McBrlarty, Montreal, ve. Dan Allen. Ottawa.

Tha-dramond -studded, gold lockets which are put up for prises In each contest will be presented to-night. The Tun. OTTAWA KNTRY FOR THE PLATE Th. piate. -Toronto Include one from Mr urt Alexander of city, wtti Ward la the -hii, it- White Ward I.

a 'nree-year-old gelding and strong Toronto gear. He will he sent about the end ot the month. THE MATCH IS MADE. Boston. March 1.

Boralma and the Abbott have been matched to race for a purse of 160.000. the race to take place at -Readvlll, next September. The owners ot both horses will each poet 110.000 to-morrow at II o'clock at a meeting to be held In New York. The papers binding tha match will be make a ami send ire to the Journal Office. Census Competition.

Make figure, vary distinctly a-. TI J. A IS C. J. T.

C. 3 by a la to or lo let I guess that the Census of April 1st will show Canada to havtKa population of Address nor, TUB antf-sea hhl7i) .1 to wait for hia man rathar than to force manors. Welter's right hand was decidedly dangerous and cut a great flgur In Into work. la -the second ass I riid a rrtlsVC in mc cvntcsi IS IW. lie t-PlllCSI 'is-absolutely free to JOURNAL readers.

drawn up to-morrow. The natch was arranged by telephone, -HOCKEY I THE OTTAWAS LEAVE. TO-MOR- row. The Ottawa hockey put In a good practise last aighf preparation tor their trip to New York. The team will leave for New York to-morrow and will consist of Goal, Hutton point, C.

Boll tall cover point. W. Duval: forwards, flixamtth. Westwlck. Henry and Koser.

Oa Friday night they will meet the New Tork Athletlo Club aeven and oa Saturday nlsht an all New Tork team. The men who will represent New York are Howard, Bar-run. Phillips. Hornfeca, Fenwlck. Hunt and Hayward.

Tha Oltawaa will return next WHITETa SCHOOL DEFEATED AT1LMKKITE8. A very Interesting gams of hockey was played on Dey'a rink last night Wilis- School- hi and the Aylmer team. At the end of playing time ths score' was to 1 In favor of White's School. The game was very closely contested, the players on both sides snowing soma gooa individual and combination play. G.

Six-smith, as referee, acted In a very efficient manner. Ths team, were: White's School. Aylmers. Goal. McLaughlin A.

Whelan Point, Aylmer F. McGllllvary Cover Point. la. Young Forwards B. 81ms Aumond A.

Martin H. Davlea O. Rain both Plnard M.OgllvIe Rogers F. Shepherd Referee G. Slxsmitn.

Umpires W. Haram and C. pence Curling. A COURTNEY CUP MATCH. In another match last night for the Courtney Cup.

ths curlers of the Fin-snce Department defeated a team from the Post Office Department by a majority ot 1 points, ths scorn standing to U. Tbs rinks were: Finance. P.O.D. W. Treadwell, W.

Rowan, C. Saunders, H. H. Gray, C. Bovllle, F.

M. 8. Jenkins, 8. ScotC G. C.

Anderson, (Rklp) 15. (Skip) 1Z. Vsjortty for' Flnafleo 'Tpdi tmwirr points. ARrNK A match In the regular rink aeries of tha Ottawa. Curling Club was played last night between a team skipped by W.

L. Blair and a quartette directed P. Malngyi and Blair's men won by majority of a points. 0RANGEVILLES MAY GOME TO PLAY FOR THE MINT0 CUP. Tbs Capitals Will be Open to Coal-lengsa From tha Champion Team in nay enior Leagus.

The Capital lacrosse team will likely have a number of games on during the coming season In addition to tha re- 'V'" of the Natlon- 1 Amateur Laorosse Union. The fact hich represents the Canadian 'across championship, win leave them open to challengea from the champion senior teams la any league. Already It is stated that ths Orangevllle twelve, the champions In the Canadian Lacrosse Association, will com, to Ottawa during tha summer In an attempt to wrest the trophy from tha capitals- Tne teams ara at present champions any league, are eligible to compete far the cud this year, as there la no necessity of their walling until the games In their own series ara finished. The reason th eanltala were selected get th cup is because tne union they play In and of which they are champions. Is consldsred tha premier lacrosss league of th Dominion.

gome of th Rale. Bunposlng thst next summer the Capitals should lose th championship the Amateur lacrosse Union, that matter would not debar them from holding the Mlnto Cup. The winners In the lesgue whether the To- rontos. the Comwalls or any of the Montreal clubs would then hsve to challenge the cspltals and defeat them before being able to take over tne cup. Ho long as ths Caps, remain In pos session ot th trophy, the games to which they are challenged will have be played In Ottawa.

On game wll not aufflc to decide the ownership. but a aeries of three games wUI be necessary. Th Capitals hav received an Invit ation to go and play the Crescents of New Tork in May, but they hav not decided to accept the oflter. THfc COUNTRY SIZED UP BY CANADIAN CYCLISTS' ASSOCIATION AGENTS. Tic Presldsnt BUaky Bays th.

Or ganisation has Prospects for a Good Season of Racing. Mr. Alex. Bllsky of this city, vlc- piesldent ot in tjanaoian Cycllstr As sociation, says that In splta of statements to the contrary, the association has decidedly bright prospects for the coming season. The organisation la by no mean retiring from business, but rather la going to branch out and extend In all the pro fine a.

Th association's agents have recently been s.slng up all parts of the country and Indications point to a good season of racing. Mr. Bllsky etates that con- IdertoC every, lain th association BABY CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS. -t Ths blggstt cholcs In town. Ths hsndsomsst dsslgns In town.

Tha most distinctive) styles In town. Tht richest get-up and appearance In town. Eaoh one beautiful as baby himself or herself. Each one fit tor the best baby even at a mother'svaluatlon What more can the proudest mother ask MOBTHIT TATMMrrS ACMTPTB) S. A.

LUKE CO. "THW MsTPROPOUTAai. Millinery WILtSOIN BROS. 6k CO 75 QUEEN ST. It is Eye Strain That Makes Your Head Ache Drugs give only temporary relief, properly adjusted glasses will remove the cause and effect permanent puree Examination Free.

Ottawa Optical Parlors, BAYSWATER STEAM PLACING MILL GEO. M. MASON Oimenaioa Timbar, lata sad Shiaglet Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Moulding, Sash, Doors, Turning, tc FOURTH AVENUE. PHONE 151V OTTAWA, CANADA. 2 OUR BARGAINS to be convinced that our SALE Is genuine, 60 per cent 1 off most articles.

79 SPAMS st. 'PINK'S BAZAAR BABY TAKES AN tT-r OUR CARRIAGES an all they can be and should be handsome In design, rich In equipment. solid and safe. Their only fault Is ought to be In your residence. But Will youT The prices are all right.

fZjy A "rVT RDnC parki and Bank 8U- Phons 808 VJIlTk.ll JL LJMJlJ DiTiiioa SomarsM Sts. 1309 EAkTJWAKk aTKK-rirAlrTg Mr. Harry Allan, of Lewla street, sot a X.TZARD out of hi. WATER TAP last Monday. wrots a poem about Itl .1 How would you feel, gent! reader, (with th accent on tha genii a) to get a good Ions drink ot Llisrd.

Would you Ilk Itt Well. I don't thl nkl Better drink -RADNOR Lt4xt4rlatit Hair- Scalp treatment Shampooing. Singeing, Pointing and Dressing In latest styles. Switches, Pompadours, Bang a Pads. Frlxettes, etc.

Imperial Regenerator In all shades from blond to black. Other hair dye. Racine for faded and falling hair. Ths very best. MIL.ES, Opposite Post Office was successful In It.

work last year. It ua. In existence only a couple ot months, but notwithstanding this. It did much In the Interests of racing. When th association waa organise tha sport of bicycle racing waa down to a low point, and had been a losing game for years, but the association mot heartilT to work and encouraged th riders.

Ths affairs of th organisation ara In good ah ape and th olflcers expect to make racing boom. The oti fleers Intend a meeting soon, either In Ottawa or In Montreal, and general views will then be exchanged and menne for more improvement taken. At th meeting a representative of th National Cyclists' Association of th United Suites will be present. Various v. INTERNATIONAL, ATHliETIC MEET New Haven.

March It. An International track meet for America during the coming aummer I. now be lieved to DO assured. Tsle snd Harvard hav. sent th formal challenge serosa the water to Oxford and Cam-bride, and as both of thee univer sities hav been doing a van amount of corresponding with each other and with Cambridge and Qxrord relative to th proposed meet.

It Is thought that tha sending of th challenge will prove only a mere formality. The Tale managers will not discuss th detslls of the altalr, but It la understood thst from ths tone of ths Informal correspondence which has already passed, th Invitation will be accepted unless soma unforeseen com pllcatlona Intervene, and thst ths event will take place in this country Is Jul XK Housa furnish aaa, Ss MsVaa Street. ening -TO THE TRADE ONLY- LUMBER AIRING AND GO-CAR TS In being In our store, vhereas they you can remedy that easily enough. Hiatunbnrvh Phanal43a Males Old Things Look Nei in gold, silver, blue" and white Enamel. McDougal Cuziter, SUSSEX QtrEEJT STS WOX GET NSW TITLES.

A hill was recently submitted to th. Quebeo Leglslatur providing for th. restoration of title to property In Ottawa county, Queheo. All th title and records which wr deposited la las court nous in null were ussuusu In th big dr last April. Ths bill bss already received Its second reading.

By the bill all parties will be enabled to re-reglster their titles and to tonka affidavits as to their properties. PROF. RAMSAT WRIGHT COMINO. Malaria and Mosquito," is ths tltlej ot an Interesting and Instructive Illustrated lecture which Is to delivered In th theatre of tho Normal school, Otta i Saturday evening, March 30th, by Prof. Ramssy Wright, professor of biology In ths University ot Toronto, under th auspices of tha Toronto University Club ot Ottawa.

'MISTAKES Or THfB WAR." "Mistakes of tha War" will be the subject of an address to-night at ths Salvation Army barracks by CapL who Is here In connection with th arao-befor-meat box collections of hh Army. PAINTER 8 UNION SMOKER. smoking concert was held Monday nlght-at ths conclusion of the regular meeUng sf th Painters' Union. Mr. 8.

Helnrlcha, principal of CambrtdKO street school, gav an Interesting address on tha manual training schools and higher education. Mr. Helnrlcha also gave a recitation. Hpeooheo wer given by James Murphy and. Chae, Mills.

Master Hslly lavs-son alas gav several recitations. On new member was IniUatsd..