The Quebec chronicle, 12 mai 1914, mardi 12 mai 1914

[" La Se iE apis.EE te TO-DAY'S WEATHER, Minimum, 36; Maximum, 56.ESTABLISHED 1764.The Quebec Chronicle.: QUEBEC, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1914, TEMPERATURES.we 56 Hours Ending 6 p.m.Yestesdop, FAIR AND COOL Cresca Desserts \" French Prunes stuffed with walnuts, Jordan Almonds and Pescans in 1-Ib.glese jars .tress Marscennn Prench Prunes, stuffed with preserved pistachols .Smywma Figs, whole in 1-Ib.glass .sommes c0s0ac ee 486 Crystallised Stem Ginger, finest quality, 1-2-Ib.tins .60c, California Peaches, Pears, Cherries, Apricots and Apple fans in tall glass jars.Table Prunes, natural, in 2-1b.glass jars .Hawetian Pine \u2026 .$1.00 .91.28 French Marrons Glaces in 1.2.1b.tins .viesseeesescs B50 A.GRENIER, Established 1882.94-96 St.John Street.Phones 1247-1248 DANISH ROYALTY VISITING ENGLAND SUFFRAGETTES CREATE DISTURBANCE WT GALA PERFORMANCE AT THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE London, May 11\u2014The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, was commandeered this evening by King George for a gala performance in flonor of the King and Queen of Denmark.who are paying their accession visit to this country.The pro- granune cnusisted ol scenes from La Tosca, La Boheme and Aida.The singers included Melba and Emniy Destinn.For an audience the performers had the leaders of the politicai.diplomatie and social world of London.the men in the uniforms of their rank, and the women in beautiful gowns and jewels of untold wealth.The scene which wis of gorgeous brilliance was for a time marred by a suffragette demonstration.During an interlude a suffragette rose in the bakeony stalls and shouted: \u201cKing George, women are being tortured in your Dominions.\u201d Twn men sitting nearhy seized the disturber and dragged her outside, witile other men ejected women with her who steredelidbersy 123456 3456 her who started \u201cdemonstrating.they were being carried from the building.Meanwhile other suffrage:- tes in the gallery above the royal box threw down a great quantity of suf- Jfragette leaflets.King George and Queen Mary with their royal guests, and thirty other members of royalty occupied a box in the centre of the house, with members oi the diplomatic corps and their wives on one side and the cabinet ministers and their ladies on the other.The greater part of the other boxes.and many of the stalls were likewise occupied by the guests of the monarchs, so that the general public had to be content with the upper galleries.White and scarlet, the Darish colors predomirmated in the decorations.The proscenium was decorated with crim- ; son and gold roses.In the extreme corners there were large golden cornucopias with masses of roses falling from them.Ne ending from these were two large festoons reaching from the corners of the erown, composed of flowers.Thauditorism was decorated with crimson and piok roses.ZBYBZKO STILL WINNING.Winnipeg, May 11 \u2014John Colton.a Cincinnati butcher, substi\u2018uted for Dr.Roller of Seattle in a wrestling bout with W.Ladek Zbyszko, OWINR to the fact that the doctor was suffering from blood poisoning at Monireal.Zbyszko took two straight falls with « body hold in each instance, the first in 35 minutes 47 seconds, and the second in 11 minutes 56 sec- ends.HALIFAX LEGISLATURE.Author of Ian McLean Letter Makes Apology.Halifax, N.S, May 11,\u2014J Mel.Frazer, assistant agent of the Marine end Fisheries Department, appeared before the special committee of the legislature tonight and admitted that he wrote the famous \u201clan Mcl.ean\u201d letter that appeared in the Fvening Mail.attacking the Nova Sentia legislature.In addition, he stated that when the committee opened the investigation he wint twice to W.R.McCurdy, news editor of the Herald, and said ke intended to acknowledge that he was the writer, but McCurdy told him to keep \u201cmum.\u201d Mr.Fraser humbly apologized for any insult tn the legislature, which he said was not intended.: rimson LINDSAY NOTIFIED OF APPOINTMENT HE WILL TAKE CHARGE OF THE QUEBEC PILOTAGE DISTRICT NEXT MONTH Montreal, May 11\u2014Although no official announcement had yet been made, was stated today at the Wreck Commissioner's Court by Commander Henry St.George Lindsay, R.D., R.N.R, that he had been notified of his appointment to take charge of the piiotage district of Quebec and that he expected to leave to undertake that oftice abou\u2019 the middle of June next.FATHER GNAM WILL SUE BISHOP FALLON SUIT OF $50,000 FOR ALLEGED SLANDER WILL BE REVIVED, IT 18 SAID Port Huron.Mich, May !.\u2014The sensational fight which Rev.Father Gnram.of Wyoming.Ont, has been waging in the Canadian courts.to be restored to what he regards as his ecclesiastical rights and which received another setback at Toronto on Thursday, when an appeal from the decision of Justice Britton was dismissed, is to give way now, it is understood.to a revival of his snit for $50,000 for alleged slandar against Bishop Fallon.The suit was commenced over a year ago as the result of an order from Bishop Fallon, deposing Father Gnam but was dropped.according to the latter's testimony.under an agreement by which Archbishop MeNeill, of Toronto, proniised to restore him and provide him with maintenance until this should have been done.Father Gnam later brought action Against the Archbishop alleging breach of this agreement and it is be- , cause this sut has beey decided aganst him that he proposes to renew the original action against Bishop Fallon, EARTHQUAKE TOLL ESTIMATED AT 200 THIS IS SAID TO BE THE LARGEST PERCENTAGE EVER RECORDED Canuania, Sicily, May b1\u2014T#e or.ficial estimate of the dead as a result of the recent earthquake which destroyed many villages on the eastern slope of Mount Etna places the number close to 200.This is said to be the largest percentage ever recorded.considering the smallness of the area affected by the disturb ance, IRRIGATION IN ALBERTA.Calgary.Alb, May 11,\u2014Approxi- mately four hundred thousand acres of land in the southern portion of Alberta will be put under irrigation by the Dominion government, or by the municipalities which obtain from the government the right to operate à system of irrigation in the various districts, some time in the mean future, according to the statement of F.H.Peters, irrigation commissioner for the Dominion with headquarters in Calgary.KILMA RNOCK \u201cJOHMHNNIE WALKER\" SCOTCH WHISKY Fhases Washington, May 11\u2014While peace negotiations marked time pending formal sittings of the South American mediators to begin Monday on Cunadian soil, the mediators and officials of the State Department here today were occupied with several serious phases of the Mexican situation demanding immediate attention.Secreary Bryan called at the Argentine Legation late in the afternoon, and spent two hours in conference with the South American envoys, discussing the continued detention of John R.Siltiman, American vice-consul, at Saltillo, by the Mexican Federals, the reported seizure of Lobo Island with its lighthouse by American torpedo boats and the case of the five South Americans under arrest at Vera Cruz for firing upon United States sailors and marines.Mr.Bryan insisted that the release of Silliman must be brought about at once.When asked about the matter later, he would not say what would happen if the vice-consul were kept in prison, but he was gravely emphatic in announcing the governments's determination to have him freed.Lobo Island Seizure.As to the Lobo Island incident, the Secretary informed the mediators that so far the United States government had received no official confirmation of the takiag of the island and that in the absence of confirmation he could offer no formal explanation of the reported action of the navy.T@ aministration circles it is contended that if the seizure has been made, it was not an act of aggression against Huerta, but merely a necessary step to protect oil shipping against possible d'saste: as a result of the closing of the lighthouse by the Federals.While the representatives appointed by General Huerta to confer with the mediators were preparing to leave Vera Cruz.the United States government officially announced its representatives in mediation negotiations \u2018hefore the South American triumvirate at Niagara Falls, Ont.next Monday.Justice Tamar.of the United States Supreme Court, and Frederick W.Lehman, former Solicitar-General were chosen by President Wilson as the American representatives.From Huerta are hastening farward Augustine Rodriguez.Emilio Rahasa.and [Luis Elguero.Ambassador Da Gama of Brazil; Minister Naon, of Argentine, and Minister Suarez, of Chile, the mediators, tonight expressed satisfaction in the selection of the advisers for hoth governments, and little further is expected in the preliminary peace negotiations until all have met in Canada.Carranza Not Represented.General Carranza and the Mexican rebels who seek Huerta's overthrow, will not be represented in the conference.according to latest advices.From Tampico, where Mexican Federals and Constitutionalists have heen preparing for a sanguinary struggle, came rumblings of battle, while reports that Huerta\u2019s strength was waining in Mexico City.and that the bandit leader Zapata was about to attack the capital from the south served to arouse diplomatic agents of foreign nations lest their people in Mexico City might be in imminent danger of persecution nr death.State Department officials were indignant when it became known that Vice-Consul Silliman and his clerk, Joseph A.Marchani, as well as several other Americans, had been pri- eoners of the Federal commander at Saltillo, and that the consul still is held despite urgent representations for his release made by the Brazilian Minister in Mexico City.Consular Clerk's Experience.Late in the day Consul Canada re- orted the arrival of Consular Clerk farchandi in Vera Cruz.The clerk informed Mr.Canada that before he was releas:d from = custody of the Mexicans, he was marched under guard from the jail to the consulate and compelled at the point of a revolver to open the safe and surrender to the Federal commander all the consular records and all valuables, including money and a quantity of jew.elary left there for safe-keeping.Mediators Go Ahead.Despite such disquieting elements always attendant upon revolution and threatened international eorflict, the Latin-American mediators proceeded energetically with their plans for the conference at Niagara Palis.The only sign of military activity in connection with the Mexican shtus- tion was the gathering of « dosen ot the ranking officers of the army now in Washington in the office of Sec.retary Garrison for as hours confer \u2018 ZAPATA IS LIKELY TO ATTACK MEXICO CITY FROM SOUTH Huerta\u2019s Strength Reported To Be Wan- ing-U.8.Vice Consul Silliman Still Detained By Federals-Other Serious | nf Joseph I.Eby.of the firm of Eby.ence.Secretary Garrison explained that the purpose of the meeting was for enlightenment on the militia laws of the country.Regarding the arrest reported today from Vera Cruz of Lieut.Chas.M.Maigne, the retired army officer, serving as a newspaper correspondent in Mexico, Secretary Garrison said he had directed General Funston to hold Maigne awaiting further orders.Mr.Garrison said a retired officer must have permission to act as war correspondent and he has asserted previously that he would not tolerate such action on the part of any officer.MARTINEZ HANGED Pecos, Tex., May !!\u2014Leon Martinez, a Mexican youth.was hanged here at noon today for the murder ot Miss Emma Brown.à s-hoo! teacher, three yeyars ago.The Mexican Government had the case carried to the United States Suprente Court in a vain effort to save Martinez.CORRESPONDENT RELEASED Vera ruz, Mex., May 11\u2014Walter C.Whiffen.correspondent of The Associated Press ~ho was arrested by the Mexican authorities nn his wrival from Vera Cruz at Mexico City on Thursday evening and released on Saturday.returned today to Vera Cruz.A.J.Sutton, the Wi hington newspaper photographer, v'ho was arrested and released at the ame time, was taken from the train.at Coridoba on his way from the Capital to this city.AMERICANS LEAVE TAMPICO Washington, May Il.\u2014All American citizens who will leave are now out of Tampico, Rear-Admiral Mayo cabled the Navy Department tonight.The despatch made no mention of fighting reported to be in progress between the Federals and Constitutionalists at Tampic > HUERTA'S ENVOYS SAIL Vera Cruz, Mex.May 11.\u2014The steamer Kron Prinzessin Cecilie, sailed from here late today with Huerta's three peace commissioners aboard.The steamer alse cmrried 6,000 rifles and much anmunition for Huerta which it was not permitted to and.WELL-KNOWN TORONTO WHOLESALE GROCER DIES.Toronto.May !1\u2014A leading figure in the wholesale grocery world of the city passed away tnday in the deatn Blain Company.Ltd.who died of pneumonia at h:« residence, 35 Cluny Avenue, ALLEGED SCANDAL HAS BEEN EXPLODED NOTHING IN THE STORY THAT THE PADLOCK DEAL WAS BOODLING SCHEME \u2014\u2014 (Special to The Chronicle) Ottawa, May 11\u2014A report tabled by Postmaster-General Pelletier today completely disposes of an alleged scandal brought out by the Opposition during the course of last session.At that time Honorable Rodolphe Lemieux asserted that the Post-office Department had purchased an un- tsualiy and unnecessarily large number of locks for mail bags.The member for Rouville based his story on an answer given by the assistant Deouty Postmaster-General which, how- ever, was crconeous and which he correctec suon afterwards.However the correction was deliberately ignored and the Opposition kept discussing the $350,000 padiock deal, Hon.Mr.Lemieux afterwards shifted his ground and tried to manufacture another scandal by saying that the people from whom these locks were being purchased were persona! friends of the Portmaster-General, that the price of the padiocks was too high, although it was the same as Mr.Lemieux himself had been paying all along.Mr.Lemieux got very indignant asserting there was boodle in all this.The report brought down today shows that the 10,000 locks which had been ordered, not having been properly manufactured by the company were refused by the department, that the manufacturers have had to take them back and that the Post-office Department ordered others which they succeeded in getting at a reduced prive.Moreover.the contract not having been fulfilled it has been cancelled.\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN NORTHERN MUST PAY MILLION Vancouver, B.C., May 11.\u2014 The award of Arbitrator F.Buscombe.directing that the Canadian Northern Railway pay compensation totalling nearly one million to the owners of the few lots on Main street with riparian rights on False Creek in connection with the C.N.R.terminal scheme was upheld by Justice Morrison this morning in the Supreme Court on an application taken by the railway company.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 HOG SWALLOWS A WATCH.Porker Dies and Autopsy Discloses the Reason.NEW GLASS BOTTLE has a well-made lip, pours perfectly and averts drip.Ink does not deteriorate because lip permits perfect corking.{W.G.M.Shepherd, Montreal, Sole Agent for Canas Sold by all leading station ers in this city and throughout Rickreal, Ore.p May 11\u2014That gold watches make poor food for hogs was demonstrated when Frank Kerslake.| a Polk county stock breeder.found | one of his valuable registered hogs | dead in & pen after having swallowed | its owner's fine gold watch.| Mr.Kerslake had dropped his watch the evening before while feeding the hoge, but he did not discover his loss until he made an autopsy on the hog to learn the cause of death, and discovered the watch.The Weather Toronto, May 11\u2014The cool wave which was last nigat centred over the Deceased was born in Berlin.Ontin 1844.He engaged in the wholesale business, first of all in the firm cf Howland and Fitch.Later as a member of the irm of Fitch and Eby, and withdrew from that firm to commence \u2018 operations with Mr.Hugh Blain in the firm which has existed up to the present for thirty-four years.PERFORMED ILLEGAL OPERATION ON WIFE Woodstock, Ont.May !\u2014Dr.Roy Riddle, the Norwich veterinary surgeon.charged with performing an illegal operation oa his wife, was found guilty by Judge Wallace today.Sentence was deferred for a week on the request of T.C.Robinette, K.Cof Toronto, his counsel.Mrs.Riddle was on the stand and told a pathetic story of the cruehty of her husband during her illness and maintained that she was the h lpless victim of her hue- band.She said he had compelled her to submit to the operation against her protests.Riddle testified in his own defence an.denied having performed the operation and laid all the biame on his wife, saying he had warned her against any such proceedings.ROO OCOOORNANDYGD C.P.R.DIVIDEND 18 DECLARED Montreal, May 11-\u2014At a meeting of the directors Cana dan Pacific Railway Company held today, a dividend of two and one-half per cent on the common stock for the quarter ended 31st March last, being at the rate of seven per cent pet annum from revenue and three per cent per annum from spacial income account was declared payable 30th June next, to shareholders of record at 1 p.m on Ith May instant, Prairie Province is drawing southward into the north-west states, while | the disturbance which was over Ku:- sas is extending eastward.south of ithe lakes.ta the Atlantic.Rain is falling tonight in the Lake Erie region and light showers have occurred locally in the Maritime Provinces.Elsewhere in Canada the weather has been fair and cool.Severe frosts nc- | curred in many parts of \u2018the West this i morning.the Province of Quebec.IMPERIAL BANK aur OF CANADA mis Head Office, Toronto Capital Authorized.cuss coe cos cos see soe == SIA 200006 Capital Paid-up.cm0 semcuene 7,000,000 Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits .cw .cc conoverme §,000000 Letters of Credit, Drafts and Money Orders issued.Avail able in all parts of the world.§pecial Attention Given to Collections.SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.Interest allowed on deposits at best current rates.: @ F.LOVE, Mgr.Two Branches in Quebec: 113 St Peter St $ St.John St Spring Is Here infos on go, Eu, Lr smd lon surges up in our souls to \u201cget back to Nature.\u201d No bet- res of Setting back to Nature\u201d can be found than se TAKE A KODAK WITH YOU into the woods and fields and there reproduce and beauties of Mother Earth.We keep a full line of Kodaks and Photographic Supplies, and we would be glad to be permitted te belp you in chosing what you want.Visit JOHN E.WALSH\u2019S Reg\u2019d, 11 ST.JOHN STREET on film the scenes Min.Max.Vietoria.4 62 Vancouver.80 4 Kamloops.50 70 Calgary.28 38 Medicine Hat.\u2026 \u2026.0 62 Battleford .28 LL] Prince Albert.26 60 Swift Current.16 34 Moose Jaw.18 34 Regina.\u2019 20 £2 Winnipex.22 so Port Arthur.28 44 Parry Sound.MW s8 London.\u2026.M 62 Toronto.\u2026 .48 £2 Kingston.42 SR Ottawa.36 À Montreal.\u2026.40 36 Quebec.aR sR St.John .42 56 Halifax.\u201c CL sé | Forecasts: Lower Lakes: ®iesh to strong east.| erly and northerly winds: cool and showery.; Georgian Pay: Fresh to strong | north-easterly and northerly winds; cool with local showers.Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Lawrence: Partly fale and cool, some local showers chiefly in the south-west portions.Tower St.Lawrence and Gulf: | Moderate to fresh winds; fair and cool.Maritime: Moderate to fresh winds generally fair and cool.« a a 2 a a a o o o 8 o a a 9 e ° a ° 2 a a BUODODASDONDO0C00000DODO Superior: Moderate winds; generally fair and cool.In West: Fair and becoming | warmer, VALIQUET'S Breakfast Rolls and Home Made Bread delivered in time for Breakfast every morning.The very firest Cake made in Quebec, is at VALIQUET'S Ice Cream.12 Fabrique St.Phone 1526 \u201cCASTLE BLEND\u201d TEAS & COFFEES _ Are Luxuries within the reach of ALL.OUR IMPERIAL RUSSIAN TEA, OUR PARISIAN are hoth highly recommended, We save you all middleman's profite.DIRECT IMPORTERS and BLENDERS P.G.COPEMAN, SOLE LISTRIRUTOR 135 St.John St.Phone 693 Se.BLEND COFFEE\u2014 | Fashion Publications for May \u2019 The May issue of the ** Criterion of Fashion * is now in, and is being, sold out rapidly.The most interesting women's publication s6id ut anything near the price.Per copy, Ladies\u2019 Home Journal Fashions\u2019 '\u2014a complete compendium of Spring and Summer atyles, per copy .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.+ 35e \u201cChildren's Clothes\u2018* Book .\u2026\u2026.00000000 ae Be \u201cStyle Book\" .10010 cei ie 2e Out-of-town residents plesse ad postage.- Se, by mail.1le Retail Division, 157-178 St THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE LIMITED.Joseph Street.with two dome fasteners, per pair .with double tips! and two dome fasteners, 78o-quality; for.3% | | - om pink and mauve only.All sizes.Were 75c a pair, to clear, at New Fabric Gloves Ladies\u2019 super lisle gloves in white, black, tan and brown, 20-button-length Mousquetaire Gloves tr black and colow, per pair o.oo een es Cee jen All silk gloves in cream, champagne, tan, brgmn and-fawn, .All silk gloves with two dome fasteners, and doubls tips, coleen [SE EIST II RP I iL se 0.082.250 In pu F! | | | à | FE PEL RE Aas ~~ 27 Sale of Ladies\u2019 Boots at $2.49 il The prire of these Boots really eignifies very little, Tn order to judge the extraordinary valua you must ges the goods for vourself, for wr regard this bargain sale as being one of the most | important we have held for à long time.I Ladies\u2018 120 ©alf lave or buttoned Boots.sizes 2 1.2 to Aalsh black Cali and Patent Leather laced or buttoned Boots, sale $2.49 Price, à pair .002 ies renin a es Big Reductions On Summer Dress Goods In order to provide sensational items for our May not hesitated to cut prices even on the new Summer Dress Goods which have not yet been shown.Every woman who wishes to have fashiou- able light weight dresses for Summer should take advantage of this generous bargain-giving.We offer the following goods at heavily reduced prices.WOOL CREPE DE CHINE.FANCY VOILE.SHEPHERD CHECKS.and & few other silk and wool fabrics, ail Summer weight, Bought to sell at 75c à yd.On Sale at, per yd.and Another nice lie of thin silk and shades.bought to sell at 90e.On Sale at, peryd.For this Sale we are reducing voile in black.Selling at 75e à vard.Sale Price, a vd.39¢ Also.a lot of plain black Armurs, formerly selling at 90r a yd., to be cleared out, at per yd.Silks Reduced Also In conjunction with our big Sale of Dress Goods we will offer 8 lime of Brocaded Shantung Silks, 8 novelty fabric for Summer wear.in a range of attractive colors; width 27 inches.Value Toc 8 yd., to be sold at, per sd.jn the most fashionable {Striking Values From Our May Moving Sale Sale wa have Summer colors.Rs 49c wool cord in the latest 69c our regular femey silk striped PPI Re-Pricing the \u201cSpring\u201d Hats 10 Now comes the great opportunity t ing down of Spring Millinery.Le This year the Sale assumes proportions greater thuu ever as our Spring Display of Hats was condue.| ed on a very elaborate and extensive scale.Very big savings are now offered in smart hats.that bear the hall-mark of style.| $2.50 Hat for A navy This is a small hat in grey and pavy blue, trimmed at the back with fancy ribbon and red feather.$3.90 Hat for $2.98 A small purple hat with high crown, trimmed with bandeau of ribbon and narrow ribbon around the crown, red quill in front.\u2019 $2.25 Hat for $1.49 This is a white sailor hat trimmed with black and pale blue $3.00 Hat for $1.98 ribbon.blue hat in large shape trimmed with nary blue, silk and big bow at the side.$2.75 for $1.98 A large shape, very suitable for the warm weather.trimmed with ribbon in blue, red, green.and yellow.hat many women are v aiting for our annual re-pricing and mark- $1.49 = $4.90 Hat for\" $2.98 eoenotoatana,, _ .9 » + 00\u201d $4.50 Hat for $298 : À A large white sailor hat trimmed {i A small white \u2018hat, blue under the brim.and trimmed with with navy blué ribbon aréund the crewn [fil navy blue ribbon and green braid.$4.90 Hat for A turned down shape.49c i edge of straw, in pale blue and tango | ~ iQ the crown made of white satin, the trimmed with fancy ribbon and & ribbon and green ribbon pleated on both sides.[HM jl $4.50 Hat for $2.98 Li A straw hat in champagne color, $2.49 , ornament at the side with & few buttons.ER Yes Just, The best line to be had in the City OUR ENCLISH NOTE PAPER In White, Blue and Grey H.F.KIMBALL, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, Telephone 432 148 ST.JOHN STREET, Have you ever tried our Pennut Butter.It fs a quick and delicious article for mekinz sandwiches.Try .10¢., 20c., 22¢., and 25c.ass 200000000100 « 9 jar for ou.° GLIMPSES OF From the Files of The The readers.cf this column thirty years ago will remember Woodford Pilkington.Esq.M.0.C.E., who was resident engineer of the harbot of Quebec, for \u2018thé last seven.years.Mr.Pilkington, on leaving Quebec for the United States, received the following testimonial from the Harbor Commissioners: Resolved, that the members nf this board, before parting from Mr.Wood ford Piikingtop, their resident engineer, desire to take this opportunity of expressing their recognition of his ability and faithfuiness as an engineer and to decisre that he has given satisfaction during the seven years he hss been in their employ.The members of this Board also take this opportunity of expressing their best wishes for his future welfare, (Certifed) A.H.VERRET, Mr.Pilkingtun will be remembered CHRONICLE, April, 1884 and 1814.Gmoame mea ca ts cents pa ESS DO : GEORGE PATRY, 22 FABRIQUE STREET - QUEBEC PHONE 6400 If the public were aware of the great advantage of Toric Lenses over the ordinary kind, Terice g would be the only kind in des mand.The focus of those glasses & is absolute, while in the ordinary fiat Glasses it exists in a limited | space only.These are recom.§ mended by oculists as the only lens to prescribe © ; Optician and Optometrist.: + FABRIQUE ATREET.by many as the founder ang president of the school for model drawing, and many of Quebec's leading citizens attended his classes.Un the occasion of his \u2018eaving, Mr.James Stevenson, general manager of the Quebec Bank read an address, expressing gratiuds for the valuable instruction which he had imparted to many in the art of model and free hand drawing.The following were the signers: Isabel Kidd, Lillie Machin, Jas.Stevenson.Henry Fry, ir; M.A.Campbell, S.A.Smith, H.M.Dallimore, E.C Stevenson, M.Clapham, and others, Drivan Nearly Insane By the Tortures of Sciatica Such Fas heen the experience of many a poor sufferer from this affliction.The sciatica nerves.when inflamed are capable of giving the most excruciating torture possible to imag- ire.Thanks to a discovery by De.Stohr, an Austrian specialist, relief tekiy follows a dose of Kephaldol spread all over the civilized world and Kephaldel is ehartily endorsed by the medical prafession because Sciatica.Lumbago, Rheumatism or Neuralgis, yield to a few doses and no ler or more teliable rescription has been found.If you find it diff.cuit to obtain locally, the manufsc.turers will send you a large tube on receipt of 0c.Kephaldol Limited.! judgment in the case of Julien, vs.u The fame of this prescription has.® | rameamaus ii À HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY Willanson's Second Expuision.The public have already been informed of the nempous notes of preparation made by the.grand northern army for a second invasion of the Provinces of Canada by an expedition against the mil! of Lacole, in Lower Canada.The expedition is terminated, and has furnished annther evidence of the tata] incapacity of the present war conductors to carry it on successfully [+ appears by the frothy general nrderc just issued that the commander-in-chief headed the expedition pra pris personae; that it consisted nf ton brigades, Cnil.Clarke and Major Farsythe\u2019 commands, and & cnrpe nf artillery, with four pieces That its object was the rapture of 3 stone grist mil.on.the Licole river, in which the Canadians had an outpost, and whia could not contain | more than 300 men.That in the attack 1 was frund that the artillery could make nn impression nn the strong walls of the mill.That after an assault of two hours in which the garrison made several sorties; the attack was repuiied and the army ordered tn retreat with serious loss, first tn Cideltown and afterwards (to Plattshurg.This is a brief but true, history of the event, .Yet in consequence of it agothef vaparing General order hae been issued, couched: in terms which ought to be used only, when a splendid advantage had been! obtained.\u2019 Ce LEGAL INTELLIGENCE, Judgments Rendered, Writs fesned, Kee.2 .Tustice Tessier will deliver a v + OLD QUEBEC Hen i Joncas this morning at 10.30.Judgment by Hon.Justice Dotion .Copeman vs.Parkin\u2014Delibere discharged co By the Prothonotary.Laforce vs.Monn.\u2014 Judgment against defendant for $391.26, interest and costs.Letellier vo.Lepage\u2014Judgment in plaintiffs favor for $1,005.82, interest and costs Pelletier ve.Markins\u2014Defendant is condemned to pay plaintiff $100.00, interest and costs, In the case The Central Products mis, en cause, the defendant gave à bond yesterday of $11,00000 for his appeal to the Court of King's Benchfrom the judgment rendered \u2018against him.on the 21st of April last.| the Pruthonotary\u2019s office: ; | dértul effects therefrom.Te nof'énly lis a powerfal stigulant, to the\u2018 growth J af the hair ond for restoring grey.nd The Canadian Bank of Commerce, \u2018Writs Issued.Writs of summonses issued from Jean Baptiste Cadrin vs.Jos.Hamel, Quebec, $113.26, promissory note.P.T.Legare.Limitee, vs.Jos.Garceau.Grand'Mere, $223.75, promissory note.The Canadian Import Company vs.La Compagnie de Telephone Nationale.Levis, $990.00, promissory note.L'Alliance Nationale.Cercle St.Sauveur, No.128.vs.Syrias Lecavatier, Quebec.$941.75 in warranty.HOW 1 MADE 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ESTABLISHED 1764 \u201cPROROGATION IS EXPECTED N FAST Ottawa House Began terday-The Nebate on the Recouping of Depositors is Begun a Farmers\u2019 Bank Üttawa, May 11\u2014Today was the first day of morning sittings and the House made tematkable progress with the legislative programme.As much work was done today as is ordinarily done in a week.At the present tate of progress it will not take long to clean up the order paper and prorogation by the fisst week in June ls beginning to look more like a reality than for weeks past.Outside of the Farmers\u2019 Bank there are ouly two contentious questions left, One is the C.N.R.and on this it is not believed that the Liberals will put up more than a perfunctory fight.The second is redistribution.The committee is working hard to bring down ® unanimous report, but at present there is more or less of a deadlnzk, the main difficulty being in Ontario.New schemes of settlement are suggested every hour.But every new scheme naturally involves the sderi- fice of some one since there are no fess than eight ridings to disappear.The resolution with regard ty the Farmers\u2019 Bank depositors furnished the chief debate of the day.Party lines were broken on this.Mr.Duncan Ross (Liberal) of West Middlesex supported the proposal but wanted to go further claiming that the Government should reimburse the shateholders as well as depositors.W.F.Nickle of Kingston.one of the dissenting Conservatives on the C.N, R.question objected to the legislation.He had investigated the ues- tion, he said, and was absolutely convinced that the Joss was due to the mismanagement of Travers and not to the Treasury Board.For this rez- son he was nppnsed to the legislation.Finance Minister's Case.Hon.W.T.White, Minister of Finance, in introducing the resolution, made aut an admittedly good case for the legislation.He made it clear that the Treasury Board had had before it charges: in regard to irregularities in connection with the organization of the company, Yet in the face of these charges the Treasury Board issu:d à certificate.If there had been an investigation it would have been easily proven that Travers had deceived the Government.There would have becn no certificate and no bank.The Treasury Board had been negligent in its duties.Hon.Arthur Meighen's bill for the establishment of co-operative credit societies is to be again introduced and it is expected will be put upon the statute books at once, despite the lateness of the session.Its purpose Is to provide the necessary Federal legislation under which co-operative | credit societies may be incorporated | and carry on their work.These societies which have already made great progress in several provinces, are intended to provide funds for improvement and development and working capital for local enterprises.The members of the societies provide the funds which are thus put to local use end the upbuilding of the home territory.Mr.Meighen in presenting the question once again to parliament, has behind him all the societies that are now at work in the various prc- vinces, the members of which believe that they will be able to make still greater advance with uniform legis.{ation and federal approval.MSC IPO LOU VOLVO 190 1 PSAIOLPE 3 WEEK OF JUNE Morning Sittings Yes- FOUR MEN KILLED, OTHERS INJURED THEY ARE THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN BURIED UNDER A FALL OF ROCK.Cobalt, Ont.May 11\u2014A report is to hand to the effect that a serious accident, involving the lives of four men, and seriously injuring about half a dozen others, occurred at Long Lake, 25 miles from here, where operations are being carried on by the Canadian Exploration Company of Naughton.As far as can be learned, the dead incluée two men named Colfins and Defeu, Joe Kelly.formerly of Cobalt, and Alec Gauthier, the three Cobalt men having only heen in the locality since April.Tt is believed that the men were buried under a iall of rock in the big glory hole.FIRST SHIP TO PASS PANAMA CANAL SOON.Panama.May 11\u2014The first ship to pass through the Panama canal under regular conditions, will probably make the trip early next week.According to Governor Goethals, the channel through Cucaracha will be completed about Thursday.Observations will be maintained on the slide for a short time, and then a Panama raÜway ship with cargo will be sent through.The channel is being dredged at the rate of 100 daily and the En-pire suspension bridge will be removeved immediately.The report that the steamer Pennsylvania, of the Pacifiv Mail Line, will make the passage of the canal is erroneous.TAKES PAR'Ç GREEN Guelph, Ont.May 11.\u2014 Douglas McGrGegor, a wel known resident of Ferguson, end :d his life on Saturday at his home or Union street by taking a dose of Paris green.e was for many years a prosperous farmer in Eramosa township, but retired to private life in Ferguson five years ago.GERMAN DESERTER GOT PUNISHED.Cologne.Germany, Mav [1\u2014An American citizen named Schroeder was sentenced today hy court martial to 13 months imprisonment for deserting.Schroeder was a cannoucer in the 26th Artillery Regiment.He was sentenced in 1886 to one and a half years imprisonment for desertion.He served the sent-nce and then received a further sentence for insubordination.Schroeder made his escape from the Cologne\u2019 fortress :nd proceeded to the Unit{d States were he became naturalized.\\ He returned to Germany some moths ago and was a\u201c rested at the home of his brother at Heidelberg.The military authorities had, renewed the process agaisnt him in 1909 and i912, thus preventing him from evading the law.COMPOSITION FRENCH CHAMBER NON MADE KNOW WELL-DEFINED PROGRAMME OF BOCIALISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR SUCCESS.Paris, May 11.\u2014As a result of the second balloting for members of the Chamber of Deputies, the new chamber will be composed about as foi- lows: Extreme Socialists, 102; Independent and Republican Socialists, 30; United Radicals, 136; Independent Radicals and Republicans of the Left, 102; Democratic Alliance, 100; Progressives and Federated Republicans, 54; National Liberals, 34; Right, composed of Royalists and Extreme Conservatives, 26; Independents, 16.Returns have not been received from two districts.Taking another forrs of grouping the Temps gives to the Briandists (including a part of the Independent Socialists, Independent Radicals and Republicans of the left), 177; Ministerialists (including United Kadicals and Moderate Sociulists, and some Independents), 180; Extreme Socialists, 102; United Republicans and Progressives, 69: the Right (consisting of the Conservatives, Royalists, Bonapartists, Catholics and some Independents), 73.The Temps.analyzing the position of the deputies, according to t heir pre-election declarations, places 308 of the 60 2members as in favor of the three years military service, the others being designated as against such service or doubtful; 279 members for the Income Tax and 352 for proportional representation.The Socialists success in the elections appears to have been due to their well defined program and their adequate organization.The Radicals and other groups had almost as many platforms as candidates, The Briandists, who include many brilliant men, lost ground by lack of preparation and general slackness in campaigning.FIRE HOSE CHECKS THE ARDOR OF LOVING COUPLE.Not Known That the Engaged Pair Had Met by Chance and Was Making Up.Columbus, O., May 11\u2014Postmaster J.M.Davis has a hard and fast rule against flicting or spuoning in the corridor of the post office.A woman and man entered the corridor from vppusite doors, and when they met there were exclamations nf delight, and much hugging.kissing.caressing and loving spiels for a few minutes, much to the amusement of the other patrons of the office, and to disgust and annoyance of the postmaster who, after a reasonable wait for the pair to break away, ordered out the fire squad of the post office.who played a four-inch stream of water from the hose on them.Thoroughly drenched and greatly enraged they hastened from the building.When they had gone Postmaster Davis learned that they were a couple who had been cstranged, but who.on meeting in the corridor hy chance, evidertly mutually decided to kiss and make up.BANK OF HAMILTON'S NEW PRESIDENT Hamilton.Ont.May 11-\u2014-The Bank of Hamilton di-ectors today elected Col.The Hon.John 8.Hendrie, president, to succeed the late Senator Gibson, Cyrus A.Birge was made vice- president, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1914, FRENCH CHAMBER ABOUT TO ENTER CRITICAL PERIOD ENTIRE SITUATION TURNS ON THE THREE YEARS MILITARY SERVICE.Paris, May 11\u2014The political situ- the lobbies of the Chamber where many deputies assembled to reserve places for the opening session June Ist.All agree that the French Parliament is about to enter upon an exceptionally critical period.Interest centers on the declaration of policy which Premier Doumergue will make in answer to the interpellation | which follows the election of officers.The entire situation turns on the three years\u2019 military service.On the other hand.the Cabinet cannot very well abandon its attitude in favor of this measure.Thus Premier Doumergue is in a difficult position, for it would not be easy for him te carry on his administeation if the Sczialists assumed hostile position, In the opinion of many M.Doumergue may relinquish his task, in which event M.Delcasse, they think, would have the best chanc: of forming a ministry drawn fron.the mnd- erate sections of the Repuoticans and Radicals.Experier red pcliticians believe that the situation in France is pointing in the direction of the formation of two clearly definite parties, Conservatives and Socialists, organized along same lines as the great American parties.ALLEGED BORDER CRIMINAL TAKEN A WIDE RANGE OF OFFENCES ~DENIES HE 18 MAN WHO 18 WANTED.S.May lt.\u2014Harry Yarmoum, N.Van Tassel is under arrest here charged with a number of crimes committed along the international boundary line, His arrest was made at the instigation of the deputy sheriff at Littleton, N.H.Among the offences enumerated are forgery, oh- taining money under faise pretences, disposing of mortgaged property, etc.le is alleged that sixty horses have been smuggled across the boundary into New Hampshire.and that the operations have extended as far west as Chicago.Van Tassel is a native of Digbybut has been away from his n town for many years.He den is the man wanted.He admits hav- jug worked in New Hampshire, Tmmediately after his arrest he said he would go back without extradition proceedings, but he has since retained counsel.RETIRED PASTOR DIES AT VANOUVER Vancouver, RC.May 11.\u2014Pe Elliott 8.Rowe.for many years a well-known clergymay in various Canadian cities, died today following a Tong illness from dropsy.He came to Victoria ten years ago as pastor of the Metropolitan Methodist Church and when his term was out.retired from the minisiry.He became pub- ; licity commissioner of Vancouver and , did invaluable work as head of the | Progress Club.pee PE 3 Ti mi pin | THE CAR that is daily being received in many of the homes of the | ; best families in America-\u2014a thoroughly well built car manufactured | 3 in the Losier plants the Lozier way\u2014not assembled.It stays good | 5 A.E.FAUCHER & CO, Hi St.Louis Hotel.\u2019 bd J A EL TINIAN RRNA Riel Les ATOM AA AAA A SL ALLS ALANNA TSA TIEN ation was eagerly dizcussed today in| BRITISH LEGATION WARNS SUBJECTS TO LEAVE MENCO MEN AND BOYS AT CAPITAL\u2014 LAST STAND MAY BE AT PUEBLA, Vera Cruz, Mex, May 11-From Mexico City come late reports of quiet business conditions, but of large numbers of men and boys diilling in the streets.À few nights ago a mub gathered before the Brazilian legation and demanded that Luis D'Antin, an attache of the American Embassy, who had taken refuge there.be delivered uver.Threats were made to kill him, The Brazilian Minister notified the State Department, and added that he would only surrender D'Antin i:1 case he was overpowered by à mob.The uflicial left in the capital and because of his activity in relieving the distress of American non-combatants.So far as is known no measures have been taken to fortify the capital.At Guadalupe, which is a strategic point on the Mexican railway.entering the city there are no signs of fertitications.The Federals, however.are taking steps to provision Puebla, about midway between Vera Cruz and the capital, on the line of the Inter-Oceanic.General Navarrete is said to be holding outposts east of Puebla, watching the Ametican lines.It is reported that many cattle have been gathered at Puebla and much grain and supplies of various sorts are stored there.A rumor was current in the capital that in case Villa drives the Federals out, Huerta is planning to make a stand at Puebla, which has a military advantage for defense.Puebla is the city where the Mexicans n.ade a des- per- resistance against the French invasion.The number of American women left in the capital is variously estimated up to three hundred.They ace waiting for what they caaracterize as \u201cthe last indefinite warning.\u201d They appear to believe that the capture of the capital by the reb:is would mean nothing worse than fighting within the «city.probably a bombardment, but that they would be safe if they kept to certain districts of the city.The British Legation has sent out another notification of all British subjects in Mexico, urging the advisability of their leaving the country immediately.Many of the British residentÿ are hecding the warning, which is being spread through the interior by couriers.ATTACKS GERMAN ARMAMENT FIRMS SOCIALIST DEPUTY DECLARES HIGH OFFICIALS ARE ON THEIR DIRECTORATE.Berlin, May 11.\u2014The Socialist deputy.Dr.Karl Liebknecht, who last year made the sensational charges that officials of the Prussian War Office ha:l accepted bribes irom the Krupp Company in return for military documents.which resulted in the conviction of several officers and others, made an attack tonight in the Reichstag on the international.and especially the German, armaments industry.He declared that this industry in Germany represented at least $125,000,000 of invested capital and that many former high government officials and army officers were members of the Krupp buard of management, Thessame was true.fie asserted.of other German armament firms, and all had international connections.The Krupp Company was in the combine with the Skoda Works, which were conducted with English and French capital.Dr.Liebknecht further declared that Dr, Hermann S.Paasche, Vice- President of the Reichstag, and the new Minister of the Interior, Count Von Locbell, belong to the directorate of the Fhrhardt Works, that he loewe Small Arms Company »m- hraces Belgian, French and Italian firms, that an international poader trust also is in existence and that banks are involved.He named the Deutsche Bank and Disconte-Cescll- schaft, Similarly, he charged that the warship industry wa« international and named Vic-Admiral Von Sack as \"go between\u201d for the araments industry and foreign countries.He said that high state, army und navy officials were members of the directorate of a prominent optical instrument firm which overcharged the army 150 marks for every field glass of a certain kind.TAMPICO REPORTED TAKEN London.May 12\u2014The Daiiy Chronicle in its issue of today ase serts that certain London business houses have received reporte that the rebels have captured Tampico, antipathy to the attache is due to the fact that he is the only American ; IT MURDER CASE Many Sensational The coroner's inquest on the remains of Miss Marie Blanche Dubois, who was foully murdered on Sunday morning in the rear of the shoe store conducted by herself and her brother at the corner of St.Valier.Sauvageau | and Massue streets, will be held 9:30 o'clock this morning at the residence of the victim's mother, No.| Sauvageau street.Some startling disclosures are expected at the inquest, which will be conducted by Coroner Jolicoeur, who has been making a deep research into all the circumstances of the case, which is one of the most revolting in the criminal records of the City of Quebec.The inquest this morning will probably be only partial, as the Coroner will show the murdered remans of the young girl to the jury and then the testimony of the girl's mother and her aunt will be adduced, after which the inquest may be adjourned to permit further inquiries being made into all the circumstances attending the crime.Coroner Jolicoeur was very busy all day yesterday, as were Chief Mc- Carthy and Provincial Police Cardinal and Verret, searching for more evidence which would throw light on the case, The police visited the home of prisoner Joe Dion, who was arrested on suspicion Sunday night, and there took possession of some of the man's clothing, whicl: is pow in the hands of Coroner Jolicoeur.Rumor has it that the clothes in question are stained with blood, but Dr.Jolicoeur refused to confirm or deny this point.It is also rumored that the prisoner, who some years ago was employed in the Dubofs «hoc siore, was cross-questioned yesterday and at first denied that he had been in the Dubois store for some months past, bu\u2019 later admitted that he had been there last \u201cTuesday and Thursday.Tt is also common talk that he was en: moured of the victim of the crime, but that she scorned his affections and gave him no encouragement.When Dion was arested on Sunday night he was on his way home from Montmorency Falls.where he is said to be -ourting inother young woman whom he had gone dovn to see early on Sunday afternoon.No formal accusaiion has yet heen made against Dion and while he may be presumed to be innocent until he is p-oved guilty.the police seem to think that they have the right man.They say that he answers the description gives by Mr.Louis Savard, N.I\u2019.of the individual in a grey suit whom he saw leave the Dubois house on Sunday morning about cleven o'clock and burry awéy.After the arrest on Sunday night Mr, Savard was called upon to identify the prisoner.and although he had not seen the face of the man who left the Dubois house in the morning.he suid that Dion's general outlines as well as his clothes corresponded cx- actly with those he had seen on the man in the morning.Dion denies having had any connection whatever with the killing of ithe girl and maintains that at the time the crime was committed he was elsewhere with some friends.He persists that he can prove an alibi.Coroner Jolicoeur has already lected five of the jurymen for the inquest and will name three others this morning.The men chosen are ail in business in the vicinity of the Dubois store.They are ts follows: Messrs.L, T.Armand, Je veller: Arthur Drolet.Grocer; John 1.LaRoche, Druggist: R.A.Blouin.Glassware Merchant; Charles Beaulieu, Tailor.DEROME IS AFTER CORNWALL PLAYERS MARK CUMMINGS AND JOHN WHITE SAID TO BE OBJECT OF HIS SEARCH, Cornwall, Ont, May 11\u2014Fdain Sommerville, a local senior lacrosse player.has closed with the Toronto {lacrosse Club to play there this summer and will join the Toronto squad ina few days, The Quebec Club is after Mark Cummings and John \u2018Vhite, and the Nationals are dickering with Tawrence Degray, 8 hrother nf Ambriee Degray.who figured on the French team last season.SNOWSTORM IN SYDNEY.Sydney, N.S.May 11\u2014This city was visited hy the latest snowstorm on record this evening.The streets were covered to the defth vi about one inch, ONE CENT.ST, SAUVEUR THIS MORNIN Some Startling Cisclosures Are Expected- Rumors About Town =-Prisoner Will Plzad Alibi EXPLORING PARTY VICTIM OF INDIANS ED IN SOUTH AMERICA Vienna, M ay 11\u2014A Styrtan newspaper today prints an unconfirmed rumor that the expiring .party of Baron Nordenskjold.a son of the famous Arctic explorer, has fallen vic tim to Indians in South America, The last report received concerning Baron Nordenskjold's expedition came mn a despatch to Stockholm Marck 16 fast.The despatch was deted Belm.Brazil.and said that Nordenskjold's companiun, Jocnnberg.had been killed.The way in which Johpberg met death was not stated.MUCH SEEDING DONE IN SASKATCHEWAN EIGHTY PER CENT OF THE WHEAT 18 IN THE GROUND ~COLD WET WEATHER.Regina, Sask.May 11.\u2014Eighty per cent of Saskatchewan's wheat crop and five to ten per cent of the oat crop acreages have ben seeded.The percentage seeded to these graing in the southwest and northeast of the province is not so high owing to intermittent snow and rain falls since the first of the month.causing cessation of work of from a week to ten days.West of Moose Jaw the rainfall has done very much good, but on the lighter land more rain would be beneficial.Although the weather generally over the province has been cold, the crop has made good progress in the west and north.as much as M) per cent of the early :own fields showing green.Tu many districts the cold wet weather of the month of May to date will result in less acreage being devoted tn wheat and more to coarse grains than had heen planned by the farmers.While the cold weather has meant slow germination, it has caused the wheat to take root well and made it more capable of withstanding subsequent spells of heat and drought.Tn the older settled districts very little of the crop will go in on stubble and wherever stubble is to be shown it will receive some form of surface cultivation, generally disc harrowing.\u2014 .COMMITS SUICIDE Minos N.D., May 11.\u2014The dod» of James MacLelland.of Glasgow, Scotland.was found in the toilet room of a sleeping car of a Great Northern train today, when it arrived here.He had cut his throat with a razer.Letters disclosed that Mae Lelland was making an investigation nf the rapid transit conditions of the United States and Canada as compared with those of England and Scotland.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ~ Mrs.Hecker, of Ottawa, is the guest of Dr.and Mrs.Coote, St.Ann street, Resinol will heal your skin 0 No matter how long you have besa tortured and disfigured by itching, burning, raw or scely skin ly Just pu a little of that soothing, anti- ssptie Resinol Ointment on the sores .and the suffering stops right there! Healing begins that very minute, and your skin gets well so quickly you feel ashamed of the money you threw away on useless, tedious trestments.Resinol contains nethine ef à baroh er tnjer- tout nature can be used with ring = mest ia [J he tondervet $ us and Reninnt poap.+ or trial free, write tn .1+R, Wesinol, baltimore, Md, Meware of * stitutes,\u201d metonté eye +.BARON NORDEN&KJOLD AND \u2018 COMPANIONS HAVE PERISH.| | a 5 a ea i uen ame me me Bhe Quebee dirt rt eee rm QUEBEC, MAY 12, 1914.WORTHY QF SUPPORT.V We understand that Mr.J.H.Faquet, the lessee of the Auditorium, is endeavoring to induce Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson, the famous actor.to give à performance in Quebec before sailing from here in September on his way home.We sincerely hore that Mr.Paquet will be successful \u2018n While the Guide is not satisfied with the recent reduction ian the implement duties, it confesses that \u2018the Liberals when in power did vry little towards reducing the duties and believe oaly in free trade when the Conservatives are in power.\u201d 1t was in the West, it points cut, that Sir Wilfrid made his most impassioned speeches on behalf of free trade as they have it in Engiand shortly.before he becume Premier i 1896, and, when the settler looks back and sees that all the present Leader of the Opposition did in 15 years was jte introduce what Dr.Michael Cla.ke {calls some microscopical modificatinug his efforts as Forbes Robertson would ! of the National Policy, he marvels give us the very best and there have lthar Sir Wilirid shouid have the au- been few actors that have atta.xtd !dacity to start all over again with his such eminence and distinction in theif {ice trade talk.art.There is no doubt that there \u20188 | Another thing jor which the Wert in Quebec a strong demand for what iy hardly likely to forgive Sir Wil.\u2018s best in music and drama and TO frid is the astounding muddle which one can better satisiy that demard }he made où the Transcontinental cn- ! e made in thorses aud read a chapter of the than he can.| terprise.The speech which h This movement çs one witch -e- {the House in July.1903 on taunciing | serves the hearty support of all.The (the enterprise was scattered every- visit of distinguished actors and 1:10 \u2018ahere berween the Red River and the resses supported by well-balanced i Rockies ard the following passage in companies.and the production of re- [particular was hailed with delight - fined and educative plays carnot fail | The whele of the liuhilisy which is tn have an elevating effect on the nud- \u2018inçurred by the Government ior the fic mind, not to speak of the pleasure building of the section irom Moncton which they give to the more discrin- inating playgoers Should Forbes Robertson and his company be ne to be paid by the Government for tiie te give à performance here.there is | nn doubt they would attract a erode ed house.construction of the line of railway \"from Moncton to the Paciñe fw be in the neighborined of 12 7 \u201c13 million dollars, and not a cent THE SATISFIED WEST.more.Now.what is 13 million The strongest Liberal newspaper i\" |arg in the year 1503?It is about th the West.ii net on all Canads.The i gyrplus of our revenue over the ex- je light weight who fears the Lord atmosphere of our military camps enormously ior the better.His policy for the encouraging of boys to take training as cadets bas had really wonderiui results for good.It 1s making men of thousands of lads ed formative influences tending tc make failures of them.\u2014Toroanto Mailthose modern housewives who are of- a vain attempt to entice into thar kitchens the green but honest domestic, trast their hopes and expectations with those of the author of this adverti-e- ment.printed in the Lady's Magazinan English publication.1a 1789: \u201cWanted, for a sober family, a man and can drive a\u2019 pair of horses.fie must occasionally wait at table, join in household prayer.Bible.He must, God willing.rise at \u201cseven in the morning.obey his master and mistress in all lawful come mands: if he can dress hair.sing; psalms ard play at cribbage.the more iagreeable.\\Wages, fifteen guineas a veer\u201d And yet.when analyzed.th: requirements set down in detail here, glance, dwindle perceptibly.I: will Ibe noted.{nr example.that even that age of domestic autocracy the | Seven is surely a comfortably late AL permitted to interpose itseli he- tween duty and its victim.And \u2018t who could not otherwise nave escay- | lt is not our desire to discourage | iering three times as much wages in, but we can forbear to con-, QUEBEC CHRONICLE i Tr a 10 \u2018months of bleak and wintry weather to see Sir James \\Vhitney in his ac- jeustomed place in the Legislature at look aiter the ;the formal closing of tive session ycs- terday afternoon.A few weeks ago his life was despaired ol, and it would seem that his lifework is done, yet to .men of all parties his presence, even for the few lact muments of the session, was a genuine and undisguised | pleasure.Sir Jame- was ever a tight -er, but he seldom siruck below the belt.Ii his brusqueness of manner \"to Winnipeg is simply seven vears' which seems so formidable a.frst ever vexed his political opponents they \u201cinterest.The sum total of the mon.» | knew that his dictator methods vexed 1 Vhis own followers yet more.Yesterday as he stood among his old asso- Ocean (Mistress found it necessary to com- ciates there was a touch almost of or promise in the matter of early rising.iveverence for the plucky wrestler who, [though the sinews of his strenzin gol { hour, and even then the Divine will were shrunken.would not quit the | tield \u2014Toronto Globe (Liberal).Winhipeg ree Press.declares the UC.| per diture.The surplus of this var NX.R.agreement \u201cdisplays a desire to | safeguard public interes:s that has not heen apparent in the past :n the bord guaranteeing evterprises 0: Canadian Governments.\u2019 various , ito obtain a t | which would reduce local and throu.iy This favorable comparison nf the rates to such an extent that will pay {or the construction ©\u201d the road.\u201d For tins salery sum tire West was third transcontinental.tive frat legislation of the kind upon the | amount netted by the settier from his part of the Borden administration is vearly wheat ard nother c-5ps would !does not necessarily pre-surpose a! icareful preluninary traming for «me ito quahiy as \u201ca man of light weight | \"who fears the Lord.\u201d Ta he sure.the \u2018successiul applicant must lock after the horses and wait on table, two sc ra, AN APPRECIATED CHANGE The 28-horsepower RUSSELL KNIGHT motor, at 1,200 revolutions per minute, develups 53 horse-power.The speed and power of a 53 \u201chorse\u201d motor when needed\u2014with only a \u201c28's\u201d fuel con- The new style of sale with special reductions and triple bons is very much in favor among the public for the - : excellent reason that it is most advantageous.sutnption and tire wear under normal running.With the fixed price system you often get a discount of 33 1-3 per cent, and moreover triple bons on the full amount of your purchases.SU per veut fewer motor parts than any \u201cANT 1» rnother reason fur the RUS- SELLS marvellous records.Only this World's Champion Motor could run continuously 13 days and nights (equal to 10.- OW) road miles )\u2014at high speed\u2014under full Toad\u2014-witlput a single stop for adjustment or repair According to the purchasers it is the most profitable sale that was ever made.» There is only one Myrand & Pouliot liquidation, as there is only one firm of this name.Profit by the advantages which we are offering ; it is to your interest._ ; DESAY HRSA ONY Incomparable opportunities with three bons for \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\" A1, THURSDAY Three bons for one and attractive reductions.With this WORLD'S CHAMPION MOTOR you get i chassis pronounced by experts mechanically perfect.\\ car recognized everywhere as the most com enient and comfortable built.Fquipment such as you louk for only on S3.JU0 cars i ! \u2014 i JAPANESE NAVAL SCANDAL | T ki», May 11 \u2014After x confer- i Pence winch the Premier.Count , Okuma had with the Emperor today, | Adimrat Count Yamamoty and Admia! Baror Saito were placed on the ! reserve fist.Na reason far their cczrement has been asognet GETS SKULL FRATURED BY FALL FROM LADDER Toronts May 11\u2014Falling from a! laïder winle painurg ls hoine this} evering.William Carley, a stereo | ivper, emp\u2019 wed hy the News, living sa: 432 Weliec'ey treet.suctained a fraciured «kuil and died before à doctor could be sucimonel MISSOURI PACIFIC.|! New York.May 11-\u2014At à meenng of the board of directors ri the Mis- | souri Pacific Railway Company today, | it was voted to petition the holde-s of the $25.000.000 three vrar notes | - maturing June 1 to extend the time &f payment for one year.increasing the rate of interest from 5 to 6 per | (cent OS à To ask more in any car is unreasonable .To accept less is unnecessary.To pay less is unwise.A RUSSELL- KNIGHT \u201cFour\u201d is a gilt-edged investment in PERMANENTLY satisfactory service.Russell Motor Car Company Limited West Toronto Montreal Branch: 5 Park Avenueone.Antique Mohair, double width silk, for costumes or , mantles.The big demand of the day.$3.00 a yard with $9.00 in Bons per yard.\u201c Cotton crepon.À variety of designs and colors.Cheap at 18¢c.for.44 scene eee 12c \u2018 1 ' Gingham, striped or squared.Fine collection of col- ; ; \u2018 ors.Regular price, 20c, for .12 1-2c Materials for Dresses, diagonal whipcord.54 inches in width, navy blue and black.Worth $2.00 for $1.49.With triple bons.\u2018 Smee I Quilting, assorted colors fashionable goods for summer costumes.Cheap at 20c, for .16c 21 Fine black Bedford, 54 \u2014TSes In width ,value $2.00 à | for $1.49, and 3 bons for one.Muslin voile, squared, striped or flowered.The finest choice of shades you could wish for.This lot compris- \" Ratine broche, the most fashionable tissue.Full es goods up to 60c.Your choice for .25c width, two shades only: brown and grey.Value $1.25 LC for 94c.- 2 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u20142- A special tine of silk and wool umbrellas.Regular value, $2.25, for .Co Chamoisette Gloves, all shades.Worth 75¢, for 44¢, _\u2014 _ \u2018 and 3 bons for one.The Lion, with TORONTO IS AGAINS ! MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE ! USES POLICE HELMET TO DRIVE LION BACK.tened and opened his head and shoulders thrust out of \u201cZenella\" serge umbrellas, opening automatically.the cage shove the heads of the hs-.THINK OF OUR SUMMER HATS.- : ; \u2014\u2014 + 25, 21 2 a ae ee Animal in Circus Parade About te Sanders.was poised ready inc 2 leap Cy Might Be Liable for Injuries Cheap at $1.25.for Th being depleted ; .i ; into the crowd.i e assortment is being depleted very early.Leave its Cage Has to Give up she | Hewson.ripping his stiff police | From Flying Balls ; g dep Ty y.Project.{ helmet as the nearest weapon toi \u2014_\u2014 _ f hand, sprang toward the beast\u2019s head ! Portland, Mee.May U\u2014With his! unmindful that à single swing of the Police helmet 18 his only veapon «fil ins paw would tear his arm to defense avi a+ the risk oi bevy form il ehreds.Siriking the animal on the, and mangled, Chas E.Hewsgt pa ; sensitive tip of the nose and batter- trolman of the Portland PFohce De-|ing it with his helmet.he drove the hewildered beast back tv his cage.Imitation of linen, poplin finish for costumes.All the fashionable shades.Price 20c with three bons for one.; Torznte, May 11-\u2014The proposa: to | essadlish a municipal golf kinks in a jittle frequented part of High Park was d today by the Parks Committee wv a vote of 5 to 3.It was! feared that tae city mizht be liable Pr dumames to ortizens injured by! Soft straw hats, Panama style for men.Value $1.25, $1.75 and $2.50 for 79c, 99c, and $1.49.Very brilliant silk, 36 inches in width.All the shades Still in style this year, and black.Worth $1.50, for .Sailor hats for young men.partment.preseatsd a lion from ee.capirg from bi- cage in à rircus par-| Alsey Morelock, another officer.flpng bals RE RE SO MARNE NE Re ter $1.00 and $1.50, for 74c and 99cale Hic wot prevented a posse ruahed up and slammed the door; ; | pant in tie down TOWN streets, with { while 3 circus attendant aimed a Fun BOILER EXPLOSION ! c h h } N Ity § per! a Tes er hfe.at the lion's head, ready to shont in- Come and see our special lines of oilcloth.Linole- anvass hats, mushroom shape.Novelty for young daur © of the hig the linn's cage 1n one Cirrus wagons came unies « he beast should attack the men | One Man Killed and Seven Badly: \u2018 pre he cone was ned Injured {ll ums of good quality.Value, 60c, 75c, and 90c.We sell i them at 49c, 59c, and 65c, plus three bons for one.boys, 49c.Health and Beauty Hints By MRS MAE MARTYN.Mks 4 Pood tare net shame oan! may not use __ of inconveniences: Put 4 ouncee par- \u201ctis ewbict von can Swain at any i Norio\u2019k, Va, May 11 \u2014An +x- piasian in the engine room on the Old , Dominion steamship Jefferson late to- !nighe Lansed the death of one man rand serious injury ta seven others according to meazie reporis received here.Tite dead man was a water tender, whose tame could not he learned.Chief Ergineer Portinek and NOTICE.We shall only exchange the bons at the dates which Canvass hats for children.Soft shape.A line which is always a great seller, 24c.WANTED.We want good dress-makers for our tailoring de- the het Le Fro amy favre Drug stored fn 112 pints of water.| SR her menthe © the engine ram we shall announce in the newspapers.partment.Good wages to competent persons, ; \u2014juer disscive à |Siran vhen cold: take 1 tablesponn- erew were injured Mode ap or 1 water aad | ful before meals.Keep up treatment \u2019 1 pour ton tie hair makes a abundance T t'aat ie ve the scaip immaculately clean i each strand of hair wit} GIRLIE: [tis easy to make an in.| foundiand coast and the Grand Banks - nery ani full of heaith.| 2xpensive hair tonic at home by mix- | were reported tonight hy Captain Cantheox shampros are