Sherbrooke daily record, 25 juin 1913, mercredi 25 juin 1913

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Iitabliahed 1897\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 1913.\tONE CENT P.0.CLERKS TAKES KANO Give Police Letter \u201cM\u201d Clipped From Pack-ap WILL GO WITH OTHER MATTER TO WRITING EXPERT- ADJOURNED INQUEST TOMORROW NIGHT The mail package tragedy is yet un solved.Chief Detective McCaskill with bis assistant are still at work following up every clue that presents itself and endeavoring to strengthen any otliera that they have on hand.Detective Lapointe, this morning, hud not returned from Lake Megantic ¦where, it is said, he is conducting a special investigation along certain lines.Writing experts in Montreal will pass upon certain matters tluit the detectives will lay before them.LETTER \u201cM\u201d CLUE Clerks at the Post Office have been ¦watching mail packages of late for lettered \u201cM\u2019s.'\u2019 Yesterday they handed the Police a clipping from a mail package which passed through the office this week.Having seen a reference to a peculiar \u201cM\" said to have been found in the room where the tragedy took place, the clerks took careful notes of the var ous typewritten addresses going through their hands, paying special attention to the letter \u201cM,\u2019\u2019 Finally one clerk found a package With an \u201cM\u2019\u2019 which had a peculiar appearance.Calling the other officials they discussed the matter and finally decided to keep the letter.A small block of paper was cut out on which appeared the letter.Efforts were then taken to establish who the sender of the package was.Three clerks were present and should anything result will be in a position to test fy.The piece of paper with the letter Was immediately handed over to the police who gave it to Chief McCaskill.Chief McCaskill, however, does not put much stock in the question of the letter \u201cM\u2019\u2019 hut claims to have other similar information of far greater importance.WILL DE \"EXAMINED BY AN EX- A PERT.\tI .Vi .The slip of paper with the \u201cM\u201d found in the Bilodeau home is now in the hand's of a Montreal expert and in all probability the second sample will be sent in at once so that a careful comparison can be made.GUILTY .PARTY MAY BREAK DOWN Chief McCaskill is hoping that in view of the rapidly tightening web cf evidence the guilty party w 11 break down.He hopes he will either submit to the inevitable or that remorse will cause him to give up.The sender of the bomb may have had provocation sufficient to have kept him up had Mr.Bilodeau been killed, hut when he realizes that as a result of his nefarious work an innocent mother was hurled into eternity it is a question if he can stand the strain under which he must bo suffering.THOUGHT IT LOOKED LIKE BATTERED \u201cM\u201c IN BILODEAU '\tHOME Attention is now centered on the outcome of the adjourned inquest in the Bilodeau tragedy, which will take place tomorrow evening.Since last Thursday\u2019s adjournment Chief McCaskill has been constantly on the case and during the hast few days bas been assisted by Detective Lapointe, of Montreal.They have gone over the ground .very carefully, examined every pos sible clue, and though they make no statement as to the possible outcome of to morrow\u2019s inquest, there is a possibility that considerable new evidence will be introduced.Yesterday Detective Lapointe spent the day at Lake Megantic, returning this morning.Chief Mrdaskill adm t-ted to-day that the object of his trip to Megantic was to follow up a clue that had come to their attention, and not for the purpose of shadowing any person.BELIEVES MYSTERY WILL BE CLEARED.Chief McCaskill docs not anticipate an immediate sensation in the case, but is very sanguine .that the mystery will he cleared up.TRAGEDY CAUSED WIDESPREAD EXCITEMENT No occurrence in recent years has Caused so much excitement throughout the Eastern i Townships.Commercial travellers state that the tragedy fs the one topic of conversation in country hotels and stores, and any , person who happens to be from the Vicinity of Sherbrooke, or who has spent a day In the city, is eagerly sought after by many in the hopes of getting the very latest news relative to the case.-4.- MANY IMMIGRANTS ARRIVE Quebec, June 25 Inside of two hours about 4,000 immigrants aniv-ed and landed here in three different steamers.The first was the Tunisian, with 1,400 passengers, besides a general cargo; the second was the As canla, with 1,400 newcomers; and the last, was the Athenia, with 1,000 cabin and steerage passengers.After landing their passengers the three steamers proceeded to Montreal.CATASTROPHE INJ11FFAL0 Six Dead aad Sixty Injured by an Ex- HALE OP THE INJURED ARE NOT EXPECTED TO SURVIVE FROM THEIR WOUNDS.Buffalo, N.Y., June 25.\u2014Pour men are known to be dead, sixty were injured, some fatally, and four are unaccounted for as the result of an explosion late yesterday in the elevator and grain storehouse of the Husted Milling Company, at Elk and Peabody street.Fire followed the explosion and destroyed the wooden section of the elevator.The dead are ; Miea.iel King, 41 years; Henry Vetter, 45; J ^1 washed the little bead twice a \" day with warm water and Cuti-cura Soap, dried it, and very carefully applied the Cuticura Ointment and in about an hour took a very fine little comb and the dandruff would lift off in sheets and some of the hair would come too.Then I would put some Cuticura Ointment on and let it remain till time to wash the head again.1 used a large box of Cuticura Ointment with the Cuticura Soap and his hair was coming in nicely and the scales all gone.Today he has as nice a head of hair and as free from dandruff as you would wish to Bee.\u201d (riignedj Mrs.C.F.Keast, May 20, 1912.\t\u2022 A single cake of Cuticura Soap and box of Cuticura Ointment are often sufficient when all else lias failed.Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p.Skin Book.Address post card Potter Drug & Chem.Corp., i>ept.32L>f Boston, U.S.A, BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING.The funeral of the late Mr.Oscar Bishop, who died at Glendale, \u2018 California, May 24th., took place here at the Methodist Church at 2 o\u2019clock ; Friday, the Rev.Mr.Roy also Rev.: Mr.De Gruchy of Bury officiating.¦ The deceased was born here, December 20th., 1850 and has spent all his ; life here except about five years in Nashua, N.H., and the past five j Jears in California.Mr.Bishop was a highly respected citizen, of a j Christian character and one greatly | esteemed by all who knew him.He | leaves to mourn his loss a wife, little grand daughter, Feme Sanborne; two brothers, Mr.Edwin Bishop of i this place, and Mr.Luther Bishop of Bearherry, Alberta, besides many t other distant relatives.The bearers : were, Messrs.E.T.Bishop, H.Tite, | C.Bishop, E.Tite, J.R.Mc-; Fadden and R.C.Rolfe.Much sym-j pathy is felt for Mrs.Bishop in her j sad bereavement.Arrivals and departures ; Mrs.Everett of Bury and Mr.and Mrs.A.Embury and Master Alfred of Angus guests of Mrs.W.Bothwell; Miss Jennie Campbell and Mr.Alex Campbell of iünslow guests of Mr.P.c Mathesoa; Mrs.W.F.Hatley of Bury', guest of her mother, Mrs.Wm.Hooker; Mrs.Donovan of Warren, K I guest of Mrs.E.C.Gilbert; Mr.w! R.Batley of Buty the week-end with his cousin, Mr.Forrest Hooker; Miss Ida Westman in Angus; Miss Edith McHarg in Cookshire, last week: Mrs.J.R.Andrews and Miss E.Hunter in South Dudswell visiting friends-Mrs.R.Bloomfield in Sherbrooke-Mr.J.McKenzie to North Concord for a week; Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Ben-t-y of Bury, guests of Mr.and Mrs F.R.Hooker.I.\tPrimer\u2014Ronald MacDonald, Alvin Hobbs.II.\tPrimer\u2014Thomas Rowland, Thelma Drew, Mahlon Sutton.I.\tInfant Reader\u2014Evelyn French, Essie Hillman, Wesley MacKey, John French, Hollis Willard, Allan Stevenson, Hazen Davis.II.\tInfant Reader\u2014Edytha Johnston, Dorothy Johnston, Evelyn Marty n, Helen Hail, Florence HoK I.\tElementary\u2014Janet Currie, May Neil, James Cornish, Ruth Sutton, Edward Rowland, Shirley Burns, Al- ! fred Rowland, Kenneth Drew, Archie James, Prudence Edge.II.\tElementary\u2014Cecil Hall, Gordon Bell, John Currie, Laura Willard, Howard Stevenson, George Johnston III.\tElementary\u2014Ruberta Sutton, Violet Grey, Frank Dearden, Lillian Cornish, Lome Sutton, Elsie Wil lard.IV.\tElementary\u2014Allen Hall, A1 berta Westgate, Luella MacKey, Mar ion Burns, Stanley Kidd, Joseph Cornish, Pearl Amadon, Hilda Amadou, Robert Grey.I.\tAlodel\u2014Florence Banfill, Clara Kidd, Willie Hall, Edith Briggs, Er-vine Billings, Jack Hillman, Harold Planch, Ernest Davis, Stanley Currie Euith Wilson, Norman McKee.II.\tModel\u2014Evelyn Banfill, Elva Lip sey, Violet Briggs, Ella Hall.The three pupils who have attended most regularly are Christina Barrait, Anita Cooper and Laura Willard.PARIS DOCTOR SAYS Edward Hardy, SAWYERVILLE.The W.A.of St.Matthew\u2019s Church will meet with Mrs, S.J.Elliott on Thursday afternoon, June 2fith.Miss Pansy Wyatt of Sherbrooke is the guest of her sister, Mrs.Harold Laws.A dance will be held in the oddfellows Hall on Thursday evening June 2\" The 4 beat .aller of ll.e aeaeon Now In f &Oo.«ditloo.Interest \u2022t 4 |(«r eent.Allowed on d* poelti, eomituted half yearly.Sherbrooke Loan *\t& Mortgage Go.Office, Art Building.Office fcoura, ) to J; on Haturday*, t *\tto II Telerlion* U*- W A HALE, President.^\tH, K.HOHINH, 1 FINE WEDDING SILVERWARE What could be more appropriate than Silverware as a Wedding Gift ?Certainly nothing offers greater variety to chtoose from or a happier combination of usefulness, beauty and real worth.We are showing a much larger assortment ot Sterling Silver and fine Silver-plated Ware than ever before.See our stock for suggestions.Mail orders carefully filled here.A.C.Skinner Jeweler & Optician 7 Slraîàcoiia Square CITY NEWS Great bargains this week at The Boston Store.You can save all kinds of money at Poutre\u2019s Sale just now.The Gleaners will meet on Friday afternoon at four o'clock with Mrs.B.\tC.Howard, 62 London street.Miss Constance Jackson, of the Lawrence School, is spending part of her vacation with relatives at Montpelier, Vt.Big Reduction Sale this week at C.\tF.Olivier\u2019s.No 7 company, 53rd Regiment, will return all clothing and equipment to company store on Wednesday and Thursday nights from 7 to 9 p.m.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Baptist Church will hold a sale of work.Ice cream and cake at the Church on Thursday afternoon frem 4 to 6.The Methodist Choir and invited friends are requested to meet at the Church to-morrow (Thursday) at 9 a.m.sharp for the auto ride.Mrs.Boydell has just received from New York some well selected Linen Suits which are the latest models.High Constable Moe escorted yesterday Wm.Russell and L.Bruisere to the St.Vincent de Paul Peniten tiary, to which they had been sentenced by Judge Mulvena for a period of two years for horse-stealing.Do not forget the ice cream social on the Y.W.C.A.lawn to-morrow (Thurs.) eve.Admission 15c.In the event of unseasonable weather the social will be held in the new Assembly Hall.Price\u2019s Orchestra.The funeral of Mrs.Carlos Skinner will take place on Thursday at 2 p.m.from her late residence, 3'8 Prospect street, to the Congregational Church.Friends please omit flowers by request.Mr.W.S.Davidson, son of the late Robert Davidson, Sherbrooke, and Airs.Davidson, whose home is in -hangbai, China, are on their way to Canada, having arrived at Vancouver, BA' , several weeks ago.Mr.and Mrs.Davidson are at present In Pi mon ton, visiting Mr.R.G.Davidson and Mrs.J.J.Burbeck, Mr.Davidson\u2019s brother and sister.Mrs.H.Bruce Fletcher received yesterday for the first time since her marriage, at the residence of her mother, \"Elmhurst,\u201d Dufferin avenue.The drawingroom, hall and other spacious rooms were decorated with quantities of brilliant crimson pop-pi-s and white peonies, effectively arranged.The bride wore her lovely wedding gown of white satin trimmed with shadow lace and pearls.Mrs.Malcolm Mitchell, who received with her, was gowned in pale mauve k Ik with embroidered silk drapery an! flowered hat.In the dining r iom tea and coffee were poured by Mrs.William Farwell and Mrs.Tuck, respectively, and the ices were cut by Mrs.F.Adams Briggs.The girls assisting were Miss Eva White, who looked after the guests, wearing her bridesmaid\u2019s gown of pale pink Liberty satin and white hat trimmed with chiffon and Michaelmas daisies and faced with pink; Misses Dorothea Gwyn, Florence Farwell, Gladys Mc-Kechnic, Marjory Robins and Geraldine Clough.The table was beautifully done with a large bowl of pink sweet peas, lavender rocket and ferns on a centrepiece of Cluny lace, with vases of pink peonies, ferns and sweet peas.Among the Eastern Townships people registered in town are the following : E.E.Bangs, Ayer\u2019s Cliff ; K.Morrison, Guy McKenzie, H.McLeod, Scotstown ; J.M.Blodgett, L.H.Repley, L.B.Cook, West Stewarts-town ; G.Cunningham, D.H.La-vigne, J.R.Bamson, L.Guilbert, A.D\u2019Arcy, R.Bergeron, Magog ; J.H.McFadden, Bishop\u2019s Crossing ; J.FI.Rheault, G.Duhamel, D\u2019Israeli ; Dr.R.A.D.King, Waterville ; F.C.Boright, Sutton ; J.A.Bothwell, East Angus ; R.A.Oughtred, C.E.Weyland, Marbleton ; J.T.Pbaro, Thetford ; J.A.Bt.Denis, Weedon W, J.Bartholomew and wife, Sawyer ville ; B.B.Pope, L.Q.Bliss, Compton ; J.M.Sargent, Cook-; shire ; W.H.Kelliker, Georgeville ; J.H.Morrison, Foster; J.G.Sampson and wife, R.and A.Sampson, T Lothrop, North Hatley ; P.W.Taber, Enrit.F urn brim ; I{.H.Mar-Rue, W.J.Smith, Bury ; If.E.Mile.; South Btukely ; C.Wright, Irixville Miss P.Taylor, Coatlcook ; H.A Stevenson, Cookshirc.Be sure and visit Poutre\u2019s annual Clearance Sale, now going on.Attend C.F.Olivier\u2019s June Sale.Big bargains.Tragic fate of beautiful Mary, Queen of Scots, Casino.Summer cottages furnished complete at Edwards\u2019.The Sherbrooke City Band will play at Racine Park to-morrow evening, weather permitting.Everybody\u2019s doing it, but Poutre\u2019s Sale beats them all.Now in full swing.Mrs.S.A.Jones has gone to Ottawa to attend a summer school in connection with W.A.work.Dr.N.A.Dussault, of Quebec, and bis brother, Mr.J.H.C.Dussault, Montreal, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.T.Dussault, Marquette street, while in the city to attend the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs.F.X.Deseve.Capt.W.H.P.Elkins, of the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery, who has teen in camp at Petewawa for some weeks, was in Famham Saturday last and rode in the fifteen mile \"point-to-point\u201d race for the Guides\u2019 Cup.Capt.Elkins then proceeded to the Aldershot, N.S., camp, where he is gunnery instructor.SHERBROOKE A SEAPORT.Apropos of a recent suggestion of an enthusiastic member of the Board of Trade to dredge the St.Francis and give Sherbrooke direct connection with the ocean, we are pleased to say that the White Star Line has not waited for this, hut has already sent one of its crack boats to this city, the \"Adriatic,\u201d of the New York and Liverpool fleet.While in \"port\u201d the boat will be on exhibition in the show window of the Edwards\u2019 Furniture Co.She will probably be \u201cdocked\u201d by to-morrow, and will well repav an inspection.Ostermoor Mattresses, all sizes at Edwards\u2019.Casino, \"Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots,\u201d in 3 parts.Historically ac curate.Major King, Mrs.and Miss King have arrived at North Hatley from Europe, where they have been for the past two years, and will spend the summer at the Connaught Inn.Mr.Jos Lacombe, of this city, has been awarded the first prize for the best window display of De Laval Separators.The contest was open to every dealer in the Dominion.This evening the Harmony Band will play at the lawn social, given by the Church of the Advent, East Sherbrooke.Members of the hand will be on hand at the Band room at 7.15 sharp, in uniform.In case of rain the social will he held in the Church Hall.POLICE STATION NOTES.The police were called to the Union Depot last night at 9.15 to arrest a man from Souhegan, N.H., who \"'as given in charge by the B.& M.Conductor.He had refused to leave the train and was under the influence of liquor.In his pocket was found a large sum of money and after his appearance this morning before the magistrate he had five dollars less.A 111311 \u2019from Montreal and one from Maisonneuve received accommodation at the station last night.SIDE-SIDE SHOW FLOURISHED.With every circus there is a main show and a side show, and most of them add a \u201cside-side show.\u201d An extra charge of 25c for this is made and men only are admitted.This has sometimes been suppressed in Sherbrooke and sometimes regulated.It ran full blast yesterday in connection with the Buffalo Bill Show.There was always, it Is said, one policeman in attendance, and at some of the side-side performances as many as five of the city bluecoats.There appears to have been no censorship applied.PFITITION FOR FRIDAY EVENING CLOSING.A petition has recently been circulated among the leading merchants of this city, requesting that they close their places of business on Friday evenings through the summer months, out of consideration to the sales people, who, under the present system, find they are unnecessarily confined until 10.30 p.m.every Friday night.Several prominent merchants readily signed the paper, stating that they would willingly close their stores both Friday and Saturday nights if agreeable to all the other merchants.Others raised serious objections, offering several reasons why their respective places of business could not be closed on this particular night.The petitioners think that all the merchants without exception in this progressive city should unite in endeavoring to grant at least this trivial request of those whose duty is to serve and please the discriminating public ten hours each day with an additional evening every Friday and Saturday.It is hoped that the remaining few will coincide with the others and make early closing on Friday a possibility in the near future, and that they will \"Do It F^or Sherbrooke\u201d this week in accord with our neighboring - towns and cities.FIREMEN BLOWN FROM BUILDING New Y\u2019ork, June 25.\u2014Seven firemen were blown from a third-storey fire escape landing of a burning loft building at Leonard and Church streets last night.Four of the men grasped rungs of the iron ladder in falling, but the others were blown fifteen feet to a large wall sign.Surrounded by flames and with high pressure streartfe carefully directed around them, the three went hand over hand along the signboard to the second floor fire escape, now nearly red hot, where they were rescued.All seven suffered severe burns on their faces, arms and hands.The estimated loss was $300,-000.YOUNG BUFFALO has gone away With the Goods.We are still here with the Roods.ICE CREAM delivered to any part of the city, 50c.per quart brick \u2014 Vanilla, Strawberry,Chocolate or Mixed.Please remember that orders for noon must be in at 10.30 a.m., and evening orders must be in by 4.30, if you want thorn for 6 p.m.Please take notice that Nuts of all kinds have advanced in price.Salted Peanuts, lb.25c.Large White Peanuts, lb.40c.Salted Almonds, lb.80c.Pecans (to order) lb.$1.00 Woodard\u2019s Confectiooery 177 Wellington St,, Sherbrooke.Branches at 5 Strathcona Sq.and North Hatley.Also for sale at A.J.Burge\u2019s, Lennoxville, Que.FUNERAL OF MRS.F.X.DESEVE.The funeral of the late Mrs.F.X.Deseve took place yesterday morning from the home of her son, Dufferin avenue, to St.Michael\u2019s Cathedral, a large number of the elder members of the community following in the cortege as a last mark of respect to an oil citizen and a link now broken between the past and present of Sherbrooke.The body was received at the door of the church by Mgr.H.0.Chali-foux, vicar-general, a lifelong friend, of the family, and the requiem mass was sung by the Rev.Henri Deseve, parish priest of Bury, grandson of deceased.The church was draped with emblems of mourning, and the solemn music of the mass was beautifully rendered by the choir, Mr.L.E.Cohere presiding at the organ.¦The other clergy present in the sanctuary were the Rev.A.O.Gagnon, Superior of the Seminary; Rev.H.A.Simard, Chancellor, and the Rev.Abbe Gosselin.The Sisters of the Congregation of Mont Notre Dame were also represented at the service.The Libera was sung by the Bishop, Mgr.Paul LaRocque, and the body was borne at the close of the service to St.Michael\u2019s Cemetery and there interred beside the husband, who passed to his rest some years ago.The funeral director was Mr.L.H.Olivier, and the pall hearers were the following: Messrs: L.A.Belanger, C.F\\ Olivier, G.E.Robitaille, John Leonard, K.G., Alfred Gadbois and T.Belanger.The hearers, In accordance with a request of deceased, were her six grandsons, Maurice Cormier, Romeo Dupuy, Edgar Dupuy, Sherbrooke; Gaston Marcotte, Quebec; Victor De-;eve, Three Rivers, and F'rancis Sten-son, Montreal.The mourners were Mr.Oscar Deseve, Sherbrooke, and Mr.A.L.De seve, Magog, sous of deceased; N.T.Dussault, Louis Dupuy, Sherbrooke; and Edward Marcotte, Quebec, sons-in law; Dr.N.A.Dussauft, Quebec; Mr.J.H.C.Dussault, Montreal; Rev.Henri Deseve, Bury; A.F\\ Deseve, Magog; E.W.Deseve, Oscar Stenson, Alfred and Rudolph Dupuy, grandsons, with those who acted as hearers; Dr.J.H.Ht.Pierre, Sherbrooke, and Hormhlas Vilandre, Danville, grandsons by marriage.A large number of offerings of manses and spiritual bouquets were received, with a floral wreath from Mrs.H.Portier, Montreal, and a pillow of flowers from the postmaster and stall of the Sherbrooke post of lice.AT MITCHELLS ICE CREAIVI FOR HOME USE «5 m Art Glass Domes and Shades We have just received a large assortment of fine Art Glass Shades.Prices run from $2.00 each up to $40.00.Call in and inspect our dark room.We have all the latest creations in Electric Fixtures.ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND SUPPLY CO.W.J.WIGGKTT\t71 Wellington St.Home-made Ice Cream is usually a little better\u2014al ways a little cheaper \u2014than many kinds you buy, and the variety is practically unlimited.Up to-date Freezers have done much to simplify the making, and wc sell the latest and best.The Peerless An old, reliable make\u2014made better than ever.$1.76 up.The Automatic This is the best of all anti-crank freezers\u2014the original\u2014made of sheet steel throughout.$3,00 up.The Froze A good, durable freezer, but cheaper than the others.$1.68 up.Ice Picks, Ice Shaves, Ice Tongs, Ice Chisels, etc.Tee Cream .Servers, Moulds and Bricks, J.S .Mitchell l Co.BE JUST AS CRITICAL.JUST AS EXACTING, JUST AS SHARP- f ENED AS YOU CAN WHEN YOU COME TO SEE OUR SHOES Try on onr Oxfords, consider every point, compare them with any yon have seen or worn as to quality, style and fit, and see it you won\u2019t be thoroughly convinced that the best assortment and the best values are here for the money.Remember, we are glad to show onr shoes whether you buy or not.J.CROQUETTE 86; WelllnfftoB Street, Opposite His Majesty's Theatre.f Mr Â.R.WILSON'S Collie, 52 London Eight r0oms, bathroom, gas.electric light, hot Water Heat, modern conveniences, lot 66x108.House in thorough repair.Price $4,500 Bofoeri Seiverigiif Real Estât, and Custom.Broksr.Ï Fboue Office 342.House 1296.\t1 York Apartments SUPERIOR to others because the material and workmanship are the best.te 9» Eyeglass Mountings are less conspicuous than any others made.\tat McConnell\u2019s 135 Wellington St.\tSherbrooke Why should any other cereal be called \u201cjust as good\u201d as a;,., a # CORN FLAKES Because Kellogg's is known to betheZ>es£ and most nutritious cereal on the market\u2014 Because the sale of Kellogg's Corn Flakes is enormous as trade returns will show\u2014 Because another large modern factory, the best and most sanitary in Canada had to be built to take care of our constantly increasing trade\u2014 Because the imitator, knowing these facts and having few selling arguments for his own product thinks to create a market for it by comparing it to Kellogg\u2019s: But\u2014the flavor and the sustaining qualities of Kellogg\u2019s Corn Flakes cannot be counterfeited.Sold in big packages at l()c.Look for the signature.S3 Carriages Summer bus come and the roads will soon be fine for driving.Buy a comfortable Buggy.We manufacture Cr-ucords, Plano Box.Surrcya, and every other style.We make a specialty of Hotel \u2019Bus and Delivery Express WaKons.Two 'busses already on hand for ten passengers.¦\t¦\tIII We will repair your broken springs or repmee them.Also ro-palntlnjç, tops re-ccvered.seats upholstered, etc.Write or call for prices.All work (guaranteed.Sherbrooke Carriage Factory 1\\ BJRON, RONS * CO.Props.BAA! BAA! Little Bo Peep had lost her sheep; That didn\u2019t at all upset her.Bho put down her crook in a nice shady nook While she ate Allatt\u2019s Bread, \"there\u2019s none better.\u201d ALLAIT \u201cTHU) BAKE) H\u201d Bell 724.Our \"¦ ' Slove Wood is giving much satisfaction to our customers.Delivered promptly any place in town.WOOD YARD, 55 PItOHPIOCT ST.Tel.714.\tW.A.HALE.LENNOXVILLE HOUSE When In Lennoxville atop here, iltreet ear* p**e the door.H»U min-' iite'n walk from D.A M.U.T.R.eud O.I'.R.etatlon*.Bell 'phone lt(.du M.TAYLOR.Pro».^38204 5 SKEHBROOKt DAILY RECORD WEDNESDAY 1913.JYEv - ;\t\"Daily Record\u201d Want Advertisements\t} i\tMG KKSÜLT8 FOK LITTLE MONEY\tJ ^ RATES .It words or !\u2022¦\u2022,\t16c.each Insertion, one cent lor each additional word ; elx insertions for the \\ ?-?w %»¦ ta ta-i price of five.H*LiP WANTBU -miiAL*./^JAPABLW QB3Nh3RAL 8WRVANT waûtecl.Family ot two.Apply Mia.I'.C.Baker, So Queen Btreet./^lOOD GE3NKUAL SKRVANT WANT-' ^ ed at once.Apply Mrs.ill.1J.Miller, 21 Loudon St.rjOOD GENERAL SERVANT WANT-ed.Apply Mrs.a.M.Sangs ter, «4 Deummond St.An experienced table girl wanted.Apply New Sherbrooke House.O hamber girl wanted at once ^ \u2014Apply Albion Hotel, Sherbrooke./\"GENERAL SERVANT WANTED \u2014 VJ Able to do plain cooking.No washing or ironing.Good wages.References required.Apply Mrs.Arthur Wiïcocks, Richmond.Housemaids wanted for Bishop's College School for about the end of August.Apply The Matron.Lennoxville.C1APABLE\tGENERAL SERVANT > wanted.One willing to go to the seaside.Apply Mrs.Baldwin, 32 Dominion Ave.Kitchen girl wanted at onc;h \u2014Apply American House.City.REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE ^MALL FARM OF ABOUT 30 ACRES O for sale, l£ mile from North Hatley, well wooded and watered.A.C.LeBaron, North1 Hatley, or Fred.Hovey.Sherbrooke./COTTAGE FOR SALE.COMPLETE-ly furnished, hardwood flocrs, iive bedrocms, iron bedsteads.water 'in house.Three boats.The whole in perfect condition.Ready for occupation at once.For particulars apply J.O.Darche, 07 King Street.HBLP WANTED\u2014MALB.Ï^UÜ GATED YOUTH AM AFP HU) N-J tice waated.One witli Frencti and English preferred.Apply with references to Dr.W.O.l.aiubly, \u2022\u2022Drug ytore,\" Lookahlre, Que.VI AN WANTED TO MAKE HIMSELF -*«- generally useful and take care of nurses.Apply 3\u2018J Moore St., city.PARTNERSHIP WANTED IN KS-.*¦ tablished business by young uiau with small amount of capital.Address Box luU Record Office.M ACHINIST WANTED, PERMA-7,, ncut Position tu good man.Apply Sleeper & Akhurst, Ltd.Coaticook.MEN WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT - jobs.$20.UU week.Write lor list oi positions open.Franklin Institute Dept.827 E, Rochester, N.Y.pOR 1ST JULY TWO GOOD FARM J- hands wanted, able to speak French and English, for farm near Montreal.Apply to J.McDonald, Queen\u2019s Hotel, Sherbrooke.TITAN WANTED AT ONCE TO DRIVE delivery.Must know town and be £ood hand with horses.Bray Bros.JOBBERS WANTED TO PEEL 1,200 cords rcugh pulp wood at 81.50 per cord.Good chance and good board very, reasonable.Apply the Simpson & Marshall Lumber Co., Chemin Gouin, La-belle Co., Que., Hebert Station, C.P.R.I OCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT-ed.No canvassing or soliciting required.Good income assured.Address National Co-Operative Realty ^o., V-1399, Harden Building, Washington, D.C.MCLAUGHLIN BUICK AUTOMOBILE - for sale cheap.Demonstration any time.P.O.Box 289 Sherbrooke.PROPERTY FOR SALE \u2014 DOUBLE house on Wellington street, with extra lot.Apply 302 Wellington St.HOY WANTED AT ONCE FOKi GAR-den work and to make himself, generally useful.Apply F.E.Lovell,Coaticook.I\u2018 GTS ON EAST SIDE OF LAKE -J Massawippi for sale ;\t75x75 ft.ar 100 ft.frontage, to suit, at Maplewood Farm.Several cottages at this point now, and B.& M.train stops twice a day to accomirodate.Fine shade ; price easy.Address Mrs.E.St.Dizier, Massawippi.MAN WANTED WHO CAN PUT UP and Pack furniture, and also help on delivery.Steady job for the right man.Echenberg Bros.Uns CELL ANËÔU ST AGENTS WANTED WE GIVE STEADY EMPLOYMENT to reliable, energetic men for the sale of our products, and all advantages that a reliable, well-advertised, established firm can offer.We want salesmen now for town and country districts.Write the Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto.Ontario.LOST AND FOUND.jQTRAYED FROM PASTURE ON O June 13th, one black» two-year-old steer, white forehead.Reward for re cavery of same.A.Lachance, butcher, King St.Sherbrooke.TKAOHHRS WANTMi.LE ME NT ARY, FOR THE MEGAN- 'J tic Model School, Intermediate.Salary $35.oo.J.p.Jones, Sec.-Treas., Echo Vale, Que.Province of Quebec, School Municipality of ike City of Sherbrooke.PUB LIC NOTICE is hereby given that there will be held on MONDAY, JULY SEVENTH.1913.at the hour of 10 in the morning, at the City Council Rooms, Wellington street, a meeting of the proprietors of real estate of this municipality, entered as such upon the valuation roll and having paid all their school taxes and other contributions, to proceed witli the election of t wo school commissioners to replace Messrs.Joshua A.Tate and Walter H.Wilson, whose term of office will then have expired.Given at Sherbrooke this 20th day of June, 1913.C.O.PALMER, Sec.-Treas.Board of Protestant School Commissioners.; 1 A A, POST CARDS FREE TO INTRO-i I v*v duce ofiers.No two alike.Write j to-day.Emporium, Beebç., Que.T O S.^G I N G R A S, AUCTIONEER, Boissonneault, Que, Megantic Co.rPENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY \u2022 -L the undersigned, J5 W.Bennett, up to noon July 14th for fifty cords of green hardwood\u2014beech, birch or maple\u2014 cut three feet long, split fou furnace and delivered at Bury Model School during the winter of 1913-14.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.Bury, Que., June 21,\t1913.J.W.Bennett, Sec.-Treas.HOOKKEEPING.PITMAN\u2019S SHORT-hand, Touch Typewriting.Private lessons given by Englishman.Individual lessons are essential for success.Apply Box 84, Record.Y7IOLIN AND MANDOLIN LESSONS V given by Professor Frank Dudley, 78 Montreal St.:City Tel.525.ITXAMINATION PAPER, SPECIMEN 14 and lest paper.Page Printing & Binding,Co., Sherbrooke.FOR BALB, WELL ESTABLISHED SHER-brooke grocery store for sale.Box 5o, Record.rnwo LADIES\u2019 BICYCLES FOR SALE Can be seen at 5y Queen St., Sherbrooke.EORSES ! LOT OF GOOD, HEAVY horses ; lot of young horses, 3 pair heavy team harnesses, 1 paix- double driving hainesses for sale.M.R.U'Donnell, East Sheiorcoke.MOTOR BOAT FOR SALE \u2014 22 FT.- long, 5 foot beam, 10-horse Grey engine, new last fall.Owner gone West.For particulars apply D.C.Horner, West Shefford.rPWO SECOND-HAND STEAM BOIL-X ers for Sale in good condition\u2014cheap.Hcvey Bros.Pkg.Co.STRUCTURAL STEEL MATERIAL.?T We have short pieces of standard sections suitable for lintells.Prices very low.Also regular mill lengths, all sizes.Jenckes Machine Co.EUICK AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE\u2014 model 33.Has been run less than 5,000 miles.Fully equipped : at half price.The owner\u2019s health the cause of sacrifice.See Taylor & Blossom, North Hatley, Que.\\JMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER O users of Nos.2,\t3,\t4,\t5 and (» models, and Remington Models, except visible writing.We have several dozen highest grade regular $1.00 ribbons for these machines af 00c.each\u2014no other discount for quantities even.We are clearing these out to city and town users of the above-mentioned machines, and When the present let is disposed of, price will be $1 each or $9 per dozen.We have a few single colors amongst these, but most- of them are for the 2 and 3 color Smith Premiers.Chas.B.Walsh & Co., 30 St.John St., Montreal, Que., dealers in Rebuilt Typewriters of all makes.Prices ranging from $40 to $1-00.A YRlSHIRES\u2014A NUMBER OF FINE jrV.pure bred bulls for sale.Mrs.J.M.Pettes & Son.West Brome.TO LET.NEW AND UP-TO-DATE AND WELL-lighted offices to let ; also dressmaking rooms and single bedrooms.Apply to C.F.Olivier.Boston Store.House and lot, no.56 mel- bourne St., with! view of St.Francis valley ; also stable, garage and croquet lawn to let, the latter subject to sale.Apply W.A.Hale, Sherbrooke.-\\TICE.NEW OFFICES IN WEBSTER Block to let.Hot water heating, immediate possession.Apply to W.R.Webster or E.G.Wiggett./ OFFICES TO LET AFTER MAY 1ST vX in Tuck\u2019s Block, now occupied by Palmer & Tate.Apply H.D.Lawrence.Brick house to let on main St.Lennoxville.All modern con-j veniences.electric lights, fine condition, j good stable and garden.Apply to J.L.j Cote, Chateau Frontenac, Sherbrooke, i Que.' JTIOUR OR SEVEN ROOMS IN ] l1 North Ward to let, also furnished house.Chas.Crochet.iere, Bank St.Corrected Notice The annual meeting of the Dominion Chemical Company will be hteld at the Head Office, 131 Wellington street, Sherbrooke, Que., on TUESDAY, the EIGHTH day of July at 3 p.m.General business, also to authorize the directors to sell Company\u2019s real estate, plant and property in their discretion.JOHN P.WELLS, Secretary.Sherbrooke, Que.June 25,\t1913.|\t.AND j I MARKET NEWS i DAIRY PRODUCE GOOD BUTTER MARKET.Montreal, June 25.\u2014The tone of the market is strong, and prices at the public sale held at the Board of Trade scored a further advance of H to he per lb.The demand on spot is good for car, lots, but it is stated that the bulk of the buying is for speculative account, as the butter is being put in cold storage here and comparatively few car lots are being shipped to the west.We quote prices as follows : Finest creamery, 25fc to 26c ; line creamery, 25ic to 25^c ; second grades, 24Jc to 24Jc ; dairy butter, 22c to 23c.Why not buy your Brick from the\t1 EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BRICK & MFG.CÛ?We can now supply you with any'quantity required from aur Sherbrooke stock.Samples may be seen at the offices of W.R.Webster, C.H.Fletcher and J.S.Mitchell, Phone 21r2.Coaticook House\u2014Popular Home for avellers.Eug.Bouchard, Prop.STRONGER CHEESE MARKET.Montreal, June 25.\u2014A strong feeling prevails in the cheese market under a good demand from over the cable and from exporters on spot, consequently the market is active, with a large volume of business doing at advanced prices.The Liverpool püblic cable was stronger again yesterday and noted a further advance in prices of 6d, with finest Canadian white and colored quoted at 60s 6d.We quote prices as follows : Finest western, colored, 12if to Iflc ; finest western, eolared, 12|c to 13c ; finest ALBEMARLE-HOFFMAN MEW YORK A New Modern Hotel located at the hub of New York's greatest busl-ncBU representing a Five Million Dollar investment on the sight of the former Hoffman House, Overlooking Madison Square.BROADWAY, 24TH STREET, FIFTH AVENUE.The Acme of Architectural Perfection.Accommodations for 1,000, offering maximum luxury and comfort at much lower rates than offered in any other Hotel in America, consistent with highest, class service.A Good Room at $1.50 Per Day A Good Room with Bath $2.00 Per Day Handsome Apartments of any number of rooms at proportionate rates.The Management is n guarantee of the highest refinement and protection to ladies and families.Telephones, Madison \u2014 3440-3560\u2022\t.\tDANIEL P.RITCHEY.Tfie Merchants Bank of Canada riead Ollice, Established 18G4 President.y« .Vice-President .General Manager r\u201e.SIR H.MONTAGU ALLAN, C.V.CL .K.W.BLACKWELL .E.F.HEBDEN Paid up Capital.S6,758,900 Reserve Fund and Undivided Profils 6,820,189 194 Branches and Agencies in Canada, extending from the AU&ffiio to the Pacifie.A General Hanking Business Transacted Spécial Attentlo Given to Collection!* Havings Bank Department at all Branche!.II.IK WIN, lYlauager, Sherbrooke Uraueli.PROVISION MARKET A \u201cDiamond\u201d is one of the best investment a you can make, as they are steadily going up in value.We have a good stock at present, and if you buy a small diamond and wish to exchange it later for a larger stone, we will allow you full price you paid for it.We mount all our diamonds and are in a position to give very close prices.R.J.Spearing GoKimltH aft* Dlamoid ftftrckaBt IS Strathcona Bqu&rt.EI1Ï KILLED Ottawa, June 25.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The C.P.R.express has been derailed three miles west of here.It is \u2019reported that eight dead have been taken from the wreckage.Four coaches were derailed, and there may he many dead.eastern, white, 12|e to 124C ; finest eastern, colored, 00c to 12Jc.COUNTRY PRODUCE EGG MARKET STEADY.Montreal, June 25.\u2014Receipts of eggs were 1,112 cases, as compared with 1,712 for the corresponding date last year.There was no change in the condition of the market, prices being well maintained under a good demand and smaller supplies coming forward, and sales of selected lots in a jobbing way were made at 25c and straight receipts at 23c, while the latter in round lots changed hands at 22c per dozen.STEADY TRADE IN MAPLE PRODUCTS.Montreal, June 25.\u2014A steady business continues to be done in maple product, and as supplies are not excessive prices are unchanged, with sales of maple syrup in three-quart tins at 80c to !)0c per tin, and in wood at 7c to 8c per lb.The demand for maple sugar is fair at 11c to 12c per lb.CITY NEWS.Miss Lena Wilson, Gould, is the guest of Miss Mooney this week.Mrs.Tanner, Windsor Mills, spent the week-end in town, the guest of Miss Mooney.Mr.Francis Stenson, who was in town from Montreal on Tuesday, has returned to that city.Mr.Paul Jenckes, from St.Catharines, Ont., is spending a few days at his home in town.Mrs.M.T.Stenson was recalled from Danville, where she was visiting her daughter, by the death of her mother, Mrs.Deseve.Mr.Chas.Baker, manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Saw-yerville, with Mrs.Baker and family, motored to town Tuesday to attend the circus.Mr.A.C.Boyce, K.C., M.P., A1 gome, and Rev.(\u2019anon Almond, Montreal, were the guests recently of Hon.Justice White and Miss White at \u201cSeaton Place.\u2019\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.E.Marcotte, Mr.Gaston Marcotte and Mrs.Ancfcil, of Quebec, arrived in town Monday.Mr.Marcotte has returned home, leaving Mrs.Marcotte and Mrs.Anct.il for a few days\u2019 stay with their brother, Mr.O Deseve.- \u2022 -.-\u2022¦ - \u2014 \u2014 ¦¦ ¦ \u2014\u2014 dressed hogs, prices being firm with a good demand for small lots and sales of abattoir fresh killed were made at $14.25 to $14.50 per 100 lbs.E.T.LIVE STOCK PRICE OF HOGS AND CALVES.Foster, June 25.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The E.T.Poultry Farms shipped two carloads of live stock ihogs and calves) on Monday, for which they paid the farmers 9|c per lb for pork and from $3 to JO per head for calves.TO-DAY'S MARKET PRICKS.Morning QUor.at.ions Rew York Market ami transactions Montreal Stock Exchange, reported by it B, McCurdy & C\u2019c.Art Building,.Sherbrooke, Members of Montreal Stock Exchange.ATHLETIC MEET ON SATURDAY SHERBROOKE BOY SCOUTS ATH LETIC MEET ON SATURDAY.The first annual athletic meet of the Boy Scouts of Sherbrooke took place on Saturday afternoon at the Exhibition Grounds.The boys spent a most enjoyable afternoon and it is hoped it will prove a stimulus to the movement.The cliorts were purely local but the (entries from the four troops were sufficiently numerous to keep the judges busy.The f rst and most important event was the competition for the \u201cAmbulance Challenge ('up\u2019\u2019 presented by Wm.Farwell, Esq., which has to be competed for yearly by a team of four boys from each troop and to be won three times in succession to become the property of the Troop.The work taken up is the bandaging of broken limbs, the arresting of bleeding and improvising of stretchers.The boys went about their bandaging in a most creditable way and were highly recommended by Dr.Lynch who most kindly acted as examiner for this competition.The final item, the bandaging of a broken thigh, and the improvising of stretchers, called forth much applause from the spectators.The winning team was sent in by the First Sherbrooke Troop, consisting of Patrol Leader C.Hawkins, Wolf Patrol; Patrol Leader J.Wark-, Beaver Patrol, Corporal C.Irwin, Beaver Patrol; Patrol Leader H.Frye, Eagle Patrol.Another interesting item was the \u201ccamp craft\u201d competition, which consisted of the lighting of camp fires, boiling water and judging of distance.This was won by G.Wallace, of the Second Sherbrooke Troop, who obtained 75 p.c.marks in distance judging rifi against the second scouts 30 p.c., which speaks well for the way Scouts work in the Old Country.The.prize lie so deservedly won was a sterling silver cup presented by Mrs.Arthur Robinson.This is an individual cup and becomes the property of the winners.The Scoutmaster wishes to thank Dr.Lynch, Mr.Vernon, Dr.Bradley, Mr.S.Saunders and Mr.H.Hon-eyman for their valuable assistance so willingly given.The winners of the field sports were as follows\u2014(The number in brackets after the name denotes the Troop).70 Yards, under 13\u2014M.Loomis (1), Johnson (4); McGee (4).High Jump under 15\u2014W.Smith, (1); S.Read (3); M.Smith (3).Broad Jump under 18 K.Scrim-geour (3); E.Root (3); C.Irwin (1).Quarter Mile under 13 M.Loomis (1); S.Martin (2); McGee (4).SO Yards under 15\u2014K.Wilson ,(3); Gage (2); W.Corcoran (4).100 Yards under 18\u2014K.Sorimgeour (3); / N.Gage (2); 0.Root (3).Quarter Mile under 15\u2014K.Wilson (3); A.Murphy (4); W.Corcoran (4).Relay under 16\u2014Third Sherbrooke Troop.Half Mile under 18\u2014Page (2); Mc-Robbie (2); G.Root (3).Baseball Throw\u20140.Hawkins (1); G.Root (3); N.Page (2).Relay under 14\u2014Fourth Sherbrooke Troop.Half M le under 15\u2014K.Wilson (3); G.Kindus (1); A.Murphy (4).HONEY MARKET QUIET.Montreal, June 2:5.\u2014 The demand for honey is rather quiet, hut the tone of the market continues to rule steady and prices show no change.We quote prices as follows : Clover, white honey, 16c to 17c ; dark grades, 14c to 15jc ; white extracted, U|c to 12c ; buckwheat honey, 8c to 9c.\tOpr.\ti 1.15 A mal.Copper .\t\t li'li\t64 j Atchison \t\t\t 96\t\u2018.mi Balt.&.Ohio\t\t\t snu\t C.P.R\t\t\t2 1 7\tl' 1.7 Ches.& Ohio \t\t\t534 Erie .\t\u202224 i\t24 Gt.Northern \t\t\t122 £\t122J Lehigh Valley \t\t\t151J\t1514 N.Y.Central \t\t\t 98\t98 Pentia\t\t\tIll\t.1 11 Reading \t\t\tIô8i\t1 57 J Rock Island \t\t\t 16i\t Rock Island, Pfd\t\t\t 258\t25?Sou.Pac\t\t\t 95 i\t951 Sou.Ry\t\t\t21?St.Paul\t\t\t103*\t168 Union Pac\t\t\t.'.1452\t1464 P.S.Steel\t\t531 U.S.Steel, Pfd\t\t\t\t104 Amer.Can\t\t\t 27\t\u2022) - :t Cotton\u2014\t\t July \t\t\t1214 Oct\t\t\t1 158 Dec\t\t\t\t\t1151\t1158 POTATO MARKET EASY.Montreal, June 25.\u2014The tone of the market for potatoes is easy at the recent decline in prices, with only a fair trade passing.We quote Green Mountains in car lots at 75c to 80c, and Quebec varieties at 6flc to 65c per bag, ex-track, while the former in a jobbing way are selling ex-store at $1.00 to $1.05, and the latter at 80c to 90c per bag.FIRMER TRADE FOR LIVE HOGS.Montreal, June 25\u2014A firmer feeling prevailed in the market for live bogs owing to a smaller run and an advance of 10c per 100 lbs.was paid in some cases, sales of selected lots being made at $10.50 to Î10.60 per 100 Dis.weighed off cars.There was no change in the condition of the TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.\\\\ OMAN WANTED AT ONCE FOR ' \u2019 liiumecleanlnK.Apply in mornings.Mrs.1.A, Wiffgelt.IP Montreal St.TRENTON PARK \u2014 LOTS- Buy loti in thla aubdlvlifna.Th*y \u2022hould have a big advance In value» vlthln two to three year».They are veil located.Write for further par Irulart.Improved Realties Limited 179 St.Jamis SI.,\tMontreal SALES UP TO 11.15 A.M.Cement, Cum.\u201486 at 28.Cement, PM.\u20145 at 90, 9 at 90i 25 at 90 i.Detroit\u201495 at.65J.Dorn.Iron\u2014100 at 46, 50 at 46*, 10 at 46 L Power\u20145 at 212.C.P.R.\u201425 at 2172,\t2 at 218i.Brazi 1\u201425 at 87*.II.& O.\u201425 at 1081.west.Can.Power\u201410 at 5S.Tor.Ry.\u20141 at 132 p Tram.Deb.\u20145 at 76L Tram Pow.\u201450 at 35.Mex.Nor.Power\u2014Jo at 9.Can.Cotton\u20145 at 35.Ottawa Power\u201450 at 152,\t50 at 151.Ottawa, Jits.\u201425 at 20.Spanish River\u201425 at 52i, 50 at 52J, 25 at 52 2 .Crown Reserve\u201410 at 351.Nat.Brick\u201410 at 55.Granby\u201454 bid.DAILY STOCK LETTISH.New York Noon Letter.After the first fifteen minutes o wavering tendency developed although buying orders on a large scale appeared in a number of important issues.Union Pacific lost a good part of its early gain, the buying of this stock, however, has been of a more aggressive cli'aracter than in any other issue with the result that those on long side are talking of prospects of the Union Pacific plan to exchange the stock \u2022nd trusteeship being approved bv the Court.C.& (>.con tinned under pressure, declining over 2 points, and A.C.F.was more liberally supplied yielding in all one point.A good part of dealings all through the list were of n professional character.Sales to neon, 158t»M)o shares.Wheat.3 4 off.Cotton, 13 to 15 points higher.I WILL BUY YOUR CUT OF SPRUCE \u2014AND\u2014 HEMLOCK C.A.SPENCER 603 Eastern Townships Bk.Dldg.MONTREAL.BASEBALL New York 4, Brooklyn 0.DUiladelphia 8, Boston 5.St.Louis 1, Chicago 0 American\u2014 Washington 3, New York 0.St.Louis 8, Chicago 0.Cleveland 6, Detroit 4.Detroit 6, Cleveland 5.BASEBALL NOTES The Cubs will practice on the Parade Grounds this evening.SOCCER NOTE Y.M.O.A.Club will hold a meeting at their rooiiis this'evening at 7.30.-\u2014\u2014- -\u201c DUKE OF SUTHERLAND DYING.London, June 25\u2014According to last night's bulletin, the Duke of Sutherland is sinking rapidly.Specialists in attendance hobl out no hopes for his recovery.LACROSSE LACROSSE CLUB NOTES.Manager Povey put his men through a stiff workout last night and everything looks as if the local boys will be able to down the Shamrocks in Montreal on Saturday afternoon.Sherbrooke will be strengthened by the addit on of Mclnnes and Demers on the home and probably one new defence man.The team will return from Montreal immediately after the game on Saturday and w 11 rest up in order to be in shape for their game here on Dominion Day against St.Thomas Aquinas of Montreal.Mclnnis, Major, Maguire and Smith are working well on the home.Morin, who played on the defence of last year\u2019s Irish.Canadians, was out last night, for the first time since his recent illness.Demers, Quebec\u2019s tricky home player, will put the required go in the local home.The Execut ve of the local lacrosse club are leaving nothing undone to give the public of Sherbrooke the best lacrosse possible.The next lacrosse match will be Mayrd here on Dominion Day when the local boys will line up against CTt.Thomas Anninas of Montreal.This