The Quebec chronicle, 8 août 1900, mercredi 8 août 1900

[" The Chronicle is deliveged in all the seaside resorts at 26 cents per month.Order it before you go.meber CI CERNE VOL.LIV.NO.19,680.: .QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1900.ALLIES WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ENTER PEKIN In Order to.Escort the Ministers to Tien Tsin\u2014 This is the Dictum of Li Hung Chang\u2014As the Troops Advance the Chinese Must Fight\u2014Has the Ministers Left Pekin?+++.London, August 8, 3.45 a.m.\u2014In case the troops advance the Chinese musi fight.The suggestion thai the allies be allowed to enter Pekin in order to escort the Ministers to Tien Tsin is absolutely impossible.This is the dictum of Li Hung Chang.It was trans- mitied, last evening, to William Pritchard Morgan, member ol Parliament for Mexthyr Tydvil, by his agent at Shanghai.The agent had carried to Earl Li a message from Mr.Morgan urging that the allied troops be allow- od to enter the capital, and stating that a settlement could be made at \u2018Tien Twin whereby a war of the world against China will be averted, but evon the optimistic Li failed to hold dut the slightest hope of its feasibility although he reiterated to Mr.Morgan's agent his declaration that the Minis ters had left Tien Tein, fixing the date of their departure as August 2.The agent makes this comment, The Consuls are without confirmation.These messages have been sent to Lord Salisbury, accompanied by a statement by Mv.Morgan urging that the allies should take no steps to endanger the lives of the Ministers.BollofoSolicoBoioiioo@olic THE POSITION IN 4 / REPORT DENIED.A message from the Helgfan Minister dated Pekin, August 2, seems effectually to dispose of the rumors thut the Ministers have either left or are intend ing to leave Pekinhe Chinese Minister in London, Sir Chi Chen Lo Fenr, says he has receiv- vd à telegram from China announcing that a long Imperial edict, issued on August 3, authorizing the immediate and safe conveyance of all Europeans ju Pekin to Tien Tsin.Several desputches are priñted giving bearsay zecounts of Sunday's battie.The Daily Mail's correspondent at Che Foo, telegraphing Monday, says: The fighting lasted seven hours, and the allies when my report left were pursuing the Chinese, but owing to the Moods progress was difficult.Thus the Chinese will have time to reform and recover froin the effects of the battle, Only a small garrison with fourteen Quas remains at Tien Tsin, where some anxiety is felt because of a report that 5008 Chinesc sre said Lo te moving two days\u2019 march to the Southeast.All the reports agree in praising the bravery and organization of ihe Japa- nese, but none of them brings the story very much beyond Gen.Chafer's re port.+++.London, August 7.The Viceroy of owings are being actively prosecuted India, Lord Curzon, cables to-day that fas far as the scarcity of plough bul a very decided impeovement in the crop flocks permits.the] able conditions continue considerable Ample rain has fallen } autwnn crops will be secured and the agricultural require § tension 1 l prospects has taken place durine last ten days.for the present ments in Gujeral and the greater part of Rajputana and Central India aud 3» DRDO DDC eG If the present favor- will relax.There are now about 6,356,000 persons receiving re lief.+DeS0 DoDD De De De DeD+T STEYN IS REPORTED TO BE SERIOUSLY ILL.> A Boer Patrol Suffers a Loss of Three Killed and Ten \u2018Wounded.Krooustad, August 7.\u2014 Mr Steyn is seriously ili.Consul Stowe and flying the Stars and Stripes, hus suffered a logs of three Commandant Theron, who command- {killed and ten seriously wounded in à ed the Boer flying patrol, that derail- rear ruard action near Kroonstad with ed and burned last week near Honig |the Malta Mounted Infantry.The Bri- Spruit the train carrying United States\u2019 tish sustained no losses.CAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY-+: (+ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA + THE FIGHTING AT PIETSANG.++.New York, August 7 \u2014 The World's correspondent, Frederick Palmer: cables the following from Choe Foo :\u2014 The Chinese works at Peitsang have been captured by the allies and first battle on way to Pekin won.The foreign troops are now in pod session of the Chinese trenches.There was fierce fighting.A strong force of Americans participated.It consisted of the Ninth and Fourteenth Regiments of Infantry, Reilly's Battery and the Marines.They won a great victory.| - \u2018The attack was made at daylight, Sunday.The Chines occupied a strong position.\u2018They had deep trenches, heavy breast works and loopholed Mouses.The allies advanced in the face of a hot Are, For seven hours the Chinese made a stubbgyn resistance Thea the foreign troops rughed the position and the Chinese were swopt from the 1tenches.The losses of the allies were very heavy.FURTHER PARTICULARS, New York, August 7 \u2014 A despatch dated at the camp of the allies, Peitsang, is prin here to-day.Some new facts appear us follows :\u2014 \u201cThe expedition moved slowly be cause lt was found that the Chinese had placed many mines and torpedoes in the Pei River.The Jupanese in the advance soon struck a force of the enemy near Tien Tain and a skirmtsh followed.The Chinese fought well and the Japanese suffered a loss of twelve men.The Chinese then retired upon HAVE YOU HAD ANY.of our white duck, warth 18c.for 11c.?If not, make hastx, FAQUY, LEPINAY & FRERE {and artillery, Peitsang.Scouts reported that three large guns and many smaller cannon were ' placed in the Chinese intrench- meats at Peitsang.A spy who had e out in advance of the allies rought in the information that the Chinese forces consisted of fully 40,- 000 men, well armed and strongly entrenched.\u2018The American and British troops marched kd the west bank of the river.The Ruxsians and Japanose moved along the east banks.Light draught transport boats, with supplies moved slowly up.the river between the columns.he weather was ideal and the troops were in food condition and high fighting spir- Peitsang was reached Saturday and the allics took position for battle during the night.The atiack wad made Sunday at daylight.The resistance of the Chinese was most stubborn.For seven hours the result of the hat- tle was in doubt.Then the allied troops rushed the Chinese postion and the Mongolians were driven from their {renches.London, August 7.\u2014 A special despatch = from Shanghai, dated to-day, says: It is reported that heavy fighi- ing took place, last Sunday, east of Peitsang, the allies losing 100, of whom #5 were British.The Japancwe artillery did splendid service in the face of a galling Chinese cross fire under which they lost heavily.The Chinese were forced to retreat, but saved thuir guns.Their rear guard was attacked and practically decimated.offfolifo! Whom do you visit in that street, Hopkins ?I up there once in a while to pat the Bead of a dog 1 know.be WARNING! wing to certain unscrupulous Saloons and Stores retailing inferior waters for the genuine Magi Caledonia Mineral Waters, we warn the public not to be deceived by such parties, as their object is GAIN and not principle or honor.They buy the inferior for a few cents per dozen less but the CONSUMER is charged the same price as for the.genuine.When you ask for [CALEDONIA WATER ves that our name is branded on the cork.2030404040%0%0eC 0406 M.TIMMONS & SON, Agents and Bottlers.La + POSTE and French Washington, August 7.\u2014The informa- lion which came to-day that the Ame rican troops were engaged in the battle al Peitsang establishes positively for the first time that, notwithstanding the difficulties which General Chaffee had encountered in debarking troops and supplies, at least æ part.and à considerable part, of the United States force was in the vanguard of the forward movement.Genera! Chaflee\u2019s despatch to the War Department con veyed the most ~ satisfactory evidence that the commanders had thoroughly agreed in advance upon à plan of action and that there is every indication that this plan has been followed, as General Chafiee on Friday sent the cable saying that an attack upon the Chinese at Pieisang would be made on Sunday, the day when Admiral Re ney aud'the press correspundeols say the fighting occurred.The miost poi- tive addition to the news of the day wag the brief line from the Assoctated Press correspondent at Tien Tein, saying that that the 91h and i4th try, Reillvs Batlerv and the Marines were in the bottle of Peitsang.Infan-: it ist HOW THE FORCES WERE D AT PEITSANG.+++\".British, Americans and Japanese on the Right, Russiang on the Left.+++.\" flank, while the Russians and French operuted togetbèr on tbe opposite side of the river against the enemy's left.This may indicate the line of cleavage among the allies.It is also exceeding: ly significant that General Chafee does not mention the German force at all.The War Department officials do notte lieve that this could have teen due to an oversignt on his part, if it was arranged that they were to participate in the movement.It threrefore seems likely that the Germans were not en raged at Peileang.It is thought possible that they may be acting inde pendent.! Another cablegram came to the Stale Department late this afternoon from Minister Conger, at Pekin, \u2014the second that has r received direct from him since June 12.It is the first which has come direct from the Minister since the above dat:, the other having been received 22.++ t et 40s 30c.value Foulurd Silk 26 inch wide : for 22c.\"60 & 50c.value ey Very tine Dress Goods flower designs for +++++++++ 45c.value 2 : Gents\u2019 Balbriggan + underwear for a CC 8 SO dêer 60c.value Sweaters, dark color, for » 33c.50c.value Large granite Ten kettle 3 quarts for 35¢.+++++++++++++ 60c.value Graniteware Moasuros capacity 1 gallon for 36e.+++++++++0++++ $ 60c.value White Cotton Twill, i 88 inch widefor 37 06H HO HHOHSH1 60H LOHHE LS See To-Morrow's Paper.1.PAQUET.165, 167, 169, 171 St.Joseoh St.TELEPHONE 2171 8th August, 1900, IH THE CHRONICLE, HRONSICTE.Sv EBFC.CANADA.UEBEC, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1900 ) | NOSIS NBII HORNOIINISIOIIOK AIIKNICIOINN SPECIAL NOTICE «seo nun J UST RECEIVED, 75 Dozen \u2018Dents\u2019 Kid Gloves, | NEW SHADES.NEW STYLES.++\" Notice Reductions.MILLINERY.Newest Trimmed Millinery 40 Per Cent Off for Cashev eh ew MANTLES.} This Season's Mantles, 40 Per Cent Off for Cash, ae ees Ness | SUNSHADES ALL REDUCED.REAL LACES.Real Lace Handkerchiefs, Real Laces in Brussels, Honiton and Duchess, + + eo ew Ribbons, Laces, Underwear, ! Hosiery, Shawls, Rugs and Wraps, Navy and Grey Camping Blankets.HN HII IS OISE NN | 13 ) 24 8 26 Fabrique Street, oxeoxexexerexeke The Quebeg Ghrèmicle The Only Mcrnins Paper in CHRONICLE TELRPHONN, Ne.45.QUEBEC, AUGUST 8, 1900, RETURNING HERORS.Definite word has heen received that one hundred Canadians will leave Liver pool Thursday by the Parisian for Quebec.They may be expected, in the or- didary course of events, to arrive here on Saturday, the 18th instant.That they will receive a hearty welcome {rom oa their return is certain, byt it is important that the demons tration should begin the moment they touch Canadian soit.Everyone who knows Quubec, knows that this city will give an enthusiastic reception to the returning heroes.There is ample thme fo arrange for a demonstration.Let it be throughly organized, and let uveryone prépare to do bis part.CANADA WINS AGAIN.The success of the Red Cont, vester- day, decides that the coveled Seawanhaka cup will remain in Canada for another year.This is a notable addition to an unbroken weries of yacht ing achievaments.In 1895 the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club.of New York, offend a cup for international competition for yachts of between fiftven and twenty-five feet racing length.An Englishman accepted the challenge, and his craft\u2014Spruce IV \u2014was defented on Oyster Bay by the Seawanhaka Club\u2019s Ethelwyna.Then Canada took a hand in the competition Glencairn of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club, won three straight races in 1896.In the following year Glencairn II carried olf the honors in three out of four races.In 1898, another Canadian yacht, The Dominion, accomplished the same feat.Last year the Americans did better, leading with the Constance in two races, but Glencaim MI proved a winner in three contests, and sustained the yachting supremacy of Canada.Still more decisive and conclusive has teen the defeat of 1900, when tbe American yacht Minnesota entirely failed to score, and the Red Coat vindicatid the excelience of a Canadian designer, and Canadian yachtsman.Mr.G.H.Duggan is to be congratulated on h:s unbroken success, for he has not «nly designed all the winning yachts since 1886, but has sailed them also with consummate skill, Canada may yet aspire to win the America cup.IMMENSE POSSIBILITIES.Tu view of the doubtful attitude of the Liberal party on the subject of preferential trade, the following declaration by Sir Wilfrid Laurier in London, as reported by the Toronto Glote, ESTABLISHED 1860 G.SEIFERT & SONS, Jewellers, Under the Distinguished Patronage of H R.H.Princess Louise\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE LARGEST AND MOST INTERESTING JEWELRY ESTABLISHNENT IN THR CITY.- .SOUVENIR JEWELRY, EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS, GREATEST VARIETY, FINEST QUALITY, STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS RICHLY BRDOON ENAMELLED OR HAT PIN $1 25 Sterling Silver, 760 Bronze, 860 Illustrated Price list of Souvenir Goods sent on application.\u201c= RO Sterling Silver Sterling Bilvar BAFETY PIN, 86c > \"TE eae oo te ANTIQUE SILVER, ANTIQUE CLOCKS, ANTIQUE JEWELS DIAMONDS, Expert Optician in attendance from 8s.m, til 6 p.m, Consultations free ++ +\".SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS THE NEW STORE - LOWEST PRICES.CUFF LINKS, $1.25 16 FABRIQUE Street, at the itime, will of more than usual interest : \u2018\u2019That practical statesman, Mr.Joseph Chamberlain, has come to the conclusion that the time has come when it is possible to have within the hounds of the Empire a new step taken which will give to the colonics in England a preference for their products over the products of other mations.What will be the possibilities of such a step it it was taken?We sell our goods in England.We send ur wheat products, but there we have to compete with similar products from the United States, from Russia and from uther nations.Just ste what a great advantage it would te to Canada if the wheat, cheese and \u2018butter which we would send to England should be met in England with a meference over similar products of other nations.The possibilities are immense.\u201d AN Canadians will agree wilh Sir Wilfrid that the possibilities of an Imperial preference are indeed immense.To be fair to the present views of the Premier, fl must be conceded that since he made that statement lie hax changed his attitude, but the people have not.They still have sufficient faith in the immense possibilities of à British preference to strive lo realize them.A DISFRANCHISED DISTRICT.It has been difficult to understand why the Government, which is so anx- lous to enfranchise the Doukhobors and the Gallicians, even before (hey have got over the effects of their long sen voyage, should have refused representa tion in Parliament to thousands of Canadians who are in the Yukon Tertitoty.\u2018This circumstance is explained, however, by a writer in the Dawson News, who sav :='\"To-day there is Plenty of Money in Dawson for investment, but it is being held.Why ?Be cause when men fear and mistrust the Government they will not inyest, but when confidence is restored they will i lease their hoarded capital and invest in all kinds of mining and other industrial enterprises, which will reach labour and give it employment.God koows how earnestly 1 wish for this, and hope to see it consummated.\u201d The sum total is that 4he Yukon mintrs know too much about the wav the af- airs of the district have been managed.They might not care to risk the hostility of officials by going into Court to testify againat them, but they would have spoken in no uncertain\u2019 way if thoy had been given the privilege of expressing their opinion at the ballot box.So thev have been J | denied resentation fn Pacliament.To cure 2 headache in ten minutes tre Kumlfory Headaclw Powders, 1c, our butter, our cheese, all our natural | 0044 THE HOSPITAL ARRANGEMENTS.It 48 evident from the scene in the imperial Parliament op Monday, when Mr.Burdett-Coutis brought up the quéstion of the military hospital ar- rangetrents in South Africa, that political feeling is being much worked up in connection with the charge of mismangemen vernmen It conlains several illustrated articles \" \u2026 The Go bore by Canadians on the ou African sented with a violence that seemed al-|¥ \u201cHin sieges of Ladysmith, Mafemost unnecessary, the imputation that king and Kitnberly are graphically des- it will prevent the fullest investiga- cribed by Mr.Eh Coopertion.When one considers the magni- A tude of the undertaking amd the umex-lin the Atlentio Monthly for August is pected circumsiauces that arose, it i5lthe .queslion not surprising that many complaints|and maritime safety, on which Mrare made.The Army Medical Depart | Sylvester Baxter wriles, ment was required tp provide beds for ticularly interesting.ten per cent of fhe troops.This calk| pjnglee\u2019s for August is a mid-sum- ed for accommodation for 20,000 dis-[mer fiction number, full of seasonable abled men, which was suppiled to- literature.æ ther with 8,000 attendants.i woud Women ih pale.colorless faces, t be anticipated that enteric fever ome wi would tucome epidert:ic at the Modder Who Tl wok hod « Hound, hired River, that the water supply at Bloem-1p.\"ing Carter's Yron Pills, which are fontein would be cut off, that convoys| made for the blood, nerves and Com would be captured, and railway com-|plexion.munication entirely destroyed.These men wure incidents which, if possible to an- Yes, Big or eaitor says ticipate, could hardly be guarded] magazin 5 against By the hospital department.A be nett from point out and hank full and fair inquiry should bring out] \u201cCrossed in love ?* facts of great assistance in the future, for it is obvious that there is a great deal to be learned in connection with the proper hospital equipment of a large, and @ widely dispersed army.But the attempt fo drag politics into the question is calculated to defeat the purpose of thorough investigation.Pr 4990990929992 Library Table Books and Magazines +++.The Canadian Magrzine for August is appropriately named a war numter.is going to publish a Chinese war serial in dialect.\u2019 repre THEY LOOK WELL.If you get your children a suit at Faguy, Lepinay & Frero's, they are parivalacly stylish.\u2019 dd SHIN & 0.1 13 8%.Jokn Stress Upper Town Cerner Mountain Hill and STATE THE QUALIFICATION.The Government has not decided a movement too soon to exercise a close supervision of the Europpam immigration that is coming to Canada.Mr.Sifton has brought thousands of immigrants to this country from the surplus population of Europe, and whether they are desireable, or whether they are not, they are certainly all the pauper foreigners we can assimilate for à good many years to come, The United States authorities have heen pre paring for an invasion of a similar nature for everything indicates that the tide of European immigration is turning in the direction of America.\u2018England is the half-way house between us and Europe.\u2018 During the last six months no less than 76,507 aliens reached the poris of the United Kingdom, many of whom have already expressed their intention of \u2018going on to the new world.Some 39,554 were en route to America, or about 7,000 more than those who landed with a similar intention ir the corresponding six months of 1899.Of course we need population, but we want men and wo- RODS, REELS AND LINES, FULL LIKE.GOLF OLUBS and BALLS.ernment is determined to sort out (he new comers, as we believe it ia its plain duty to do, it should set up a standard by which all shal be judged alike.There should be no arbitrary, and no contradictory decisions.Let us know precisely what is required of new comers, so that the transportation companies may be able to protect themselves against loss and inconven- jence, and the world may understand clearly the qualifications that are prerequisites to Canadian citizenship.GREAT SALE! 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65c now 33¢c; 70c now 36e; 75c now 38c; $1.48 now 74c.Great choice, B6c for 40c; 68c.for 85c ; 7Bc for 88c ; 8Bc for Säc.LACE COLLARS.\u2014All reduced; 18c for 15c; 35e for 28e; 45¢c fur 36c; 720 ¢ for fBe; 356 for 2e; 4c for 86e; 12 (for 88c; B5c for 68c; $1.88 for $1.34.PARASOLS\u2014Allat half price; 85c for 18e; 88c for 4dc; 81.35 {ar 68; $1.48 oe $1.68 for Sic; $3.28 for $1.14.= STRICTLY CASH.(Winnipeg Telegram).War, famine, pestilence, anarchy and assassination make the last vear of he nineteenth contury dark Indeed.Sir Wilfrid Laurier should bring about the general elections, so that the de feat of the Government might brighten the last months of the expiring cen tury.THINKS BETTER OF CANADA.{Ottawa Oitizen).If it were téve that \u2018Canada is well satisfied with Laurier,\u201d ns the Montreal Herald afMirms, we should 4hink lens highly of Canada than we do.tte tir Bicyclists, and all Athletes depend on Demtley's | Linitient to keep their Jents limber and their muscles in trim.Strong yet clean to use.Renular sire 10e.Large bottles 38c.tember.\u2018She 18 one of the here, I am told.\u201d her bughand Journal.SUCOEKSSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 90 FABIRQUR STREET.feading women \u201cOh, yes, sl leads a dog's life.\" ~Detriot [US Dentiey's ie the best Linfmwnt, duty.Children's Dresses.\u2014All at half price.In str Duck and good quality.72c SUMETHING TO BE CHEERFUL [uow 36c; 78c now 40c; 82c.now 4ic|L ABOUT.$1.00, now 50c.i LADIES' BLOUSES \u2014 All reduced.| § SIMONS &MINGUY respect Touch, tons, durability, fink! of the most soperiur ol r, one can convines himeslf of this > mining those instruments at ARTHUR LAVIGNE, No.68 St John Street.Or Anything Else sa Refractory in the | Watch and Clock Line Will be Disposed of by a Careful SKILLFD WATCHMAKBR.We bave added to our establishment European Watchmaker, one late of ann EZZ15, LONDON, ENG.orders t of | be promptly attended, and English Olocks à Spectalty.A.&J.RUTHMAN ey + § MCLAREN'S CEUEBRATED \u2014 ERIE 00e FO.00.All Other Brands ver BY THOS.80 HAVE MADE TRIAL OP ID, : 218 Bt.John Street, +00+U0 + | TELBPHONE 2306.NO ALUM WHENIN AD Migrodieuts P and MONTREAL STAY AT TAB.St.Lawrence Hall.Pexfooly Healthful, COORS FRIEND {se = HENNY HOGAN, - Proprtato SLEIELELEEL LLL STRESS Nr ) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST &, 1800 \u2014 mcm arme 120 = Coen THE CHRONICLE, QUE UEBEC, CANADA.™ Res FOR NAL, RM SAL&\u2014\u2018lhat beauty aituated house, No.48 D'Artigny street, fitted up with all modern conveniances.Hot Water, Baths, Electric Lighting, etc.Together with the large lo \u2018adjoining, with t and ornamental trees, vines, ote.Also 0 Stable and sre PDT io partieulars 2p y DE B.Paro} Louis stree FOR SALE.\u2014SOME io BARRED |[- Plymouth Rock chickens, April, May and June hatch; also Black Lex horns, 75 cents and $1.00 per pair.H.8.Dynes, 49 John gtreet, Quebec.FOR SALE\u2014~NEW LADIES\u2019 CHAIN- less Massey-Harris Bicycle; a bri- gain; call and see it.ic Hardware Co, Branch store, Fabrique street.FOR SALE\u2014ON ST.JOHN STREET- two brick buildings, having shops and dwellings, on south side ol street inside of gate.Apply to Alex Gau- _Vreau, NP.MAPLE AVENUE LOTS, L.BUR- ronghs, 25 Louis street.FOR SALE\u2014NOS.340, 343, 344 and 349 St.Valier street, \"containing two dwellings, one bakery, large stable, yard, sheds and garden.LaRue & La- Rue, Notaries, 28 St.Ann streetl TF0RNISHED HOUSE WANTED.WANTED\u2014A FURNISHED IJOUSE in Upper Town fro.Septeniier to the spring.For particulars apply to Chronicle office.mur Wawra MERCHANT TAILORS WANTED N every town and village in the Pro vince of Quetec, to sell made to measure tailor-made clothing, For particulars apply to Crown Tailoring Co., Ltd., Toronto.TO LBY.TO LET\u2014HOUSZ SITUATED NO.194 Ursule strest, containing 13 rooms, with modern anéhorations- hot water ura cle tric light, bath room.All Posses- + sion ist Sete ihe Carrier, 19 Ursule street.0 LET \u2014 HOUSE NO.¢ HORRIN College Court, presently occupied by Prof.Walters.Apply to Archd.Laurie, Secretary-Treasurer Morria Colloge, 81 St.Peter street.HOUSE TO-LET, AT Ko.858 oH street, now coupi y Mrs.1rving.Apply to J, À, Scott, #86 Valier street FOR SALE OR TO LET.HOUSE FUR SALE OR TO LET,\u2014 That first-class property, No.72 Champlain Street, suitable for a Store or Warehouse, with dwelling overhead.For further particulars apply on the premises.Money to Loan.By the Quebec Loan Company, in large or small sums, on Real Estate, Bonds, Mortgages and Stocke, Terms easy.Office 7 78 St.Peter street.ROBT, LaROCHE, Sec.-Treau.DR A.LAROCQU K, DEBNTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA.Offes : 250 SF.JOSEPH STRERT.{ Hours : From 10 to 19.2 to 5, Ofice : 467 BT.JOHN STREET.Hours: From 8to10.12to2.7to8 American Chiropoding PARLOR.246 ST.JOHN STREET.All ailments of the feet skillfully and permanently cured.Ladies attended at their residence if desired.Ladies in attendance, a@r Please call.Office hours from 9 a.m.to 8 p.m.246 ST.JOHN STREET.I We have a smell Souvenir Caleche, a bonus, of 25 cents will be given to ¥very carter who makes a sale for us, H, 0.MARTINEAU, Hardware Merchant, 135 ST.JOSEPII STREET.\u201cCHARLES W.ROSS, Electrical Contracter and Engineer, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 re Wiring of AU Descriptions.\u2026ALSO ON HAND.A Full Supply of Shades, Pendants, Brackets, Bells, Batteries, Annunciators, Heaters, &o., &o.28 All Orders Promptly Attended To.58 8T.MICHAEL STREET.PHONE 353 NOTIOH \u2018Is bereby given that the pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is aubmerg- od, as well as the other deep water pier that was there up to last winter, at the end of the Long Wharf, The position of the pier at the mouth of Rouge River is, as heretofore, prod by a Flat Buoy by day and & white light by night, and the position of the DEEP WATER PIER, recently taken at the end of the Long Wharf, is in a straight Hae with the sald fiat toy and about 600 feat Vo the west thereof.CAP ROUGE PILE xD ARF 00.ST ange \"aay 4, THR COUNSELLERS OF Outer Conditions Always Affect the Mind, with clean andsatisfastory your reflectionswill be pleasant.In every department we do what we advertise the best work iu vwown.196 Grown Street.Puttees Spat Puttees, And if you are supplied - OFFICIAL Soe ae DRESS.- ASH ACIER PLE ASAN T RE F LE CTIONS, Linen from our Laundry, 2 FRONTENAC ELECTRIC LAUNDRY + +» » AND DYE WORKS, , .Phones 2409 and 410 à Branch Office 99 John Street.SARAH SASK RAKSHA SH HAH \u201cC00L CLOTHING FOR HOT WEATHER.\u201d MAMAAMAMN Irish Hand-Made Homespuns, Halifax Hemespuns, Blue Serges, Black Serges, White Serges.Neglige Shirts, Oxford Shirts, Patent Gradient Golf Hose, Dr.Jaeger\u2019s Bicycle Hose, Khaki Serge, Waterproofed, Tubular Washing Ties,.Khali Ties, Rain Proof Coats, Umbrellas, Pyjamas JOHN DARLINGTON OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.(SALE AT 20 PC.Commencing Monday, August Bih, .WE WILL GIVK.20 P.C.Discount.|: On all our stock.Our goods being ali new from last spring, We have nothing old to offer, and we hope the public will baneils by this large disc unt, AY goods marked in plain fignres, A.DUGAL, 204 Si Shs 204 SELLING STOCK.The services of à number of gentlomen residing in different parts of Canada are required for the purpose of selling the stock of à financial institution recently incorporated by special Act of the Parliament of Canada, and having an authorized capital of one million dollars.Particulars and terms of remuneration can be had by applying to the INSURANCE AGENCY CORPORATION of Ontario, Limited, Toronto.SOUVENIRS or QUEBEC \u2014 QUEBEC OF TO DAY, Quebeo and the Saguenay, Single Views of Quebec and Surroundings Rouvenir Posts! Cards, Pio 'Crays, Ash Trays, Papee Weighte, Paper Cutters, Penbolders, Book-Markers, eto., eto., sic.ALL WITM MINIATURE VIEWS OF QUEBBO.Brass Mounted Panel Views of all Places of Taverest in Quebwovar ALSO ose New Empire Writing Tables, The New Kengire ks ay ing Cards.AT.John E.Walsh's, Jewels Always a Pleasure.There is no end to the pleasure of jewelry; it is always bright and attractive.As a possession it has a rare quality.It is sometimes expensive, especially if of good quality, but it never depreciates.Once a pleasure always a pleasure.\u2014that's the advantage of our goods.SOUVENIRS OF QUEBEC A SPECIALTY.The Emile Jacot, imilay sim, 159 St Joseph Street University of Bishop's College LENNOXVILLE, QUE.Faculties of Arts and Divinity MICHABLMAS TERM opens SATURDAY, September 8th, 1900, Kxamiaationa for ea Bcholatships,_&c, Monday, 1 Lectures begin Thursday, Sept.5 formati Calendare, 8e &e, apply, till A Ara to he Toy Cap Ta ae Al \u2019 n From dep i to Thai.the PRINEIPA ES Bishop's Coll BISHOP'S COLLEGE SCHOOL.Michaelmas Term Begins Monday, September 10th, 1000.\u2018The School prepares for the Universities.lite, loys may enter from J0 years upwards Football, Cricket, Cadet Corps, Gympasiam under experienced instructors.For full per Moulars, end copy of new illustrated Calendar, Apply to H.J.H.PETRY, M.A.Head er, 8.Agathe des Monts, P.3 Or je Calendars of both ng F.W, FRITH, B.A ioe Coli Bros villes To.Priry Maoat, Pritadstema Exmraition 1878 ERIE WELLINGTON KNIFEPOLISH Bast ron-CLaanino AND Partsning CUILERE ab, 62, 1}, 4/8 A%D 4.WELLINCTON KNIFE BOARDS PRSVANT FRICTION iM CLEANING AND INJURY T6 TE Knives.POLYBRIELIANT METALPOMALE NEVaR $2CONIN URY AKD MARD LIXA OYKSE Matar Pacrrs LE CRY \"JOHN OÂKEY 5 SONS, MANUPACTURERS 0: EMERY EMERY Ci LOTH John Nakey & Sons, Ltd.London The \u201cign -painter in \u201calso n \u201cfigure painter, Military College, Kingston, and for Business | LAFRANCE &MULLIN HABERDASHERS, 48 Fabrique Street.\u20ac£2060860000000080000¢ | $ Sporting News, | THE RED COATS BEAT THE WORLD .etm \u2018Whether the Contests be on Land or Sen.THE SEAWANHAKA CUP SAFE THE CANADIAN YACHT RED COAT SHOWED THE AMERICAN BOAT HER HEELS ALL OVER THE COURSE \u2014 SHE WON THE CUP BY THREE STRAIGHT HEATS INTERNATIONAL CHESS MATCH \u2014EASTERN BASEBALL LEAGUE \u2014 THE FITZSIMMONS RUHLIN FIGHT \u2014 OTHER SPORTS.ee Montreal, August 7.\u2014 The White Bear Yacht Club people will have Ko back to St.Paul, Minn, without the much coveted Seawanhaka Cup, which they caine to Montreal to win.from Duggan and the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club.The Red Coat, the Canadian boat, defeated the Minnesota the challenger for the cup, in three straight .races.Tbe last race, which was sailed this aflernoon over the triangular course, resulted in a victory for the Red Coat.The day was a most disagreeable one, the rain pouring down.There was a strong, steady breeze.The course was the regular triangular .one of [our miles, sailed three times over, each log being a mile and a third.The Red Coat had the best of the race all through, and gained most in windward work, finishing over lwo minutes in the lead.Following was the official time : FIRST ROUND, Start, 3.18.to Red Coat.Minnesota.3.53.08 4.00.41 1s{ Buoy 2nd Buoy 3rd Buov \u2026\u2026 .4.15.4.16.50 SECOND ROUND.1st Buoy .wee .4.36.38 4.28.06 2nd Buoy .4.34.27 336.07 Srd Buoy .\u2026 .447,25 4.5020 THIRD ROUND.18t Buoy .5.00.00 5.02.05 2nd Buoy .5.07.50 5.10.08 3rd Buoy .52230 52447 Red Coat wins by 2 minutes 17 ve conds.GOLF.Another Record Broken bv a Weli- Known Quebec Golfer.The many friends of Mr.J.Stewart Gillespie wil be deiighted to hear of his success over tne American links.Monday's New York Herald says The fourth dav of the tournament of the Eagle Nest Country Club, on Saturday, was a decided success.Lieut.Governor Timothy LL.Woodruff, Mrs.Woodruff and (heir son were among the visitors.The Lieut.Governor, in cele bration of his forty-third birthday, plaved a nine-hole match = against Harry Vardon.A thirty.six hole han dicap was also decided, and one of the participants was J.C.Woodruff, who willl a score of 195 finished sixth.S.F.Fairchild, of Ardslev, with a net score of 174, proved the winner, while J.Stewart Gillespie, of Fairfield, won the cup for th best gross score with 176.The last named, with one round of 3.established a new amateur re cord.BASEBALL.EABTERN LEAGUE GAMES, At Providence RHE Rochester , .300000030~8 8 3 Providence , 000011 610~3 5 3 At Worcester- RHE Syracuse oy A000 00 41x56 00 Worcester .0600600200 2 4 4 At Hartford\u2014 RHE Montreal « .000030006\u20143 8 3 Hartford .« .08041500x\u201410 12 3 EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING How are the Mighty Fallen !-\u2014Mont- rea] Drops Another Peg and Toronto Advances.Per Wou.Lat Cent Club Providence \u2026 85 40° 578 Rochester 50 38 .508 Hartford 47 39 546 Worcester .44 42 511 Springfield .43K43 500 Toronto .40 49 449 Montreal .39 48 448 Syracuse \u2026 36 65 395 TIE QUEEN'S CUP, Cowes, Isle of Wight, August 7 in the gata of he Royal Yacht Squadron to-day, the Meteor, owned by Emperor Willlam of Germany, vame in frst of the race for the Queen's (up.Time, 2 hours, 27 min- wen and 46 seconds, but the Satanita, evene BEET ue and Nervous Di v ét and Pala To the Br Cen Be Mddiages, Fuiness and Swell ineus and Drowsiness, Cold Calle, ping Losaot Appetite, Sree tol Beast English Striped Flannel, Cricket and Tennis Shists, ER A et Flann Dress Suit Cases and Bags, | oa.dti or cosdiies.oi a * English Cricket * els, ! Bath Straps, Mitts and Towels, : quel Faure eee pn es sts Importers of Suiting .Silk Cashmere and REE a Joy ps s i .Thread Underwear, Headacha, Disordered Liver, sic pecialties, act ky mages few dases wil work wea.- Short and Long Sleeve Ea restoring Tt a Fancy Vesting.and Knee Length.|: sdéceriss ré ads rei | + frame.For dl oven ee 3 they are specially + refiowned.These are\u2019 facts 4 sdmitted AN thou 1 | funds, in all classes of soclety, and Ed pure tees to ory Aer Fille de in a § on rue a of dhe ! Pills have lor many poses bees the | hi English « pm AS rh a À : aim the \u2019ovod Au cut vase à NES DORE which came in second, in 3 hours 30 minutes and 15 seconds, won the cup on time xilowance, the Meteor allowing her 25 minutes.Torna finished in 3 hours, 10 minutes and 20 seconds.The lack of interest in Cowes this week was emphasized by the fact that there were only three starters in the Queen's Cup contest.CHESS.Munich, August 7.\u2014 At the noon adjournment in ihe twelfth round of the international chess tournament Janowski had the betler game against Burn; Halprin and Bardelben had drawn; Bergen and Schlechter had adjourned their game in an even position; Marco and Billecard had also drawn; Gotlschall had defeated Jakob, Maroczy and Popeil had drawn; Showalter had gone down before Cohu, and Wolf had been beaten by Pillsbury.FITZSIMMONS Al AND RUHLIN.Corbett Gives His Opinion of the Big Fight this Week.New York, August 7 \u2014 The coming struggle between Gus Rublin and Bob Fitzsimmons at Madison Square garden next Friday night is already at- (racting attention of the betting public.Fitz has a fuoilowing who still regard him as the peer of the big men and that he lost to Champion Jefferies Bob's friends are worried regarding the condition of his right arm.They fear that the Cornishman may be handicapped in the combat by the arm going back on him.Bob is following the doctor's advice, and is sanguine that be will be in trim before Friday night.The admirers of Fitzsimmons expect him to finish Ruhlin inside of five rounds.They contend that he is one of the hardest hitters in the ring today, and that he has had the best experience.Ruhlin is not afraid of these reports, and is going ahead with his labors as if he enjoyed the pect of tackling such a formidabl rT val as Fitzsimmons.He is working hard at Bath Beach, and is in the best condition he has yet attained.Jim Corbett joined Rhulin vesterday.While the Californian did not spar with Ruhlin, he was near enough to give him points and hustle Gus along.Billy Madden has every confidence in Ruhlin's ability to conquer Fitzsimmons, and is ready to back his protege to the extent of $5000 at prevailing figures.Fitzsimmons has added George Dawson of Australia, to his staff of trainers.Bob has also with him Bob Armstrong, the 0 heavyweight, and Jefl Thorne of gland.In speaking of his chances Fitz says :\u2014 \u2018The oniv thin that worries me is my right arm.can't straighten it out as well as 1 should, but the power is there all right, and if I land with it there will be something doin 1 weigh about 165 pounds mow, but expect tn scale at least five pounds more before I quit my labors.1 use » steaming hot towel every day for my arm, and the re- suits under this treatment are grati- lying just at present.All I hope is that I can be at my best when I meet Rublin next Friday night.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OUR SAILORS FOR LADIES Are sold at twenty per cent reduction.FAQUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SEVERE STORM AT CORNWALL.A LARGE NUMBER OF BUILD INGS DAMAGED \u2014 CROPS BADLY DAMAGED \u2014 TELEPHONE POLES BLOWN DOWN\u2014HOUSES STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.Cornwall, Ont., August 7, \u2014 Last night between 7 and 7.30 o'clock the severest storm in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant passed over this town.Coming from the north, it took a north-easterly direction, taking in the buildings in the outskiits of the town, blowing down a score of barns and stables and completely ruining the crops over which it passed.At the exhibition n grounds the massive grand stand toot house were carried away and deposited in the main rosa.The roof of the training stables wus carried away and {he round house at the Grand Trunk station was completely demolished, All the poles of the Beil Telephone Company on 9th strect, which were 60 feel in length, and da bortionately large.were snapped off as easily as if.they were chips, In al! some twenty barns and stables were blown down within a radius of a mile of the town.The extent of the damage through he section north of here over which the storm passed has not vel been received.Several houses were struck hy lightning, but no fire losses occurred.rm FOREST FIRE IN MONTANA, Helena, Mont, August 7.= It is re porfed that a forest fire is aweeping the magnificent timber belt between the Upper Geyser Basin and the Lake in the Yellowstone National Pack, The fire started Friday and was soon te yond control.Besides the irreparable loss to the park, many hotel Mifldings are threatened with destruction, despite the fact that he is getting old |.that everything will be all right so 6d TODAY'S TIDES, - High Wates\u2014 8.8 am.4.90 pm, Low Water\u201411.64 a.m.11.08 p.m, TO-MORROW'S TIDES, High Water \u2014 4.37 am; 5.12 pm.Low Water \u201411.57 am.0.00 pm.POBT OF QUEBEG Arrivals : SS Bjorgen, coal, in inner basin, Departures: Si Monmouth, for Montreal.Passed Up: SS Torr Head, Louisburg sod Fos.Panged Down: $S Fram, Lycia, Theresa Heyman.VESSELS IN PORT.SS Ise) Holme, in Basin.SS Tugela, at Bridgewater Cove, SS Marien, in Basin, SS Manchester Corporation, from Manchester, in Basin.SS Forest Holme, in ballast, in SS Truma, from Sydoey, coal to ; | Basin.Carbray, Routh & Co, SS Borgen, coal, Webster & Co., inner basin.p Charles, Tate, at New Liver- , McArtbur Bros.Brigantine Gladolia, Atkinson's wharf.OTHER PORTS.Arrivals : 85 Indianapolis, at Liverpool, from Bathurst.SS Cambyoman, at Liverpool, Montrealss (Kastalia, at Glasgow, from Monreal SS Manchester City, at Liverpool from Montreal.SS Amsterdam, at New York, Rotterdam.SS Georgian, at New York, from Liverpoolss Jalal, at CherBour:s, from New ork ss Furnessia, at Glasgow, froin New ork.ss Minneliaha, at London, from New Org.SS Rotterdam, New York.Departures Glasgow, August 7 \u2014 Sailed Janeta, for Miramichi.Liverpool, August 7 Nailed SS Lake Superior for Montreal.Ardrossan, August 4 \u2014 Sailed Pydna, for Bathurst, N.B.STEAMER WRECKED.New York, August 7.\u2014 The Alls Line steamer Alene, which arrived today from Kingston, Port Limon and Fortune Island, brought Second Officer Johan Bauman and five sailors of the Dutch steamer Prinz William I, which was wrecked on \u2018Inagua, on the morning of July 30.' The Prinz William was then on her wav to Hayti and Venezuela, sailine from New York.The men in command of officer Bauman left the ship two days after the wreck to row and sail to Fortuna 1s- land for assistance.They left in a small boat and arrived in safety after thirty-six hours on the water, They then sent messages announcing ihe wreck, and secured assistance, proceeding themselves to New Yorkfrom from at Boulogne, from CHARTERS.The Timber Trade Journal says :\u2014 There is a good demand from the St.Lawrence, but a scarcity of ton Owners will not come on for the St.Lawrence while sn much good business is offering elsewh:re.High rates are likely to be paid for the balance of the season from all the wood shippin ris.The late fixtures are as fol- ows :\u2014 Florida (s), ao stds., Montreal to East Coast, 60s.Indianapolis (8).from Quttec, and a loading place to , 350 sids., timber, 92s.6d., balance deals.705, Steamer, 1,208 stds., Montreal Hull, 65s- we reg.Miramichi to london, 62s.800 reg., Miramichi to Dublin, 60s.600 reg., Miramichi to Bristol, 67s., 20 reg., Miramichi to Manchester, Frieheden, from Miramichito 56s., 3d.600 reg., Shediac (0 W.C.B., or E.CI 58s., 0d.500 te.Shediac to Mersey or Bristol Channel, hfs, od.SIGNAL SERVICE, Quebec, 7th August, 1900, Martin River\u2014Clear and calm, Juward at 2 p.m., Gladestry.Cape Magdalen\u2014Clear and calm.1n- ward at 2 p.m.City of Beast.North Shore \u2014 Clear ; north-cast wind.Point des Monts\u2014Inward today, one burk.Trinity Bay\u2014laward at 1.30 p.m.\u2026.St.Olaf.Ma'anc\u2014Clear : north-east Inward yesterday at 5 p.m., bure.Fame Point\u2014Clear : north-west wind Inward at 2.30 a.m., Gladestry.Outward at 4.30 p.m, Manchester Come merce.Low Point\u2014Clear : north-west wind Inward yesterday, Scotist.King, Turret Crown and Turret Chief.Outward yesterday at 7 p.m., Maylandste fen FAILURE OF THE FISHERIES AROUND THE NEWFOUNDLAND COAST \u2014 THE ICE BLOCKADE RUINED THE LABRADOR CATCH \u2014 A POOR OUTLOOK.St.John's, Nfid., August 7.\u2014The fishery outlook is the most unfavora- known here in recent vears.Owing to the iv bMockade off the Labrador coast the catch of cod here shows a decided decrease, which it will not be possible to offset during the remainder of {he seaxon, The fishery around the Newfoundland coast is also backward and the prospects of even an average catch le equally hopeless.The situation presages much distress during the coming autuma and winter.\u2014,\u2014\u2014\u2014 Queen Victoria's new eacht will have among ite other decorations thepe .oil inter from the brush oF Emperor am, to Ayr.wind.Lamis- RETURNING =.TO CANADA.CANADIAN INVALIDS VISIT AR- .ÜNDEL CAST! ON INVITATION OF THE DUKE OF NORFOLK \u2014 ONE HUNDRED OF THEM SAIL FOR HOME TOMORROW, \u2019 London, August 7.\u2014 The Canadian invalids visi Axundel Castle to-day, the seat of the Duke of Norfolk, by his special invitation.At present there are 60 Canadlans at Shoruclifie camp.When those absent in furloughs return the number will be increased Lo one hundred: The entire part will sail by the Parisian on Thursday.» tren fp rer: PARLIAMENT CLOSES TO-DAY.the Loudon Times on the Expiring House.London, August § \u2014 The morning papers devote lung editorials to a review of the session of Parliament, which practically closes to-day.Times referring to it as marked from beginning to\u2018end with a moribund barren character says :\u2014Few among keen observers of politics doubt that dissolution will follow prorogation within two or three months.The Opposition \"| rosgho the session hax been para- zed by its numerical weakness and i divisions on vital issues.We re gret the curious inability of Lord Salisbury and Mr.Ballour, to appreciate the drift of publie opinion, and tho latter's irritability as well as the fatalistic spirit that bas permeated theic speuches.With the exception of Mr.Chamberlain, who right or wrong, is always clear, decided and courageous, few Ministers have risen above the level of their chiefs.frs NEW LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.Hon.A.G.Jones In:talled in Office at Halifax.Halifax, N.5., August 7 \u2014 Hon.Atfred Gilpin Jones, of Halifax, was formally instalied as Lieutenant-Gan- etnor of Nova Scotia, this afternoon, in the historic Legislative Council Chamber.A large and distinguished assemblage, including Premier Murray aud members of his Goverument, were present to witness the ceremony.Chief Justice MacDonald administered the oath of oflice, assisted by other Judges of the Supreme Cour! of Nova Scotia who were present.Mr.J.J.Mctice, Clark of the Privy Coucil, was pse- sent to perform the official duties in connection with the ceremony.The included civil, military and naval dignitaries, and many promin:nt ladies and gentlemen of Halifax\u2014 rs THE ROUMANIAN IMMIGRANTS Are Still Held as Prisoners on Board the Lake Champlain.Montreal, August 7 \u2014 The 380 Roumanians who arrived here from Liverpool, on board the steamship Lake Champlain, are still prisoners in the steerage quarters of (he steamer, owing to the opposition of tte Dominion Government to their landing unless qualified in the matter of money or property.The Baron de Hirsch Institute, which undertook to give a guarantee that they would not become a charge on the public through their poverty, are in trouble with the Government for the reason that the Government wanls a guarantee that they will not be allowed to go west.This the :nstitute objects to, as their funds have bon used to a large extent in the west in crealing homes and settlements for such people of their faith, and they want to be allowed to send at least some of the people hi that direction.The Baron de Hirsch Institute hope to get the Government to accede to their demands, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 WANTS MORE REPRESENTATION Montreal, August 7 \u2014 The Town Council of Westmount, a (fashionable western supburb of this city, which for Feheral and Provincial e'cctoral Purposes, is Incaled with a number of other Montreal suburbs in the county of Hochelaga, has decided to inaugurate a movement among the different localities for more representation in both Houses, The late Provincial Government of Mr.Flynn intended, it is said, to divide th: county, but being defeated nothing was done.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 KILLED BY A COLLISION.Lalayetle.ind.August 7.\u2014A south bound Monon passenger train which left berc early this morning collided with a light freight.engine at.South Raub, ten miles south of here, Jan.Hudiow, fireman of the passenger train was instantly killed.Louis Raub, the engineer of the freight engine, and his fireman ave missing.Henrm Whitesel, passenger engineer, and Eugene McCool freight brakem brakeman, w were fatally injured, ABSOLUTE + SECURITY.Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.Must Boar Signature of Opinion of FOR DIZZINESE, FOR BILIOUSNESS.FOR TORPID LY FOR COMSTIPA! THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA.- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1908 Washington, August 7.\u2014The War De partment bas \u2018received the following cablegzam from General Chaflee :\u2014 \u2018Che Foo, August 7.\u2014Adjutant-Gen- eral, Washington, Tien Tsin, August 3.\u2014Conference to-day decided batlle Sunday.Chinese entrenched east and west through Pietsang, Rest of Chinese protected bv looded ground practically unassailable.Japanese, Eng Wah, American forces about 10,600 strong.Attack Chinese right, west of river in flank, Other forces, Russian and French, about 4,000 strong opposite side between river and railroad.Chinese position apparently strong Army reported 30,000 between Pietsant and Yang \u2018Tsun or Crossing à of road Pel Ho.Yang Tung objective.Qur force 2,400 and battery.Conenaugh arrived.Sixth Cavalry left at Tien Tsin for guard of city and awaiting mots.inisters safe on 28th of July.(Signed) CHAFFEE.\" OPINION IN WASHINGTON.The despatch of General Chaflce, written before the battle of Sundaytonfirms the despatches received at the Navy Department vesterday and also the press despatches received to-day concerning the atlack on tts Chinese at Pietsang.General Chafiee\u2019s des patch, dated Friday, was not sent from Che Foo until today, an inexplanable delay.The most interesting featur: of the despatch is the information regarding the positions of the Chinese army and the fact that the advance upon Pekin is made by two columns, one on each side of the Pei River.It is evi- .4 ee = ~~ OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN.CHAFFE HOTTY dent that a thorough reconnaissance of the Chinese position had been made that the international column did not blunder upon an entrenchod position of the enemy.According to the War De partment map the town of Pietsang covers both sides of the river, but the main portion of it is on the left side, where the Japanese, the English and the American forces bad arranged, according to General Chafire\u2019s despatch, to attack the enemy in flank, TI left of the Chinese on the other side of the river was partially protected by flooded ground and able for that reason.The Russian and the French forces were to attack the enemy's left on the right bank of the river tvtween the river and the rail road.General Charfee's despatch also shows (hat the present objective point of the column is Yang Tsun, a town fifteen miles bevond Pestsane.Once én possession of this point, the interuational force would have both the railroad and river in its rear for keeping open communication with Tien Tsin.It naturally would become the advance base from Which the operation: on Pekin could be projected.The Chinese evidently are muh impressed with the strategic advantages of Yang Tsun, as the enemy is reported 30,000 strong at he crossing of the road over the Pei River.\u2018The general feeling at the War De partment is that unless the Chinese Generals have teen completely demoralized bv the Peitsang attack ther: ie very sevrre fighting ahead for the international forces.and that the ground will be disputed all the wav to Pekin.9080000000000000000000 08000000080 00000000808 A Failing Memory 1s One Symptom of Low Vitality and Waning Nerve Power \u2014 A Sign That you Need Dr.Chase's Nerve Foodan To the practical physician, skilled in the diagnosis of disease, there is much to be read from this one symptom.A failing memory signifies that the nerve force is exhausted, and that the mind lacks energy to give attention.It points to low vitality, to an exhausted condition of the nerves, lo thin, watery bloud, and to weakness and irregu- latities of the organs of the body.The person with the failing memory has sleepless nights, is nervous And irritable, suffers from nervous headache and dyspepsia, and gloomy, despondent feelings.He is weak, exhausted and run down, and may be fast approaching nervous prostration, paralysis, epilepsy or insanity.This wasting away of the nervous energy of the body must be stopped, and stopped quickly, if robust health is to he restored.Whatever the cause of this weakened condition, the cure is the same\u2014restoration by the building, up process\u2014restoration by the use of Dr.Chase's Nerve Food.This great blood builder and nerve vitalizer has proven wonderfully suc cessful in restoring to perfect health scores and hundreds of pale, weak, nervous men and women.It promptly stops the wasting process, and ai nature in the restoration of health and strength.Dr.Chase's Nerve Food is nob a pa tent medicine, but the favorite prescription of the world\u2019s greatest physician, Dr.A.W.Chase.It is thorough- Iv up-to-date and scientific.It has proven its right to the high estimation in which it j& held by physicians and people alike, by the marvellous cures which it has: brought about.As à res torative it is unapproached by any ds | grandson of the first DECLINED THE NOMINATION AS VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE PEOPLE'S PARTY\u2014THE PARTY WILL PROBABLY ENDORSE MR.STEVENSON FOR THE | POSITION.Duluth, AMiinn., August 7.\u2014In a letter to P.M.Riugdohl, Chairman, and the members of the Committee of Notification of Candidate for Vice-President of the People's Party, Charles A.Towne has declined the nomination tendered him bv the Populist National Convention at Sioux Falls.The letter is of consi table length and sets forth fully Mr.Towne's views in regard to the nomination, It is telieved the Fopulist Committee, empowered to fill the vacancy caused by Mr.Towne's withdrawal, will immediately endorse Adlai E.Stevenson for Vice-Prosident, on the ticket with W.J.Hrvana ee ASTOR ESTATE PETITION New York, August 7.\u2014 William Waldorf Astor and Charles A.Peabody, as executors of the will of Jobn Jacob Astor, probated in 1848, have asked Surrogal> Thomas tg approve their selection of Waldorf Astor.son of William Waldorf Astor, as one of the exe cutors.The petitioners set forth that, by the terms of the will of John Jacob Astor, it is provided that when (he executors are reduced to two, these two shail have the power to appoint a third.The petition does not state how much of the estate will remain for administration.This John Jacob Astor was the first of the name in this country, and the new executor is the John Jacob's erandsos, John Jac: \u2014r\u2014\u2014 SEIZED FOR SMUGGLING Sydney.CB.August 7.\u2014Customs Officer Captain Jas.Gordon, of the revenue cutter Gladiator, brought the schooner M.C.McLean into port this motning and reported her seizure oft Cheticamp on Saturday for breach of the Customs regulations.When seized the scliooner was-ao ber wav {tom St.Pierre and had 4 cargo of bauer and Preparation.known to man; 50 cents a x, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.Dr.Chase's Ointment is guaranteed as an absolute cure for every form of | Tiles.It Kas never been known to| ait.tobacco valued-at $500.\u2018The crew, of the schooner abnndéted the ship - and escaped wheo {oy afiv tbe ship wes about to be okptered.: No man has a right to do as he Meares except when he pleases to do right.CeTeTeDeTeT DT ITNT PAUL KRUGER HAS HAD ENOUGH OF FIGHTING NOW; ++.And is Willing to Surrender\u2014Harrismith in the Hands ! of the British.Es Pretoria,s August 6 \u2014 It is stated positively that ident Kruger is will ing and anxious to surrender, provided a satisfactory promise is given as to his ultimate destination.| London, August 7 \u2014 Lord Roberts reports to tie War Office under date of Pretoria, August 6 as follows : ° \u2018\u2019Harrismith surrendered on August 4.The neighbouring couniry seems to de quiet itchener is with the force south of the Vaul River.He was joined yesterday by a strong detachment of Brabant's Horse and the Cana dian regiment.\"The Boers attacked the garcison at Elands river on the morning of August 4.Information was sent to Carringlon who was oo his way to Elands River.lan Hamilton who reached Rustenburg yesterday, reported heavy firing in the direction of Elands River.Today the firing seems more distant, which looks as if the Elands River garrison had been relieved and was re tiring towards Zaerust.\" +++001140009840 30000 HO ++44010004004011P 00840 BRITISH M.P.MISSING.\u2018New York, August 7 \u2014 The Hon.Jamey Boothby Burke Roche, member of Parliament, who came to this city in April, has apparently disappeared, says the Tribune today.He has large business Interests in this country frequently comes over from Eng land.He left the Holland House about tie middle of May.casually telling the clerk he was bo ng out of town for two or three days, but that his room was not to Se disturbed.From the Lime of Mr.Roche's departure up to yesterday the hotel people had received no word, directly or indi- | rectiy from the missing men.They are weriousiy alarmed over his abseuce.ra re ptet , PROTECTION AGAINST ANARCHY Berlin, Atgust 7.\u2014Allhough no plan Jias vet been adoptd for internativonl protection against anarchists, the German Foreign Office is authority for the statement that it in quite likely a scheme will be vevised and that pre- linsinary wteps have already been taken.> sert \u2018 FOR COLLBGE.If you want scholars\u2019 caps, belts, ALLEGED EMBEZZLER HELD Philadelphia.Pa, August 6.\u2014Henry Hillaby; of Yorkshire, England, was to-day held in 885060 bail by United States Commissioner Craig for a fur- thet hearing, charged with embezzling $3000 from the Graggleston Coal Comv, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, Engtand illabv was employed in a clerical capacity by the coal company.and came to this country lust Decembernfo et.GOLD FOR LONDON New York, August 7.\u2014 Baring, Magoun & Co., have arr to ship two million dollars in gold io London to-morrow.A 1epiesentative of the firm explains thas a part of this shipment is to meet the requirement for deposits of five per cent.of subecrip- tions for the new Exchequer ; but a part of the shipment is also a regular exchange operation, COAL BREAKER BURNED Wilkesbarre, Pa., August 7 \u2014 The Lehigh Valley Coal Company's beenk- or, at Fort Bowkley, was entirely de stroyed by fire today.The was valued at $30,000.fp samen: Ë caps, green flannel, otc, go to FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE For the newest fancy musline toulard priot go to Glover, Fx3 ok aod [fortable salary of 87500 à year.Before be [said the pay clerk defecenticily, after partially unassail-|pock HOW HE SIGNED.Several 3 ago Judge James Fitzgerald \u2018of New York was appointed an assistant district atlorney at (he com- taking office he married and went on a prolonged wedding trip.When he returned 4 month's pay was dus him, and he went to the office for it.During his honeymoon he had travelled over à good part of the country, and as his funds ware low he went direct from the train to tho office.\u201cHere's your money, councillor,\u201d bia Aan lied Mr.Fitzgeral \u201c ri >\" repli r.Fitz d, eting the roll of bills.wer \u201cSign the pay roll, please,\u201d continued the clerk, \u201cOf course,\u201d Jesponded the dride- groom, and absent-m ndedly he wrote as follows : \u201cJames Fitzgerald and wife.\u201d And the entry is on the city books to this day.J THE WEATHER.Fuddy\u2014Honest, now, what kind of weather do you like best ?Duddy\u2014That is a subject that has bothered me 3 goof deal.On mature reflection I think the woather I like best is the weather we are not having at the time.\u2014\u2014\u2014e The letter P, like the selfish friend, is first in pity and last in help.DON'T BE DUPED There have been placed upon the market several cheap reprints of an obsolete edition of * Webster's Dict! They are belng offered under various names at a low price By d goods dealers, grocers, sxents, cte., and fa w instances es à premium for sabecrip- tions to papors.Announcements of these comparatively Worthless reprintg are very misleading; tor instance advortiised to bo tho substantial they Ulvalent of « higher-priced book, when in equivalent oi n blur brio evo.thoy arc all, from A to Z.Reprint Dictionaries, hototype copies of n book of over Arey y ve ego whi ch in tin day wassold forabout CURRENT TOPICS.White England is appointipg vomumis sions Lo investigate as to the probable length of time her coal suoply will hold out, America.with ber practical inexhaustible coal fields, stands remdv.if need tv, ta supply the world with fuel.And she hss already taken steps to notify Europe of that fact.America's coal exhibit al the Paris Exposition is unique and on à scale such as was never tefore attempted in anv in- teruational exhibition.The exhibit of coul and coke was collected bv £.E.Sawyer, of the Department of Mining and Metallurgy, and it occupies 2 place in the United States building at Paris.The particular in which this exhibit dificrs from all others evér before made is that an analysis of the coal is av pended, giving also the name of the mine, its location in State and Countyname of the operator and the authority for the analysis.In this exhibit are to be found samples of all winds of coals Trom all the great coal fields of the United States, the samples being of eight sizes\u2014broken, CRE.stove, nut.pea, buckwheat, rice and vird's-eve.each in a handsome glass case.\u2018There are also appended statistics of the coal production and industry in the United States, Pennsylvania standing at the head, with its 73,000,000 tong of Lit minous and 66,000,000 anthracite.There are also statistics of the export trade and specially interesting are the photographs which show all the various machines and wppbimnces used in the mining and shipphy of the \u201cblack doa- monds.\u201d \u2018The exhibit, it is expected, wilt draw the atteption of Europe to America\u2019s boundless supplv of fuel and add notablv to tbe export of this great~ est of mineral products.While Russia is figuring in the eust a champion of Christiarety it should not be forgotien that in some respects she is as intolerant as the Chinese themselves in the matter of religion.This was shown only a few vears ago in the persecution of the Jews and in the migration abot a vear and a haif ago of 8,000 Doukhobors, or Doukhobortsi, to Manitoba, on account of persecution in Russia.The Doukhobor sect originated on the Don, in Russia, about 100 vears ago, and on account of their dissent from the Russian Orthodox Church thev were first banished to 00, and which wus much superior in paper, rint, amd binding to these tinitations, being bent à work of gaine incrit instead of (ne Long Since Obsolete.The supplonent of, 16,000 so-cnllod \u201cnew words.\u201d whivh sutac of these hooksare adver: tinod To contain, wus compiled by » wentio- nan who died over furty yours ago, wae pulilishod betore bis death.Otuer minor additions are probably of more or Jour value.Er The Genuine Kdition of Websier's Unubridged Dict tonary, which is the only merl- 1orsous une fumiliar to this ration, contains ovor 20 witb Hlustrations oi nearly cvery page.und bears our imprint on the title page, It in protected by copyright from cheap hnitation.Valuablo as this work js, we have at vest «xpense published a Shoroughly revised suce tomer, the name of which is WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY.THustmtou pamphlet fre.C.& C.MERRIAM CO, Soringfietd.Mass.U- S.A.for Headacheache, he the Crime and afterward to Trauscaucasia, While in the lattzr country they renounced tobacco and alcoholic liquors and soon after the eating of the flesh of animals, becoming vegetarians.The next step was to renounce war and the killing of human creatures, and, it is said, it was largely on account of this latter portion of their belief that they were still further perseculed, as by adopting this helief they Lecame of no value as a defense to tte Russian frontiers.They happily found a champion in Tolstoi about this time and it was chiev through bis inflience that the movement to Canada was begun.Land was oficred them bv Canada in is great north-west territory and to this the oppressed people turned.Under their industry and frugality it is probable Manitibe will eventually Le A During July à By clothing lightly, A teaspoonful of this body.come one of the great grain fields of the world, though many of these colu- nists have already deserted the inhos pitable north and moved south to a milder climate in the northern section of the Western States in the United States.They will preserve their village communal system and are beginning to take great interest in education.As to their general character and religious beliefs, Capt.Arthur St.John, & convert to their views, Lad this to sav in a recent lecture on the Puritans of Malon 7.00 P.M.Eveey day lu |Hnntiagdoo, val, the year.Solid Trai Aira bo New Tork os beans: PULLMAN Parlor Qars Dey Soeping Oars on Night Train.Traine Service ail Pain LOCAL TRAINS % Vale, Boucher nois end Chateaugoay leave Windsor Stati-n, Montreal, 5 10 p.m.daily except Bendey 9.46 a.m Bundays culy, 9.25 nm excepi Seracdoye sad Sundays, and L35 pm.Bater- Janadian Pacific trains from Quebec connes- se Montreal with trains of th Central.Call for \u2018Mckee vin mene oS For information, tims tables, ete, cl cm ticket agents Canadian Pacifc R' to A.3, Hebert, Travelling Paco Ages or H.D.Carter, General Agent, Malone, N.Ÿ GEORG .real Pain Ae S Grand Central station, New York, Fa J Trains Loave Levis, 8.00 , White Mountain Express : _ Fabyans, Portland and the AM.| White Mountai erbrooke, Beauce Pepe bi eG She 4 15 rT ND AEW TON EXPRESS.or PM, | England Pom.\u2018also Sherbrooke, \u2018Beauce and Megantic.6461.Now Brunswick Special .t.John, Frederioton, it P.M.od all points rat.prey brooke and points South.Nores\u2014-Boston and Ni sprees rune daily, through Fed de k Eves .ms ite Mountain Express runs dail has Puliman Parlor \u2018pales Car ° Sunday, Fe zoom ew Brunswick Special Segurdar with through alospor by John, N.United States Customs offices nt aud Levis to eramine and ae road by saving trouble où the way.the + COUNTRIEL | 3 580 PM Yor Se.Raymond and Riviere Pierre, daily except Sunday.Arrive at Ouspes.8.50 A.M, From Riviero a Pierre and St, Raymond, daily oxcept Funday, 8.50 A.M, Fron Chicoutimi and Roberval {with sleeping oar) daily ex Sunday.4.30 P.M.From e St Joseph, daily exvept Eunday.9.40 P.M.From Shawenegan Vaile and Grand\u2019Mere Junction, daily except Sunday.and rom Bt.ifacs on Fridave, 9.40 P.M, From 8v Raymond, Suiday only.Traine connect at Chicoutimi with nny eteumars, for Tadonsao, Cecouna, Riviere dn Loup, Murray Bay and Quetre, Upon application to the tiencrsl .Agent, » npecisl rate will be made for parties five or more, to Shawenegan Falls the Niagara of the Fast, Steamers \u2018\u2019Miataesini\u201d and \u201cColon\u201d run from Roberval to Trappist Monastery, Grand , and to sil points on Lake 84, John.Di: ohare, Tickets fre eale by KR.M.Séocking, ve ai.Ves Fiohl, whore prior nd devine TL wal .aL .HABRNY, \u2019 4.0.803 Gant.Pre, Agt.Gen- uno 1666, -~ Belfast or Glasgow, $23 SU, For Pull i Glasgow and New York service formati jon wp eo the.Lom, pare gr The | 1 eT x M.ook ING, Gity wad Distrie rma, | Bruusar | men |FRANKGEUNDE.SR WALSE.Gao\u2019 Manager.* Gun.Pasconrer dat.\"mn 4 A: 2 Ape ques J RATS 3% 9 0) \u201c \u2014 VA 0 i.ca) wie a becs re vesee ses sees and upwards : .Es 8% reduction on Round Trip.Quebec Railway, 1 Light and Second Cable vues ie Salle Po EE i donerey atest 50 wer Company.Giegom tod Meme grin | STARR TINE SABLE san From , 3rd J .i i ee | meer (es ele sree en te.: WEEK DATE, one, Leave Quehne Arrive Ste.Arme 7,30 AM nan 10.0 à M HW aM 5.00PM 210 fu London and Montreal Service |, SIEM TB EM From 8 From eh M uv M London | Brmameuie | pious | 735 AM a ; $34 M 1 July Moxra Viva.| § Agus or Ï ne bi .Rosa \u201car Le .1220PM (Saturday On! 10P sw ORCADIAN.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.0.0j18 * T15BPM ¢ * y) 44\" = mére train loaves \u201cQuebec as 1% PM.for on ! 8, I Ve Mons Far NE iE Sp, mora Fangs PME © SF\" | Leave Quebec Arrive Ste.Anne 6.00 À M 5.50 A M THAM 4,50 A M a 3.00 BM 250% M 5 Leek ans A BPM ; ve nts Br N AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE 5\" 0 17th, 1900, Traine will run to snd phat nr M and Bs.Joni F u Se, Audrow Street Terminus, Quebsa, 8e WEEK DAYS, Leave Quebec.Loop \"Ten 8.40 A.M For Roberva) and Chicoutimi, | Leave St.Jonchim Arrive Quebre with Mr ons, daily except Sunday.TOGAM sim 8.40 À M.Far Grand'More Junotion and SUNDAYS, Shawenegen Falie daily except ounday, | Leave Arrive tk, dem and to St.Boniface on Fridays, 3.00PM sisi 1.30 P.M.Tor Lake St.Joseph, daily ex- | Leave St.Joachim Arrive Quakes t Sunday.410 M 8.40 P M 1.45 P.M.For St.Raymond, Sunday only.| Train leaving Quebeo at 6.00 A.M.on Busdays Joes nok stop a4 intermediate staticos.For all other information apply to the Geaoral Superintenden! A.THOMSON, W.R.RUSSELL, i Gen\u2019 Bu tendon President.> EDW A, EVANS, Gen\u2018.ser HE NORTH SHOREMAILSTEAMER \u2018Bt.Olaf,\u201d Captain Leraniatre, lepton the Princess Ecmiss k on the 10th, and 30th of each month as 4 o'clock in sleencen, for Gc\u201d au pans she Const Nateshquan.Stonsship Agensy Quebos amd Now . - rer THE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA.WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1900 BERTH.DU PLESSIS.~Ou August Stk.at the Citadel, a son to Capt.and Mme.Lenoblet du Plessis.DIED.BOYD.\u2014On the 7th instant, Mr.James Boyd, skip carpenter, aged 85 wars.The funeral will leave his son's (Mr- William Boyd) residence, No.& St.Julia street, on Thursday afternoon, at 2.88 o'clock sharp, far St.Mat thew\u2019s Church, and the:sce to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Friends and ao quaintances are respert£ullv invited to attend.' Chicago and New York papers please copy.JONCAS.\u2014On the 7th instant, at the .residence of ais son, 208 Eleventh Avenue, Limoilou, Charles Jancas, in his CS8th year.Funeral will take place from lis sun's résidence, on Thureday, \u201cth instant, Local News.TO-DAY'S TEMPERATURE.Toronto, Out., August 7.\u2014Minimum and Maximum Temperature.\u2014Victoria, 50-68 ; Edmonton, 46-84 ; Calgary, 36 68 ; Qu'Appelle, 56-78 ; Winnipeg, 60-88; Port Arthur, 60-62; Parry Sound, 68- 82; Toronto, 7287; Ottawa, 63.68 ; Montreal, 64-68 ; Quebec, 60-72; Halifax, 58-76.\u2014\u2014eremrrm prete LARGE PILGRIMAGE.\u2018Three special trains arrived here last evening from Ottawa with pilerims from that Diocese bound for Ste.Anne de Beaupre.PILGRIMAGE.A Three hundred pilgrims from Troy, arlived by boat yesterday morning, from Montreal en route for Ste.Anne for Limoilou Church, thence to Bel-jde Beaupremont Cemetery.\u2014_\u2014 MULRONEY.\u2014On the 7th instant, A SPLENDID TIME.Martin, third son of the late James Mulroney.The funeral will leave his late residence, 405 Champlain street, at & 30 o'clock, Thursday morning, Mth in stant, for St.Patrick's Church, thence to St, Patrick's Cemeterv.Relatives and friends and members of No.1 Section Q.S.L.B.Suciety are requested to attend.SEWELL.\u2014On \u2018Tuesdav.August 7th, Lavinia Marion, widow of the late William 5, Sewell, Sheriff of Quebec.Funeral wilt take place from No.311 \"St.Ursule street, to St.Matthew's Church.and thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery, on Thursdav afternoon, 9th instant, at 3.50 o'chui, =a How Very Handy Modern Sanitary Appliances ive good returns for the out.4 They soon save their own y We keep the very latest up- to-date styles in stock and our assortment is not equalled in Canada.Lean MECHANICS SUPPLY COT.96 St.Peter Street.$25 Reward | JE re Lost, between Palace Hi and No.3'St.Louis street, lurge UNSET DIAMOND.Réturn PUTNAM, 8 St.Louis Street.New Officesa Harold Kennedy, II MY RO 0 CEA Prof.Gunn is prepared to re ceive anyone desiring special instruction in French and German at 5 COLLEGE COURT.Inte, Estate of late Edouard Matte, 1s His Lifetime of the City of Quebec, Jower snd Contractor.I bercy pan NOTICE \u201d ven that, under and by victue of à judgmenr rendered by the Homi rw.Andrews, one ©{ the J'udges of the Superior Court, for the lrovinoa of Queb «, on the 7tb instant, à meeting of those intercated in th above nsined Kutave, will be held at the office of LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, No.38 St, Ann sirest, Uppee Town, (Miebec, SATURDAY, the lun, Acguet 140), av 3 o'dduck P.M., to take their advice conceemning the sale of the immovesbls properties bi longing to the said Wastes, Avguet Sth, 1900.LARUE & LaRUE, Notarieses Notation t.George's Hospital Medical SCHOOL, Hyde Park, Corner, 8.W.The WINTER SESSION will cymmenos 00 Monday, Ootober lei, whem sa In Address will be delivered a4 4 pm.by Dr.¥RANOIS G.PENROSE, Physician to the Hospital, aad jcint Lecture on the Prisciples and Practice of Medicine.Prospectnses and partionlare of Eatrance 8cholarships, Exhibitions, Prisen, Regulations, Fons, otc., etc, may be obtained ow applica: tion to the DEAN OF THE S7HOOL, THB QUEBEC CHRONICLE is pub lished every lawful day by the Chronicle Pristiag Company.at their print Quebes, H, Woke Vass Directors The orphans of Finlay Asylum were taken to Montmerency Falls yesterday afternoon by the Q.L.& P.Co.The children had a splendid tune.LAKE ST.JOSEPH.Programmes for the Lake St.Jo scph regatta, to be held August 1ith, can be had at the following places : D.Morgan, Holt, Renfrew & & .Cha teau Frontenac, C.P.R., G.T.R., and the Chronicle office.GREAT SALE at Messrs.Simons & Minguy, successors to Messrs.Simons & Foulds, Everything is reduced, and the straw hats, parasols, flowers, sun hats and bonnets, und children's blouses and dresses are offered at half price, See their advertisement.\u2014 rn.\u201cSALADA* TO BE INCORPORATED The \u201cSalada\u2019 Tea Cuwmtanvy are ap plying for incorporation with a capital of $400,000 in shares of $10.00 each.Ten thousand of these shares will ie preferred stock, beariag fixed dividesds of 7 per cent.It 1s not \u2018he intezUon to issue any of the common rtock lo the public.A portion, however, of the preferred stock will he seus, hut eny to old customers.PROPOSED NEW THEATRE.A Company to be Formed With Capital of $100,000.The first meeting of the Citizens\u2019 Committee recentlv appointed to Consider plans for the erection of a theatre in Quebec was held last night in the City Hall.Among those present were Harold Kennedy, J.Geo.Garneau, Alderman Leonard, Alderman Tanguay, À.E.Scott, J.A.Lavigne.N.Le Vasseur, U.Barthe, C.Dtquet, Ovide Frechette, F.X.Berlinguet and T.Le Vasseur, Secretarv.Aldérman Tanguay was requested to take the chair.after which it was stated bv the Secretary that Mavor Parent was unable to he present owing to a slight indisposition, hut that ke had expressed his willingness to\u2019 accept the office of Hono tary President of the Committee.whith had teen tendered Him.Mr.Lavigne then spoke at some length regarding the plans which have been prepared.giving estimated figures for construction and maintenance, After a long discussion it was finally decided that a company be formed with $100,000 capital.divided into 2,000 shares of 350 each.\u2018The members of the committee are to interview capitalists to sce what prospect there is of financing the scheme und reports will be made at a meeting of th Committee on Wednesdav evening next.\u2014 SUPERVISOR OF CULLERS' OFFICE.Quebec, August 7.1800.Comparative statement of timber, masts, bowsprits, spars, staves, etc.measyred and culled to date: 1898.1900 Waney White Pine .1,201,193 1,381,753 921,782 a 1899 White Pine .951,004 520,233 318,302 Red Pine \u2026 .155,571 141,810 21,011 Oak \u2026 \u2026 638,810 405,770 351,883 \u2026 410,785 415,497 416,252 28,638 55,304 74,941 Basswooëd 1.\u2014- \u2014 241 Hutlernut .\u2026 887 40 92 Tamarac .\u2014\u2014- 415 7 Birch & Maple 106,592 231,046 386,374 (Signed), JAMES PATTON, Superviser.Rafts enlered at thc Supervisor Cullers\u2019 office since last report : Mr.Archie Sharples, Quebec Warehouse Co., pine and basswood.Messrs, the McArthur Bros.Co., New Liverpopl Cove, oak and elm.The South River Lum.Co.,, South River, Ont., waney pine.ihe Calvin Co., Ltd., Sillery Cove, pine.Mr.Alexander McCall, Lower Sillery, pine.The St.Anthonv Lumber Co., Upper Stllery, pine.Messrs, Francis & Co, Cape Rouge, pine.Mr.0.Barnet, Cape Rouge, pine.Messrs.The Gillies Bros.\u2019 Co, Ltd.Sharples Cove, pine.The Parry Sound [umber Co., Sharples Cove, pine and ash.© *- (Signed), JANES PATTON, Supervisor.Quebec, August 7th, 1900, rene mens Oook\u2019s Cotton Root 000 Ladies.Safe edaotoai, Lndioanet on.Bale, effectual, t dragxist for Cook's Cotten Reed Com [owed axe no other, as all Mixtures, pills and imitetions are dangerous.Price, No, 1, §1 k box ; Ne.9, 10 degrees stronger, $8 per box.No tor Y, mailed en rocaintot price and pale stam The Sook plans Windsor, Ont 08.1 and 3 old and recommended bg al responsible Druggists ia Canada.#8 No.1 aod No.3issokd n Quebeo by a reson ble druggists.] of The Round Trip from bec to Roberval and cou by rail through the lovely lake and mountain scenery of the Oanadian Adironde to Cuetec TS Saguenay and bao ue steamer, touching at all the peau.tiful seaside resorts of the Lower 8t.Lawrence, is without doubt one of the most varied and delightful tours on this continent.A daylight Hp pots ays.No to riat should full to take it.cellent accommodation at Hote| berval à trip tickets Rol Roun only Ten Dollars each.ported as amie ; - of No.8 \u2018Company, \u2018MONUMENT FUND.The following names have beon re omitted from the t pt Hop Rifles : Y This bring tho read total up to $818 QUEBEC AUXILIARY BIBLE S0- CIETY.The Secretary of the Quebec branch of the Bible Society, Rev.E.J.Stobo, has had very successful meetings in the New Richmond and New Carlisle districts.\u2018He goes on to Gaspe on the 8th instant, and expects to be in the Metis district the Jast week of August.He is rapidly gettimg over the inj Y he auflered a few weeks ago, will soon be able to move about freely.LABOR DAY.A meeting of the Trades and Labor Council was held last night at Patoine Hall, to consider the Labor Day cele bralion.It was announced that the city had granted $75 to the demonstration and will also engage the State Band.The demonstration will be held at Savard Park, horse racing will te among the attractions.In the evcaing there will be fireworks on Boulevard Langelier.The Mayor will proclaim Labor Day\u2014Septemter 3rd, as a civic holiday, \u2014\u2014p eee INQUEST ON THREE BODIES.The inquest on the bodies of the three persons, man, woman and\u2019 boy, found floating in the river, was held vesterday morning at the Morgue, Corober Belicau presiding.The inquest showed that the unfortunates belonged to a family of thieves who have for some time been comumitting numerous depredations in the parishes of the North Shore.There were four in the family, father, Top ther and two boys, amd it is thought they were overtaken the recent Yevere electric by one of the storms while they were crossing river in a skifl.Another body, that of a young man, was found in the river yesterday morn ing at Platon, and it js thought to be the body of another member of the family.Coroner Belleau will hold an inquest this morning.tf trem tpt NOTES OF MONDAY'S FIRE.List of Iusurancees \u2014 Firemen at Work Nearly All Day.The fireman were kept busy at the fre yesterday until a late hour in the y.A number of the workmen succeeded in getting the safes out of the build- yesterday.Mr.Kennedy's safe was found to be intact, altho the books were somewhat damaged water.Alderman Madden, Chairman of the Fire Committee, was early on the spot and remained there part of the night.He also engaged one of Mr.Hackett's boats to stand by the Corporation pontoons in case of danger.It is not decided yet whather the building will be reconstructed.Mr.J.Sullivan, Harbor Master, who was one of the first at the scene of the fire, gave instructions to have any of the pontoons removed out of dan- rer, placed in the Louise Basin.The insurances on the building and stock are as follows :\u2014 ON THE BUILDING : North British & Mercantile \u2026$ 4.600 Imperial .reese 3,000 Atlas.4,600 JACQUES' STOCK Lancashire Insurance Oo - Phoenix of London.H.KENNEDY Phoenix of Hartford $800 on furniture.E.HUDON & CIE.: Commercial Union $625, on samples.\u2014 pee DISPATCHES FROM THE FRONT.\u2018The War Office has been busy with its \u2018\u2019dexpatches.\u201d which have been re produced by the newspapers as 1«Ceived-almost without exception.There fore it mav he worth while to scotch the snake, if nol to kill it, with the assistance of the Oxford Diotionarywhere the fullowing will be found under dispatch, despatch \"The uniform English spelling from the first introdtæe- tion of the word Lo the early part of the 19th century was with dis; but in Johnson's Dictéonary the word was somehow entend under des- (although Johnson himself always wrote dis patch, which is also the spelling of ali the authors cited bv him).though this has, since c.1820, introduced diversity into current usage, dispatch is to be preferred, as at once historical, and in accordance with English analogy; for even if this word bad begun in ME.with a form in des- from OF.(which it did not), it would regularly \u2018have been spelt dis- by 1500.\" Dr.Murray in tiv Romanes Lecture last month, called attention to this fact with the remark : \"At the present time about half our newspapers mive the erroneous form, to which, more lamentably, the Post Office, alter long retaining the correct official tradition, recently capi- tuiated.\u2018 \u2014 HOW IT ENDED.Uncle John='\"Are you still quarrei- ing with vour neighbor because his cat dined on your canary ?The Niece\u2014Oh, no; that is all long ago.Uncle John\u2014Well, I'm glad to hear you {finally buried the hatchet.The Niece\u2014But we didn't bury the hatchet, Uncle John; we buried the cat rt rer rm IN THE PUGILISTIC CLASS.The Middle Weight\u2014\"Say, do ver think dis cove Aguinaldo is anvthing of a fighter ?The Heavy-Weighi\u2014\"Cert ! Why he's got the prettist pompadour outside of Jim Corbett.$ 3,000 000 over mmm mrten rt Or Ewmglioh Remedy.SAE Sr able mediolns discovered, #F feed to curs 3 forms of Sexus! Weskness, all effects Of 8 nr orexoees, Mental Worry, Excessive use nf Tv Laovo, Opilam or G\u2018imulants, Mailed on of $1.0x, 88, Ome a A EY AF Wood\" br i epoasie Draepiom 014 Gonbee The man tangled in the tape from the ticker is the type of the average business man.s business cares wrap bim about like the coils of a Tie: The compion a of the bus .ign of the business man\u2019s siyery is \u201cweak stom- acbh,\u201d the natural consequence of the rapid eating, the indigestible ry, the coffee and pie or doughnuts, with which many a man stuffs his stomach under the name of \u201cquick lunch.\u201d The quickest way back to 8 strong stomach and sound health It makes more blood and better blood, and this blood nourishes every organ in the body to the highest point of vigorons health, \u201cDuring the summer and fall of 18g,» writes Chas.H.Scryesut, Lu of Main City, Madison Co.Ohio.\u201cI me ali \u2018rus down,\u2019 nerves were out of order, 1 wrote to Dr.for advice.He said I had general debility, and sdvised Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, aud, for your advice, 1 vised six bottles; and since ['stopped tak! one yesr ogo.1 have not taken medicine of any kind, and Avr been able to work ite is I can eat day, and ! do not feel in the stomach after Yen in good renting orders Dr.Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness, Mainly About Persons.¥r.Albert Jeanuotte, of Paris, Franceson of Dr.Jeanuotle, of Montreal, is at Pointe a Pie, Murray Bay, the guest of Madame F.E.Roy at her lovely villa, \u201cMon Reps.\u201d Mr.and Mis.W.G.Murphy, of Carberry, Manitoba, with their son, are visiting Mrs.Murphys father, Mr.H.Griffith, 208 St.Valier street.Mr.and Mrs.Murphy are pleased at the progress of Quebec since their last visit.Mr.Murphy, who has a large dry goods store in Carberryspeaks highly of Manitoba and the Northwest | Territories, and recommends those in search of good farming land to go to Manitoba, where there is good farms in abundance for sale at very low prices.He also says Lhe wheat crop will turn out much better tien was experted in the early part of the year.The oats apd barley crop will be extra good ones.Miss Mary Agnes Elizabeth (Dolly) Crofton will make her preliminary vow at the St.Franciscan Convent Grande Alice, at 6.30 on_ Thursday morning.Miss Crofton is the eldest daughter of Mr.William Crofton, of the Quebec Gaol.A Montreal despatch to Le Soleil states that among the Conservatives in Montreal Dr.LaRue is named as the probable Conservative candidate in Portneuf and Mr.Victor Chateau vert in Quebec Centre.Hon.J.Israel Tarte.Dominion Minister of Public Works, sailed from Liverpool for Canada vesterday morning.Mr.J.J.Withrow, for 20 years President of the Toronto Exhibition, is dead.The wonderful success of the show was laggely due to his efforts.Leo McWilliam, who went out to South Africa in the Milwaukee with a part of the second Contingent, ined Roberts Horse shortly after his arrival and saw considerable service.He has lately been transferred to A Squadron of the Canadian Moun ted Rifles.Among those spending a holiday at Murray Bav are the Attorney-General and Mrs.Archambault.Mr.Le- Moine.of the Banque Nationale here, and the Misses LeMoine, Mr.E.T.D.Chambers returned yesterday (rom Grande Riviere, Gaspe, where he las had some very enjoyable and successful salmon fishing.Mr.L.Z.Joncas, who was with Mr.Chambers.is remaining therc for à few days longer.A number of his\u2018 political friends tendered a banquet on Monday evening to Hon.Mr.Dechene, Commissioner of Agriculture.The function was held in the Garrison Club and about 60 were present.Hon.Chas.Fite patrick presided.Mr.Dechene made a short address on the Quebec exhibit al the Paris Exposition.Hon.Charles Russell, son of Baron Russell, of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice of England, is in Toronto.He is a member of.the legal firm of Day, Russell & Co.which transacts business for the Dominion Governtnent in London.He arrived -from Niagara Falls, accompanied hy Messrs.Ernest A, Bremner and H.E.Mec- Kee, of Sturgeon Falls, who are interested in pulp manufacturing, J.D.Wilson, editor of tie Brandon Sun, \u2018and mai r of Western Publishing Co., died in the hospital at Brandon, yesterday, of typhoid fover.He had been recovering, bul à week ago he suffured a relapse, and from that time gradually kecaine worse.It was rumored ip town last cvening that Mr.L.Z.Joncey, Superintendent.of Fish and Game, was seriously ill at Grand River, Gaspe, whcre he recently went on a fishing excursion._ \u2014 tes ST.JAMES HOTRL, MONTREAL, Opposite G.T.R , and two blocks from O.P.R.The best business hotel in the city.All modern im- rovements.novated and Re-| ished.Table uncurpaseed.Street cars from all parts of the oity pass the door.Terms moder ate.eo.Lanctot Prop.N.B.-1 always keep the Morning Chronicle oa file fu the reud- ing room.stp \" Only an idiot indulges in: oe exercises when he needs a rest.anette nn rae CUR MATINEES.A great reduction will be mele on our\u2019 matinees.is to use Dr.Pierce's Golden Med- | | for you.cal Di until perfectly cured.There gre many other people who It goes to {he root of disease.It Ÿ Fcair laugh at 1te police.Of course no removes the cause of ill-health.| | member of the Royal family can be ar- \u2018EXEMPT FROM ARREST.Persons in Great Britain who Cannot be Taken foto Custody, {London Tit-Bits.) The other day at the Westminster, England, county court a warrant for the arrest and cominittal of a.policitag had to be extended for fowl! months more, as, though tho solicitor was walking ybout the ftreets in the sight vi the police, they dared not lay a finger on him.Even the judge seemed surprised that tio man could not be arrested, for, as he carries g charm on his person in the form of a brief, his body cannot be seized.This is lo cause no one engaged on business at a law court can be arrested for any breach of the civil law.If you happen to owe a debt, to have a judge ment delivered against you and to be committed to prison for not paying, of course you can be arrested under ordinary circumstances, but\u2019 if you are subpoenacd as a witness you cannot be arrested while going to the place, while staying there to give evidence, or while returning home, and you may feel sure thut the courts will stick up rested under any circumstances.Servant of the Royal household also have great privileges in this way.Should or: of the Royal servants commit a crime at the command of the Crown he could not be arrested.As the Crown can do no wrong, of course any order the Crown should give would be considercd right, and bby would not dare to make an arrest.\u2018The members of Parliament, though they can bn arrested for some things, are exempt in cèrlain cases where ordinary citizens would certainly be run in.If a member of the House of Common: commits a crime he can be arrested like any other citizen, but if it is a case of contempt of court, such as not paying debts, he can snap his fingers at the police during the greater part of the year\u2014that is to say, he cannot be arrested while Parliament is sitting wor for forty days before and forty days after the session.This fives him exemption during about vine-tenths of the year.Of course a peer enjoys the same good fortune, and so does a peeress in her own right.But in their case the privilege is still greater, for they cannot be arrested on a civil process at any time, whether Parliament is sitting or not.In fact if the heir to a peerage happens to be in prison for any offence not criminal, he is liberat- a the moment he succeeds to the title.Foreign ambassadors may commit any offence, from drunkness up to murder, without running the slightest risk of szeing the inside of an English Prison.Aud not only have the ambassadors themselves (his privilege, but thelr secretaries, coachmen, cooks, valets, etc., are equally favored individuals, for the theory is that an ambassador is useless without his dinner, his drives, his shaves, and the like.When an ambassador commits a crime, all that can be done is to ask his Government to recall him.But, of course, if he went about the streets knocking imany people down he would certainly.be arrested and held temporarily.But he could not be tried and unished.The foreign ambassador's ouse, family and servants are looked upon as if they were in their own country.Under no cireumstances could a policeman br bailiff break into the liouse or arrest any of the inhabitants.Soldiers, while on service, could run up delits, refuse to pay, and if a judge after ordering them to pay, without result, issued a warrant for their arrest and committal, no policeman dare execute it unless the amount were over $150.Navy men enjoy the same privileges, but no doubt they seldom get the opportunity of ex:rcising them.The clergy .re another class of men who are sometimes secure inst arrest.À clergvman cannot be arrested when be is celebrating Divine service, or conducting the celebration of rites for the dead; nor can he he touched when going to or returning from either of these duti:s.Anyone breaking the law in\u2019 this respect might be punished with as much as 1 years\u2019 imprisonment with hard labor.On Sundays we are all privileged.No one can Îs: arrested on Sumdav except for treaxon or felony or breach of {he peace.If any one tries it on with Jou you can resist up to the point of illing him.: A curious rule in connection with arrest Is not generally known\u2014if a policeman somes along after a fight or an assault, he can make no arrest without a warrant.pe Ce IN THE OLD DAYS.The (ireek ruler called a subotdinale.\"Where is this man 7 he inquired.\"Striking a lyre,\u201d responded the sut- ordinate.\u201cIs he doing right, your highness 7 \u201cIv all depends on the spelling of the word.If it is l-v-r-e, he is indolent ; if it is l-a-r, he has performed a creditable action.\" An old bachelor savs that maids mar ry when they can and widows when they will.+A can or two of Libby's Cottage Beef on the pantry shelf will many, times save you a lot ot worry, 3 trouble, time, and help you out ia .Substantial way with a delicious ; sandwich or luncheon meet.* (\u201cTHE QUEEN OF BEWARE OF S Apollinaris TABLE WATERS\") i.UBSTITUTIONS.General Offices: 32 & 348 Closed on Saturdays, after In Every Case These Men Found t.John St., Upper Town.1 p.m., until September 10th.USE A FAMOUS MAGNET WOOD FURNACE SIXTEEN styles and sizes.For brick of galvanized casings.Tire travels THREL TIM: the length of furnace before entering smoke pipe.Direct or ln direct Draft.STLEDL radiator gives quick beat.Cup Joints throughout.moke cannot escape.Sectional Grates.Large Ashpit.The most easily clezne:! furnace made.nearest cian, the lat r in her quality of tuerix to her mranur chi à Jean ( hurls Dioooe, issus of her marriage with ssid Jo «ph Dionce, \u201cPlaintiffs, ; ve Jean Baptiste Bergeron, heretofors of 8t.Appt snare in (hs county of Lotbiniere, and de da de oi .[eri Defendant.The Defendant ia ordered So apprer within one suonth from the la.t pub\u2019 cation of the pros nt order Prothonotary's Office, Queb à 7ih Auguet, 19 0.( igmd) ALPH.BOIASONNEAULT, bi Den P 8.C True copy DIONNE & GRENIER, Atry's for Plaintiffs.AND HREN Egg, Stove and Chestnut Sizes.IN WHITE AND RED ASE.Benson & Borland.CANNEL GRATE COAL, For burniog in an Suprrivr +» Nowennia rate Benson & Borland, MAPLE, BIRCH AND SPRUCE Also Kindling Wood.AT LOWEST RATES.BENSON & BORLAND, 28 &t.Paul Street, OPPOSITE G.T.R.DEPOT.ST.LOUIS HOTEL.À few minutes walk from the 86.Loute Toll Gabe, facing the old historio PLAINS OF ABRAHAM, Excellent Cuisine.Private Diniog Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen.Choice Refreshments, sto.Meals at All Hours, WITH POLITE ATTENDANCE.C.SHIRLEY, PROPRIXTOR.mer N.A DUSSAULT, M.D GPEO/ALIBT.To Br AHN E SITY Consultation 96 3SP.M : Telephone 1008, NAGUY, LEFINAY & FRERE, - Everything Firet Oiass, | ** WHEN HEATING WITH WOOD AJ operations from the front.PAMPHLETS /.ND ESTIMATES FREE frc:1 our local agent or our house.THE McCLARY MFG.CO.LoNpoN, ToRONTO, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG AND VANCOUVER.1 - \u2014 Many a so-called ateent-minded man | AMUSEMENTS.remembers the poor.: JES Prov PF (QUEREC, Ia 1) zs roe RTTHG HD PANG RACES 9, 347.\u2018 y Epitemon Dismpe snd Arthur Dionne, toth | \u2014AT\u2014 - the pp oi » Le Che » County of Lotbialees, gaatlomen, sod Lyme SAVARD'S PARK, QUEBEC, EDL RN CP \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ict ras low Oe] Dioune, in his lifetimne of Vic oriavitle, po: eaday, Wodnesday and Thursday, 14th, 16th and 18th August, 1900.$950.00 IN PULSES.FIRST DAY\u2014-TUESDAY, Urn.2,40 Clare 20 CL.SRCOND DAY-W 285 Class.Free for all.CONDITIONS.National \u2018Trotsiog Association Rules to | govern racks.Entrance li 0 8 per osut, and 8 per cent additional for the winners.Ths money will bn divided as follows : 0, 25, 15 and 10 per vent.Tour cntres, sires t1atart.Mile buste, best three im five, in harnons.of trotters and pacers.Judges\u2019 decimons a.vi i a Right es rare only one premium.reserved t) the ordec of the programme.Ë ries ar A: 1 ni « on û es and should be addremed to ues lot, L P.LAROCHELLE, Bec'y., 124) St.Joseph Street.Trotting and horses ave eligible the Ley of Baga Pore re sigible from MRETINGS.QUEBEC RALNAT, LIGHT AND PONER COMPANY, Annual General Meeting of Shareholders.\u2014\u2014\u2014 HE ANNUAL GENERAL MKKT of the Sharekolders cf the Queb'e ar way, Light & Power Oomgany, will be held as the offios of the said Company, corner af St Paul and Ramsay streets, Quebec, on TU B4- DAY, the Elcventh day of September next, at $o'oleck P.M.ERNEST F.WURTKLY, Secretary-Treameer.Hans meme NOTICE, WILL NOT BE RKSTONSIBE, I any debts contracted by the ow ow ship \"Charles \u201d without à written order fr.m (Signed) WM.TAIT, Master.Quebeo, 6th July, 1960, DR.A.ROCCHI, Physician and Surgeon, 265 ST.JOHN STREET, WOMEN'S DISNASES, peu to will be CP AIOR MOURS : From © to 11 AM.\u201c Lite 3 P.M.\" T te 9» PMU."]