The Quebec chronicle, 5 novembre 1900, lundi 5 novembre 1900

[" 12 you vant à gid cigar ask for CHAMPLAIN 5e.Straight.If your dealer has not got it, eall at JOS.COTE, the pepular tobacesnist, 179 Bt.Joseph street, Quebec.§ © EY A ronicle, QUEBEC, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1900.If you want n geod cigar ask for CHAMPLAIN 5e.Straight.If your dealer has not get is, epil Ÿ ad JOS.COOTER, the popular tobnesenist, 170 Nt.Joseph Street, Quohes.ONE CENT.SOME RATHER HOT WORK IN CHINA.Fight Between Germans and Chinese.LATTER DEFEATED WITH LOSS.THEIR POSITION CARRIED \u2014 GERMAN CASUALTIES SMALL PRINCE TUANS MOVEMENTS \u2014 PREPARING FOR A WINTER CAMPAIGN\u2014GERMAN AND RUSSIAN ARMY ON GOOD TERMS.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Berlin, Nov.8 \u2014 The Chinese ques- tien continues to overshadow everything cise here.The Tageblatt, today, printed a special despatch from Pekin, dated Oct.29, saying :\u2014\"'A de tachment of tlic second German infantry regiment, under Major Von Forster, has fought a victorious en- ragement against a vastly superior Chinese force of regulars in a mountain pass, near the Chinese wall, not far from Tsi Tsing Kuan.Five guns were taken by assault, and the German flag was hoisted.Major Von Forster was wounded: 7 other Germans were wounded or killed, and the Chinese lost 50 dead.Confidence is expressed in the press now that regular communication has been established with Pekin, that uew from the Chinese seats of action, ew.pecially about German achievements will come plentifully.The opinion i: generally held that the military opera tions are by pe means over, but that the Chinese troops have thus fac lacked organization and à plan of am paign, and it is sucmised thdt Prive Tuan.whom the Chinese report\u2019 as having fled, is really quivtly re-organ- iziug the Chinese forcés for a winter campaign.This opinion ix held Lere even in high military circles.The statements in the British press that the Russians don't show Fietd Marshal Von Waldersee proper atten tion aud obedience, are not credited here.In fact, Von Waldersee's nwt official reports thence contradicted these statements.He cables that the re ception which the Russians accorded him evetywhere were very satisfactoey and encouraging, and he has expressed in a cablegram tu the Czar the highest anvreciation of the Russian troops.Voy Waldersee has also expressed form ally his thanks therefor to the Russian Commander, Gen.Lintvotch.Authoritativelv, the correspndent of the Associated Press.lesrns that Germanv does nol intend to send auv more troops tn China unless unforseen circumstances arrive.\u2014\u2014mmeee THANKS FROM HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN To the Members of the First Contingent BER JOY AT THEIR SAFE ARRIVAL tear \u2018ACKNOWLEDGES THE GREAT SERVICES THEY HAVE REN- ED IIER ENPIRE.DERED HER EMPIRE.\u2014\u2014unm Ottawa, Nov.3\u2014Lord Minto re ted the Hor ping cable from Te y :\u2014\"Hier Majesty Lie Queen read with leasure of the safe arrival of the lan Contingent, and desire to thank them most cordialiy for the services which they have rendered to her Empjize.\u201d and THE OTTOMAN IN = TROUBLE AGAIN a.\u2014\u2014\u2014 She Runs Into a Wharf at Montreal RIPS A BOLE IN HER SIDE.\u2014\u2014ant TAKEN BACK TO HER WHARF HER CARGO BEING DISCHARG ED \u2014 THOUGHT THE REPAIRS CAN BE MADE IN MONTREAL \u2014 SHE HAD A LARGE CARGO ON BOARD \u2014 VESSEL WOULD NOT ANSWER HER HELM.\u2014 Montreal, Nov.4 \u2014 The Domiaion Line SS Ottoman, which recently touched bottom of le Ronde, and was afterwards taken to Quebec to receive repairs, is again in trouble, she having smashed in a large portion of Dobel''s wharf, at Hochelisa, while the vessel herself has sustained considerable injury to her bow.She left port this morning at 6 o'clock in charge of Pilot Beaudet, with 53,000 bushels of grain, 5,000 tous of miscellaneous cargo, 350 lead of cattle, 1,000 sheep and 17 horses.After leaving her berth, the tugs escorted her past Ile Ronde, and all went well until nearing the St.Lawrence Sugar Refinery, when she refused to answer her belta, and the current catching ner the vessel went head into the wharf.Fortunately, the wharf being of a spongy nature, gave way under the collision of such a huge boat, or else the affair would have been far more serious.The wharf, for about 15 fect, was cut into matchwood.The vessel was eventually turned around and brought {to her regular berth, where she was examined by (he Port Warden Diver O'Brien went down and examined the bow, but was unable to inake a minute examination, owing to the dirty condition of the river.He, iw ever.found that on the starboard side there was a rip of about three feet and a half, while on the port side of the bow, one of the plates was badly bent.\u2018The whole of the live stock was immediately landed into barges, and Superintendent Scanlan had a large force of men discharging ihe cargo.The cargo in the forward hold was discharged first, so as to tip her, in order that a thorough examination and repairs could b?made.The officials are of opinion that the damage done is not so serious that she cannot be repaired here as she was uot making any water.Pilot Beaudet stated that seeing the vessel was not inclined to keep the channel, he jut the helm hard to port.but she did not respond.with the result that she went clean into the wharf.\u2014 pe ELECTRIC CAR ACCIDENT IN MONTREAL \u2014 THE CAR RUNS DOWN A HILL \u2014 P \"GERS PANIC-STRICKEN \u2014 MANY OF THEM INJURED.Montreal, Nov, 4.\u2014As one of the Montreu! electric cars was proceeding up Guy street hill this afternoon the trolley came off and the car commeur- ed to run down the hill.The neople in the car became panicky, and rushing into the motorman's department pre vented him from applvine the \u201crakes.The car continued on its downward course and ran into several other cars on tleir wav.up (le hill.The passengers hecams Yrightered aud jumped through the windows and off platform.In the rush a number of the passengers were more or less badiv injured and aaveral were taken to the hospital with \u2018broken arms and lew Fostunately there was no less of life.\u201422r rt For novelties in Dress Goods and Silks\u2014Glover, Frv & Co.WARNING! Owing to certain unscrupulous Saloons and Btores retailing Inferior waters for the genuine Magi Caledonia Mineral Waters, we warn the public not to be deceived by euch parties, as their ohjact is GAIN and not princinle or honor.\u2018They buy the inferior for s few cents per dosen less but the OONSUMER is charged the same price as for the genuine.When you ssk for CALEDONIA WATER eee that our name is branded on the cork.+0e0eC30000 M TIMMONS & SON.Agents and Bottlers, £ .\u2018HIGHEST GRADE\u2019 meer CIGAR IN CANADA., CEE NCEE TERRIFICEXPLOSION IN A COAL MINE.A Large Number of Lives Keported Lost.ELEVENDEABBOBIESRECOVERED \u2014\u2014 MEN BUSY REMOVING THE DEAD \u2014 THE WORK IS DANGEROUS \u2014 TERRIBLE SCENES IN THE VICINITY \u2014 SOME OF THE BODIES BLOWN TO PIECES DIFFERENT OPINIONS REGARDING THE CAUSE OF THE EXPLOSION, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Philippi.W., Va.Nov.3 \u2014 At 1330 o'clock this morning à terrific explus- ion occurred at the Southern Coal and \u2018Transportation Company's mines al Berrysturg, six miles from Philippi.Eleven dead bodies have been taken from the mines.It occurred in tie second fat, No.8 room, south entrance.The wine owners refuse (lo discuss it, saying it was caused by {too heavy a charge of powder being used The miners say it was caused by Gredamp.Men are busy removing the dead from the mine, as at this time it is extremely ous.Work is slow.The pit boss, on duty, and his brother, Will Merkes, were taken out unconscious and canrot recover.The force of the explosion was 50 great that the hodies of the two men were found 60 feel from the mouth of the mine.An hour after the explosion hundredy | had visited the mine.The sight was à most horrible one.Strewed along the main channel and abou the opening, were the arms, legs, hands and other portions of the bodies of the dead miners.The hotel las been turred into an hospital and thes: still alive when brought out were ta%- en there.The mine was recently inspected and pronounced to be in good condition.The explosion was probably the re sult of an accidental discharge of dynamite, caused, perhaps, by the cou cussion of a blast.The property loss is light.No blame can be attached to the officials of the company.A messenger, who has returned from the mines, states that the bodies of 12 meu have been brought out, eight oi whom were recoguized.Four men are in the hospitals not expected to live tll morning.Twenty men are unaccounted for.The men are mosuly negroes and slaves.The coroner's inquest which will be held to-morrow, is expected to render a sensational verdict.\u2014_\u2014,\u2014\u2014\u2014 HOW SERVANTS ACT IN ENGLAND.How an Awerican fared With His Help HIS DOMESTIC PEACE DISTURBED, THE SERVANTS HAD CONSPIRED AGAINST HIM \u2014 HE DISCHARGED THEM \u2014 HAD TO PAY A MONTH'S SALARY FOR HIS TROUBLE \u2014 THE COOK GAVE THE FAMILY A POUR CHARACTER - WAITERS 0B- JECT TO LICENSES BEING GRANTED TO CERTAIN RESTAURANTS.[EE London, Nov, 4.\u2014Th: latest instance of servants 1s the case of Mr.George Lederer, whose seivanis at his English houte recently summoned lim to ap pear in the County Court for a month's wages in lleu of notice.T Mr.Leder swore the servants disturbed the houæhold by using the fous language to ever heard and joined in a conspiracy to disturb his domestic peace, he had to pay up.Amusement was caused by the covk saying in Court that Mr.Loderer, his wife and lis motlor-in-law were \u201cawful violent people,\u201d whereas Mr.Lederer sorrowfully declared thev had all lived in terror of the servants.Another curious phase of the same problem occurred Friday, when (he Waiters\u2019 Union opposed the renewal of the liquor lines of à number vf well known restaurants, on the ground that unfair wages were paid.proceedings brought out the fact that at some nstauranis, and theee arc not wenetally recognised as first-class, the waflers had to pay as much as a dollar a dav for the privilege of working, Other restaurant-keepers were ob octed to because thev required the waiters to shave off their moustaches, \"which ix a very insulting thine\u2014to take awav our rights\u2014which were riven us hy mature,\u201d an one of the witnesses devlar- ed.However, tho protests do not ap- near likely to effect changes in tlie sy» em, NOBLE CHAPLAIN OF THE CANADIANS Reswiis te the City of His Birth AN OUTBUNST OF ENTEUSIASM, A TRIUMPHAL MARCH FROM TilIZ WHARF TQ THE SKATING RINK \u2014 TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE IN THE STREETS.\u2014 THE HORSES REMOVED FROM FATHER O'LEARYS CAR- RIAQE_\u2014 WILLING ._HANDS DRAG IT THROUGH THE STREETS ENTHUSIASTIC CHEERING AT ALL POINTS.a Yesicrday's demonstration in by of Rev.Father O'Leary, Roman Car dhokc chaplain to the first Canadian contingent to Bouth Africa, was un- doubtediy one of the most popular und enthuciastic evor witnessed in this city.The acts of heroism displayed hy the brave chaplain où the feld of battle had been frequently referred to by the, men who had returned from the war and the citinene of Quebec had tulty resolved to tender him a reception to which he was justly entitled.The ss.Cambroman, on which Rev.Father O'Leary had taken DAssAGE.was expected \u2018n port between eight and nine o'clock vesterdav morning, but owing to fox only arrived at 10.15, and moored at the G.T.R.wharf, Levis, The Government cruiser Druid, Laving on board Messrs, W.lee, J.U.Gre gory, Malor Fages.G.Gals and P.Lewis, nedaters of the Reception Commilter, went down the river a short distance to meet the reiuming | hero and oofed a de of the Cambroat Levis, 1 Ue steamer was made fast Rev.Fatter O'Leary was xen on the upper deck and was given a cheer bv thowe on the wharf, which was imnxdiatelt {aden up by the passengers.One cf tle first to greet -the returning chaplain was his brother, Mr.Thomas O%Learv, of the Chateau Ramsxay, Montreal, and the mmting between the two Érotiers was a most affectionate scene.The tremters of the Committee havicg boarded ths Cambroman waited upon Father O'Leary in tis stateroom, and invited him, as well as the nine roturning invalids, to go \u2018on board the Druid, which immediately proceeded up tie river, | passenecrs giving another hearty cheer as the criscr kft the s vee ee mh 1 CS = Xe, Father _O'Leary had been vicar at \u2018Siller¥ in 1884, the Committee decideu to land him at that place for a short while, so as to allow him suffi- cent time to see Rev.Fatler Maguire and Rev, Mr.Audet, chaplein of the convent.Although his arrival was far from being ~xpected, a number of his former parishioners were on the whar® and received him with great enthusiasm, which was renewed again hy a Very large number when he took his departure, Tle scene between the chaplain and a number of his old parishioners on his return to 1he wharf was a very touching one and can never be forgotten by those who witnessed it.The Druid then put about and raturn.ed to the Queen's wharf, where « very large and enthusiastic crowd of citizens had been waiting tix arrival of the distinguished priest.the latter was noticed a prolonged cher went up from thotsands of throats, which was immediately taken up by the thousands on the streets.Rv.Father O'Leary on leaving the cruier was received by Pro-Mayor Tanguav, Hon.R.R.Dobell, Lt.-Col.Peligtier and thie members of the Cominitice and escorted 40 a carriage driven by four horses.Un entering the carriage he was presented, on behalf of his former parishioners of Silkery.with a magnificent basket of flowers, le also being tle receipent of several other bouguels on lehalf of some of Ale citizens.The triumphal procexdon then started, Capt.Fonnee acting as marshal, being followed by a detachment of police: and the St.Patrick's band, the latter being: followed hv a carriage drawn bv four horses and containing Rev.Father O'Leary, Pro- Mayor Tanguay, Lt.-Col.Felletier and Mr.Thomas O'Leary.The returned South African Quebecers formed a gaard of honor to their former cheplain, while hundivds of citizens followed the carriage on foot and in carriages, the R.C.A.band, R.C.A.R.R.C.|.and members of the volunte:r corps bringing up the reur.Among those occupying scats in carriages were Hon.R.R.Dobell.Very Rev, Dean Williams.Rev.Messrs.Fa guy, Cure of Quebec; O.E.Mathieu, Rector of Laval University : E.Paradis, of the Quebec Seminary, and Rev.F.G, Scott.Major Imlah, Messcs, T.Davidson, Major Fages, Mavor Jee, Dr.Howe, J.C.More, Dr.Wells.It was at first int'nded to present the address and testimonial at the City Hall, tut owing to the imunense crowd it was doensd advisable to @o to the Skating Rink, wirnte thousands had already assembled.From the Queen's wharf to the Skating Rink dt is estimated that at least 20,000 citizens viewed Ux procession.and all along the route the cheering was con- tinvous and enthusiastic.When the carriage containing Father O'Leary had reached the Place d*Armes, opposite the Terrace, the four horses were unhitched and ropes attached to the carriage.which was drawn wp to the Skating Pink bv hundreds of citi- i arrival at the Rink the ciowd cioered and cheered.and it was some time, before Pro-Mayor Taaguay could read the following address :\u2014 To the Reverend Father Peter O'Leary, Roman Catholic Chaplain of the First Contingent in South Africa.Reverend Sir :\u2014 Your fellow cilizéas of old Quehec, \u2014\u2014e_e SMOKE .of all clement and creeds, are proud to be the first to welcome you back to your native soil.You were born and reared among us : vou are one of ourselves, and we feel that by right this great honor, as well as pleasure, legitimately belongs to us more than to any other community in this wide Dominion.We, therefore, eagerly seize this glad occasion not only to manifest our jov at your safe return to our shores, but to publicly pay to you the tri- buteof our heartiest admiration and to gratefully acknowledge our deep indebtedness to you for the world wide lustre which vour heroic and truly Christian conduct during the war in South Africa has shed upon the name of Quebec and Canada.We are aware that your well known modesty, as well as your priestly character, will lead you to deprecate the attaching of anything like exaggerated importance to what you conceive to be merely the performance of your sacred duty, for which you expect no special thanks.But peace has its triumphs as well as war, and your fel- low-citizens of Quebec, as well as your fellow-countrymen of the Dominion at large, must be excused if thev except the universal verdict that seldom ever before was the holy and peaceful mission of a Minister of Christ, in the midst of a hell of war, more devotedly, more heroicaily and more triumphantly carried out than it was by you, sit.in your quality of Roman Catholic chaplain of the first Canadian Contingent in South Africa.\u2018The praises of the good, the brave Father O'Leary santly sung by all, that we would be singularly devoid of emotion if they did not find an echo in our hearix, and thrill us with pride and gratitude for the precious servicers which vou to modestly depreciate, but which reflect so much honor upon yourself, your We have the unanimous testimnuy of our own brave hovs, who have «xo freely watered the South African veldt with their blood in defence of the lim- pire, that you were none more than a spiritual father and guide io ile, that in the darkest hours of the terrible ordeal through which ther have passed vou were always there to comfort and cheer them, and that wherever the deadly hail of battle and tie dving were thickest vou svere ever in the firing line, true to vour sacted call ing.true to the proverbial cvalor «of your race, helping the wouade! sand ministering to the departing sou\u2019 with the most complete disregard of your own personal safety.And when the grim spectre of dea.- ly disease stalked through the can:ps and decimated the ranks, when ike fever wards of the army hospitals were filled with sufferers, many of whom, alas, will return to us no more, who could be more seli-sacrificing, more devoted, more kindly and loyal to the sacred duty than you, until you your- nelf were stricken down by tbe terrible malady, from the cfects of which we regret Lo perceive vou have not vet fully recovered.but which we earnestly hope to soon see thoroughly re moved by the bracing air of Canada.How many loving and anxious Canadian fathers and motbers have been solaced by the thought that you were near their brave boys in the hour of danger; how many mourning hearts in Canada have been relieved bv the re flection that vou were by the side of their loved ones comforting and solacing them with the holy offices of re ligion as they breathed their last.And although we do not all bend the knee at the same altars, how can we ignore, how can we forget the noble the splendid example of Christian broadnrindedness and tolerance which you set io an admiring world, and which endears you more than all to many of us of a different faith from your own, in refusing to recognize anv creed distinctions among our brave boys, and in giving to them the supreme consolation of the prayers of their own church aa well as in their last moments du over the great grave in which our heroes were buried.It has been said that \u201cone touch of nature makes the whole world akin.\u201d 1t needed but this touch of your genial, lovable and charitablenature to capture all hearts and to crown your splendid work throughout the campaign.We thank vou for it, and we do not exaggerate when we say {hat Canada and Quebec are proud of their noble, broadminded won, Father O'Leary.and hap- pv to welcome him back to-day 10 their midst.We wish to prove (o vou also that our appreciation of your splendid services is not confined to verbal admiration.We know that such services are beyoud price, but as a slight token of the value we set upon them, ask you to accept the accompanying small purse of gold asan earnest of owr pride and gratitude, an well as the larger subscription which your admirers in Quebec and other paris of Canada are actually providine to help to cheer and comfort your declining years, With the sincereat wishes for vour early re storation to complete health, for your happiness and long life, we beg to remain, on behalf of -the Committee of s.Tod Sloan So.MILLER & LOCKWELL, Manufacturers, Quebees.have been so inces-| native city and Canadians in eeneral.| = .CIGAR.F.SIMARD & CIE.WOMEN'S ELEGANT Fall and Winter JACKETS, MANTLES, CAPES «.AND.Tailored Costumes At prices which for equal all round excellence cannot be equalled anywhere.| Elegaat Novelties iu Dress Hats.Rich Qualities, Irreproachable Styles.Moderate Prices, New customers srealways surprised as the cowbina- | tions as shown here.free The Butterick Patterns and Publi- .cations for Nevember Now : on Sale.One Price Only, Telephone 315: F.SIMARD & CIE, 167 Ut Joseph Street.ti.Roch QURSÆO.the Father O'Leary Testimonial Fund, Yours very respectfully, GEO.TANGUAY, Chairman.L.A.CANNON.GEO.GALE, Joint Secretaries.At the conclusion of this address an envelope containing a cheque for $500 was handed to Rev.Father O'Leary on behalf of the citizens, Upon tusing to respond the hero of the day wa: re- orived with loud and prolonged cihesr- ing, which lasted for several minutes.He began bv thanking the citizens of Queluc for the reveption thev had ton- dered him, remacking that he never would forget the kindness saown him by his fellow-citizens.Île did not consider that he had desorved any more praise than the other o ficers and men of the contingent and he did uc- thing but his duty on the rid of battle.Canada should ter] vroud of the men who had volunteered 10 serve in South Africa, and he iad hewrd no thing but praise on all rides for the bravery and conduz displaved sy \u201cout boys.\u201d The rogiriois: which had deft herc one yeRr ago Was now prettr much disbanded ani the majorty of the men who had wen comrade; during that time bad now returned sud gone to their homes, pythans never mors lo meet again.He would not say \u2018never to meet agalu\u201d as some dav, when the last trumpet js sounded, the Canadian heroes who haa dropped at Paardeberæ at Modder River aml = eive- where would agin muster with ther French, and vs fol ved By Ig J R.Dobell.Sir C.A.I, Pelletier, tion.Charles Fitzpatricx and Lt.-Col.Pelle r Rev.Father O'lears was then cs corted to the preslbvterv in Buade street, the men agcén drawing the carriage down with ropes.While in this citv tbe hero of Paardeberg will be ihe guest of Rev, Mr.Faguy at tho Notre Dame Presbytery.This morning he will celebrate Mass at the Queber Seminary and will lunch there today.He will dine this evening with n Superior of the Levis College and will leave at 11 nm.for Ottawa.to see his brother, Mr.James O'leary.who is ill at the capital, Father O'Learv vesterdav was dress- od in uniform of the staff, blue frock coal with gold letters R.C.R.aud two stars on the shoulder straps.tanking as à Captain.He also wore the khaki helmet and looked altoesiler a typical soldier.Tn conversation with a representative of the Chronicle, Rev Father O'Learv said that his health had considerably improved of late and marrant te rt tr formec comrades-in arms à Sporting News.* | Mouves Nov 1 ous Colew | soccenvesanteesesuanes | ARGANAUTS DOWN | At Rugby om the Rosedak X |niirers had a pleasant surpris: spruns ¥ [on them at | when % | championship, team were ahead bv three puints, but {as Brockville is concerned is a howline suerehs.which Elliott converted early in the game, and the Granites\u2019 scoring, eas d.Sherwood ried pigskin from the Granites 25 10 the other end M the touch.The Tigers, in a crimmage near the Granites\u2019 Eine, was \u2018orang.the: ball when it was passed to dacDonald, but before be could kik © was carried over (be line for a Næmpionship series on Saturday alter, won hy 17 3.\u2018Fhe Vrits started (he gatne with vigor and College was .wrcid to rouge.A fine tun by cheru broug)4 tbe ball weld up within al:ge's do yard line anu the tits wings held it there.The ball was all «hé time close to College goal live un- Ml à fine combined rush sent the lea- her over and McKenzie dell on it for à ry.Clich Christmas converted.Writs, 1; CoMege, 0.The Brits continued to day hard ball.Bet clever punting into touch enabled College to gain ound until at last Gleason was able to kick into touch in goal.No further points were scored until half time, Mth the advantage of the change of nd Bri forced the pall down to the College 15 yard lime and a fine com- jined run by Rothera and Christmas natled tis latter to get over for a æcond try, Brits, 11 ; College, 1.wo lucky punts enabled College to end the ball in Brit's territory and un opportune free kick sent it over the ine and Russell had to run out of sounds with it.Brits, 11 ; College, L À.Christass made à fie run of wer 90 yards and after a short fight he Brits forced the ball again over he line and College had to rouge.A noment later they rushed it over again \u2018or à sxond rouge, Brits, 13; Colege.2.The game grew pretty liveiv owards this end and at one time five dayers decorated the line for unneces- ary scrapping.But the game was all sril and a fine combined run of the wo Christmas boys enabled one of hem to get over for anotler trv.srits, 17: College, 2.This was the ast point scored.But Brit plaved à ine aggressive game to the verv end.M'GILL WON, Montreal, Nov.4\u2014Queen's was de eat-d bv McGéll in the inter-collegiate voothall series on Saturday afternoon av 11 to 1.The visitors did not how np as well as the local men.hey were strong and heavv in scrim- nage and along line, but the McGill nen were greatly superior in outer my and behind line.Queen's unly aicceeded in forcing McGill to rouge un 3.scoring 14 points, while McGill æorcd 11.\u201cUOTBALE IN At Priaceton\u2014Cornell, on, v.; At Cambridge\u2014Harvard, 17; Penn- \u201cTHE ROUGE RIDERS Grounds, Toronto.IT WAS A HARD FOUGHT MATCH MONTREAL HADLY WHITEWASH: ED \u2014 SCORE: : BROCKVILLE, 61; MONTREAL, 0 \u2014 KINGSTON GRANITES:.BASILY DEFFAT THE TIGERS \u2014 THE TURF.\u2014 OTHER SPORTING ITEMS OF INTEREST.tet Toronto, Nov.$.\u2014Toronto rugby ad- Rosedale this aftzrmoon.the Arconauts aefeated the Rough itiders, of Ottawa.bv \" one point, thus tying them for the seuiot The score at the finish was 5 to 4.At half time the Ottaws they did not hold it.The crowd wis ontol the st seen at a Rough rame this season, ag there were pro- hably 3,000 people wn hand.Most cf them cheered hustily and freatentts for the local team, who put up one ot the pluckiest fights Jmaginatle.Th match was an exciting one.When th Argonauts scored their winning point the crowd could hardly contain them: selves.It was e hard contest, and vith the exception of one pr two oe: tasions, when thc Ottawa players breke the rules, the game was with out roughness.The play greetiv surprised the Rough Riders, as thev had heen strongthened since the teams last met.In ta tettfig à great many fancied the Ottawa club, but the Argo nants wer: rame and took all in sight.This ties these two teams for the championship and Torontonians will probably \u2018have another chance of scœinr them come torether in a final gars.11 would be unfair to mention anv indi UNITED STATES.13; Prime vidual plaver.as the men on | botHi :vivania, 5.icams played a grand game, although | At Bothiehem, la\u2014La Fayclie, 34: the stvle «?plav was entirelv diferent | onigh, 0.the visitors plaving the running and |.At Carlisle, Pa.\u2014Dicitiason, 49: Cetpassing kind.while the carsmen | de | yshurk.0.pended on their backs kickine.an this, with the good work of the win | ; ; Bucknell, 0.line, proved nicest effective.At Ithica\u2014Masten Park.29: Ithace o school, 0.MONTREAL WHITEWASHED.Brockville, Out.Nov.3.\u2014The Mon trealers got badly done up hv th Brockville football team to.day.The game was, as {lic reore shows, te one-sided to have had any very inter esting features.Montreal plaved a very good came of hall, but Brockville plaved à strong combination and war too heavy all round for them and con timrally rolled them down.In the first half Brockville scowd by fours and vixes and pil:d up 24 to Mon treal's nothing.The Montreals were apparently disteartzned in tbe las lralf and Brockvills made five touches in succession, and when time was call rd the score stond Rt to nothing, Sir Rickard Cartwright honored tv toys AL Annapolis-Navv.13; Washing \"on and Jefferson, +.AU Amberst, Mass \u2014Massahuisells \\mherst, 16° V.FT, 4.At Amaherst\u2014\\csie, 12; Storss.5.At Providence-Brown, 13; Needam Athletic Club, 0.At Andover, Mass.\u2014Philiips-Andever, {1 ; Harvard Freshoom, 0.At Pittabure\u2014Duquesne C.& A.(7, 38 : Ohio Medical University.© At Clinton, N.Y.\u2014 Hamilton, 35: Trinity, 0, Al Latrobo=Latrobe, 0; Homestead, i, At Ann Arbor.Micb.\u2014Michigan, 1.Indiana.©.At Schevortadyv\u2014Scher«tady school, 36; Albany Academy.0.>.bv placing the ball for them and some] At Watertown\u2014Watertown A.Airrevalent person intimated that it} 329; Potsdam Normals, 0.could te a hoodoo for Brockville, but when lhe game was Progressing some CHESS.on sald Sir Richard hag proven a Montreal, Nov.4\u2014Pillsbury, the mascot.Fhere was the larcest crowd evor sen on the grounds, and so far American chess champion, in an exhibition chess performance in Montreal on Saturday, did some remarkable work.Out of 35 games nlaird simultanesus- Iv with some of the stroneest local olavers, Pillsbury won 20.lost two and three were drawn.He also plav- ~1 16 nlavers simultaneously hlindfold- ed, winning 12, losing 3 and drawn 1.THE RING.Louisville.Ky.\u2026.Nov.4 \u2014 Terry Me- Govern and Dave Sullivan have avivel to fight 25 rounds on December :4 Lefore the club offering the largest purse.ern fy sm.Wanted\u2014a case of headache that Kumfort Headache Powders will not ~yre in ten minutes 8 Score at half time : Hreckville, 21: Montreal, 0.Finish : Brockville, 61: Montreal, 0.THE TURF.New York, Nov.3 \u2014 Scratches nlay- bed havoc with the card: at the Empire City Race Track to-day, The track was wet and sloppy, the weather cold and rainy and only the regulars were in attendance, It was a rather dis annointing ending to a meeting.which, from à racig standpoint has been highly successitl, Two fixtuces were decided, the Chappaqua and Wahe field handicaps.Only four faced (he starter in the first named.and Chur- tanunda and Cold Heels closed equal sented rt favorites at 3 10 1.The former made THE TARRANT EXPLOSION the running, closely atlended ty Brandvamash to the stretch, but when Another Body Recovered From the straightened out.Gold flecls closed with a rush, and won bv 3 lengths Chuctanunda was just as easily second and the Rhymer beat Brandysmash a head for show money.James was the favorite for the Wakefield handicap al one mile and a furlong, and Milchell took him to the front.at daw fail, and led all the wav and wor cleverly Wy a lengih from King Barlevcord, The later ran second most ni (he way, and at the end was 3 lemths before the heavily played Pink Coot.Old Imp tan, but could not extend her- volt in the going and was last: She was knocked about at the start and Ruins.New York, Nov.4 - Another wy was taken from {he ruins of the Tairant building today.The budy proved to be that of & man.The tight lex and left arm wre missing, the \u2018e- tures unsecognizable and there was ne marks on the clothing which would identify the wearer.' Building Department eniployes pulled down a portion of the wede+ shaped building, at 273 Washington strent to-night.Warren street is on tirely clear, though no traffic x allowed yet.: aE.MOB SKISER.0.A1 Williamsport, Pa.\u2014State College, High bee Steamship Company, a3 previowly: ported by telegraph.Là STEAMERS AGROUND.THE LOSS WILL AMOUNT TO SEV-1 ol Nov.4 \u2014 The Hambure- ERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND| \\merican Line twin scrow passenger DOLLARS \u2014 TWO GERMAN | iteamers, Furst Bismarck.Caps.Har- STHAMERS ASHORE \u2014 A CU-| mds.bound from this port for Liew NARDER: = RUNS DOWN -A|Vork.via Southampton and der pour, and the Pretoria, Capt.Warowa.from: bere, hound to New Vusk by way of Boulogne and Plymouth, 50th went aground while passing lown the Elbe at Schulau, abous 13 New York, Nov.4 \u2014 The SS Si.]miles from here.Assistance las \u201ceen Paul, of the American Line, Captain | lent from, here to help the stranded cxicls off.SCHOONER SUNK.SCHOONER \u2014 ONE LIFE LOST \u2014 GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.\u2014=\u2014\u2014{netem=t Lr Sto en star ro] , a ' .co engine room pre damaged.State l queensioren, Nov.4 \u2014 The Cunard metits of different officials vary as toltiner Saxonia, Capt.Pritchard, from the cause of the accident, but the dam- | Boston, Oct.37, which arrived here age sustained by the steamehip «ill | ds morning, brought fifteen members protably amount to several hundred [hf the crew\u2019 of the fishing schooner thousand dollars.The St.Paul left|Mary Mosquito, which the Suxenia Southampton and Cherbourg on (xt.| unk off Gloucester on the day of her 37, with a full cargo; 318 cabin pass-| departure from Bosfon.One member vngers and 245 in the steerage.lout | of the crew was drowned.The Cu- 8 o'clock pn the evening of Wednesday parder was not damaged.last, while some of the éaloon pass-| \u2014_\u2014 engérs were still at dinner, others].ing and still others had re .tired to their staterooms, a sudden Boy Shot and Instantly Kill hock was felt all over the ship, though ed by a Lite Girlt was uot sufficiently severe to rovse : ¢ 8 \u2014 ; a panic.The engines were slupped ha cet ae reed this morsins in à few seconds afler the ahock, butlabout [wo miles from here.A little is is said (hat during that brief time, (EDO YW Walter Doble, aged about the whirling machinery.(ree of 1 |re vont went on an errand to à weight of the propeller, wrought hav-|% YEAis: ob 0 AC been es- oc in the engine room.The ufiicials reighibor.amily were a an of the steamship refuse to allow any cepting a little girl of about the same one to enter the engine room age.The girl picked up a loaded rifle, Samuel Bettie, the acting manager of that had been borrowed and returned a the American Lite, said a vor of few minutes before the boy's ercival, consultation with Chief day.Hun- and playfully pointed it at voung Doter :\u2014 \u2018At six Eee eight bie, when it discharged, killing him o'clock on Wednesday il the instantiy.was running at ful under g .inost favorable conditions, although LATE D.L.MOODY 5 son she was pitching and rolling a gnodj, London, Nov.4\u2014Mr.William Moudy, deal.the St.Paul's propeller suddenly [son of the late Dwight L.Moody, ue strick à derelict.The tail shaft broke |'Evangelist, has been welcomed to Engjust insido tbe ship and the end c£ the] land by Lord Kinnaird and other kad- propeller drupped into the sea and |ers of Christian work.He has s~ serious damage was done to the star-[Tured the services of Rev.5.Campboard engine, which was stopped with.| hell Morgan and Mr.F.B.Meyer, to in ten seconds.Nose of the crew were [take up the work of the great Ameriinjured and tixr: was no exciternent jtan Evangelist.Both are well-known among the passengers, many of whom |Congregationalists, with a large Eng remained undisturbed at dinner, un-|lish following.The Rev.Mr.Morgan aware that an accident had occurred.[Will go to the United States for at The ship had a succession of strong | least six months, starting in Mav.Mrhead winds and seas throughout, but] Mever follows him.Both will start it was not throug driving her that] revival services at Northfield, and sho lost her tail end shaft propeller [thence in other parts of Americaand stern tubing.\u201d - \u2014 pr One of the engineers of the St.Paul, RECEIVING A VETERAN Morristturg, Ont., Nov.4.\u2014J.Lome f Little 1 \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018who for obvious reasons refused to al low his name lo be used, ade the jo \u2018Borick, son of R.M.Borick, Morrisowing statement tonignt \u2014 \u2018It willl burg, a member of: \"CU Company, take five months to repair the damage, Casdian contingent, which lis P en which is to the extent of from 5250.Freturned from South Africa, was given WO to $300,000.The ship did noîpa magnificent reception on bis arsival strike a der:lict, but un vausaaily Wiel home (o-night.A procession was sea struck her, throwing the stern out | formed, headed Collegiate Institute of the water, andthe propellers hav-|iCadets, parading principal streets, ing no resistance made frightyully 13-1 which were lined with people.Procespid rovolutions, which caused the star-|sjon proceeded 10 spacious Music Hall, board engine 40 cace aud ie larboard | which was packed to doors.When Pttail shaft btoke in two and with the | Borick appeared on the stage the whet fell into the water.Four of Lcheers were deafenin and continued the six evliaders are completely vre.h-|' for some minutes.eve Bradfield.in ed, {wo piston rods aie Wut, one con-|a few and choice remarks on behalf of necting rod is bent oid the sturboard | the citizens.presented Borick with an efigine shaft is sprung xix inches.The address and purs* of gold.eel tie.starboard cngine is wrecied Leçund 16 \" TOO NERVOUS TO SLEEP.Many Pale Weak Men and Women Find Themselves Daily Growing Weaker and Fast Approaching Nervous Collapse and Prostration.Their Only Hope is in the Use of Dg Chase's Nerve Food.In sleep and rest alone can nature repair the daily waste of tke body and stare up the energy required for the duties of the day following.If the The St.Paul will leave on Tuesday for the Cramps shipvard, Philadeinhin, where the tocessarv repairs will be \u2018made.\u2018Meantime, the Friesland, which sails on Wedzosday for Antwerp, will take the St.Paul's passengers, mails and freight to Southampton.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC, (Compiled trom the Table of he Th la Survey, Marios Department).Nov.AM.PM.nerves are weak ad exhaveted and 5 415 5 3 you lie awake, longing for morning to 8 506 5lfcome, vou know that you will arise oT 532 8.06kjred and worn-out and one day near- wo 8 837 8300er to nervous collapse, nervous prostra .3 123 7.341 tion or paralysis.n bag Sa Slecplessness, irritability, headache, _\u2014 a.we neuralgia, Jon of pi and ambition, confusion the mental powers and PORT OF QUEBEC.feelings or lassitude and despondency Arrivals : are among\u201d the indications of an ex- Sunday Nov 4 hausted meryous system.«8 Cambroman, Dominion Line, The first 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for sea.Passed Up: Saturday.Nov.3 8S Louisburg, 8 a.m, Sunday, Nov.4.SS Turret, Crown, | a.m.88 Avona, 4.45 am.SS Belician, 19.30 a.m.GENERAL NOTES.83 Kastalia; which arrived here vem terday morning, landed 50 head of tattie at G.T.Ry.Wharf, Levis, aid then left for Montresl.KS Cambroman, Dominion Line, which arrived hete yesterday morning.after landing passengers and dischsrg- ing cargo at Levis, proceeded to Montrem! at 5.30 pm.SS Bellona, arrived in port al 4.50 pm.yesterday and ectered Louise Basin, where she will commence dis charging her oacgo of liquors.KS (eau Head and Lord Iveazhhaving completed cargo, here, left for see on Saturday.SS Activ artived from Montreal at 8 pri.yenteréay, ahd went Lo Louise Baxin te load.interfered wilh on the first turn, aud repre after struggling along in third place] If vou want dev goods vou will save fot 8 furlongs.dropped back heaten.| time and money br going to Faguy, ve last race relied na dead lest Lepinay & Froere.LweenTrillo as ing mble, * : ey made Kl ping hdl - ECONOMIZE., where King Bram : twits and Issue, And after a Nord drive to {he ad a ou the wire the.joies could net sephcate| FAQUY, LRPINAY À FITEME .blouses hk at v found at Fy yan ner à Frome _ + dentemend £5 Manchester Spippe, from Man-! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5.1900, \u201c What is ° 4 fHE CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA, ° \u2018 \u2014 \u2014 0+++000020000000000000 | Ministry ia Now days everybody.{me and wee Hugh Jobm rot tru clainin' | ; NOBLE CHAPLAIN OF red tha ihe mabe for Montreal Dre a ri y THE CANADIANS ve opura; up H 0 (Continued First Page; Political News.for his and ingist on receiviug [4OWR an' tramps it all over the lot 1\" BEECHAM S ( From \u201c ; : à portfolio, but much to their sur-| With this pajer it hay been customary all signs of fever had apparently dis- CP00000000000000000000 Pile.mich Lo ihe disgust certainly off TER Te last fou weeks to publish & appeared.He was laid up with eute he people of Montreal\u2014a disgust photogrept wih pbs Saturday fai: PILLS nc fever at Bloemfontein and got a re- QUEHEC WEST.bay (hy bled con, | leading politicians on the Liberal side .lapæe at Deilfoniein, and subsequently ss Never in its history bas Tara Hall seen such a good crowd as gathered within its walls last evening, mver has there been so much enthusiasm cx- hibited; never bas there been such scenes of wild acclamations as that which greeled Mr.Patrick Kerwin and the different.gentlemen who spoke in his behalf.French-Canadians, Tish and English, Catholic and Protestant vied with each other in the reception\u2014 it was truly a great meeting and it augurs well for Mr.Kerwin's \u2018success on the seventh of November next.Mr.Collier, President of the Ceniral Committee of Mr.Kerwin, in opening the meeting, thanked the audience for assembling in such large numbers.Mr.Collier then stated that the candidate, Mr.Kerwin, would first address the meeting.Mr.Kerwin thanked his ftiends for responding wo noblv, in spite of the fact that the meeting only heen advertised in the Saturday Eevening Chronicle\u2014in fact their presence show- od that he had a great deal of support.He was Jooked upon as a lamb who is going to he sacrificed on the night of the 7th November ; but those feo ple would find out that it is a lamp of a very large growth they had got hold of.This will probably be the lost appeal, Le said, which will be mad to the people of Quebec West, the people who have now for the thin time, to fight for the seat that be longs to them.He thanked Mr.Quins for coming down to Quebec, he thanked him as an Irishman, for his j-at riotism in coming to Quebec at suci a time, when he was in such precarious health and also heen engaged in » fight of his own.He thanked 1h French-Canadians for the support the: were giving him, and also the English speaking voters, a great majority o whose votes would be cast for him o: the 7th November.Mr.Drouin was then introduced ané spoke about the defections in the Lib cral party all over the Dominion; he also stated that Sir Wilfrid Laurie had not fulfilled his promises toward: the city of Quebec and the Dominion He had not reduced the debt; but or the other hand had increased the «cb: by five or six million dollars.They had also, while in Opposition, preach od about reducing the number of Cab inet Minisiers, but they had increase the number, and 50 with their differen* promises made while in Opposition.He hoped that the electors would send Mr Kerwin to represent them.and therebs send à man who would look after thei: interests, and not one like Mr.Dobe) who run around the country doing no thing.Mr.Quinn, the speaker of the even ing, Was then introduced, and it wa: nearly five minutes before he coul speak, so great wax the ovation give him, He spoke as follows :\u2014 Wy Chairman and gentlemen\u2014lLet me firs thank vou for the reception which you have just given me ; believe me it ir a great pleasure for me to come 1c ihe city of Quebec to-night, though } don't think that the pleasure which } have experienced and which 1 alway: did experience in the goovd Old City o Quetec, would have induced me to come under the circumstances, if there were not really a more serious reason foi my coming, and if iL Were not a mat ter of duty for me to do so.because, gentlemen, I Jook upon the fight that you are making in Quebec West 10 day, not as a local fight at all, Lu! as one in which all the good cilizens of this counny are decply interested.You are fighting 10 maintain a princi pal which was established here thre and thirty vears ago, and I believe a: far as the citv of Quebec isconcerned that it was decided that each national ity in this province should have certain rights in the Federal and Local Parliaments, by which vou enjoyed as we, in Montreal did, the privileg: which was granted at that time by the consent of both our Protestant friend: and the French-Canadians.You er joyed it until four Years ago wher Mr.Dobell, not having the courage to come oat as A Liberal, not having the courage to follow in the path whict he bad up to that time persued, ard fight as a Conservative, but comin out a wolfe in sheep's clothing\u2014an in- dependant.Over-hurdened with wealth awd swelling out with ambition and pride, be did not hesitate to break th n t that bad been entered into: he did not hesitate 10 rob the strux gling Irish Catholic minority of their seat by his money.in order 10 satisly his own personal ambition.This, gentlemen, is the reason iy I am in the city of Quebec to-night Some mav say, | have no doubt that ihe newspapers which support Mr.Do beil, will say that Mr.Quinn Same here to talk of race and religion.Hut let them remember this.There wa: no talk of race and religion when this man stole from the Itish people ot Quebec, the constituency which belong ed to them; stole from the people o: Quebec that good feelmg that alway: existed for 33 years in his province broke the understanding that had tcer entered into, and al) simply to satisfy his own personal ambition.Nowthis is no! a unique case, gentlemen.Mr, Dobell.for his treachery\u2014I can find no milder word to term it= 1c the people of Quebec was rewarded not with a portfolio, but with.as int friend.Mr.Casgrain said in the flous of Commons in his presence, with » little gold lace and some brass but tons and a cocked hat, I believe, ws thrown in.As I sav this is not = unique case.These people have tone the satae thing all the time.What is our position\u2014and 1 address myrelf bere, as well to the Protestant peoplr of this city and the French Canadians as | do the Irish Catholics of the city, because { say this, when the one or the other party to à compact becotes faithless to it, then there is a loss of confidence all round, which cannot make for the good government of (he country, but must make for disunion and disloyalty and want of faith and want of trust une In the other.What was our position in the Conservative administration in the province of Que bec?Was there over a time when the Conservative party was in power that we did not have à representative in the Cabinet\u2014an Irish Catholic representative.In there ome today t=not opportunity they got when he comes for reelection, be consented tu back\u2014a fifth wheel (0 the coach the Cabinet without portfolio, wi out power, without even having ue power to represent his people there.te same thing occurred in the formation of the Dominion Cabinet.ile fore the preseut Cabinet was formed, we had in the Cabinet which proceeded it, or one of those which immediately proceeded it, we had Sir John Thompson, Sir Frank Smitn, Hon.John Costigau and the Hon.J.G.Curran, as Solicitor-General.What have we today ?As I have said in the House of Zouunons, in the Cabinet of to-lay we have a very respectable octoginar ian, who was never recognized, who never had his name in the Parliamentary Companion as an Irishman, until 1897 and we have the Solicitor-Gener- £0 al, and while the other controllers were taken into the Cabinet a few vears ago, Mr.Fitzpatrick\u2014to his shame be it said\u2014cousented to stand pon the door mat until the present time without, gaining admission.Now, \u2018et me just speak of the representation >f the province here, and in order that ! may be thoroughly understood, let me give you a few figures.I take the figures from the last Dominion ænsus.We have in the Province of Juebec\u2014as nearly ax I can figure it\u2014 thout 120,000 or 130,000 English- \u2018n the same province about 140,000 to 50,000 Protestants.Now what 1s he representation in the House of Commons?\u2018Taken from the iast \u201clouse.it shows 12 Protestants and 3 English-speaking Catholics.That is with 120,000 against 140,000, or 13.- 00 against 150,000, we have 3 repre sentatives, while the Protestants ave i2.Now, we don't complain of that, vo were satisfied, because we could 1ot get any more; but we never cum- plained of it; but we do ask in the ame of justice, in the name of com- non sense, in the name of that good feeling which has always existed be- ween the Catholics and Protestants of this country, we ask that at any ate we be allowed that representa- don in the future.Now.I want to eil you that of these 3 English-speak-n& Catholic representatives, there is wly one who is there by right of the \u2018ompact that was entered into concern ng the representatation in this \u2018ince of the different races and rationalities, for because Mr.Filz- Jatrick and Mr.Stinson are mere weidents.I don't suppose it would _ be possible for eay sther English-speaking Catholic tu te lected in Quebec County except the ion.Mr.Fitzpatrick, and 1 know tliat ¢ is hardly possible to elect anv other .rish Catholic excopt Mr.Stenson in Lie county he represented in the last fouse, so that wlan we come down © the reaj representation of our peo- Ae in the House of uns we vould be reduced to one representative in the House of Cammons from tle ~rovinoe of Quebec, The speaker tizn went on to ask if this was fair to the «rish Catholics and by what process of argument Mr.Dobell justified the posé- don he had taken, except to gratify nis own ambition.Why dia he take from the Irish Catholics their legitimate right 7 Why didn't he, if he was 30 desirous of entering Parliament | why didn't he, if his talents were such as to entitle lim to that leading posi- that was recognized as an English- peaking Roman Catholics.There are] PO! in the Province of Quebec.Last Saturday\u2019s isse cont:ined a phato- aph of Mr.D.Gallery, the Irish tholic candidate in Montreal, which was circulated among the Irish Catholic residents of Montreal, and in this edition was published the above cartoon.Mr.Quinn then went on to discuss the political issues of the day, spoke of the increased expenditure \u2018of $12,000,000 per annum, which meant $2.50 per head of the population, also referrd to the continual habit under the Litera) regime of members of Parliament accepting positions, and also the way contracts were given without calling for tenders.The emergency rations matter was also referred to, and ths speaker stated that whatever opinion the people had with respect to the sending of the contingent, Iristmen in particular would denounce the rascally conduct of thoss responsible for send'ng such vile stuif do the uol- diers fighting for the Empire.Hon.Mr.Casgrain presented his con- pliments 10 Hon.R.R.Dobell, hut did not wish to take anv lessons from the latter as to how one gentleman should act towards another and stated that what he had to sav at the meeting in Scott street was that Mr.Dotell being anxjovg to have the word \u2018'Honorable\u201d attached to his name, had bolted trom the Conservative site.In sup- rt of this statement he had it from a Liberal that when Mr.Dobell was decid to Parliament he was asked to drive with Nir Wilfrid Laurier through St.Roch's, but the former replied that he would not travel with such a gant.Moreover, we would have the fast Atlantic steamers now if Mr.Dobell had not heen infatuated with the bot tle-noee, whaleback steamers.Mr.Carbray then moved a vote of thanks to Mr.Quinn.which was anan- imously adopted, and the meeting dis- rorsed with cheers for the candidate, Mr.Quinn, Mr, Casgrain and Mr.Carbrav.About 300 saw Mr.Quinn down to the train, where he was eiven a eraud send-off, the crowd singing \u2018For he's à jolly good fellow.\u201d SOUTH AND NORTH ESSEX.Essex, Ont., Nov.3.\u2014Last night a joint meeting was held in the Town Hall by Louis Wigle and Sol.White, the Cons:rvative candidates for South and North Essex respectively.The large building was packed to the doors by a most enthusiastic crowd.Dr.J.W.Brien occupied the chair, and several campaign songs were sung bY a trio of the Tupper Club of Windsor.Sol White was the first speaker, and in a powerful address of one and 1 half hours, showed up the extravagance and insincerity of the present Government.He was followed by Mr.Wile who, in a trenchant mamer dwelt with the binder twine, free corn ad natural gas questions, proving con: clusively that the export of natural gas is à detriment to this country The tobacco indusiry also came in for a large share of attention.EAST LANBTON.Petrolea, Ont.Nov.3 \u2014 Last niul* the large Victoria Hall was packed iu the doors at a meeting calied in the interests of the Liberal-Conservative candidate in Fast Lambton, Mr.Olive: Simmons.The hall was nicely dec rated with flowers.mottocs, ete.Me platforms were Mayor McCutcheon speaking Protestant constitvency and | Messrs.J.1.Englehart, Alex Cameraot stir up strife in this community by Jon, George Pearce, Reeve of Ennistilslealing the Irish Catholic representa-|len; Edward Rawlings and others.Mt tion here?He then referred to Mr.| Kerr, during a brief speech, stated Dubell's speech published in the Mon-]that at the present time, Petrolea had treal Herald, wherein he stated thatf{over 100 emptv houses and two miles the Irish Cathlolice were too broad-jof refineries all gone.| He comparé ainded 10 take into consideration thatthe town of to-dav and what it was ae was a Protestant, and then Mr.Dotell says :\u2014You must remember hat St.Patrick drove all the snakes out of Ireland many years ago.My arain was puzzled to know what this neant, but this evening, just before linner, the true meaning of it dawned upon me.It was that there are some stishmen én (his city who will support him, and he knows that if there are any they must be some of the snakes hat were driven out of Ireland.Mr.Jhairman, if I were Lo stop here the acwspapers supporting Mr.Dobell would say that [ came bere to preach race and religion, that I came from the city of Montreal loaded to the muzzle with gall and vitroil to pour it out here and to raise all sorts of disturbance, among the people of the city of Quebec.No, gentiemen, here is an iquue desides the issue between | Mr.Dobelt and Mr.Kerwin, 1 simply say that the Irishmen « this city are bound in justice to themselves to support tle Irish Catholic candidate for quebec West, and if the Liberals want ed to act in good faith towards the trishmen of this city it was their duly 40 bring out as a Liberal candidate some Irish Catholic for that portion ; but 1 don't sav and | would not want it to be bolieved Tor one instant that [ attack Mi.Dobeil l«cause he is à Protestant, or that | attack the Lauriec Government because ft has taken Mr.Dobell, a Protestant, into the Cabinet, or that 1 attack Sir Wilfrid Laurier hecause he is à French-Cara- dan, or because he is a Catholic.1 am her: to say now that if I heard mich an attack made upon either of ther gentleinen by mv dearest friend J would be the first lo stand up on the platform on which the attack was made and defend: them as best 1 could against the attack, but | do sav this, we Cannot close ow eves to the continued acts of injustice against out people, we cannot close our eyes the insults offered to our people, powet of avenging thes: insults we certainly have the 1ight to remember them until we have the opportunity of tedremsing them.He then gave as an example of the Irishman the cartoon published in 4! gan fou the Province, representing an Irish woman as a washerwomen washing dir inscri hereon : Am Indignat Laundress.\" \u201cMr, .Om.Press\u2014'Now, Ctarles Toba \u2018are fe goin\u2019 fo do wid them one.Ai tbe reconstruction of that two byes, Dowoll and Haggart, Aftec good | 3 1,.Englehart, ang many vears which had elapsed atthough we may not alwavs huve the inultn hurled ut he) ire, the candidate, G.P.Orabem, Montreal Herald, dhe chief IAbecal or- linen and with the following fwhat | demands to know is five years ago under the Conservative regime, Mr.Simmons.the candidate was received with deafening checrs.He dwelt on most of the issues of 1he day in a masterly manner, giving fact.and figures showing the extravagance of the Laurier Government.He wa.followed hv George Moncrieff, ex-M.Twho spoke for upwards of an hour touching on the franchise and financial questions: preferential trade, the vil trade, Alien Labor Law and the broken pledges of the Laurier Goverrment.Mr.Alex Cameron was ihe next speaker.He dwelt mostiv uv the farming interestx and made hi after hit on the binder twine business and corruption of the Reform Gy ernment.The last speaker was Mr who was received with {remendous cheering.Mr.Engle hart touched on the oil question and vositively denied the assertion made by one of our reformers in regard \u2018co Mr.Irish, of the Standard Oil Cecoming to Petrolea some lime ag in respect 10 purchasing the Imperial Oil Cn.He also mentioned the many broken nledges of the Laurier Government, the Tarte and Transvaal qurs tions, and emphatically denounced ihe oro-Boer canard, circulated ahout Mr.Simmons, the candidate.as a base falsehood.The meeting broke up with cheers for the Queen.Sie Charles Tupper and the candidate.BROCKVILLE.Brockville, Ont.Nov, 8 \u2014 sir Richard Cartwright arrived in town this afternoon, and was accorded & very hearty reception.He was bilied tn speak at the Liberal rally to-night.Shortly before 8 o'clock a big torchlight procession was formed, headed by the Citizens\u2019 Band, und Sir Rich ard was escorted 10 the Qpers louse.Sir Richard expressed pleasure at his hearty reception and at renewing iis acquaintance with Brockville after the since he had spoken here.Sir Richard spuhe on the leading questions of the day.and closed by thanking the cltizens of Brockville for the kind reception .Speeches were made hy Mr.Comstolk, ex-M.P.; Mr.Derln- M.L.A.and à number of other prum- inent Liberals.SOUTH BRANT.Brantford, Ont, Nov, 3.\u2014A mass meeting of South Brant Liberals was House to-night.Cartons .On the Hon.W.Paterson, Minister 3 J.T.Pirie, Dunéus : Tfor of The Best and Safest Family Medicine FOR ALL Bilious and Nervous Disorders Sick Headache, Constipation, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver and Female Ailments.The World\u2019s Medicine Anaunl Sele fincesds 6.004.000 Benes.of Beecham's Pills have the od Medicine La tenis Without the publication of testimesisls BERRA I largest the H.Preslou, M.L.A.; C.B.Heyd, the Liberai candidate, and à large number of prominent Reformers.At eight o'clock the Chairman opened the meeting and introduced the spealer of the evening, Hon.Mr.Paterson.Mr.Heyd and Mr.Pits addressed ths: meeting at some length on the leading political questions of the day, after which the meeting adiournfd with three cheers for the Queen.COUNTY OF MONTMAGNY.Messrs.Bernier and Martineau addressed a large meeting of e>ctors at St.Pierre vesterday morning after Mass.Mr, Hernier's [rends state that he will be elected by over 100 majority.COUNTY OF QUEBEC.A joint political meeting was held yesterday at St.Raymond and was presided over by Mayor Paquet.The meeting was - addressed by Hon.Mr.Mr.Flynn and Messrs.A.R.Robitaille, M.P.P.and P.Grenier, advocate, the two former speaking for 40 minutes each and the latter for 30 minutes.All the princepal questions of the day were treated in a most ab manner bv Hon.E.J.Flynn, who brought forth a number of irrefutable arguments.In fact Mr.Robitaille was completely floored bv Hon, Mr.Flynn, who received quite an enthusiastic en- ception.COUNTY OF MONTMORENCY.Two political meetings were held prete the first at Montmorency alls after Mass and at Sillery after Vespers, both being well attended.At the Falls the candidates spoke alone, and as Hon.Mr.Fitzpatrick had invited his adversary to meet him with any of his friends at Sillery, Senator Landry, accompanied by Mr.Heaubien, went there, but wien they reached there Afr, Fitzpatrick wanted none but ib: candidates to speak.Hon.R.R.Dotell arrived soon after and advanced to sav a few words, but Senator Landrv remarked that another arrangement had been made and if Mr.Dolell spoke he would do likewise.Consequently none but the candidates spoke to an audience of about 860.tion in public life, go to some comty | John Kerr took the chair, and on i | Every Man Must be That.to Retain hls Health and.Digestion., There are thousands of people in this world who eat no meat from où year's end to another, and certain savage tribes in Africa and Polynasia are almost exclusively meat eaters: hut while there are thousands of these, there are millions who live upon a mixed diet of meat, vegetables and grains and if numbers is à citerion it would seem that a mixed diet is the best fur the human family, The fact Hat you will find many vegetarians who appear healthy and vigorous and meat eaters equally xc, and any number of robust specimens who cat both meat and vegetables and anything else that comes their way, all\u2019 goes to show that the old saw is the true one, that every man must be a law to himself as Lo what he shall eat and drink.: To repair Lhe waste of tissue in'licain workers as weil as 10 replace the mens- cle and sirow of tbe laborer, can only be done througa the process of diges tion.Every nerve, muscle, sinew; every drop of blood is extracted from the food we eat and digest.In these days of hustle and worry, and artificial habits of life, scarcely one person in a thousand can lay claim 10 a perfect digestion ; dyspepsia in a national affiction and Stuart's Dys persia Tablets a national blessing.Most cases of poor digestion are caused bv failure of the stomach to secrete sufficient gastric juice, or too little Hydrochloric acid and Jack of peptones and all of these important es sentials to perfect digestion are found in Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in convenient palatable form.One or two of these tablets taken after meals insure perfect digestion and assimilation of the food.Cathartic pills and laxative medicines have no affect whatever in dI- ¥ | resting food and 10 call such remedies a cure for dvupepsia is far fetched and absurd.Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain pepsin free from animal matter, diastase and other digestives, and not only dieest all wholesome food but tend to increase the flow of gastric juices and by diving the weak stomach a much needed rest bring about a healthy condition of the digestive organs and a normal appetite.Nervous, thin blooded.run-down peo ple should bear in mind, that drugs and stimulants cannot furnish good blood, strong muscles aud steady nerves: tliese come only from whole some food, thoroughly dirested; a fiftv cent box of Stuart's Tublels taken after meals for a few weeks will do von more real good than drugs, stmulants and dieting combined.Stuarl's Dyspepsia Tablets is probably the safest, most povnlar and mow succesful divestive on the market and sold by druegisis everywhere in the United States, Canada and (reat Beit an.; \u20142222 er parte A LAW UNTO HIMSELF.|vX was attacked with dysentery at Wyn berg.He spoke ln tlv higheet inanner of the conduct and bravery of the Canadian boys on the battlefield, and remarked that they had opercd the eyes of the Imperial troops, On the dav of the last batty at Paardelorg six companies of the Canadians advanced at 2 a.m., when it was pitch dark, The orders were \u201cto advance unt] fired on,\u201d and the bovs did march forward in great style, with the Gordons in rear and the Shropshire ou the left.The men got to within 50 yards of the enemy when tbe first shot was fired.When Cronje surrendered he counted 16 white flags in the laager.Dr, Fiset had his hands full that day in particular.but did grand work.The Boers had no respect for the white {lag and moreover had frequently fired on stretcher-bearers and ambulances.He speaks in the highest terms of Rev.My.Almond and ?tev.Mr.Fullertonthe two other chaple/ns, and remarbd that thoy were splendid companions.They were both greatly disappointed at not being able to accompany the roki- ment in the engagement at Paardeber but stricte orders had been received from Geraral Kitclener that no chaplain nor correspondents were to accom- panv the column.Father O'Leary personally protested, with the result that suhetquent orders were received that \u201cChaplain O'Leary only was to accompany the column.\u2018 The Sunday following the battle of Paardeberg, accompanied by a detachment of troops, he went down to the battlefield and arranged the graves of their dead comrades.pacine a cross on each with the name of deceased and his number He had all the Canadianz buricd separately from the other victims, so that if anv measures are ever taken to bring the bodies back to Canada there would be no difficulty in doing so.As to (> Boers, thev treated Im well enoueh when he went into their homes, but thev Were as a rule ignorant and weoducated.In hospital Boers and English Tommie would frequentiv be seen plavine cards together.Father O'Leary could not speak too highlv of the men as to ther: conduct and their pluck on the battlefield.NOTES.Flags were displayed on all public buildings vesterday.as well as Laval University, the Archbishop's Palace, Presbytery and a numler of private residences.Father O'Leary received a telegraph message vesterday from Mar.Besën, wlio was at River a Pren, congratulat- ine him on the bravery he displaved in South Africa and on his safe mturn to the couniry and hoping that his health was completelv restored.The members of the Committee and the nine invalids who arrived vester- day were entertained to a sumptuous luncheon on board the Druid vesterdav.LATEST BOOKS.\u2018The Realist, by H.Fl-werdew, De.Hathern'a Druebtors by Al, J.Holmes.Dirintia, be 8 Baring Gould.The Irish Brigade.by G.A.Henty.With Buller in Nawl, hy Costumes of the Clans, by Mac fan.Dr.North and bis frisnds, by 8.Woir Mit chell.Koighte of the Cross, by Ne author of Quo ie, A Kear fquire, Illustrated, hy F.W.Hayes of tha Mornioz, by Fdw.Phil} The \u2018Gatoires Barrior, by Luvs xi T aniny à d Grizel, by J M, Barris.Mütress Punorick, Ly Datton Payne, The Conspirators, by R.W Clamb:rs, and many others, Lo SF be Apes Nobo ioe the .A over 1500 of the Latess Oheep Novels f brolers was largely[irregular.Fezs steady.un quiet.@ CURE siCK HEADACHE, \u201c® [diverted to the political parade 10-dav Mousses quiet.Coffee.aunt.Sugar, TTT TT Tome ot oa \u2014\u2014\u2014|and trading was almost entrely con-|raw steadv; refined quiet.The mar- GIFTS OF LAND fined to tle: closing up of contracts [ket for coffee futures opened quiet and \u2014\u2014 over Sunday, or until after the elec | closed ut five points decliys.What Ontario is Doing for Returning | tion.The bears were disposed to \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee OUR UNDFRSHIRTS, Our gtock for adies and gentlemen is complete.Faguv, Lepinav & Frere.Tps MORE INVALIDS ARRIVE IN VE IN QUEBEC Nine of Them on em on Board the Cambroman PRESENTED WITH AN ADDRESS \u2014\u2014 \u2014 FROM THE CITIZENS' COMMITTEE \u2014MARCH UP TO TIE CITADEL \u2014PASS A MEDICAL EXAMINATION=WILL BE PAID OFF TODAY \u2014 TO LEAVE FOR fHEIR HOMES- IMMEDIATELY \u2014 ONE OF THE NUMBER HAS BEEN REPORTED DEAD A COUPLE OF TIMES.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Another detachuxent of invalideé members of the South African contingent arrived home yesterday from England bv ts» SS Cambraman and went on board the Druté \u2018witli Rev.Father O'Leary.There \u2018were oulv rine in this detachment and some of them hae teen for some time in England.Atoariean Cobton Oil They are all invalics, having been American Tobacco.stricken down with fever.Toke all American Tobanoo Co.their predecessors, they ure elad to re Amerinan Sugar of tern to their homes and Rave no idea American Sugar pl whatever of settling down\u2019 in - South Am pirite pid Africa.The men passed a anedical cx- Ans a amination vesterday \u2018telore\u2019 Surgeon Atchison, T.&Santa Fe S| Col.Sowell and Sargenn-Major Atohuwon, T.& Santa Fe 38 | Brousseau, and this morning will he American Bim Win i 71 76 |discharged and paid off ond.will icave Baltimore & Ohio.| 7 iti [ior home this afternoon bv 1.C.R.The members of ths detachment are: Sergi.Carwardine, Ottawa, Pte.©.N.Barclav, Montreal.Pte.Snreadbury, N.W.M.I, kon.Pte.Mcl vod.Ottawa.A.D.E.Rochjarquekn, To- Pie.G.E.Campbell, \u201cFrederictonronto.Pte.HW, Fisher, Brotkville, Orit.Ple.G.E.Flenéne.Cobure, Ont.Pte.G.E.Neil, Victorid, B.CAN the men have been suferinz from eateric fover and dysentrv.Private Rochiacouelin en¥sied with the Mount- Yu Pte, .Jed Rifles and was attacked with ente- Hel, ric besides teing hedlv ruptured.was at one time renoried to be dead and lis wife wore mourning for three months before (lv news of his baie alive wag ascertained.Ie wears the Ecvptian medal of 1881-82.Jonz _ sor- vice medal and star.Wien in Eevpt he acted as despatcher to Sir Eaelvn Wood.He was formeriv a member of the 12th Lancers.= il LY, veuves} rene |, When the troops reached Ovebee.Troe North Amerioan _.fre Mavor Tanguay advanced and read the Northarn Facife Com uew.| 5 nu fotlowina address « of sselerme i Jai : ot ev.Father O'Leary, Chaplain; om Ton ate Wii.18h BA) The soldiers of (he Canadian N.Y.Lako Eris & West 2nd pfd|.[.x contingent, returning [tom Africa xx Taken, a in pd = = ou hoard the steamer.Camtro- Omaha, Com.113 | 112 man, : Pagifio Mail.43 Read; 3 17 The citizens of Quelec, prsnt you pot.& Road ing ai paid.ve rs their most cordial greetings upon ihis auspicious day, which welcomey back te the motherland.Canada is proud of vour achieve nents in the distant Jand whete vou have displayed xo much bravery, wo wich endurance, and all the soldierly qualities which are required of those you ii [Ww whom ix intrusted the honor of Lue flag.Wer consider that you have fulfilled in a gloripus wission, jull of wspunsi- bilities in the eves of the whole world, und of dangers 10 your own lives, as © exemplified in thos: amongst you who \u201chave shed (bir Llvod on tle battle field or who have had to sult [rom the deadly dimate or from misery and sufferings throughout this most at- duous campaign.Thanks to your heroic xacrifes, Ganada ix now reputed abroad as a most enviable conutry to lise in and as the promised land and abode of a voung bul rapidly rising nation, Yate noble ufforts bave mest olo- ai nily 1 slificd to the loyally of the divers 1aces of mon who are the Cour pobrnt parts of the British Empire, You have our kest wishes for vour weital and props city In whats t walk of life vou may clect, convinced «8 Wa fork that men of vour stamp are the best material with which to build Smart Weod and Heladonns combined witn the other ingredients used tn Lie best porous pjesters, make Carter's H.W.& B, Backache Plastere the best in & headache in ten minute ve quon Heedache Powdges, te market.Price 25 çœutg, INSOLVENT NOTICE.En the master of DOMINIQE TREMBLAY, mmerchan ] t Yuin au Pio, Insolvec Netleo fs November Sth, will proced to in the given thet os THURSDAY at Ll o'rivcis au, À the sale \u2018en blx\u201d at so mach dollar, of the assets of this estate, as ue LU SANCOS ADI said will be made for each item separ- \u201c1.inventory hook and the list of book debts are at my office The ok may x» TI shoes, far, Novf te proud of the example which you have set, and we feel assured that they will in return help vou to secure ait honorable rest after vor hard labors, Alter the reading of this address the moi joined the ranks with their comrades ag a cuard of honor to Father O'Leary.RECEPTION IN MONTREAL.Montreal, Nov.3.\u2014Tliere was an in- l'scribable scene | when the soldierg from South Africa arrived here this aiternoon.The whole city was en fete, the buildings along the route of march were profusely\u2019 and lLeautifully: thronged the streets.The special with the Canadian soldicrs on board arrived about half-past one.They were nt at Bonaventute Station Ly the Mayor and Ald.Sadler, Chairman of the Reception Committee, the memters of the City Council and all the local militia volunteers.Thousands of citi\u2019 zens gathered at the station to witness the arrival of the boys, and when they rt.The route of march was with people and the returning soldizis were wolcoived with the utmost enthusiasm.The Western com- Oitawa, Nov.L=0Ollawa was ablaze with bunting vesterday in honor of the heroes.Last night the city was like Parliament Hill it is safe to sav there was the greatest popular outburst ever known in ile history of the aki tal.Flags, bunting and cverare evergreen bunting and flags.Cltawa put on a gaver appearame* tuan she had worn for som2 time.Her sons, who one vear ago deft their homes iu the defence of justice and {relom, were returning tried veterans from the sternest war Britain has had to grao- ole with sines \u2018he davs of the ercat Napoleon.Rideau, Sparks.Wellington strevls wepe one mass of ~olor.Flags wm thousands of «ll izes draped the stvvels on either «td.Various cRetric designs aiso added to the Leanty of the decorations.Thonusands astembied on Parliament Hill to welcome the returning soldiers.Lord Mint addressed them, congratulating them on what they had teen able fo accomplish, and concluding by reading the cailegram from Her Majrstywhich was sont out in this correspon dence last evenine.Hon.R.W.Scott snoke on behalf of tie Gavernment and Mayor Payment fer the citizens of Ottawa.[EES For a good skin of Alacka Sable go FAQUY.LEPINAY & FRERE.fashiionable Millinery Winter 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Vortiand and ail Mrgantis pointe South Grand Trunk Rallway Ferry, WEEK Dars, eM A.M.Sours 500\" Ml Tron she xpreus to West, Vent.150 Ex s from [7% oe, CUNARD LINE.ENSTOWN, FROM PIKRS 9 ag HORT RIVER \u2019 Saturday, Novewber 10, 8 AM.toeday, Novi ber V7, norm, onan November 34, 7 A.M.Satuedar Pecermiser t.n ro Dovembey & 7Av Dusmber 15, nea Score A.GAM, Ustin re $00.0 and upwards.Bowes Soi 08 apaarés.Revenus\u201d, aL sddivione:, i 71, RIGAINEE ani acoommods er Hercane Lindon 0 and from ail porta | 4+ ul For fragt end pensagu arply to She Oom auy'e offion, 30 Broadway, Now ¥.York.VERNON H BROWN & 00, RM.oi Tonia Arvant (in Nui URENS TO LIVERPOOL VIA JUST RÉCEIV! ED.A jars lot of cretonne, new \"7 pat not forget our carpets and ote Fagor.Lepinay & Frere, beautiful shores of | d.CANADIAN PACIFIC Election Excursion Between points not more thee 100 MILES APART, Reund Trip Tickets will ba sold om November Tihs good to rears until Noveznt er 8th, 88 One Way First-Class Pare.Betweeu points over 100 MILES APART, Round Trip Tickets will be auld 08 Noven ber Gib and 7th, good to return until Novewber 84d, ad One Way First-Class Fare.8 0 ORBAN, Oley Passenger Agent, Opposite Post Ofiss, Stoamsaipy Agency Guedes and Bow York Lines.Beri aad Adiadih Railway NEWYORK : (ENTRE A HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, THR ADIRONDACK RO ROUTH From OABADA vo the \u201cSTATES, Time Table of October Tth 1900.Tras Lanve Montreal (Windsor Stadion) 8 25 AJ.Duty axwpt] N pie ran, To x real; RE rar J: Be Te Bi ak Of o Setar, 5, Topper Sanbas + Maione 7.00 PM, 5 toi ; e 00 £ J, Brey day | uvsingdon, Vali the ou to Now Fork jncis &Ohéteaugaey y POLLHAN Farior Oars on Day Trains Sleeping Oars oo Night Trawos.ad affet Service It Th \u2018Paine LUVAL TRAINS © à Laser _ vois an jateaugua ve Windsor Btati Montreal, 6 10 rd daily saveps _ 9.45 an Sundays cnly, 9.55 am.oxoepd Saturdnys snd Sundays, and 1.56 Pym, Sedan ays oniy Uansdlan Pacific brales from Quebec connes- as Montreal with traina cf tbe | Cogiesl.Gall for dci in she Nv, oF ormation, uss tel sicket sgonte Canadian Pacific\u2019 Jad is 0 A.J.Hobe, Travelling P or H.D.Carter, General Avon Bena GEO Pr RANIELS Grand Central Station, New Work N AND AFT mn SUNDAY, SE ! her 0th, 190, Trains will av ad mh BY Andrew Street \u2018Tatminus, Quebse, 9 Leave 7.30 A.M.For Rares: Chicouttmi, Tuesday and Thursday, with parlor cer ta Chinonting, 7 SA M.For Grand Mor Junotion sad n aily ex Suds: 9 00 AM, For St.Hayoond Sindey ely 418 Ln \u2018For 86.Raymond daily excep 630 PM, For Roberval and Chicoutim Satarday only (with Sleeping Car for Chic.utimi.) Arrive at Quebcr.8.50 A.M, From Hb.Reymond, daily ax- 80° Sunday.80 A.M, Trough Rxprem from Chicou- Limi and\u2019 Kobereal Mm dy caly, wi Pe Cartrm Chic: imi, 9 PE From 8.Ra-mumd Sundsy n'y.9.50 Pu From Chicoutimi snd Rober val, Wi dneeday aad Friday.with Parlor os Pa Chromatin.Fran G Grard'Mers Junction and PH gs\", aile dus rxoept \u201cunder, Upon sppd'coliur to the General - \u201caamsogor Afrent, « eprcis! un] be wwe far partion of fv or more t'Grand'Merr Junction and e ORLEURATFD SHAWENFGAN FALLS.THE NIAGARA OF THE EAST.Trains betwèven Riviere à Pi Ji and -¢ Boniface.Tuceday, Trista ace Fagard vy ; by Biickate for sale M.8¢ oki St Lonis Miel vb terres and = ORF avoummadsticn ALEX HARDY, hia arid Grn\u2019, Par.Ant Yon.Neon _\u2014 sailway.Light and Power Liomoany, N_ AND R ONDAY, O September, 1 ra wiil run as Broweax Quebré ab Mostuomer Faua, WEEK DAYS, Leave Quebec every hour fiom 8.30 am.ive\u2019 Montmorsacy Falle for Quebro Mave ontroi hour from DAU0 Ath, to 20 pm.ee de ttain at 10.30 p.m.SUNDAY3 5 Laave Qasbeo' every bour frow 1.30 pa.pam.Trave Mentmorney Falls for Quebro avery bour from 2.00 to 9.30 p.m, train at 10 30 A Ps And BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STE \"ANNE.WKRR DAY SUNDATS, Leave Quebec Leave Quabsa 7.50 AM, ass si xlu0t À Mx2,00 P.FAL ine do nod sake stations wmb of L'Arge Garlien, Leave Stn.Ange B48 AN.Laat T.15A M.i Ha = x10,00 A M, v PL 21.40 AM.(except Saturday y 4 x13.20 P.M.(Saturday only; 2300p m, Thom fi do not pick Passengen OR ins de ststiuns west of L'Ange Begue, .BETWKN CQUESEO AND) ST.JOACISM, WEER VATA wrag Leave Une beo Leave 8s, ong Ea A She LQ x Bes ; in nf: teighd for and Sy ba a reed ak Quebes Statice où pois 3 Saturdays only.at Fur mi) over information spply me \" \"ou \"VHONSON, | W R_Ri 8sELL _ BOW A, EVA Tn Ser \u201cXRUGEE® NEN ARTORN Vienna, Nov, 34 number of vols untecrs who served with tbe Boers, landed at Trieste yesterday, they cheered for President Kruger and the Transvaal and sang the Boer national hvmn.The officers rooeived £36 and the privates £6, from the Transvaal Government, 8 BIRD.DOHERTY \u2014At Portland, Me, on Saturday, Nov.3rd inst, Mary Agnes, y tes of John Doherty, aged years and 11 months.KIPLING .\u2014Died on the Sth Novemiyr 1900, Annie Rosalle Kipling, aged § years and 2 mouths, only beloved daughter of Jobm Kipling.The funeral will take place from her father's residence, 13 Marguerite street, St.Roch, on Tuesday afternoon, the 6th November, at 2,30 u'clock, for St.Patrick's Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.LARUE.\u2014On the 3rd iust., at the residence oi hig son-in-law, the Hon.E.T.Paquet, Postmaster of this city, Edouard August: LaRue, Esq., at the age of 86 years.The remains have been transferred 10 Three Rivers, where the service and burial will take place in the chapel of the Ursuline Monastery, on Tuesday morning.MAHONEY .\u2014On Saturday, Nov.3rd, 1800, Bridget Swain, relict of the late Mathew Mahoney, of this city, and a native of the County Carlow, Ireland, aged 50 years.The funeral will leave ler late residence, No.44 Artillery stieet, on Tuesday morning, the 6th inst, at 8.30 o'clock for St.Patrick's Church, thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.Friends and accpaintances are respectfully invited to attend without further notice.Montreal and Boston papers pleas: WE LT HINÉSEWED wMENS + WOMENS .RETAIL F 5150 10 500° MAC AS THEY COST NO MO.LE.\u201cSafford\u201d Radiators Are unexcelled in beauty of design, works ship, durshility.aud on their HEATING QUALITIES.sre used by all the leading plumtcns ani atsam fitters in = ool RE YA ES Furaitura Warehouse AND.Undertaking Establishment BVERYTRHING UP-TO-DATE PRICES MODBRATE- 337 ST.JOHN STREET, PHONE 351.MEETINGS.AMEETING OF ALL INTERESTED IN THE WELFARE OF Toy Hale Hospital, WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday, 6th Nov, .IN THEY.M.C.À HALL, ATS PM.Je \u2014 The subject of Furnishing and Equipment of the new building will be discussed.A large attendance is requeated.CONSIGNEE NOTICE.The Thompson Line £S.\u2018Bellona,\u201d from Mediterranean porta, is entered at Customs.Consigneca will please pass their entries and apply to the undersigned for cargo delivery order HENRY FRY & CO, Agents.Esquimaux Point and Natashquan HE NOHTH SIIORK MAIL STEAM.or \"Sn Olaf,\" Captain Lemnbten, wil) leave the Prioress Lonise Dock, THIS (Mon: dant EVENING, Bali Nurember, for rudbout ling alone the Coast to Eaquinaux Point end Natesbq A.FRASER & 00, Agente, Queso, 8th November, 1500, Children Cry for CASTORIA.For your furs go to FAGUY, LEPINAY & FHERB.he uen, Local N ews.TO-DAY'S PROBS Partie fair with local showers.YESTERDAY'S TEMPERATURES.Toronto, Nov, 4\u2014The weather to day bas been unsetted in parts of the Maritime Provinces and fine aud tmilu in all other parts of the Dominion.The geucral condition to-night is Liore unsettiod, but no very pronounced changes are indicated.Minimum and maximum temperatures \u2014Victoria, 31-18; New Westminster, M8 ; Calzary, 3446; Prince Albert, 26-10; Sw£t Current, 24-26 ; Winnipeg.28-48 : Port Arthur, 32-44 ; Parry Sound, 59-56 ; Toronto, 42-57: Ottawe, 38-58: Montreal.36-18: Quebce, 30-56 ; Halifax, 42-18, A musical entertainment of a bigh character will be given at the Y.M.C.A.on Thursday evening.November the 8th.Watch for the programme in Thurs day's issue, emt cre ee Ae eer ARE YOU HARD TO PLEASE?Go for your dress stufts to Faguy, Lepinay & Frereriers les ee sree.RICH.& ONT.NAV.CO.Saguenay Line.The steamer Saguenay will leave Quebec Nov.13 for ker last trip to the Saguenay this season.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ONE DAY BARGAIN.Greatly upderpriced.All-silk rib bons, about 30 different colorings, worth 25 cents a vard for 14 cznts.T.V.SCULLY.141 St.John street.rn ree MORRIN COLLEGE.English Literature.The first lecture in the course in English Literature, hy the Rev.F.G.Scott, on Monday evening next, at § o'clock, will Le open to the public.All are cordially invited to attend.\u2014_\u2014 ee e\u2014\u2014\u2014 For a fine fur coat go to TAGUY.LEPINAY & FRERE.em ele cv etre.AN OLD CIT#2EN DEAD.At the advanced age of 88, Mr.Edouard Auguste LaRue died in this city on Saturday.Mr.LaRue is the father- indaw of the Postmaster, Hon.E.T.Paquet.\u2018The mins were taken to \u2018Three Rivers.where they will ke buried beneath the chapel of the Ursuline Monastery, beside the remains of ihe late wife of the deceased.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NO MORE ALCOHOLICS.Doctors McKay and Darche guarantee that in three days thev will cure the most inveterate aicoholic.Consult the cloquent attestation of Rev.Mr.Martin, Vicar of St.John's Church, which we have already published.indallible cure and absolute discre tion.Dr.Mckay can also attend patients at their residence.Apply to Delmont Retreatphone 430.\u2014_ FLANNELETTE.Come and see our French flannellettes.Yi kinds of patterns for dressi Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, gowis.attr prenantes QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN RAUL- WAY.For the convenience of clcetors hux- ing votes both in the city and zountry, à special (rain will leave Quebec jor St.Raymond at 11 a.m., on Polling Day, Wednesday, November 7th, stop- Tele ping at intermediate stations.Returning, Will leave St.Raymond for Quebec at 2.00 pan.mme mme 2\u20ac cer OBITUARY.The many friends of Mc, John Doerty, stevedore for Messrs.Allan, Rae & Co.in Quebec, will regret to hem of the sad intelligence that Mr.Doherty received on Saturday.Elis only daughter, Mary Agnes, a bright child of seven years, was carried of by cath.Mr, Doherty has the sympathy of his many friends sn Quebec in his wa vemnent, and also his wife, whe, although of Portland, counts many friends in this city, where she has spent several seasons.ttt ee pr \u201cLaxative Bromo-Quinine rome he remedy that cures a cold in one day.\u2014\u2014 ef mers.ONE DAY BARGAIN, 60-inch wide homespun for costumes, worth $1.76 for 87 cents a yard.T.V, SCULLY, 341 St, John street.\\ \u2014\u2014_ IMPOTENT INFLUENCE.It ig said that Mr.Dobell's influence is so mighty at Ottawa and elsewhere that Conservatives should knife their party, their principles and their friends w have him in Parliament.What is there of a public nature that Mr.Dobell has ever taken hold of that has been à success?He took charge of the Fast Atlantic project with results that are well known.He undertook with his colleagues to give the Canedian soldiers im South Africa insurance, but they were not insured.His powerful iuflience was enlisted to save the Plains of Abraham, and make a public park out of the histotical spot.Have we got the park, or has the land been secured ?The Chronicle is assured that, if there is a hitch in the matter, Mr.Dobell ix the chief catseuf the trouble.Of what use is such powerful fufluence as his if it results in nothing but failure, Why in the very simple matter of securing permission for a Protestant chaplain to accompany the contingent Mr.Dobell was useless.The very greatest pressure had to be exerted direct at Ottawa after Mr.Dobell's influence had proven impotent.Had it not been for others this would have been another monument to the lack of power of -our highly respected citizen, who boasts so much of what he has done for Quebec, and, we regret to sav, accomplished so little.OF GREAT INTEREST TO WORKINGMEN A Leading Manufacturing Firm on the Result OF THE DOMINION ELECTIONS \u2014\u2014 WAGES ARE CERTAIN TO Go UP IF THE CONSERVATIVES ARE RETURNED TO POWER \u2014 A SETTLED POLICY NEEDED THE VASCILATING TACTICS OF THE LIBERALS ARE DISTURBING TRADE \u2014 THE LETTER READ AT A MEETING IN NONTRZAL.\u2014\u2014\u2014 pee (Fron our Special Correspondent.) Munteal, Nov, 4 \u2014 Mwh interest was created in labor circles Saturday night by the reading of a letter to delighted thousands of workingmen.1t was read by Mr.M.J.F, Quinn, the Conservative candidate in Ste Aune's Division of Montreal, and was signed by the largest industrial firm in its line of business in Canada.The letter is placed in the safekeeping of the Montreal Trust and Deposit Cuto be opened the day after the cicc- tions, and made public if the Conservatives win.The lead taken by (this fim musi, in the vent af viclory for the Conservatives, be followed by a great number of firms.The ankounce ment was received with much a, .se The letter is as follows :\u2014 .Montreal, October 27, tutu.To M.J.F.Quinn, Esq.Montreal.Dear Sir,\u2014in reply to your enquiry we beg to sav that we are certainly under the impression that the working men of Canada will find a vast improvement in their condition il the Conservative party be returned to power, The uncertain movements of the Liberal party, their shifting pol- icv, and the feeling of insecurity which this engenders makes trade matters doubtful under any policy the Liberals may for the momeni adopt.This is always injurious, not only to employers, hut to employes.If there was in power a party that could he depended upon for a stable trade policy, the working men of Canada would have a share in the industrial boom that the whole world is experiencing.| The hands in our establishinent are laryely men of skilled labor, and provided the Conservatives are returned to power, our intention is to give an immediate advance to our work-people, and this step is of such a character that it 1s certain to be followed in many arts of the Dominion, and will, no doubt, become general.You will be permitted {to compare (his promise with our performance after the Conservalives are returned to power.In making this letter public, we must requis: that until after the election you wih: bold our name, as in some nuarte-s it might be sought 10 convev tle impres ston that we were trying 10 directly influence the voles of our employer 1 mav tell vou however, that such a course has never been pursued by us.The coming fn of the Consecs auises un- doubtediy means better wage; fur the working men right away, so the workingman will have a real interest, vot a sham interest, as now in (he world's prosperity.ONE DAY BARGAIN.Ladies ready-made skirts, worth $7.25 for $4.08, and $5.75 for $3.30.T.V.SCULLY.1H St.John street.mre ef pte etme ANOTHER EXPLOSION New York, Nov.4 \u2014 Following an explosion, to-day, which blew off ihe iron shutters in the five story building at No.498 Broom street and broke windows in adjacent buildings, flames did much damage to the stock of goods in the place.The firms in the building were Alfred Bleyer & Co., manu facturers of paper nd twine; the lam berger Knitting Mills, A.Veinstein & Co., children's headwear, and H.Stockman, manufacturer of umbrellas.Among these and the owner uf the building.the estimated loss of $75,000 is distributed.What caused the ex- plesion is not definitely known.Two ing glass when the windows blew out.\u2014\u2014\u2014ter tt fp\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BRR! BRR For à pair of woollen blankets of all sizes xo to Faguy, Lepinay & Freee.passers-by were slightly infred by ty- | THF.CHROXYULE, QUEBEC, CANADA, It was one of: these experimental farmers, put green spectacles on his cow aud fed ber shav- i His theory was that it didn\u2019t matter what the cow ate 80 long as she was fed.The questions of digestion and nourishment had not entered into his calculations.It's only a *\u201ctenderfoot * farmer that would try such an experiment with & cow.But many a farmer feeds Aim- self of digestion and nutrition.ke mig f almost as well eat shav- 1 he gets out of his ings for al food.The result is that the stomach grows * weak,\" the action of the organs of di, ion and nutrition are impaired and the man suffers the miseries of dys- pepsis and the agonies of nervousness.To strengthen the stomach, restore the activity of the organs of digestion and nutrition and nourish the nerves, use Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.It is an unfailing remedy, and has the confidence of physicians as well as the praise of thousands healed by its use.In the strictest sense ** Golden Medical Discovery * isa temperance medicine.It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and isas free from alcohol as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs.Don't let s dealer delude you for his own profit.There is no medicine for stomach and blood \u201cjust as good\u201d as * Golden, Medical Discovery.\u201d = of your * Golden Medical Décoras\u201d fes eured.me sd and well, after miffering, two long yesrs with stomach disease,\u201d 'W, H.Braswell, of McAden- ville, Gaston Co.N.\u20ac, \u201cMy health is worth all the world tome.will praise you es long as I lve\" A book of 1008 pages given away.On receipt of stampe to pay customs and mailing only, we will send you The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, free.Send 3: one-cent stamps for the pa edition, or So stamps for the same edition cloth bound Address Dr.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y, FELL A DISTANCE OF FIFTEEN FEET A Gallery Suddenly Breaks Down NINE PEOPLE FALL WITH IT.\u2014 alter e\u2014\u2014 FIVE PERSONS ARE SEVERELY INJURED&-THREE OF THEM TAKEN TO HOSPITAL\u2014FIVE RECEIVE SLIGHT WOUNDS\u2014 THE VICTIMS WERE WATCI- ING THE RETURNING SOLDIERS WHEN THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED.\u2014\u2014\u2014 GEORGE ADAMS, waiter, aged 30, employed at the Chateau Frontenac, back severely injured.Not likely to recover.SYDNEY PIPE, aged 3R, carriage agent at the Chateau Frontenac, neck and back injured.FRED.LETOURNEAU, aged 26, employed as bartender at the Chien d'Or, simple fracture of the left leg.GRACE McCAUSLAND, aged 15, re siding at 584 D'.\\rtigny street, compound fracture of the right leg.MRS.WIDOW COULOMBE, of Levistlead badly bruised.- THOS.RYAN, leg bruised.J.W.Adams, spine injured.J.SHIMANA.~\u2014 RODGERS, ruptured.\u2014 CONNOLLY, waiters at the Chateau.Unimportant bruises.One man probably fatally wounded and four others with serious injuries, is the result of the falling of the balcony Saturday morning in the rear of Pelion's Chien d'Or Hotel.The accident happened just as the soldiers were marching up Mountain Hill on the way from the Qu&n's wharf, where they had just landed.The balcony, which overlooks the hill just opposite Fronte nac Park, was scized upon as a coign of vantage by a number of the Chathe staff of the Chien d'Or, their friends.Altogether there were about 9 on the frail gallery when the soldiers came in sight.The men all crowded to the outer rail to see the parade.Evidently the strain was too much and just as the contingent was opposite, the timbers began to creak and bend.One of the men, more quick-witted than the rest, suddenly turned and seized the window sill, just as the supports of the balcony gave away.He was immediately taken in through the window.When the first crack of the timbers announced the danger, there was a clusely packed crowd standjmg on the sidewalk unler- neath.All got away in lime except Mrs.Coulombe and Miss McCausland who were caught by the wreck and hurled to the sidewalk.JL was the eastern end of the gallery that first gave way.Had both sides broken at the same time the results to the people below must have been much more se rious.Of the men who weut down with the wreck Adams is the most sc riously wounded, and it was stated by the authorities at the Jeffrey Ilale Hospital og Saturday afternoon that be was not expected fo recover, but last evening he was doing weil.Pipe.who is also at the Jeffrey Hlale, is badly hurt, but will recover.| Le tourneau is at the Hotel Dieu.Miss McCausland was taken home and Mrs.Coulombe was taken to her home in Levis.The victims of the accident were carried into the Chien d'Or Hotel and their injuries looked after by Dr.Elliott and a number of medical students of Laval University.The soldiers rendered a great deal of help in assisting to remove the wreckage and get 4MÈ Wounded off the street.The balcony which gave awav was a part of the Chien d'Or Hotel.and the entire properly is owned bw Dr.J.E.Fortier, collector of Provincial Revenue.By him it is leased to the Canadian Pacific Railway.Mr.Pelton subletting from them.The responsibility for the disaster has vet to be .lcony had frequently held double the nunber it did on Saivrday ast.[EUR rs For a tood wildest cost go to FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.At Mainly About Persons.Mr.Lorne Webster has returned from un extended business trip to New York, Halifax, and Cape Breton.The Cunard Line steamwr Lucania, which sailed for New York où Saturday from Liverpool, has among her passangers Sir Charles Rivers- Wilson, President of the Grand T'runk Railway of Canada, who goes ta America in connection with the appointment of & successor to Guneral Manager Hays, Mr.and Mis Towuseud Purden, Count Chabrella, Mr.Joseph Leiter and R.J.Price, M.P.Theft Excellencies the Governor- General and Lady Minto, who were attended by Captain Graham, A.D.C., were in Moutreal the guests of Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal.Thursdav their host gave a dinner in their honour, at which covers were laid for twenty-six, and at which the guests, in addition to Their Excellencies and the aidesdecamp in waiting, included Sir William and Miss Van Horne, Mrand Mrs.T.G.Shaughnessy, Hon, Gi.A.and Mrs.Drummond, Mr.and Mrs.E.8S.Clouston, Principal and Mrs.Peterson.Mr.R.B.and Miss Angus Dr.Ludwig Mond, Miss Oakeley, Miss Milnau, Miss Lichlenstein, Miss Came ron, Miss Ncott and Mr.Stiriing.Later, they attended the reception ven Lord oyal Victoria Collegeturning to Ottawa Frida Their Excellencies, with ham and Capt.Bell, the Exhitfition of] aptain Graid a visit to rts and Handipices of the Women's Art Association.Mr, K, W.Sackwell, of Montreal is a guest at the Chateau.Mr.B.M.Grahally, of New Glasgow, N.S.arrived in town Saturday mermng.W.M.Halley, of Montreal is stopping at the Chateau.Mr.Fred FE.Meredith, of Montreal arrived at the Chateau Saturday morn- ng.D.8.Marsh and wife, of New York are here for a few days.Lt J.C.Temple, of Philadelphia, Pa, is In the city stopping at the Chateau.Mrs.Andrew Allan, accompanied by Miss Hazel aud Doris Allan, of Montreal is visiting Mis.Torre, on the Cape.Saturday's arrivals at the Hotel Victoria :\u2014W.H.Beetner, Montreal ; Geo.Robins, Lyster; Mr, and Mrs.L.Il.Lemay, Riviere a Pierre; Ait.Dawson, A.H.Grant, A.E.Williams, Montmagny, Nap.Laine, Levis.\u2014\u2014\u2014 POLITICAL MARRIAGES London, Nov.3 \u2014 Apropos of lhe marked riage of Prince and Princess Aricbert, of Anaalt, come some singularly interesting remarks which the Emperor of Austria during his visit to Count and tour Lonyay, (formerly Crown Prince Steph an).\u20181 believe,\u201d he said, \u201cin matches among Royal personages.have come to regard marriage \u2014 Such marriages are undesirable, only for the persons concerned, not but are destined to govern.marry for love.\u201d teau Frontenac waiters, and some of] We It's the only way you can make it grow thick and long.And it's the only way to stop falling of the hair; for falling hair is starved hair.It you want long, thick, rich, dark hair you imustuse It has made beautiful hairfor others; twillmake beautiful hair for you.$1.00 a beitle.All druggists.\u201cThe growth of my bair since 1 Dogan the use of Ayer's Hair V been anmathing wonderful.brtlove it in the test hair rem- ody on the market.\u201d Texa G.Grrr, April 13, 1890.New York, N.Y.\u201c Chlidren Cry for CASTORIA., oflclotha \u2018ty & Co.TOOURA à CULD 3N OXB DAY.\u2018Take Larative Broma Quinine Tab lets.All druggists refund ths money if it fails to cm*.28e.EK.W.Cirove\u2019s signature is on eath box, For best value in car, and Linoleutns\u2014Glover, I Strathcona at tho Prior to re-| 3 afternoon, | 3 crafts now being held under the aus-13 INEW STYLE 1900 C.P.ABC LAMPS, AT FOUR CENTS PER HOUR.ellurts to dissolve the maris reported to have made love arranged for political reasons as an evil.also for the countries over which they 1 consider that members of Royal families should PERFECT JELLIES d preserves are those which are sealed with Pure Refined Parafline Wax-abeotutely airtight, water and acid proof.Pure Refined Paraffine Wax is tasteless, odorless, economical and secure, ; It is easily lied a itivel revents spol q A useful house old article.ne cakes with full directions at grocers and druggists.Made by the IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, Ltd.+ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1800.TET DIVIDEND NO.68.OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT a dividend of Teexg Pzr Cent upon the paid up Capital Stock of this Institution Las been declared for the-cur- rent half-year, aud that the same will be payable at its Bankiog House in this oity, and at ita Branches, on and after BATUR- DAY, the first day of Decamber next.Tho Transfer Books will bu closed from the 16th to the Ath November next, both days inclusive, By order of tho Board, E E.WEBB, General Manager, Quebec, Oct.23rd, 1600.* & Ko i OBIS ++.[ER WA Mots Electric Light and Power.+++.0 Si DE +++.+ 34 Sk.John Street.office, Mountain Hill.3 ALL WELCOME.eports ofthe +++.\u201cLe Bol+il\u201d invites the peovle of Quebec-ladies and gentlemen\u2014 to the *kating Riak, Grande Allee, At Seven 0\u2019clock on WEDNESDAY Evening Next, to receive the reports of the election.Spesial wires wiil be on the staze.The ground floor will be free to every oue, irrespective of tice.Tickets required only for the gallery, which will nw reserv the ladies.Geuntlemon accompauying ladies will also be admitted to the gallery.Any one can get ladies\u2019 ¢ weds on applying at the SOLEIL Elections he for GRAND LIE Nl, \u2019 bec, at 8 o'clock, assisted by chair.Doors open at 7.30.patrick, and Mr.Albert Mulouin, Hon, S.N.PARENT, Premier of Quebec, will occupy the ND LIBERAL RALLY AT QUEBEC SKATING RINK, \u2019 D Hon.G.W.Ross, Prime Minister of Ontario, Will address the Electors of the City and District of Que- Hon.R.BR.Debell.Hon.C.Fitz- \u20ac & All clectors are cordiully invited to attend.The galleries will be reserved for the ladies, and they are respectfully requested to grace the meeting by their presence, AMEDEE ROBITAILLE, WM.H.DAVIDSON, Joint Secretaries, -GRHAT- CLEARING GALE THIS WEEK so OF.Ladies\u2019 Cloth Co-tumos, aud Skicts Children's Reefers Trimmed and Untrimmed Hals and Bonnets.Ribbons, Velling, ete.= On all of which we atv making GREAT REDUCTIONS ss they muet be sold in c ascquenca cf having 0 vacate the premises (ar thy [rasp me of ree building.\u2018MBS.D.B.MURPHY, from New York at Faguy, Leploay Freres.LE 19 Fabrique Street.1 Dr.L.O.Gauthier CASTO R ! A SPECIALIST Diseases of the Eys, Ear, Nose and For Infants and Children, Throatfosses St, Bt.Roch, Quebec EL AGE Sema \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE QUEBRC CHRONICLE is pub.AGAIN lished every lawful day by the A lot of sample \u2018ladies\u2019 felt hate] Chronicle Printing Company, at their &| printing house, Buade street, Queben.Ë Wallis, Managlag Director."]