The Quebec chronicle, 12 novembre 1900, lundi 12 novembre 1900

[" street, Que bec.- CBAMPLAIN 5c.STRAIGHT.At ail deaters, or at Jos Cote, ths popular tobacconist, 170 St, Joseph ee Chronicle.Je QUEBEC, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1900.\u2014 TERRIBLE DISASTER OFF YARMOUTH, N.S.St-amer Monticello Capsized by a Heavy Sea SHE IMMEDIATELY FOUNDERS OVER THIRTY LIVES LOST \u2014ALL THE WOMEN HAD BEEN SENT AWAY IN A BOAT \u2014 THE SMALL CRAFT SMASHED ON THE BEACH \u2014 FOUR OF THE OCCUPANTS ESCAPE \u2014 ALL THE PEOPLE WHO WERE LEFT ON THE STEAMER DROWNED\u2014 FULL DETAILS OF THE CATASTROPHE.\u2014 Yarmouth, N.S., Nov.10.\u2014 \u2018The people of Yarmouth were horrified this afternoon at the news of the foundering of the steamshipManticello while on a voyage from St.John to Yarmouth, with the loss of all on board except four.Captain Smith, late master of SS Pharsola, was a paseen- ger on the Monticello, and was one of the saved.He was the first man to being the news to Yarmouth from Pembroke, where he managed to reach the shore.From his account of the disaster, the steamship left St.Jom at 11.15 Friday morning.The wind was blowing hard at the time, but not enough to cause alarm to those on the boat.The storm, however, broke in its fury after the steamship had Petile Passage, and early this morning it became apparent that the st ip was doomed.ONE BOAT SENT ASHORE.About 11 o'clock this morning, the ship being hen about 4 miles off from \u20ac in Point, it was decided to send {he women ashore in a boat.Notwithstanding the terrific sea, Jas.E.Fleming, third officer, Wilson Cov, acting quarier-master, Nehemiah Murphy.second officer ain Captain A.N.Smith.volunteered 10 take them ashore The women aboerd were {hree in number, as follows :\u2014 Elsie McDonald, about 16 years of age, daughter of Alexander McDonald, tailor, of Yarmouth: Kate Smith, of Yarmouth, stewardess, and a colored girl (name at present unknown).\u2018These were got into the life boat with great difficulty and then the volunteers got into the boat and got away from the steamship.The wind was blowing on shore and carried {them rapidly towards land.STEAMER TURNS OVER.When this boat bad gone away, Capt.Smith says they were preparing to launch another boat from the steamship, but five minutes after the first boat left, the steamship was seen 10 turn over and then sink.Captain Smith does not think it possible that the other boat got away, and it is not probable that it did, as no sign of it has been seen.: The first boat was driven rapidly ashore near Pembroke, and on nearing land a gigantic wave caught the boat and threw her upon the shore, smash ing her to atoms.Captain Smith felt, himself going through the air and then struck something, and instinctively grasped it, and afeir the undertow receded found he had been thrown far upon the heach and had held on to the grass.He managed to gel his feet ashore and came to Yarmouth, where he arrived about 3.30 pm.Of the other occupants of the life boat, only three escaped, viz: Stewardess Kate Smith, 3rd officer Fleming, and Wilson Cook.Miss McDonald, 2nd officer Murphy and the colored girl were carried out by the sea again and drowned.NAMES OF THOSE ON BOARD.The following is as complete a list as can be obtrined of those on board \u2018\u201c HIGHEST PRICE \u2018\u2019 and \u2018\u2018HIGHEST GRADE \"\u2019 rive ont CIG AR 1cawapa.craft : Capt.I.M.Harding, of Yarmouth (leaves wife and daughter); 1st officer H.D.Newell, of Cape Island (leaves wife ana family) ; 2nd oilicer Nehemiah Murphy, of Yarmouth (leaves wife and family); 3rd officer Jas.E.Fleming, saved; quarter-master Owen Jomson, a Swede (leaves wife and child).at Arcadia, in this country ; Chief Engincer Chars Greig, of Halifax, leaves à wife and large family: Se cond Engineer Herbert K.Péple, Care Sable, wife and child ; Chief \u2018Steward Nathan C.Hopkins.of Yarmouth, wife and three dauehiers.Mr.Hopkins way chief steward of the Yarmouth and was only acting as steward of the MonTlrlllo for the trip in place of his btother ; Ashton Hopkins, pusser of Yarmouth, sng; Asdstant Purser Yasc H.Wilson loves a wite and one child; is a brother of Manager Wilson, of the Grand Hotel; abk- bodied scaman W.H.Dunn, single.Stanley Rimer, or Lockeport ; Robert Nickersoir, of Yarmouth, lcaves a wife and camily; Wilson Cook, saved ; John J.Whitman; Roturt Doucette, the ill(fated oiler, Yarmouth, leaves a wife amd family ; Winslow Ringer, oiler, Yarmouth, leaves a wife and child ; Semuel L.Gloster, fireman, colored, af Lockeport ; Jos.Cole, fireman, Yarmouth, leaves a wit; John Burke, fircinan, Yarmouth; George Nurse, fire man, Yarmouth ; Beecher Hopkins, waiter, oi Barrington, single; Austin Wickens, waiter, of Cape Island : Levi Nickerson, waiter, of Shag Harbor | Wynn Vanembung, cook, of Pubnico Head; Fred.Vanemburg.assistant cook, of Putnico Head ; Walter Cunninghem, mess boy.« Cape Island; Kate Smith, stewardess, saved.far as can be Jearned the following is the passenger list, all of which were lost with the ezrention of Captain T.N.Smith, of 1armouth, saved ; Alfred E.S.Elderridee, crockery merchant, leaves a wife and family : E.B.Sez key, of SL.John, traveller: W.E.Olive, of St.John, purs:x ol the ss.Prince Edward; Elsie Mac- Donald, of Yarmouth, daughter of Alex.MacDonald, tailor; colored sir).name unknown ; commercial traveller, seme unknown.THE VESSEL.The Monticello was purchased by the Yarmouth Steamship Company in March, 1898, and was valued at $30.- 000.\u2018She was partially insured.\"The Monticello left St.Jolm at 11 o'clock on Friday with sven passengers + and full cargo.Tle trép to Yarmouth was usually made in cight hours, Wit the Monticello was repurted by a schooner which passed her in tbe afternoon to be off Point Lepreaux and making slow headway in tte heavy sea.The cargo consisted chifly of meal, oil, mails, cement and lime.The Monticello was an iron hull, side wheel hoal of 1,030 tons, built at Wilmington, Del.in 1868, ran tetwcen St, John and Digby for eight years, purchased by the Yarmouth Steamship Company in 1808.and fias been runing between St, John, Yarmouth and Hatifax.BOILER EXPLODED.Halifax, N.8., Nov.t0.\u2014Later despatches of the foundering of the steamer Monticello state that on account of the heavy sca the steamer te came unmanageable.A small oat was lowered and six occupants left the ship.Others, fearful lest the small boat should le swamped, re mained on the steamer.Scarcelv had the small boat cleared the stcamer when a larye wave dashed acainst and boarded tls steamer.Almost imme diately a loud report was heard.The toiler had exploded and the steamer was blown to atoms.The small boat, driven befor: the wind, reached shore and was tossed among and smashed by rocks.Two lives were lest.Thus four out of the original 37 were saved.BODIES RECOVERED.Halifax, N.S., Nov.11, = The following bodies {rom the ill-fated steamer Monticello were washed ashore at Chebouge, a point ten miles from Yart mouth, have been identified as Mr.Tripp.traveller for D.Mager & Sons, Hatters and Furriers, St.John, N.B: Chief Steward Hopkins, second en- WARNING! Owing to certain unscrupulous Saloons and Stores retasling inferior waters for the genuine Magi Caledonia Mineral Waters, we warn the public not to bs deceived by such parties, as their object ie GAIN snd not princinle or honor.They buy the inferior for a few cents per dosen less but the CONSUMER is charged the same price aa for the genuine.When you ask for CALEDONIA WATER eco that our name is branded on the cork, M TIMMONS & SON.Agents and Bottlers, lgineer Poule, A.E, S Eldridge, Ru- | pert Olive, St.John, N.B., Baggagemaster Wilson, Owen Johnson, Levi Nickerson, Rotert Nickerson, Wynns Van Emburg, Austin Wickens, James Cote, Jom.E.Witmore, The fact that the trunk of a jewel ler has Leen rocovered, leads one to suppose that traveller Coleman, re ; Drésentinie Levy, Bros.& Co., Hamil ton, Ont., wan one of the unfortunates | Chief Engineer Greig, whose body nas recoverad, to Halifax, N.S.UTILITY OF THE SUBMARINE BOAT.A Celebrated Eaglish Ex port's Opinion of Them BE DOUBTS THEIR EFFICACY.\u2014\u2014 IF HE GOES UNDER THE WATER WITH A SUBMARINE BOAT HE WOULD PREFER MO SIT OUT- SIDE\u2014A SHELL EXPLODING IN THE VICINITY WOULD CRUMPLE THE BOAT -UP\u2014BRITISH ADMIRALTY WILL GIVE ONE A TRIAL.rae: London, Nov.10.\u2014Mr.Thorneycroft, England's torpedo boat wilder, has becn expressing interesting opinions on sulimarine boats.He doës not believe it reccssary for Great Britain to Vuilé sutmarine boats, even if the experiments of other nations have xen quite successful.He is carefully studying the problem of devisiug à submarine destroyer, should it ever be neces sary.But he regards the American submarine boat as the best type yet made.But fe doubts ity eificiency, even for harbor ence.\u2018A shell dropred in the neigh thood of à submarine boat,\u2019 said Mr.Thorneycroft, \u201crand exploded on a level or telow it, would give suflicient shock to crumple up the boat.Possession of a sAIbmMar- ine boat of your own will not help you to find an enemy's.They are at present of too limited range and insuffi~ cient propelling power to te really\u2019 a gorious factor, and the unsatisfactory problem of keeping a level keel under water i$ yet to be solved.If 1 ever have to go under water with a submarine boat 1 will prefer to sit outside.\u201d In spite oi the pessimistic opinions of Mr.Thorneycroft, the British admiralty has at last decided to gant a submarine boat designed by J.E.Howard, of Tasmania, an official trial.BRITISH ARMY T0 BE REFORMED The Private Will Then Be a Trained Soldier INO MORE HOUSEMAID'S WORK \u2014\u2014 ALL FATIGUE AND ORDERLY DUTIES TO BE PERFORMED BY A SPECIAL CORPS OF TIME- EXPIRED MEN \u2014 THE ARMY TO BE SCIENTIFICALLY DRILL ED LEARNED ALL PARTS OF A SOLDIER'S DUTY.\u2014r\u2014 London, Nov.12.\u2014 According to the Daily Mail a scheme of army reform of a very sweeping Character will come into operation carly next year.\u2018The scheme,\u201d says the Daily Mail, \u2018will make the British private a train- od soldier.Instead of a system miving the recruit merely a housemaid's work and allowing ho more than six weeks of military training he will in future get ten months of scientific drilling, all fatigue and orderly duties teing performed bv a special corps of times expired men.\u201cThe first four months will be de- voled to company training, including scouting, omtrenching, bridging and tak ing cover.The secoud four months will be used in battalion manoeuvres, attacking amd defending positicns and field firing.Two months will be given to grand manneuxrts «m a War scale.The remaining two months of the first year will be occupied bv furloughs.\u201cThe greatest attention will te devoted to markmmnships, and the allowance of ammunition will be greatly increased.Artillery training will also be improved.The War Office ix now acquiring control of large tracts of Jand in various parts of the country for training grounds.\u2019 em eeeman .TO RESIDE IN WINNIPEG Winnipeg, Man, Nov.10 \u2014An afternoon papcr'savs it is understood that Sir Charles Tupper wilt take up ger maneu! residence in Winnipeg with his {tclongs court, Armstrong Point, A GALLANT YOUNG QUEBECER WOUNDED In a Hof Engagement with the Boers pr\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MAJOR TURNER SEVERELY BURT a SMOKE .5c.Tod Sloan Sc.CIGAR.IN THE BATTLE OF TAOOMATI EYED TD TCD I EET } aves \u2014 rou PARTIS MILLER & LOCKWELL, : \u2019 + CANADIAN OFFICERS ALSO'IN- JURED \u2014 ONE OF THEM DAN-|4 Manufacturers, Quebec.¢ GEROUSLY.\u2018 = m\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 London, Nov.10.\u2014!4 has Leen re ioe Fed\" EITHE CANADIANS = |P.SIMARD & CIE, River on the .Licut.J.Hfroth Spun, Guat ARE FINE FIGHTERS|.\u2014.inmmennnnee was uangerously wounded.Lieut, R.BE.W.Turur, of *'B\"' Sauadton, formerly a Captain in the Queen's own @lipadian Hussars, was severcly wounced, while Lieut.H.Z.«, Cockburn, of \"A\" Squadron, and late Captain in the Governot-General's Body Guards, received slight wounds.\u2014 WOMEN\u2019S ELEGANT Fall and Winter JACKETS, They Have a Hot Battle With the Boers LESSARD AND EVANS\" BRAVERY The above despatch was received \u2014\u2014 trom London, En.veste Mis THEIR CONDUCT NOTED AND MANTLES, i ion Ww read W h information gallant Maior's many PRAISED \u2014 ALL THE DRA- CAPES friends in this city, who are anxiously GOONS ENGAGED DISTING- AND awaitiur further news.us loa late UISHED THENSELVES\u2014 THEY AND.hour last evening Hon.M.Turn HAVE A SPLENDID BATTLE Nour ed any news regarding Kiel RECORD.?Tailored Costumes iv r son.z .wounds received by his so tm At prices which for equal NOTED IND TAN London, Nov.10.\u2014 Lord Roberts, all round excellence can- telegraphing from Johannesburg under date of Nov.8, gives an interesting report to the War Office.He says: \u2018General Knox states that he takes no credit for the very successful en it of Nov.6, which was due, in the first instance, to the determination of Le Gallais never to lose touch with the enemy, and secondly, to the able way in which Delisle handled the firing line after L» Gallais and Ross were wounded.\u201cSmith Dorien reports that the fight ing of Nov.6 and 7th was very hard.His force consisted of 250 mounted troops from the Fifth Lancers, the Moyal Canadian Dragoons and Mounted Rifles, two Roval Canadian Artillery guns, four guns of the eighty- fourth battery, and 900 infantry of the Sufiolks and Shropshires.\u201cOur casualty list the first dav was six killed and twenty wounded, chiefly of the Shropshires, who fought splendidly.The next day the Boers tried to seize the strong position on the bank of the Komati, from which they were beaten out November 6, bul were prevented tv Col.Evans, the Canadian mounted troops and two of the $ith guns, galloping two miles and seizing it in the nick of time.The rear où the return march was defended bv Col- Lessard, with the Canadian Dragoons aml two Roval Canadian guns under Licutenant Morrisey.\u2018Smith-Dorrien says no praise can be too high for the devoted gallantry these troops showed in keeping oft the enemy from the infantry convoys.\u201cIn the aliernoon an event unpr.ce- dented in this war occurred, when some 200 mounted Bocrs suddenly charged the rear guard to within seventy yards when thev were stopped by the Canadian Dragoons.During the fight sixteen of the Canadians fell into the hands of the enemy.who treated them Kindlv and released them after remove int their own dead and wounded, during which oreration the Canadians were compelled lo lie on their faces in order that ther might not see low heavily the Boers had suffered.\u201cOur casualties were two killed and twelve wounded.\" PHILIPPOLIS RE-OCCUPIED.Pretoria, Nov.11.\u2014The British have not be eyualled anyw* ere.PRINCE DEAD WAS A GREAT FRIEND OF ENG- LAND\u2014OFFERED TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA-MARRIED AN iol LAUX.London, Nov.10.\u2014The death of the masaragau vl FAUSLS, at Sinus, NOC \u201clied 0, [EILOVLE une UL UR Lesc and ist uneresting presucts OI angle In Tue.sv Was he rat Telgnmg Friace Lo sand he etememis of te Enghsh gentleman and.indian po tentate.Euutated at Camorage.ne psturned to india and put 10 torce m ws ricn kingoom the relorms which ie had carefully absvrbea in England, enr uowing Itee hospitals tor Woinen, vi tablisiong orphazages, drilling troops, sending nem to help a British expedition and leading them personaly.It was one of hip t-euest disappointments not, to be.aflowed w serve in S Africa.But he Was not only a just and enlightened ruler.He became the best polo player in India, was a fearless rider, a deadly shot, was second only to Ranjitsinhji at cricket, and was one of the finest amateur tilliardists of the dav.The deceased was a clos: friend of Lord William Beresford, Lord Roberts and other well-known people.He was passionately fond of horses and imported a splendid stud and an Irish expert, named Biyan.to be master of the horse at Patiala.With Brvan went his daughter, and the Prine: {cll desperately in love with her, proposed, and was accepted.The Sikhs murmured and threatened to te volt and the linperial Governmentdreading trouble, endeavored to break off the match.But both Great tain and his own subjects were witted and eventualv appeasxd, brice: embracing the Sikh faitn.Her reien was short.Accompanvine her husband during a campaign in the icy Himalavas, she died of pneumonia, Al the bead of his silent srmv the Prince brought back tha hodv hundreds of miles to Patiala.where the remains wore cremated wilh all the weird Sikh rites, which this woek were accorded Elegant Novelties in Dress Hats.Rich Qualnies, Irrepronchable Styler.Moderate Prices.New customers arealways surprised at the combinations as shown here \u2014\u2014 The Butterick Patterns and Publi cations for Nuvember Now on Sale.Ona Price Only foiepbune 4167 F, SIMARD & CIE, 137 8s Joseph utreet, nt ues HEHE.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AN AMERICAN ON THE WAR.New York, Nov.11.\u2014zIn a despatch dated London, 1 a.m., Mr, I.N.Fordcabling the New York Tribune in re gard to the war in South Africa, says :\u2014Fresh details of the cngage- ments in the Transvaal show that the Boers are fighting with remarkable rourage and energy.De Weis battic with Le Gallais and Delisle was most stubboruly contested and the guns were abandoned only after a display of des- rate valor.Smith-Dorrien's \u2018fight- ng with Lhe Boers near Belfast lasted 4% hours gud his rear guard was only saved! by a brilliant defence, conducted by the Canadian Dragoons, whose gal- tautry vied with the valor displayed bv the Canadian contingent at Paardeberg.The Boers were hearu!v rein- Briout- the to himself.os ed Philini .S| forced in these operations aud not only itn fo ems occupied Philip olis after four hours hung persistently upon the rear and RELECOTTONS TN General French will take command tlank, but even charued on their horses of the Johannesburg district.in front at clo aries: por Tay \u2014 ; spair, pin- NEWFOUNDLAND| or) ROBERTS\u2019 DAUGHTER.| mands peut \u2018The Tlocis are tong a : , The coudnition of Miss rts, | men day by day, but now \u201chat thev THE BOND GOVERNMENT HAS À |daughter vf Lord Rolsrte, is more|are broken up into small hands with- LARGE MAJORITY\u2014LIBERALS | serious.out artillery or transport they have marked facililies for carrying on que rilla warfare: and are persistent _ in keeping up a hopoiess strugcle.While ther carry little food with them, every farm is à storchouse for them, where they can _ obtain supplies and fresh horses.How they contrive to oblain supplies of ammunition is à mvsterv.\u2018The stubbornness in refusing to yicld to the British cannot Le explained by {he illusions of Mr.Kruger's mission in France or ill-founded hopex that Mr.Bean's triumph micht have teen helpful\u2019 to them.They are fighting like men who have nothing left to live for aid are resolied to die game.While dix final exhibition of menuin: Dutch courage commands British res- fect.there ix ho turning back from the relentless pursuit of the scattered bands, WHAT KITCHENER SHOULD DO.Sir Alfred Miler has sounded © fresh warning against sedition in Cape Colony, and the military critics at home are crying aloud for Kitchener and scientific measures of dealing with the guerillas.As the Hocrs cannot continue the struggle without oblain- ing food, horses, arms and recrufts, rigotous policies are advocated tv which they mav be virtually intdated, CARRY A STRONG TORY DISTRICT, WANTS DAMAGES.aris, Nov.10.\u2014Dr.H.L.MeAuler, of Chicago, who has arrived in this St.John's, Nfid., Nov.10.\u2014The only [city from (he Transvaal, teils the re- clection return received to-dav Was |presentative of the Associated Press from the Fogo district, where Mr.| that he intends to present a claim Yor Earle, the Literal candidat, defeated [$100,000 damages against the Portuhis opponent, Mr.Cooke, by 392 voles.| gucse Government fof imprisonment at At the last election this district gave forenro Marques as soon as he can lay a Tory majority of 352.Tlo Fogo|uis cast tefore the State Department district for 20 consecutive vears pre-|at Washington.Ho says he is one of viots to this clection has rethrnd af the dew Chicago members of the Red Tory cafdute.The Bond Govern] Cross Society who refused to tear off ment has now seventeon members and | the badge of the organization and Ut» supporters of Mr.Morine ons mem- shoulder a rifle in behalf of the Hoersber.Throughout the war Dr.Mcauley al- loges he stick to the ambulance and TRIED TO CREMATE HIS SISTER atiended both the Hoer and British Rochester, N.Y., Nov, 10.\u2014The five wounded.Di.McAuley is very incensed at ti» treatment which he declares vear-old son of Henjamin Oliver this Americans received at Lorenzo Marmorning attempted, with childish de- | ques.being singled out for arrest fight, to cremate his 18-months-old sis- among all ihe refugees.He himself, ter, and only by th: merest good for- he adds, was thrown into prison {or tune was umsuccessful in accomplishing six days, finally being shipped oft to the decd.Both father and motixr were in a rear room of their home at Surope via the Rieste, without a charge being made against him or he the time and had left the boy playing on the floor with his little sister on à ing placed on trial.All his surgical instruments and peisonal effects to the bed near bv.asfiiep.Ax soom as his parents had Jeft the room the boy value of $700 disappeared during hin drew forth some matches, set fire to incarceration.The authorities, Dr.Me- Auley further asseris, refused Lo format him to communicate with tle United some papers, then held thom under the ; statiad out and run to death.Oneof matirass of the ted.He then sat Staten er ne Lichn, De.Me- the military ourmais sigeests that down and calmly watched the flames, |* uley sails for home next week.every fresh récruit {rom Natal and which commenced to burn up flercelv.GENERAL BADISN-POWELL ILL.|Cage Colony caught with arma in his The girl awoke and commenced to cry.which attracted the attention of the panmts, who succeeded with reat difi- culty in rescuing the child just\"in the nick of time.= hands should be tried hy court martial and shot.Other suggestions are that every encmy found in a British uniform or making foul we of dhe while flas or red cross should le hanged.It London, Nov.13.\u2014 General Baden- Powell, according to the Cape Town correspondent of the Daily Mail, has contracted enteric fever, but his Con { t } dition is not serious is also urged that the districts must (0 OUR A OULD IR ONB DAX BOER COMMANDERS KILLED.pe swept of anv cattle, horses and Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tab son.Mr.Stewart Tupper, at \u2018Ravens » Care Towu, Nov, 11.\u2014Amoag the [sheep ; that farm houses must te bar Boers who weie killed in the recent|ed and the seditious population fighting near Helfast were General cmptied.so that raiders will be unable Fourie and Commandant Prinaioe,s {to carrv on thet war, oy + lets.All druggists refund the money if it fails to curs.25¢.BE.W.(roves signature is on you want ONAMPLAIN 5c.STRAIGHT.all dealers, or at Jos.Cote, A ar tobaocsonist, 170 St.J street, Quebecsor+ereese rer S à gooû oigar ask for E 1 + ONE CENT.Z.PAQUETS Departmental Stores.7S NEE WORK PARLOR.\u2014 Our complete Exhibition of Fine Silk and Lace will be on Thursday, 8th of November Days of clas-ca will ba Monday, at 2.80 P.M., Wednesday, 10 A.Mand Thursday, 230 P.M, u Pupils can juin the classes at any mae.No conditions at'ached to these learons, they are absolutely free.Z.PAQUET.\u2014_\u2014 SONEREADABLE PARAGRAPHS \u2014\u2014 Women's New Autumn Waists Are shown and sold in these stores.Made of French Flannel, and half a dozen other equally pretty eflects in Black and the leading colors, with tucks in back, stock collar and cuffs.afta Silk Waists.In black and all \u2018the fashionable shades, lined, dressmaker finish, corded and hemstitched front and back.Fine All Wool Cheviot Dress Skirts Flare shape, trimmed and lined at an exiremely low price.Fine variety of JACKETS, low.prices For dress skirt or costume, you will find at tbe Black Dress Goods Counter a 50-inch twilt cloth worth 55c., which is now sold at 33¢, per yard.No more use to buy linen and make your own kitchen towels, when you can get them ready for use and hemstitched for a bagatelle, viz.: 6c.each.Still 40 dozen small napkins, damask linen, at 3c.and 1c.each.pure Have You Seen Our Genis Undershiris and Drawers Woo] Lined, fo 470.à piece?They are the 1eal things for Winter\u2014\u2014m\u2014n Suiprises such as we are offering in our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT happen but rarely.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Drummers\u2019 samples of LADIES AND GENT'S GLOVES sold at almost half price.A Fine Striped Heavy Sateen Will answer very nicely for skirt or lining use.Price 33¢., actually 2ic.a yard.A very fine line Matinee Silk.striped taffeta and lace work, Worth 50\u20ac.to 75c., Your choice at 37c a yard.Great sale going on in ous Basemeat and Furniture Departments.Just received an elegant variety of Fancy Goods, specially in the line of silverware, ele.It is worth seeing.Some more bargains in our Uoot and Shoe Department.1.PAQUET.165, 167, 169, 171 St.Joseoh St.TELEPHONE 2171 7th November, 1900, | y FHT TH or rh DRESS GQODS.4 NNNNNEN® New Fancies, 42 irich, only 25e.New Goods, 42 inch, only 35c.First Class Goods, only 506.; 54 Inch Tweeds, Rediced to $1.00 ++.: MANTLES.New Fall Jackets, Reduced.New Fall Mantles, Reduced.Waterproof Mantles, Reduced -» eo oe wil sm TAILORING.New Winter Overcoatings, : New Suitings and Tweeds, 4 Scotch Wool Underciothing.\u2018 a BEST ENGLISH BLANKETS, EIDER DOWN QUILTS and COMFORTERS PLAIN AND FANCY FLANNELS, LEONE Newest Carpets and Squares, New Oilcloth and Linoleums, New Tapestry and Lace Curtains Arti eb be EE 24 & 26 Fabrique Street, \u20180 90-4004 4 .BORORORORCHOR0E0R0R OUR FALL STOCK Is Increasing Daily.SVL During the past week we received a Jarge number of interesting aud beautiful goods suitable for presents, Among the new lines deserving special attention are many dainty designs in Fine Gold Brooches for the Hair.New Patterns in Scarf Pins, in Fine Gold Set with Oriental Pearls and Fnamelled.The Lute-t Fashion in Fine dold Links, scarf Pins and Brooches, Finished iu French Gray, Red and Green Sterling Silver Pocket Flasks, All Pierced Work.Storling Silver Novelties for Golfers Gun Metal Pocket Knives, Pencils, Match Boxes, and Cigarette Cases.Ladies\u2019 Shopping Bags, in Steel, Jet Electro Plate, and Sterling Silverar\u201d We will be glad of an opportunity to show vou our Newest Goodsvf t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA + Expert Optician in attend» anos from 8 a.m.to 6 p.m: G.SEIFERT & SONS, .Jewellers, 16 FABRIQUE STREET.8g @uebeg Chronicle UHROVICLE TELEPHONE, Ne.45.QUEBKO, NOVEMUER 13, 1908, The Chronicle Guarantees that it has a larger cireu- lation than the combined Jskuée of all the other English Newspapers in this city, and thatit has a larger circulation than any ôther English paper in this province outside of Montreal\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEHEC'S FRESH STANT, The announcement that the first dteaner to carry grain from Quebec to [Great Biitain is in port, that the new business is beginning for which we have through long years been preparing, that the port of Quetec is now for the first time taking its place among the ports of this continent ox à grain exporting port, is welcome tw to this city, and should be satisfactory news for the whole Dominion.The future of Quetec is now assured.We have, at last, railway connection by a short lire with the great lakes.The exports of the West will te trought by it more cheaply and more expeditiously to Quebec than they can te carried to New York.When they reach here they arc five hundred miles nearer to Liverpool than they would be at the American metropolis.Everything favours Quebec.We ale near:r the interior by several hundred miles than any other deep water ocean port on the continent.We are also nearer Great Britain than all rivals.What has teen conspicuously lacking in tie past has been the facility to bring busiress this way and to handle it when it is here.The deficiency has now Leen supplied.and to-day for the first time in our recent history we are slipping grain.Of course this Tools business is the merest beginning of the new commerce of (his city.Next year will be brought about tbe real inauguration.But the start is now made and, ruch as it is, it is most significant and most horeful for us.THE RESULT IX ONTARIO.Mr.Ensst Pacaud writes to the Chronick as follows under date cf November 10 :\u2014\"F read vour article of this morning on \u2018The Result in Ontario.I tink vou have misunderstood the remarks of Le Soleil on that subject.1 have translated wertatim my remarks, and would be very much obliged to vou if vou would Le kind enough to nut them before vour public.The following is the translation : \u2018All our calculations came to Ue point, excepting, however, Ontario.The firey appeals of the Mail, World «nd Hamilton Spectator during the last days produced their effect.The cries of * No Poperv,\u201d* \"No French- Canadians,\u201d *'No Catholics,\u201d have prevented thousands of electors: from doing tleir duty, who were, nevertheless, enthusiastic admirers of Mr.Laurier and of his Government.Let us have no ill-feeling over it.On the contrary, let us continue to prove by our tolerance, hy our loyalty, by the broadness of our views, that thev are greatly in the wrong when they entertain such prejudices against fellow.citizens, who, in return, want only their good.\u201d The above btler.we submit.fly teats out what the Chronicle has s-éd touching the remarks of Le Soleil on the ult of the ebctions in Ontario.In telling its naders that cries of \u2018No Popery,\u201d \u2018No French.Canadians\u201d* and ~No Catholics\u2019 carried Ontario our contemporary is grievously misleading.thein and sowing lhe seed of distrust in the future.There is o large Catholic vote in Ontario ; sufficient if consolidated ta turn the scale in favour of either party.In the late election it went overwhelmingly with the Conservatives, who made cnormous gains in consequence in that Province.No political party in Canada can dare to raise such a Cry as Le Soleil tries to pul into the mouths of the Ontario people, for it would not be tolerated by the intelligent Protestants and would be nothing short of political sul Jeide.The Government was beaten in Oulario, but fully made up for its less:s chuwhere, It can nflord to be gencr- ous to the people of that Province and refrain fmputing charges to tlem which are il}-foundedeee cer From the Evening Chronicle, RETIBENENT OF SIR CHARLES.The retirement of Sir Cuarles Tupper from public life has Leen precipl- tated, though not much hastened in point of time, by the result of the late election.Sir Charles is full of years, having passed the allolted span of life by nearly a decade.He is still in the enjoyment of a vigor and strength of intellect and will that are the envy of younger men.But political life, and particulariy (be manage ment of à great party, which has many hatd battles soon to fight, is far too trying and too exhausting for the Connervatives and the people of Canada %0 expect a man of Rie Charles Tupper's years to continue to devote himself to it.We believe it was only AL be ural solicitation of his .HR CHRONICLE, QUEBEC, CANADA, hat Sir Charles consented to relain the leadership during the late campaign during which he took every opportunity to plainly indicate who would be his successor hud the Consécyatives \"been returned to power.Sir Charles Tupper during his long political career, which, we believe, sut- now followed the disaster of 1896.He has lived to see every great project undertaken by the Conservatives vindicated by the country, end even by the moo who opposed it.He had withdrawn from political life whem, in 1896, at the call of his former associates.he abandoned the comparative ease and comfort of an official position which be was emjnently fitted to ce cupy, in order to take command of a party that was split into contending factions.Through his efforts the Conservatives have been reunited, diferen- ces have been sulordinated, and the parte has presented an unbroken front to the enemy.The oply appearance of discord in the ate campaign was the personal opposition offered by Sir Mackenzie Bowell to Mt J.G.Hag Kart in Ontario.but both gentlemen cordially and fully aboeptod the leadership of Sir Charles Tupper and worg: ed for his success.Sir Charles Tupper, like all politicians, had his foes az well as his friends.\u2018 If the latter were warmly devoted to him personally, he had to which his many years of success had engendered among his enemies.Never was a man in Canadian politics so thoroughly, and, for a time, so successfully: misrepresented and maligned as Sir Charles Tupper.The personal campaign was carried on so, petsistent- Iv that even Conservatives who did not know their leader personally Imad begun to suspect that it must be well founded.This was particularly noticeable in the election of 1896.but had, we believe, been completely overcome in the late struggle.Sic Charles Tupper had his defects, like most men, but he was an honorable, patriotic and conscientious salesman.Slander rais- od its tongue against him, but it never fastened for a moment one dishouor- able, discreditable or cowardly charge upon him, With the withdrawal of Sir Charles Tupper we close a chapter of the history of this country.He is the last of the leading statesmen whose £aith in Canada and in the Canadian people made Confederation possible, gave us the National Policy, and made the achisvement of our railWay and canal systems a success.New schools of politicians, which are both inspired by tie same confident spirit that Sir John Macdonald, Sir George Cartier and Sir Charles Tupper infused into Canada, are coming, and have come to the front.Canada today, whichever party may happen to be in power, is a strong, prosperous and progressive nation, because of the faith which its builders had in its future.Canadians can, theretcre, regardisss of party affiliations, pay a sincere tribute to the man who has now laid aside the duties and ibe tasks of public life.He has won many a battle for the Conservatives, and has been with them in their reverses, too, but he has never lost à battle he undertook for bia countey and fur his Queen.Sir Charles steps aside, but in the main his polieg goes on, and he leaves those in the Consecvative party who will yet be called upon to carry out to its full fruition.ee \u2014\u2014\u2014 WILL IT BECOME POPULAR?How Do You Like This New Fad ?Vegetarians, anti-cofe drinkers and food cranks of every description, must now take a bakk scat for à new fad has the floor.À society has recently been formed, the members of which pledge them- seives Lo vat no food whatever that has been cooked.They claim that uncooked food is the only rational healthful dict ; tilat onr remote ancestors ate no cooked food, and therefore if we dn the same vigor and health will te our reward.Raw meal, raw potatoes, raw wheat raw eges.raw cvervihing, is the enticing bill ef fare lield out &o the enthusiastic food crank of the future, and the society proposes to establish restaurants in the larger cities where this delightful menu may Le served daily.Modern cooking is bften a dyspepsia producer, because we (rv so many foods that shorld be baked, roasted.broiled rauge each narticle of food is incosed in hot grease which the digestive juices of the stomach cannot easily pec- trate; but vroperly cooked food és more easily digested than .the same food uncouked, and we predict for the new fad a verv limited following.The ral case of indication is the lack of Hvdrochioric acid and neptones in the stomach, so that no matter how well cooked the Sood, it can not ke well digested unless the gastric joice is atundant and contairs the TY amount of peptones to dissolve the food.Therefore tlhe mest sensible cure for poor digestion is to take after each meal some safe and 1+-Hable divestive like Stnart\u2019s Dyspopsia Tablets, which supply peptonex to ditest the meat and ngs and diataye to digest the bread.potatoes and similar starthv foods.Laxative mediches never cure indigestion, because they have no digestive (lst whatever unon the food ; on the other hand, i the food is proper- Iy digestod thei will be no nved of laxaisven : good digestion dock away with constipation.Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain arp aseptic ~ pensin (Govprnment test) pay for that by the great bitterness p or boiled : fried fo \u2018is indiarstible tes diatase and the dimostive elements which weak \u201cstomachs lack and U-y cure indigestion by assisting the overworked.rundown stomach in iæ hard work, until it is restored to its nom- ing! condition, when the tablets are no unger needed but there are thousands of robust men and women who never ent a meal without takitiz\"bue of Ste aril's Tablets, because hv so doing they passes : can eat wig they: please and Le 17e pass in length that gf pay otber Ca- [CR = a rr ohare OS jan, has had many, successes to] stuart\u2019s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold be daunted by feverse which bds{ py druggists\u2019 everywhere in the United States, Canada 2nd Great Benin A PRACTICAL SUCCESS A Successful Test of Maggbol's System London, Nov.10.\u2014 When the Ostend Dover Mail Packet Princess Clementine was nearing, Dorec.-yepter sage was received 3 boar Marconi system of wireless telegraphy from La Pame.It was re-transmit- ted to the Marconi staion at Dover Court, in Essex, more than eighly miles distant.MARCONI] SYSTEM ADOPTED.London, Nov.10.\u2014 The Daily Mail says : \u2018\u2019The Posial Department Commission, which has been inquiring into the subject, will shortly report, after some months\u2019 of deliberation, in favor of the earliest possible addition of Marconi\u2019s system of wireless telegra- phv by the pastal authorjiies.\u201cThe commission is also arranging as to terms for the acquisition of the Marconi patent and negotiating with France and Germany regarding their attitude towards Marconi\u2019s inventions.This evidently means a complete revolution in the telegraphic svstem.\u201d mr mr Dyspepsia in ite worst forms will vield to the use of Carter's Little Liter Pills.They not only relieve regent distress, but strengthen stomach and digestive apparatus.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 For the most fashionable Millinery ind Felt Hata\u2014Glover Frv & Co \u2014\u2014 Coal Cooking Stoves & Ranaes COAL HEATING STOVES.OPEN HEARTH BASKETS FENDERS and FIRE SETTS.Ge Eos Fait Telephones ?Pepe Tome 571% Gloves .AND.Hosiery.In Gloves and Hose we give special attention and are particular to keep only good makes.As all our bueiness is STRICTLY CASH, prices will be found low crnaïder- ng the qualisy of the goods \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 8 GIRLS\u2019 FANCY COLORED WOOL, GLOVES.A large assortment at 15c., 18c., 20c., 24c., 28c., 32c., 35c.GIRLS\u2019 WHITE WOOL GLOVES.Good value at 16c., 18¢., Z0c., 3%.26c., 28c., 30c.: LADIES\u2019 BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES.Extra value at 25c., 28c., a2c., 35c., 40c.48c.LADIES\u2019 WHITE WOOL GLOVES.Great variety at 20c., 25c., 29%., 80c., 35e, 3Rc., 40c.LADIES\u2019 FANCY COLORED WOOL GLOVES in all the latest styles at me, 38c., 30c., 36c., 38c., 40c., 45c., BOYS HEAVY \u2018KNIT WOOL GLOVES.Good strong make at 17c., 18c., 2ic., 23c., 26c., 27c., 28c.GIRLS\u2019 BLACK WOOL HOSE 5: 24c., 35c., 38c.LADIES BLACK ~~ CASHMERE HOSE at 32., 35¢., 38., 40c., 45c., 48c., fc, 5c.58e.LADIES\u2019 BLACK FINE RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE at 32c., 35c., 38c.12e, 45c., 48¢., bbc.BOYS' BLACK RIBBED WOOL HIOSE, heavy make, at 32c., 35c., 3fc., sc, 45e.BOYS' BLACK RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE, extra heavy knets, 40c., 45c., 48c., bic.FRENCH FLANNELETTE in a great variety of patterns for wrap pers, at 1%, 18c., 20c., 220, 34e.FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS,_ well made and perfect fitting, at $1.76 and 0, NAVY DRESS SERGE in fine and heavy makes, at 38¢c., 3%, 40c., tte, 88e.and 68c.LADIES\u2019 FINE KID GLOVES Drown, Black and all shades of at 98e.Extra quality at $1.40.CORSETS in all the best makes, including P.N., D.& A., P.CC, PD and Crompton in Black, White and Grey.Also the last Sttaight Frontrare mere SIMONS &MINGUY STOCESSORS TU SIBONS & FOULDS, %0 FABRIQUE STRERT., at in tan, gy , a Des |.by.the\u201d Nerve Pills, aided by Carter's Little |, Noire Pame Street, Lower Town | OHEAPNESS .So\u2014 FURS! FURS! Furriers to Her Majesty the Queen aro now showing a mcs.curplete ment of Fura, LADIES' FUR LINED WRAPS, In Silke, Brocsded Satis and Fazcy Olothe, in lighs colors for evening wear.Ladies' Fur- Lines Walking and Driving Coats, New and Pretty Styles in Neck Wear and Collarettes- MEN'S PUR LINBD COATS, Seal, Otter and Pertiav à amb Trimn © .RACOOON CUATS, ALL PRIOPS SLRIGH KOBES in Black Brer and Musk Os, Something Uhoice, ___ 85437 Busta Street.T.V.Scully, 141 8T.JOHN STRHNT.\u20140 THE BEST FLANNELETTEUNDERMENR FOR LADIES.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 STYLISH READY-MADE SHIRTS \u20140\u2014 Ladies\u2019.Gent's and Children's Wool Underwear.Ladies Costumes Made to Order T.V.SCULLY, ç 141 St John Street, asset LIGHT, REDUCTION IN PRICE.Complets Lamp Installed 75 vente Exe Mantes.oh Exta Chimpays.7° \u2018The Improvod Auer Light is the Best nd Strongest Light known, at balf the cost of any other.For male a9 tbe office of The Quebec Gas Company TELEPHONE 268.Oraers prompt'y «ttended to Insure Yourself quebec Burial Associationin virtun of the Revised Heatmtes of the Province of (uebes, respecting Chsritab\u2019e + mociations, A Membership Gives You a Ri he To tr of horses, chatnl gs de pate 1 $25, for 50c.a year, for all person re besween 19 and 80 ysers vf Another fund existe for children bebwost 3 and 10 yours Subacripti @ 36 cents à year.Advantages - A coffin aod hearse valued at \" WORKINGMEN Fhould not neglect this opportunity to be- Some members of the Quebeo Burial Associa.VEZINA & MOIBAN, 9 81, Joseph Street, Quebre.THE ART+ PRESERVATIVE RSS VIN PROMPTNESS Is ensured by leaving your orders for Job Printing © with us.NEATNESS .Ie the feature of our work which makes it known everywhere as a valuable aid to business.\"Por the class of work we do our prices cannot be Beaten.It pays to have whe Best, THR CHRONICLE + JOB + DEPARTMENT.ta MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16.1960 CHINIC INR SEFABRIQUE STREET FOOT OF MOUNTAIN} RIFLES, Latet Models.| SHOT GUNS, A Largs Vasiety .SPORTING POWDERS, Black and Smokelessna Bac Pod Tem (8 ere, and ments, complete pre Bp Canoss, Paddles.Tente, Camp Kit e Bags, Blankets, Boots Camp Bode, Camp Tabléa and Chairs, ete.4A Full Line of Sportsmen's Stoyes s full line of Me Clary's Famous Stoves.Th are all that the manufactus ere claim for them.Ses ad.te In another column.NEW BOOKS.The Gate'sss Barrier, by Looas Males.A Man\u2019 of His vil Hamilton Verulnmond, A Daughter of Witches, by Josana E.The Tle of Unrest.by Henry Seton rriman +n Seen Bv Me, by Lillian Bal The Man Stes ers, by MP.bhial Deacon Bradbury, by Edwin Ams.Dix Coffee snd Repartes and the Idiot, by K Banue eign ied o Romance ot bors or .Wallath $ Mary J, Riaflond Philip Winacod, by Kodert Neilson The Heare Highway, Wiiipe Some b7 May RB Sons of the Xi Kden Ftillpotte Tommy «ad Grisel, > Barrie a - AT.P.J.EVOYS, 107 8¢, Jehu Piro.2600004000440 04 000000 COtENTE0IHT0HHAIO\u2014O00S THE.Science or.Laundering.Thare ls à right aod a wrong oe a ae ot veer.Te have given vur business years fare BR enables us w give .te, THE BEST LAUNDRY SERVICE IN THE CITY ne; PERIL LAUNDRY 10 to 74 St, Valier Street, ar Telephone 05 = = Pianos and Music.Music Lovers Are entharissti admirers of the cele brated Gerhard Heotsman Pisa Ja arret voopach that ota te n vos] co Touch, tous, durability, finish, are a of the most supariæ charnoter one can convince bimaself of this by examining those instruments 8 ARTHUR LAVIGNE, No.68 8t John Street.BOER Or Anything Else as Refractory in the Watch and Clock Line Will he Disposed of by a Careful SKILLED WATOHMAKER.We have sdded vo cur esteblishesent n Watchmaker, one late of BEZZIE, LONDON, ENG.All orders will bs prompily attended, all work guarsntesd.Boglish Olooks & Specialty.A.& J.RUTHMAN 218 St.John Street, TALEPHONE 2206.WHEN IN MONTREAL STAY AT THB.St.Lawrence Hall.AY HORT ORMTHALLY LOCATED \"ro \u2014 Patroniseû by the Leading O sens Ox Quebec.Rates rem $5.50 per day En PHONE 45, HENRY BOGAN, - = Brian _JONDAY, NOVEMBER 12.1500 TRE LFLIONICLM, QUEBEC, CANADA, The chrontéh guarantees that these Want Advertisements have a lavg vr elrcula.tion daily than 1s given by all the other English papers in Quebec combined.D.ING.BY MOST SIPLEAND PRACTICAL methods.Tid wale aud Two-Step taught in a few hours.Kennedy's Dancing Academy, 25 St.Stanislas corner of St.John street.Or address $.H.N.Kennedv.26 Palace street, _ mia Vas TS UNION PRINTER, CAPABLE OF beiug foreman of ewning paper.pa Evening Chronicle after 4 ee WANTED.\u2014 SEVERAL SKILLED seamstresscs for our mantle workshop.Apply immediately at Z.Paevs stores, 165 to 17! St.Joseph FOR BALK, \u2014\u2014\u2014 rt FOR SALE.\u2014 THE TWO PROPERties belopging to Mr.Joseph Noku, war ibe Ste.Foye Church, on the Ste.Foye Road; oue sel-coutained house and fine ground ; and one coact- maker and blacksmith's shop, with two lodeings above.LaRue & La- Rue, notaries, 58 St.Ann street.FOU ALL OR IV LLY.HUUSIS FUR SALE OR TO LET.- That first-class property, No.7 Chaupluin Street, suitable for » Store r Viarehouse, with dwelling overbesd, For further partsculs: apply na the premises HOMES For srs) \u2014_\u2014 EE Ye Men 10 KENT \u2014 ONE NICELY FURnished front bed-room to rent, in private family : heated bv hot water, on bathroom flat.Apply to 118 St.John street.PIANO WANTED WANTED.\u2014 AN UPRIGHT GRAND piano.Must be in good condition and low price.Address Mrs.Carson, 51 Garden street.Monev to Loan.By the Quebec Loan and Investment Company, in large or small sums, on |g Pk Bonds, Mortgages and] 3% Real Kstate, Stocks.Terms eanv.Office : 75 St.Peter Street.ROBT.LAROCHE, Sec -Treas.DR.A.LAROCQUE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA, Office : 250 ST.JOSEPH STREET.Hours: \u2014 om 10to 12.2tob.Office: 467 ST.JOHN STREET lows : From 8to 10.12t0 2.7 to8.The Sterilized Milk Supply Co.Desire to infurm all those withing to take yearly contracts, that they are prepared to supply any qaazntivy of Milk as the following prices : Uasicurized Milis, fom ob pint up, at tbe rate of 24 cents por gallon, Milk not pesteuriæed such as sold by the milk gendors in general; suppliod in lots vf b gallon*, at 180.por jallon.J.A.ROBERT, Manager.Quebec.1101 St.Valier street, Telephone 2162.Public .Notice Is Lereby given thas the plan, profile and Look of reference of the lands across which the Bridge and Railway 10 be coustruciod \u2018by the Quebec Bridge Company passes, jn_the County of Quehee, and which Haw been duly Ee: ined and certified according to law, have Been and arg actually deposited in the Department of Railways and Canals at Ottawa, and that the said Quebce Bridge Company have d ted copies of the said plan, book of reference and profile at Quekec, in the Registrary Office for the County of Que- The present notice is given in accord- \"ance with the Railway Act.and to serve\u2019 as a public notice to all parties interested.THE QUEBEC BRIDGE COMPANY.Quebee, Nov.3, £860.LATEST BOOKS.The Reslist, by H.Flewerduw, lue.Mathern'a Deughtors, by M.J.Holmes.D wintia, by E Goul The Irish Brigade, ¥3' G.A.Henty.With Buller in Nate, Contdine of the Clans, by Mac Tan.Dr.North and Lin frisnds, by 8.Weir Mit che! yieights of the Crore, by tle author of Quo! A Kept Squire, Illustrated, by F.W.Hayes Sons of the Man'ng, by Kdw.Philipotte.The Gatelore er, by Lucas Malu ti, T wmv e A Grizel, by J.M.Barris.Mistrees Peunrick, by Dutton Payne.The Connpirators, Ly R.W.Chasubers, snd many others Also, the Do-ble Antumn Number of the Ladies\u2019 Fiotorial, thy Gentlewoman, sic Ane over 1000 of the Latest Chap Novela tion oe.upwards cared.John E.Walsh's, Eookesller aad\u2019 Smtiones 28 St Jobn Street, Quebec.Fur a pretty Mink go to FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.et CANADIANS IN ST.JOHNS Warmly Received hy the Newfoundlanders.St John's, Nd., Nov.12.\u2014 The Allan Liner Cartheginian arrived here last cvening, having on board thirty- five invalids LMongjnt to the Canadian Contingents in South Africa who are returning fron Endlish = hospitals, They were accorded an enthusiastic reception today.AGAIN.of sample ladies\u2019 felt hats y, Lepinay & A lot from New York at Frere's.For tour fun NA Y VKERE, Children Cry for 3 AE) P COUNSELLERS, F 48 ey Outer'Coaditiéns Always AWect tlie Mind, And if you ure supplied with clean andsatisfactory Linen from our Leundry, your reflectionsw il) he ples- sant.In every department we do wiat we advertise the best work iu town.198 Crown Btreet.SHON AN 4 RAKHI SANS MEDAL D OCEO CEE SOUVENIRS OF QU The Emile J 59 St.Jos ¥oLAREN'S CELEBRATED ORDERED IN PREFERENCK All Other Brands BF THORR.WEO HAVE MADE TRIAL OF IT.n0+040% NO ALU M All Imgredieuts Mure and Perfectiy Healthful.AND VAKE XO OTHER.| NOTION ts hereby given that the pict at the motith of Cap Rouge River is submerged, as well as the other deep waler pier that was there up to last winter.at the end of the Long wharf.The position of the pier at the masuth of Cap Rouge River is, as heretofore, shown by a flat Buoy by day and a white light by ght and the position of the DEP WATER PIER.recently taken at the end of the Long Whar, {3 in a straight Nine with the sald flat buoy and about 600 feet to the west thereof.CAP ROUGE PILE AMD WHARF 00.N.FLOOD.- Manager.The Correct Makers and Trimmers of .} Only the First Quality Furs We Ue.oor en PLEASANT REFLECTI FRONTENAC ELECTRIC LAUNDRY AND DYE WORKS, .Branch Office 99 John Street.South A WAR FOR SALE BY JOHN DARLINGTON OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.QU CIT AOROLITF OTL OOHRS (hat oughi Lo trot along too.EBEC A SPECIALTY.+++++++4404 44444 H 00 CHE F .æif.ANCE &MUL ERCHANT TAILORS, DRESS AND OFFICIAL TULIP VLA VTL TRB TLS FUR-LINED +I OR OOO wOe Hines Fabriqu ACHE ACA HHI HO AON ONS.Phones 2408 and.410 + frican RIBBON ECHEC SEEN C \u201cThe Time o\u2019 Day.\" - Ye old times have passed away, a7 there are a few old time- pieces There's nothing more foolish shan the man with » foolish old watch which doesn't know which .way \"sis going and often stays to find ous, Our magnificent stock of Jewellery includes many handsome watches which are reliable acot, Jewelry Stars eph Street.« It's she Office Chair which should be at the office, and tbe \u2018Lounging\u201d Chair for the home, after working hours.No matter what the requirement in furnitute, we aru prepa: tu meet it at the lowest figure.JAMES PERRY, Wiring of AU Descriptions.+.+.ALSO ON BANDA Yull Bupply of Shades, Pendante, Bracke Belly, Batteries, Anauncistors, ser Row Bar ~ SE All Orders Promptly Attended T¢ 88 ST.MICHAEL.STREET, PHONE GS 1).NOTION.Tho undersigned IT not be responsi- die for any deblsa contracted fu his name witboub an order signed by him- HORACE VALLIERD.CASTORIA.oO May t1, 1000, Shawinigan Falls, Oct.13, 1960.è Streetwo WR HAÉERDASHERS OVERÉOAÏS = .i Sportidg News, i SPSS PSIVRICSIIIS PEP THE ROUGH RIDERS ARE CHAMPIONS Of the Ontario Rugby Union for this Year \u2014 oma THEY DEFEATED THE ARGONAUTS mr ms AFTER A HARD AND WELL CON- TESTRD BATTLE~BRITANNIA DEFEATED BY MONTREAL-\u2014 VARSITY LOSES TO QUEEN'S ~THE LATTER HAD AN EASY TIME\u2014HORSE RACING IN NEW YORK~LAVAL DEFEATED BY Y.M.CA.TEAM.\u2014\u2014re J Toronto, Nov, 16 \u2014OUttawa\u2019s Rovzsh Riders are ci ions of the Ontitlo Rugby Union.They won the title by beating the Argonauts this affetnoon at Rosedale by 20 to 12, the lialf tiae tably keing 14 to £.The game was one of the Lest that could Le imagined The weather was ideal for the p ers, but a little too cold for the spe tutors, although there were frilly 25 on the grounds, who yelled tle:nsel hoarse at the good play.Both teams put up a wonderfully clever gain, putting for all that was in it.The Ottawas won the toss, and had à good wind behind them in the frst bali: while on changing the wind td ved away, the local team thus failing to derive the same advantage as their opponents: The Rough Riders took 1h: ad in 1e start and were never -ser- Lauled, although at one stage tbe game lonted 1n Le coming Argonants war.The Ottawas, however, were too {ricky.and they outplayed thé Oarsmen ot their beadwork.The game was 18 markadtle for ifs pretty plays and ruck, especiaily the foot race between Little Johnny Powers and Long Hardisty, who overtouk him\u201d The crowd Tapresented Hamilton, Ottawa and Torontofor a number of visitors came lo town to see the final struggle and the game was well warth the raoney.Ollawa, al the stari, were 2 to 1 favorites.and Argogaut supportess took ali fr: sighi.Ore of the features was that Lieut.\"Billy\" Marshall, just.returned from South Africa, was on the Argonauts line, and he showed that he could play football ss well as he could fight.He put up a fast game and scored ouly touch-down the- Oarsmen got.work of the officials was, taking it al round, fairly good, but on ona or twe occasions the veferce left vue or (we funny-lnoking scrimmages on the part ot Ottawa go, and Le only once stup- ped the oflside interference play, QUEEN'S WON.Kingston, Ont.Nov.10.\u2014Queents had wo trovhle to-day in defeating \u2018Varsity at football.Thev ouiplaved them nt every point and made a dreary game to witness, The attendance was fajr.In the first half Queen's scored {5 points ; in the second \u2019Vursity = made two.Young made the first touch failed to convert.and Weail oT.\u201cIN DISTRESS.be er La Chm ate obi arrived teams would have tied - A great \u2018 po thed at Lombriied by occasions! exchames of 49.01, long.-37.02, the British - fisteafls, were characteristic of Ux hs, 02, bg Bt LL infor play: In fact at one time it would DAU a, was sighted flying sigoals have taken verv little to have gat \u2018the pre fips ; ifying ot under coutgol.re we speclators at emch other dn upholding PO ! OF QUEBEC, ; \u2018a eugites were stopped, but no as the rights of their favorite clubs.Arrivals © ]'istance was, asked.At that time the weutber was Une.So DRIVEN ASHORE.White Fish Polyt, Mieh., Nov.10.\u2014 The Canadian steamer Arabian was driven sshore un White Fish Point in i'e gale to-day.She struck the beach atout cipht miles west of here, and being without cargo went high and ry.The crew were rescued with the id of one of the life-saving crows and Te now all right.The steamer does 10t appear to have been badly dam aged, as the place wherg she struck is sandy.Tugs wiil be sefit from Sault Ste.Marie to lier rescue when the wind ots down.The mea to-night is very jeu \u2018The «teamer is owned by J.{8.Fairgrieve, of Hamilton, Out.She measures 770 guoss tons and was built in 1892.Her dimensions are 178 feet brel and 31 fest beam.She is valued at about $50,000.SIGNAL SERVICE.Quebec, 11th Nov.1800.Father Point\u2014Cloudy ; west wind.Inward 8.15 am.Manchester Corporation.Metis-Cloudy : strong wes.wind.Inward 2 p.m-, Livonian.Cape Mapdalen\u2014Cloudy ; north-west wind.Inward | pm., Roman.id orem Islands\u2014Outward 1 p.m., St, af.rare fee Come and see our suits for boys between 3 and 16 years: we have them for all ages.Also a large lot of Reefer overcoats.Facuy, Lepinay & \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE KAISER AND HIS BARBER Berlin, Nov.10.\u2014Emperor Wilham's barivr, Francois Haby.the investor of His Majesty's style of moustache, re cently ventured to remark @ \u201cWhat dies His Majesty think of China?\u201d This so ruffled the Emperor's temper that, taking Haby hy the car, le escorted the bartur from his chamber.The incident has been laughed at throughout | Berlin\u2014\u2014\u2014 A FIGHT WITH A DESPBRADO.tle Is Captured After a Fight With Deputy Sherifls, Big Timber, Montana, Nov.10 \u2014Af- ter a running Oght, during which thro deputy sherifis were wouzded, SI=rid Kellofl and posse captured tbe desperado who Jast night rebbed and probably fatrëly sho1 Frank Beaver near Lo fans, and then killed Sheriff Young and wounded four deputies who attempted to arrest him at Springdale.Two miles west of Big Timber a deputy shensll challenged a man who proved 10 be the fugitive.The latter immediately opened fire.Other deputies cane up, and after a long chase, during which dozens of shots were exchanged, the desperado was finally surrounded and overpowered.None of the deputis wounded to-day is fatally Hurt\u2014_ SNAKES REPORTED IN IRELAND td London, Nov.10.\u2014bt.Patrick's decree and (he experience of hundreds of years to the contrary, snakes have been found in Ireland.Two specimens of the ring saake have been found at Bray.They immediately paid the pen- ally of death and the skins are kept as great curiosities.The Irish press maintains the noptiles were imported from England\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 For your costume cloth to Fagu: upinay & Frere.® T \u2014\u2014 rm LORD SALISBURY'S SPEECH Is Well Received in Germany\u2014Qpinions of the Fress.Berlin, Nov.18~Lord Salisburs's Guildhall speech Is commented on favorably by tte German press, epecially the passage anent ihe Angloierman agreement, in which, inferentially, Great Btitain's pro{ierman scniimenis are divulged.The British premiers army orm refeiences likewise meat, with approval, mand the hope is expressed that the reform will be thor- ABSOLUTE - Genuine Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.Must Bear Signature of > FOR DIZZINESE, FOR BILICUSHESS, FOR TORO LIVER, FON CONSTIPATION, FOR SALLOW SKIN.FOR THE COMPLEXION RTERS (CA DFE Wve?awd , @ QURE 910K HEADACHE, ® , 4 + \u2014 MILITA 000000080000 0608060000 A murine of she Quebec boys ot se Rowll Cumann Regiment, re omidk lire thea South Aftica, a= willl a Wer wwds and admirers, we Chateau Frontenac * Lg Amoag those present weft A Curporals Hill and Twed Prrvates Lambkin, Culver, Home.Jewell, NcCann, Cov .Warren.Thr friends present were Capt.W.Price.Capt G.Van Felson, Lt-Sgt.Drum, AMC, Capt.Wells, Fleet Paymaste S.Hill, C.Brodie, A.Picard, W.Banks, W.H.Scott, G.M.Craig, J.Mullins, P.McKean, W.Home, Bru seau.Capt.W.Price was unanimously voted into the chair and explained that the meeting had been cal for th purpose of forming an association tu enable the Quebec members of the South African contingents of all arms to ceicbrate annually by a dinner, the brilliant part taken by them in this memorable campaign.Private Bert Lambkin was then re quested to act as secretary, and the members and all present were called upon to offer suggestions.Private Frank Home suggested the 26th February as the most suitable date upon which to celebrate, which was to.The choice of this date will enable the boys to fittingly celebrate our Majuba Day as well as their brilliant feat of arms at the cap ture and surrender of Cronje at Paardeberg, which was, it is freely conced ed and admitted by all, due to the bovs of the Canadian contingent.It was then decided that other cities should be requested to co-operate ir making a general orlebration through out the Dominion on the same night Sergt.J.A.Adams suceested the ir mediate election of a committee © carry out the wishes of the meeting which resulted in the election of Messrs J.Home, J.Hill, C.Tweddell, M O'Meara, J.Tregeett, A.J.Price and Al.Turner, and Bert.Lambkin secretary.Messrs, Wells and Bruneat acted as scrutineers, receiving a Cordial vote of thanks for their work.Several names were then mentioned as officers of the Association, but it was finally decided to defer the election of officers until the return of the other members of the contingents.In the meantime the committee elected will attend to all preliminary work.The meeting was a highly satisfactory ard enthusiastic one.Fiveryome present appeared to take a deep interest in the organization, and future success of the association.When the names of Lieut.-Col.Pelletier and Lt.Swift were suggested as officers there was an outburst.of applause.showing the immense and well deserved popularity of these brave officers.- e .e Gunner George, (Charlie) Ress, of E Battery, one of the Canadian contin- ment, who left (the RCA.here for South Africa, reached home last night.He arrived with the rest of the contingent at Halifax, but was detained there in the military hospital.Gunner Ross was wounded in the arm at Faber's Farm on the 3Mh May last, and went into hospital on the 6th June, afterwards contracting enteric fever, which delayed his recovery and prevent ed due attendance being given to his NEWS AND RY VIEWS.tition.He was in Sergt.Lyndon's section m the mémorable morning when the doers \u201cpeppered\u2019\u2019 our boys in their vents at revolver range, and it was only by the strict military training od disdipime acquired in our pertna- veut force here that stood to them ind enabled \u201chom to escape aonibila- \u2018ion.As it was, seven out of nine muners were shot down by the soeak- ælves in farm houses.Gunner Ross' troubles are not yet \u2018wer, a8 ho will be obliged to remain n hospital for some time, and when tig condition permits some of the shat- ered hone will have to be removed.When Gunner Ross loft Halifax there sas still remaining in hospital several nvalids, one suffering from pneumonia.The many friends of Mr.James Barington, of the Dominion Cartrid \u201cactory wi,l regret to learn that he .s confined to the house, suffering from + severe attack of gout.Sgt.T.Pugh has been placed on ti strength of the R.C.A.State Band, «nd will remain here in future.The aany friends of Sgt.and Mrs.Pugh will te Pleased to hear this, \u201cH Co, $th Royal Rifles latest uisition is a mascot in the shape of Billy Goat, presented to the Comany bv Private Donnelly, brother of ae of tie members of this crack Comany.It paraded for the first time 1 the Company's reading rooms the sther night.A Winter Camp is now engaging the tention of the officers of the 8th \u2019egiment R.R.This was foresha- \u2018owed in this column some time ago.Lt.Dwyer, 1st Regiment Canadian artillery, habfax, tas entered upon + long courts at the R.C.A, here .\u2018.Lt.Paradis, 6th Regiment, Canadian sruMdery, has joined tie R.C.A.doi à short course.The R.C.A State Band within the ass fow days has secured the services of several new bandsmen, all first class .gusicians, and the band is now up le she roquited strength and able to hold Je Dominion.The Quadrille Par4y, given bv the rank and dle of the K.C.A.Friday sight, was a grind.success, It was participated in by all ranks.The de- corasions were profuse and tastefully atranged.Every attention was paid to the comfort and enjoyment of the guests, and a very pleasant time was spent.Some seventy-five couples en joyed themseives tripping the light fantastic toe 40 the music of a splendid orchestra under the able leadership of Haudsman Wallace.Tle: spacious Gymnasium was beau tifully decorated for the occasion, and great credit is due to the conmittee of management for the success of the entaertainment.Refreshments wee plentifully served and everyone enjoved themselves, the happy party breaking up in the wee sma\u2019 hours of the morn- wound owing to his enfeebled cou- CeCe TD Der BeBe DoE Te BeBe POLITICAL NEWS.! WANTS A RECOUNT : Tara, Out.Nov.10.\u2014 At the sum-; ming up of the votes here today, by the returning officer for North Bruoe, Mr.A.McNeill; Conservative was de clared elected by three votes.It is understood to be the intention of Mr.J.E.Campbeil, the Liberal candidate, to ask for a recount.OTHER RETURNS.Brockville, Ont., Nov.10.\u2014 The re sult of the official recount of the bal: lots polied in this riding was ammounc ed this afternoon, The majority of John Culbert, Conservative, is 221.There was 23 more votes polled than in the last clection; 28 ballots were vejected and 13 spoiled.Kingston, Ont.Nov.10.\u2014 The of ficial majority of Mr.H.A.Calvin, Conservative, in Frontenac, is 364.Belleville, Ont.Nov.19.\u2014 The offi cial returns give Corby Conservative.8M majority in West Hastings, and Northrup, Conservative, 71 in East Hastings.SIR CHARLES\u2019 RESIGNATION.Ilow it is Looked Upon by the English Press.London, Nov.10.\u2014 The news of Sir Charles Tuppers retirement from politics was received with widespread regret here.It is not forgotten how strong a lead he gave Imperiælism in Camada and Englapd before it gained ils present gencral acceptance.It would be felt most fitting were public and official recognition made of sucl services.As regards the election re sult, it is accepted complacently.The Times suggests today that Sit Wilfrid Laurier owes his victory tc his personal hold in Quebec.In the absence of any political question of first importance to divert the slecto rate.On the other hand, Hon.R.Bond's teturn to power in Newloundland and the possible partial repudiation of the Reid contract, has a disquieting effect In circles concerned with Newfoundland's credit.SIR CHARLES\u2019 RESIGNATION, Toronto, Nov.10.\u2014 The armounre- ment of (he decision of Sir Charles Tupper to retire from public life, made by the Conservative leader today al Montreal, caused considerable excite ment in political circles.Few of the prominent Conservatives of this district were disposed to give their opinion for publication as to the party leadership.Mr.W.R.Brock, M.P.for Centre onto, and one of Sir Charlev\u2019 most \u2018tutémale friends, maid it would \u2018bs most disastrous for the party and the country were Sir Charles to adbere to the view said to have teen expressed by him, and vet, at his time ing.00 TrCw tu © to Ottawa and fight in opposition for four or five years.It is not to be ! wondered at, therefore, that he wishes [settled at a conference brtween repre to retire.Mr.E.B.Osler, M.P., said it would take the party some time to get accustomed to the new conditions created by Sir Charles\u2019 retire ment.R.L BORDEN FOR LEADER.Torouto, Nov.9\u2014 Late to-night it wag stated that local Conservatives were freely considering the mame of Mr.R.L.Borden, M.P., of Halifax, for the leadership of the Conservative party, in succession to Sir Charles lupper.Mr.Borden is regarded as one of the safest and most conciliatory of tie younger Conservative members, ind lag in a marked degree the art of naking friends.J EY, AMERICAN STEEL IN ENGLAND (T DOES NOT WORRY THE BRITISH MANUFACTURER-ONLY SURPLUS OF THE AMERICAN ARTICLE OFFERED.London, Nov.10.\u2014The determénation of the American steel manufacturers .avade these markets is not, apparent- iy, worrying the Fnglish trade to any extent, judging from the opinions of a master cutter of Sheffield, the head of one of the gratest steel orgeniza- tons in the countty, who said to a representative of the Associated Press \u201cI do not helieve American trade in steel rails in England will ever amount to much.Every manufacturer gets a certain surplus, which, if he can find a market, ix clear profit.We are get- ing the American surpius and believe they ap: relling cheaper here than in their own country.When such competition becomes serious it will be ne cessary for the American manufactur- rs to devote more than their surplus to this market.When they do I te lieve they will ind they cannot beat ug in prices of in quality on ovr own eround.Business here is as good ax ever and promises to remain so.1 ~annot sev we have vet felt (he pinch of American river.\u201d pr LARGE FIRE IN BUFFALO Buffalo.Nov.10\u2014The fire which started [rom an unknown cause = tonight in the fashionable apartment house, No.239 Fimwood Avenue, did $100,000 damage tefore it was controlled.David Owens, master mecha nic, of the fire department.was badly burned and otherwise: injurd by an explosion of eax which occurred during the progress of the fire.The loss on the building and fits contents is Tully covered bv insurance, neg.ste t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 IF YOU PLEASE, Do nok forget the very large selec ton of ladies\u2019 blouses and costumes that may be found at Faguy, Lepi- of life, it would be vecy bard to go nay & Fred's, ng Boers, who had concealed them-|Cross B® district was well attended.The its own, il not surpass any other in|; Fas SPORTING NEWS.(Continued From Third Page).At Annapolis, Md.\u2014Navy 14, Pennsylvania State College 0.At Philadelphia \u2014Flnnaylvania 13, Lafayette 5.me At Cambridge, Mass.\u2014Harvard 11, Brown 6.At New Haven.\u2014Yale 35, Carlisle Indians ©.At Detroit.\u2014lowa 28, Michigan 3.At Ithaca.\u2014Cornell 39, Oberlin uv.At Buffalo.\u2014Columbdia 17, Buffalo Universit8 0.At Middletown Wesleyan 11, Hoty At Amherst, Mass \u2014Williams | 16, Amherst 5.; At West Point.\u2014West Point 11, lla milton College 0.At Princeton.\u2014Priuceton Freshmen 17, Yale Freshmen 8.THE TURF.New York, Nov.10.\u2014 The last Saturday's racing in the Metropolitan track had dried out and while not fast was safe and good and one of the best cards of the season was run off.The wea.her was clear and bright.The sport \u2018began with a big upset, Magic Light winning at 50 to 1, while 100 to 1 was quoted in places.He beat the odds on favorite Prestidigitator, a neck, nding a weak finish.The Mus keteer took the second at 6.10 1 beating the favorite a short head in a hard drive, O'Connor made most of the running with the latter, but Burns brought the Musketeer up with a well timed rush and won on the post.The Rhymer was an easy third.Trillo was a lukewarm favorite for the third race and made the running to the last furlong pole, when Henry brought the well played Knight of the Garter up with a rush amd won easily by a three lengths, from Double Dummy, Trillo teing third.Favorites then took the balance of the card.THE McCOY DIVORCE.New York, Nov.10.\u2014 Daniel Ingrahm who was appointed referee in the divorce suit brought by Mrs.Norman Selby against her husband, Prer re eer ee reer.FOOTBALL IN UNITED STATES.UNRUNIOLE, QUES 8) CANAL Castoria is a Castoria is for Infants aud Childrenharmless substitute for Castor ©!!, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.It coatains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance.It is Pleasant.Its guarantee is thirty years\u2019 use by Millions of Mothers.Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverishness.Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic.Castoris relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.Castoris assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving healthy and natural sleep.Castorin is the Children\u2019s Panacea\u2014The Mother\u2019s Friend.Castoria.| \u201cCasterin is an excellent medicise for | children.Mothers huve repestedly told me of its good effect upon their children.\u201d Dr.G.C.Ox cop, Lewell, Mass.THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF x Castoria.«Casteris Is so well adapicé to children that I recommend it as superior to any pre scription knows to me,\" H.A.Axcuxs, M.D.Breeklys, N.¥ > e « APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.THF CTMTAUR COMPANY, TT MUARAY STAKET, NEW VONK CITY, Norman Selby (Kid McCoy) filed his report to-day, and finds that the pugilists wife is entitled to her divorce.RYAN WON.Chicago, Nov.16, \u2014Tommv Ryan casily disposed of Jefl Thorne, of Eng and, at the Chicago Athletic Club to- nigld.The fight wawsto hve been for six rounds, but early in the third round Ryan landed a right cross counter on the jaw .that landed the Englishman te sleep.The fight was Ryan's all th way.In tie first round he played with Thorne without attcinpting to do much until the round was nearlyv over.when he landed a hard right on the iw that sent Thotne to the floor foi the full count.The second round war ali Ryan's and he hit Thorne when and where he pleased, tie latter beine unable to come back with any elect In the third round Thorne became ambitious and made mevercd leads al Ryan.The latter ducked the first of them and shbt a counter that ended the fight.YACHTING.Toronto, Nov.10\u2014The Royal Canadian Yacht Club decided to-night to is sue a Challenge for the Canada's Cupnow held by the Chicago Yacht Clubas a result of the Genesie's win.The race will be sailed next summer anc the terms, time and conditions will be sentatives of the two clubs.As the cup is held by virtue of the victory of a Rochester vacht, the Rochester mer may want to say something as to thr conditions of the race, but the general view here is that the American yachts wen will decide to have it sailed at Buffalo during the Pan-American exhibition.There will be several designs from which the challenger may be tmilt, and Mr.George H.Goodethan is credited with the intention of spar ing no expense to bring the Canada\u2019 Cup back to the Dominion\u2014\u2014\u2014 nee FAST TIME ON THE C, P.R.ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE NILES IN ONE HUNDRED ANL TEN MINUTES\u2014LORD STRATH- CONA ON THE TRAIN.Montreal, Nov.10.\u2014 The Canadian Pacific made a record run to-day be tween Montreal and Ottawa, making the 112 miles in 110 minutes.The reccrd trip was made by Lord Strathcom on the special train which left Windsor Station at 5.37 a.m.reached Vaudreil, 24 males in 26 minutes, the rate being 54 miles per hour, and the cun thence to Ottawa, 88 miles was made in 84 minutes, at the rate of 63 miles per hour.Deducting ten minutes for stops and slowdowns while pass ing through yards the actual running time was 100 minutes for the 112 miles The run was made on a heavy track, snow having failen all night,\u201d which makes the speed all the more phe tomenal.ree A eee res.DECLINED THE OFFER Denver, Col, Nov.10.\u2014Col.W.J.Bryan has declined an offer of an editorial position on a Denver afternoon at a salarv of $10000 a year, u Ns reply, which was telegraphed from Lincoln, Neb., to-dav.he says: \"L shall remain here and in the futur: ax in the vast, defend with tongue and pen the principles which I believe to be right and the policies I telieve to be wise.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TORONTO'S BIG BELL Toronto, Ont., Nov.10.\u2014\"Big Ben,\" the 12,000 nound tell of tte City Hall chimes, was taken up to the City Hall late this afternoon on a railway truck.A crowd watched the skidding of the big fellow on the piat- form, where the two smaller belle of 2,000 pounds and 1.000 pounds, respectively.had been placed earlier in the day.0 teams Wen required to draw the truck up the gravel road to the deft side of the main entrance of the buildings The work of pacing the big belle in the tower will begin | | Gentlemen\u2019s Clothing \u2014e Gentlemen's Coats, Vests and Trousers Of «ll kinde, French Cleaned, Dyed and Finished.Dress and other goods lined with silk, carefully cleaned without injury to the linings.PFEIFFER'S DYE WORKS 21, 4 & 6 McMahon Street.PHONE 524.$ | A Harmless Effective Remedy FOR GRADUALLY REDUCING OBESITY.Prescribed by the celebrated Doctor Cathell, with the -esult that the excess of fat would be progressively reduced «ithout endangering the patient's general health, Can easily be sent by mail.Just received at - J.E.LIVERNOIS.SG PROVIDING HEAT N J IN WINTER asses B COSTS MONEY wo = ah The Famous Florida Is the resulf of So years experience.Flues constructed the same as ins base burner\u2014carrying the fire three timer the height of furnace and around the base before entering the smoke pipe, oe Direct or Indirect Draft, Jit Anti ClinkerorQuaduplex ES Grates.Eight Styles, and 2 Ms capacity forany size of building, PAMPHLET AND ESTIMATES FREE from your local agent or our nearest house, THE McCrary Mra.Co.ODS LovpoN TORONTO MONTREAL AND NEW FALL GO New Costume Cloths New Dress Goods, New French Flannels +++++++++++%++ettt%t40 New Dress Skirts, New Jaokets, New Costumes.Davidson & Horan 9 8.Jon Stren DRINK AND THIRST.It is à inistake to suppobe that col drinks arc necessary to relieve thirat.Vety cold drinks, as a rule, incremsc the feverish condition of the mount\" hot drinks relieve thirst and \"cool of a the body when if is in an abnormally heated condition better than ice cold drinks.\u201d mm orxt week and it is expected that the first chime upon the holla will ring dut the old cmtuy, \\Experieuce shows it lo be a fact that For a good wild-at cost go to FAQUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, snd stomach and so create thirst 500 LBS.OLD PAPER EXCHANGES, ETC.FOR S.ALRK.1c, Per Pound.Apply at CHRONICLE OFFICE Quebec, 22nd October, 1900.PAY YOUR TAXES.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that uniess the Taxes for the current dear are paid without delay, the ac counts will be banded over to the Recorder's Court for collection, All the accounts due for sidewalks and drainage will also be handed the Recorder's uct, if not paid imucedi- ately.By order, C.J.L.LAFRANCE, City Treasurer CITY OF QUEBEC.CSTE, OF SUELEO.} 3, i, BY-LAW NO.371.A By-Law to Amend the By-Law Concerning the Carters.(Drawn up In the French Language).At a meeting of the City Council of the City of Quebec, held in the City Hall, in the said City of Quebec, on the 8th dav of November, nineteen hundred, in conformity to law, and in virtue of a hy-law passed Wy this Coun cil pursuant thereto, and after the observance of all the formalities pres- crbed by the statute in such cases made and provided, at which nwefing are present two-thirds of the memters composing .the Council of the City of Quebeé, that is to say :\u2014His Worhip the Mavor and Aldermen Barrv, Belan ger, Byrne, Cantin (St, Valier), Cantin (St.Sauveur), Casgrain, Cote (St.John), Cote (Montcalm), Cununings, Drolet, Drouin, Duchaire, Foley, Fortier, Jobin, Leonard, Marois, Morissette, Norris, Rancour, Rioux, Roy, Tanguay, Taschereau, Vincent, Walsh.Be it ordained and enacted by the Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council ordains and enacts as follows, to wit : 1.Subsection No.1 of section 26 of Rv-Law Na.275, passed bv this Council on the 27th of Januarv, 1888, is hereby replaced bv the following : One row of vehicles on the north sice of St.Ann street, between Garden street and Chauveau Avenue, to be used nnly by vehicles for the transfer of persons.PE oub-section No.10 of said sec tion No.28 ~f said By-Law No.3754s hereby ied, 3.The south side of St.Valier street facing St.Peter's Market, between Duquesne and Durocher streets, sball in the future be a carter\u2018 stand.S.N.PARENT, Mayor.Attest), ¢ H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.DUT QUEBEC.) By-Law No 370 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Concerning the Eloctric Railway in be Streets of the City of Quebec.At a meeting of the City Council, of the City of Quebec, held at the City Hall, in the said City of Quebec, on the twenty-third day of October, one thousand nine hundred, the following by-law was read for t rst time : Be it in consequence ordained and enacted by the City Council, and the said Council doth ordain and enact as follows, to wit : 1.Section 16 of said By-law No.335 is amended by adding thereto the foi- lowing paragraph : \u2018This change may be ordered provided it does not create serious trouble to the Company.\" 2.Section 23 of said By-Law is amended by adding thereto the following agraph : \u201cThat portion of the mid railway crossing Victoria Park may be closed during the winter months.\u201d 3.Section 27 of said By-Law is re placed by the following : \u201cTime tables indicating the sections of the railway in operation and the hours of the trips in each section, which time tables shall be Shea wr proved by the City Council, , from time to time, be posted in the French and, English languages hy the Company on the inside of its Cars, and shal; also be published in form of circular to be distributed by the Company among their passengers.All other information posted by the Company in its cars {hall be printed in both lan.QUARES.4.Section 4 of mid By-law is re laced by the following : \u2019 \u201cWhen a car must be stopped at the corner of an oi fon street to & low passengers to get on or car, such car shall be stopped before crossing such intersecting strect, and not opposite the said intersecling street, unless it be necessary to act otherwise in order to prevent a collision or an accident.5.Section 80 of said By-Law is replaced by the following : \"When a car must be stopped at a corner of an intersecting sireet after having crossed it, said car shall be stopped only after it aball have com- pletely crossed over said intersecting street, and not, the Kpace covered by such intersecti street, unless it be necessary to ac! otherwise in order to prevent a collision or an accident.\u201d 6.\u2018Section 38 is amended so as to tead as follows : \u201cEach car shall be supplied with a arming gong, which the motorman shall ring when the car ix at a dix.MMONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1800 tance of at least forty feet from each crossing, and whenever it may be other wise NÉCESSAPY, .Section 35 of the said By-Law is pded by adding thereto the following paragraph : \u201cThe Company shall put up and keep up in good working order in Victoria Park fen lighls at the spots to be determined by tbe Road Committee.\u2019 8.Section 37 of the said By-Law is amended by adding thereto the following paragraph : \u201cThe present disposition shall be applicable only in auch portions of the city where such increased circulation fa required by the demands of the pub- 9.No fare shall he charged for the conveyance of childien under seven years of age, provided they are accompanied by their parents and they do uot occupy seats.\u2019 10.Section 40 of said By-Law is amended by adding at the end of maid wecifon the following words : \"Provided thi § this makes no change number of hours.\" 11.Section 47 of said By-Law is by substituting the words \u201c\u2018seventy hours\u201d in place of the words \u2018sixty hours, \" 12.Section 49 of mid By-Law is amended by adding at (he end thereof the words: \"But such extension of the said road shall not be exacted if the said road is already built therein, or if it is not justified by the wants of the inhabitants of such territory thus annexed.\" 13.Section 54 of the said Dy-Law is amended by addine the following paragraph : \u201cThe Company shall have the right to a renewal of said contract for another period of thirty years.subject to the.following conditions, to wit : \"That instead of granting the said renewal of the said contrac for thirty years, the city shall have the right to purchase the said road with ite acces- soties and dependencies, by paying ite value and 10 per cent above its said value which value shall be delermined b two arbitrators, one of whom 1 be appointed bv the citv.and the other by the Company.and if those two arbitrators do nut sgree, they shall add to their numuer a third arbitrator, and the decision of those two arbitrators as to the said valuc shall be final and without anv appeal therefrom, and the city shall have to pay the amount of the said award before taking possession of the said road, its accessories and dependencies.\u201d 14.Section 58 of the said By-Law is amende\u201d by striking out in the beginning thereof the folowing words : \u201cDating from the first day of July, one thousand, eight hundred and ninety eight,\u201d and substituting in their place the following words: \u201cDating from the first dav of Janukry; one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine.\u201d 15.Section 57 of the said By-Law \u201cDating from the first day of Jui, be amended by.ætrikin out in the be- ginniag thereof the following Words : one thousand eight hundred and ninetv- eight,\u201d and substituting in their place the following words : \u201cDating from the first dav of Januarv.one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine.\u2019 16.All infractions of the provisions contained in section No.19 of By-Law No.335 shall be punished each by a fine not exceeding forty dollars, \u201cand in default of payment of said fine with costs, by imprisonment for a period not exceeding two months.SCHEDULE.Description of the sections (routes) over which run the cars of the Electric Railway.I One section begins at Champlain Market, follows Dalhousie, St.Andrew streets, the mare in front of the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway Station, St.Paul, Defosses, Crown, Notre Dame des Anges streets, Boule vard Langelier, Demers, Bagot, Sauvagcau, Boisseau, Durocher, St.Therèse and Aquduct stæcts down to St Valier street.I Another section runs from the west- era limit of Victoria Paik.and follows Gignac, Crown, St.Valier, Cote d'Abraham, d'Aiguillon, d'Youville, d'Auteuil streets, up Lo St.Louis street.I Another section runs from St.Paul street and follows the Viaduct and Palace street up to St.John street.Iv.Another section runs from the Post Office, in Upper Town, follows Buade, de lay Fabrique, St.John streets, to the western limit of the city.and also follows d'Aiguillon street from its intersection with St.John street, west to d'Youville street.v.Another section runs from the Post Office, in Upper Town, and follows du Fort, Place d\u2019Armes, St.Louis, axd Grande Allee to the western limit of the city.VI.This routs runs from Champlain Market, follows Dalhousie, St.Andre, 31.Lawrence streets, the Viaduct, Palace, St.John, de la Fabrigus, and Buade streets, to the Post Office, Upper Town, and returns by Du Fort, st.Ann, d'Auteuil, St.Patrick, d'Yourille, d\u2019Aiguillon, Cote d'Abraham, Crown, losses, St.Paul and 2 Peter stroets, to Champlain Maret.VII.\u2018This route runs from Champlain Market follows Dalhousie, St.An drew, Bt.Lawrence; St.Paul, St.Joseph, Crown Cote d'Abraham, d'Aiguillon, d'Youville, St.Patrick, d'Auteuil.St.Louis streets, to Dufferin Terrace, and returns by St.Ann, Garden, de ja Fabrique, St.John, Palace, the Viaduct, St.Paul, and St.Peter streets, down to Champlain Market, ab Et \u2014\u2014 fu PUBLIC NOTICB 1S HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to section 30th of the Act 20 Vict, chapter 57, as amended by section 11 of the Act 31 Vict, chapter 83 and section À of the Act 39 Vict.Shapter 81, the above By-Law will he 2 second time and Paseed on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD day of NOVEMBER instant, (1900).H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, : City Clerk, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1900 wr Le THs LrNUNIULR, QUEBEC, CANADA.15 : LIVERPOOL SBRVICE 1000.Montreal snd Quebec to Liverpool \" Atemmur Phi | q fre \u2014\u2014 \u2014_ .\u2014 | Liverpool, Qucbec and Montreal a a EE ay 18 Doxinmx .Nov, 3 Nov.$|; « \u20192bCaunroman } * wi \u201c 10 Portland to Liverpool Lu A re, Livmroos, | Sresuss PORTLAND 3PM Th Nov.&| \u2018an noves.,,.Nov 8) Bet Sr 2e) Dose.oh Dee A VANCOUVER, \u201c*_ #31 DQUINION.BOSTON SERVICE.Fast Twin-Sce-w Psssenger and Mail Bervios Boston to Liverpool, via \u201cusenst wn.Lr | Seamer Prom Boston Thursdays ' Wednesday.Gower 25 New EmazanD.|Noveæber | 7 Novembr ! CowMONWRALTH \u201c 14 92 Nzw HNOLANL.{December b \u201c 29/1 OMMONWEALTH.\u201c 19 \u2018Lb above swamurs are Desen ap wito Me latest approved system of sors, and are specially adapted for the carriage of pee- ishable freight.All shese Steamers have supario) oassenser sscouncdanon smidehip Salocae, Biterr Lighte sad spsions promsusde \u2018Rates of Pusvage to $100.Osbis\u2014To faverpool, 860 ve » #19.\u20ac > LLAN LINE.ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.Established 1862.Summer Arrangements 1900 p tweragw | Liverpool, London, Londondeery, Belfesd or Glasgow, $22.0v and $36.00, Glasgow aad Naw York Services Faon from Guascow, | STmsmsiy dou York \u201d Soph.Nasnanta 13 October 7 1 ol array «30 Ce wa Aasninian 3 November MTS À POSE Glasgow and Montreal Service x From ee es at pro a « SreausE rom *toera-çe\u2014 iverponi, Londonderry, \u2014_\u2014 London 226.00.\u2019 90 Sep 16 Ootober.Thess 3üciauvrs Gsve axcephonsily goud s- angemsate with tue Railways and are = ÿ adapted for she aarriage of Fine Goods, | 97 #eni d ali cargo iving promp and can rating Tarench Billy of Lading iva! © alt Pointe _ > fer revus.Thing accommodation, and nil al mation, mp 0 W Mu MAGPHKRSON, \u2019 A No #8 ntnonels Awa (ueber Steamship Company, XxX BX XCAAD.BERNTDA AND WEST INDIRS ROYAL MAIL LiAES SAILING FROM PIER 47 NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK | rmuda 8.8.PRETORTA, Wedncsisy, 14th Ncvewber, 33 10 a.m, : For St.Thomus, St.Croix.St, Kitte, |- Antigua, Guadalous e, Dominies, Martini jue, St.Lucia and Bar badnes.: 8.8.MA! IANA, Saturday, 1746.Nov: mber, 2% noon.For further informatin spply to ARTHUR AH (RN, KRBRIIMIE & UO Agen A.E.OUT.1 3 J 38, Br sdwey, Now Fort BR.M.STHOKING, - = Tteltes Avrnt, 39 Ft.Gaul.Bess, Ubver Town.ELDER DEMPSTER LINF.BRAVER LI¥p SPECIAL NOTICE.The new Twin-Scraw Stenmship \u201cLake Chamu ain.\u201d will be the last Muil aud I seeuger \u2018steamer.to leave th - StL wrenio this dns for Live wool, wailing from Montreal on 22ud Nove - hér and offre ing epeciat arcomm duion to Baloo avt Fec nd ise pa sen.gers toa vo Cabin Pascsgn, 847.20 nod agwinin Sd Cali £33.00 wod we Through bookings + Continenes! Porm Foe fraighis or passage apniy t0 - ELDER DFEMP TKR & 00 48 Dalhonair