The Quebec chronicle, 25 octobre 1902, samedi 25 octobre 1902

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STONE WALL JACKSONS UCCESS IS ENTIRELY DUE TO THE RECOMMENDATION OFTHE REGULAR CONSUMER.-~ ATLANTIC FAST LINE DISCUSSED IN HALIFAX Public Meetiog Last Night Disrusses the C, P.R, Co\u2019s Offer \u2014_\u2014\u2014_ ORCIBLR SPEECRES MADE BY MESSRS, KENNY AND INRIS._\u2014 Halifax, Oct.24.\u2014Halifax wants a fast Atlantic line for Canada, and her \u2018people want it to be the very best that can be produced: The splendid meeting in the Academy of Music last night -under the auspices of the Board of Trade, the crowded audience, the Barmonious, enthusiastic apirit mani- festod, were ample evidence of this.No > ubsli t was ever seen ni Pi thet of last night.rom ight o'clock unlil after eleven, held by a fine array of speakers, attention of the meeting was close- who roughly traced out the subject.Among the speakers were: Dr.- sell, M.P.; Wm.Roche, M.P., A.re Bell.M.H.J.Logan, ) re- .mier Murray, F.B.Wade, M.P., T.F.Kemney, President King's County Board af Trade, and Senator Wood of New Brunswick.i Thé apeskers were perfectly unsnim- ous that Canada requires a fast line equal to the best or none at all; that the present was-the opportune time.Mr.Kenney's and Inpes's remarks were of especial interest from the lact that they advance! arguments to show that it was not necouary fix most important matter should he nidetracked on account of not having tho companies to take hold and carry it to a suc- | hem.po .Nr.Keony wan very warmly received He expressed his thanks to Dr.Rusmill, J.Logao and Senator Wood; For himself he always heen in favor of g last Atlantic service.Never in the history of thix question had he thought the chances for its success heen so great as at the present time.Fiftecn yenrs ago Sie Charles Tupper had, in the House of Commons, moved a resolution that $500,000 he devoted to tho cstablishment of a fnat line.Subrequently.this had bean in- ereascd to $750,000.Vested interesta, *financial reasuns, and other causes had \u2018prevented tho consummation of the proposal « He helievel that we now ave a company in Canada that could manage a fast line better than any company in England.He referred to the Canadian l\u2019arific.People who say that it would be too great a financial task for us sre the \u201cinen of little faith,\u201d the same class of men who had once raid that the C.I.R.woulkl not pay for ita axle grease, aml would never carry a bushel of grain.They were wrong in that, aml they will be wrong in this.No company would have a greator interest in making such a line 8 aucoses than the C.P.It.Cowhose interests depend upon the de- \u201cvelopment of the counter on their bringing as many people bare as possible and kenp.ng them here in order \u2018to make customers of them.A com- uy that has pre-eminently sucerede:t in operating à splendid line on the Pacific conkl do the same un the At lantic.We cavnot secure thie Cana.\u201cdian fart line bevauss we have more faith than we hoc! in the past, because the people are more wnanimous.| Mr.Kenny referred to the first through train on the C.P.R.from Montreal to the Pacific Coast which was in 1885.He was in London ay the time, aml he called on the president oho CPR.con ulated him.ir (ieorge Fpl anid he intended to wait on the British Government and offer to carry the Imperiai mails to the Orient, which woull mean a fast line on the Atlantic.Bir George said that the Atlantic line should be from a \u2018non-tidal port in England to Halifax.Halifax oll the year round.| Later in Ottawa Sir Ueorgo had said thay it could not be Halifax because of the hostile influence of the Bt.Lawrence.Thas influence is lexa hostile now than | w it was then.Mr.Kenny was glad to heliove.Hin opinion wan when he heard Quebec: was [rononed for the summer and Halifax tor the winter to accept that breause he was sire that | soon it would develop into Halifax the t round.Me lances spoke in part aa follows: inally Jet me say\u2019 the success Te will attend the advantages which 1 is hoped to \u2018sined by the entablishment of a [ant Nine will de not xo much on (he auhaidy and pond n much upon bhe provisions of tha contact to he entered into, a» tho ability, charsiter sod finan- in stamling of the contractore.It Is mot god policy and will bo the re verse of wise to give such R contract to à mere aubaidy-sveking and financially weak combination.For this reason Ÿ was pleased (0 see that the CP.had, put in an offer to establish tho service, and the tance of ita er wonld, {0 my mind, be à guaras- tee that the gervies would in overy respect be worthy vf Canoda and of the company.I ismagine that = the neral opinion in Halifax is, or has fee adverse to the C.P.R., but i he.lieve that the Jreiudion s net well founded for the following reasons : The financial stamling and ability of the C.I%IL.in unquestioned, and its record -and experience shows that its undertakings are always carried 10 a prompt anc-msuccesstel ienue.Once embarke fn the fast service enterprise it will be a matter as well of prime importance as business sagacity to exploit it for all it is worth and con- duet it on broad and comprehensive modern principles.; Unlike a mere atramship company operating under a contract, the C.P, R.must and will by the cjrcumstance of tho case keep abreast of the times and introduce from time to time all modern improvements, whether of construction, equipment, br speed, and whether called for by the contract or not.The C.P.R.can command a tra- ffie for the fast line auch as cannot be commanded hy any other combination The Morgan merger was only possible hy reason of the traffic controlled by the Morgan and Vanderhilt railwaye.PROSPECTS OF WK.R.- L.BORDEN,\u201d CONSERVATIVE LEADER, 18 BACK FROM THE WEST; AND 8 WELL - 8A- TISFIED WITH CONSERVATIVE SENTIMENT THRHE.* Montreal, Oot.24.\u2014MNr.R.L.Borden, the Conservative leader, arrived here to-night on his return from his Western tour.Mr.Borden expressed hisusell ns highly pleased with the manner in which he was received in the West and said thut he believed the pre a of Conservative success were guud.Mr.Borden will leave for Halifux to-morrow, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 COAL SHIPMENTS.Shamokin, Pa, Oct.24.\u2014Thirty thousand tons of coal were shi pod from: Joeal.collieries to-day to Ph la- delphia and New Vork markets and 2000 additional went to work here today.A few more mogcunion mer resigned to-day a t the region.The Tenth Regiment, ew is encamped bere, aspects to be.rocalled soon.wwing to the peaceful conditions prevailing.mm re rte SETTLING DOWN 10 WORK Scranton, Pa., Oct.M\u2014The wining companies in this region report {o- tay that largo ædditions were made to their working forces, and that by Monday, à start will have been made in all the collierivs, excopt those at which extensive\u2019 repairs undertaken dur ing the strike will not be completed.Superintendent Rose, of the Delaware and Hudson Company, which operates thirty places, said he did not know of a single \u201cimported\u201d workman in the company\u2019s employ, Other su- porintendents said very lew remain.Tho fect that many imported men have quit the conl regions mede possible the order of Governur Stone, directing that the sokdiers be recalled as fast \u201cas conditions would permit.\u201d Sherif Schadt to-night informed General Gobin that he was satisfidd to fesume the responnibilitios of taking care of Lackawanna County from now on.: rs Lotrion, Oct.24\u2014A deapnich to the Daily Mail from Copenhagen says that the\u2019 Gavernmons proposes that Prince aldemar, the Ring's youngest son, bo Jere Governor of the Danish West ndies, .mm rt tr te Conductor No.3756 was running an Amsterdsin Avenue car up town, when a woman carrying a big basket want od \"to get out at 136th street.She could not catch tho eye of tha conductor, who was on the rear platform and she seited the indicator strap and jerked it three times.This rang up three flares, and the conductor ganpe \u201cWait! Wait!\u201d ho yelled, frantically.\u201cPI atop the enr!\u201d Bat the car did not stop, and the woman kept ou tugging at the rope until a tollar's wort of faron were rung up.Thon the car stepped.A pusrenger pt a quarler fn bin hat, and, \u201craying that the conductor would suffer by the woman's act.and that he woul start a subscription, pasred his hat around.Nickels and dimes were flowing in, when the eon.ductor atopped him, and said be would write an explanation to the manage ment and get his money back.SUCCESS GOOD!\u2019 \"HE PREMIER IN QUEBEC HE ARRIVED YESTERBAY AFTERNOON AND REGISTERED AT THE, CHATEAU FRONTENAC \u2014 RECEIVES FEW CALLERS, AND + TRANSACTED NO BUSINESS.Sir Willvid and Lady Laurier, Hon.H.G.Carroll, Solicitor General, and Nr.Boudreault, the Premier's private secretary, arrived at Levis yesterday afternoon over the I.C.R.from Montreal, and crossing to Quebee, procecd- ed to the Chateau.The Premier looks in splendid health, and last evening war callel on by a number of eal politicians, but only a few pri- vilegel: ngs were accorded an audience.eo the others who sent their cards to his room he sent a memage that he desired reet, but would be happy to sce them this morning, when he war open for business.Among the callers received were Sir Alphonse Pel letier, and = Messrs/ J.B.Laliberte, chairman, am! N.Rioux, wember of the \u2018Quebre Harbor Commission, the two latter remaining closetedwith hin for two hours.It is not known what transpired during the evening, but it is certain that the question of a successor to Hon.Mr.Torte was not practically discussed.This morning, however, Sir Wilfrid will meet the leaders of the party in this district.when the matter will be dircussed.| \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NO YELLOW PRVER, \u2018Havana, Oct.24.\u2014Dr.Dinlay, chief of the Sanitation Department, commenting on the bealth conditions of Havana during the month of September, says the death rate here was then 17.8 per 1,000.With the end of September a full year was completed since g case of yellow fever originatel in this eity.i» is an event which atunds unparalled in the history of the Island.\u2014\u2014\u2014Z MORE MINES OPERATED Wilkesbarre, Pa., Oct.24.\u2014 There were 22 more mines in operation in the anthracite region to-day than yesterday, and the output will be close to 100,000 tons.This is as near ax can he estimated.From reports received the total output yesterday did not exceed 73,000 tons.When in full operation the mines employ in every capacity about 145,- 000 ten and boys.Of this number it is estimated that 82,000 were at work to-day.A moro amicable fecling prevailed to-day between employer and employe than yesterday.They.non-union men, despite .what may be raid to the contrary, ave being displacel at many of the mines and the old employes are taking their places.uns SHIPPING CHAMBER PASSES RESOLUTIONS OPPOSING ANY SUBVENTION TO BLAIR TORPIDS \u2014 NOTHING THAT DUES NOT PROVIDE FOR AN EFFICIENT NAIL SERVICE AND CANNOT BE USED AS CRUISERS NEED APPLY,- London, Oct.24\u2014 At @ mecting on Wednesday of the Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom, the following resolution was passel: That having considered the report el probability of a large subeidy being granted for à fast wail service, and alan for a rervice of large freight steamers between Canada and England we de protest strongly against the payment of any subsidies or subven- sions to shipping by the British Goveriynent unless they are confined aole- ly to the purpose of securing a tio- roughly vate mail eervico and the Lutilization of such steamers as cruis- ern.Morristown, N.J., Oct.24,\u2014H.Chan dice Egan, the Western goli.champion topresenti Harvard, and H.N.Mc.Farlamd, of the University of Pennaylvanis, will fight out the individual championship ~ of the inter-collegiate Gal Association in a final round of thirty-six holes, at match play, over the Morris County Golf Club pA The bent match of to-day was in the semi-finals between H.B.MoFarland, of Teansylvania, and H.B.Hollins, dr, ot Harvard, An extra hole was neonesary and the former won five to aix, ere pers = Parin, Oct.24\u2014In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, Prime Minister Combes said the Government wan pre parod to intervene in the strikes of the miners and dockers with the oh.jrot of providing an early vessation of tho troubles.Ne ree ere Gosnine Casteria always bears the Sigantare of Chas.11.Pletaher, When Baby wes sick, we gave her Castaria.Whes che was & Ci), she cried for Castoria.Wik 3 she became Mive, she slung to Castoria \u2018Whenobe had Children, she gave them Caster.|WORKMEN UNITE \u2018I thoy want, on condition that WITH EMPLOYERS SIKIKING PLAN A PER GRANT DEDUCTION FROM THE .- BMGES OF THE MEN IS TO BE ASIDE AS A SPECIAL: TO PAY 25 PER CENT ;; THE COST OF ALL TIN - RIATES CC IETING AGAINST WALES, Pitiaourg, OR.21.\u2014 Officials of the Plate Company \u2018 and ittee of the Amalgamated Associated held a lung session this afwernoon Ruiter the Tin Workers\u2019 convention had finally adjourned, and to-night made dn agreement that will allow the Amdrican Tin Plate Comsany to hid ofgthe plate orders of the Standard Oil Gbmpany that are now heing supplied by the Welsh manulae- turers.\u2018The ers offered A concession to (hf Company and to all manufacturers $l a reduction from their wages undèr the following terms: That themes «Boukl be paid the full rate as ut pregnt.That a six per cent deduction Wall be sot awide by thy Company placed in the hands of the , Truasu of the Amalgamated Asxuciation à «peaial fund.That eut of this fan the Amalgamated Axwociation shall Bay-binck to the Amecan Tin Plate $ompany a sum equa\u2019 0 23 per cons of the cost of munufac- conference \u20ac ture of all pla.that are soll = te the Stand iL Company or an other cones sing the rebate an Welwh ti i Whag ig ix exported in made up form.PIN PASSENGER TRAIN HELD UP SIGNALLED TO STOP AND PLN.DERED BY ONE NAN, WHO RIFLEP THE EXPRESS AND MAIL CARS AND BLEW OF THE.SAFE ~ ENGINEER DIES AT HIS POST.Misauola, Mont, Oct.24.\u2014An eastbound Pussenger train en the Nortern Pacific was held up last night néac Drummond, Mont, 45 miles from thin city, and Engineer * Daniel O'Neil wan killer, The train, which included mail, hag- gage und express carn and nine couches, arrived at Mismoula at 10.20 pa.and proceeded eastward after a short dolay at this atution.It ar rived after midnicht at a place two miles west of Drummond.There the trait was sivnalled to xtop and the thgèneer slowed up.While doing so aw a man creeping towards him aver the tender.The man, who was armed, enlled to O'Neil to stop the train instantly.| The enginesr took in the situation at once and pulling open the throttle tried to start the train ot full speed.The robber di- vind his purpose and fired at him.The shat took effect and the engineer fei! dead at his post.The robber then proceeded 1a rifle the express and mail carn.He plundered the mail and blew open the safe in the express car, which war wrecked.The amount of plunder which he scoured is not known at present, but it is supposed to he large.t excitriment on the train wax intense.Word of the attack was sent Drommond, whenee it wan telephoned to Deer Lodge.about 50 milex away.Bloodhounds were went out at once aml a search for the robbers began.It was thonght at first that cightd mes were engaged in the holdup, hut the latent advices are that one man ome perpetrated the murdor and roh- ry.to \u2014\u2014\u2014 TEN MILLIONS FOR LOYALISTS BRITISH | GOVERNMENT WLL MAKE ANOTHER LIBERAL GRANT FOR THE AID OF THE TRANSVAAL LOYALISTS, London.Oct.23.\u2014The Daily Mail this morning says it understands that the Governwent will next week axk Parliament to vuto à grant of $10, 000,000 for the benefit of those residents of the Transvaal who remained loyal to Great Britain during (he war in South Africa, in addition to the 815,000,000 granted under the peace treaty, \u2014\u2014,\u2014\u2014 oCHEAP POSTAGE STAMPS.In the show window of almost every dealer in postage stamps on Nussau street, in New Vork city, may ie seen fomplete seis of stamps issued by the different governments tn South ~~ Ame erica.uncancelled, and marked for sale at an exceedingly low figure.Fre quently the face value of the stémpe in far in excess of the price mark.Many thoughtful people who used to collect tamper when they were hoye wonder how New York dealers van sel?Qenuine stampa cheaper than = the stainps can be hought in the country that jmsics them.The explanation is very simple Most of the Central and South Ameri-an gov ernments have their stamps engraved in thir city.The engraving companies make an agreement with the governments hy which they furnish them for | almost nothing, ex many «lampe ar \u201cA moon as the igane in rotired the engravers bave the privilege of printing as many more stampn an they choose to sell te deatere.° he slampe ave gennine in covery reapeet, being printed from the same platen, the only difference being that |! they never saw the conntry thoy pur | port to come .For thin teason many co,lectors peufer cansetled stampe for their albums, sie has died cut here for the being.city and spent the time at his on O'Connor street.to-day.to while the Lublic Worke Department as hint.od in some that think that the Montreal Libetals oppose it going to an Ontario man.W.N.Calvert, were among those present toalay departmental business.met Sir Wilfrid Laurier at Montreal, J \u2014 NOTICE is horéby given) thak a Divi.DkND OP FrVE -vER creer.upon the peid up Capital Btock of this Institmtion has been Foctared, for- the current half-year, and thas the same will be PAYABLE àt its Banking House in this City, and at its Branches, on and after Moxpay, the Firm Dav or DxceMbER nert.The Traxeyen Boous will be closed from the 16th to the 80th of November next, both days inclusive.By order of the Buacd, E.8.CLOUSTON, General Manager.Montreal, 14th Otober, 190$.oct s6xlaw td Union Bank of Canada.DIVIDEND NO, 72.NOTICE is hereby given thate Dive- pENMD Or Traxe aNv Onx-Hacr ver CENT, upon the paid up Capital Stock of this Institution bus n declared, for the current half-year, and that the same \u201cwill be FATWILR at its Hanking in this City, sad at its Branches, on and after Monbar us + ; The First Day of December Next.The Trassre » will be closed from the 16th Eu of November next, both de inclusive: By order of the Board, y E E WKBB, .General Manager Quebec, October 21st, 1902.The Quebec Bank, DIVIDEND No.161.Notice is hereby given that a Dividend of Three Par Cent upon the paid up capital stock of this institution, has been declared for the cur:ent half-year, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this City, and at its Branches, on and aftee Monday, the First day of December next.The transfer books will be closed from tho Beventesnth to the Thirtisth of November (both days inclusive.) By order of the Directors, THOMAS MoDOUGALL, General Manager.Quebea, 21st Ootober, 1002, J cet ftxtuksatrtd_; QUEBEC BANK HEAD OFFICE, - QUEBEC.FOUNDED 1818.Inocrporathd by Royal Charter A.D.1822 gap fais $2.909.088 300, REST = - - 68 A BOARD OP DIRBOTOIS John Breairey, Eeg., - < - President.Jobs T Ross, Esq, + - - Vice-President, Lemoine, Ksq, W.A.Hey, , Billi .Thomas MoDougel, - General BRANCHES.Quebec, 88.Peter Street.Toronto, Ont.™ Error Que Se 8 Bemis 3 Moatreal, ° .Osthori Bt.Georgs, do 8 ne 5 Ovawa, Ont.Victoris = 8.Meary, Thettort Kime Sea Falla, 7.0 AGENTS.Fou Feet, U.M Au À THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.EPPS'S COGOA.An admirable food, with all its natural qualities inwace, fitted to build up and maintain Es sntreime old, Bold | e oD.inn, labell-a JAMES B &0o., 14., Bommopathio Ohemniste, London, England- * EPPS'S COCOA {Three Leaders.\u2018 1.The Mississippi Bubble, by Emerson Hough 2.A Blaze of Glory, by John Strange Winter 8.Btronger Than Love.by Mrs.Alexander.$ You sre Always Sure of Getting the Latest and Best § Novels at : iP.J.EVOY'S, Im + SY.JON SYRERY.} 6\u20ac de SDE Cust-m Work a Snecialtvi We have drawn attention to onr splendid collection of Mantel; Hall, Office and Bedroom Clocks,.And for fear that it might be forgotten ne desire again to impress on a besuty loving public that they are mot ordinary Clocks.They are well known for their good works, well regulated habits, and hand acme appearance.§.So.G.A.Bolduo 8 ST.JOHN 87 yor Gents.| 30 RE\u2019S 14881.JOIN STREET TEL.427.er ffpessnnen WEAR OUR SPECIAL $3.00 SHOE f HR FL ER.Ladies\u2019 Enamel Boots At $350.WM.JACQUES & SONS, 3 SUADD BTRANT, OPPOSITE FOST OFFICE.GIVING STRENGTH & VIGOUR | BN: ; 3 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1902.- THE CHRONICLE.QUEBEC.CANADA: TURDAY, OCTOBER 902.REPET MFON OF THEOARNIVAL ALL ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FOR THE FINAL PRODUCTION ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT AT THE DRILL HALL \u2014 POPULAR PRICES \u2014 A DELIGHTFUL PROGRAMME \u2014 PLAN OPENS MONDAY MORNING.The announcement that the most clabhorate and beautiful entertainment, The Carnival of Musical Romances, in to be repeated on Monday night next has caused the .keenest pleasure throughout the city.Nothing ever presented here has approached the Carnival for variety and beauty, and nothing has given more general aatis- faction.As an indication of this it ix necessary simply to point out that the attendance on T'hur« was fully es large ax on Monday.In fact the enetertaimment constantly grew in popularity, and that this is tha cave is simply due to the really excellent work of our talented Quebec amateurs, directed and organized by Mr.Lynwood and Pro.Agostini, The repetition to be given on Monday evening iv expected to draw a much larger crowd than any of the previous performances, simply ing to the fact that the prices are to be greatly reduced.Tnstead of $100 for reserved seats and 30 cents for general admission the public will be given the opportunity of meeing the Carnival at popular prices\u201425 | cents, reserved seats 50 cents.The programme for Monday evening will contain the gems of the repertoire, and will be as follows :\u2014 Coranation of Titania.A Night in Japan.The Gainaboro\u2019 Sextette.La Carmencita.The Bohemian Girl.Last of the Vestals.This.in à bill-of-fare that is most attractive, The sketch of A Night in Japan is particularly bright and the iwmortal \u201cNee Ban,\u201d who attends on the Mikado, ix alone well worth the price of admission.A feature of the: performance will be the presentation of prixes to the boys and girls who sold the most tickets for the engagement just closed.| The Prizes are for the boy a handsome gold watch and chain, for the girl a dainty guld bracelet watch, both the gift of the management.On Thursday night laxt one of the bext known of Quebec's husiness men resented a -règerved rae ticket to gentleman cach of his esaploves.had seen the performances on Tuesday and Wednemlay evenings and had heen so charmed with them that he deter mined to give Mis clerks a treat and hener purcire Or, 7.8, BTOCKING, Evsamer loaves Queboo Ally except Sunday Quebec, Portiscd Boston 6.00 pom.6.00 p.m.output surpassing previous years, A od from the late disturbance.Tioket Agent 8 Lol Brest.85% pm, Calas Badan, Taree Rivers Er ro hi .ecpar fuir trade EL) reported at SL \u201cJom in QUEBFG STOTS EROWANGE.Tres.Sercl.Reduced Rates Swwecnge ub Io lowes Acoceétng dry uals, groceries and hanlware.\u2014m\u2014-\u2014 rm om nm - 189 Pa 19 Pm Country produce comer in elowly, as All stocks bought and sold on this] Quebec and Levis Ferry Betwaen Montreal and Quebec.To MEDITERRANEAN, 5.00pm.«00 pm.farmers are till harvesting crops, and [Exchange § of 1° per cent.commis- HEU) UNDER NOTED TRIPS WILL BE WRI mich rt ov pes Soko gi Nantes, , 6.30 0 m.trade in the outmide districts is con.| sion.tod oy TB Cor\" uke foved convemient io passengers x wavel- hetneen Montres, Jores llivers aud Quebecsuai discount on return Woketis - sequently retarded, Collections con-| cepor » Tache & Co.Le pee Taiiv:.ys (Sor-laye amers olvetrie lig slesm : tinue natisfactory.Wholesale trade eked.Bid.or Weaihar oriiing wil lve.hosted MS AGUEN AY LINE \u201cJoe rete barthing sccommedaties sad ail in good at os sorting business nebec Dank.120 un a RBEO.ron beam yr leavus Qrioboo Tusedays and Satur in dry goods ing active, and a| Union Bank.Rall .1 v8 to Murray River di Steamer Frontenac, - Hp tarnaver is expected in winter Banque Nationale, ex lo Yo AM er a war Tadoasme, Cho ooutimi sd oies Iavermes J zoods, ere ix 8 good movement in 37 BGR A sats CAPT, DESROCHERS groceries and payments are entinlac: Montreal H.1.& P.Co.97 TE] aa to Camp: ea River L BRAN Commencing the permit he De ane and tory.Sales in nearly all lines are|Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.11.45 Express to Mon- 7.00 Express from Mon-l October 17, 1908.gent .ET r ear fa In de Comming we fo [wey Quebec.of lax year a amiHon, wi © 7 _\u2014 River du D> : 1m 4 RAM prices firmer.Collections are | Quebec (las C 125 120 fio expos to River | me AMERICAN LINE.| 00 A Sm px promt.Freavy goods move briskly Juche ss Co.tou\" & > 126 ve Mon-|:200 Mail from Halt NE® YoRK\u2014SOUTH AKPTON\u2014 LONDON: b ; n le .inesdays, ' 18 î ie EX .the piste = ehich wil continue worl Montmorency Cotton Go hd Hail 1) Walter, 1.18 Express from Moc- phidchmla 0c, 2 8 Le } Quibss Stoamsbip' Company \u201corm SUNDAYS PM hence.Dry ronda are active and fur Que LR 6 101 99 5.30 Express trom Mon.| 85 l\u2019aui.\u2026.\u2026Nor, 5 > (Philadelphia 4 4 Quetiso m uses have Cir resources strain Low York, Bermuda sid Wonk India| $5 EY fo BF oe.one omer BE oi.wo - sis mol RED STAR LINE, rm a ie 2 rade ix fair at Quebec and colleations Mines\u2014 Quebes Ventrai Batiwa; : Balling Saturdays, ab 1 a.m, { ow Tork, be 0B 0 PX up to the average.Shoe factories AM, ue Te \u201cOct, 25] Roosington.N Royal Mail Lines.or uM day and Be ) the have good orders on hand for spring Nar Eagle.x, NS \u201d wy Whi A modation ov 1 | Frieninndor.Nov 1 ; SAIL FRAR FIER 47 NOSTH KITER KEW TOR i re BL Rp Se a, ery a rele ix good in all lines North Star 2 as | Montel oe sod RE prete International Sarigation Company.For BERMUDA; anid ab 1 Fol, (0 Bley and Thon 66 Pr PE other ar Republi no ° PM on ow | TAT ork, je EE Rincting, 8e Lonie RETO) P\u2026.: ; XPT aLeeet 3 8 ; 8.8 PRETORIA Saturday, 6h October, où Vancouver, except that Jumbee and; Virtue .1 7 Eide xurons to nostan | in orate de Tirer, ouate Post chiice.Che.Bi.| 83 PHMTORIA, Batarder, Sh Noqumler, 34 d BANK w shingle mille are taxed to their fll \u2014 car Anas SE wh ow 1 Jamu.d.x corner Do Fort and Asa .CLEARINGS, capacity.Retail trade and collections .aaa UE Bt.Laprent, St, Michel, Bt | New York, Oct.24.\u2014The following | \u201c7 © fair._\u2014 \u2019 P Ki n ORTS.î grand Pre Trunk Halimay a To oho tete gminica, are somo ot the 1 -\u2014 er se Kingstonian, \u201cbacon, from WEEE DATS.Sel LEAT estar.ab à So, aa, on a Tb mass\" compiled by\u201c Bradatreet'e \u2018lor: \u201cthe | BRASTREETS WEEKLY REVIEW.London! cue to Rev.1.W.Wik Quasso.3 NoLAR: \u2018NS CELEBRATED § a 3 ABELLE Onder Dinning 3 Moa the Bueamer >] Week ending October 23, with percent-| New York, Oct.2.\u2014Bradstreets will Tiama.81 packager to N.Rioux & A trom tho ts pion will un Guy as Le ages of increnss aud decrense es cum.(\"AYS nf trade in Canada to-morrow : 11 bales to onler, 1 box to y St.Lawrence Line Lit AND y DAY vared with the corresponding week Cenadion trace Tote Indicate pome ld Evan, 3,200 packages for the px, 1 0 tbe Woe | BM 00 S rien pakèt .st _ erhl activity, partieu t ?pros : The Twin Borew Iron 88 OAMPANA, 1,700 Jess Montreal, $25,002,600 ; increase 52,1 | tiand and ahiprhont pl Meany gone Per ateamer Quebec, Boucher, from 600 eu to the LR at from the a intended to 0-11 frôus Quebec, « A per nt.\u2019 fo: fall and winter wear, and in the Montreal.~2 caves to F.Patry, 1,006 SDAY,4th November,at hoon Toronto, $19002,978 ; increase 56.3] movement of grain from the Weat for | hulf-boxex raisins to H.Fry & Co.SUNDAY.Bakina Powder Dec Lagt TR IP this n, por cent, export hy water routes.Hope is ex- Troe I.8 P r 3 innipeg.83,308,907 ; increase 17.3] Ptesand that the British embatge on 3 A Mail to bhe VWoot: | 1.25 Express from the 2 O pe Cove.Crabd River, oi it alin ive cattle Tipments to ir in- , Per te to Schlosemann.fer 1h Ortober, 1908 Qu le ORDERED IN PREFRKENCE à ; ibereese 17.2) Wrior English phinte will iftel, in Durban, South Africa.\u201480% standards L which cure a large business is looked lealx, 5 standarde deal onde by sessT ose near pt 81,368,635 ; sffor.Montreal feports that cotton Prive A ys A ; c .T geesssies D fn » a rE pa cent.increase 33.goods are exprcied to advance \u201cin Thomas, & Co, Laden at a N O ICE.All Other Brands ° «+ vu amilton, $1,032,080; i of price and that 8 large export bu Ter bark Be : JB atraonillberesstvad after ARAM, a per cent.increase 18 in grain is looked for before the com Li inbonc 22, hg Spice, 1 £a ; .ligi we BY L HOSS.® sail st.John, N.B., 81,007,064 ; in.the navigatibn reason.Mesers.Cicorges Derouzier, in religion De furiner Lacormation aysir de ; Toronto pieces deal enda by Price Bros.& Coroporta increased salen to the North] Laden at Tadousac.Brother Alexis de Barbezicux, provin- WHO HAVR MADS TRIAL OF IT creame.52.3 per cent.Or Victorin, $855,480 ; «decrease 18.1] West, from which section the best in| Per c.bh.W.H.Timmons.Nol, for cial vicar, Juste Guillot, in religion .\u201d : Brother Albert of l\u2019isani, and Clement ERNIE For \u2014 Point & Way Plages] per cent.not yet known, because the wheat! St.John's, P.Q.\u2014Pulpwood by mas: Vigneaus, in religion Brother Vital of tree ee Quabse.Mind O:tober, 1908.pote Ha Ober k______ Keep Your Servams; Go and Owe One i.the Perfection DUMB WAITERS.|™ EASY TO WORK AND BAFE.JOHN FLYNN, Vitg 0.dam Bor o0 Marguerite 81.\u2018 (a Shore Mall Beamer OURO\u201d CAPTAIN 0.© DERNIER et EE a vasa 8 00.Caen amide woes couche, $1,501,988 ; increase 15.5 per erop has only ja»t Trade in mont .satinfactory in British hegun to move.| ter.Columbia.Foreign capital secking! New Dress Goods, Investment in coal entate and in the] ew Trimmed Hata, lunber inde +.Increhsed offerings New Suitings, of gréin are .sorted in Manitoba and the aupply of \u2018carn ir aiready insuffi: cient.goods are more active.The failoren for the week munber 23, ax against ottawa, 82,402,907 ; increase 43.3 per cent.Tondon.£9N,037, \u2014\u2014\u2014 es Ag Ae) Sr aH A in it \"Fouoan vas i0 or won, Bars & Or: Chaw\u2019s Ointment $y 0 Ak ent weok a yoar ago.1 last week thint week a xgar agn.e ose for.re aggrogate à gain of lnat weck and of 49 nd 18 in CE 9 por cent over per cont over this 8 por eent.Disocant for Canh.GLOVER, FRY & CO.Lomlon, Oct, 23.\u2014In the House of Commons tbe Chancellor of the Fachequer, Mr.Ritéhie.announond that the Government did not propose to in.« troduce the Routh African loans hill pduring the present xomsion\u2019 of Parliament, Lonbersan, all of Limoilou, will apply, at tho next session of the Quebec Legislature, to be incorporated ns à civil corporation under the name\u2019 of \u201cLes Freres Mineurs Capucine de Quebec.\u201d with power to establish in this province, juniorats, noviciats and wcholasticate, to take charge of mis sions and parishes, and to acquire for that end, moveable aml immovenble property, and to exercise in general tha ecclesiastical miniatery.H.A.TURCOTTR, Attorney for the Petitioners.NO ALUM All Ingrodients Pure and Perfectly Healthins McLARBN'S, COOKS FRIEND AND TAKE NO OTEBR. R lr \u2014 \u2014 a 2e \u2014 AMUSEMENTS.HARRY'S CLUB, OPPOSITE VIOTQORIA HOTRE ER EE Tho Finest and Best - Vaudeville Performance - CHANGE AVERY WEEK in ene J lO risen.Oyster Quick Lunoh Counter in Quebeo- FREE Lo en Malpecque Oysters only 20c per dozen, Oyster Stew only 20 cente.TELEPHONE 434 Steak, Chip Potatoes only 25 cents MOONS PHABNS.Last Quarter, Thursday, 23rd, 5.58 mm.Pow Moon, Friday, 31st, 3.14 a.m.TODAY'S WEATHER.Lower 8t.Lawrence and Gulf \u2014 Rain, gradually clearing.MARRIBD PEENINGTON-MERCIER.\u2014On Tuesday, the Zlet instant, at St.Julie de Somerset, Mr.Frederick William Pennington, to Miss Marie Azilda Mercier, youngest daughter, of Mr.Hermeneglde Mercier.DIRD.BELL.\u2014At Chaudiere, on the 23rd October, 1902, Johm Gordon Bell, aged 84 years.Yuneral will take place from h's late residence to St.Romuald via G.T.R., at 1.25 p.m., on Saturday, the 25th jnst., thence to Christ Church.New Liverpool.COTE.\u2014On the 23rd October, 1002, aged 74 years and 3 months, Jean Baptiste Cote, ex-Alderman for St.Sauveur ward.His funeral \"will take place on Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, leaving the late residence of deceaxed, No.892 St.Valier street, at 8.45 for St.Sauveur Church, and thence to St.Charles Cemetery.Deceased was the father-in-law of Nr.E.Rousseau.of the firm of Z.Paquet.and of Mr.Joweph Guimokd, civil employe.Friends and acquaintances are Tequested to attend, DUBE.\u2014On Friday, 21th inat.in this \u201c city, Joseph Dube, aged 74 years.Funeral will leave his late residence, 37 Palais street, on Monday morning at 9.00 \u2018a'clack, for the Basilica, thence to St, Charlex Cemetery.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.Marvelous Value in Silk\u2014Glover, Fry & Co.Carnival of Musical Romances\u2014 Drill Hall.Dressed Dolls\u2014Moore\u2019s, 3reat Clearing Sale\u2014D.Morgan., Autumn Noveltien\u2014Z.Paquet.A Good Cigar\u2014(Cirandan I'uritanos.Musical Event of the Seaxon\u2014 Arena, Montreal.Quebec Golf \u20acul\u2014R, Meredith.Ladies Curling Club\u2014M.M.Pope.\u201cSemi-Ready ~173 St.John treet.SAVE YOUR COAL By having your Boiler and Pipes covered with Hair Felt, Asbestos, or Mineral Wool.EASILYPUT ON by any Plumbsr or Steam Fitter.SELLING AGENTS Mechanics Supply Coy he .96.8T, PETER STREET, QURBSO QUEBEC GOLF CLUB.NOTICE The Competition for the \u201cSilver Oleek \" will take place on Saturday, October 85th.Entries close at 2 P.M.Play to commence not later than 2.30 R.MEREDITH, Secret ary.FOUND.At the Drill Hall, Grande Alles, 1 Ladys Veil, irse, 1 Handkerchief, 1 Case for Eye Glasses, Owaers cen receive property by ap- at Prine CHRORIOLE OFFICE.BUY P.T.No stock on the market to-day in selling 60 far below iis intrinsio value a¢ Pennaylvania & Texas, This stock bas made a record for dividends.that ie uneurpessed by an: the Texas oil Companies.Try hors just de- olared another divideod of 5% payable to their stockholders No vember 10th next.This makes 40% paid in the past eight months, and is | be & record the Company hee e right to be of.The ntock 19 selling at .per share and fs recommended to the most conserva- most promising investment.Send your order to-day.Payment not required until delivery of certificate.a \u2014 N.P.BRYANT.Stockbroker, @4 Bt.John Stroot.Quebes.; t.7 Jacques Cartier Hall LOUI3 BERTIN, : : : Mravrer, Eagaxement Extraordinary.3 VW k COMMENCING BBKS MONDAY EV'6,0CT.20 The Pickard A mosement Co.Present America's Foremost Emo'loss! Actress AGNES HERNDON, Supported by Pd Myr plu Andrus, ands Tn La Belle Marie obs, The Fatal Marriage 54.25 Matinoss\u2014Tuceder, Thur:day and Sstarday.Popular Pricea\u2014Evaniags 132, 28 snd 369, Matinee Lic.and 2c.EVAPO CRE 8 LIGHT PIES AND CAKES ara a apetislty of coors.Mother never made as god.You will realize the truthfuluess of our statement when you try them We should like your opinion on the matter.Orders for Cakes, Pies, etc,, for wedding or birthday varties, entertain- menta, ete , promptiy fi led.Try our Oyster Pics, Patties, Oroquets, Winfield & Logie, 138 John 8¢, 122 Joseph Bt.TELEPHONES : Uptown Store 170, Branch 2488.ta thèsas WANTED BRICK MAKERS and LABORERS A few good Brick Makers and Laborers.Wages $1.00 per day.Married men preferred.Permanent wurk.Apply to C.E.TENNY, Grand Trunk Ry., Quebec.ots ARENA.Montreal.Aétraction Extraordinary The Big Musical and Fashionable Event of the Season.Twe Nights of Grand Itailan Opera by the Great MASCAGNI Grand 0 Co.of 167 lor mere Oct, te \u2014* Cavallris Rus.Prices 81510 11.| Boxes 8 Seats sow 03 sale OBIY 8a the Han sdisn For gr Mueio Btors, 2161 St Catherine Sirest, A HE Ladies\u2019 Qusbes uring Cla.The Annual Mesting of the Ladies Quebeo Curling Olah will bs held at Mortin College Hall, on Monday morning, the 27th inat., at 11 o'clock.ol members are setuoatly requested attend, as basiness cf importance will discussed.; M.M.POPE, Hon.Secretary.A \u2014\u2014 e Chronicle REACAES EVERYBODY IN QUEBEC, TRE CHRONICLE.GUENNO, CANADA, \u2018 SATURDAY, Local News.FIRE AT HEDLEYVILLE.A barn Blled with hay, owned by Joseph Thibault, at Hedloyville, was burned on Thursday night last.A cow also perished in the Hames, Loss about 8500, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE À carter, named Leon Tanguay, a resident «f St.Sauveur, bus disap- ared since two wesks past, and as 5 was seen for the lant time, at the Louise Basin, are entertained thut he has fullen into the river.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR THE LADIER, Mesars.Glover & Fry are making a apecial display of Fancy Silks just from the European looms.y are also showing some novelties in Dress Gioods,, Jackets, Waterproofs and Costunes.ee SALE OF PROPERTY.The property formerly owned aml accupied as a tannery by Mr.Norbert Gesmain, on Arago street, has been sold to Mr.Migner, boot and shoe manufuctures, of this city.The building.whirh originally cost about thirty thousand do,lars, was sold for $3,600.\u2014_\u2014 You are too kind to pay 25 cents a hottle for shoe dressing, when you can have the same lor 20 cents, and save 20 per cent.at Flzear Turcotte's, the grocer, Ali*kinds on hand.SERIOUS .ACCIDENT.Joseph Voiselle, ship laborer, who resides at Cap Blanc.had his hip broken yeat?rday while engaged in loading thé na Hilda.The accident was cauxed by the supporting gangwav falling upon him.The unfortunate man was removed to his home in the ambulance, where a physician won called in to attend him, \u2014 BROKE HIS ANKLE.William Kennedy, time keeper, had one of his ankles broken yesterday on the Louise Embankment.He was standing in a whed where pulp wan being handled to load the ss Potomac when ane of the bundles fell upon bis leg with the above result.He wax conveyed to hix home where he received medical attention.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014 FELL FROM LADDER.A painter named Jolicoeur, resident of the Little River, while engaged in painting a house, vestenlay morning on Boulevard Langelier, suddenly lost his balance from a ladder and fell to the ground, a distance of about twelve feet.When picked up it wax found the he had dislocated one of hix xhoul- ders, bewillex sustaining an ugly cut over the right temple, \u2014 AFTER CAR THIEVES.Detective George Skeffington, of the LCR., arrived in the city yesterday to investigate a case of robbery from the freight cars at Levis.Later he proceeded to the Police Court in this city and took out a warrant for the arrest of certain parties ha had every reason ta believe were the guilty par- tier who hard ade away with a quantity of gomix \u2018 \u2014\u2014 HORSE BROKE ITS LEG ON ST, JOHN STREET.Yesterday afternoon at 4.30 o'clock, a horse with à two wheel cart attached, owned hy Mr.Joseph Mercier, Levis, wbile proceeding along 8t.John street, slipped and foll and hroke one of ita legs Mr.John Doddridgeagent for the Quebec Society for the Prevention of Crueltv to Animals happened in the vicinity, and put an end to the animal's sufferings by shooting, it, when the carcass wan removed.\u2014_\u2014 A RAVING MANIAC.On Thursday last, Conatable Maranda, of the Levis police, was assigned to proceed to St.Louis de Pintendre, and convey a resident of that parish, George L Arrives, aged BS vears.to the Beauport Asylum, L'Arriveetwenty-five years ago figured prominently in the Guinetie murder case as the principal Crown witness against two hrothers, who were tried and acquitted.He has heen insane for years past, Tiut of late become violent.and when placed in the Asylum was a raving maniac.\u2014\u2014 ern.BLOOD POISONING, A young girl.named Lacombe, em.ploved if one of the St, Roch\u201d fac tories, in at present seriously 3H from blood poisoning.Tt appears that Jast week her hat fell from her head, and while in the act of replacing it, a stick pin penetrated her left hand, She and Two days later her hand commenced to zwell and pain intensely, when she called in a physician who is now treating her for blood poizon- ing.\" OBITUARY.Another old bec landmark, in the pereon of Mr.Joseph Dube, a former well-known hotel keeper of thir city.died yesterday at the residence of his non, Mr, J, FE.Dube, proprietor of the Hed Croan Pharmacy, corner of Palace and St, John streets, Decegaed wan a familiar figure in the city for many years, and though 74 vears of age, wan in good health until a few months past, when he took ill and was confined to his room where he died, He was popular among a large circlé of frienda and well liked for hin jovial, good-natured disposition and wpright character.: re re ere CITIZENS FUEL COMMITTER.At a meeting of the committee held yesterday morning, it wan decitied to ask the clorgymen of the city to aa.certain, as near as possible, the quantity of wood likely to be requi by their parishioders who are not ine a position to pay the prevailing high prices, thus giving them an opportunity of obtaining their winter's supply at cont through the Citisens\u2019 Fuel Com mittee.This information to he furmirhed to Mr.T.H.Norris,\u2019 Maple Avenue, not later than Wednesday, the 20th inate ant, as the committer meets on Thursday, the 30th, and desires tn he in possession of .ps fall pariioulary possibile, 4 : 2e ROBERT STEWART, Aotbing Hon.Soc.of re paid no attention to the ciccumatance, | N \u2014 A MIBACHIQUS ESCAPS.Captain Macinnes, of South African fame, who recently was married to ardived in Quebec on Thursday accompanied by his bride, on their wedding tour.Un the afternoon of the sauce day the happy couple decided to go for a dnve to the Montmorency Falls, but instead of em- Pluying « carter, they pr a rig from ur, P.Campbeil\u2019s livery stables.Tho captain and his bride lott the Cha teau Frontenac in à dog cart drawn by one of Mr.Campbells most vaiu- able horses.They procveded through the city to Dorvhevter bridge, which they crossed, amd were proceeding La Canardiere at a lively rate, when suddenly their horse swerved and ran into a farmer's cart.The collision was so violent that one af the shafts of the dog cart ssapped, and at the same time the horse was thrown to the ground, In the animal's efforts to rise the dog cart was overturned, causing the bride gd groom to hurled into the ditch that runs parallel with the roadway.Fortunately the young couple were: not injured, but thoir clothes looked as if they had run the gauntiet of a rough campaign, ruffled and besmenred with diet.They were soon un thir feet again, but only to see the horse they had been driving spesding along the road at an awful pacu.\u2018The horse, when it did rise to its feet, started off on a mad carver, anil was only stopped when it was nearly exhausted.Captain and Mru.Macinnes returned to the) city and reported the accident, when Mr.Campbell sent two of his men out to bring back the horse and rig.The horse was found but in a pital le condition, injured by.the collision, and will not be fit for work for months.\u2018The dog cart, or rather its remnants, was gethered together and brought to th city, but it is questionable if it can be ired.Captain and Mrw.Maclnnes are still in the city, none the worse for their experience.FIRE ALARM.An alarm from box 85, corner of Massue and Caron streets, was turned in this morning at 4 o'clock.No de tails wore obtainable Infors the paper went to press.\u2014e Children Cry for CASTORIA.ti ff eens A SOCIAL HOP.At the Drill Hall last night there was a most delightful hop tendered to the participants in the Carnival of Musical Romances hy the management A large crowd was present, all had a jolly tie.Refreshments were served and the party broke up about midnight.\u2014o0.READY TO CHANGE TRACK.Mr.J.H.Walsh,: tieneral er Manager of the Quebec Central Railway, arrived in the city yesterday from Sherbrooke.In conversation with a Chronicle reporter last night, Mr.Walsh said that the management of the road had made every.arrangenient for tho changing of its route from Scott's Junction = to the new Quebec béidge, and the work of laying the track\u2019 will be proceeded with just ax soon ax the superstrue- ture of the new bridge is commenced.He was unable tu state the exact location that the track will be laid, ax several had heen: surveyed: this will depend on acquiring the right of way.Mr.Walsh said that the Quebec Central Railway did a record business both as to freight and passenger service during the past yedr, aml far in excess of thé previdus twelve months, but admitted that the cost of operation was incr , the same as other railroads of the country.The great- ent success was the Boston and New York service, the latter giving the greatest satisfaction as well as hand- rome returns.eer lee Toronto, Oct, 24\u2014The Nail and Empire\u2019s Ottawa * gocrpepondent says that when Sir Wilfrid Laurier boarded the train at Rimoudki on hin return from the old country, five resignations were tendered him with the intimation that they muet be accepted unless Mr.Tarte wan dismissed.The five, according to the correspondent.were Mesars.Sifton, Mulack, Fisher, Templeman and Patersonan \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A LITTLE ACOIDBNT Saved a lot of Money.Food that will safely and surely carry a man through exhausting mental work ix worth knowing of.A man in St.Louis, Mo.says :\u2014 \u201cIn my work it is necessary to begin at seven o'clock and work straight through without lunch until two P.You can readily see that this ia a strain on the ordinary person, and 1 was frequently worn out and aick with hunger and weakness.On numerous occasions when two o'clock came round, 1 was so utterly exhausted and unntrung as to be forced to Jose the remainder of the day, and that carried with it « loss of money.The first package of Geape-Nuts came into our house a Jit over a year ago by accident.There hax been one by design ever rino that time.Almost immediately after beginning to use Grape-Nuts, I jolt itr good effect in my ability to .work those long hours in comfort, There was pn nick.ness or weakness, and no lors of time irom exhauntion.la my business, it in also necessary ta work every Wedneaday night of each week.The change from day to night work and then back again ie esrtainly no light call on the reservo, force of any one, and my invariable preparation for thix tank in a generous saucer of (rape- -Nutn and cream, a Jight lunch but a most sustaining one : ' An old friend waa visiting me recently.and while eating the eveniug meal, I wan extolling Grape-Nuta to him.Fie rather doubted the deliciousness of the food.My three children, aged four, six and eight years, were at the time watching a large cream cake on the table, and enjoying in anticipa tion the treat.1 asked * the three which they would prefer for demsert-.cream cake or Grape-Nuta.Without henitation, they answered in chorus, \u2018Grape-Nuts.\u201d *My friend was convinced.\u201cà t The only breakfagt;the childres have be | more fo TIRED OUT.\u2018There's many a Airwser\u2019s wife sits on the porch in the ng shadows of a summer , knowing to the full what it is to feel out; as if there was not another ounce of effort left in ler, But sbe knows how sound her alum- ber will be snd how refreshed the morning will find ber.\u2019s the tiredness of 8 healthy woman.But it's another thing for the sick woman to feel tired out.jars the ear 20 now that she has stopped moving a! .this tired woman feels more acutely the aching back and throbbing nerves.Sick women, hundreds of thousands of them, have been made well by the use of Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription.It establishes larity, dries weakening drains, hesls inflammation and ulceration and cures female weakness.\u201cWords cannot tell what I euffered for thir Sao palme Ciroughs may fige aud back.oies own pains through mm: « 3 Mrs, John , of Grenfell, Assinibola Dist.N.W.Ter.\"1 can\u2019t describe the misery it was to be on my feet Jong at » time, 1 could not est nor sleep.Often 1 wished to die.Then [saw Dr.Pierce's medicines advertised and thought § would try them.Had uot taken one bottle till ¥ was feeling well.After I had taken five bottles of \u2018Favorite Prescription and one of \u2018Golden M \u2018L was like à sew woman.Could est and sicep and do sll my own work.™ The Medical Adviser, is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay nse of customs and mailing only.nd 31 one- cent atanips for the book in paper covers, or 50 siampe for the volume bound in ¢loth, Address Dz, Pierce.Buffalo, N.Y, mainly About Persons Mr.E.W.Varney, jr., is a guest at the St.Louis.Mr.Gillies, M.P.P., Pontiac, ie guest at the Chateau.Sie A.P.Caron registered at Chateau, yesterday.Mr.K.P.McCaukill, of Montreal, arrived in town yesterday, and regis- terod at the St.Louis.: Mr: and Mrs.St.George Busweli, left yesterday afternoon by ss Lake Erie, for a trip to Europe.Hon.Nr.H.G.Darroll arrived in town last evening, and is registered at the Chateau.Mr, Mes.and Miss Birchell, of Munreal, are registered at the Chateav Frontenac, Nr.M.T.Donovan, freight + and traffic manager of the Boston and Maine Railway, in registered at the Chateau Frontenac.Hon.Senator L.Melville Jones, of Toronto, arrived in the city yesterday and is registered at the Chateau Frontenac.Mr.G.M.Bosworth, fourth vice-pre- sident of the Canadian Pacific Railway arrived in\u2019 the city yesterday and is registered at the Chateap Frontenac, Mr.J.H.Walsh, General Passenger manager of the Q.C.lt., arrive in the city vesteniay and is registered nt the Chateau.Capt.CB.0.Fiset.of No.5 Regi: mental Depot, R.C.R.L, in this city, has been transferred to St.Juhn's I Q.School.his duties to commence there on the 16th November.Messrs, C.A.Chenevert, Rerthier ; J.A.Franchere, deputy sheriff, Montreal; and A, Brousseau, and G.Boivin, of Montreal, registerod at the Victoria, yesterday.Mr.A.R.Creelman, child Solicitor of the -C.P.R.arrived in the city yes- tertlay to meet his wile, who in a passenger on the incoming as Tunisian.He is registered at the Chateau Frontenac.Those who have as yet not made returns for the tickets, Camival of Musical Romances, must do, ro to-day to Miss Van Felson, 89 D'Artigny stivel, es all outstanding business must be settled hefore Monday night's production, New Dress Goods, New Trimmed Hals, New Sui cent.Discount for Cash.GLOVER, FRY & CO.2.o ATTRACTIONS AT MONTMORENCY \u2018FALLS.The 6th Regiment Band will play on the Kent House Grounds, Sunday afternoon, October 26th.The Zoological \u2018Park in connection with Kent House contains the following fine specimenn ; four buffalo, four moose, four bears, eleven foxes, one beaver, three ground hogs, four owls, three hawks, and several other small animais.Eleveric trains will run every half hour during the afternoon, «> SEATS FOR MASCAGNI, The visit of the Great Mascagni, with hix itomense Opora Co, of one hundred and aixty performers, to Montreal.has aroused extraordinary, en.thusiaam, not alone in the big Metropolis, but also here and \u2018all the big éities convenient to Montreal.That society will be there an well as every muxic-lover that can possibly attend is already ansured by the booking of weatn and boxes.The Arena will be will worth visitimg on Oct.3lat or Navember Isl.Mascagni has selected for his firet appearance in Montreal, hia most famous work, \u2018Cavalleria Rusticana,\u201d and the less well-known hut equally beautiful \u2018Zanetia.\u201d Rach in one long act -sorthat the two together make up an evening's enter: taimment of the usual longth.\u201cCavalleria Rusticana,\u201d\u201d without a doubt, is the most popular opera\u2019 which has been produced in the lant twenty yearn, and it probably will be in the repertoires of sll the great opera houses when most of the other works known to-day are forgotten.\u2018Zanet- 4a\u2019 was never given in America be fors Mascagni proftuced it hore, Ttaly had Inng ago proclaimed it one of the n the yp, 5 per master's bedt operas, apd it seems that thin verdict will stat fn: thin ceuntey.None need be murprined if ia ia Cirape-Nuts and ;gigh milk, nnd vos could not find a Beat dy trio\u201d Nome given by Épéing Cu, Battle Creek, Mich, a.J it, rivaln \u2018\u201cCavalloria Justi ,.papulerier.He Ces oo taken Prancoie Coppoe'a little play \u201cEn P \"produced Ly Sarah Bernhardi at ber Paris theatre, 4 =\u201c x) SPB P ru d ) THE PARLOR SHOR STORK, J.IL.MUIR & CO.THE CORNEIL STUDIO OF MUSIC, 38 Couillard Street.VOICE CULTURE (ITALIAN METHOD PIANO INSTRUCTION.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 PROF.CORNEIL, Graduate pupil of Leo.¥.Vaocini, Mus.Doo, is at the Stadio from 10 to 12 A.M., and 2 to 4 P.Mand als on Monday and Thursday Evenings from 7 to 9.Camas mean) WAN is a'mat or of great lmportansh, If you don't know the dealer you are liable to get left.What you buy hase you can bet on.We keep All Kinds of Shoes, except the inferior kind You will cvery new shape a: style worthy ! consideration, in oar stock for mot, women ahd children.co Our prices are lesa than good Shoot are worth .218 JOHN GTREET, Sept Rx tn - New Costume Cloths New Underakirts, New Canadian Wool ~All sizes including Underwear, From $1 suit, all wool, up to $5 suit, Men's Fancy Flannel Cvershirts, 250 yards Grey Costume Cloth, Worth 9Uc will be sold at 600, per ya gd, .F, Are coming daily into Mus Murphy's Store, and we have just recel-ed New Hats, Wings, Ribbons, Velvets, Veilings and O naments New Flannel, Cashmere, Velvet and Silk Blouse Waists New Costumes and Ekirts, for street and house wear, Ladies\u2019 Dressing Sacques and 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