The Quebec chronicle, 24 juillet 1903, vendredi 24 juillet 1903

[" VOL.LVIL No.20,673 § ; GREAT NORTHERN © AND ITS TAXES: Amicable Arrangement\u2018 Come to at an Important .Meeting of the Civic Finance Committee Last Even- ' ing\u2014Company Has No Intention of Going to Montrealeee pean WISHES T0 HAKE QUEBEC THE \u2014\u2014\u2014 À very important meeting of the Civic Finance Comunittee was held evening, when, besides other busi: transacted, the question of the taxes due to the city by the Great Northern Railway Company was discussed at length by the Committee and Directors and officials of the Company, and a satisfactory agreement arrived at.AMorman Tanguay presided, those present being pn Parent, Alder met) Foley, U.Cantin, Taschereau, P.Cantin, Drouin, Vincent.Belanger, , Madden, Casgrain, Leonard, Motois, Jobin, Drolet, Martineau and Blouin.Alderman Tauguay explained that the principal business before the Com mittee was the claim of taxes which the eity had against the Great Nog them, and a deputation from that Gompany wis! to explain their side] of the question.The deputation, which consisted of Messrs.H.H.Melville and V.Chateauvert, Vice-Presidents; D.B.Hanna, E.Ling, Directors, and Mr.Gorrier.In introducing the deputation the Chairman of the Committes remarked that he understood that they wished to discuss the question of taxes due to the city by their Company.Mr.Melville\u2014Yes, that is our ct in coming here this evening.Hon.Mr.Parent\u2014The Corporation ve an account of taxes against the Great Northern on its offices and elevator amounting to 813,097, and the Committee was anxious to krow why lt was not paid.reply Mr.Ling read the following memorial ;\u2014 On the 23rd November, 1699, the Great Northern Railway of Canada made application letter addressed te the Honorable, Mayor of the ity, for exemption from taxation, on account of the construction of a gram slevator, which was to be of a caps: city of one million bushels and to cost] $200,900.00.The reasons for asking swoh exemption were :\u2014 1st.The advantage accruing to the citizens of Quebec hy the employing of citisens and the money tn be expend- el for material required to construct the elevator.nd.The frade which wou'd come to thea port of Quebec hy rail and steamer on account of the elevator be- located m Quebec.: ough several precodents were cited of other citien having given bonuses ranging from $50,000.00 to $35.000.00, ob- in & fon to exemption from taxation, upder similar conditions, this Company did not ask a bonus.but contented iteelf with an application for exemption from taxation and » right to comatruct and operate a track through St.Andrew street.The officers of this Company were promised exemption from taxes and also the right to conntruct a line through: St.Andrew atreet, | provided power to do so wan nhtrined hy the City Council from the Provincial Le gislature.; On December lat, 1800.at a meeting of the City Counri t ty , - olution \u201c was accordingly ax fallows :\u2014 COIEF PORT OF TNE DOMINION, sion to obtaiu poser to grant ex- smption of all taxos, except water rates aud school tax, to the grain elevator to be built by the Great Northern Railway Company, provided that the uaid clevator be completed before the first of May, 190).And that permission be granted to the said Railway Cowpany to lay rails va St.Andrew street as prayed for, provided that the said track may be used jointly by the Great Northern sud Lake St.John Railway Compenies.\u201d A certified copy of said resolution was delivered to this Company.Subsequent thereto, un: Act 63 Victoria, chapter 47, section 5, of the Province of Quebec, provision was \u201c| made av follows :\u2014 Should the Great Northern Rails way Company or any other Company build à grain elevator in the city of Quebec, the city may exempt such Company \u2018rom municipal texes in respect of auch elevator far a period flat exceeding ten years, but such exemption shall not apply to the water tax nur to the schoo! tax.\u201d This Company, relyi upon the good faith of the City Coun, did thereupon cause the elevator to he constructed, and the Company has in ull other respects fully carried out its representations to the city ; and the tity never notified the Company that it had not or did not intend to give effect to the Act as stated above, or intended to recede from its previous intention to grant exemption, and the Company ore every right to rely upok the good faith of the City Council to carry vut its promises, The Company desires to show that it has faithfully carried out its part of the understanding and respectiully represents that it has benefited Quebec on account of this elevator up to and beyond jte promises; vin the following manner :\u2014 \u201cTC NOT opéfit \u201con The \u2018con: \"\" struction of said elevator It has subsequently built a new conveyor, in connection therewith, costing.Materials and supplies that have been purchased from Quebec merchants amount LOueiiis vrvves rman ererae cemeeeens 462,70 It has employed in said elevator from November int, 1900, to June 3th, 1903, 1,467 nen.The average number of men employed in the elevator and in connec tion therewith per month bas | been forty-five (45).It has handled through the elevator 1,114,940 bushels.It has stored in the elevator for local buniness men, year 1901-1902, 163,907 bushels.33,919.36 It has stored in the elevator for loon! business men, year 1902-1903, 295,669 bushels.It has stored said grain for local grain houses at a loes to iteell.It costa the Company | 9-10 cents per \u2018burhel.The charge to local grain men has been 1 5:10 cents per bush).Tt will be apparent to you that the cost of handling a small amount of grain is almost as great as the cost \u201cThat this Council do apply to the Provincial Legislature at ita next sos- of handling a large amount.The Company cxpecia to handle a very \u2014e Se = head H.BI] \u2014 Ye IMPORTER OF WINES, : ANDFINE FRENCH CANNED UT] YY \u2018LIQUORS, ODS.The Largest Assortment, \u2014\u2014\u2014 CLARET, SAUTERNES, BURGUNDIES, MALAGA, MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES.#8pecialties\u2014FINE FRENGH COFFEE.onene 116 28 Fanriavs Street GEORGE PATRY, Manager.KODAKS ! KODAKS!! KODAKS ! ! All kinds ol Kodaks.Rolls of Film «, oto., oo Free dark Rooms.Shop open at 7 o'cluck for the mivantage of Tourists taking morning bosis J & LIVERNOIS.St.John Street, Quebec 5 OF LONDON.English Soda Water, Sohweppes The English Dry Ginger Ale, Sohweppes Purveyers te the Court of England for over 100 years.LAW.YOUNG & co Montreal » Sole Ayonia for Canada \u2014 _ large amount and consequently do i at à profit in the near future as bere: n i: © .Company loaded 55 n whips with gull at ris to i incident eu meft of à new- nes& and at great profit to the po 1 ras noh be \\adios to say he that owing to limited shipments grain for the past two months more ocean steaniers have pp leaving, Montreal with from half threg quarter cargoes., * For the present season the Company had made contracts with seau vhip owners by which Quebec wou have a larger and finer line of vien ors sailing regularly from this po gre before in the history of Qué wi The Company suffered seversly from the burning of the Grand'Mere bridge on May 17th, which prevented it.from currying out the latter portion of last year's grain crop.; ompany bau built worksh in Quehec at an expense of F75.000.00 end employed an average of 7% per nionth therein from November | lat, 1900, to June 30th, 1063, [ The fact is patent that the {un pany could not afford to operate ite elevator .in Quebec with all the auxi- lity expenses incident thereto, and haul grain to Quebec at a loss, which to the railway enterprise and consequent great detriment and irreparable loss of prestige to the port.But the Company has perseve in its effortn to muke its enterprise a success and to carry out its defemmination to make Quebec the port of the St.Law- Quebec cannot become the port for through freight and grain unless the transportation of such freight is profitable to the railway companies.To accoiiplish this end two thi have heen shown by the Company's experi ence to be necessary, viz :\u2014 lst.Connection with Western ways and lake boats.Zud.Low grade ou the railway to ennble the railway to haul u large number of cars through.The solution of the above difficultien has been found.\u2018let.By the connection which this Company has just completed with Messtu Mackenzie & Maun, with their lake facilities and ruilroad west of the Znd.By the construction of a cut-off from Garneau Junction to 8t.Cathe; rines, which will cut out ull the heavy adex und enable this Company to haul thirty-five loaded cars over this part of the line, which will the Company to operate at a good profit.will also give this port a great deal of westhound import: traffic, which has buen another severe want.With reference to the impression, which has apparently become current, from Quebec, Lhis Company renpect- fuily uswerts that no such intention must have been conceived hy those who are not converxant with the intentions and policy of the Company.It in true that the Great Northern engines at this time do not run into 5, but the freight cars of the Great Northern Railway are running into Quebec under & special arrange went with the Quebec & Lake Bt.John Railway.This arrapgement with the Quebrc & Lake St.John Railway was made with this Com: pauy for the purpose of decreasing the operating expeuses, buf in no way detracts from the benefits which Que bec obtains on account of the Great Northern Railway snd merely reduces the \u2018operating expenses of the Great Northern Railway.It is the intention to have the tirent Northern engines running into Quebec in the near future, especially aa the Great Northern Railway ex.prets Lo commence active work on the Garneau cut-of, so called, which will extend from Garneau Junction along Catherines on the Quebec & Lake St, John Railway and cut out the heavy grader, which tevday are w detriment on low rate export freight.Ax has been atated, on the Fith of May last our commimicationn for through freight were cut off by reason of the burning of the Grand'Mere bridge.| The reconstruction of the bridge was finished on the 27th of June.The time during which this bridge was down was of cours a Joan of time to us wo far an through freight was concerned, as during that time the latter portion of last year's wheat aud grain crop wax being exported, which we lost, with the exception of such grnin an wo canned to be brought down here by other roads and by water, to the benefit of thin port, with a loss to thin Company.But for the arcident to the bridge we would have by this date handled more grain through the port of Quebec than vas hand the entire season of na- vigatior last vear.The Company wish to point out to vou, however, that from the opening of navigation to the time of the des truction of the Grand Mere bridge it delivered more grain through the cle: vator to ocean stesiuships, which war carried over this line, than was deli- vared lant year fren the opening of Havigation up to and including the month of September, that ix to ray, during these few weekn the Company delivered to the elevator 457,440 buxh- els of in against 1,200,000 bushels «4 grain for the entire scanon lant year An you are awary, during the wonths of July and August grain shipments are st the extreme low point, lat year's crop having heen shipped an the new year's crop nub yet harvested.We shouid have been able, however, to obtnin a considerable quantity of geain for shipment during the months of July and August had it not ben (Contiaued on Fouth Page).would ultimately have ended in failure! rails enable; The construction above referred to that this Company was withdrawing has ever existed and such impressions the line of the Great Northern to St FUNERAR (OF POPE MAYBE TO-DAY Rumour to That Effect in Rome ast Night TRE WILL @& HIS HOLINESS ITALIAN TROOI} PRESE\"VE ORDER «IN BT.FETBR'S\u2014ALI.ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR IHRE CONCLAVE ON JULY 8).\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ie July 38 From nain until sun in befure the hol; ot Loo XU}, lylug in state in Lhe Basilio of fit.l'éter's.It was originally intended (hat this opportunity to publicly view the remains should extend through three days, but to-night the Associated J'resa correspondent Jearns that the time is likely Lo be curtailed and that the fu I may occur Frida, instead of Matu , owing to the evidences uf decompbsition.This is due to o-day\u2019's suvers hgmt.The will of the dead Hope was opened at today\u2019s meeting of the Con-atiou of Cardinals.It consists of 36 pages, bis the handwriting $f Leo XIII, and leaves all bis property Lo his wucvessur fur the | use of the church.Tu each member of his family he Jenves a present to be chosen [rom the vmiwable objects iu his apartment, Similar, presents are bequeathed to his ysiclans.\u2018The total amount of bis property Is not yet known Au important Sotitkal factor was ins troduced into ceremony by the entrance into St.l'eterw of Italian wol- diers, who remained thers throughout the day to preserve order.\u2018Their presence in important an an indication of better reintions between the tiovernment and the Vatican.Another feæture which ia causing comment along the same lines 19 the fuct that Cardinal Oreglin, in receiving a group of the city luthers of tome, who represent the cierical ry, charged thesu to thank also their liherai culieagues for Lhe manifestations of sympathy which they showed during the illness oi the Pope.In this connection additional interest attaches to toalay\u2019s meeting of the Con gregation of Cardinals where a proposition was proposesl by Carding) Oreglia to send a note to the diplomatic body.accredited to the Holy.See, for the purpose of representing 10 the powers the condition of the l'ajeey since the juss of ita temporal power uid the transfer of ine capital of the ltulian Goverment to ome.From what leaks out it appears that the proposition provoked considerable dincusaion, Curdinalx Mteinhuber, Mathieu, and Vives y Tuto fuvuring Lhe despatch of x most energetic note cone cerning the question of reclaiming the l\u2019apat righle.Cardinals Arliardi and Serifne Vannutellf advocated a wilder tone.The majority of the Comgregation decided to pursue a middle course and entrusted Mor, Merry Del Val with the duly of drawing up the document for sub mission to another meeting of the Con ution.The commission of Cardinals entrusted with the arrangements for the conclave has presented Man whirh involves an expenditure ot Yin and assures thut everything will in readiness for the opening of the conclave July 3t.The partent still: occupied | by Cardinal Humpola whl be divided into four rooms in order to sccommodnte four of the Cardinaln during the conclave.Now that the I'ope's wilt hax heen openet the work of removing the things in hix apartment which he bequeathed hy the terms of the Instrument.han been begun.IF the new l'ontifé desired 16 occupy the mame aport.ment ouly the hed room furniture will he changed.Followine an sncient custom.however.the new Pope would not take ponsesaion of the old apartment until severul months after hia election re pp GREAT RRITAIN\u2019S FOREIGN POLICY SHARPLY CRITICIZED IN THE COMMONS AND WARMLY DEFENDED BY TRE UNDER SECRETARY.London, July 23.\u2014The criticism of the Government's foreign policy con tinued at the evening session.Jomeph Walton, a Liberal, who strongly favors an extension of British trade by means of colonial development, ac cused the Government of à nucoession of humiliating surrenders in China.He said the times had arrived for fac: ing the wituation tn Manchuria and New Chwang.The Under Foreign Secretary.Lord Oranborne, said in reply.that Bri sich trade in China was still increas: ing at a satisfactory rate, and he wax confident of securing a full share of the railway and other valuable con: cessions.The Govermnent, he naid.was fully aware of the situation in Manchuria.The great difficulty up to the present time in negotiating with Russia was that Great Britain had never yet heen able to prcertain exactly what the Russian Government wanted, and the fact remained that Manchuria was still oconpied.Run vin\u2019s failure to fulfil her undertaking.he said.wan satisfactory neither to Great Britain, Japan or the United States.\u201cOur ally, Japan.\" he said.\u2018\u2018is he- coming uneasy at the prolongation of the occupation of Manchuria, and we are equally anxious for some kind of a wottlment, \u2018There are certain cle ments out of which on agreement ought to he posible, and if Rusia is prepared to give due Weight te our treaty rights and commercial interests she will not find ua tereeoncilable to sompromise, Braiden alluding to the Crar an a dempot, Lord Cranhorne made refer etre to France.aml John Redmond tried to make it appear that the Bri: tixh Government had ruffecrd à rebut in its representations te France in twhall of the expelled monks.In replying Lord Cranhorne said that he was not aurprised at Nr.Redmond's remarks, and that he must agree with him in deploring what had occurred.\u201cKuch a measure an the.Amociations taw.\u201d he said, \u201ccould never have hren aned in Fngland, and we cannot but iy surprised if one may say so of a reat neighboring nation, that France should think H necessary to Intreluce auch à law.* Lord Uranhorne'» re marke were the subject of special com ment hecntise of the presence in Lom don of the French arhitratinniats.ti off till to-mar- °$ do nt all; The fon! never row what he sh THE DOMINION _ PARLIAMENT.i Questions, Answers and Explanations in the Houseee fra THE CASE OF THE SS FURNESIA.\u2014\u2014 PERSONNEL OF THE TRANSFOR.TATION COMMISSION \u2014 LIBE- * RALS TAKE A GREAT INTEREST IN THE MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE, AND PROVIDE A HOT HOUSE ATHOSPHERE FOR HiM \u2014 A NUMBER OF BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE.\u2014- (Special to the Chronicle.) Ottawa, July 23 \u2014In the Commons on the orders of the day, Mr.Smith (Vancouver) asked if the Minister of Labor had vet became aware of the labor troubles in Toronto in the wet- tlement of which iron moulders were brought from Scotland.Mr.Mulock, in reply.neil that the matter was being looked into.Col.Hughes, referring to the return of the men to Scotland with stories as to their bad usage in Canade, axked Mr.Sifton if he had considered the damaging effect these tales vould have on Canadian immigration.Mr, Sifton expremesi the belief that the situation did not justify any nnx- icty.Mr.Borden again asked for particulars of the personnel of the lranspoe- tation Commission.He wanted to know definitely if Sir William Van Horne had declined to serve an chair.wan.Sir Willrid Laurier promised to bring down the communication from Sir William Van Horne to-morrow.Hun.Che.Fitzpatricy brought up the tion of the claims of the steamer Furnessia for salvage for se vices rendered the steamer Scotia.He read the contract showing that the build.ern agreed to deliver the boat at Port Mulgrave for £100 and insurance pre- wiums.The buildens neglected to minke ber seaworthy by wupplying sufficient coal for the voyage, and the steamer had to be towed to St John's, Nfld.The insurance companies and the builders both repudiat- ml liability for salvage.Subsequently the Admiralty Court avquitted the Dominion Government of Hiability for the claim.Mr.Fisher's bill to regulate the packing and sale of seeds wax badly roasted by Liberals and Conservatives Nr.McCreary, Liberal, denounced it as a weddling measure, which should be placed side by side with Mr, Fisher's butter bill.It might do for small wardens but not for farms.When Mr.Fisher reminded the mewber for Sele kirk that Provincial legislation = embodying the principles of the bill ex isted in Manitoba, Mr.McCreary retorted that it wax never enforced and Was so nonsensical that the Dawinion House should not make the witake of considering it.Other Liboraln, including Hon.Wu.Ross, Kicked vigorous: ly.Mr.Fisher offered sowe amendments, the discussion of which occupied much time.Liberal back bench- ers displayed unusual interest in the bill and filled in time in great shape.\u2018There is no doubt that they were acting on Sie Wilfrid Laurier's instructions, they are warking tine systematically in order to enable the Governwent to collect its wits and straighten out the Cabinet row over the Grand Trunk Pacific deal.The Senate to-iay passed the Government bills amending the Post Offive Act, the wafety of ships, the penny savings banks, and the fisheries act.The iatter was amended by striking out the authority to kill seals win explosives.Col.Fiset bas becn appointed bi- cctor-General of the Army Medical Corps in.Canada, to succeed Col.Neilsun, who has been retired og, pen sion.After dinner Mr.Fisher's bill wan temporarily dizposed of, and Nr.Sifton's estimates were taken up.The House adjourned at midnight.NOTES.Before the Privileges and Elections Committee this morning, Mr.Tarte repeated the statement made yenter- day regarding the purchase by the Government of the property from Mr.Loy, MP, required n« a site for the post office in Valleytield.Mr.Tarte testified tha.he had the purrhave made through a third party, Mr.KR.B.Johnston, of Montreal, without Me Loy kmowing that the land was for the Government.The uty Minister of Public Works, of Railways and Canals, the Auditor General, Nr.Dandurand.of Montreal, and Messrs.Johnaton and Hyde, of Montreal.will be auminoned to give rvidencr at the text meeting of the committee.The Governor-General's Foot Guards have revived à handemme collection: of ent glass | from the [6th National Guards of Albany as a token of appreciation of the courtesise extended to the latter while in Ottawa last year.The Government today told a Toronto deputation that careful enquiry nould be made before removing the Dominion Observatory from Toronta to Ottawa, \u2019 A report in current to-day that the delay in the Grand Trunk project in due to nomething more radical than the arrangement of details.that in fart the\u2019 entire proposals were mar ranged.A hitch in naîd to have arisen over the unwillingness of the Grand \"lrank Compan to nel to the Govern ments demand for the depemit of five million dollars before commencing ope rations One of the amendments made hy the F, SIMARD & CIE.NANMOTH JULY ONE we OF us Muslin Underwear, The Muslin Underwear we sell represents the teat values that cas be produced.Toa To trae, in spite of tbe fact that our prices are so much lower than elsewhere.Others indulge in the old subterfuge of dis- pamging the character of our goods toexplain the difference between our rates sud irs, That excuse iv ineflective, Women prefer to for themselves.And when comparsions sre\u2019made the question is invariably settled in favor of our qualities, 42e.for Night Dresses worth 40.75 6le.« \u201c \u201c\" « 0.95 T6.« 1.10 88.« « \u201c \u201c 1.85 Los D \" +\u201c 1.60 $7c.for underskirts worth $0.60 Sc, « 0.15 Te.« \u201c « 110 9%.« 1.50 $LIE « \u201c «185 19c.for Corset Covers worth 028 20.\u201c\" \" \u201c \u201c 0.45 5.0.75 Be.\u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c a\u201c \u2018 : \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c for Drawers worth $0.28 Me.« \u201c 060 5c.s \u201c \u201c 0.85 Childrens White Dresscs 50c., Se, Ge, 75c., and $1.05 Better Qualities at Prices Relatively Low.Oa¢ Price Only, Telephone 2157.F.SIMARD & CIE 187 St.Joseph Street, it.Roch, Government to the proposed contract is as follows: It was announced three weeks ago that the GUE would pay nothing to the Government for the first live vears for the use of the Govrenipent built road from Moncton to Winnipeg.In the second five years it wan to pay whatever surplus rewmin- od after the working expenses hod been paid.\u2018This Is now changed =o that for seven vhars the company will have nothing to pay for the use of the line, In the three years following the Grand Trunk Pacific will pay the Crown whatever surplus remains over operating expenses.In the event of a deficit which on this stretok of the trand continental system, is more fikely than a surplus, auch deficits will be capitalized and added to the sum on which the company for forty years will pay interest to the crown.ep REVOLUTION IN BULGARIA Vienna.July 2%\u2014The Stampa and other Belgrade papers publish | ru mors of a revolution in Bulgaria and that l'rince Ferdinand.on the advice of his Government.is about to fier, or han fled to Belgrade.Thus far the rumors have rast been officially confirmed.re rt ROYAL COURT AT DUBLIN Dublin, July 2-11 wan alter mid night when the day's festivitien clox- wl.The King and Queen held court at the Castle last night, and in the famous St.Patrick's Hall.which was gorgeously decorated and illuminated for the occasion.Their Majesties on- tered the hall at 10.30 pm,, with all the accompaniments of state, and took their places nesr the throne, which was the centre of a brilliant group.There they received the mont representative body of the Irish nobility and the (rish people which hae been seen at the Castle in many years, rem 5er BALFOUR DEFENDS CHAMBERLAIN london, July 2- Addressing the Primrose League at a dinner to-night at the Hotel Cril, Premier Balfour wartly defosded Colonial Secretary Chamberlgin against unteasonable attacks because hit given expression to the views of the Colonie» on the fiscal question.Mr, Balfour rriterat- vd bia previous statement that = the tiaverument approached the (question with an open mind and raid it war folly to expect the Ministry, on a moments notice, to produce a formulated scheme on sich à great subject, tomas SAVE YOUR MONEY.B.A.Y.Z.Firat and lant, BE A WISE HEAD, with the strongest Company in the world-The Equitable Life.Cash awe plus over $78,000,008, 1.F.Relleau, General Agent, Quebec, abd insure your liste and your old age] ONE CENT.: L.PAQUETS Departmental Stores.EXAMINE The new Butterick Patterns.They will show you the latest fashions in ckirts, capes, etc.| A Butterick pattern ensbles | | you to make your own dress, We bave received the Butterlok Patterns for Augost.Wishion sheets tres at ome | Sale at Fixed Hours.New Series of Extraordinary Bargains\u2014_\u2014 For 25 cts.125 doz.Men's colored os white Shirts, laundered or negligoes, excellent quality, retailed everywhere at 50 rents, 75 cents and $1 00 each.For ONE hour ONLY, TOMORROW, (Friday) between 3 and 4 o'clock p.m, 23 cents, For 19 Cents, At the same hour, FRIDAY, our [libbons department will offer also sowe irresistible attrac- tious.1500 Yards of Taffeta libbon, well known under the name of \u201cDuchesse\u201d Ribbon, 4 to inches wide, always sold at our stores, so far with much success at 35 cents a yard.For 1% cents a yard, FRIDAY, between 3 and 4 o'clock pana.For 1 Cent a Yard For ONE hour only, FRIDAY, between 3 and 4 o'clock, elegant black or colored Corded Nash Ribbon, for ladies belts, neckties or hair 6rnaments, 2} inches wide, small balance of 2000 yds.which we have decided to sacrifice at 1 cent a yard.It will certainly be entirely sold before the time is over.Make haste come at 3 o'clock p.m sharp Friday, if you want to profit by this extraordinary bargain.At One Cent a Yard, this Corded Ribbon is simply given away For 19 Cents Always at the same hour, FRIDAY, that is Lo say, between 3 and 4 o'clock, p.m., will be sold fine Cushions, covered with elegant plaid in Gloss Silk, regular price 65 cents.For 19 cents.The cover alone is worth 45c.For 19 Cts.a Yard Two extraordinary bargains in our Dress (toods department, for one hour only, Friday, between 4 and 5 o'clock p.m.250 Yards of Black Crepoline, all wool, very distinguished drees goods, very fine black, very light or summer costumes, sold cvery- where at 40 cents a yard.For ONE hour only, Friday, as above said, between 4 and 5 o'clock, 19 cents a yard.L.PAQUET, 169 171, St.Joseph'Street.] TN leghone 3170.% ____ man a ot re { 2 (On fi TOU.RISTS ARE INVITED TO INSPBUT OUR LARGE STOCK OF REAL.LACES] Honiton, Brussels Point, Duchess, Old English Thread, Valencienes etc., Real Lace Handkerchiefs.KID \u2018GLOVES \u201cDents\u201d Kid Gloves, \u201cPerrins\u201d Kid Gloves, \u201cMorleys\u201d Kid Gloves.IN GREAT VARIETY.LL | | Muslins, Sunshades, Mantles, J ackets, Millinery.ALL GREATLY - REDUCED.New Carpets, New Linoleums.|: CLOVER FRY & CN.24 8& 26 Fabrique St.H ë te Lo ARE REQUESTED TO CALL AND INSPECT OUR COLLECTION OF SHEFFIELD PLATE Double Vegetable Dishes, Revolving Dishes, Tras.Hot Water Kettles, Tea Sets, Toast Racks.{GUN METAL GOODS | Watches.Watch Chains, Belt Buckles, Cigaretle Cases, Match Boxes.; ANTIQUE SILVER, ANTIQUE HALL CLOCKS, BAUSCH & LOMB FIELD GLASSES.STERLING SILVER SOUVENIRS Spoons, Forks, Brooches, Links, Sas l\u2019ins, 1'ocket Knives, Match Boxes, Charms.DIAMONDS, RUBIES, SAPPHIRES, PEARLS.Se | Quebec Agents for Patek Phili & Co, and À.Lang & Sons celebrated Watohes.wre 3 ° Watches and Jewellery carefally repaired.| ESC OS = C.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, x6 Fabrique Street.' tn {cleanses \"| them ; -| One attention was called the just \u201c4.er vil Sunlight Soap brightens apd e , dt washes.Quite as goed far clearing! household vtemsils 95 washing clothes.129 She Quebec Garunicly, EEE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HRONIOLE TELEFNOED We.& \u2014_\u2014 QUEBEC, THE QUEBKC-MONOTUN LINE The Government's propoved line is by no means a transcontinental ; it is simply a branch line, and transconti- veatal only in wo fur as it touches a JULY 24, 1903, trunk line and is placed under its toutral There iv no good reason why it should be built by the Government, and that it has hitherto presented no induceisents to private speculation is not in its favor.The arguments fered for it are illusory and thin is especially the case with the Quebec: Moncton section, whieh it is alleged will werve the central portion of New Brunswick, and will form the \u2018shortest route to a winter seaport.With regard tu tho first allegation, the country to be served is, according to the Ottawa\u2019 Journal, a comparatively bar- ten country, anything but well set.ted.nnd but eighty or ninety miles in thigth as the crow fies, and our confrere.an independent Liberal paper, very properly remarks that \u201cthe ar gument that this stretch of comparatively barren country has any claims to persuade the peuple of Canada to build four hundred wiles between Quenx and Moncton for the Grand Trunk at a cost of twelve million dollars, and of injuring the Intercolonial, is a yucer one.\u2019 The reaxon given by the Hamilton Herald why the Government have resolved ta huild instead of utilizing the Intercolonial ix that this line is needlessly long, and that if the Grand Trunk Pacific were obliged {0 reach an orean port over it, it would be neri- ously handicapped in a competition for freight with the C.I.R., which has shortened the distance to tide water hy building a straight line through Maine fo St.John.\u201d Now the C.I.R.short line trom Montreal to the sea is but seven miler shorter than the Intercolonial from Quebec te Moncton, and freight coming to Que-| bec by a direct road from Winnipeg would have only seven miles more to traverse over the Intercolonial te Moncton than Western freight from Montreal to St.John.It is hardly worth while to pay twelve millions te overcome a handicap of seven miles.\u2014\u2014\u2014pof- SHOULD HE LOOKED INTO.A few weeks ago a paragraph ap: prared in several of the newspapers utating that the line subsidized by the Canadian Government to promote trade with South Africa was giving an undue preference to American shippers to the detriment of Canadians.The charge was vague and indefinite, ond attracted little or no attention at the time from the general public.but a trade journal, Hardware and Metal, took it up, and the following are the results of ifs investigations, and the conclusions come to by it :\u2014 \u201cTrade with South Africa han rocrived considerable attention from Canadian exportern during the past few years, and the action of {he Federal Govern: went in nubsidizing o steamship service from Canada 60 Caps Town and Durban in'in lina with a progressive policy © onl, ton necessary to develop a trade that was becoming practically rsonopolised by our friends to the south, When the Liovernment entered into the aub- sidy agreement with the Furness.Withy line of steamships plying between Montreal snd South Airica it was naturally asmamed that the moves ment was started with the view weouraging Canadian manufacturers and shippers.It was to be reckoned with that American shippers would in all likelihood take advantage of the line as well, owing to their ability to secure low inland rater to Montreal, and rome of the most prominent Wouto! -| ern firme have not been slow to tnke advantage of the opportunity afforded but it in somewhat ptéruing to learn that a.discrimination in favor of American shippers in mpnifested hy the subsidized steamship company, othes day to what seems to us to*be an un.partiality shown an American comeern vovently as sguinet one of the largest Canadian packers in Montreal in the loading of freight for South Atrican porta.The lsat ateainer leaving wan the Wyandotte, and it neems that the Laing l'acking Company, of Mons treal, who are among the most progressive exporters of Canadian dressed meats, had arranged for ntorage «space on the vennel.Orders were given to the Litley-Cameron Cartage Company to commence loading Jung.99 and 30, SWE On RONIULE, QUAN v balance of \" t offered until duly œ whew; mg ing at the oy captain Wyandotte) to Guid the Cysadian goods a the nud alter keeping the Canadien goods waiting ler) two hours, sent them back to the pecking house, but took on 10 car.standing in voftigerator cars in dock.The (artage Company*s test wan of we avail, and the result was thet about 30 cases\u2019 of Canadian mont were left behind, while the 10 carloads of American meat secured storage redm.a \u201clt seems to we à matter for Fodetel investigation, and should it be shown that Canadian shippers are being discriminated against the parties at fault should be brought to task.Canadian manufacturers\u2019 and shippers vhoeld at least: have equal opportuni: ties with competitors, to say nothing ul a legitimate preference, on their own subsidized lines, \u2018but, when it comes Lo à case like this, where Cansdian goods were kept in the sun for over two hours, and then absolutely refused, while: American shipmente were being loaded out of rfrigerator ears, it semtbs to us\u2019 time to enter a protest in the name of our Canadian manufacturers and shippers.It will be our object to fully investigate canes of discrimination against Canadian ox- porters, and should they be proven, to follow the matter up until a re oiedy iu applied.\u201d mme ATBLETICS, People are gradually.awakening to a kuowledge of the fact that hard work in the way of training for athletic events is much like hard work om the farm, in the woods, in the workshop, or anywhere.It is being recognized that athletic hard work breaks a man down quicker than other hard work, for the reason that it is generally ac- compenied by asort of semi-star\".1- tion, while the ordinary hard word ae is permitted to cat what his appetite craves.In an article on The Athletic Habit, Success for August says :\u2014 \u201cPhysicians have always told us of the evils of overdoing athletics, but here is a danger, not of excess, but rather of transition, described by a medical man who in aww an athlete.To pass, be ways, from athletics to.ordinary life\u2014to leave of \u2018trainng\u2019\u2014 always gives a shock, and it way be an injurious or a disastrous one.In his own case, be says, the breaking away from the old life is as hard as the giving up of narcotics or alkohol.Every athlete must give up his athletic some day, to change of accupe- tion or to edvancitig age.Then comes the danger.His limbe and his internal organs are all bigger than he needs for a quiet life; they suffer from partial disuse ; there are weaknens, de generacy and disease.This, the writer says, has been the history of mauy athletes, and bll must look out for it, though of course many may escape.It is generally conceded that the Maker never intended that men and women should over-exert (hemselves in athfatics.Quiet, stimulating exercine is very necessary, from a seientific standpoint, and the athletic habit should not be forced.\u201d That the writer in Success is correct will be apparent to anybody who chooses to go over the list of his ath- etic friends who have done much se: vers \u201c\u2018training\u201d in preparation lor rowing contests, \u201cboxing bouts,\u201d road races and the like.He will find that these friends age, ax a rule broken dowu and prematurely aged.No machinery can be overwerked- even for aport\u2014without showing evil effects of the overworking.\u2014Hamilton Spectator.PEAT FOR FURL, A pamphlet op the use of peat for fuel has been prepared by T.W.Gibson, Director of Mines for Ontario, aud W.F.H.Carter, B.A.Sc.It opens with 8 reference to the anthracite conl strike of last winter, which oti everybody thinking of our depen dence on the conl barons of 'enn- sylvania.Such a strike would have made little difference some vents ago, when \u2018good beech and maple\u201d were our maple fuels.Now wood har become dear and scarce, and the ques: tion of substitutes is important.Our chief hope seems to lic in peat, which is really incipiont coal.It is found in various parts of Old and Now Ontario, and plants havg, been erected at Welland, Beaverton, #erth, Brunner, Brockville, Rondeau and Newington.North of the height of land, say 50 niles; south of Jamis Bay, peat muskeg covers the fade of the earth for hundreds, perhaps -4hovssnds, ot square miles.\u201cThe processes of preparation ere ex- envation, drying and compression.The great problem ja in getting rid of the water at rrasonable cont, | Cut peat in thren times an heavy and 14.28 times ac \u2018baiky as anthracite of the same heating power.Peat briquettes are about twice gs heavy and twice as bulky es anthracite They com be made in Ontario lor about $l per ton of 2,000 pounds, and nold at the place of production for 88.Thin ia estimat.and deliveries were made on the daya vaped.| St appears that, owing to rd to be equivalent 8° 84.00 for bitu- loads of American beef, which were ; *| ping journal, there.is & aresp : of experience in Ca vot $59 Tos pub of \"1e hay pléRes the most fastidious aresser.moi n = ce ns ef Ds c's - Sealab a.ou 0 which makes \u201cpont fue an cconopme pousibility.All kinds ol processes for extracting & greater percontage of water have broken down, and it is this dificuity that lessens the value of our peat deposits.The .Ontario tiovernment ought: to offer a handsome reward for an invention that will overcome this difficulty, and so ture the minds of iuvealors in that direction, The pamphlet is well written dnd illustrated and very.interesting, but some vigorous action iy required if progress is to he made.~Toronto World\u2014omompemeer WYOMING FEUD.The fresh outbreak: of the feud- between the cattle and vheep men of Wyoming indicates a serious condition, especially in connection with the lawlessness which led to the lynching of two murderers at Basin on Sunday.The mob which did the lynching sympathizes, it is reported, with the cat: tlemen and will prevent, il possible, the locking up of the murderers of 8 wheepowner who was killed about six wecke ago, The Sheriff of Big Horn County has appealed to the Governor tor militery assistance, but not uwmch can be given to him, as the State has only G2 cavalry and X4 infantry, although a guard ol 1.078 wen is au thorized.The supporters of the sheep and cattle owners are fighters and it iu reasonable to.infer that any militia force which went against them would have a bard time.It would not be at all surprising if the situation became so serious that Federal tropps would be noeded to restore order.The war between the sheep and cattle wen is an old one.It had ste origin in the destruction of the ranges by the sheep.These animals crop the grass wo closely that the grazing ol cattle is impossible where they have been.Naturally the caitle owners object to these conditions, expecially as they see the rapid growth -{ the sheep industry.In 150 {here were 3.996.316 sheep in the State, valued at $6,777.60 ; and 497,180 cattle, valued at 88,175,072.The Wyoming wool clip lat year smounted to 33,000,000 pounds, valued at §3.960,000.Neither industry should be permitfed to interfere with the other, yet it has seemed impossible to devise n way to prevent interference on the ranger.\u2014 Buffalo Expresspere TERME OF BLORMFONTEIN AURER- MENT, South Africa, the wellknown ship |g: presents in detail the terms of the Bloemfontein conference pgrecuent which now awaits coufirme- ton at the lands of the Legislature of the five Britint south African cela, nics.The convention, of 1808 is continued till the«vew convention\u201d takes effect.The (iovernment «À each colony is to coflect within its jurisdiction the duties upon goods imports! frons outside the limits of the union.Special rates are imposed on Ki arti- dex.Class FI of the mhedube imposes trisedl nd valorons dutier on à dozen activles ; Class 11! on 27 articles at 24 pee cent.The following are among the duty-free articles : Agricultural implements, machinery.raw and mani.factured South African produce-ex- cept Hours manufactured from other than Nouth African wheat\u2014-spirits and beers.Altogether there oro 143 arti- clex on the free list, Class V itmposes a 10 pur cent ad valorem duty on articles not clvewhere specified.A rebate is given on articks which are the growth, produce apd manufacture of the United Kingdusp of 23 per cent of the duty leviable\u2019 on articles undes Clauses I, §l and Ÿ.An entire re bate is given on Class 111 provided the articles arv.the boas lide manufactures ul the United Kingdom.This rebats also applies to the manufactures of the British colonies, etc., which grant reesprocal privileges to the South African wnion.The provision will con tinue in force for two years after pro: mulgation, All the éolonies will, it is believed, voulirm the agreement, which in a lung atop teward the federntion of all South Africa.\u2014HBaltimore Sun, LL.tement] To be free from sick hendache, hill ones, constipation, etc.ume Carn tor'e Little Liver Pilla.'Btrintly vege: table.They géatly stimuinte the | J 6 8.J.Shaw & Co, LE ro og Med to Suit i lpn ters are Kept 12002 me iy, ~ a 8 St pots a Street, L Lower Tour Branch Fabrique St, Upper Town \u201c| Salmon and Tro ant Foie fau) ï Flies, Linea, Raol and nd Leaders.The; quoes, Paddles and Po .Are, J porting Goods \u2026.DRAMERSIN \u2026.in general.___ Sporting Goods.» |HANNOCK SHADES AND SHIDES AND HAMNOGES Prato and Outiery.fes Of all Descriptions.Forrest & Sons\u2019 Saimen Fliss, ee Reo's, Lines exd Camp Outi, | REZ RIGERATORE Golfers Roguisités, Galranived Lining ie a i + eet 2 Comm Froemm: Aine Tre ARLE L 13 St John Street, 1.Telephone U.T.573.Gora?Notre Dame & Mountain Hill Telephone L.T.44 | APPRAISEE \u2018:.LADIES\u2019 | GonoralSuperintendontof Works \u2026 \u2014 SEND YOUR \u2014 oF ~ The Loan & Savings Ge.DÜCK SKIRTS, - Ÿ| .carrrAL args ofl Blouses and White Wear | MAIN OFFICE 104 Joime Sfreet.TO US.PHONE 1630.hari ble wore dopertment for dt - Prompt Delivery.{Prices Moderate.Pronerty fi for Salé; 4» THE .\u2026 That excelient pr property situated on St.Paul, St V Brewery Lane, for many years occupied by A.Learmonth & Coas Machine Shop.Also all the Machinery contained therein Will be sold separate or en bloc Can be seen at any time.A.LEARMONTH& Co., 275 Paul Street - PERL LAON! 10-74 St Yalier Street, Telephone 85.Is the place to go to if you \u2018wanttobey .CHOICE COFFEE ase.Chee NT doc.TEL IS EXCELLENT ENGLIS H BREAKFAST.Gilt Edge Creamery Batter In Prinis or Tabs.SUGAR CURED HAMS AND BACOR, BARGAINS.\u2014 As the season is now well ; advanced we are offering special inducements on Sunshades, Parasols, Ladies\u2019 - Readysto-wear - Straw fats.and \" Fancy Striped and Any of te shure cmor tied = Checked Muslins, Co w= JS AS.MILLER, tor TE Parano, iain ot Fons Y.M.C.A.BUILDING, 152 JOHN STREET sotors that were marked at $4.10, $3.4 $3.88.* #2.78, $2.68, $3.38, MARKED DOWN TO $1.10, READY TO WEAR STRAW RATS for ladies, all the newest sha and lacont style of trimmings, io NE uo RE $1.08, S310, MARKED DOWN svc.Boe Tee, 0s, Vde, 81.12! TR \"$3.60, ° RAW HATS that alam SAILORE STRAW HATS (hat Tae ob.a.10, mow now offered HALF PRICE.DOKSFRIEN] BRKING POWDE® For Excellence of Quality and B Value for Your Money.\u2014\u2014- ee Mus, pes Land INGHAMS dn Fasey Ch emists : ev iced to TT Pe {Frid bro) ; find Cook's Friend Baking Powder pure, Doctors : Al Beles pronounce it wholesome Strictly Cash.|} cooks Ro know it does the work :\u2014 at the right time, SIMONS &MINGUY |{ Housewives SUCOKSSURS TO say that cake and brest raised with Cook Friend Baking Powder are fine, dainty and deliclom.cit + 4 SIMONS & FOULDS, 90 FABRIQUE STREET Telorhone 388.DON'T BE \u201c HOT HEADED\" When you can buz a cel fortabl Straw Hat oi featherweignt Grey Falt Haba your own WE CAN SUIT YOUR IDEAS AND IDEAS AND YOUR POCKETBOOK! LADIES\u2019 PA] PARISIAN FEATHER HATS.We have Jou received: à sample lot (only one of each style) of Feather Hats, tho latest Parielan creations.They are now oa viewia our new Fur Parlors, minows conl and M Jor anthracite, liver and free the stomach {rom bile.Holt, Renfrew & Co, 35:48 Buade 8.« % Le BATH SUITS.) SHI ; Ts Underwear.| BELTS eco te ; i asl Langs, $ Piece Cot H i Combination § Sleeve, Bugliah 8 bination i Wite Cellular Cotton, Long American, Belts, Pros vi Suit, Silk and Wool Mixture, |g Pe i laave & Le Log|Susde, Enamel, Sweat All Wool Ex.Light, Balbriggan yo § Lone White Canvan, .| Men's Q, and Closed, Silk Mix.Flannelette, And Com $ Piece Flennel Suits a ed \"Bill, Coller Attached, | |Natural Woo! Grey Flannel Trousers Tie ey or pio, |Oxford, Collar Attached, i Length and Combi-|yhite Duck Trousers Hunting Stocks.|\u201d lon Flannel \u201cBand\u201d Lp mation.1.ltriped Flanuel do Silk, Cashmer = , |.B.Serge Jecket, rues, [English Collars 2 fof 25c.5 5m ims \u201cMY VALET\u201d FRONTENAC ELECTRIC LAUNDRY AND DYE WORKS CROWN STREET, QUEBEC.Yalet Department Y $l.ForOoe Dollar ! $1 per mouth wo keep your clothes in first class order, viz : Minor Kepaire, Sponging and pressing.We call fer and deliver to any part of the city.Our valet service costs one dollar per month.{or not lees than one year, 7000 airs iid Haberddshèrs # TELEPHONE 1806.BRIERLETS .OF THE DAY.London, Joy \"2 The House of Commons to-diy, by 228 to 118 votes tha: third reading of the London Education Bill\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Monbey Brand Soap c¢leans kitched nten vile, steel, iton and tinware, knives and forks, and all kinds of cutlery.\u201d LE For Pipes.Penches.Match Safes, Cigar and Cigarette Cases.£o to l\u2019ipor's, 19 Bunde Street.Winnipeg, July 23.\u2014The death iu announced from Kdwonton of Bishop Clut, of the Roman Catholic diocese of Athabaska at Lesser Slave Lake, two weeks ago.He was V1 years of age and retired from active work sume years ago.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DaY Take Laxative Bromo Qu! All druggists refun CARL OCEAN ARRIVALS.NN Sreloria at New York from Mamss ita at New York.from Gemos.HN Ge Jorraiue at Havre.from New se raie at Quemmstows, from New gL Gl on, ss ey A Bnd trom New = \u2014\u2014\u2014 ALLAN LINE.The RM.S.Tonjsian, Caplan A Vipond, jroo Liverpgol 16th, and Moville 17th July, passed Point Amour at 8.13 ym 1 y, and is dus in port about 8 pm.Today.The repairs to the ee.ing begh fompleted, the Graving .ee The su.Lake jan, have out of I come his \u2018morning, P.jt LINE .Manitoba.from Liverbout, July 14, with jrassengers and « general cargo, pessed Marto Kiver at 1.20 pan.Yesterday, and is due (a port about n to-day, The - Lake Erie, Captain Carey, will arrive from Montreal this worniug, and witer swbmrking | passengers pru- ceed for Liverpool.wr DOMINION LINE.The ss.llominion, from Liverpoul July 13, with pussengers nad-generui cargo, pusyed Fae Suit al 1.8V pw.yester fro und Is due ju port this auiternouu.\u2018The \u2018ss, Iberian, Captain Farrington, arrived from Montreal last evening, and proceeded for Bristol.QUKBKC STKAMBHLIE COMPANY.The ue.Canspaus arrived in port from the Marillwe Provinces at 8 pau.yesier- day, landed Quebec passengers and cur- Ko, and proceeded ta.Monires] at 4.40 pu.\u2018 BARK SARLHANA.A despaich received from the Lark Sardhaos yesterday, alates Lhat the ves.wel bus seven Ipot of water in her hold, and is Jylng juside a reef of boukiers, \u2018I'he us.hing Fdward which went Lo ber assistance, had 20 pump to place vu board tbe da bark, aud therefore did not tow her into deep water.The steamer Lord Miralhcgna left St, llerre, d the 2 Miqueien, yesterday, for thi 1.0) to cure.Ba W.Grove\u2019s signetyre her way up she will go to he Sardbuna WANTED \u201c = an board, vi Com her oN Toe burke 2 oe Lari e ANTED\u2014A GOOD SMART APIREN-| American Chiropoding Everythiag in the smokers\u2019 line [ssid to have received little duisoge.NV lee for the Printing business.Ap- *|te be had at Piper's, 19 Bungle Nt.cree, Ply nt once, Chronicle.PARLOR 230 JOHN STREET.\u2014 A stem ORANTERED.x a ee tp rere Lo s tuer, ons, .uket WANTED A GENENAL SERVANT All ailments of tha] Constantinople, July 23.\u2014The emp- | Halifax to two ports Crited rand girl for a family of two persuns.{eatcured permanent.tiness of the Turkish treasury in deals, 37.Vd., August; a bars, 1387 Roa children.Apply at No.38 Covitiurd ik bro graduste oi | shown by the fact that the binance Lens.Deueray to Bueœus Avres, lumber Py .rivale terms = - NoRKIRG mosh the Toes Clty and Minister has for several weeks | ben |\u201d A , ; t Lak > Crropodi College | wnnuccesxfully endeavoring to pay a NOTES.Ewa pr me a on Hitsnie.23 Ladice\u201d atfeuded af | month's salary to state Séficials who The es.Nordboeu.Cupiein Olsen.ar- 573 Su.John street.their resideno have received only one months pay land pris ed res Hivers let evealuy, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AC.Office Hours g A.M.to 8 P.M.since March.The vu Hanseat sailed from Middiesbocountant.speaking both French and h ou Wednesday, with a full cargo on account of pleased to accept Address C.H \u201cFhaving to leave New York city its climate, would be a position in Quebec.101 Ann street, Que- Dr, A.Larocque, L.D.3.D.D.8, Won it for ine o large Fontan Nug, | London and Parisassortment = of .CORNER OF .barat?ewe wo workers, avy Hormto \u201c181.Josaph & 87 Church 8t.Quebec.Private Residence 280 Desfosses St.AGENTS WANTED.Graduate of Philadelphia.Pupil of I iles & Sonia Suni cure for eact: and Spd ary form of liching A Frot D okey EL *imon n the au dors what they think: it ro your ealers or EDM ANSON, BATES & Co, Toronto, E ONLY AUTHORIZED \u201cLIFE OF son's and sir Morell Mackenzie + Pope Leo XIII.\u2018\u2019\u2014writtes with the | july-Sxi-a-wx12-m Pipes, ing of file Poe de Bernard |= + O'Reilly, : Larais This dis- | Grand Mere, July 23.\u2014His Honor tlogul author Has summoned to 1HE AULT & WIBOBE Go, Ltd.Mayor Alphonse Roy has resigned hin Rome hed appointed by the Pops a» his Mei! Blogre her Toe, book £ endoresd OF CANADA, A a re ri ai MANUFAOTURERS OF by sll church authorities as the only of- position in consequence of difficulties arising out of differences between the members of the Council.The election fit.You oy ne po ot our moacy back if not cured.&ca box, at Dr,Chase\u2019s Ointment \u2014_\u2014 for ontreal.The ss.Birmingham, Captain Felkins, from Antwerp, left Sydney ut 3 o\u2018ciu.on Wednesday ailernoun ivr Quebec.The ss.Kastalia, Captain Webb, the St.Lawrence, on th id instant.The ns Flensburg.Captain Suhe, from the Mt.Lawrence, arrived at Lundou, yeuterday.The ss Manchester Corporation, Captain Heath, fron: Manchester, from arrived at Glasgow.nh a Ge to Piper's, 19 Buade Street, [general cargo.arrival In port yestent for the ce eb ated BBB, Peter.| morning.and proceeded for Montreal.The ss.Hengore Head, Captain Eyers, arrived from \u2014 Montreal yesterday.aud proceeded for Riviere-du-Loup, where she will load.The ss.Dunmore Head, Captain Biugham, from as part.with A Keneral Cargo.arriv n port youlet .amd proceeded for Montreal.y \u2018The ss, Atbare, Captain Madel, from Glasgow, with a general corse; \u2018includ.« ri OUR slelal biography of ibe Tope.Over 850 Print & I th Ink of hin successor in fixed for the 30th |ig six focomotives for the CIR.Cov : port terd ter .wad Dao een ri Muni, rois | LIOVOE 66 LIWO, LORS oct SE iinet.Sell only the oficial life by Mgr.O teil: ( The es.Fridtjol N , Capt De Saar une tree\u2019?Er Se MAIL \u2018 ORDERE PROMPTLY They make one feel an though life fe which arte rom Aontroal un Wiaston Company, Toronto, Unt., was worth living.Take one of Car- Vodnesduy Night, pot #o into dock to 1A GENTS WANTED\u2014THE POPE 1S AT OT SERRE E TORONTO ter's Little Liver Pilla after eating ; it] he one of the blades of her propeiior dead.The beautiful prospectus of \u2019 will relieve dyepepeis, aid digestion, |\", three masted schoomer Ethyl B.Pa Be ee porte Le Eee = tive fous and vigor to the system.| wits Captain Fen ERE Eat , lly, ad; Written b; nah, June ib a cargo of pitch 2a Sands 9 ots ryt or || HOTEL WELLINGTON [| London, July 30.\u2014The whaler Vega, bine.tor\u201d Sorat.afrited in port.vanter: ode cn by His 3 RAAT 7th Ave., bet.55 and 86th Ste in which Nordenskjold_accomplished| \"ie me.Manchester eu Miron the t e ence Cardina ve.Le an Le, = ncbester , froni t Mitbons.Proiètes, and Prients unite in , , the Northeast passage, is (The on.Manchester City.from the st recommending this book to Catholics NEW YORK.and Protestusis as the only authorized Three blocks from Central Parkfind gris Horny of thin.fren At man.pb Most desirable location in the city.\u2019 d 1 Le rE aerated Ghenix Seils| | Broadway cars pass the door.Monax like & whirlwind.Experience not neces- |§ Firn-Proor HotxL with suites of one, mary.Niggest commission, Credit given.two or three rooms, with bath.The Linscott Brantford, | § ; Quit free.The Lisscots Go Pranto Booms with bath.$3.60 per day.a EE + EOR SALE I ang distance telephone in ench suite.FOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE: Restaurant a La Carte.2, No.4, No.8, No.8, No.14 Lapos street, the Cape, No.21 Mount A.W.EAGER.Prop.Write for booklet.208, Bea's Apply to Albert ii.Peters, \u2018que- be OPERTY FOR SALE \u2014 AT ST.Rachel Bellechaune.near the Chapel of \u201cNotre Dame de Lourdes.\u201d and dependencies ; also lands suitable far \u2018about acres in su te ead Mouse.Price: et sale a conditions A En, to Arval forges, pliat, ot Wen, Bailochasse, © ® .A.Mercier, Notary, 135 8t.Teter Quebec.Onion Bank of Canada.Notice 1s hereby iven, that it fe the intention of the Union Hank ef Casada to apply to the Treasury Hoard of the Government of the I'ominien of Canada for a Certificate approving of se undermentioned By-law, which was duly Pois ed at the Annual General Meeting of the eaid Bank, duly called and heid this day BY-LAW.abat the Capital press of the Unio Bank of Canada shall be increased from the sum of Three Mion Dollars to the sum of Four Million Dollars, by the isaue Thousand new Shares of One Hundred Dollars each, and the new Shares shall be insued at such times and t such price, and in such manner as the Directors determine, and a8 provid.od in \u201cThe Bank Act.\u201d 2.\u201cThat application be made by the IMrectors of t to the Treasury Noard of the Government of Canada for a Certificate approvin of this By-law pursupat to the prov s of \u2018The Bank TO LET\" RENT-ONE_OR_TWO OFFICES to rent, No.195 St.Joseph ntreet, part of the Hochelaga Bank.LET\u2014COMFORTABLY FURNISH.od room for entiomon, Private tly, Good jocalll roniele.- Apply at A.R., |g TO LET, FURNISHED, FOR THE i or longer, No.114 a Augustin at : For \u2018particuinra ap- By by jotter to Mrs.A.Mewett, l'unt une, ban tt te sree em ei EXOELLENT, ROOMM | A TWO Passed at the Banking House of the hor sm private fat a 1 ern por [2 Gig, of a ots Mo Puy at 44 D\u2019Artigny at nk d'ane, 1 a order of the Board, RENT AT ISLAND « or ORLEANS G.H.BALFOUR, \u2014Furmished house property Acting General Manager.: Fetronille, Island of Orleans: beaut Quebec, June 28rd, 1008.fully situated and clos to the wharf.June 23x1m Avoir te\" Ander Dery, d0 Bt Peel of .PHIORS To LRT.PALO PIANOS & ORGANS \u201cs = rot, 80 Pry fat, vi ona; py by ho vo.x e Conndinn n* impor sou es ®t May.ery to James Gibb, tutte et, Ae isis bein 1OES TO RENT-THREB NICE offices in the building of the Manuturers\u2019 [ile Insurance Company, at a! o.11 [3 rest, commenting on the first day of June next.Inquire at J.G.Couture, NP, 75 St.Peter Telephone | BUSINESS CHANCES.100 LOTS TU ADVERTISE ogewater Park, suburbs, N.Y stamp for deed 38 fest.Rank refer.saces.n'hraride Homes Co., 167 Broadway, N.Y.FOR SALE Elevator and Hoist, wile! Bros.& Toms makers.Oomplete outfit will be sold|: cheep.PPLY AT CHRONICLE, Pntendiug purchasers will presently be re elections of éoutrabie pie to make fine JANON AND ORGANN from most reliable manufacturers at il of AND BASY TERMS OF A.\u2018Lavi ne\u2019s, Music and Piato Warerearee + pete JOHN STSÆET T si ¥ reported |; Lioyd& to have heen rene in the ice and to have been foundered in Melville Bay.May 31.After a difficult journest of thie hundred miles in hoatu across the ice, the crew reached the nearest settlement | and returned home.Their were no casualties.Wood's Pnosphodine, © The Groat Cagieh is an old, Jol ane eos Evel ni Hao berg Er idrears.All ts jo the Do Stade Sl Before - the ou] \u2018medic of and ager.kind a 1 satisfaction.1% promptly and vos wolveren Her ot y cures ali forms of Nervous Woaknesx, Emissions, Apermatorrhra, Impotencyaod reves tha exoresive SHmwignts, fare, eof Toba.Ontum of and Brats Worry, fof which ls lend to ln sud si 8 er ant age or xi 4 for Rey Uren oma ou please, six vu te! Mei) Sr of peices \u2018Adder: pas ques Ont, Rnd, No.1 and No.3 are sold in \"Quebec by all dyuggists.tp ee Ceo to Piper's, 19 panade su for\u201d hi rade Imported e \u20ac Domes \u2014\u2014 London, July 23\u2014Despatchen received here state that the Russian Minister of thé Interior, receiving à depu- tion of Jew front Odessa, threatened il anti-government agitation continu ed, to adopt extreme measures to rid emigration, excluding them from schools.and making it iinpossible for them to live in the empire.\u2014_\u2014\u2014,\u2014 That tired, languid feeling and dull headache la very disagreeab Te! two of Carter's Little Liver Pills be ford retiring, and you will find reliel, They never [ail to do good.ol hi ca, care.Pipesand C'igarott tes, ge te Pirene Ts Bnade pire The English papers report a rowing match for women at Saltash regatta, on the River Tamar.\u201cAlthough the weather wan very, hoigterous, ane hoat oa rowed hy a Mex.Martin, aped i Mra.Prout, aged 50, who fin ished second.the winners being two voung women.Mes.Pront pulled how in the erew of Shltash heat women who half a century, ago created n non- sation by crowing te France and rowing at Cherbourg and clewwhers.In every instance they heat the crewn of renchmen, and ch one occasion they defented à picked crew of British hlurjackete at Devonport.\u201d ore fn ere The lasy man wants to press the button and do nothing but rest.meet.lune ie llussia of Jewa by facilitating theie \u20ac 5 glock Wednesday afternoon, and landed argo and live stock in good con dition, with the exception of io cattle and four sheep, lost on the voyage.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived July 23.85 Manchester Corporation.Heath, Manchester, W.M.Macpherson, for Montrenl, gemerul cargo.Dunmore Head, Hingham, Maryport, Harold Kennedy, for Montreal, gea- eral cargo.48 Campana, Demerx, Pictou, etc.Quebec 8.8, Co., passengers and generat 8% \u201cAthara, Made, Glasgow.for Montresl.general cargo Mernier, Tadourac, 38 Marie Josephine, wrecked material.Schr.Julie, Girard, Grand flay, Brewood chr.anow-Shoe.Caron.L'Isiet, empty sehr\u2019 \"Marie Anne, Boulet, &t.Johe 1ùt- ver, salmon.Schr.Lumina.Warren, Muibaie, empty tons, &chr.acthyl B.Sumner, Beattie, Savunash, for Sorel, h pine.CLEARED.ss Mary, Belanger, | bequimaux l'oiant, ballaet, Schr.Julie, Girard, Grand Bay.ballast, Bebe rene, Caron, L'Istet, gene ce! Schr.Lunas, Wucren, Maibale, general -, Motchbéne, Bragg, United .C.Rain hd \"Kaine, Nionn, Slayan, United States, ,T J.C.Kaine.CB.%.Owens, Sioyen, United States, .ne.C.K.I.H.Cleary, Beat.United Rtates, Mt, Maurice Lumber Co.C.B.J.Davey.Scott, United States, St.Maurice Lumber Co w Eaton, Robert, Three Rivers, Carhray.Son & Ce CB, Rose Allore, riohert, Three Rivers, Cal oa Mon on 6 Coen, Ww, weet, Hickey.Sorel, Care cm.D Hickey.Sorel.Carbrayke cn, Fermer, Sorel, Sorel, Cartbrav.Son BIORAL SERVION.0 figures after the names of faces denote the number ef nautical wiles below Quebes, Quebec, 28rd July.1108 Father I'oint (La) tienne fog, east; outward 13,20 vis Corinthisn.Martin River (IBR)\u2014 Fo, ward 1.20 pm.Ua pe, Magdnien 0 my calm ; va p.m.Tewlonia and empican.Fame int ( 382)\u2014Clowdy and calm inward 1.20 y om.minlon North Mhore\u2014Fogry.maining.east: Godbout \u2014Inward 10 4 King Ydwa - Polat fe rm he \u2014Cloudy.vetiable ; inward 9 ville; chtuord 6.40 roun ri Navarre ; \u2018ontvarg seater 6 pm Otteda; Re e (Rt7)\u2014Clear, \u2018variuble : inward à vA Trontus oulrard © a.m Momttort T\" RIGE WATER AT QUASSO.Jeiy AM, \u201d 25 6.20 on 7.07 MOON PHANRRS.New Moon, Pridav.24th.7.46 am, First Quarter, Blot, 8.10 am, Amou at; inward ver du\" Tunisian ; 7.80 pm.rt otre P.M al an Te of the Sacwed College, the official re Juort is chiefly im, TTR Cvs TTY ANT IM FRIDAY, SULY-9, 1908.~\u2014 RESUERS-0F 1 hil'L| .THR TOPS).METI ST ÂTEMENT of TH CONDITION IN WHICH +BY POPE'S BODY WAS FOUND.Rows, July 23.\u2014Dr Lepponi da presented to Cardinal Oreglia, Dean port of the autopsy performed on the hody ol Leo XIII which was conduct: +4 as far as permissible, in connec tiom with the embalming.The re tant in disprov presence of cancer or nopheitic he text of the follows: , July 22\u2014Yesterday evening, trons four to eight, the embalming of the Lodi of His Holineds Leo XIII.uceurred After giving the ee of those who jer giving those were present at the aut , the report continues: We began y injecting into the thigh aver five litres of special preserving liquid.Having opened the abdomen, the lower viscera were extracted and found perfectly healthy.The spleen and Lidneys were also abwolutely normal.In the latter the cortical _substance was well preserved and of on pale pink color.After opening the thorax it was found that the heart, the morta and the carotid arteries were healthy except that in the arch of the aorta was found an aetheroma- tous excreycence, was found in the pericardium, The color above and bloody at the bot ing.face of the pleura towards the ribs.with a slight scraping of fibrine easily detached, allowing a view of the surface serum.part of the right lung was quite ner to touch, and while cutting a whitish, febthy liquid oozed out.lobe had\u2019 partly \"adhered to the wal a dirty white abundant liquid, without gas, oozed out, whowing = complete hepatization.Afterwards thorax wan\u2019 filled with medicated cotton and antiseptic absorbing sul.for the examination was sewn up an- the body put in order.ment of the face wax difficult.the members of the august body an impermeable varnixh.(Signed) GIUSEPPE LAPPONL an anatomic diagnosis made by \u2014_\u2014 WORK OF FUMES UF FUSEL OIL Nothing unusual | «z , .i, the cup BY @® aidjorss Ol pleurs qn the left ide wan quite nor- UN posts Over ek OT mal, hut on the right side + pleura RO puigés over Austral L'olats.was full of 2 liquid \u2018of an orange yellow venade ais tom with a large clot of fibrine flont- More fibrine was on the free «ur- The upper superior y dents yesterd the Cunmdian team went mal, but the upper lower part was [pail ini and juped to LAT place.somewhat hard and cracked at the|A Muntrenl paper published from its The inferior of the thorax and when this was cut the stance, after which the incision made The arrange- M were banded, dx in the case of mummies.and the bandages were smeared with This report was accompanied with all the doctors participating in the 6m balming, which says there was found thus confirming the clinical diagnosis, iho | Jui A Atlantic H [piars, ba ce a a and à si ML out of neo udy Hook to ay.apd gave the old boat the fret létory she ever had over the new cup bajlenger.The \u2018bouts had drifted about ne milles of the run before the wind tu he turning werk \"with just ennugh wind v keep them moving when Mhauicoche l'a ork uinutes @fty seconde elapsed time It would be unsafe, however, to infer from O-dsy'h perfonusnce that the old bout \u2018ould\u2019 outsail the new one in light air New Port! RI.July 283\u2014In a race for a specisl eup to-day.the Reliance gave the Columbin the worst beating she han ever muatained in a contest sajled in a rond whole sal breeze.Over a SH-mile course the new cup yacht Onished IR minuter 29 asconds shead of the wld champion.New fort.RI.July 28\u2014Thbe Columbla finished ut 408.35, 18 minutes and M1 seconds behind the Itellance an seen from whore.The Rifle, Bistey Camp, July \u2014Laler returus athe cumpelilion au nolupure 8 Lup gire Lne Lac adun dis uslionei pusuls aL te brs yids), Invest Iuv.Vaié Lhe mole sui Lu DHT.rom Catimda {ar, 24 CU Natal.Mother Country.UUETINeY ool \u201css Uttawa, July 23\u2014There seers 0 V0 sue: nauundes stamdisg nbuut tbe hu.pore Cup contest mt sistey.lu the tu count Canada was given second pl wil by reports ment out by currespon- correspondent mw story to the eect that thipugh the wiuslake being reclilied Cunads Was put in lor first place sid.care ried ofl the cup.A Torunto payer vor- respuident slates thal down ty third place, wan\u2019s Ligures are LU 374, lhe Jo ronto mun's ligures 733.As this wukes n difference of 23, it\u2019 is quite likely that Canada did not win the cup, wore par- ada went The Montreal ticuinrly as such an important fact was not noted by Whe regular press service Australia won the cup wi 771, Mother Country second and third with 753.There not the est doubt bad Canada won the c Sherwood would huve wired Lhe fact ine dependent of the press wervice, CANNONS AND RAIN.Napoleon i» credited with first noticing and making use of the fuct that battics nreusually followed Ly heav rains.fring the Franco-U'russian war and our Mexican and civil wars it tn said that grent battlewan followed by heasv rare.In 1#70 Edward Powers | PEELED SPRUCE PULPWOD : | ment of Lt EN \"5m mvc 2.ve (PEEPS TT TR LRT IRD sd OPAUSE PULPHOUD OFFERS FOR SOLICITED BY WRNERNLL PAPER 60, aile lied and for twenty minutes she ERIE, PA.lipped ey lo lansing.her pister racer ai- nost almed eating buck to the wish lise mn shife of gave the oM | In the Circuit Court, wal an advan .Shamrock } toed Quebec, ive misules by her Rood ek.8 Gel Mo.2752 -xhed minute -LwO aqcon .thead snd best the challenger by three| William Landry, of Natashqusn, County of Saguenay, ran, Plaintiff ; Finbar O'Farrell, of the City of ue ; The Detondant is ordeced to spar hi one mouth, Quebec, 22nd July, 1983.J.BELANGE| L Dep.G.Gee APOLLINAIRE CORRIVEA Attorney fur july 23x2,ins, NOTICE.NOTICE i» hereby gh given that an ap plication will be made to Lhe Farlia- Canada, at its present session, Plafatif, tor an Act to Incorporate a tank mith iment, to h ead office at the City of Halifax, in the Aecince of Nova Scotls, and a capital of $5.000; HARRIS, HENRY & CABAN, Bolicitora for Applicants.Dated at Halifax, Nova Bcotia, the 32th day of June, 1903.the usual al powers of |'DONNELL'S CITY EXPRESS, 28 ANGELE STREET \u2014\u2014 L450 Is our new Telephone number, owing to changes made by Bell Telephone Company, : where a calls for the transferring of Bag gage, Parcels, etc, will be promptiy attended to.Furniture and Plano Moving a Specialtyt For Esquimaux Point & Way Places publisted à book entitled \u201cWar and the Wenther,\u201d in which I% buttles of the Civil war are described, every one of\u2019 which was (umedistely followed by hea: ; a round grey hepatization of the showers, ; \u201d right inferior pulmonary lobe with| In 1474 an unsuccosful effort was much pleuritic liquid of a scram fih- nde Pheer pourrons Je ne Sa en rine character patily | hemorrhagic, | Zentand till 1876, proposed that talouns | Loaded with explosives be went up into the higher sir strata anu fxvioded; and OF GATHER New York, July 24\u2014Crused hy th hold of the steamer Toronto, of and tried to jump overboard at No, 54, North River, last night.of an hour's struggle, six men were 1n- ken to a hospital in ambulances.Twenty men were working in bold when two caske of fuse! oil, he ing hoisted to the main denk, fell and burst.Sown the fumes began to nf- down into the hold and take up oil.Six men voluntrered, Samte Miller, Thomas Ray.William Jax John Medom.William Haken and Thotoppled over.on deck and appeared to revive, and he bad to be tied, wanted to jump overboard.Dr.Donald said the men had been ne as well be clase e Cap Rouge River ie merged, an well as the other deep per chat was there up to lest winter - the en EA the Long Wharf.\u2018The position of the Pier at the mouth of Can Houge River, ny 8 heretofore.shown Ly a flat buoy by day and a white light by night and the position of the deep water Pier rece=ily taken at the end of the long Ihe.fe in & straight Mine with (he naid fiat y sad about 600 feet to Lhe went Cap Roure Wharl and Pier Cow.Te ~K.J.FLYNN, CARPENTER & JOINER, 59 MARGUERITE STREBT promptly rompily attended to Jobbi: \u2018 Dumbraiten » eprntalityt 11, 11.30, id AN 5.15.and 10.30 P.Superintendent.J.A.EVFRELL, 8.00 Amà 00 P.M.7.00j P.M.(poious on B&M.Raiivny.Sunday; on p.m.information City Ticket Office, 2 F.GRUNDY, TTL I eZ.Yet la Ke THAINP LEAVE QUEBRC.d so 7.20 foliowin mornin- \u2018this train ohn She QUEBEC AND MONTMO.ais connects « treal with O.V.and RENCY PALLS, D.&.H.Tan Traian for New York and WEEK DAYS, Boston and with Canade Atlantic for Otiawa.hose Quebec 680 A.M.and 20 Gctount Ofcer is Io sttendance pres Bour from 1 PRE: (0 4 Boos.every vre ve Moncmorsuey Vali to gamine to LS nts.à Ps 4° Er all information, = Tims.| 2 479, every ha Tha LE trom Tables, ete.apply to ay OTE ana Pi to 11.80 PM or SITY TICKET OFFICES, suibers, Aün stresta (oppo-| Leave Quebec 6.30 site chat Froatasac) dl Land- | every halt hour trom SE PM.AX.aay , Dalhousie st aod fo of oy st ve Montmorency F ess a LE 1! Paul street, Seo B 1141, A.M, 12.11, as 2% se P ed every half hour trom 1.40% 1186 | BETWEEN QUEBEO AND STH.ANNE DE BEAUPRE.Stopping at Montmorency.Falls, Cy | Leave Q NEEK DAYS.i .ve Quebec 6.45, 7.OIE a fom te 7 wan ve D |°6.15, 6.15 and 7.38 FM ov Pe Th® Now KOuve v LG Fus-v'aue 6 latte te die oe de Beswpre Sp Saguenay.Lis.ais % 158 3.45, 510, aha tis On and after Sunday, June 28th, 1908, SUNDAYS.*6, 6.80, 7.45, * Leave Quebec 1.45, 2.45, 8.18, *6.15 and 7.16 Leave Ste.Anne de Beau 15715, BEUWREN OADEM, intermedius stations dally except £1 * SUEEC a 2\" du a Quebec 7.My SM oil *5.18 \"BA 48 A Lave St.Joachim +7, 8.30 ANq oe SUNDAYS, per Quebec 6.30, 8.A.M; and Leave 8 Ji a Lee BL.saskim 10.40 AM.0 * trains.; ARRIVE AT QUEBEO À» 1 alectric oar rang 7.00 AM.From Chicoutimi.Roberval, [ros '8,500action vai 5 Riviers a Pierre Jct.St.Reymond from the Ohm 20 SAS except Sunday before the departars of trains 8.55 A.M.From St.Naymond, ote, | pail Stat 1 adn! except Sunda, ailwa her, n front of $0 80 PA From Lake Ee.Jose Jodiss Clarencen «sd, to rie Hotel ie tête orette, etc, dailv except Sunday 820 TM.\" From Riviere @ Pierre.St.{ter 3.45 P.M will be forwsried For a Ad | other information apply.ta WP» at Gen: Macau THOMSON, President \u2019 Superint QUEBEC CENTRAL AILWAY Truira Lonve Lave, White Mountain Express For Fabyans, Portland, Boston, Sherbrooke, Beauce and Mee antic, Pullman Parlor Buffet jar to Portland.; DELAWARE AAD BUDGE Pgs, me, Bowen and New York Express Shorbrooke, Hos!un Sorlugfield New York ad all New Eogrant Taint: also Beauce Megane.Pullman biceping Lar to Lostes, | ACCOMMODATION, m Levis to Sherbrooke and all | TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AT LEVIS, 12.10 P.M.LM.Mountain New Vosk Special 1.10 P M.Hont-u aud New York Exppres White Mountain Express 8.55 Accommodation at §-40s.m.NOTE\u2014White Expmes New York Special runs daily except exorpt 26 Accommodation runs daily except Sat TR Baggage examined and checked runs dnily except Sunday.Saturdayruns daily sunday leaves at Boston Ex through from Quebec For Tullman reservations and farther apni to F.NM.Stocking.St Louis Street.J.H.WALSH, \u2018 Gen'i.Manager, ABENAKIS.SPRINGS Open June 1st to October lot improved Liberally Conducted ; Terms Moderate ® If vam want Prefect Comfort, ood Table, Riven\u201d Bus, atid (he tery Teal sEating jou ever Ded.gu to AGENAKIS SPRINUS, P.O.Use of Boats, Pool Tables, Tennis Courts, et bsolutely frea to guests.rrening ind-r the direction of rman, of Motureal, I.ABBNAKIS M RAL WATER You can\u2019t allecd fo wha oe Springs tbs year.Tirtghter, 6 ERNEST F.WURTELE, Estate Agent, Accountant, Trustes and Auditor, - - 46 DALHOUSIE STREET R.& 0.Nav, Go.Building, PHONE 13.\u2014\u2014 - Reforenone:\u2014Pank and Commer cial references furnished upon request. Pl ce TO-DAY'S WEATHER.Lower St.fnwrence and Gulf Madero ate to fresh.narthertv to aurth-westerin winds, toe amd wor.Satundey Ge and decidedly warmer.see i HOGAN\u2014On She Zinc instant, nt hert laser rosie 0, 74 St, Lauds street, after a and lingesag Hlaess, borne with tien forth Sarah Me Marron, beloved wife of Ba wl will Jenve her lat, fay moreing.24th fete ° k, for S10 Jat oh thenve to St.1 Friends aml acguaint , fulty invitst te uttend- REL Montreal, @Hfawn, | Portiouet, Me aud NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Cash Receipte\u2014Traders Advertising Co Spruce Pulpw ood\u2014Tammermill Pant Co.£8 Doure-A.Fraser & Ca.Auction Sale\u2014V.E.Paradis, NEEDED BY ALL Md you ever figure the cost of utting a Best class sink dn your stechen aud à wash bowl lu your bedruou ?A FEW DOLLARS and the Improvement is there.CALL AND SLE OUR SAMI'LES.MECHANICS SUPPLY COMPANY.104 ST.JOHN STREET, A Delicacy MILLAR'S man Pamaco NE FR SOUS ASK 'YOUR GROCER FOR IT meee» EXCURSION \u2026 TO \u2026 AND RETURN Special train vi arrival HaHa magny and noon, Retur puit, and Riviere du foup % p.n., sharp.Special acnmgenrents a ug wade for excurmivnixtnat St, Lawre fall Nt Patrick\u2019 Bund will be nt tendance.For tarther inform don, a) SUNDAY JULY 26th.CACOUNA Fare .$1.50 Children 75c.Under § Years of Age FREE, ly to M.Labbe, SOLDIER'S .MONUMENT PERMISSION GRANTED FOR ITS ERKCTION IN FRONTENAC PARK \u2014 SEVERAL APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS.Finance Committee a letter was mm ceived from the promoters of the Sol: diers\u2019 Monwuent avking the city for leave to erect the monument either opposite the Basilica, Frontenac Park or Place d\u2019Anmes.Om motion of Ald.Foley it was decided to give permission to erect the monument on Fron: tenac Park, and upon suggestion of Mayor Parent, Messrs EK.E.Tache and W.D.Baillarge will report av to the advisability «f erecting the mo- nunent at that place.Nr.Laberge and iwo delegates [rom the Montcalm Lacrosse Club appearsd before the commnitiee and asked for u grant of $300.They have played several matches this season, with Shamrock juniors and Montreal 11, and play sgain on Saturday against Sherbrooke, and state by thelr petition that so far this weason they have « ddicit of over $300.The matior was left in abeyance, as well as à detie from Mr.A.Robertson, Secretary of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animale, asking for a grant ol $200, The Montreal Retail Dry Goods Association intend visiting Quebec next month and will be tendered a reception here by the Quebec Association.The latter asked for a grant of $200 and were voted a sum of $150.The local pressmen also got $100 for ceptions to press associations reason.repel ttn et BAND ON THE TERRACE The R.C.G.A.Band will perform the following programme on Dufferin \u2018Terrace to-night, weather permitting : J.VEZINA, Bandmaster.IWMINION RiFLE ASSOCIATION.Competitors desiring programmes and entry forms for the D.B.A.ame reques to make early application for same to Secretary, Lt.-Col.W.KE.Hendgins, Department of Justice, Ot tawa.re- this JULY SALE.Come and ses our big sale.Bargains in all departments, & FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.ee CHALMERS\" CHUROH.On account of alterations taking place in Chalmiers\u2019 Preshyterian Church the services next Sabbath, the 26th.instant.will be held in the Y.M.C.A.Hall at eleven a.m.and seven pm.Rev.JU R.Dobson, of St.Giles\u201d Church, Montreal, will preach.All are welcome.\u2014\u2014 HARDY AT MONTMORENCY FALLS.Hardy.the American Blondin, will commence a repetition of his perfor.mancex over Montmorency Falls on Saturday, the 95th July, at 4 p.m.and Sunday.the ith of July, at the sate hour.The electric cars will give a fifteen minute wervice hetween Que- 96 ST.PETER STREET.Baud Sergeant, St.Patrick's Band, Mer and Montmorency Falls on Sun.4 | ter de oo vent au LecaL carp, |Grand Excursion|sé-\" tre es me Ep Davidson & DesRivieres, ADVOCATES Q BARRISTERS, Peoples\u2019 Bank Chambers, 125 St.Peter Street\u2014 te WwW, H, Davide, Rug.Desltivieres July 10x m University of Bison's College, LENNOXVILLE, P.Q.FIGULTIES OF ARTS AND DIVINITY.n ses Saturday, Seo sth Lectures bogite #70 SCHOO, open: Michaelmas Term suns 1903, Matriculation, 1.BISHOP'S COLLEGE \u2018Thursday, Sept.10th, A For Calendars of Imth institutions apply 1 tary, the Hecretary F.W.FRETIL, BA.Riviere du Loup Wharl, I%Qjuly 23x8w Information Wanted Respecting a German Woman named Kuhuel.Tall, slight anu of dark complexion, dressed in black skirt, plaid shirt-waist anc black sailor hat.Last seen Friday.July 17th between three and fou P.M,, on Gran Allee near DeSala- berry Street.Any news concerning her will he thaukfully received atthe Women\u201d Chrimian Association, 125 Bt.Anne tree\u201d, AUCTION SALE in the matter of WU, CHEFAULT & CO.Merchants, ogrotrashon Insolyents \u2014\u2014 Notice in hereby given that en l'ttl- PAY, duly Bis UK, wt 11 o'clock am, | win proves to the male of th nometa of 1ix entate ns fotiows: | A- Stock in trade.general.82 Po Book debts an per tin.The male whl be wate for ea separately he thesntory book amd the lixt o hoojs dedia are at my office, The stores wiit he open for the ins tion of the stock on Wednesday.Jui 20th, instar Termx :\u2014 Cash.The sale will take place nt me office 44 Dalhousie street.Lower Town.Que \u2018 V, EL PARADIS, Curator, (ffice : 44 Dalhousie atreet, It & © v.to.Batiding.Herter, 2 rd July, 1903, We solfcit the busitieas of Manulnetrers, En ges and others who renligethe advisahility =\" ving their Patent burluees transacied by Re re Pin 754 free.Charges or e le.vonters J pages, sen Faro à Morin en VOR Ye i Washisgtape# .¥ \u2014TC\u2014 Ist AUGUST, \u2014LBY\u2014 La Garde Champlain Price $4.50, Children $2.25 Tickets good till August Gth__included.Stop over in Montreal op return.Tickets for ssle at L.E Grondin, 233 St, Joseph Street, Marier & Morencv, 1 Bridge ®t, Jos.Goulet, 377 Joseph &t,, K.Le Beland, 276 John $t,, J.E Gauvin & Frere, 76 John St, and by the members of both associations.July 2x l You can obtain something gorkling fand refreshing to drink, e nake ur own Fruit Eyrups, and oan confidently recommend thems.Try them and you will soon learn that our Ice Cream Bodss are as purs and wholesome as perfect materials and great bare can tnnke them.Winfield & Logie CONFECTIONERS; 126 John st, 134 Joseph St, TELEPHONES Uptown 170.MEN AND WOMEN Une Big 6 {nr nnnature Adierhnreen inemmations frritations or uiceration of myeona membranes 3 ainisen, and not cotrin .gent or polsonoue.nes Feoronte Contagion OTTAWA Les Zouaves of Quebec, If you want to economize your money go to FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u2014; THF.PROPER FLIER.Owing to the interest taken bere account of the abundance of the fish at Lake St.John, and on account of the inquiries so often made hy anglers who have never fished there sr to the best flies, it may be stated that we have authoritative information to the affect that the most kill ing flies at this seazon of the year are likely to ha the Jock Scott and the Grizely King, and that they should not be used in too large sizes now that the water is lower than in the «pring.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee 00D SPORT AT PRESENT.SUR CAROVIOLE.QUEBEC, CANADA, |5K9 At last evening's teoting of the civic | y this arason in ouananiche fishing on |Sheffel ' ME En > a ed FRIDAY, cu MASS : AT THR BASILICA AN IMPOSING CERENONIAL IN MEMORY OP THE LATD POPE LEO XHMI HELD YESTERDAY MORNING.Yesterday moming à Grand Requiem ass wav sung at the Ben toh the repose of the soul of the late Pope.Mgr.Begin oficiated, awisted by Mgr.Marois ue arch-deacor and\u2019 Rev.Messrs.Gauvreau and collet as dea: con and wub-deacon of honor.The attendance of {he clergy of this district vas very large, à number com.ng\" from the neighboring parishes.Lieut.-Govermok Jette, accompanied by Major Shepp! and Capt.Panet, as ADCs, occupied weats in.the front.uf the chgpcel, ax well ax Hon.Messrs, Parent,\u201d T' Loui chambault urgeon, {iouin, Arprabault, Robitaille and Gueris.The other invi guests also occupying sents were thy | members of the Bar, biedical and notarial professors, Sir L N.Casault, Chief Justice, and Judges Bose, : Blanchet and = other Judges of this district.The attendance was one of the rgest ever seen in the wmcred edifice, which oa this occasion was completely covered in mourning draperies beautifully lighted up.A detachment ol Pontifical Zouaves formed a body guard around the catafalque.The musical portion of the vervi dernd by & full amateur ren Gregorian mus did manner, Te Cat Yel yi n elletier, D,8.0, Lt.-Col.Dunbar, D.S.A., end a pum.ber of lecal officers and insurance zuen were present.The funeral oration was delivered by Rev, L.À.Paquet and sas « masterpiece of eloquence.\u20142> pire The animated views of the at Z.Paquet\u2019s have heen changed.and Lee pren more interesting thun usual, embracing boxing bouts, ruces, railways, \u2014 \u2014\u2014 CORONER'S INQUEST.An inquest was heid Yesterday morn.tng by Dr, Betleau, District C the Body of \"the hav Dufour who \u2018was row near the gen works on Wednesday aftern 3 | bi eon, es yerdict of accidental a= PILGRIVAGES TU ST.ANNE'S.There was à plixrimage to t.Beau re veste ay from Halifax \"onion the C.M.18, A.A J French Canadians f mh sien ri over te CF 3 ¥ afternoon.and shortly alterwanas CC \u2014_\u2014,\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CITY COUNCIL.Meeting of the City Co: ing at the usual hour.\u2014() Second read No.BBA, to afend y pilgrim, Miuncil this even.rder of the duy: -law No.7 Fore Inundrien.\u201d amd Wyle No traveling agents.For eniorcering reading and passin which second ent two-thirds \u2018of the members composing The new coal pockets and new coal p bin of t Poustnion Coal Company on the Le ne wither 1 barge Grandee, ; fn now |; be dischar Hing derricks for art about to be ment.An en in now here and the mater rimeer from Cleveland, Ohi wuperintend the work.Is have also arrived.\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE BRITISH JOURNALISTS, The party é wre coming omke a to J su arrive here to-worrow \u201cby The mrad, nl ip Lake Windipez.Thev will remain mn Quebec for a day or so.The narty consists of the - Messre.Himgham, followiag gentlemen :\u2014 home, Morning Post ; Rviett, News per ; McAllice, expreas ; xauder.Aberdeen Free Press; Munra.\u2018Glasgow Es : McCorker.Belfant Teiegraph = Derry\u2019 » nie ; yf Newcastle Chromictes 1 Yermow.Newere rm BENEFFF PERFORMANCES Reynolds lormences are being organized to [ieee on Saturday afternoon and onke he Jaros er Bertin han kindly disposal of vaudeville performance will he wiven the opera troupe now in town, wh put on some taking and entertaining mB ee EXCURSION TO CACOUNA.and| proof \u201c| women well.ganized under the auspices of of .R.vester- for St.Anne there must be pres- 1660 tons of ying alongside waiting - - Three or four new travel.the Woivin Company erected on the Kinbank- Tiritish journalists who Daily Graphic: Ox.Mirminghans Mid- There are ahout eleven members of the Cartier Hall at the the organizers, and a fine Local talent will mssist the members of Quebecers who have an interest ouananiche fishing in hearing of the success of a Fagland fisherman © who pas through the city yesterday on way home from Leke St.Johndeclarer that the sport in just at height in the thirty in a little more than half will be interented New firand Discharge, and that the hig fish are et present driving quite voracioumly.He killed over i The excursion to C in 0 Cacouns on Su next, fu attracting considerabte attentes The trip is a deligbtful one, the hours are very convenient for those who cannot apare the time on a week day, and the fare ($1.30) ix extremely low.The wpecial train will leave Levin on the arrival of the 830 a.m.boat, calling at Montmagny.Mi.Anne de le l\u2019ocatiere, and St.Pascal, arriving at Cacouns ahout noon.Returning will leave Cacouna nt 815 pm.calling at above places.Arrangements have made with the St.Lawrence Hall, no that tick sed hin He itn AT OUR SODA FOUNTAINS or seat fa plein WRIT, Yo lire! cn mené où day.and then stapped fishing becaure he had «port enough.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 nn.PATENT REPORT.For the benefit of our readers we publish a list of patents recently granted by the Canadian Government, wecured through the agency of Messrs.Marion & Marion, patent attorneys, Montreal, Can., and Washington, D.C.Information regarding any the tonte cited wil be rupplied free of charge hy applying to above: named firm.5 Nos.K1,7ld-l'ierre lansereau, Montreal, Que., axle nut.SLA ~Joreph lafrance, Que., pipe joint.&1,310~Chas, D, Spates, Rossway, N.$., bread slicer.81.814\u2014Clinton Geo.Sellers, Sécathe cons, N.W.T., horse-shoeing frame.: 81,420.Fra.Octave Schryburt, Que bee, Que., welt machine.81,822\u2014Cephas Thompson, Fleming, N.W.T.adjustable dosk.Write for a free copy of \u201cThe Inventor's Help.\u201d em r\u2014pe ems EXCURSION TO CACOUNA.The excursion to Cacouns on Sunday next mises to be a most enjoyable affair.The train will leave Levin on the arrival of the 8.20 a.m.boat and will return to the city the same night.This will be a great opportanity for citizens who are unable to get away from their business during week days to visit this famous and [icturesque seaside resort.The fare is low, only $1.50, and the excursion in decidedly out of the come mon.St.Patriok'a Band will be - in attendance, and\u201d 8 Ane musical gramme will be readered.Montreal, pro\u2018 mom #t holders will receive @ spocin The Nt.Patrick's band\u2019 wile in a tendance.ee fps 100.DOZENS.On Friday, July 24th, will be sold 100 dosens of fancy handkerchiels.Value of Pc., 3c., and We.for 10.It ie the biggest job ever meen, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, UY, LEPINAY & | pa | ACROSS CONTINENT IN AUTOMOBILE Syracuse, N.Y., July 23.\u2014H, Nelson Jackson, of Burlington, Vt, and Sewell K.Kracker, of Tacoma, Wash., arrived here to-night by automobile from Han Francisco to New York.Fhey have been (wo months on the {rip and will be the first to make the trip woross the continent.TRIPLE TaaceDy Toledo, Ohio, July 33.\u2014A despatch from Bucyrus Ohio, ways: Tonight Charles Rent yhot snd instantly killed Mrs.lou Rensell, shot John Sawyer and then killed himsell at the Hensel saloon.| Keñt in the bartender and some time ago eloped with Mrs.Ren sell to California.Kecently they returned hore.While Mrs.Henseli was entertaining Sawyer, Kent secured a revolver and shot Nr.Rensell twice, both bullets taking ofectt Hhe died almost instantly.One of the shots prostate the arm of Sawyer, whose jurics arn slight.Kent then ran mto an alley and blew out his brain.A mmm is seldom ae good as thinks he in, or as band as his thinks him.menti pa mma Don't forget, the big sale of | this FAGUY, JHNPINAY & FRERK.à dbl \"a?We wile JULY 2, 1909.The guests are ene the smile slips from the face of the hostess and she gives up to the pain which racks her body.Many a womsa entertaing wears a smile while her back aches and her nerves quiver with pain.Surely any medicine which offers relief to women would be worth a trial under such conditions.But when the woman's medicine, Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription, is offered with the of efficacy in thousands of well attested cures, what excuse can then be offered for suffering longer?Dr.Pierce's Favorite Preseription makes weak women strong and sick It dries enfeeblin; in heals inflammation and ulcera cures female weakness, \u201cIt is with the greatest pleasure IT write you the benefit my mother has received from your , * and \u2018Golden Medical re oil in cor Johnson of Lowen - su ng noise 0 After taking six bottles of Drbe savoie Prescription and \u2018 Golden Medical Discovery,\u2019 she was entirely cured.\u201d Dr.Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate the liver, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mainly About Persons.Hon.- L.Gouin registered at the Chateuu yesterday.Nr.and Mrs.F.J.Taylor, Manshester, Eng., are guests at the Chaeuu, Nr.and Mrs.D.J.Harvey, Syracuse, N.Y., are registered at the St.Louis.Ne.and Mrs.F.M.Strout, Miss Doughty, Portland, Me, are guests at the St.Louis.Miss Kennedy, of Kingston, is visil- ing her cousin, Miss Knowles, Artillery street.Sie Alex.Lacoste arrived in town pesterduy and ix a guest at the Chaseau.tbe C Counc.Honeral busines \u201cof the Mr.L A.Taschereau wax in Paris rp vesterday, the guest of the Grand THE COAL BUSINESS.Hotel.Mr.R.McK.Haldimand, Montreal, lu registered at the Chateau Fronteuac.Ur.H.F.Ransome, W.Faolds, G.Taylor, England ; Mr.Mrs.W.Urs.C.Ellis Mr.and Mm.George C.Cook, (i.Mrs.E.Thomas, Mr.and Mrs.Daniel U'Brien, Syracuse, N.Y., registered at the Chateau vesterday.Reyand \u2014\u2014 ss BRITAIN AND FRANCE.London, July 23\u2014-A dinner was given lant night in the Ministerial dining room of the House of Commone to the weventy French Senators and Deputies who are visiting Fag: land in response to an invitation from the commercial committen of the House of Commons to study and discuss international arbitration.\u2018The ng room was decotrated with red.white and blue flowers.Sir William stranded Robinson Opera Compan Frouldaworth.| M.P., presided; Baron in town.od y ati) Fa .:- .; « et.back to New York.tnt them to Fatournelle de Constant, and Prime Minixter BaKour sat on hin right, and Mr.Lanessan, formerly French Minie ter of Marine; Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, and Colonial Secretary Chamberlain on his left.Baron Estournelle de (Constant delivered a a long address in which he urged a wood wmderstanding between England and France and advocated the views of dinatmament and international arbi tration with which his name has been long associated, Prime Minister Balfour interpreted the visits of the Frenchmen as mark: intention d the two coun \u2018Wo everything possible to on a permencnt hasis some organisétion which will prevent causes of petty friction developing in events of a tragic character.He suid the visit warn a unique event, and might have great influence in moulding the future, not only of England and France, hut of all civilized communi tien.Nr.Chamberlain declared that such difficulties an existed between the two countries could be settled to their mutual advantage.\u2018They would now approach them in a sympatbtic spirit, and this would ensure agreement with out arbitration.It was the duty of all of them, in their respective capaci ties, to participate in the great move ment to re-establish the entente which followed the alliance in the Crimea, but which certain temporary refroid- issementa: had checked.Sir Henry\" Campbell Bannernian, who ochoed thé sentiment expressed by the previous speakers, caused amuse nent by alluding to Colonial Secreta ry Chamberlain as (he \u201cenfant terri: ble\u201d of his party.Mr.Chamberlain, responding, ssid he was ohe of thos: who believe \u2018in the entente cordiale which depegded less upon - conventions than the muté thy of the wo peoples.The round t rip from Quebeo to Roberval apd Obicoutimi by rail.through the lovely lake and m'untain rcenery ofthe Canadian Adirondacks.down the Saguenay River and back to Queben hy ste uner.touching at all the beau- titul seaside resorts of the Lower 8%.Lawrence, is without doubt one of the most.variedand delight.fal tours on this continent.Mountain air and ea't sea breezes.A daylight tripboth ways.No tour fe should fall to makeit.Exoeljent accommodation at Matel Roberval.Round trip tickets only ten doliars each A beautifuliy fllustrated guide book free on Application to Alex.Kardy, Quebec, à lire and \"yenpa- KE.Butler, Boston ; Mr.and|- Proost, Evan B.Thomas, |g COLOKBD TWO DARK BILADEAU & CAMPBELL Next Door to Holt, Renfrew & Co.Furriers, KODAK! DEVELOPING MACHINES, ETU.EASTMAN GOODS AGENCY, \u2018 SEEDS, HAMMER, IMPERIAL, PAGET, PLATES, Bte.(A.V0 SPORTING VIEWS) OF QUEBEC.RARE OLD MEDALS ANU COLIS, AINTERENTING BOOKS ON QUERFEL, REVELOPING AND PRINTING.RIMS AT THE DISPOSAL OF AMATAURS, .31., y BUADS STREET.cr l'leuse 151 St.37 Midsummer Sale 4 .OF.\u2018MILLINERY, We are now offering the balance of our IMPORTED HATS AT HALF PRICE.Flowers and Untrimmed Straw Hats, all reduced.Also the balance of our White Lawn and Muslin Dresses, beautifully tucked and trimmed, value from 82.75 to 8.5.00.Also a certain lot of Bilk Blouses, at 82 50each, and a lot of Children's Muslin Hats and Caps, from 250, up Now is the time to procure bargains.MRS.D.R.MURPHY, 46 Fabrique Screet, Quebec = EE AE EEE IMPORTANT NOTICE- Lately we have received several complaints over the telephone in regard to non-delivery of goods, and on making enquiries we discover that through a mistake in each case the order had unintentionally been given elsewhere.Telephones Ye note our address : Joseph Street, St.Roch.Our Telephone Number is 2415.That we carry the most complete assortment in China, Glass and Earthenware, Fancy Goods, Novelties, Electric Liglit Fixtures, Globes etc.etc, and that our Prices Are Right.©.Marceau & Co.181 ST.JOSEPH STREKT, ST.ROCH\u2019S.>.Worth $ sold at White P PPOSITE PALACE HILL.JULY B We have received a lot of Men's Summer Size 36 & 38, This is certainly a Bargain, Also Boy's Straw Hats, worth |.35, 40 and Soc., to be sold at Ladies\u2019 Colored Shirt Waists, worth from 75c, to $1.25 to range, to be sold at 20 p.c., off all our Ladics\u2019 Silk Waists.20 pieces df Colored Alpacea and Serge, worth 39¢.reduced to 1 Stapp omaumm\u2014\" A sweeping cut on prico of Carpets, Lineoleums, Carpet Squares, Lice Curtains, I'v: OPPOSITE PALACE HILL J.COTE, ARGAINS.Coats and Vests, 2,75, wholesale to be sold at $1,50 (.each.\u2018 (.each, ( each Shirt Waists in the same [.a.ory Yate, Larne \u2018his month, .J.COTE, "]