The Quebec chronicle, 1 août 1903, samedi 1 août 1903

[" Quebec Chronicle.ARTISTIS 68 PLAS PRNŸitS TRY TUS CHRONICLE JOB OFFICE \u2014 = == re pee \u2014 = \u2014 \u2014 VOL.LV1L No.20680 QUEBEC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1.1903 \u201coon ONE CENT.me eg ee = .= : oA i HUN.ED, BLAKE [COLLAPSE UF \u20ac ; : J frse SERIOUSLY ILL A BRIDGE F.SINARD & CIE.4 AND IT IS DOUBREUL IF HE'WILL{ OVER A HUNDRED PECPLE PRE- Have Mule a Reduction \u2018 : BE ABLE T0:ARGUE TIN CASE! CipiPATED INTO THE WATER\u2014| ib Priceson - - - - SEM 14 @g0 and - \u2014.THE PAPAL CONCLAVE \u2014 Largest Gathering in Mistory of R.C, Church \u2014\u2014 ASSEMBLED IN SISTINE CHAPEI \u2014 BIXTY-TWO CARDINALS ARE NOW PRACTICALLY PRISONERS A \u2018THE VATICAN \u2014 GNÉ OF THEM PROSTRATED | IMMEDI- \u2018ATELY UPON ENTERING TRE CONCLAVE.\u2014\u2014 Rome, July 31\u2014The largest conclave in the Retory of the Catholic Church bas now assembled in the Sistine Chapel far the purpose of electing a suc cessor to Leo XII.Mixty-two Cardinals with over two hundred clerical and lay attendants are, to all intents and purposes, prirorers within the Vationn.One of them.Cardinal Her raro Ÿ Espinosa, Archbirhop of Valencia, was prostrated iminediately after entering the conclave, and lies ill in his cell \u201c \u2018To-morfow moming the Cardinah will enter upon the solemn duty of choosing the new Pope hy hallot.The general impreswion oxinta that within two or three days, pousibly, though not ly, to morrow, a new Pope will have heen chosen.But no matter how long a time mey be required the sheolute seclusion of the princes of tha Church from the outer world must, according to the Church law, continue until a choice is made.Prognostications as to who will wear the tiara an Lec's successor have little value, an even the Cardinals, who this evening entered their cells, seemed to be without definite ideas as to the issue.Cardinals Rempolla, Serafina, Vannutelli, Di Pietro, Gotti, and Oreglia continue to be the most frequently mentioned an the likeliest candidates, but the mowent the name of one of them is mentioned n hundred reasons are supplicd to show that he could not possibly be elected.So sel dom Yave the majority of Cardinal now here met each other, and mo widely do they differ in their nationality personality, that no organized movement in support of any one Cardinal has thus far been practicable, nor, in fact, neriowly attempted.Thin does not apply to the lialiay Cardi- -Bale, who, naturally, are well acquainted with each other.With their numerical strength the Italians could, - 1 i united, practically insure the elec tion of a Pontiff of their own choosing.Jt is the disunion and rivalry among the Italian Cardinals which, in fact, makes the question of Leo's successor so open as to make one guess almost as good ax another.The rival claims of the leading Italian Cardinals, no freely ventilated in the local presa, are matiers which are all important in comnection with the decision of the conclave, bocsuse it is assumed, as a foregone conclusion, that the next occupant of the Holy See will be an Italian.The foreign Cordinalsa have shown no indication of opposition to this assumption, but, however willing they may be to honor an Italian, it is believed that the reri- ous differences among the Îtolians themselves on matters of political and THE SECRET OF THE STONE WALL JACKSONS UCCESS IS ENTIRELY DUE TO THE RECOMMENDATION OFTHE RFGILAR CON Att ~ na WILL BIRK UNDER HXHRENQ BIRAITS RAILWAY TO CONNECT NEW YORK AND PARIS WILL COST ABOUT $20,000,000.New York, July 31\u2014Count Loic de obel, of the French Geographical Fo- \u2018iety, is here for n conference with the eprementatives of the American inter- «ts in the proposed trans-Siberian Railroad, which will connect the railroad systems of the castern and wes \u2018ern hetmispheres and give an all-rail route from this city to Paris by way of a tunnel under Bebring Straits.M.de Lobel was tn Ottawa Tuesday conferring with the Dominion Governmeat officials.The company, known as the Trans Alaska Siberian Railway Company, ir incorporated under the laws of Maine for $100,000,000, and as a display of good faith it han tendered to the Secretary of the Interior a hond of #250.000, to be executed at once, with sureties to the Secretary's satisfaction Lam Monday the plaus were laid he fore the Secretary and he was asked to express his approval, It ix the belief of the engineers that the tunnel can be duilt and the road constructed at a cost not exceeding 20,000,000.The straits are about M miles wide from Cape Prince of Wales on this side to Cape Nuniamo.: way are the Diomede Ixlands, religious opposition must be reconcil- od before one of them suitable to nil section can be elected.Before entering the conclave Cardioal Gibbons requested the Associated Press to deny all interviews alleged to have been given out by him while in Rome, and aleo all published accounts of conversations he is al- leger] to have had with private individuals, referring especially to the statements of the italia vesterday to the effect that he had criticized the policy of Rampolla, A4 midnight news from within the precincta of the conclave in to the fact that after prayers the Cardinale took supper at a common tahle with the exceplion of nine of them, who had their meals served in their cells.Cardinal Berrero | Ÿ Fapinosa, with the assistance of a cordial adminis.! tered by Pr.Lepponi, is reported to have gone quietly to sleep.t or East Cape in Siberia, About mid thre small ixlande, the largest ahout the wize of Madison square.It would he possible to hore both ways from that ixland.and the water, uniformiy nhal low, is nowhere more than 250 feet deep.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZERS Montreal.July 3P\u2014Hon.Louis P.Pelletier, M.P.P.for Dorchester.and Hon.Michael F.Hackett, ex-M.P.P., bave been appointed Conservative organizers for the Province of Quebec\u2014tr rire =.THE AMERICAN INVASION Toronto, July 31.\u2014T'he alleged American invasion of England was refer red to in an interview to-day by Mr.James Weir, of the great en- gineetng firm of W.& J.Weir, of Cathcart, Scotland, who is in the city on a visit.He says that Britain does not fear the competition of the world.hut thinks Wr.Chawberlain\u2019s plan can Le used an a club for the nations which persist in putting tariff walls up against Britain.Ae for American competition against Britain, Mr.Wei said it did not amount to a row of pins.firms in all parts of the world.In many cases American machinery war being thrown out as old iron and war heing replaced by British made machinery.Referring to the St, Loui fuir,, Mr.Weir said scarcely a solitary British manulacturer of repute would exhibit bocause the designs would he «telen by American firms, There wil\u2019 only be some general exhibits fion Furope, but all manufactarees in France, Germany and Britain would vositively refuse to exhibit.emt RASY FOR THR THORELLA RKAT TRE AMFrlOS IN SECOND RACE FOR SEAWAN.+ HAKA CUP YESTERDAY BY OVER THREE MILES, WINNING BY NINETEEN MINUTES.TRIR.© TY-SIX SECONDS, Mantreal.July 3t\u2014The ssannd race of the serice fnr the Seawanhaka Cup, which \u2018was eniled on Lake #4.Louis this afternoon, went to the Royal St Lawrence hoat Thorella IL.which had no difficulty in beating the American.challenger Kolutoo in a to wiedward and return, four mile, sailed three {imran over.The yachts were favored with a good breeze, but the Koluton mace a very poor showing.She in evidently only geod in the lightent kind «of weather, and even ther it in doubtful if she could make much showing, An it war she was completely outclassed in to-day'a race.She was altogether inferior in windward work, while the Thorella wade à splendid showing In the heats, \"Fhe Caradian boat got the start and increased her lend throughout, finideing over three miles in the lead, winning ly 19 minutes, 36 ecconds.vos GORDON'\u2019S * LONDON hr ir MAR TE 4 LAW -YOUNG & CU, Menitest; - DRY GIN, SUMER_ English firme heat American | B.C beat [* THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT \u2014 Grand Trunk Pacific Bill in the Senate \u2014\u2014\u2014 Fe A MOTION TO CONDEMN IT \u2014\u2014_7 OPPOSITION CAUCUS TO CONSIDER THE REMISTRIBUTION | BILL\u2014 WINNIPEG SCHOOL | MATTERS- THE HOUSE IN COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY ON STEAMSHIP SURSI- DIES\u2014DAMAGING STATEMEN I CONCERNING CARRIAGE OF ATLANTIC MAILS.\u2014\u2014 (Special to the Chronicle.) Uttawa, July 31\u2014In the House this afternoon the bill respecting the manufacture of binder twine in Canada was read « third Lime.\u2018The bouse then ile committe of supply on alse sud nteamship | subventions, taking up lem $100.00 for ocean and wail ser- dee with Great Britain.Cartwright had reviously said the weight vf mail mater by the Canadian lives was about 33 \u201cons your.T'o-day be sald the amount nt via ew orle was 233 tuns eur, lhe itemi was carried.tons» In connection with the item of $7, wr eam service between Mt.John and ilnsgow during the winter of 1903.4.dr ftichard intlguted that it wight be dvisable to ash for an additional grant © double this service.Ie nino said that luring Use Inst four years there had been « conséderable increase In the winter tude of Ht.John.le understood that ne grain carried to Mt, John for ship- nent involved à luss Lo Lhe CH, On the item of $40,004) for summer wer- ice between SL.John.Halifax aid Londos, Mr.Wade voiced a complaint of certain grain and other shippers that tvontraclors were nut living up to their conlracts.Some shippers even thought it would be better to have no nubaldy than to continue the present service under thé present condition.Mr.Wade also referred Lo certain claims by fruit shippers for damages to their goods agsinst the present contractors and urged that the Government should use ita\u2019 Induence in granting the subnidy tu secure proper coustderation of these grievances.* Mr.tourlay supported Mr.Wade.Sir Richard promised Lo take what ne been said inlo consideration.He said there were stringent provisions in the contract to secure proper ventilation for fruit shipiuents.tie intimated that unless a good service waa rendered in the future he would cancel the contract or reduce the pme would not undertake act aa arbitrator i of the shippern.u disputes On the Mouth African steamship vole Sir Rirhard Cartwright said freights from Mouth Africa were light and the company was given permission lo call At South American ports on return trips Agent Jardine had reported to the lle partment that some goods sent from Canada were not up to the sample.In the Senate to-day Mr.MacDonald, \u2026 Rave notice of a iuotion catego cally condemning the Grand Trunk Dacilic policy of the Government, smi regrel- ting that the practice was prevailing of ringing dews | important \u2018measures in the last days of perlienent when thers was uot sufficient time (uv dincuss them.Fhe wmotlon atso endormesd the action of Mr.Hlair in resigning his portéatio ather than be n party to a scheme of which he did not apbrove, and stated that the Premier's statements in intro- lucing the (irund Trunk Pacific Railway sill were not worthy of much considera.lon.The Senate adjonrned until tre 15th, The only evidence offered hefore the \u2018rivileges and Elections Connmittee to- tay directly touching the sale to the lovernment of properiy of Mr.Roy, MP, AS à aite r the Valleyfeld post \u2018fice.wan that of Avon.Town Assessor.\u2018In said that when he heard the pro- crty wan sold for $10,100 he consider 41 ft denr, but not too exorbitant.lady Minto and Lady Ellen Eitiot sail for Japan from Vancouver on Septemre - The opposition met in caucus toalay, iDr.Roche in the chair, to talk over the procedure to be foiluwed on the Îtedistribucfon Il.Mesurs.Deegan and Etusvell.of Winnipeg.who are here In connection with school matters in Winnipeg, waited on Mourn, Laurier aml Fitzpatrick to-day.They had a peetiminary talk over the tintter and will hnve another meeting with tho ministers on \u2018Tuemlay, \u2018The customs revenue collected in the Dominion for the month of Jul which ends to-day, wan KH.228.600, nn increas of $820,000 over the same time Inst er.Owing to parliament heing in senaion the Government ir not permitting the Civil Service to take the (\u2018vic holiday After the panning of 52 ema in mune my, a rerord day for partinmient, the house ndjournett at 11.30 At the close of the debate tant evening on the introduction of the (rand Trunk tarific\u2019s proposals Mr.Sproule auestion- ed the accuracy of the method of the procedure wdopted by Mir Wiifrid Laue rier In bringing the project lo the attention of the louse by wav of a bill Bvidently the Covertment renilzes that # hna made an error, an the l'rime Min- {ster given notire now of n resolution deelnring it ferxpodient : in rnnmection with the HI nov before thin House re \u201cpertimg the construction of a national tramaontineintal raflwas 10 raté\" (ne the schedule to nareement vel forth in nl \" into on the Ath {ha cell di onfered of July, 1008, between the (lavernment and certain person an hohalf af the Grate) Trunk Pacific Rallway Co.a rombany to be incornomtsd hy darlin.ment at the otrarnt session thermal, on ta authorize the Government ta do what over {a pocemrary te give Mall effect to the said hill and agreement, J TAKE MANUTORA STILL AGROUND, Monireul, July M1\u20141he C.K.steamer fake Manltobn In atitl arround Work at lightertug her is alll proceeding.ttre mmm CASTORTIA.Henture of Sole Apents for Jenada brarstèe es re Bog e PUR CANADAY BEFORE THE ALASKAN' BOMEDARY COMMISSION.Toronto, July, -\u2014A special from ttavwa to the Ev Telogran says : Recent cables itiKeate that Hon.kd.ward Blale is scriclsly ill and it is doubtful if he will:bo able to argue Canada\u2019s caso in Alaskan boundary dispute.\u201d emiage was 8 Fpainful surprive | his wom, 1.F.Blake, of Blake, Lab & Con's.+) bave had no intimation whatever of any illness of my father.\u201d He wax rertain thet his uncle, Hon.KR.H.Clake, ovitld not have recived a cable.He is now in Muskoka, and such n cable would have been received | lirnt at the Toronto office of the firm.Mr.Blake explained that his father had missed his usuaf hoéday and nual visit to Murmy Bay wholly on necount of his work\u201d in connection with the Alaskan boundary case, the hearing ul which is wet for September Srel.\u201cIhave no doubt,\u201d concluded Nrlilnke.\u2018that this is based on information the Government hax received.\u201d He at once cabled for podtivulurs.HUNGARIAN BRIBERY PLOT Budapest, Hungury,' July 31.\u2014At a weeting of the Indepéudent pacty to.v Franz Kossuth wus reelected Piesident, The bribery \u2018commission as- newbled this evening and after Deputy Papp, who charged that ex-Deputy Dienes had attempted to bribe him with 10,000 kronen to desert the Obsteuctionist party asd leave Budapest, had gsiven his evidence, Count Ezopary | confessed that he was the author of the whole affair.He exonerated Pre ier Hedervary and asked pardon for his act.GREATEST CLOCK IN TRE WORLD Milwaukee, July 3k.\u2014 The greatest clock in the world, the dial of which will he 120 feet im diameter, in being built here for wwe at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition nest year, Only the hands and nmehinery are being made here, for the dial ix to be a brilliant bed of Rowe's.The clock will be placed on the aide of the hill north of the agricultural building.The minute hand will be sixty feet long, and the ring at the end which will be faxtened to the machinery will be vight feet in diameter.The minute hand will move five fret every minute.The numerals marking the various hours will be fifteen fcet in length and made of bright colory] ones.In a broad circle sarrowmding Che dial will be twelve flower beds, one opposite rach other.and rach two feet wide and fifteen feet long.At night the time piece will he illuminatet with two thousand incandescent lights.A PROPHECY RECALLED \u2014 AUPERSTITION AN TO THE NEXT VOPE-TUE STORY OF THE WITCH ONCE {IAVING DESIGNATED SANTA RUFINA BISHOPRIC.london, Juiy #l\u2014leople are now recalling a prophecy which, at the time it was made, produced considerable talk mmong the superstitious who hel it to be an indication of who was lo be the next pope.Many yess ago, the the lute Cardinal Farocchi, who was not then even a Hishop, one day met an old woman in the country.She was a tvoient witeh in appearance amd planted herself before Parcechi.moving © \u201cThe Bishop of Santa the next pope.\u201d The woman refused to 1 Hufina will he way anything more.Paroccht repeated the tale, which Bnined nddel circuiation when he wan appointed to the ser, and before his death he wus conriderel Lo be the most likely suceensor of Pope Leo.When Pavocrhi wes dying he repeated the story of the old woman's prophecy.The (n- mous bishopric af Munta Rufina was nf- terwards given to Cerdinal Serafino Vannetelli.and now people are asking themselves will the prophecy como true alter ali?.eee STRANGEK FACTS ABOUT THE GRIP ENTRAORDMINARY STATEMENTS NADE IN THF, MONTHLY BUI.LETIN AROUT INFLU A RA VACGESR IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.Albany, N.Y., July 3i\u2014The monthly bulletin of the State Departarnt of Health, imued to-day.contains some extraordinary statemtonin about tha ravages of infltenza (grip) in New York State.On the basin of its report for the first six months of this year, the Health Department saya: \u201cThe firm decade ot life, and in fact the first twenty Nears, mems to be alert immune to the affects of the disease; and in the middie period ol life.to the ape of 33 ov #0, in resis: tant to it ao far an reported fatality in an indication.\u2018Ue susceptibhe age of infancy in an apparent exception, an ore deathe are ancribed to it in the firet year than in the next twen.tv.Prior to the age of A only one fourth of theme deathe occurred: after which there in a marked increase in rach decade, the gmatest number fall ing between 50 and 80, \u2018lhe months of December, January, February and March, during which: influenza ie prevalent.have much larger mortatity at 70 vearn of age.and over than the reminder of the year.\u2018There are conciderahly fewer deaths of malice than female, and this is true of every deaade except during the first vear of life, and especially true in old age.INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES, Ars you coming te New York City to the races?Nop at the Grego rian Hotel, 3th street, between Sth Ave.and Merakl Nanare.Fireproof.- (prickly picked them up.THRER KNOWN TU HAVE BEEN DROWNED AND ABOUT 35 INJURED, Portland, you, July 3i\u2014A sec tion of the bridge which spans the Williamette River hers, collapsed thin afternoon, precipitating more than one people forty feet into the water, Three people are known to have been drowned, and it is feared that the lint of dead will be much larger.Many fell on twe small boat houses moored to a pier of the bridge immediately under the spot where it gave away.About 25 were injured either by atriking on the Lost houses or by falling timbers, Many fel! fram the roofs of the boat houses into the water, but dozens of small boats and launches in the vicinity The known dead are : Minnie Raymond.aged 10; Lottie Cameron, aged 16; unidentified bow, aged 13.; Thoukandx of people hud gathered to watch Clarence Lutz, an anulexs man, swim the river, which is about three- cightbw of à mile wide.Ax Lutz wan climbing ont of the water the crowd rusher] to the south edge of the bridge in afder to get uw good view.A wee tion of the passenger walk gave way under the heavy weight and the crowd ing, struggling mare of people were carried down a distance cf 40 feet.ROYAL TOUR IN IRELAND Galway, Ireland, July 31.King Edward, Queen Arsxandrs and their part, arrived at Kenmare from Galway at 3 pm, Their Majesties visited the residence of Lord Lansdowne, the Foreign Secretary, where they were entertained by Hin Lordship.The King amd teen afterwards proceeded to Bere: haven and embarked en the Royal sucht Victoria and Albert, bound for Nucenstownrer rere A HEAD-ON COLLISION Los Angeles, Cal, July 31.\u2014The west hound Santas Fe Li | here at two 0e an est bound train, which left here at eight o'chwk lant evening, collided head on at Mellon, a station on the Colorado River near Nocdles, Cat, to- dax.Three tramps wel illed nnd several of the trainmen injured.The passengers on hoth traine are soid to have escaped serious injury.ee A DAILY MEDICAL JOURNAL New Vork, July 31.\u2014Several well.known New York ph .headed by Br.Albert W.Ferrie, have formed a company for the pablicaiion a daily medical journal and the an nouncemrent is made that the initial number will appear October 1.The paper will report the medical hap peninge of the = world.It will alk publish daily à report of the current medical literature of the world.BRIDE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Paris, July 31.\u2014A marrisge which took place in the Fleventh Arrondinsetent had a startling wa quel, The welding fenst was held at the wi dence of the hudband'e parents, and just an the guests were beginning ta dispersé the young woman asked for n vip of ten, which was brought to her, She at once dropped a quantity of belladonna in the cup and swallowed the contents, A minute later she was woizel with violnt convalkions, ta the horror of the bridegroom and the guests, Fortonately the remedion ap plied hy a doctor were effective, and she wax noon out of danger.The young woman decline to reveal her motives lor attempling asicide, ed rer CROSS POINT NURDER.Three Men Arrested on Suspicion, Mr.J.A.Lane, M.P,P., has returned to town from Cross Point, County of Bonaventure, where he reprtsented\u201d the family of Mr.fticherd Manu, who was tuurerec! at that place lurt week, The decvased, who wax à large timber Jimit owner in Bonaventure, was a re wident of New Brunswick und last vu crossed over from Compheliton, tu Cross Point, in thix Pro He had an altercation with omen at the Intter place and his body was subsequently found na Crowe Point.At the inquest hek by Coroner PeWolle the Attorney Gen: vials Department was represented hy Mi.Thos.Blanchet, and after hearing the evidence of n number of witnesses a verdict wan rendered to the effect that Mann had died from violence cutrred by blows, At the conclusion of the inquest Coraner UeWolf issued hin warrant for the arrest of Richard Murray.Michael Murray and Archie Gerald, who were taken to the gaol at Now Carlisle.Mr.J.H.Kelly, ad: vocate, represents the interest of the Murray brothers, while Mr.MeAHster Nott will defend Gerald.Healthful Action of the Bowels 1S ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL TO GOOD HEALTH \u2014 DR.CHARE'S RIDNEY-LIVER PILLS, Hy increasing and invigorating the action of the liver and thus securing a oud flow of bile\u2014nsture's own cathar- tic\u2014Dr, Chase's Kidney Liver Pills ensure tegular and healthful action of the bowels.Thie in the only means by which constipation can be actually cured and a host of nerioue derange ments prevented.Pixeare can find no lodgnteut when the kidueva.liver and SUMMER COSTUMES AND White Pique Skirts.GOLORED \u2018 COSTUMES Regular price 86.75 FOR - CC $4.50 Colored Matting Costumes Regular price $5.50 FOR White Costumes, EMBROIDERED BLACK Regular price 86.00 FOR - $4.00 White Costumes, TR'MMED WITH LACE Regular price $1.50 FOR - $3.45 White Pique Skirts $1.50, \u201c200 md $4.00 75¢.$1.00 & $3.00 Agents for Standard Patterns and Publications, Une Price Only.Talsphone 2157.F.SIMARD & CIE 187 &t Jomenn Street.St.Roch SKIFFS, CANOES ETC.The undersigned bas on hand 15 Skills, eplendid Canucs, Oars, Paddles, und other articles nescssary fur boating.which he will sell at most niocderate prices.JOSLEPII BOURBEAU, Finlay Marketjuly 11-3-eod Rien TL ALE LCS.APPRAISER General Supsrintendeni of Works \u2014 OF \u2014 The Loan & Savings Co.,{Me.CA ITAL $250,000.00 MAIN OFFICE [04 Joha Street.PHONE 1630 Ja 0 43m D.1.AND S.COMPANY Montreal, duly 31.- The Board of Divevtors of the Dominion Iron & Steed Company ond of the Dominion Coal Company have agreed on the basis on which the lense between the twe Com: panies shall be cancelled, and are eal) ing anwtings of their respective share hoddhore to authorize an agreement car.ring out the same.The particulars \u201cill he conmenicated to the hare holders hy cirenlar immediately, A meeting of the sharcholders will be helel on August 17, or COURSE I.C U.R.: 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hox.| T.BELAND & CO.178, 174, and 176 John Street.Departmental Storesa BXAMINE Rr They y in skirts, capes, shun.A Batterick enables you to mike your own dress.We have received the Busterick Patterns for Aug at.Fashion sheets tres st omy - ur Last Bargaius for the Month of July but not the Least, - \u2014\u2014\u2014 For 9cts., a yard You have your choice in an extensiveand very linelot of 3000 yards of dress prints, excellemt quality, light or dark colors.black aud black and white, worth 12 cents a yard.For 9 cents For 84 Cents 50 bleached and damask linen table cloths, size G4 x 4 inches, worth $1.10 cach.For 81 cents For 6 Cents 2009 dozons cf huek-a-back linen or cotton towels, llubstyle worth 8 cents each.For 6 cents For 18 cents 75 dozens of large and fine bath towels.white or cream colors with red stripes, worth 25 cents.For 18 cents.For 57 Cents.We will have for sale on our silk counter, to-day, five or six hundred yards of elegant Tatfeta Silk, very fine, pure silk, in the 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off linens.SHÔNC LE LIPROSE Fe.64 QUEBEC, AUGUST 1, 1908.mere rm TAB GRAND TRUNK PAVIVIO BILL.Sir Wilfrid Laurier introduced the Grand Trunk Pacific Bill on Thursdey is one of those speeches wo thoroughly characteristic of the genius of the man, The eloquence and fervor which \u2018 [adorn even his least polished efforts were not lacking, and though the practical details of the scheme left | little room for the display of these qualities yet the exordiun and peroration left ample room, of which tbe Premier was not slow to avail himsell.This ora- toricalfervor, this divinus alllatus, is generally fatal to Sir Wilfrid; the beauty of hix periods dazzles him, aud be is unable to see clearly the train of thought which they wust inevitably suggest.When he vindicated the policy of the Government in necking the immediate construction of another transcontinental road, aud evoked the enthusiasin of his supperters by de claring that \u201cto those who talked of the policy of to-morrow,\u2014to those who wh us to wait, wait, and wait; to cakculate, to inquire, our answer ix \u2018No.This is not a time for deliberation, it is a time for action.The flood tide is upon us that leads to fortune; if we let it pass it will not come again : if we ht it pass our national life will be in the shadows, We cannot visit, because time does not wait,\u201d \u201d* it never seems to have struck him that these were singular words to come from a fiovernmest that at the beginning of this seesion bad put in the mouth of the Governor-General a promise of the appointment of a transportation comenission to deliberate, to calculate, to enquire; thut had ocon- sumed seven montbs on the deliberation over and enquiry into the proposals of the Grand Trunk Pacific Extension Company, and was coming down at the end of the session with £ rush order, and with a sudden \u2018per ception of the evils of temporizing and delay.It sufficed for the silver-tongu- ed orator that the sentence was a pretty one, and ealculated to carry away his audience; that in the wouth of a speaker of different antecedents, the outburst of the moment would he backed up and supported by calmer second thought; but it never seemed to occur to him that this precipitate conversion from the tactics of Torres Vedras to those of the Light Brigade at Balaklava engendered suspicion, and gave a hollow ring to his words.We have beon told any time within the last hal dozen years that the country wae on the high tide of prosperity, but throughout them tbe Laurier Government han never lost its nerve : no Sphinx could have been calmer or more immovable; the things for which it has waited and is stifl waiting, concerning which it has calculated and enquired, and is still cakulat.ing and enquiring are innumerable, including the fast Atlantic service and the winter navigation of the St.Lawrence.The Laurier Government has never been in a hurry over anything : it was not in a hurry over the trane- portation question till jt had concluded ite bargain with the Grand Trunk,\u2014not the Grand Trunk Pacific, but the Grand Trunk itself.It is very remarkable how the Grand Trunk has made its appearance at the very lant moment.When the Pacific Extension scheme wan first mooted, the promoters were declared to be a distinct and independent company ; Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson, assured the shareholders of the Grand \u2018lrunk that his line war not connected with it financially, and led them to suppose that it had no intention of being so; the whole of the negotiations that have taken place were carried on, #0 far as the public is aware, with the promoters of the Grand Trunk Pucitic, some of whom were doubtless ofticials of the Grand Trunk, but were not présent as its representatives of, or pre- muned to be acting for it an a third party to the bargain.It in rather astonishing to be told now that the Grand Trunk will assume all the non- interest paying wtock of an independent line, and in addition, guarantee 25 per cout.of the oost of ite construction.That is not the course which one railway company adopts toward another unlesw impelied thereto by the contemplation of the ultimate control of the line aavisted, or by other reasons, equally cogent.The Government will take credit to itwelf, and, on the face of it, not without tesson, for having driven a very good hargain, but it is at the expense of the Grand Trunk, not the Grand oumos in.iÿdhould have stood to benefit by the Pacilio Kxtenzion as originally yrépèted\"t» not only son- voivable, but cortain, but thet it should be anything but injured by the construction of a.\u201cmations! transooo- tinentel live\u201d pledged do Evert freight As mick an poeeihls From thal Grand Trunk, apd apery it over ita own raie tp Canadian weports, is incredible.M the safgguards provided by the Lilt for the transportation of ireight are bos: ds, and will be rigidly enforced, 4a Sir Wilirid Laurier says they will, \u2018Why sbould the Grand Trunk gave the road a gratuitows fin- | ancial support ?Why whould it not; rather week to oppose IL?\u2018Ibere fs something that requires looking into in this transaction which Sir Willrid Laurier is in such a hurry to have closed.When the Premier said : \u201cThe flood time is us that leads to fortune; if we let it pars it will not occur again,\u201d did he mean by \u201cus\u201d the country or the Government?He certainly could not have meant the Grand Trunk shereholders.It would be idle to pretend that the bill is destitute of many good fantures but it muat be remembered that apart from the coralling of the Grand Trunk, which is « questionable one, the credit for the most important of these belongs to the Opposition who proposed then, and not to ths tiovernment whowe followers voted them down in the Railway Committee.It was the Opposition \u201cwho wished for a pledge that Canadian traflic should be carried to Canadian ports; that Canadian supplies should be utilised in the construction and equipment ol the line, other things being equal, and that no dingrimination against | Canadian ports, in favor of American ports should be given.The Governmént can claim no credit for these things beyond that of à late repentance folloning on à season of waiting, calculation and investigation.Repentance is not a jileasant thing in itnelt though the after-fruits may be beneficial, and it is not a.tonishing that his experience in this respect has converted Sir Wilfrid Laurier from his old-time principle of Festina lente, into an.enthusiastic follower of the policy of hurry-vp.There war a peculiar siatement made hy Bir Wilfrid which we have barely time to glance at, hut which should not be nltogether overlooked.In reply to the question \u2018why the Government built only that part of the road mhich was not expected to pay for some tinæ, and did not: build the continuation from Winaigeg.to Port Simpwon, he stated shat the reason was that the Government did not believe it could build and operate it with profit.That is not an encouraging prospect for the Grand Trunk Pacific, and it does not say much for the national transcontisemtal either, if, in the opinisas of the Government, neither of the two sections will pay.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THER LAKE ST.JOAN DISTRIOT.Its Wonderful Development\u2014Jmprove- ments to thb Railway.The directors snd officers of the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway have just returned from an inspection of the improvements which have been in progress on this important railway during the last two years.\u2018The large sum of two hundred thousand pounds sterling, or nearly a million of dol lars, has already been expended upon there betterments, Wbich comprise the follovéng amongm other improve- monts : The entire roadbed of the railway between Quebec, Roberval and Chicoutimi has bees ballasted and widened, heavy grades have been cut down, curves taken out, wooden bridges replaced avith -steel tructures capable of carrying the heaviest roiling stock now used, and a large portion of the track relaid with heavy uteel rails weighing seventy pounds to the yard.Om the Chicoutimi branch of the road ail the wooden treuties, some of which were of very great beight.have been filed in with earth, the water courses being provided for by the egectioy of masonry arch culverts sufficiently high for a man to walk through.At the Jacques Car tier river the line has heen ontirely | changed, some four miles of new straight road being built, doing away with a number of curves, and saving] a mile and a quarter in distance.Thin has necessitated a\u2019 mew steel bridge over the Jacques Uprtier, which has been built by the American Bridge Gompany of the Wavient wpecificaticn known.At Quebec\u2019 the Company have enlarged their terminal grounds and have just complete 5 new deep wi thr wharf, three hundiéd feet long, fronting on the Louise Jock, and having à depth of twonty-efht feet at Jow water.The area of the shunting ground at Hedtoyville bas bem more than doubled Lÿ the purchase of ad ditional properties.New car shops and paint shops have heen huilt at Quebec, and à lot of new machinery added to the equipment of the angine.repair shops.Losi chutes have also been built at all important points te ensure the move ripid coaling of loco motives.Seven new locomotives, six passenger and bagiage cars, ons bin tis hard to #0 hlatlerm cars, two wicem shor sed where tho y M4 the former ie Bia \u201counductors\u2019 van have -added ta the oquipusent of the refiway.Mio 'is npw very large and vofuahle.Soie of the new locomotives © have been built by the eolebrated Baldwin Levomotive Works _of Philadelphia.| These engine: are the compound type, veizbing seuls five tons ox- olusive of tender, or three times the wright of the first eogines ised on this road.With the improsements «%.Cures M1s.O'Leary \u201cI have had Rheumatism for four years in my knees and feet.tried all kinds of medicines and liniments, ut at the changes in the weather m hedmatism was particularly hertfr to me.1 procured a bottle of Munyon's Rheumatism Cure, and I: now cured.Professor Munyon is à great doctor, and a good one.| wonld [am - 21 4055\", 7 Reduced.> \u2014\u2014 th \\] i} * i de To the guêdee and roadbed.|o opp) never have been cured if 1 ' ne dpodern engises are gow hauling Pa not heard of his free distribution.\u201d PARAS x tains.of 620 tans over he Beaviest|\u2014Mrs.John O'Leary, George ASQLSy\" ca the R iWitye formerly | street, ontreal.have in \"1 © À | psi was 200 toes.Thin en | 18, 750 AF SER Tou fee tout Far F PRIC ables Fhe railway to handle traina con-| 97 blood, bs oe oe ave p any Fel 6 taining 14,000 bude of whoat, which | allment, ask LOU ain ean | aT a RE _ they Nave a doi ularly this | Will tel} yow how to cure yourself fof year @ connection With i © grain |e.Thoisente of #6\" |\\STRAW!HATS- ~ ui no ot nthe | | HA c the Gérat Northem Railway.On Lt more jevel divisions of the railway, 85 LP PRICE.from fake St, Josdph to Quebec, one of thobe new éngincs hauled lately the NLT seme Ey ih : astonishing load of odd tons, fe\" + : 1557 Needleas to say the directors arc > pieces tr .wuch pleas with the Improvements GRASS LINEN SKIRTS made to thele * fsiagnifivent property.which are dung te) aperating ox: penses very large > Hat they are oven more satisfied with the prospects of the rond for \u2018the future, in conse ogee of the\u2018 veondérful agricultural and industrial development of the country it runs .The scatter od setiiomeats and sparse population which existed in the Lake S{.John and Saguenay regiqus à few ypars ago have expan: into a great agricaltu- val rogion now containing a population of 40,00, which is being added to hy the influx df 3008 and 4000 new sottlers anpually.These hardy wottlery are self-reliant to,euch an extent that every town and largo village in the district mow bas its own eleotric light and waterworks systems, the whole region, 186 miles in th, bas its own telephois system, everywhere are to be seen pulp mills, saw wills, creamerios and Cheese 3 AH these are the result of local effort and local capital, aug that thix capital in being well placed may be judged from the fact that some ol those local electric companies are paying dividends of Gfteen per cent.At berval\u2014which is now a town\u20148St.Je rome, Hebertville, J iere and Chicoutimi, so rapid hax the in cromse in population, tbat it is no ex- sggeration to say that half of the houses in those places are new.At Roberval Col.B.A.Scott has built a nova mill {or barking pulp wood, and has increased the output of his saw mill to such an extent that this year he will cut some 400,000 logs.Two steamers arg now constantly employed towing logs across the lake for this mill.\u201d The Peribonca Pulp Companyof which Hon.A.Robitaille is Presi dent.have also built a very fine «tca mer which brings their pulp across the lake to Rober; The Dominion Gon: ernment.have built a very good wharf at Roberval, and have a dredge ond t busy derpenig the harbor, whic nord an excellent place of for steamers renping où Lake St.John, pow nineteen\u201d In number.At \u2018Ouiat: thouan Falls a large new pulp mill is now in operation, which already has 6000 tons of freight ready for transportation.At St.Andre, on the Mctabotchovan River, another pulp mill is- under construction, end 8 branch lime of railway eleven miles lang has been built to connect it with the -mnin line.At Jonquieto an ex tensive card board mill been built hy Messen.Price Broe.& Co., for using up the product of the pulp mills at that place, and will be in operation in a few weeks.a At Chicoutimi, the Chicoutimi Pulp Ccmpany are increasing their large es- by building an imanense tahlishenent , pulp mill, which will be in operation in tember.The output of this Cœnpany will then be larger than that of any plant in Canac a, or pér- haps in the world, and their entire product has been sold \u2018in.the Knglish market for several years in advance.When the new mill is finished, the capitol invested by this company will, it is said, amount to about a million and a half of dollars.; ; The movement of colonization in perhaps the most gratifying of all.The new township north and west of Loke St.John are being rapidly till od up.In Normandin noarly all the lots are sand new seit now have to.farther, Into the towh- whips of Girard and Albanel, sume witleen bing now as far as 15 miles freen thé hil .\u2018The surveyors on the line di the Trans-Canada Railway have dissovered some magnificent land further west, and if this new railway goes on, ps the whole population of the Saguenay ardently desires, we may lock Lie a great colonization movement in that direction.\" will be remembered that the Pro: vince many yrark ago gave ps gi aiclice-\u2014sanie le thoug oo la te the Take St.Joha Railway.The justified.not only by the progress and development of the country, but by the fact that the Provinvial \u2018Peeawury in, to-day suceiving a revenue from the latale and lumber trade of thin district sufficient to pay: the interest upon the sulwidiep granted.Tt in not often that Hom ra Jiwect are turn for ald to te works.Frou oll there, acts ft will be seer that thin beautiful country in progred ring fn a warvelloos manner, and it i not_to, wondered at that the direc tore of the.railway nave returned fron hry oa ha oon, and with 0 3 ve Form, and tar much gentifec fut wæ to future of the We have our new Far Patiore.dred 70,000 pound box çars, Ahirty = nd fs Gen Free, wisdom of that policy in now amply |.St, Peter Street, Lower Town Branch Fabrique St.Upper Town Salmon and Trout Rods, Flies, Lines, Reels, , and Leaders.Tents, Canoes, Pa 1d1¢n pnd Onin; and Sporting ti in general, HANNOOK SEADES AND EAMNODKS - ; bi sit Desoriy tions.REFRIGERA TORS S, J.Shaw & Co.\"Where Flies Tied to Buit t .Canadian Waters are Kept, \u2014 Pools.Platedware and Outiery.~~ Forrest & Sens' Szimen Fliss;.fea s.Lines and Camp Outfits, Bolfers Requisites, - 8.J.Shaw 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A æppoîtr : on and wo « À handsome earned by one having the wha is abie to bandie or tion.= References renuired.Apple M.M.A.care Quebec Chronicle.AGENTS WANTED.EN A AND TOMEN SELI, \u201cOFFICIAL Leo X00 Only blo.outta Endorsed cost-\u2014\u2018Jet ds au 3025 portrait of Pope lajpd & Co., 825 Deartorn, om er pt gr OENTO-LIFE OF TOE LEO, BY vu gant only book with Toa dle oh size en ky oh Sait Tree fiona Eli Eh Publiabors, Lakeside Building.?ruse, te ae 15 & MULLIN, AND DYE WORKS CROWN me QUESEC.Valet Department I VL Pic One Dillar 1 41 pir south We kéep your dlethes in fiegt class order, vi; Minor Kepairs, Spooging sad pressing, We all for aad deliver Lo any prie Our valet service oùsts oue doller per monkk, taka for et Jem thax one your, PERRONAL.lucrative position for ber, pressed dress l'atis Top i C1 co, STOP RUNAWAYS ; poil | instantly ; carry in pocket ageais.wanted, Packet H post Co.Richmond, Indiana.TaN hast Tt Tvl neh 14H phas :Boldue, St.Roch, EE-100 LOTS TO AD Park, suburbs, Sead stamp for desd 25 feet.Besside Homes Co., Quebec.187 PARLOR 230 JOHN STREET.les\u2019 their on Office Hours 9 A.M.to 8 P.M; I ADIES\u2014OUR HANNLENS | REMED 4 rejieves without all deinyed or sup- For free trial ad- Milwaukee, sulinzss chances.: HITCH HORSES [al chier: N.Bank refer Broad- ETA American Chiropoding, anziows to % Sod ber, \u20ac - a an « tien order od bv mysell.Cleo- E Yrte ee cured permanen by » Kraduste o Kabata City and Be.Louis, poi: j odine Roses AED SE TE and authorized parry of > crises Ty.Mons Bt Holiness CT] Loo, op Dus Er obly als Catholic Co commen ed | Teéroductiop Dr À Introduction br LAR is Gibbons, x) od to Catholics ; FOR SALE: : Fu BALR\u20141200 VEET FIRST CLASS Booms, long and wide.Apply to Jibsune, Jr., Hadlow Cove.DV pera rarer errr SUUARE TIMBER FOR SALE\u2014A lot of syuare white pine and elm, about 25.- UUU vet.could be used to repair wharves À etc, for ee at Hore\u201d ba priee.= AP to Chas.Rane! ot street.SECA THAT desirable «| Dr, L.D.8.D.D.8.Greduate .of Philadelphia.Pupil nai | London and Paris.OQURNER OP .July-Exé-a-wxid-m OF CANADA, MANUFACTURERS OF MAJk ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.ACTORY AND OFFIOR Larocque, of [2h &.Jeph & 87 Churok Bt.Quebes.| Private Residence 360 Dssfosses 36.THE A0LTA WIB0BE Co.LAL Printing % Litho, [aks very desis Sigs ice] GOOPT ATABEE, TORONTO 5 es son - in ed fF £ FO! ALB Tedigrs * aceteh | atie Colon 6 from 3 of | - ore Te re 038 et ROTEL WELLINGTOX coutiiard street.Prenant et rt of the Hochelaga Ba: TT CORFONTAREY JuRNISH sd room .Private ood alt Fe at A.BR.LXT, FURNISHED, POR THE u.eu = AE one ES 1 in pit Fitter © Pee pont Rouge, F< Fe XT-THAY SPLEND- 1dly situa ee and old estab- bre Duainces og at t occu 5 Ta Poa Jones, a .Oris \"ames fag + TT pALHOU- lower fa\u2018 t DES dis Rant i uf 5 orstor lee int der.Mapels te Fans Ot, dt MARKY AT ISLAND OF ORLEANS Fowvaite Lt of 9 Tae , , situe: su = we wharf OT SRI EE cine LIE Tee Inqu 1e a pe geet Si Phseg.i870, 7th Ave., bat.56 and 56th Sts, WwW YORK.Three + from Mont desirable lection im the Broadway cers pass twoor three reoms, with bath.Roots with bath.§3.60 per day.Restaurant a La Carte, A.W.RAGER Prop.Write for boëklet.: rehasers will fine Selections ORGANS Bel I A.Lavigne a, Muscle sad Plane Waretooms, 68 8T.JOMNSTSEY 0 ANOS AND iy Wy Wy og i] root: ty.the door.Mopsax Frax-Proor HoruL with suites of ems, Leng distance telephone in sesh snide.\u2026 PIANOS & ORGANS rot pire patrie À Pi tes wr F , or ter received uncio from R pançaitipe to pass ¢ ze iles en route to | Bosca the EAB Ryd i Kd 1s Hi A 2 Booght tree fpr at i PR à not able ta duly they succeed they wi A rien.fo are authorised Paso Ointment whers it fails to cure, mo to ordinary cases in cases in fourteen day: gives ease and rest.stantly.tive soc.send BO cents is Medicine Co, &t.manufac the Glengow, July 31.vest this year total failure.been the lowest in for American doubtless exceed: aR Bears the Signature of en Frog HOUSE 10 LE 1%.ey le To.pion enx aa st Tenchi, oms with or Rousen 41 nhl ois ined at tho ce, cormer Rémany Bircols t 7.Poquet* A ad are aven mors wal, emhencing fes BRIEFLEYS ne on DAY.should be applied to the the public debit, and the the shall decide.cure oe, no matter of how long andinte worst \u2018This is a new ta The \u2018only pile remedy sold on a rantes, no cure, no \u20ac your drexgist hasn't ft in stamps to the so Bet ure xa ro ted Col di he Binion Ed Matt Non 1 and 2 are sold ln Quebec poe al druggists, to rent Gund Aa Ira Sop aoêtens the water 8 the game tis that 0 disinbects.2 \u2014\u2014 Munich, Bavaria Luly CA p des.a) onde lieve that the édecléve to \u201csleot - sew Pape to-morrow.yo ÉURE + A COLD, 8 DME DAY ne pris Torucd the pT .Greve's Le en Co July 31.\u2014A from Constantinople to Die Zeat that Busria hae \u2018asked Turkey to allow her hro Oxi 6 prplexe, foarihg \u201cthet La protest if thé perisissiok ie given., Da Porte powers Rage, July 31.Although Cardinal 4 Bertero Y ous is dun to bis \u201c er, by illness, be will bb alowed to att jn the.conclave, by voting, get up.i orm w rma ening oreo ing re procate ep Tee ier or awson,B.oronte, Dr, Chase's Ointment 3t.\u2014Mr.and Mrspe c i \u2014Mr.CARL TUL of Bostan, started yes-j The us.Maochester Trader, afternoon in an automobile, in- Goldsworthy, from Manchester, cad tending to cross the Arctic, circle.I ill be the firat persons who have ever reached northern point in an automobile.se pe CASTORIA.ma de as jeutenant-Uovernor of the colony eames A Gu .raateed Cure fer Pfiue, Blind, Biesding and Protruding pay.All druggists the manulacturers of refu case of piles, 8.One \u2018application * Hielteves (tohing in- discovery and it = who also \u2014The Scotch har- will prove an almost 3s This year\u2019s yield hae twenty years, roy farmers will lose in the arte \u20ac3,000,000.As a result the preted and iewttle - will records.CASTORIA For Infants and Childred, The Kisd You Have Always Boughlo ree ep mee .alto saddest words of tongue or pan =\" told you so.\u201d eps a's Cotton Root Compound.LEH Bre, veliabl les# Faverit ain, hm Toot x ve depres streagth.No.Te.No, 1\u2014For rary ch far the best\u201d 40 rt Be eh for Cootta halen no other and\u2019 Jmitation 2 are s0ld in oe ful ok poscadt Comal, mh res a THE: WN fbn mished board.or us nigh ring Atma senior SRR Noe enimated views of tho mutos- n Pr heen chang- basing bouts rie Passengers for the HMM.Tunis will aba rie wo ro) 7 mba wha iE a it Pa July with wo I, KLLAN LINE.erst te.snied the su he I 0 - meurki at B.10 aw.yorerdhy! A af- rived in port at Hhlé \u2018vieck Inet nvey.jog, Weoring st the Breakwater.Havi lauded passengers amd Quchéc cargo, loft for Montreal Wt on o'clock thi \u201c Me diraes ref au En rer sie La i isin ar CE sod in à TOMINION Lim The ss.Dominion will \u201cmôvr at tiy te-a-Carcoy wharf em errivai th to take Pasovagerd asd came, daylight to-morro all at cone.C.P.BR LINE.The ss.Montraln, Captain A.Ev arrived, fre frome Montreal emo even: proceed: for \u201cSno ss.Mentfort, CR Eros, from des- | at pyre at Liverpoe! BARK SARDÉIAS A IN PORT.Park Sardhans, Captain Gibson, which of the Graving P poe ug Hudson yesterday morn ire wii s oumeer pf canal boats tor \u2018Three Rivers and Sorel in tow.The ss.J.M$.Keefe, toit terd.morning for St.\u2018Catherine's Bay, whete she will load The se.8t.Helens.Captain Massonarrived from Montreal\u2019 last evening, aud proceeded for Picteu, The ss.Bonavista tain Front.rival from Montreeh jerterdes.wad pro: ceeded for Syduey.The se.'Tritonla, tain Mitt, Ithe Hi.Lawrence, on at G Tasgow on the 29th ult.The se, Aquila, Captain Anderses, from the St.Lawrence, arrived at Hartiopool yesrerday, The ss, Kildoua.Captain Roberts, from the &t.Lawrence, arrived at Loadon, yesterday.The ss.Concordia, Captain Webb, derived from Montreal\u2019 laut night.and proceeded for Glasgow The ss.Mancheater Corporation, ca tain Heath, arrived from Montreal terday afternoon, and proceeded for chester.The ss.Tancred Captain Andersen, from Syaeey with » cargo of coal, qe- rived in port yesterday afternoon, asd proceeded for Montreal 1 The sa.Norman, from Rowen, with rived in proceeded Captain Gannar a general cargo, yenterdny mornisg, Montreal.; Captefs * Le run is \u2018a in ves Pa che de The se.liesperus, Captain from La Pallice, with a general ca arrived in port at 4 a.m.yes! mooring ut the PFointeæCarcey wha Having landed cargq she loft Montreal at 7 a.m.The sa.Hit.Captain Hertoansen.fi fydney.with a cargd of coalr.es rt yesterday mornisg, lor Montreal.Pilot Chas.\"Clav fi Pretorie, Jutr 31-\u2014The diamond les Ben Pie Se 2 ; 8, hi i t terrible bé a UL DS ea Crown from the dial industry frightful raté, The \u2018Steamers Headwhy y was considerably checked hy the hi n sean, and ft was with the greutest gcaity she reached the lee of the Mardeten Islandswrhere shelter was obtaingd.Me.Clavet says time he han spent In the œuif andr sie he never met with such weather befo.that daring all | i PORT OF QUEREC.Arrived July 81.Parisian.3 Liverpeal, All Ree & Co., passengers and 88 sein wT Benches rader a Goldswortdy, son, 88 8 ot \u201cNerianaen.Sydney, for M ss \u2018or Strathcona, Bourget, St.Pi ss \u2018Dauelon.G.T.Davie & Sonsratuberry, Bjoness, Pictow, A.li.tt, for Montreal, coal.88 Norman, Gwnnarson., Rouea, for Mbotreal, eral \u2018cargo.88 hy Andersen, Sydney.for Mon- EE nl, foal.Humbery, La Palice, W.=F \u201cMacpherson, for Montreal, general Gibson, Haltimore, bai.fos, Bluteau, St.Francis \u2014 CLEARED.ss Hesperus.Hamberg, Montreal, W.Msa Filles Gaskin, Liverpool.Harold Sche.St.Tone Bintoat, St.Francis River, ballast sear Gt.River, SIGNAL SERVION.Quebec.31let Jui- 190%.Metis (176)-Clear, strong gale west ; Inward 2 p.m.Masane aus hear, strong west ; in- 1 \"Habe inte TR Cer, strong west; \"Cbs Megialm = (290)-Civer, strong alen ea male.nortk-west ; foward 11.30 a.m.Yount Temple; outward 11.30 a.m ropèan.North Shore\u2014Civer.strong parti went: Caribou ldlands\u2014KNinge Mdwérd anchored: Thunder blo outard Mane Sablon-\u2014Out ware Low Point (380) ward 1.80 a.m.Tras p.m.Uranie.ATER.Ferss loudty.north-east 2.830 p.m.teens » \u2018schooner, PASSEWGERS.falgon wnengérn per Allan RMS.Parisian, Captain A.a.Ka from Liverpool: a.ae WY fee re RE ion Js \u201cob Misa Archhold, Men.Armatrone.Mr KE.@.Barbe: don, Afh, are arimine, T.Hawt .tito Mra.Te ÿ ; .fin a Xr « \"thon 4 Le Kriente Mr HW.Pp.1 æbrook Mr A.Laframhoise, Mr.Langton.te Lane Mine ave ton.Misa Ti.Langt + ç Mn Mr.F.8, Lec Mes, Lee, shi.Mine M.ie \"We e- Hoore r ry Lellan, wr.JF.FN gute, Mi Mr.À.nice r.L.Riehardaon.fie À inn Robertson.Aoi E.Robinson, Te a Hak Robin ny ah .(neon, Wr.LEN Oo Mentt, Min 8 At + ;, Stead A homas, LA doi ri x A ra.readgoid, Mrey: Watkins, « J ME Ba d'uutivke Church, dot etroet.\u2014Hev.Jos.Bennisg, C.SB.way ashore near nt Monts, as- and 7 p.m.Prof, \u2018 \u2018 , Fe PEE LE PS more vi pod in the stream.both services.Strange welcome.: St.Andrews Church (Presbyterian) The ss.Fridti ny Captain Greg.Bev.A.T.Love, pastor.Union serer, having comp! airs mane oi | vice to-morrow in Quebec at ll a.m a.m.and 7 p.m.Holy Communion at :jeare is given the child.(rs i| ora will be removed and the disease i} he regained strength repadly.\u201d Tr.| menced ih 1813, we have an exhaustive :| the great Percy family, and from [Rector High Mass at 10.20 sm.Vesnzs at 7.30 pm Hager Éspoqut Pa r oh > Vespers aù 3 Sv nT 54 Paul's get A4 t + weg vise wi rt at 1 au mé Hon ET R Bigg, ese Trinity Church, St.8 uirest, dobn es Nat pri MA, to-sor row at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m ts all (res.Bt angers, wokoie.corses Methodist Overch, islas and Dauphine rte Servos pastor, ov.We HL.\u201cBpetige wi v.par! preach et both services.Stanger welcome.Baptist Church, McMahon Btreet.\u2014 Rev, Donald Grant, B.A., Pastor.Public worship to-morrow at ll em.and Levis 7 p.m.Rev.W.W.Me Cuaig will officiate at both services.Strangers welcome, spas St.Andrew's Church.Levis.\u2014Rev.W.W.MoCuaig, pastor.Union services in St.Andrews Church, oc, to morrow at 11 a.m.and Levis at 7 pu.Strangers cordially invited.\u2019 ne St.Peter's\u2019 Church, St Valies street, St, Roch'a\u2014Serrices at 10.30 8 a.m.on dud, ah and Sth Bunda eu orn! kl and 3rd.Beata free.Rev .A.Rector.Tess Chalmers\u2019 Church (Presbyterian).\u2014 On account of the alterations taking place in Chalmers\u2019 Presbyterian Church, the services to-morrow, the 9nd inat.will be held in the V.M.CA.Hall at 11 and 7 p.m.Strangers cordially welcome, Rev.D.Tait, B.A.Minister, meres CHOLERA INFANTUM.où J.Cholera infantum is ame of the most à | dreaded diseases of infancy.It is pre- 81.Steg] valent during the heat of summer in spite of all the care mothers may take ber to guard against it, and it some times progresscs so quickly that death | occurs is & few bours no matter what | to do is to stop feeding and give hie plenty or air and pure water to drink.Give | Bahy\u2019s Own Tableia to carry off the; poison in the system.boo oot under | any circumstances give a medicine to stop the diarrhoes, except under the advice of a doctor.By using Baby's Own Tablets the cause Y of the diarrh- | freub | will thus be checked in a natural manner.Proof that the Tablets cure this too often fatal trouble is given by Mrs.Herbert Burnham, Smith's Falls, Unt., who says: \u201cWhen my eldest child wap six weeks old he had an attack of cholera infantum and was at death's door.My doctor advised me to try Baby's Own Tablets, and in twenty-four hours baby was better; the vomiting and pu: cessed and Keep the Tablets in the house\u2014their prompt use may save vour little one\u2019s life.Bold by all medicine dealers or went postpaid at.25 cents a box by writing the Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.NOTHING NEW, London Chronicle.) That there is very little new under the sum has once more been proved at Tobermory Bay, Mull, where Captain Burns, of Glasgow, has, with the ! permission of the Duke of Argyll, been searching for the relics of the Admiral of Florence, one of the vessels of the Spanish Armada, known to have heen own up in 156\u20ac in that faraway water.With the aid of an old chart, the diver went down into twelve fa thou, and came across a bronze breech-loader cannon, four and a hall feet loug, eight inches in diameter at he breech, and bearing the date 1563, Toe diver also discovered a pintol heavily encrusted with lime, a eword blade, and a kedge anchor.re lion will be exhibited in the Glasgow Royal Exchange at an early date.Breech- Joading in artillery and small arms is popularly supposed to he an invention of the middle of last century but such ia by no means the case, In « Ddblin gunsmith'\u201d shop, at Cork Hath, is on view a hreeschlvading rifle offered to the British war office at the close of the eighteenth century, and ro- jected, an it was connidered to need teo much ammunition 1 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Row ENGLAND DRANK IN 1512, is in how our (orefathers managed in a time when tea and coffee were wnkinown and beer was the common beverage of the Englishman.In the Northumberland Howebnld Book, com account of she domestic economy it we learn that at breakfant, which was rerved at 7 o'clock in the mom.ing, the earl and countess had a quart The first | S5rived, to { wolur QUEBEC Sporting News.§| » The Shamrack lacrosse club of Montrenl, will play a series of chumplonshiy watches duriug the season of 1904 the World's Fair to be held at 8 Louis.Mhomrocks and Nationales play im Mon treni to-day.Toronto sod Tecumsech play in \u2018loronto to-day for the city championship.Capitals Vay Toronto in \u2018Forento on Monday.Rowing.Eddie Durnan ban made two mmtches, the rst with Charlie Uaudaur, at Orilfia, on August 13, tor $3U0 a ade.the Toronto sculler to allow his opporent 10 secouds s.art, and the second wilh Wray wver one of the Boston courses on Uctober 3.La.Titus, chawpion alngie sculler of America, his entered for the Canadian tlentey events gt Mt.Catharines, August © and 8.Titud entre makes five already the mingle scull champion- Winnipeg | entries of junior \u2018tours, senior fours and senior eight have Leen received.Tae Ringofiories had à slow time last weesa In the dull routine % pegparine for Corbett the boilermaker ki three deer, knocked oul a hormet\u2019s poy cleaned out a bunch of rattieynakes.caught a shark, saved twenty people [fom watery graves, and so forth, abd some move, and then plenty yet.t the end of the performance Trainer Fitzsimmon» announced positively (bat Jefferies woul.Lnock Corbett out with a blow in the lexus.A knockout in a bout in Hartford threatens to put a = stop to boxing all over the state of Connecticut, Cricket.083 vs.038.The match thie aiternoon at the Kest House grouads will be between the mens Vers of the club in 1898 and those who havo joined since.Every cricketer is re quested to Le present, start at 2.80 o'clock.At a committes meeting of the Quebec Cricket Club om Thursday afternoon.Mi i.W.Parmales was chosen an delegnte to the \u2018meeting of the Quebec Province Cricket Clubs jast night at t! Windsor Motel, Montreal, Hie return is anxiously lool for as per one or nore.anos of the act will be chosen to play Ontario at Ottawa on August 14th and 13th.We believe that this In the first time that the Q.C.U har been thus recognized by the ericket authorities who have the ruling of cricket aflnirs in this part of Canada.A marvellous stresk of batting form has been shown by 5 1 Fre.the Ox.«+ Blue.- to ths presen forty = ceeded the second hundred three times Ted has altogether scored six renlurien since the beginning of the seamon.Mis aggregate total exceeds what It was for the whole of last season \u2014\u2014 Literary Notices.The gume wil.Strangers visiting Quebec and prepared beforehand lo anticipate the aight of much that la interesting and worth seeing.are somewhat at a loss how to direct thelr, enquiries with the het lid ible = 4 is true bat 4 Wuidebon are te ad which leave nothing rhe riexired, but thems are too diffuse for a brief t.and fore vaioable ns memoranda to be referred to after the vinit (a \u2018The cabbie in generally rmploved wn a ricerone, and fx juformetion ia good as far nn lt goes, but extending anty- aver the Jhnit of bin drive.What to .and why jt should be seèm, are two Important \u2018questions to he answered by the visitor, and these are hest nolved in à booklet published by (he Quebec \u2018Tourist end Transfer Company.entitled \u2018quebec.the Gibraltar of Canada.pro- foamy iiluntrates, = which forms d mul- thm in parro.a complete guile com.ee Linh Varin 0\" ro: vide themasiven with, No epee Keep The ite | hes, Safe À over.\"vy Cae ad Beall LACYATED FOOD A Perfect Summer Feod for Fafanie.HE, Sot ateir or oink clothes this Summer in Genuine Irish\u2014ratk you\u2014waoven from the wool ef mountain, pee b by the they cotters of ven Pont mixtures of 178 ST.JOHN STREET FOR SALE.Elevator and Hoist, Mille?Bros.& Toms makers.Complete outiit will be sold cheap APPLY AT CHRONICLE.('DONNELL'S CITY EXPRESS 28 ANGELE STREET L450 Is our new Telephone number, owing to changua made by Bail Telephone Company, whers all oulls for the trau-ferring of of Box gage, Panels, otc, peompty attended Ww.Furniture and Piano Moving a Specialty\u2019 \u2014 NOTIOS is hereby given that œ plication will be wade to the Pacitament of Canada.at its present sentir er an ACL to incorporale & besk with of banks under Tre end amendments \u201cThe Alliance a,\u201d with its head nffice at tthe Pen of sScous.[atifax.in the nes of Nova capital of 000.nd & cHFARNIS, HENRY & CAHAN, Lecijeltors for Applicants.Dated at Halifax, Nova tia, the 19th day of June.1903.KENT HOUSE MONTMORENCY F3LIS6 Suporb Sconery ! 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First-class Accommedation.\u2026 RATES \u2026 he] $2.50 por day ; $15.00 par week ; Luach 75¢.ATTRACTIONS .i ARD The American BLONDIN.Performs DAILY over the Brink of the Great Falls at 3 P.M.(Saturds; de] 20d ea- days at 4 P.M.) weather promi Holt & Renfrew\u2019s Collaction of Canulise Animals, Lawn Tennis.Shooting the Rapids hy Canoe, Cricket.Fishing.Music, J.W.BAKER, , MANAGER.TELEPHONE - - - se + Grand Excursion OTTAWA Ist AUGUST, \u2014BY\u2014 La Garde Champlain Les Zouares of Quebec Price $4.50, Chi Children $2-25 Tickets good ill A till August 8th _in- of beer and a quart of wine between \u2014 \"|them; two soun, \u201cMy Lorde Percy| Jofant mortality in always high in cluded.Stop over in Montreal on land Maister Percy,\u201d à poils (two|Augast- This in largely due to the, return.Tickets for salo at L.Kwarts) of beer, and (wo children in| character ol nourishment.that infants] Grondin, 238 8.Joseph Brest, the \u201cNuroy\u201d (wursery) » quart of beer, receive | The.babicx who are deptiv | Marier & Morance 96 Bridge .| For dinner, at 10 clock, my lord|ed of prother\u2019s milk are too often fed lyon.Goulet.327 Joseph Et.oh: Fro and Jody had a gellve of beer Y a lon cow's milk diluted and impure.Rela 10 ho Bt 5 E , pottle «f wine.the two boys a quart] To mother who are anxious for the and, 276 John Bt, Pe oer aad he sounger ohiliren a |salely of their habiee in the hot [& Fiere, 76 John 8t, and by\" ihe pottin.of beer.At supper, at 4 ET we woull conlidntly recom.| members of both associations.Peboele, the earl and countess ed ctated Food, now so general: Rising « pottie of beet and a potth of wine : br.phoxicians and re tie children else had their sllonange sen ty deed by mothers.MER ANS WOMEN, Fot \u201clivery,\u201d which was sceved in Lactæied Foud provents cholera Te Mig @ for samaturat ondrooen, opty 8 and 9 hérite {antum.nary, ee à = diecharees int tous, ov parente were = vera: {6 promotes on no with a gallon of beer and a quart of and healthy growth, and for the ï enim, wad ny ar wine and A each pair of children with aling period it in the ideal food.i i, sept er Poison, wattle of heer.Surely thor could pit Lactated.Face 9 trial, doar ot nh or wen 10 oie cave have on \u2018\u2018drinking ou wou ve your littl Jinn preva C tween goals, \u2019~ Cheopicle, i sud strong.pe fest ë \u2026 Le ee in Fiky Yeara Reputation Fénatsys\u2019 Thildran's Posters \u2018Wor Children Cuning weir Tae b, PR* VENT 3 .Bp not conten Lalonset or soythisg injurious 46 a tends a my Trade Mark ou ench K A.1 EMNINGR, Cowen.Kundan d ARE Rn XPALK sin) ERUBITION OF PARIS CANADIAN ARTISTS NUW ON VIikW AT E LITTLE SHOP, 25 St, Louis Street Via ham NOTICE Mmocvis uiveu | (hat the ples al tue ol the Lup Rouge Miver tu sub) b ale.Ua Well a Liu other desp water def that whe there up to laut winter ai the snd of the Lung Wharf.The position Bape; of the Fler al the wouth of Can ltouge ! River, Is, as heretuluie, shown by a du by day ant mw white tight by mulch the position of the dur water lier revesiiy taken at Lhe end of the henge Wharl, 66 in a stenight Hue with the said Aut buoy and alicout GUU lawl Lo the west Rouse Waart aud Pier Co ».FLOOD, Manager ue By ole, | Term upweun Saturday, Rept, 12th | LENNOXVILLK, P.Q FACULTIES OF ARTS &ND DIVINITY, 1 be lay Sth, Lovt hey 1744 4riet \", h, tures hegn 17th, TRISIOTR COLNE ToT june Thursday, Sept.10th, ; for Giendars VF both inntitations apply Lu the Secrelar: 9 Poser RW.PRPAIL BA.Riviera du foun Wad, PQ, fi 5 a ee Piain & Ornamental Iron Fence.\u2019 Entrance Gates and Lawn, Furniture, Etc.Bend mc savrcments for catiunteu.| C.H.LEPAGE, 127BRIDGE LTRFETQUL BC iw) zim GET THE CHARM.The right Souvenir for Touri- te WITH YIEWS OF QUEBEC.* Sel by the-leading Jewellers and the Trade.For Roska of Historical interest shout | Ju=bc, and Souverirs of all kinds Co v0 JNO E.WALSH, Books, Natio ry and Artists Materials, No.1} L: Sobn Street, Quebec MILLER'S CHOICE COFFEE 35c.NY 4oc.TEL IS EXCELLENT ENGLISH BREAKFAST.Gilt Edge Creamery Butter In Print or Tube.SUGAR CURED WANS AND BACON.4 - Ay ihe abure of ou tried JAS.MILLER, Y.M.C.A.BUILDING, 1532 JOHN STREBT DON'T WORRY Abit rr froahinerts when you entertain, The re 0 Ie Doumit, 2 General Managem \u201c1 ugail.- Gone a th.BRANCHES : : tu.h.sat.a Peter streat, Toronto, ont, Sree own.P ree Rivers, St, Jun East.Beauce, tlord Mines.Q.Na rd Shaviniçes Yall» PQ.Rares ru AGNNTS.LE EE How ¥ TT TC inh North Ameries Hanover National Bank.ARGE | FIR OF AUSTRAIAAN 4 Vino! 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wee being à y we as Blanche Lacroix, who .nan named Dionne arrested for as auit.The {acta of the case are some: vhat unprecedented here and show vhat low characters live in this city, Monne and his wile occupy a couple of \u2018come &t No.18 Liétle Champlain «treet, adjoining the elevator, and it vas in this place that the alleged as sault took .The plamtifi in the he, Blanch Contior ot is owner of a ve street, and ter boarders were two of Dicone sisters.One of ithe latter took sick eventiy and as Bet own request the æssce ol the house had ber transferred to hospital, where she died.The body «ou subseyuently conveyed to Divnne à cesidence, aud as the latter bad no weans to pay for funeral expenses or « grave the woman Lacroix agreed to wut the bills, asd requested Lionne's aile to accompany ber to Levis to pey for a grave, as taeibody was to be w- wrred at that place.Dionne, whu mes under tbe inliuence of liquor at she time, objected to his wile going out with the other woman, and a aght, it appears, was started, when she husbana struck nis wife, Blanche Lacroix objectod and interfered, with the result that she was roughly hau.{led by the accused.Dionne\u2019s swoond sister now took a hand in the afiray and bandled her brother in a rather rough manner, judgivg from the ap pearance of his {ace yesterday, The cesult of the whole aifair was that Blanche Lacroix had a warrant for assault issued against Dionne, and yes terday a number of witnesses were ox amined, and after bearing all the ov; TO-!dence Dionne was condeuned by Mr, L.Brunet, Clerk of the Peace, Gne of fifty cents and costs, smounting to ¢ about , $11, to a the whoa which A warrant was issued yesterday of Levis on the ol stealing a plank.The ac cused, who denise the charge, gave bail for his appearance next week, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RECENT ARRIVALS AT THE ST.LAWRENCE HALL, CACOUNA.R.T.Lechir, Mr.R.Paquette, Montreal; Mr.A.Grevel and von, Mr.and Mrs.G, Jacobie, Toronto; Mr, A.H Thowus, Quebec: Mrs.M.Barr, New Yock ; Miss W.C.Hart, Miss B.Vincent, Montreal ; Mrs.J.Utis, New York; Mrs.G.H.Ansley and son New York ; Mr.Paul Galibert, Mrs.P.Galibert, Casimer Galibert, Min Clara Galibert, Eulilie Galibert, Mrl'aui Galibert, jr, Mr.Fred.Galibert, Montreal ; Mr.M.Hutton, Mr.H.Blake, Little Metis; Mr.C.Clarke, Torobto ; Mr.L L.Ling, London : Mr.H.Kennedy, Mr.and Mrs.M, Keunedy, Mr.and Mrs.Burstall, Quebes ; Mr.Fred.Egan, Miss K.Egan, Mr.R.Greenshields, Mr.T.Bell, fie Bell, Moatresl ; Nr.J.Redfern, Quebec; Mr.G.Koht and family, Montreal ; Mr.H.Æ Price, Quebec; Mr and Mrs.A, Lemieux and child, Montreal ; Mr.F.M.Sullivan, Montreai : Dr.and Mrs.Millge, Nr.and Mre.W.Mather, Toronto; © Mr.W.A.Dul, Montreal ; Mr.8 Barrow, Mr.F.Bilingaley, Mr.A.Bimard, Quebec ; Mina Tranchiontagen, Montreal ; Miss E.Gauvreau, Mr.Lloyd und daughter, Toronto ; Mr.GG.Eaton, Portland ; Miss A.Adams, Miss Dunning, Miss Jaune, Miss Blanche Jaune, Fie Elsa Born, New York; Mrs.A.G.Claxton, Montreal.: : Cacouna has been particularly gay during the past week with cricketers, excursions, golf players and sporting events generally: .The cricket match last Saturday on the St.Lawrence Hall grounds was a most enjoyable affair, wi the team from Little Metis played Cacouna, and wom the friendly contest.Luncheon was served on the grounds at one o'clock and the toh terminated nt five o'clock.A jolly hop in the ballroom in the evening brought a pleasant day to a close., Cacouna is getting quite a boom this season since it has leaked out that the new hotel ie about to mate rialise.The joct is to build = four story hotel on the present site of Bt.Lawrence Hull, with every modern improvement, electric elevator.laundry, and also an electric railway from River du Loup station to Cacouna.Mr.F.H.Normmn has the matter in hand and is at qresent reœiving subscriptions for stock in the company.The horse races, athletic sports, trap shooting.will be held August 10 to 13.and are creating quite a stir, as prospects indicate: one of the largest crowds ever sren in Cacouna.A large seal was caught by ome of the guests of the Hall.He is not ax friendly an the last one and will mot make friends with anyone.Mr.Fred.Budden spent Saturday and Sunday in Cacouna at bis cottage.ue Andrew Allan is spending a lew weeks with his family.od the Mr.Montague Allan enterlai t cricket ry at dinner last Saturday evening.school b The Hutchison Riding ol horses are an attractive feature of Bt.Lawrence Hall this season.Mre.H.Davis, of Montreal, who bas been ill for tbe past month, is expect: ed in Cacouna next week.Nre.A.B.Claxton and son have arrived at the Hall for the balance of she season.The 16th annual concert is to be held at St.Lawrence Hall on August 13.Special artiste have engaged and a jolly thhe in ex , rot.MacQuarrie, of Ottaws, has charge of the arrange! 3 » and Mrs.Tasse, of Mount st., spent tro weeks with Mr.and Mre.Bt.Louis.They left for a trip tete bat rt, iven in euchre wan gi the Hall lant Frid y evene, which ved a most enjoy affair.Po Jim Hoge is spending his holi- at tbe Hall an woual, r.and Mrs.Paul Galibert and family avrived at the Hal lest Fri day for the balances of the summer, Mine Frinnis Bort is spending her vacation at 5 Mes.Brunet and Mes.MecTaggars have returned to Montreal alter a HHATERPAT; AUCUOT, 5, ied.vt 1 smoun{ was paid by Dionne\u2019s mother, | .{ r Moa.Frank Dunn, Alderman Twenty-Fourth District, writes from 232 East Fifty-Eighth Street, New York City: The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O.: DE Gentlemen: «There is no remedy for a troken-dewn system that ! know of which will so effectuaily restore health as Peruna.«Whesever ! am overworked ar eutter from.the consequences of @ cold a few doses of Peruns builds me up agsig more quickly than anything 1 ever tried.! find M especially vahisble for catarrh, Three bottles cured me three years ago of catarrh of the stomach and 1 have sever had the least symptoms of it since.\u201d .Very truly, Is Liable to Break Down\u2014Pe-ru-na is Sure to.Restore.\u2026 \u2026 - no TONIC is a- medicine thet gives fone te sonne part of the system.There are different kinds of tonics, but the tonic most Lesdsd in this y, where esterrh fs eo previ oa tonic that operates an the maceus mous | branes, Peruna is à tonés te the mnoous mem branes of the whele bedy.It gives tone to the .of Eras canna writ vas tous: at the city ol Quebec, Ses aotice tu the potitioners,; tice Andrews, a Judge of Sopris Court for Lower Canada, performing judicil functions in the district .of common gaol of the treal to Frodvae tho , utr ore him in Gs or = dey.obedience 30 weapon dents were produced before Mr.\"Jus tice Andrews on Msy 20; and, the application of their counsel, Nr.Jus: tice Andrews placed them in the custody of the Sheriff of Quebec.The Petitioners moved that the wait of, | habeas corpus iss by Mr.Justice Andrews should be quashed, and 4hat the respondents should be remanded to the custody of the keeper of the rom: mon gaol of tbe district of Monfreal, vite a dures ses Andsews, ma.or kad no jurisdiction to cl 15 rr « writ of (habeas corpus to issue sddremed to ' the keeper of the common gaol of the | district of Montreal, hecause the exer- | tise of his ordinary judicial functions was limited to {he district for which , he was appointed\u2014the Quebec district \u2014 and hecause on the date on which he taused his writ to issue at Quebec] there were neveral Judges within the district of Montreal to whom alone application for a wril under [proper circumatances sod be made TH It re le tended that an in also con q! Les ion t of Mondents - ho- what BENTLEY'S Liniment can dort Sn edad Wind doser, ERTIES Fa Te Trent MeL i, CRRIITIE, Pevtiniteous, Rast Mountain, NM.8, ear Trurethe caune of the respondente: having eae having irl.-ogress re a Judge having i idiom to determine whether thew and th ine BENTLEY'S Linimont\u2014tbe best of sl Godiace in medicine, sepecialy draggiate.\u201c S ox.Bottle, 18s.§ on.Bottle (contatutng over à Himes a9 musk), SPB, @ \u2018This is she largest bottle of White Linimsens on the market.© COGNAC JACQUES NICOT & Co.SUPERIOR QUALITY, MODERATE PRICE.Recommended by the Medieal Profession.B-0.BELAND ' wirosran or : rors wet, Bixadion, Roseisri and\u2019 Dufch Gina, i \\ ies (French snd \u2018Spanish of all ki feds.« ==.um mn@hgcolate, Cocoa, Nuts, OW; 26 LEM@INE STREET, Near McGill St.Tel.Malm r MONTREAL.89 Rue oh Bap, or Dery ern Quebec.4 F.&.WHEATON CO, Lid., Soie Props., Folly Village, N.S, \u2014 ould be wt at Kbarty ar comepifted for extradition, it wan unt t for any Judge or trihmal te ero by way of a writ of hahens corpus with the procesdings of the extradition Judge during the inquiry, nor wnti) after the extradition Judge should have committed {hem for extradition The petitioners alao urged that wade Article VI.of the Extradition Ro of 1980.90 between the United dom and the United Btates it provided that the ri, of > tives under the provisions se \u201cshall be carded out in Hér Na) dominions and in the United ae respectively in conformit with sx laws regulating excradiion tox here the time seing in force in the \u201c2, State,\u201d and by the provisions Extradition Act (R.8.C.chap.| sections & and 6, in force in the ! minion of Canada, concurrent jurisdsc tion in auch matters was given tp ¢ number of Jndges and Commimipers each of whom was authorized tn, Ac judicially within the Province, a! testriction was pl upon in unta (the United States of A as to or before which Jud Commissioner proceedings in exffadi on might be inxtituted, and Mr.Lafontaine, the Commissioner, hei Jn the fawinl exercise «of hie juriad] in auch matters, it would be a pn thon of the tymty rights of the ited Staten to allow prisoners, in a of a final commitment, by writ ei corpus to Sransher the hearing est ion progert arising in the = risdiction of à Judge! non habeas of o ony Rn bovog Tan a aut pried and jurisdiction termine same to another forum of the prin * own melection.Upon that motion Mr.Justice Andrewn, afler hearing cotnsel on both vile, on June 31, 1903, quashed the The Recent Procasdings Ts Taken Befote the Judicial REMARES GP COUNSEL AND DeCSION 0 TENR LONISEIR, JUBECIAL COMMITTEE of THR writ issued\u2019 by \u201cremanded the prisoners, and dire the Serif of - \\usbec \u2018td convgy them \u2018to Montreat Bar), thresacd U a tin | litioners to Quebec, commanding the keeper of the by -| the part of the petitioners that in the Do | {ited Rtaten would 'vasonably vf aired ip wma aw ENE Logd *¢ to deliver them into the cus uf the keoper of the conunve Sh be tion stated \u2018shat on\u2019 + ca June the \u2018respondents, withoyt, uotipe 0 he petitioners, applied Mr.Justice Caron, a Juyge of the Supetio Court for the Quebec district, tps ther writs of habeas corpus, and Mr.Justice Caron ordered the writs to issue, the vase being still sub judicul before Mr.Justice Andrews.Un thes writs the respondénts were brought before Mr.Justice Caron on June 2I, an | Tors remanded by him for eight the expiration of which time were orilered to appear befory : respondents subsequently applied to Mr.Justice Caron for twu additional writs of habeas corpus ad to the keeper common | gadl ot the district © of Montreal, commanding him to produce the respon | dents before him, acting as a Judge] and Extradition\u2019 Coufuissioner in 3 city Quobec, and the application «as granted.The petition stated that no notice was given to the peti tioners of of the applications Mr.Justice Caron.After the rot were made and amended, the peti toners filed exceptions to \u2018the jurisdic tion of the Judge and then moved to quash the writs., The respondents ask od Mr.Justice Caron to fix a day |b when he would proceed to conduct the inquiry as Commissioner in Extradi ton, The J decided that be -vould.first hear the motion of the pe the writs, and that he would deal with the respondents\u2019 Application subsequently.Counre! for the petitioners, in support of the uotion to quash the writs, quoted the decision of Mr.Justice Andrews.the .] iudgraents referred to by him, and the «tatute, and urged that tbe Extradition Judge Lafnntaipe kud full jurie fiction to conduet the inquiry, that he wau actually sized of it and could lot be ousted, that the rptumn showed a legal cause x detention, and that the causes of the detention wore in - prootss of determination hy the Extr he dition Judge.Counsel for the peti- Gioners also referred to the Canadian staiute in refetenee to habess \u2018corpus (C.8.L.C.98, mection 2), which provides that \u201cwhenever a writ of habens anjcorpus has once been refused by any one Judge it shallot he lawful to renew the application before him au less any new facts stated, or before the other Judge, Le plication may in agy such case he bé made anew to the Court of Queen's Bench, which is here authorised to entertain, hear, and detormine such application at ite next Sitting in appeal in Quebec or Monreal.\u201d It was further contended on circumstances the j; of Mr.Justice Andrews core, judi «sta binding upon Mr.Justices Caror as a Judge of co-ordinate jurisdiction aud that the only remedy for the ts was an application in the vature of an appeal to the Court o King's Bench witting in appeal.Onl \\ t 13 Ne, Justin aaron delivered ment discharging respondents The learned Judge was of opiniob tha: be was not bound by the judgment o\u2019 | Mr.Justios Andrews.He had, he said, to provounce himsel upon th means invoked by the accused agains.the proceedings which caused their ar rest, and he considered two of then very serious-namely, (1) the warrant issued by Mr.Lafontaine did not con tain any date of the oflance allege inst the accused, and (2) it appear ed according to the record thas.tu real offence of which they were socused by the United States was that - 0 \u201cconspiracy to defraud,\u201d which war aot included in the treaty between Great Britain and the United States The learned Judge added that bo wai) obliged to state that two objection: song others raimed by the accused were fatal to the proscoution\u2014the war rant was defective, as ha stated be: tore, and the real offence for | which extradition wan nought was.not pro vided for by the treaties, He thought that the charge of conspireny to de trand made againat the accused in the.United States had bon modified.foi the purpose of recuring extradition of the accused, and that when.extradited, (hey would he tried for & different.of jence from that charge against them w Canada.and it extradite they would be tried upon a charge of conspiracy to defraud.In the petition it was pointed out that acts in axecution ol à conapiragy might com: prise extradition crimes.The petition farther that How the offence charged in ui extradition procerdings in Canada would be qualified in tl form Poattivly, Cured Bya Truè Non-Alcoholié Rem rdv SATORINY Aveush 1, 1908 seule tenth article of the treaty BRIGHTS DISEASE Pr Fare Te 4\" \u20ac Son À VAS eae ver La à a portion of-tile huiquisy etre the {Fag vm the se of ge titionete fr decision as wel [YY] interruption con > Ri below he +) in en où matters at \u2014 were advised that any tribunal Ct, ah Nr He States and the United Kingdom m the following crime among vrimep extradition ofençes, ad 1842} moins \u2014 8.kay feceivi x othr wes amended ts money, valeable security, or property, knowing the sams .to have veu embessled, slolon, or fraudulently obtained.4° Fruud by a bailes, tanker, t, lactor, trustes, of db rector or ur oftiesr of any owpaty made crimisal hy the laws 2,1 of both countries.JU, Extradition \u2018is also to take place for participation in any of the cripies acntjonea in this ti pon di in the aforesaid tenth erticle provi wach pacticipasion be A hy the laws of both eoun- rion.\u201d \u2018Lhe matter, the petition said, way of great public interest.in the upited States: and Canada.Lmporsant.questions.of law and public po- Joy were invoived.The questions ramnd in the.as to tbe jurisdic sion of the J sitting in extradi- Lun matters and as tu,the issujug of à writ of habsas corpus before the \u201completion of the extradition inquiry required to be further defined in Can wm.The question had bpen detinitoly œitled in the United Siptes, ir Edward Clark, on the part d he petitioners, before Theis the arguments in support of the petition.Mr.Asquith, for the :renpondonts, said that il Their Lordahipe thought there way a serious question.of law in- \u2018olved his clients did not desire to place any obatack in the way of cave 10 appeal being grented.They da wot oppose, but they welcomed he appeal, and were anxious that it be board.They did not admit she.allegations and statements of fact \u2018m the petition.The learned coumse) oointed out the order which it was lesired by the petitioners to appeal from was made as far back as August last year, and until this moment na proceedings.had been taken on the part of the petitioners to appeal against it.The Lou! Chancellor said that thers sas a serious peution s law raised, and Their Lordships would 1 ope: cial leave to a a fe Com don Times, pe T WEATMEY FAI THN Yo Vim, À bios , Pond or \" Sh Le \u201cFagged right ut.\" is an appropriate way to express the fgalings = of many » porte during the bot vurssnet months.No strength, no vigor, map, no ambition, too weary to work and too languid to take any | een pleasure in life.You need g.tomie for this summer fag, and the very best summer tonic in the world is Dr.Wil fiams\u2019 Pink Pills for Pale People Every dose makes pew, rich blood, tones the nerves, sharpens the appe tite, atimulates the liver, and banish »s weakness and weariness, headnches, hackaches, ign uor and despondenay, The only topic that can do this vou is Dr.Williams\" Pink Pills\u2014it's a waste ol money to experiment with anything else.Mr.Louis Doucet, rimnd Fteng.N.S.eaye: \u201c1 was very much run, down in health and My appetite wae variable, my nerves unstrung, and 1 often felt a complete indisposition to work.Alter trying several medicinex without benefit, | decided to trt- Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills, and aftes taking a few boxes 1 felt better than f had done for months, and equal to any exertion.I don\u2019t know anyvthi to equal De.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills when one feels fagged ont.\u201d You can get the pills from any deafer in medicine, or they will he sent postpaid At 50 cents a box, or six hoxes for 82.50, Ly writing direct to the Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont., He sure you get the genuine with the full name \u201cDr.Willi Pink Pills for Pale People\u201d on wrapper around the box.emer rea: A VERY BTRANGE INTERCESSION In a church where the prayers are made at the discretion of the minister very strange interoessions are some- \u2018imes presented.I remember well agen since ninoe hearing old Dr.Muir of Glasgow, who was à real though \u201cocentrio genius i6 his day and ol whom no English reader avez heard.relate an ineident which had been in hin own knowledge.\u201cMr.Smith wan prmachiog nt Dramaleekie, and he had sème to the coorleding praver, where we pray for all and sundries (sic when he soddenly remembered that he had forgotien to pray for the magistrates So he put in the prayer just where he was, \u2018Haw mercy upon all fouls and idiots, and especially upon the magistrates of Druswsleekic.\u201d Ne want no evil, but the Magistrates was week and easily ti were not \u2018\u2014Longman\u2019s Magssine.ee ee Toe ign \u201c bat fl many a man Te od me Kidnev-Wort Tablets Ave Saving Thousands, Of Bright's disease of the kidneys, pulse it in only necessary to say, that so terrible is it, that thers is wmall hope or the victim who does not check te inaidious advance and eredicate che di > the - 2 Br Toi cio X ort > on \u20ac pr ir and guaranteed remedy wy the world for wo varied forms of idney trowh Are you, reader, dhe of the victims of this fib dimane 1 Have.you dropaical are, shires, dironass of par dry, hat: afin, quick and bard t passage vf scanty, high sometimes mixed with pe, nod T Any of these symptoms ringing warnings of danger death 1 you are using liquid kidney medi.ferrell, are cines {all | ly composed of alcohol) cart them ande at ohosy they are hea tening your end.Kidney Wors Tabbe purely le ue are full of con rated power and, will put the kid- paie im healthy and vigorous motion.and give ou e hey Jean 0 of lite.All au A ES possibly be Ww White Trowsers $1.25 Qu do 5 kper.have impro \u2018 e ays tabls ts natural stat A Li serres ODERN _ \u201cGROCERY.j & BESCASCYE, Toth Dafoe the puree: of fri by: Lachsvretions uuroëts, has Sa! 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om.FN GET AT i à Nice Light Summer Set 8.Over Coat $4.Blazers $2.75 White Vests $1.50.Balbriggan Underwear 35.50c.Outing Shirts 506.Crash Hats and Straw 75.À +.» ALSO a\u2019 À QUANTITY of of BARGAINS, bd.MORGAN.oH « { ALL XOTARLISHED 1850, RATES OF PASSAGE.ream messsses +.$80 and upwards.i Qabin.RATES OF PASSAGR ae TX \"aS4 - Tend Meeps st (stovseus \u2014aponeescrennnne Fee farther pacticalers apply to ALJ AN NUNE eral Mail Bt Sseamshipa.AUNN EE RER VION, rds 108 ALLANS, RAE & 00., Agents.vies nope, ; 4 2 A0 mas ge Jagemats \u2014 August 1 18 } aps a iis D SERVICE, Gori bars oes vised & on we, i Rawreat, Bt Mickel, Bt.Jean and] \u2014 Wenther and on itUinæ, r Cham Eig: follows, Pei te Sd oa Hy Sailing from Montreal at daybreak and | of 00 | HRees Ros 1 steamers.have twin | Basar opt\u2019 Handay) Hat- we.YORK Ti Livey OChlling 88 Quorsrtor From Piers 51 & 53, cme BL.Adgust i, 11 .T August 9, ast 8, \u2026 Aangeest pi 10 Pye 1 saloon es SRE yg a coe pe * VERNON HN.BROWN & 00.2.8, STOCKING, Lamia, og a Miarfic Steamship Lines, Proposed summer Smitmge rice.- \u201c MONTREAL TO LONDON ' Fortoightly service, sorews, aids keels, \u2018midship saloons, epa- clous promenade 9 elsctric cérougnout asd are of the most moders RATES OF PASSAGE.Gabin, $65 and pyre.Round F5 ip Do and En a ol, and _ Moatrose to Trip.\u2018iondon; | tied Class, to\u2019 1éerpool.Ke Londonderry, Lou reeds To book tars, ore - Jas.R so ALD, Ags.Canadian Pacifie Ra Company Atlantic carats Lines pan Chicago 8.86 next nighh Foe Pertisnd and A Now ou eT a YOR MO AL ri 7, M 1th ie i ng gM mors be vs M.arri Toronto 4.40 P.M.B 5 c.30 Pus Detroit 050 PM, Sh a 7.20 Joliow mornis- this train ta nt Montreal with O.V, and a \u201creais for New York and Canadé Atlantic fer oa Bor vor ro.at i Hinton lr 0 points tion, Naps otr., apply to aay Q.T.Gor Be Ean \u20ac Tea The sew toute 16 406 Fus-Fau00 Bagumay.pha ugly, im dra 20th, na 1808, ~LNAVE QUEESO 845 AM Jer Bt.Haymond, Riviere a datly occogt \u2018For Indian Lorette, Laks Stand intermediats stations, \"tor &R.Barmond 1000 P.\u201cARMIVE AT QUES | 7.00 AM.From Chicouttet, al, Riviase a Flot ct.iby mond .ly \u201cà.fret Prom Bt.mond, ote.daily except 20 PL a Sous Jatin ya ates, daily Src ay.bond Cake BO Joseph, lagien armen ote, deity eccept Sunday and Monday.8.60 PM.dre Br Ba = ni Ni BE Pierre.9.15 P.M.From st.Baowiend Ceaving! p.m.Sunday ça LIN M msi The Shortest, Quickest & Best Roats =\u2014BETWEEN\u2014 Montreal and New York Anthracite Coal Exclusively.No Smoke.No Dust.nd Leave Montreal 7.15 and 11.00 AM.and Arrive, Neg York 6.30 and 10.00 P.M BUFFET CAR ON DAY TRAINS.M.Train from Point Levi cof pete at\u2019 St.Lambert with \u2018D.à pra night train.from Halifax leaving Levis 10 PX, connects at St.Lamberts ih \u201cD.& H.\u201d also.Insist upon tickets vis the DELAWARE @ HUDSON.The ro Chem, ine Salons the beautiful shores borer, and Best.x - RADIO! Pro.oT IRE HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.July AM, PM Friday.5.88 ou ry.5 Bandey tar 76 New Moon, Fridev.24th.7.46 a.m.Firet Quarter.Blnt, 23% vu.St.Lawrence & Adirondack Ratiway | \u2014AND New York \u201cCeatral & HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD THE ADIRONDACK ROUTE FROM CANADA TO THE \u201cSTATES.Time Table of June 14th, 1903.Trains lsave Windsor Station, J Moatreal, 699 A.M.Dally ex New Yor! A Utica Bday Sol | oe day Aon Tr, Yo Sufalo, 7.80 P.M.Every da Lake Saranat the year.Solid | Lake, Malone, Hun Bra Tain through %o |tingdon, .Kew York, Geld, Beauhari:ois PULLMAN Parier Lars on Day Trains betwsen Montreal and Utica and New York, and Sieeping Cars on Night Truin between Montreal and Yor Ye oear TRAINS to Valleyfield, Beau ois and Chateauguay, leave Windsor ation, Wontreal, 5.10 Read\" daily ex.sept Bunny, 9.46 am.Sundays oaly 1x1] em.except Saturdays, and Sus 2, and 1.88 p.m.Batuntays ont; anadias Pacific and \u201c di traine from Quebsc connéct at with traine of the New Fort Vall for tickete vis the Njnformation, time Table ato on ticket este Canadian |b Pacite gr e to a, A NT TUE PS Bree, i, dei Montreal » H.D.x GRORG e ANTELE at tendon\u2019, Grand Central Station.Pow York, WHENSJIN MONTREAL stay AYTHE .St.Lawrence Hall \u2014 LLY LOOATRD RRALLY COROUCTRD RUTRLA IX TRA OPV » Leading Citisens el us our Ca osx RATES FROM $2.50 PER DAY.LL] H.HOGAR, « + + + Proposes yas LIL, #L20 PL, 17.157, in: 17 Time Agent |P s OR.Por et.tor Riviere a - *Steam pations eds only, wi deeping a- | listen and «od Chateauguay.|.Albany snd New i htercolonias P CANADIA ook Days: 8.06 am, 345 £8.\u201848 pm.11 p.m : 1936 pany 11 9 N .nen .TRAINS ARRIVE Weak Days : 6.80 om.020.10 am, 0.48 ps., 7.00 p.m.Sundays : se am.9.50 pme \u2014 sent IMPERIAL LIMITED ©1 § days, Montreal to Vancouver, _ -\u2014 a J City Pasesoger Opposite Post Ofiesy Also Agest ser all Steameblp Linge.-| Quebec Ratiway, Light and Power PE i SE 5.15, wad\u2019 10.80.mt and BETWEEN QUEBEC & eT, JoAcmms, II 7.45 AM, BIS asd Loare\u2019 St, Joachim 7, 9,00 A; ast BUNDAYS, pane Quebec 6.30, 8.AN; and *1.43 Ny Tt Joachim 10.40 AM, and team trains, all others are Hist) apoctal electrie car runs days connection with trains Le from Ste.Anne de PBeauprs, starting Frontesas trom the Chateau 20 nsinutes before the d: Rajlway Stat Reming in front of n and Victoria lotels.Claren Freight delivered at Quebec Station 45 P.M.will be forwarded mist or all ether informaties apply te 48e {Ee mes à EBEC CENTRAL intentiont A: THOMBOKN.\u201cRAILWAY \u2018 (Re Trains Leave Lovis, |, 8.00 { White Mountsin Express \u2019 For Fabyans, Portiand, Bes AM.ton, Sherbrooke, Beauce and Mo- Pullman Parlor Bullet ue Portland, 2.05 New York Special 1 yok Bree Eine » B= 3 | pening Pa and New York Kapress peche: also B and PM.ies 5 mht 20 7 00 ACCOMMODATION.\u2018 { From Loris te Sherbrooke and ai points oo BEM.Railway.P.M TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AT LEVIS, ial Nom Lee | ie Eve =, P.M.White Mountain Express 8.66 P.M- Accommodation at Sem NOTE\u2014White Mountain Rupees runs daily except Sunday.New York Special russ daily easeph yg Express runs dai ody; on ei leaves : » pce iam Isom a r Pullman o tion .epplv ; lai el Sa 8 F.RN ree.Gen.M.QUEBRC AND eat ON AND AFTER 22ud JU uaiernotèd trige found coavenieht \u2018underm em ion the ling My ther (Su excepted) \u2018auxiko PM.1245 Express , Little Metisa on, from bellton.5 EX Express from Montreal, 11.48 Express trous Little Metisiret Qentral Rallway.A.M.: ri 12.15 Express from oe end Spriag prete TE nb Yort hi foie press to Hallfax.Bas Express to er du Loup.10e Express ve 1°48 Through Ix: press to Now York.20 press si and I Accommods-i os to Sherbrooke tGaraud iron aay Ferrywosk re armes 7.15 Hapress te the 2 mage ou w RE, ma | ur P.Mcad Man to JE prem wen 10th 1008.\u201ckK.J.FLYNN CARPENTER & JOINER, 80 MARGUARITE STRERT 5 ob t omptly Stent 40 Duah battens Taal TAR CNRONTIOLE, OURRR), OA NAIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1903.TIVOLI GARDEN Essai.Under the Management of - - WEEK OF AUGUST 3rd, 1903 CAST : LIVINGSTOR'S FAMILY OF ACROBATE, two Ladies and coe Geutlemar, JULIA HATHAWAY'S, Great § erforming Monkeys, DEVAUX & DEVAUX, Musical Comedisns.LOUIS VERANDIKS & W MELLE., Jun \u2018IL, Mi Popular Pric.s 1, 20 cents (QUEBEC SKATING RINK) 1FE, French Parixken Singers und Dancers, MADEMOISELLE MALGUERITIS JARRE tht Great +nd DBeautifui Fopruno.« AND A ÿ*9 COMIC OPERA BOUFFE IN ONE ACT \"LES NOCES DE JEANNETTE\" ae LY Le Locai News.UNION CHURCH SERVICES.St.Andrew's Church, Quebec, and St Andrew's Church, Levis, will hold union services to-morrow.The Rev.W.W.McCuaig will preach in Quebec at 11 am.and in Levis at 7 p.m.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tm CHALMERS\u2019 CBURCH (PRESBYTERIAN).The congregation of Chalmers\u2019 Church will weet to-morrow for public worship in the Y.M.C.A.Hall at 11 am.and 7 pm.Rev.D.Tait, B.A., minister, Strangers welcome.tenn fret COMING TO QUEBBC.uebec citinens will Jearn with inte-, rest the coming vivit of Mr.Bernhard Lindman, the celebrated \u2018lruvs expert sf Montreal.While in this city his headquarters will be at the St, Louis - +.LOUIS VERANDB AND MRS.VERANDA Keserved Seats 30 cents, » L__ _ \u2014 \u2014 7 oN \u20ac TO-DAY'S WEATIIER.Lower Ke, Lawrence and Gulf.- Westerly to north-westerly vende fresh to strong during the day: fine and comparatively cool ; Sunday line.EEE EL Din.LINDSAY-\u2014On | (he Hoth instant.Zoe Pentland, wife of Crawford Lindsay.Advocate.; The funerat will leave her Inte residence 85 Rerthelot street, on Saturday.Ist August, nt 9 wan.for Nt.Patrick's Church\u2019 and thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.M is respectiully requested that no Bowers he sent.TURNER\u2014 Accidentaliy killed en the soth July, nt \u2018Thetford Mines.Geotge Turner.aged 57 years.formerly «1e ent of Quebec.Foner! will tuke place from the Quebec & levis Ferry on the arrival of the Queber (antrul Express nt 1.40 thix day (Saturday) for St.Michael's Church and thence to Mount flermon Cemetery.Friends | and acquaintances are respectfully ccruested 10 attend.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Grand Escu St.Patrick's l'an.Big Redurtion- Win.Lee.King's Hall.Compton Mise Gena Smith.Excurrion to Murray Bay M.Labbe.Ceylon Tra-Green or Pack.Champagnes, Brandis, Ete.- lectin Pers.Peach'# Lace | Curtaine=S.lenche & Sons.Slaughter Sale: Moure's, Reduction Sal \u2014F.Simard & Cie.«Sailinge-Quehec SX Co.Kumfort Headache l'oudere-The F.G.Wheaton Co.Cool Clothes\u2014Semi-Iteady Tailoring.\u2018Anheurer-Busch\u2014 Hl.Beautey.Melcher's Red Crom Canadian Gin.Fairbank's Standard Scales\u2014The Fair banks Co.Pe-ru-na ax a Tonic.\"faugAxtu.thusatxl.w Age , arriving on Tuesday, August ul .ern dtr c\u2014 75 SKSRTS IN ALPACA SERGE.Satin of laine Brillentine (light rode), plain and embroidered with appliquin braids.\u2018These skirta are ve from 82.25 to 33.50, and you san select your choice st the low price of $1.79 at ACHILLE BEDARD'S, Corner St.Joseph and Chapelle Stsmeee fein.= IRON GIRDFRS ARRIVE, A new span of iron plate girders for the J.QF Ra crossing we Ad Joseph do Levis arrived there yesterday to replace the old girders.The new