The Quebec chronicle, 4 novembre 1903, mercredi 4 novembre 1903

[" VOL, LVI(.No, 20,760.1 ad =, hvonicle, Pur - ONE CENT QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1903.\u2014 LOW DEFEATED FOR NEW YORK MAYORALTY McClellan Klected by?70,000 Plurality After a Remarkable Campaign\u2014Great Demonstration Over .the Result in New York.[EP \u2014 RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES BELD YESTERDAY \u2014\u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014 New York, Nov.3-After a remark- ; telegram uum up all that I have to able campuign in which there was jeay to-night.\u201d united gaine Jia nearly all of the| The victory, t as it ie for Mrnewspapers and practicalls every min- | McClellan, is of more signi to fater of veligion in the city.Geo.B.]Mr.Murphy, who made up the De- McClellan, son of the civil war Gene- fmucratic ticket and who mans the tal, was today elected third Mayor Defeat to- would have of the Greater New York, over Seth Low, Fusionist, tbe present Mayor, by the large plurality of about 70,000.Edward i Grout was elected comptroller and Chas.V.Fornes President of the Board of Aldermen.\u2018These two men were originally on the Fuwion ticket and were A by Tammany, vhereupon the Fusionists took their names from the Low ballots and nominated other candidates.It was the nomination of Grout and Fornes Tammany that cout Hugh Mcleughlin the veteran of the King's County Democracy, to bolt and declare that he would not support men who were not Democrats In spite of his defection, however, Mc- Clellan, Grout and Formes carried King\u2019s County.The management ol their campaign there was taken over by State Senator Patrick H.McCar- ven whea McLaughlin refused his aid.A erprise was the little voting for Wm.B.Devery, former Chief of Police, who tan on an independent ticket, which was given prectically no rup- port.The result showx a trem us of public sentiment since Low's election two years ago, when he won by 31.692.At that time he carried all the boroughs hut Queens.Tin plurality in Manhatian and the Bronx was 56663, Brooklyn, 25,767.and in Richmond 783.In Queens, Sheppard, Democrat, had a plurality of 501.Today McClellan carried Manhattan and the Bronx hy sliqut 58,000, a gain of 63,000.Brooklyn by about 6000, à gain of 33,000 and Queens bv about £000, à gain of more than four thousand.Thier makes à total net gain for Meo Clellan of about 103,000 ax compared with Sheppatd\u2019's vote of two yearn Low carried only.tne Gorough\u2014Rich mônd\u2014bv abotit two hundred votes.The result wag known early, and at 8.15 Mayor Low sent a telegram of congretulation to Col.McClellan.Col.McClellan.whe ix at pregeat a member of Congrear, made ths following wtatement : \u201cI am deeply grateful to my fellow citizens for their con- re in me.T renew the promimes which T made before election.T have no bitterness of feeling for anyone, I shall go at ance to Washington to pre pare for the extra nession, an soon as the question of Cuban reciprocity ie disposed of 1 shall turn my attention to the afiairs of the city.1 invite thé cooperation.of every citisen whether he supported me or not, and regardiess of his politics, in the advancement of the city\u2019s good.This victory\u2019 should encourage and unite all Detiocrate for the Prosidential contest of 1904.\" Chas.F.Nurphy, the loader of Tonrmany Hall, said : \u201cThe figures speak for themselver and tho people have upoken.Of course we are pleased at the result.It bears out | the figures we gave.If the election had na further off, the chances are that Devery would have polled a larger vote than Low.\u201d At 8.153 Mayor Low entered hix office and to the newspaper men said that was about to send the following telegram to Col.MoClellan: \u201cI con gratulate you on your election.1 1 can be of service to you, pray command me.(Signed) Seth low.\u201d The Mayor then said) \u201cI think that the campaign.meant for him deposition from his post as leader of Tammany with all accension to control of another faction Indeed, plans had been made by certain i t Democrats based on the belief that Low would be re-slect- ed to re-organize the Democracy of the city with Tammany left out.To Mr.McCarren, also, the result, meant much, for had NeCiellan lout McLaugh lim would bave been, again in control and Me\u20acarren and his friends would have had little to hope for, The carrying of Brooklyn for McClel lan caused astonishment, as it was believed! the cry of \u201cno red lights in Brooklyn\u201d woukl cause an increased vote for Low over there.The campaign was one of the moet interesting in the history of New York City.From the day Mayor Low was re-nominated his supporters urged hin re-election on the ground that no partisan question was involved, but that every men should vote to uphok?the existing administration because it had given the citv a business-like ron- duct of affairs, and because it had done much to stamp out the \u2018red light\u201d evil of the Fast Side.Jt was argued by Fusionist orators that the return of Tammany men to power would mean, a \u201cwide open town,\u201d un- reitricted lawleammess and the renewnd terrors of the infamous \u201ccadet system\u201d by which ignorant girls were forced into livew of Thame, their earn- inga goi to men w \u2018y sUppos ed to Te \u201ctheir huxbands, Mr.MoClellen was attacked hy the hehe for de ones Weaver, t alleged, 4 name hin father honoved 3 the de- wgns of evil men.To there wiate- menta the Democrats responded with the charge that Low's non-partisan claims masked an attempt to secure control of the city in the interest of Governor Odell.that all of the credit for the good husiness administration under Low belonged to Grout, who war on the Democratic ticket, and that every Democrat should cast his hellot for McClellan in view of the important bearing this city's vote would have on the Presidential elec: tion next vear.Of the five horough presidents voted for, the Democratic candidates were successful in the Bronx, where Hefen wax reelected; in Manhnttan, where Ahearm had a hig plurality; in Queens, where Caasidv won for the second time and in Brooklyn, where Martin W.Littleton had a larger plurality than McClellan.Littleton refused to support WcClellan.| (rout and Formes, an) bent hic aid to Mclaughlin in the Intter's fight against Tammany.In Richmond (Rfaten Inland) Cromwell, Fusion candidate.wan elected, Returns from New York State indi.rate the alection of Remdfcan Mayors in Syracure, Fimira, Pisttsburg, Rochester, Aliany.Binghampton, Watertown and Oneida, W.T.Coleman de- frating Mayor Sheshan for re-election in Fhnira.In Osweqo.Schenectarly and Trov Democratic Mayors were elec ter Returne from the Anwmbly districts up State indicate a few gaims by Republicane, the returns up to 11 pm.(Continned on Page 5.\\ MaRK LeMesurier\u2019s PURE DARJEELING TEA.FRESH TEA, Each crop is cared and packed in India and delivered in our Store in sealod Packets NO MIXTURES, What are advertised 3s BLENDS are frequently simply adulterations.Moral, doyourown blending.IF YOU DU NOT KNOW THR TRA, ASK FOR BAMPLE.MOORE'S, 148 St.John Stree: GEO, 6.SANDEMAN, SONS & CO.PORTS» SHERRIES SANDEMAN & Co.OPORTO SANDEMAN, BUCK & Co- JEREZ (JULIAN PEMARTIN) LAW, YOUNG & CO., Montreal, Sole Agente for Canada its powers and opportunities, and the | hi FIRED AT FEUD CASE WITNESS \u2014\u2014fe.Unsuccessful Attempt to Assassinate Capt, B, J.Ewen \u2014\u2014f\u2014\u2014a\u2014 IN BREATEITT COUNTY, KY, ras.TWELVE SHOTS FIRED AT MIN FROM A BLIND ALLEY, BUT NONE OF THEM TOUCHED HIM, \u2014 Lexington, Ky., Nov.3, \u2014 Twelve whots were fired at Captain BJ.Ewen, tht star witness sin the feud case recently tried in Rreathitt County as bu passed slong Walnut street tonight.\u2018The ahote were fiwd from a blind alley.Onc wend through = his hat, and another through the of hi coat, but note of them touched ins.He waw walking along with Judge W.H.Mann, ut whos home he is staying, and the Judge had just crowsed the alky in front of Ewen when the shooting began.\u2014 em THE FIRB IN THE VAIICAN Rome, Nov.3.\u2014 The OUsservatore Romano publidhes to-day an official communication cuncerning the fire which broke out in the Vatican Sunday evening last.We are authorized in the most explicit and mout abwo- lute manner to say that no object of artistic or bistoric value was tout or injured in the fire.\u2014\u2014 re COMPLAINT AGAINST FREIGH: RATES Washington, Nov, 3% \u2014 A complaint was filed with the Inter-State Commeio Commissioner to-day by Edward 4.Ader, of Boston, Maw., aguinet a umber of anthracite cual carrying roads, alleging that their rates for transportation of anthrucite coals in car loads from tis anthracite ion in Pennsylvania to New York, Mee England, Narylaud end the district of Columbia, \u2018are Unrcasonable, uniust and diveriminative against the independent coal producers.\\ \u2014\u2014 pe mm THE AUTONOMY OF THE N W.T.Hegine, NWT, Nov.3.\u2014 In the Northwest Auwscmbly yesterday, on the provincial autonomy question, Premier Haultain left no doubt as to what course he would pursue.The Logiaiaiure he said declared itself over and over again, and there was no reason for any modification of the memotials passed six months ago, only that necessition were more urgent The duty of the Houes was clear.The Government would fight for the rights of the Nrritories as it had in the past, and the House ought to support eluifi of the Government to be Pub on the naine basin ns the other provinces.On resturing his seat Mr.Haultain wos loudly applauded.\u2014 ere ANO\u2019H&R NEGRO LYNCHED Lake Village, Ark., Nov, 3, \u2014 Henry Johnuon, a negro, was taken from juil here today by à mob and hanged in the center of \u2018the town.The act followed a fight beuwere the whito ami blacks in day, in which Frank Anderson was killed, and S.B, Vinson, a lewyor from Little Rock, and several others were wounded, During the row, it is claimed, Coleman, 4 n ro, began shooting which caused a fusi.lade.Colman fled.Johnson was locked up and a mass meeting of citi- 2ns was held at which observance of law wos urged, but « large number of persons rushed to the jail, battered down the doors, secured Johnson and tl hanged him.mm arr THE TROUBLE AT NIAGARA Niagara Falls, Ont., Nov.3.\u2014 The presence of the militia scattered in grotipe and carrying their rifles this morning, doing duty on guard through the upper park and power works had the desired effect of keeping the strik- orn off the works and ont of the park.This, however, did not deter about 100 of them from gathering on the = blufi near tho convent and pelting stones down on the fow mn who were working a derrick and pumping engines in the treuches of the Ontario Power Company.The missiles came like a shower around the heads of the workmen.The alarm whistle was Liven anid some of the mob orept around the brow of the Pricat\u2019s Hill and fired tevolver sgots ed the men, which was returned by thom.oe FIRE THIS MORNING, At three o'clock this morning a fire alarm from bux 75 brought a portion of the brigade under ty, Chief Martinette 10 u fire which originated in the oonfeotionery store of J.GG, Beaupre & Cie, nituated on the flight of steps leading from Cote d'Abraham to St.Valier street.The men of No.3 station were soon on spot, folloved by the remainder of the brigade, and after shout one hour's work the fire was got under control, but not before considerable damage had been done to the building, which helongn to Mr.Laplante, Island of Orleans, me eee CARTRIDGE ON THE TRAUK.l\u2019assers-by in the vicinity of the Chateau lant cvenimg were startled by a siden sharp rt, an il wome one had fired a rifle shot.Upon invveti- ation i.war found: that à cartridge d been placed on the street car track.and it had bern exploded by a pamring car.No trace, however, of the individual.young or old, wha placed the cartridge on the track could he found.The occurrence caux- ed qnite an axcitrenont in the vicinity for a while.level | ed him to 9 fermhousæe nearby, HYPNOTIST NEARLY KILLED HAVING IND SLEEP ON A SUBJECT, HH: CANNOT RESTORE HIM\u201c AND HIMSELF FALLS IN A BWOON AND ENRAGED MOB ATTEMPTS 10 KICK HIM 1) DEATH \u2014 VIC.TIN'S CONDITION PRECARIOUS Bt.Paul, Ninn, Nov.3\u2014A hypnotist named Brown has recently got into serious trouble at Lamont, 8.D.At an sutertainment he put Ole Rasemussen, a voung man, to skep, and went through the usual! lwsiness v.ith hin.Brown then made repeat: attempts to restore his subject, | ut without success.The lecturer became excited, lost his self-control, fainted and fell to the platform in a swoon.Realizing the desperate situation the audience was instantiy in a state of the greatest excitement.Beown vas trampled under foot by an infuriated moh, and would have been killed had it not been for the presence of mind of a few cool headed men, who touk charge of him, remov- and locked him in a bed chamber.In the taidat of the uproar at the school house, where the entertainment was given, he regnined consciousness, and realizing the situation he was in, fled through à window.Losmureen was still alive at last accounts, but the doctors say he can- \u2018not survive in his preent condition for many days and it ix feared he will die before expert hypnotims can be pro cured to revive him.Efforts have beens made to reach an expert in hyp notism, but nove hax so far been located.In the meantime an angry moh; is out searching for the unfortunate lecturer, who is supposed to be hiding in the vicinity.\u2014\u2014 GRAIN STEAMER ASHORE Port Colborne, Ont., Nov.3\u2014 Word was received here to-night that the Mraner Kanawha, iaden with corn.is arhore on Grabet's Point, wx miles west of here.Her forwa: compartment is full of water.She was bound for Chicago to Montreal.Full particulars cannot be ascertained to- mght.Buffalo tugs have gone to her amvistance.; pny.ee te ACCIDENT ON THE G.T.R.Beaverton, Ont., Nov, 3\u2014 About X30 this evening an accident occurred on the G.T.R.about four miles north of here.Fireman Mount war killed and Brakeman.Grerabury and the cogincer slightly: injured.The cause of the accident in supponed to have been from 8 defretive coupling.The engine and weven ears of were totally wrecked Auxiliary traine were jinmedia.tely sent from Allandale and Lindsay.De.Grant, Coroner, and Dr.Jer Galloway were at once on the scene and attended to the injured.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LEGAL AMENITIES IN THE U.S.Louisville, Ky, Nov.3.\u2014 In a pix tol duel in the voting place of tha irty-ninth precinet of the eleventh ward at Thirteenth and Green street Tow Niley, the Democratic Judge, was this afternonn shot through the head arc} Probably fatally woundod by Jacob Kriegor, the Republican Sheriff, Wm.Stevens, the Republican Judge Mas crossing the street to enter the polls, whan Kiley opened fire on him, Jacob Krieger, the Republican Sheriff, who was invirde the voting place says that he belisved that Stevens life was shout to he taken and he opsned fire an Kilev.Krieg®® was subaguently release] on 63.90 bail.\u2019 \u2014 en THEY WERE SICK Pekin, Nov.3 \u2014 Prince Chi » Pre.(silent of the Chinese Foreign Ofhee sand Wang Wen Shao.of the Forign Office, the two officials who conducted] « recent Manchurien negotiations with Rusia, ware ahsent from vestoer- day's coufernce at the summer \u2018Palace of high offlicials with the Dowager Empress.The familiar oxcuæ of in- nese vas their oxc for nomattend- ance, hut it is belived in official rires that they had heen ropres-nt- ing to the Ilowager Empross that Manchurian affairs wore progressing sati£actory and were reluctant to face the revelations to he made at the conference, where Yuan Shi i Governor General of Chili province, and Chang Chi Tung, director of com- nieree, took leading parts, tre fp tees A SEVEN MILLION DOLLAR CLAIM London, Nov.3.\u2014 Princess Rade: Iwill to-duy imued a writ demanding $7,600,M0 from Lord Rossh:ry, Earl Grey end Mcewu Alfred Beit, Ur.dJuameson, L.1.Michell, ad B.A.Howkaley, trustees of the estate of the late Creil Khodoe, under on agror- mont alleged to have hoon made on or ahout June 20, 13M, 1ntween her- well ened Mr.Rthodes.| This is à sequel to the rensational arret and m- prisonment of the l'rincres at Cap wan in 112 on the charge of forging Rhodes\u2019 signætint to hilla for everal the { thoumnda of pounds.The vase, which doubtlean will prove sensational, is expected in lead to many exposures.The friends of Princone Radeinill say she posses documents of high politi: cal importance, which wen suppress ed during (re trial nt Cape Town and which will he produed in court, deal ing with South African matters, par: ticularly with re meen mid and the alleged complicity ormer Colo: nisl _Herrotary Chamiarinin therein, The Princesa\u2019 lawyers refuse to furnish particulars of her claim, but amet that the document on they base their cloim is à contract, in writing.TRIMMINGS, We have received over 400 patterns of braids and ornaments lor dresses.c nc sew them.SU RAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.they which regular \u2018lemployes of the roadway AFFAIRS ON THE ISTHMUS Independ¢nce Proclaimed Last Evcning mare freee BY LARGE ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD \u2014- UNITED STATES GUNBOAT NASHVILLE ARRIVES AT COLON, WHERE THE STREETS PRE- * SENT MUCH THE SAME AP.PBARANCE AS THEY WORE DURING THE DAYS OF THE LATE REVOLUTION.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Colon, Nov.3\u2014There is y persistent rumor here that during the last few days » movement hus boen on | foot louking to the iudependence of the Istiunus.Noon of yesterday was the time wentioned for its active inauguration, but no event publicly antago- pistic to the Government took place.The rumor is sbout to-day that dove- topments are eapected to-night.The Government, however, is not alarmed, and apparently no steps have been taken to quell any anticipated dis turbance, \u2018This seeming inactivity on the part of the tiovernment is looked upon ux showing confidence in the re- reports made by General Obaldia, the Governor of the department of Panama, who has issued a manifesto, thanking all political parties for ad hesion to the Govermiwnt when it was reported that a revolutionary force was marching in the vicinity of Penomene.In this manifesto the Governor alto thanked the inhabitants of the department of Panama for the sin- cers proofs of their patriotism, and expressed the hog that they will main tain the xame line of conduct and thus save the Government the pain ful duty of adopting stringent mea: sures.The United States guoboat Naxhville arrivedd here late laut even: ing.The mreete of Colon to-day presented somewhat the same appearance os during the days of the late revolution Several hundred troops who arrived from Savilla, on the Colombian gunboat Cartagena.with their wives, are squatted on the street corners, The battalion consists of four hundred and fifty soldiers, well supplied with ammunition, under the vopimend of Ceneral Tovar.He left for Panama this morning, but the troops still remain here, Panama, Nov.3\u2014The Indeprrdence of the Ixtimus was procinimed at 6 p.m.today.A large and enthusias- tiz crowd -of all political parties a«- sembkd and marched to the headquarters of the Government troops, where Gonerals Tovar and Amaya, who arrived this moming, were imprisoned in the name of the Republic of Panama.The battalion of Colombian troops at Panama favors the movement, which jx alwn thought to meet with the approval of at least two of the Government tranaporix now here, Washington, Nov.3\u2014The following cablogram was received at the American Navy Department at 10 o'clock to-night from Panama : \u201cAn uprising took place at Panama to-night.Independence wax proclaim.rd.The Colombian army aml navy officials were made prisoners, A Government was to he organized consisting of three conrxuls and a cabinet.It wan rumored at Panama that a simi- Ine wpriving was to take place at Co- Ton.\" Inter the following official tate ment was mile regarding the news from Panama : \u201cA number of confuned and conflicting despatches have haen received from the lethmus indicating rather serious distushances at both Panama and Colon, \u2018The Navy Department han despatched anveral vemwels to these ports with directions to do everything posible to keep transit oven and maintain order along the line of railroad.\u201d The sensational advices from the Tsthmus were not cnticely uneapocted in view of other advices that had come to the department very recently, The reception of the news cowed a sudden outhurst of activity at the Navy Department, and at once on President\u2019 Roosevelt's retum from Ovster Bay, where he had been to vote, he was made aoquainted with the situation.Seeretary Hay, Assistant Secretary Darling,\u201d Assistant Secretary Loomin amd a number of others were summoned to the White House hastily and measures were taken at once for the protection of American interosts at the Isthimux\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TUG STRIKE ON THE LAKES Cleveland, O., Nov.3 \u2014 Thers was mcmingly no prospect of a settlement of th.strike of the tug men to-day, The river ha» become badly conmgest«i with voussls an a result of the strike.The steamer Volunteer is hard aground near Senrca rtrert amd the tite river above that point is blocked to traffic, Two independant tags are running but they can take care of only a small portion of the work.A CUT IN HOURS AND WAGES ing Company issues] an order to day that the track mpair mov and pthor partment will hereafter work but nine hours a day.They had been working ten hours.They were also infor! that a nduction of ove-half cont an hour would bo made in their wager, Th: low of the hour and the reduction wil) make a differance of 289% conta a dav in their pay.In seme section of the cond rgione, according to reports re onived, the me quit work, \u2019 Reading, Pa., Nov, 3.\u2014 The Rend-|: F.SIMARD & CIE.New Mantie Cloths.New Golf Zibelines and Camel's Hair Cloths, AT $1.50, $2.00, and $2.75 New Boucle Cloths PLAID BACK, AT $2.00, $2.50 New Blanket Cloths 54 inches wide at $7 oo.$1.10 New White Plushette For Infants\u2019 Cloaks at $250 NEW DRESS TRINMINGS FOR EVERY SORT OF PABRIC Spaugle Bands, Galloons and Medallions for Crepe de Chines and Silks, Cluny Gimps aap Vegetable Fibre Inserting, Mexican Drawn Work Bande, Novelty Braids and Fringes, Elegant Garnitures for Cloaks, Real Hand Made Wool Lace and Edgings.++.F, SIMARD & CIE.137 St Joseph Strest, St.Roch.NOTICE 1s hereby given that the Pier at the month of the Cap Rouges River is submerged, as well as the other deep water oler that was there up to last winter at the end of the Long Wharf.The position of the Pier al the mouth of Cap Houge River, i» as heretofore, shown by a flat Suoy by day and a white light by night and the ponttion of the deep water Pier recently taken at the end of the Long Wharf.is in n straight line with the said fat buoy and about 600 fest Lo the west Uap Rouge Whar! and Pier Co.M.FLOOD, Waasaer, FOR SALE, The proprietor of the land heretofore known as the Clint Lunwer Yard and NcCaltum Brewery properties, hounded by Parent Square, St.Paul and St.Andrews strevt, bas decided to lay out the ground into building lots.For particulars, conditions nf rnle and other information, appl to Amos J.Colston, Union Rank Buildings, Quebec.SUPERIOR COURT, QUEBEC.No.1715, Dame Seraphire Cardinal, wife common as to property of Honore St.Jean dit Langlois of the Oity of Quebec, butcher, duly authorized hy one of the Honorable Judges of this Court to ester In Justice, for the purpose of the present suit : Piaintif, ve ; pre Said Honore St, Jean dit lang ols, Defendant.An action of separation an tn property was entered in this cause on the 5th ober, 1903.! whec, 8th October, 1002.J.A.ROCHETTF.Attorsey for Plaintifoct.2128w, HAE FR SALE 3.5.LADY GLOVER UNDER DORINION INSPECTION In good order, ready for sea.Shoathed with green heart for Will be sold low.APPLY TO S.NM.BROOKFIELD, 1C8.|.HALIFAX NS.L PAQUETS Departmental Stores, BXANINN The new Butteriek Pattesns.They will show you the latest fashions in ekirte, capes, ete, A Butterick pattern enables you tv make your own dress.We have recelred the Butter- Sok Patterns for November.Fashion shapts free st our Pattern Counter.8 We are the sole Agents in Quebec To-Day, Wednesday.Bpscial and Extraordinary Reductions in Our Dspartment ot Rubbers.For 47 Cents.Men's lined or unlined Rubbers, G.Y., sizes Nos.7, 10 and 11, worth 70 cents, FOR 47 CENTS.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 , Foc 57 Cents.Men's Lined Rubbers, G.Y., sizes Nos.6, 7, 10, 11 and 12, worth 80 cents, FOR 57 CENTS.For 3) Cents.Ladies\u2019 Lined ltubbers, G.Y., in thé following sizes : 24, 8.84, 4 44, 5, 6,64 and 7, worth 55 cents, FOR 39 CENTS A TAIR.For 35 Cents a Parr.Boys\u2019 Lined Rubhers, J.C, Nos.# and 10, worth 55 cents, FOR 35 CENTS A l'AIR.\u2014,\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Whole Day To-morrow, 8pec ul Cheap Sale for Echool Childreæ ia Our Stationery Department, In oureztensive Stationery De partment, the whole day Tomorrow, we will have a cheap sale of special interest to school children.Îfere arc some of the attractions or inducements which will be offered : \u2014 Three copy books, worth 10 cents, for 5 cents.Here is à descriplion of these three copy books : An unruled Note or Day Book, 73x10; a ruled Note or Day Book, 64x84 ; an Bxercise Ruled Book, 5x63.These three copy Books wil be sold To-morrow for 5 cents.They are given away.Two Pads for 8 Ceats.500 Pads of 50 Sheets of Ru Paper each, 53x8, worth 7 cents each.Two for 8 cents to-morrow 5.000 Pocket Maps, Bartholomew's Standard Maps of the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, sizs I0}x17 inches, worth 20 cents, will be offered for sale to-morrow, in our Stationery Department, at 2 cents, Everybody who will buy to-morrow three Copy Books or two l'ads will receive s fine Rule twelve inches long.To the Farmers.Until further notice, every Farmer who will buy goods for $10.00 in any of the different Departments of our Rtores will be entitled to a copy of the very reliable and ascful book Lockwoll'e Treaty of Farincrs' Book-Keep- ing.This work is worth from $2.00 to $8.00 mcopy.Ask forit.\u2014\u2014 ae I.PAQUET, x69 171, St, Joseph Street, Tole hone S170 \u201c \\ \"CET == - . FRY & OÙ.GLOVER, HIGH CLASS NOVELTIES Latest French and English MILLINERY.New Models in Jackets, Latest Novelties in Dress Goods, Most Fashionable Trimmingstt fies \u201cDent's\u201d Kid Gloves, Newest Shades, \u201cPerring\u201d Kid Gloves, New Shades, Mocha and Washable Kid Gloves, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Best English Blankets, Novelties in Eiderdown Quilts, Latest Designs in Table Linens, TAILORING Latest Novelties in Suitings, Newest, Winter Overcoatings CARPETS.In Great Variety and Colorings AT LOWEST PRICES.\u2014+0+ 060253630300 :02-000200-02-%, GLOVER, FRY & CO.24 & z6 Fabrique St.| NE WATCHES] , Silver and Gun Metal G SET WITH DIAMONDS & PEARLS: i Gun Metal Watches from $5 to $15.Sterling Silver Watches from $5 to 18, Solid Gold Watches from $20 to $150.: mme eee We are now showing our Fall Stock of Ladies\u2019 Watches in the newest and most fashionable designs.The movements of these watches were specially made to our order and combine the most desirable and most attractive qualities, They are quite small, yet first-class timekeepers.For presentation to a lady there are few articles more : appreciaied than à wood watch, particularly if it has been made expressly to meet the requirements of the recipient.The nost popular style is the thin model plain case with monogram.The monogram engraved, costs from $1.50 10 $5.00, or the Watch may be enriched with a monogram of diamonds or pearls.Diamond set monograms cost from $50.00 to $20.00, pearl set monograms from $25.00 to $50.00 We Quote a few Prices for Complete Chatelaine Watches We would direct the attention of those who are interested in fine jewelled work to an exquisite watch with chatelaine broach to match.The watch is of line gold, open face with an antique pendant.The surface is completely studded with Oriental Pearls.This is one of the richest watch productions of the |; season.I\u2019rice on application i0.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, t6 Fabrique Street.SdelelPdetetotefei-foioiefdotdi dA Fb eh held, \\ \"hr 4 will not date se woolens nor the surface off ligens.SUNLIGHT So REDUCES EXPENSE Ask Sor the Octagen Res, QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 4, 1908.THRE IRBRATY.MAKINU POWER.A banguet was tendered in Toronto on Momday night by the Canadian Club to one of ithe returning Alaskan Comguimioners, Mr.Aylesworth.It was heralded by the ostentatious announce ment that British lags and patriotic songs woukl be conspicuous by their abwence, and the Toronto World heads its notice of it by the statement that \u201cresentient vas the peculiar feature of the hamguat.\u201d What rexentiuent could remronshly and justly Le foit st an award (hat gave Canada at leant one-sixth of the mainlpud under dispute, and fixed the Portland chan- tel ia accordance with the dictates of been unable to discover; the innedi ate cause appears to have been the conunon sense and precedent we have vhange of opinion im Lod Alverstone after be had aœured the Cauadian de legates thut their position was iw- pregnable, but we have vot to leam that a change of opinion on mature rellection aml after the facts and argu- tents on both sides have bon all ,lnid before him, ix a mortal xin, and a sure sign of corruption.The Toronto News, remarking on the reavons given by Lord Alverstone, which we publish od yesterday, dves not pretend that they were not worthy of consideration, but finds fault with Lord Alerstone for not giving the rearoës for hin changed views, but | this is precisely the hair-splitting which betokens a weak case, for it must be evident that the reasons for the division et which he ultimately arrived are the reasons for the alteration in hix presiously oa- pressed opinion.The \u201cresentment\u201d of which the To romto World speaks is bared on a peculiarly | offensive and vaimarrant- able asemnption which appears in all the speeches, writings and cartouns that have bhoen published on the subject, It assumes that the British = | Govemment gave secret instructions Lo Lord Alverstone to rendor a natisfac- tory judgnent to the Americans, with just enough concession in it to hoodwink the Canadians, without regard lo the rights of the care; that Lord Alverstone, a Britich jurist of high reputation, and of unsullied fame, bad vonsonted to act the part assigned to him, and that the British nation was aware of the fact and prepared to condene it, rather than risk a war in the interests of justice and equity.The impatation is the most outrageous insult that coukl be offered to a grret nation in the person of ite Government, aml one of its most respected judges, and can only he excused on the supposition that the ahieged con- duet ix so common among the complainants themselves, that they can understand and believe in its pomsibi lity elsewhere.The New York Tribune «ays that it is impossible that those who ake these charges should = at tach any credence to them, and ve wo inclinl to agree with our con tenporary, but, in that case, the \u2018re sentaient\u201d ix n fictitions one, and the ery is the outcome of dimloyalty and of treasonahle machinations.Every tree in judgel by its fruits; and the outisurst against the Alaskan award bas been utilized by Sir Wilfrid Laurier to \u2018make Canada a nation,\u201d and to advocate a demand for independence, This gentleman, who in 1898 stated in the House of Com: mone that the disputed territory, though claimed hy Canada, had been in the possession of the Kussians from \u201ctime immemorial,\u201d down to its trans ference to the United States, which had held it ever afterwards, and who refused the supgeation of Lord Lane downe to make the abrogation of the Bulwer Clayton treaty, the means of obtainingy satisfacgory concessions à | from the mire in now indignant wepuse Canada hae heen given a portion of the mainland amd two of the }|ivlands, declares that Canadian inter: «tx are always macrificed by British authorities, and wants the treaty- making power of an independent State It ix trne that an effort is made by Ministere and a few of their supporters to reconcile thin demand with loyalty w British connection, but The Globe, rhe Witnees, and other Cirit papers ire mine owepoken and more honest, wl recognize that it in independence that in asked for aml independence chat must he given.H Canada makes Cares à Cold in One Day, [Ep THR CHRONTCLP, Q UC her\u2018\u2019own'treatios, she must caforce them, if, weed Les, by hersell, or break them \u20ac\u201d Aer ous peril : if Great Brithem, che has no longer the rosponsi- bility of them; Canadian treaties are thenceforth no more to her than Fronch, German or Russian treaties, and if it were true that she has hitherto aacrifioed Canadian interests to truckle to the United States, then, under the now condition of things, she would be found on the side of the latter in any dispute that ight arise between Canada and the States.No doubt the school of Messrs.Laurier and Bourassa, and of their English speaking dupes, would be well content to reuain nominally a Britich colony and to gather in all the hall-pence while the Mother Country received all the kicks, but there are two parties to a bargain.When a son vets up in business for himself, emters into contracts on his own motion, the futher has no more to do with him, and the people of Great Britain who ure now taxed for the consular and diplomatio service and the marine protection of a colony that is sll-govern- ing and independent in al! save the treaty making power would be foolish to contime all this when this last State attribute is given.If we want (independence, there Is no doubt we vhall got all the independence we want and nore too; how long we shall keep it will be a matter of agreement he- tween the present Govormment at Otta wa, if it is continued there, and the fiovernment at Washington.By all means Jet us do away with British flags and British patriotic songs at our banquets, but let us be vonsistently inconsistent, mingle a little decency with our indecency, and a little honor with our dishonor.If we de not want British flags, we have no use for British capital; no British patriotic songs, and no British immigrants (with a few pounds in their pockets) to go and sing them in the Northwest; no British interference with our treuties, and no Britixh navy to protect our commerce; no British sentiments,: and no British preference in British markets \u201cNo! That would not do at all.\u201d says Sir Wilirid Laurier, the Government, and Mr.Bourassa; \u201cthat would be disloyal: and we are all loyal to the éore.lt is true that we are resentful, but our resent- went deer not extent to the rejection of the loaves and fisher; we shall be perfectly matisfied with becoming an independent and movercign State, and Jetting John Bull pay for the keeping of it up.Considering the way that he has treated us.they is only fair.\u201d mr WHO Is TU BE ENGINEER ?The act of Parlianunt authorizing the construction of a Government rail- wal from Moncton via Quebec to Win: nipeg provides for the appointivent of a Chief Engincer, by the Governmeat, to act in conjunction with the three Comünissioners to bo named under the act, for the survey and construction of the railway, Rumor has it that the engineer to be appointed is Mr.A.E.Doucet, the popular Chief Engineer of the Quebec amd Lake St.John Rail way.[It goes without saying that such a nomination would be viewed with great favor in Quebec.Mr.Doucet is an engineer of great ability, a graduate of the Royal Military Col lege of Kingston, and has been connected with the construction of the Canadian Pacific, Intercolonial and Newfoundiand Kailways in promicent positions, at all points from British Columbia to Newfoundland.His services as aide-de-osmp to General Middleton during the rebellion gave him an intimate knowledge of the Northwest country, and the able manner in which he directed and carried out the surveys of the \u2018Trans-Canade show that he has the ability to fill the posi tion now in question.llis appointment would also he a compliment to wir Frawh-Usoadien fellow citizens, and a recognition that\u2014as in the case of Sir Percy Girouvard\u2014engineering merit does not pertain to any special nationality.We trust that the rumor of his nomination is well founded.S\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHAMBERLAIN AND TEÆWOAKIXU- Maux.Chamberlain made a strong case for the support of the British workingman in his speech at Liverpool, and is so doing he exhibited his usual keen appreciation of the salient point in the campaign.The general impression of prominent Canedians who have been in Britain recently 1 that if Mr.Cham berlain can ,impress the workingmen with the importance of bis policy to their interenta he will carry the country with came.If the full knowledge of the details of his scheme is placed before the trades unionists of Great Britain it is impossible to believe that they will not favor it strongly as a body.Jn the first place the trades unionist is a protectionist by principle Unionism is protection of labor.The workingman of Great Britain is the greatodt sufferer from the fact of the Mother Country being made the dump- on every bon.25e tain has nbt the controlling voice in Na made a dunping grownd is evidenosd every fg the abôpe fre hdl of articles of every description labellèd as made everywhere but in Britain.(Many of the werchant class are se unpatriotie and whort-sighted as to prefer thin condition of affairs and strongly oppose shutting these imports out.A hardwnre werchans in Liar pool, conversing recetly with ex-Ald.R.J.Davideon of ;this; city, said that be could import tools bé various sorts from the United States, sell them at & lower prices than they coukl be purchated retail in New York, and wake a higher profit on them than if he patronized à home industry.This unsatisfactory condition of affaira rune through nearly a)l classes of liusinesw, and meantime home industries languish and wages are so low that the parrot \u2018cry of the dearer loaf has a real terror for the unthinking working man who nly sees that aspect of the case.If the latter can be made\u2019 to understand that a protective tariff means more work and higher wages, the dearer food bugaboo will soon cease to projudie hit, and in doing this liex the success of the Ohamberlain movement.\u2014Ottawa Citizener\u2014\u2014 AGH BAL PRODUCT.The latest bulletin of the Dominion portance of Ontario's farming interest.The total values of farm property im 1901 is returned as having been not far short of one thousand million dollars.The exact figure was $021,106, In 1900 the value of the Ontario harvest and other agricultural, horticultural and live stock products was just under two handred millions\u2014 ($192,- 966,308.) Since that, every harvest has boen better than the previous one, so that Ontario's annual agricultural product is now certainly not leas than $250, 0000.Thix is new wealth each year \u2014all of it that is not consumed an food in Ontatio itself to keep things going.It comes out of the ground.It is not largely a turn over as a manufactured product ix, where often merely oneyform of material is turned into another.The agricultural product ix all a net addition to the wealth or working power of the people In these two hundred and fifty mil lion dollar harvests can be seen the with Canada.\u2014Ottawa Journal.The Bold:ayhean Independent is amar ml at the Domineon fiovernment and at the Gref party which allows \u2018the Government to make ducks and drakes of the people\u2019s money by the hundreds of millions.says: Erdufzrbmd reasons why this is a growing time The Independent The expenditure of the Dominion Gov erniment has increased to an enormous 4 A GREAT AND GOOD MAN.r.William Querrier, the foundee of hs Orplan \u2018How of Scotland, a neh of which ie located at Brock iv, Out, died at Bridge of Weir, Bear Glasgow, on Friday, #t 16th, aged 76 years.He was born at tireonock in 1820.When Nr.Quarvier was' three years of age bis luther, a ship's carpenter, dexl at Quobwe of cholera, apd his motaer, with = her throe children, removed to Glasgow, Wore the stn struggle for existence lggan.lt wus here ome day, while stancing on the strat, having hed nothing bo est for thirty-six bows, a wondering why everybody passed him by without attentica, that he revolved if evet he were rich to think of poor childeen.At the age of seven ihe abtuined work in a pin factory, where he work: od from ten to fourteen hours a day reciving at the end of the week the sum of gue wbilling.A few us later he was apprenticed to a shoe maker.andl when twenty-thive years of age he started in (his buries for himself.Prosperity attend hin sand ho became the owner of thres large and well appointed bout and shoo wor, giving good returns.But he had not forgotten Lis early rewolve, In 1864 he commenced wor! amongst those poor chilien who are cast upon (he world at an carly oF with no one to care for them.Ti good work increased, and in 1875, 1579 and 1592 respectively, he gave up his three places of business and reaolvod to give himself up entivsly to the work of reæue.Up to the pre sent lime aver $3,000,000 have head wecived, and over 1,080 children have ; pussed thro the howe: of whom census is devoted to statistics con | about 5,000 have bon ent to Can: i iculture in Ontario.Some | mda.th figures way impress he im-| Tho existing spladid inetitution comprires 63 buildings and 140 acies of lent, represent an uggreguio value of about $1,270,000, and sheltering 1,00 children, the daily expenses averaging about $330.Contrary to tho ideas of many, Mr.Quarrier has derives] to pecuniary ben- 731, of which 58 per cent.was land [ofit from the work.He is survivied value, 23 per cent.buildings, 6 per by fia ilo ne four Shitdaen.job of ii machi .r.William Quarrier far a peri cent implements and nery, and ovor forty years wae the warm per: 13 per cent.live stock.sonal friend of the writer, and for hirty-one years there hes been a regular correspondence, but now broken oll by death.Thirty-two years ago this month, he bogan his phitanthro- pic work in its presvnt form, in a very humble way, in a discarded cor penter shop in Renfickl Lane, Glasgow and the first boy sheltered was Janes Smith, and from the small beginning the work of caring for the orphan and the destitute has grown to its present proportions.God honored, the faith of William Quarrter, ond thousand: bave risen to call ?him \u201cblessed.\u201d Though dead he yet koth, and his message to cvory Christian worker is, \u2018Have faith in God.\u201d ; \u2018I'he writer had the honor of bring: out the first party of boys and girls to Canada in 1872, and also of founding the branch Home at Brookville.Ont.in 1887, but now crippled by trades unionism in polities.| Willie Quarrier was a noble and true friend.and one of (lod's own aristocracy.Mav God comfort and sustain the rorrowing widow and family, and a in tho part, through His own, pro vido for tho orphan and the dosti: pute.EDWARD J.STOBO.Quebec, Get.31.\u2014 eae From Kingston Post Office.James McGuire, lotter-carrier, whe was olmont totally disabled by come on the soles of hin fit, has een cured by Putnam's Painless Cory and Wart Extractor; it's the Dest\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014rsum.When Mr.Laurier came into FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFE power the total expenditure of the F.Yale & Towne F Government was about forty million F \u2018 F dollars a year; now it is about soven- F \u2019 Chain Blocks F ty millions g year, The total outlay F \u2014 F provided for in connection with the £ DIFFERENTIAL\u2014for F regulsr ecrvices of the country for F occasional use.F the twelve months ts now 867,700,836.F DUPLEX\u2014for gene F This is the amount directly voted by F ral use, F parliament in supply.Within the past Fr TRIPLEX\u2014for cons.\u20ac few years there has been g tremendous F tant use and best 5 change in Grit party senthnent.Seven F economy.F years ago ite leaders put themselves F ry le Cae, F on record in condemnation of an ann.| F celebrated Blocks and F al national outlay of 838,000,000 and | F carsyalargentock.| promised if given a chance to reduce | F Weite tor Catalogue F it hy four million dollars à year.Now | F \u2014 F thay are in office and we have raise | F THE FAIRBANKS CO.F the Front tn oeenty ition a F pummete.vancouven F year! An ec strange thi in that the Grit party raison mo objection, Is FFFFFF\u201cCFFFFFFFFF it not time that parlyism should be \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 sme abandoned ?Se \u2014\u2014 Cause of Sphtiing Headaches.Poi£ons accusulait in the bland amd lt ix that awful headache, Crrozone is nature's p 4 for headaches: it is oo tva it eer aud purifier of uncommon merit.n lusting potent onic, and the great ext invigorant and heath maker known, Headacken never bother pen ple that take Ferrorone after each meal.- Buy a box from your drug- gint for Mx.By mail from l'olson & Co, Kingston, Ont, Drs Hamilton's Pilla cure Liver Complaint.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.Fiakeville, RL, Nov, 3, \u2014 Just be forts he had entered the Town Hail te cast hin ballot orace Bake, about th vaara old, dropped dead to day.Mr Baker was well known throughout the Pantuxet valley an a mill owner, eme es as A FAMOUS HYPNOTIZER.The arrival in Quebec of the famous hypnatiser, Moor Leblanc, fresh from hin phenomenal success in Paris is lu pnotist Ras created à meneation wherever ho has appeared, and promises to de wo We are happy tw announce that ho will be necom- panied hy the celobrated visionary of te Paris Casino, who has literally wtupeficd the press and professional world, The Quebec oxhibitions wift de! given in Tara Rall Thureday, Friday and Saturday ext, Nov.5, 6 and 7.The exhifitions are clean and.suitable for families, Ree programme and ad vertisement, Emme eagerly looked forward to.\u2018Tho Frendt LADI \u2018 T \u2018Telephone 373.\\ $t, Peter Street, Lower Tows™ Branch Fabrique St., Upper Jk } RIFLES 3m fre bd GUNS ct Single and Double Barrel.REVOLVERS 2 aad Smith k Wesson, x Cartridges, Loaded Shelia a Gun Implements.etc.° , ouths| Complete Camping Outfits Canom, Paddles, Ours, Faldlag Beds, Boots Tenta, en Sheets, Canvas Coats Dunsage Bags, Folding Btoves snd Utansila Joseph Rogers & Sons\u2019 Cutlery, KITCHEN UTENSILS.* Gener ad Hédky Hordware, _ DRESS MATERIALS ! We are now showing a large variety of Dress Stuffs, in all the fashionable textures for fall and winter wear, they have been marked at very low prices.Don\u2019t fail to see them before buying elsewhere.\u2014 DRESS GOODS\u2014A large new stock to select from, at 24c., 38e, 486, Gbc.Süc., Güc.72e, 78e, 88e, $1.35.FELT HATS\u2014Ready to wear for ladies in the latest styles, at $2.00, $2.55, $8.00, $3.10, $3.28, $3.40.LACE COLLARS\u2014We hrve a la: tection in the newest shapes for Jadies, at 83c., $1.10, $1.88, $1.48, $1.78, $2.10, $2.25, $3.38, $2.78, $8.10.GOIF JERSEYS\u2014In the popular colors, for Indies, at $1.48, $1.50, $3.35, $3.38, $4.65.GOLF VESTS\u2014Without _ sleeves variety of colors, at $1.15, $1.18.PRESS SKIRTS-In heavy black cloth for winter wear, all aizes in stock.Bold everywhere at $2.50 nnd $3.00, we offer them at $1.96 and $1.60.FELT oKIRTS\u2014In cardinal and nave trimmed with black, at $1.30 and $1.40.KNITTED SKMTS-In all colors, for ladies, only THe, Obc., $1.10, $1.54, $2.10, $2.30, $2.88, © 88- ina Store closes at 6.30 p.m.J SIMONS & MINGUY SUCCESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 FABRIQUE STREET.| Telephone'383.prete D0 NOT WAIT ONIIL T read every ent to ali BUT COME NOW BEFORE THE WINTER Rt bh oe SBTS IN, AND SELLOT YOUR.\" Er cod, 'nerves irritated, and the ge.FURS FROM OUR LARGE AND CONPLETE = E LAST MOMENT, [5 \u201d \u2018stock.KS THEATRE WR SILK AND FUR LINED A SPECIALITY.DENTS\u2019 AND ROWNES' WINTER GLOVES.Holt, Renfrew & Co.35.43 Buade 84 S.J.SHAW & CO.Jewel Ranges, APSA Wholesale & Rolad HABDWABA'} # de - Prowses Ranges, +0 + Cor.Notre Dama and Mountain Hill.Coal Stoves, Box Stoves.3 0 FENDERS, FIRE IRONS COAL HODS.- 18 John Street, HOIL HEATERE.Télephons 44. æ- FALL NOVEL cu * English Knitted Vesting, English Worsted Tronscring, Scotch Cheviot Trouséring, English Overgpating, English, Suiting.English Tweeds Hats (Qyilted,) LLIN, - Tailors and Haberdashers LAFRANCE & MU 48 FABRIQUE STREET.DOCTOR E.R.FORTIER PROFESSOR OF HYBIEINE & DISEASES OF CHILDREN AVAL UNIVERSITY.Specialist for Diseases of Children.OFFICE HOURE :-1 Los P.M.OFFICE :\u201432 Ann Street, TELEPHONE 1271 .oot 28x2w LOST v \u2014\u2014 ee \u2014\u2014 OST\u2014A MINK BOA UN LOUIS sitrect, helween Esplunade and Ur- Huie atrcel.Heturn to #2 [uolis ytreet.WANT NTE WATS SHER AL Joie Interior Decorations in Wood Work and Grilles and Fancy Hardwood Floors a specialty.\u201c .Bketchiss atl Estimates made on demand A.J FLYNN, 69 MARGUKNIIL 51REKY WASTED \u2014 RELIABLE MEN \u2014 $60 per month and expenses, $2.50 per lay to reliable men in every locality in.trodueing \u2018our goods, tacking show ards on trees, fonces, along roads, and ll conspicuous places ; steady employ.metit to good, honest, capable mens no experience needful: write nt once for particulare.\u2018Fhe Empire Medicine Co.London.Ontww com FEMALE HELP WANTED \u2014\u2014 ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DIES\u2014830\" PER MUNDHED WRITing short letters.No deposit.No NMtamped envelope\u2014particu~ Ars.Ladies\u2019 Supply Co., Dept.119, indianapolis, Ind, LT TS TO LET, T° LET\u2014WARM, COMFORTABLE double and single rooms and board, acing Esplanade.\u201d Apply 01 \u201cEsplanade itreet.eee eee 'URNI HED ROOM TO LET FOR A \u201c gentleman.Heated \u2018 by hot water ; ectric light end bath.Apply to J.G.Hess, Waldorf.4 URNISHED ROOM TO RENT\u2014ONE la! front .rooxé furnished or un- ur , on bath room flat, with ail modern coavenience.Apply to 139 Joba treet.T° LET\u2014SHOP NO.465 &T.VALIER street, of 40 fest frontage, built last pring.Enquire of el, Tessier & Pessisr, advocates, 118 Mountain Hill, rel.1861.RENT-ONE QR TWO OFFICES to rent, No.195 Bt.Bt.Joseph trvet, upper part of the Hochelaga FFIOKS TO LET\u2014NO.77 DALHOU- sie Tron.a complete lower flat, Fill divide to suit tenants ; nt present ccupied by the Canadian I rt Co., snd Moesers, (3.M.Webster & .Posession 1st May.Apply to James Gibb, FOR BALE por SALE-ONE 'BUCKBUARDY .carriage, seats for 3 or 4 pe ons, separate.Ally, to H.Bertrand, Jal Maker.369 St.Valier street.OR SALE\u2014AN EXCELLENT DOS > ton Bull Terrier pup, 4 months old, ladle and white, sc tall.By Punch nd Roxie.Apply at H.Granary, Juljs, Street.rep pret on SALE TLOBE TWo org Jo it Jahn stredt, , \u2018Nos.495 4nd 487 Tn Tag ni I ton.Stable and conch house bu Erick an the Tots which aré fres of al EES fv Laos FB Peter street.oe.Ce a Te ve PERBONAL , > - SISTERS IN DESPAIR\u2014SPEEDY RE- isf.Abnormal 17 on env pause.| Nrite for remedy.ufe, sure.are hg ~ er Ce.r-168 State Chicago: mr re OMEN ONLY-SPREDY W Abnormal 0,000 taatimoniain, suppression from ai pe, t Walker.Coi, X103 tate Stfife a ep pp\u2014\u2014 for A E ori and ares sal ors.Qomplete outfif Will be gold cap.oint, APPLY AT CHRONICLE: tL sa tenn.B.PRiNcE, \"iB, CLD , ADVOCATE, BTC, 50: MOUNTAIN HILL}: 60 1, PROMS 1808 ot 0 GASTORIA TheKind You eve Aways Boegh ES ot Cn \u2014 $1,000 guarantes if 1 don\u2019t {eve cause, |f Information free.Algae a ne {Marine Nows.} OCEAN ARRIVALS.Nov.8\u2014 Mis Covic at New York, from Liverpool, tes mollke ul new YOK, irom 2i@IWOUrE SB Lalabria ut New York, trom Naples.SN f'atrig at New York, from Murseit-, les.88 lotterdam at New Yark, from Rotterdum.S88 t'retorian at Liverpool, from Mun) treul.$8 Kroontund at Antwerp from New York.SS ithynland at Antwerp, from l'hiladel- hin Ithia, 88 lawrentiay York.88 Sarmatisn at Glasgow, from Hostonss V'uurnossia at Glasgow, from New ork, - ut Gilusgow, from New ALLAN LINE: The ss.Corinthian, Captain Nunan, from Glusgow, with 428 pussengers aud a generul cargo, arrived In port at 8 wm.yesterday, mooring ut the Breakwater.After lunding passengers she proceeded to the Company's wharf, dischurg- ed Quebec cargo pud left for Montres) at 2 p.m.The R.M.S.Pretorian, Captain J.M.Johnaton.from the St.Lawrence, arrived at Liverpool yesterday morniug.The ss.Sicilian, Captain Faleful], from the Nt.Lawrence, arvived at Glamgow ou Monday.\u2018 ; C.P.R.LINE.The as.Lake Champlain.Captain Stewart, (rom the Mt.Lawrence, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday night.DOMINION LINE.The ss.Ottoman, salled from Avohmouth at 8 pn.on the 1st instant, for Quebec and Montreal.The us.Columbus sailed from Liverpool for Boston Oct.29th, with 29 lirst, 131 second and 220 third class passen- The ss.Cambroman sails from Hoston for Liverpool via Qugenstown November Ind.The \u2018ss.Vancouver sails from Naples fer, Boston via the Azores, November The sm.CommonWealth arrived at Queenstown Oct.29th, and procerded to Liverpool.Salis for Tonton November th.* an QURAKC STEAMSHIP CONPANY.The us.Pretoria arrived nt New York from Bermuda at 5 p.m.last Monday.The ss.Caribbee arrived at New Yok from West Indies at 0 p.m.last Monday.NOTES, The ss.Ilengore Head, Captain Eyers havime finished londieg\" left port qui pm.yesterday for Dublin.The ss.Bellona, from Mediterranean porta, left Halifax on Monday for (hte.bec and Montreal, The 28 Étidone sailed from Newcastle on u wi nerfal cargo f the st.Lawrence, oo wo for The ss.Hermod, Captain Gabrielsen, having discharged her cargo of coal, left port for Nydney yesterday afternoon.The ss.Stord, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, arrived in port last evening and moored in the Louise Basin.Tug Hudson arrived from Chambly ves.terday.with ¢ number of coal laden canal honts in tow, Tug Parthia arrived from Gawden Jse land, yesterday with a raft for the Calvin Company in tow.The ss.Bergenhuua, Captain Svendwen, arrived from Montreal | yesterday, and procecded for Sydney.The sn.I'olino, Captain Caron.from Montreal arrived at St.John's, Nfd., ot 1 am.on the rd November.The ns.Frisia.Captain Leuenfel.from Hamburg arrived in port at 8.30 a.m feyoorday, mesrine at thé Pointenwharl.After Janding.Quebec cargo, che left for Montreal at 11 a.m.The xs.Murona, Captain Dorweod, from Newcustle, with a general cargo, jasrived .in port yesterday moming, and proceeded for Montreal.\u2018Efeutiere Louisburg, Otta and Universe from one with cargoes ot coul.ar p ord , eed.HL Rl Tris) ai pb; \u2014 PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived November 3.88 Corinthian, Nunn, Glasgow, Ailans, Ras & Lo.Rusaspgers and generat WE: are Leuenfels, Hamburg, w.M, a, Dorwadbd, Newcastle, Hy.Fey.& Co, for Montreal, general car.Gould, Sydney, for Mon.° J 88 Word, \u2014\u2014\u2014., Sydney, coqh.us Uateeirn, \u2014 PAS Yor Montreal, coal.ss » Linchausen, Sydney, for Monk.treki, coul.; 88 l'arthin, ,, Lafrance, Kingston, J.J.4, budlop, h ratt \\ r.Pdelle, Gagnon.Matane, lumber.Schr.Ellsworth, Blouin, Brado Bay, fish and ofl.Schr.ice.Lavesgue, .Goeen Js land, en.: chy.Myris Claude, , Degagne.Isle aux Coles potatoe.RUN .ka Flida, Rioux, \u201cGreen Island, Hohr es.- \\ on, D.Price; Demcule, Seven Isshingles.Bch, C J.Carhray, Aunckman, Port \" N J ands, BW.l'arbray, Son & Co., cont, .W.N.Trottier.An chnan, Port Johnston 10.c 3.È Cardrar, Soit & coal C.B.(1, D.Cnil, Vechat, IPod Johnston, [C.B.Thos.Waiker, Pechat, Port \u2018John ston, Carbray.Men & Co.coul.3 Teal, Péét Johnstan, Carbray, Men & Co.CR.Snellman.Menerat.Part Johnston.C.B.A.MeDanaïi.Jefferaon, Hoboken.Bennett & Co.coal.nett & Co., real.OI, PARED umlop.an Prints.Leuenfels, Montreal, W.M.Macphersone 0, .seu ati Gagnon.Matane, general ro.chr Sarte Clarice, Levuaque, Green Is.Mehr.Marie Clande, 1 Cougren, hallm \" Carbrav.Son & Co.conl.CR: L! M.THawiend.roel.Carbras.Son 4 Co.cas).Fp Masso.Masse, Newhurgh.Ten.IBS Parthia.Lafrance, Kingston, J.Jss Corinthian, Nunan, Montreal, Allans, land, general cargo.né, Tol duk a.Schr, M.L.Elide, Sioux, Green Islandgeneral cargo.Schr.Honn.TELEPHONE 1606 NOTE\u2014The res after the names of Places the = of nautical miles be w Quebec.SQuebse, 3rd November, 1903.Tather Point (157)\u2014Smoky, west; inward 2.30 Lam Mary.Cape Itosier (346)\u2014Cloudy, south eawt; Inward 8,15 p.m.(lsspesien.North Shore\u2014Ulear.strong west ; Clabke Citv8-Florence anchored.Belle late (781)\u2014Clear, strong west ; outward 12.80 p.m.Bavarian.Low Point (68Y)\u2014Cloudy, strong north inward 3 a.m.Priestfiekd: 8 a.ni.Congal.Fame Point\u2014Gaspesien inward at 8 p.m.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.(Compiled by the Tidal Branch M.& F.PM.5.44 6.15 8.49 27 .09 A.M.= Friday.Saturday \u2026 Sunday \u2026 e328 œNas = 8 MOON PHASES, Full Moon, Thursday, Sith, Last Quarter, Wednesday, 1 p.m.New Moon, Thursday, 10th, First Quarter, Friday, 88 28 th, 12,10 27th, 12.37 \u2014\u2014\u2014 THE PORTE'S REPLY A Constantinople, Nov.3.\u2014 The Turkf ish Govermment's reply to the Austro-! Rusrian ndorm mbheme was communia 9.46 o powers hia evening.In brief, Porte receives unfuvorubly some of the Points in the project and reiterates the sincerity of the Government's application of the former measures of reform and tho success of its efiorte in plying them.pe * THE LAW OF EXTRADITION Washington, Nov.3.\u2014 There are in- dicaticts that the British (Govern ment js not to accept as final the ac- tivn of the Indiana extradition com- missiorer.who refused to hold for extradition the Irishman, Lynchehaun, charg «l with murderous assault upon bis landlady in Ireland.It is bulieved that the British authorities regard the principle involved in this Lyncheheun case as of th proies import- ence, and consequently they are expect«l to bring new extradition pro- cusiings.\u2014_\u2014 A TEST EXPERIMENT.Peculiar Power Possessed by a New Medicine.| Of new discoverios there is no ond, but one of the mout recent, most re warkable and ono which will prove invaluable to thousands of people, is a discovery which it is believed will take the place of all other remedies foc the curo of those common and ubstisate bles.\u2018Lhis discovery is not a loudly, advertised, accrat puteut medicine, but is a scientific combination of whole some, perfectly harmless vegetably es- wences, fruit salte, pure pepsin and bismuth.These remcdies are combined in loz- onge form, pleasant to take, and will preæsrte Ur qualities indefinitely, whereas all liquid medicines rapid- TIES, Eugligh Cambiic Shirts, Fine Strips Black or Blue \u2019 } English Silk Hand-Knitted Ties, India Bandana Silk Handkerchiefs, English \u201cWing\u201d Collars, Gloves and Underclothing, large Varietiescat] to the Ambassadors of the two i= the ap- Lef( diseases, dyspupsia and stomach trou-lj 4 i The Turl.\u201cNew York, Nov.3-Bakre 20,008 pers \u201cous, que area Agi over fn mitend.° nt veduct, J! jo Wom 4 ectin Ivy Pandieay odag, The time 1.63 8-5 is a new truck record fur % mile and 4 furiong.Merry Englund in the first race also broke a track regord Baske six furlonez in 1.13 44.There will be an asketbail.excitiog b tha) game in the Y.M.C.A.gymnasied to- moirow eveping at &.betwee the Midgets upd St.George's, The Midgets were inst enr's\u2019 champions of the League and the match to-morrow night promis- « Lo Le a vary interesting ome to witness, as the t.George's wil make à Kreut effort to beat ths champions who are confident that they can again cap \u20ac the hoyors.he Ring.\" liarry Swuelly is getting te budy, and hus » number of portant matches on his hands for the ueaf future.Frior to his match with Mike Marohy he will box 15 rounds with Arthur Cots, of Hiddeford, Maine, In the Opera House, in Merlin, N.I1, on the 11th ins.Cote hag « long string of good records to his credit, Harry Suneily has also received u chullenge from Tléansey for a bout in Montreal on the 16th instant.The ar.tele va arrive here toanorrow and arry will accept and sign their\u2019 receipt.' un thew ution \u2014 Horton, Mass.Nov.3\u2014Jae Walcott received the decision over Kid Carter, of New York, in n Hvelv 15 round battle before the Criterion Club to-night.Wulrott had a shade the better of the tight throughout Bowling.CRESCENTS SURPRIRE Last evening, on the Laval alleys, \u2018the Crescents adwinistered a cost of white Wash to the Lavals, defeating them three utrulght games, Mandiey und \u2018thomson were the high men, and considering tife alleys, their scores mre very guod.Cale pue turned ste very diffcuit breaks tuto apares.Jelagrave jh for the Lavals.nu was high vieu LAVAL.LAVAI.Pelagrave (Capt) 158 169 156 \u2014 478 Bolvin .166 159 182 \u2014 457 Chaloult \u2026.110 \u2014 892 æbrecque.I \u2014 434 \u2014 404 2230 170 124 191 1689 186 , 21550 Errors, f Pin majority for Crescenta 100, - The next match will take place on Friday night an the Victoria alleys, between St.Sauveur and the Victorias, Curling, Toronto, Unt, Nov.3\u2014A record eniry HEL has veen wmue JO tue ulslisCL Lup competition ul Lhe UBLAIIO Luring Jain sociation.Decreinry Mmacladuen Dus see ceived nu less Luan A7 eutricé Jur the couteal us againgl lu lust year, \u2018Lhe lait nus ciosed au the division iuto uis- tricts will be wane shortly.At present Lieve ure only tour districts but it gx provable that four more districts wal have to be formed.Additional entries are expected from London, Windsor, Clinton and Hanulton Asylum which wi twine the total to over nity.Belore the four more districts can be formed, huw- ever, un appropriation must be made hy the O.A.U.executive for the purpuse of four additiouai cups.The entries are: Waterloo, l\u2019arkhili.Norwood.Richmond Hill, Toronto Cuiedonians, l\u2019aris.Tuiedo, Galt, Scarboro aple leafs.Prospect Park, Hamilton Thisties, Grund Rapids, Barrie, Scurboru, Peterbory Thistles, Marristan, Petrolia, Thedford, Lakefield, Plattsville, Stratford.Orillia, Churchill, Galt, Granite, Lindsay, Toronto Graites Parkdale, Hamilton.Victorin, Simcoe, Guelph Union.Whitby, Peterborp Grantes, Forest Keen.Georgetown.Lomfon, Forest City.New Market.Sewforth, Collingwood.Toronta.| Detroit.Brampton, Toronto Lake View, Lucknow, Toronto Queen City, Neaverton, Sarnia.Football.\u2018There will be two foutball matches on the Q.A.A.À.grounds on Saturday afternoon, when the Westmount juniors amd Quebec juniors and Westmount interme- dinates and Quebec intermediates wil meet.Tha junior match will be stasted about one or hulf-past one, and the in- ly lose whatever good qualitics they way bave bud as soon as uncorked and oxpored to the air., | This preparation is oolied Btuart'a! Dyspepsia Tablois, and it is claimed, tat one of these tablets or lozenges: Fwill digest from JU0 to 3,000 times ite own weight of meat, eggs aud wholesome food.And this claim has been proven by actual experiments inl the following manner: A hard boiled «gg cut into small pieces was Placed, in a bottle taining warm walor heated to 1a:1y-eight degrees (or blood head) ; one of these Tablets waa then placed in the bottle and the proper temperature maintain or threo hours and a half, at La ond of which time the egg was as completely digested ar it would have been in a healthy #tomach.This _ experiment was widertakon to demonstrate A what it would do in the bottle it would also do in the stomach, hence ite unquestionsble \u2018value in the cure of dyspepsia and weak digestion.Ver, few people are freo from some form of indligestion but scarcely two will have the same symptoms.Some will suffer most from distress after enting, bloat ing from gaa in tha stomach amd bowels, others have acid dyspepsia or heartburn, others palpitation or head acher, sleeplesances, pains in chest und that! | (trick wax discovered.termadinte match will be played itunedi- ately afterwards.The Westmount Football Club bave decided to run an excursion to Quebec next Seturduy.It is expected that à very large uutsber of the members and friends of the club will accompany the players here from Montreal.There will he a practice of the Quebec Rugby Footbgll temms to-night in front of the Drill Hall.The plavers are requested to meet at the club house at 45 o'clock, and it is urgently requested that there should he a (ull attendance.Two matches are on the card for Saturday and {f the local men expect to make a good showing thev must not fail to attend auf! the remaining practices.In an intensely exciting and decidndiy sensntional foothnll game at Combridre, Mass.Harvard defeated the Carlisle Indians 12 to 11.The spectators saw one of the moat unique tricks ever tried on a football field.Ditton, one of the Indans.received the Harvard kick off on his own fve-yard line at the opening of the second half, and hiding the hell under his fersev.ran the Jenrth of the Geld emnty handed for a touchdown.PHilon had gone 40 vards.and Harvard mes worn searching for the hall.when the There is snnar- RK thir trick.da the antly sa rile coverin play stood.Hockey.The Montreal Garette says: The story that Cornwall will again make applica.membership in the Cudadian Amateur Hockey ague desert! the (mario body for the eastern orgmniza- under shoulder blades, extreme ner- voustiess as in nervous dyspepsia, but they all have the same cause, failure 'to properly digest what is eaten.The! stomach must have roxt and asia: | ance, and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ive it both, by digesting the food for IY and in a short time it is restored to its normal action end vigor.At the rame time tho Tablets are so with henelit.Thie new praparation hes alrcady made many astonishing ctren;: an lor instance, the following : After wing only one package of Stuart's Dyspepnio Tablets 1 have recoivod such great and unexpected benifit that I wish to cxprexs my sincere gratitude.In fact, it has been sx months wince 1 took the package and | hav not had one particle of diet or diffcultv nine.And all Juhia in the face of the fact that the host doctors 1 conwulted told me ny cane was Chronic Dyspessia and jutely incurable ee d suffered lor twondy-five vearn.[ distributed hall dozen mong My friends fire ani to try this rempody.rs.Sarah A.8keol, Lynnwille, Jasper Co, Mo.Stuart's Dyspopsia_ Tablets are sold by arte everywhere at 50 cents for full sieved Jockages.A litle: book on Stomach Diseases muiled frre by addressing F.A.Stuart Co, M Mich, harmieæs that a child can take themimeke a handy series, but there in arshall, | tion.is not received nertousiy here.'There in no room in the senior series ati present, nor will Lhera be until sufficielt ap- pheationn come in to nilow the lengue to organise another section.The clubs divided between Montreal, andl Ottawa can barely fil in theif ache dule of home and home matches, do that compeis the Montreal «i play on week nights.so as tal leave Saturdays open for the visitor}.To drop Quebec and admit Cornwall \u2018would \"tention of any such action, and there in no indication that Quebec will wi voluntarily.Fred.J.Scanlan ham left Wi aml gone to Hin Francisco.thus one of the most remarkable hocks participation in hackey con Gcanlan frat decame prominent In ex circles with the Shamrocksvers ao he moved to Winnivet, and pieved with the Victorias.whee \u2018his skill amd spped are well known.Srunfen had the reputation of being the shiooth- est atick-handier in Winnines.es being one of the most rentilemanid nInv- ora in the dame.Reanlan has dl in nt least elxtren Stanlev Cun mumers in the reford in fart, he probably holds this respect.The Natinnale Amateur Athletif Arochtion have decided 30 make annfico¥on for admission into the Interhedinte Hockey Lonstne The directors hae been Hed nt work for nome (me ppt, cet.tire materin! for à fret class) hockey tem todetiger \u201che Natiofinin hacker team wfil neoh.he me ected Fram among th nilow.\u2014tavinieits, Titre, Clement [Maceor Trtevre, Tiernire, | Tamnurenv, Raviene, Pupule, Meunier and a few othefs.© of of opganixation, with the beut facilities that the horse races th THB CHRONTITLP, QUEBEC, OANADÆ, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4.1903 ae - stapilshed TH Ee NEW DRLEANS, CHICAGO, Go tC WiNOORPORATE UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.) CAPITAL, 850,000: Before the Public Every Day.SARATOGA, WASHINGTON.«\u2026.REFEKENCES: AND BANK OR BANKER 1x New YoRK, New ORLEANS, CHICAGO, SARATOOA OB WAsHINGTOX , .à $ 50 WON $201.75 4 T EVERY WEEK A WINNER IN OCTOBER Average Profit Earned Weekly on $50 in October, $50.44 Total Profits Earned on $50 in October, $201.75.YOUR MONEY WORKS WHILE YOU SLEEP.Our famous corps ef track sharps ere up ut the break of day, \u201cclocking the horses in their mors- ing tryouts and w method puts yon ons ate for yoa for 6 percent really \u201cbeyond dreams of le you sl ritls the most successfal plungers of the Fe at we ly ecarnings.\u2014 We win po when your win.\u2014 Results ebtuincd ep they spot the winners that bring yo of week! avarlee,\u201d u steady income.\u2014 Our merican turf.\u2014We oper- Again we scored heavily for atl of oùr clients last month.Again we Inaded thy money and landed it in chunky, Three yea:s & guad profit for every client.How $50 netted $201.78 In less than a Monthhowing the reault of & $10 play on each liorse given in our \u201cDiscretionary Series\u201d during Oetüher.Not Here En with oF $20 18 copuived by us, as a matter of conssevatism, to make a $10 play va each horse that is cou- sidered by us a good Letting propositon.\u2014 October Meetings\u2014Morris Park and Brighton.ancy aud braius can procure to make our ssrrice of Nr Day Resvrr.icking and backing winners at je most accurale and profable in the lund, has had its natural sequence, and each week our Shswiag demonstrates Net Dany Reacrr, RST .fon.Lust.Won.Lot, Day.* FL WEEK.» Due rt THIRD WEEK.Forw'd 3122 $43 1\u2014Bobatil,T to 5, wan : Castallan, 9/5 won ; Duelide, fost.$22 1\u2014Adiarf(a, # io %, wo: l'ai Koge: roses suc se 6 2=Aaremun, $ to 2, won : 3 losers.es So.81 +p.Stone, 1510 10, Îtertais loser.10 #\u2014Juvenal Maxim, Gto 1 a 2Iuman, 4 to 1, wo 4-8.P'roteat, 1 to 2, won : M.Beant, 7 to 2, woa 10 -Conabinawagn, 6 8 S\u2014Auriesville.$ta5 wun: 3 losers .18} 5-Aivar Pirate, 3 to &\u2014Land of Clover, 5 tu 2) wun ; 2 losers, 5 \u2018| 6\u2014Koright, 9105, w 12 SECOND WEEK 1\u2014Mamie Worth.2 to À, von : l\u2019iquet, 9 to 2, won: 1 loser.#-Woodsbade, 12 tol, wore; 3 lores .oocieeel.ones }_Faulconbridee 3 bent.he za wi 2\u20144nrmire, a + ; 5 3\u2014 Na plny, traek\u2018conditone unfavorable) Less Losses.el 4 Wedul, 7 tn }, Won ; 4 lasers 0 A=Chyrawind.4d to 5, won ; Duelist.11 10 5 won \u2014 =; Net Winniogs.\u2026 .$319 6-Uuteome, ÿ to lu, won ; Teppee 3 to 5, Won.15 Less our Commission, 25 per cent.TEs $12 su.Net profits on on $10 lay for month.$211 75 The above showing is no improvement oer that of September, an is not remarkable since we hav daring the pat three years of our uninterrupted operations.by comparison with the slowing we are going tu tuake at the mectiag of Lu Guod as it e excelled it time and again , however, we are confident we will make it \u201clook sick\u2019 U days which begins st New Orleans this month.We Piok the Winners.The system we employ to locate winners i cesstul, We gather our infurmation of prospectire winners through s force of expert horsemen who hold a watch on the liorses in their earis-morning trials, and in that way learn when Lier are ready to win.The money that is played into the Fame by j -raistent [osars, auch as the large mass of nninformed into the pockets uf the big operators, of which the Maxim & Gay Co., represanting a large clientele, of the Maxim & Gay Co.is to place the general ineut bas made na famons un two conlinen We do business only on the grent racet-acks of the U.S.We number among oar clients some of Investment on the turf is now deemed as legit mate ss financiers snd merchants in the country.identical with that us: by \u2018\u2018Pittshurg Phil,\u201d John A.Drake, Langdon, Jue Yenger, and uther famous plun;s+rs who win hundreds of thousands on the turf every year, and it pi stands at the head.Dullic upon a level with the winuing plungers, and our succe:s in this accomplish- Juhn Gates, Wroves just es suc- idayersare bound ta he, goes The work the best known sportsmen, any other hizh-ciuss form ot speculation.The present bigh standard to which racing has bean bronght, and the sbaolutely good faith in which turf aflairs are and spen The pri yes, 4 hit wad Ou ing à gitimat« ners at the New Orleans 1nces, ure in « class by (hermelves sud have no relation in their system of operation to th \u201cget-rich ta those wi muoney of plein pibacr pers mu a pe age from of the comsuative maris ce the horses, and the! winnings for placid ri snoces, ni the \u201crogular,\u201d wha ip all t Sly ham all money Corsair from.charia, He can secure through (his con confidentially han ®, \" t ax if it were their own.ee neon\u201d the most expert judges of track work in the country, © ape-ula! auct th they do exact] mone, and py ig continous y patronized them have not beea losers, be conducting thel nes.They have heen established neatly three yenrs, They do not guarantee clients profits or against loss, but more gre turf gatherings are mare horses ever employed ~ bettin follow ng bl + pont P your mone; 9 be ent bi exim con fucted under the Rus;ices of the Jockey Club in the Bast, and the We is'e and business men all over the county with as much confiden.one reason why transactions in the beting rings now rival in ma es du Another reason tor the rapid growci up.The speculator mekis his investment guaranteed 10 bear a swore Jockey Club ia the of turf spéerulation in poy at th ricetrack in the nélerncon through us aad receives n West, has inspired millionaire ce in racing os in the stork, graio wad cotton raurkets, and guitude those of the stock, cotion and graju exchanges.juin favor, is the mpidity with which all tran: tions are wound y mail, iu letter notilieation postmark earlier thao 1h: race is rua, of just what horses are to be backed tor his account.By the next mail he 18 informed of the result of that day's uperatiuns, and he learus nuickly just where he stands.At the end of each week he receives a compl-te statement of his account with » money order foc his profits, less 25 per ccat\u2026, which we deduct as vur fee.This gives u wholesome tone 10 legitimaie turf speculstion which cannot be found in the more or less involved trans tions of the big «xchaoges, and this is why turtmea live more comfortably and live longer than do men whose involved transactions de on their minds, duy and vight, tor weeks aad suwselitneg months atu stretch, Our Clients Won a Million Dollars, As itis well known that our clicnls The answer ouf that th ning stables of racchorees nid who tious 1hrough us.The principl* upon which we op.rate N 5° out.is derived solely team nn percen nye ot th: w That we liava beet gucerssiul in making one clients win suing more economic nl and 1086 businesslike methods have gone noder by the score.ora tered to break into the field succes ong to discriminate between the legit while in the ranks of our rivals there have been scores of what's iuntators, qe enterprises iu:tinted, A Fewof Hundreds of Recent Endorsements of the Press.CIECISHATI CONMERCISL TRIBUNE, March 1, 38.aly to end ia failure, Maxim & Gay, who have been an succesafs os that have recently gone to | and there is not à horse in New Or vi t & reco pe ed to the benefit of their subscribe: acter in attested by the numerous wines he past two weeks.int af thelr au lt, bit they guarantee no fixed pr ST, PAUL DISPATCH, -Frinsary SMA, \u201cAn invostigat ir businens y du not Mazim & Gay simply sit down and back their owa selections i ing lacge surns in advertising in newspagers fhrox bou: the country 7* lv euougb If one stops to co , have secured an enoriioas clientele, which m mimense number of investors, our profils n e larger than if we pla .which we charge fur information sud cuamissi plan works fur th: benefit of th : public no customer who stuck to ug for two mouths ever Failed to ge! chieved by Maxim & tay, 8 the older Sud wore responsitio flou.but it did saz take the press and publie 1 as a regiit we have contioned tu flu wish uvintercuptediy, patronized them.Maxim & Gay da not tee their clieuts profits nor neainat losses, but merely play the They ha d of.The information cidlec od in this Gay are the pioneera in this lina of inv-stment or bout?ms they have Tech established three y.ar; they con.cir business on straightforward buxiness fines; their methods have heen thoroughly investigated and re entirely different from those pursued by the \u201cget-rich-quick schemes, s°-called, which were Lut recently closed by the authorities.\u201cTao transactions of Maxim & Gay are legal inevery sense, and ctly what they advertise to do, that is, play the abecribers on the horses they, judi wilf win, ey nsunlly win, Prompt and proper accornt ing is made ion of the methods of the Maxim & Cay Co, liave collectively won us much as a milion « stead of runnin aider the situati Maxim & Gay, by dintof one man out vf every fa well is that they win t our of our custome: is amply proven by the fact Uist we live ses of \u201cuet-rich quick\u201d opers il in sel cting win: winnings for pla in this line of investments or rdecen disastratisly arn.Since the incorpomtion of 1 Tears meeting that corning the horses as fie could self, uuless he devoted Lin er îness.Evon then, t« do as à pecaliar talent and be sp.natural ability, 18, ond its reliable 18 the; lave picked been establiched nearly three ofits, though those of Maxim & Gay Compiny tel onsteightFonwars JOIN OUR WINNING ARMY, ° The of the past.Ihe Creacent C at any other meeting, They If pou want to Let nboned our di propos! y bank draft, express mutiry order, To MAXIM & Gay In accordance with the terme of your ad in the QUEBEC (CAN ) CHRONICLE , I onetoge atest mon meeting in the history of the South bagins nt New Orleans within a fortni at the New Orleans racetrack than ever gathered there before, cretionar; sorice, at New Orleans, in itions, with the privitege of not playing any horses at all or nk and forward your remitiance to 1 es hes ua in mes otherwise, we will begin play the Get day it reaches Freel ity Jockey Club Rnows thin Lo be a banner Year and has prepa; we have more export us to handle, We mov rhich we days when w Orleans as soon as you can.cunnat nuke the game too big for ow we consider con Ni Play will begin or ourrency la rogistored letter, Uncertitl Co.(Mcorp.) 138 Gannl St, New Orleans, La PE Daliars Please bet lar mo duily ionry Serive at the New Orleans Before the acon nre runs the mom; ow an of the Anreen whi | y neconnt tant afternoon and to seal me sla\u2018 ement ond cheph we kly for pet rent of Winnings.2t nelde sre aweirantord as published in the New (rivans were, My asconnt ie suljic! to withdrawal in futlon demand, : Name et ae Town or City THE FOLLOWING SUM3 ARE THE MINIMUM ACCEPTED FOR PLAY: Foes 45 olay dp ch bore sugip 4 8 #4 J Romig direct to the Maxim, Gay & Company, 928 wv wilh on flared at ihe Sack hy \u2018the Maxim & fay Co.& Cay Co, nasumen all responsibitit Our For 820 ny qu'en ho.- 75| \u201c âlo0 « 5 Canel Street, New Orlehne AI nocounta recai .and the Maxim & Gn y For à proper exe-ution of Îta chen - is\u2019 order, ronda are cautioned ngainst sending money through the mails without registering.$ the command ot inmense capital.yed our v\u2018ru money vuly, for on a that we wust of necessi'y du the best we can for yon.eye of our clients, and if we canaot luahe you win, Iy place subscribers\u2019 money on & fee for inforamtion nad dedi ng the conmissions, N,V.YORNING TELEGRAPH, Fibrmary facegoer can possess himself nf as much il net more kr incorparated wader the laws of New York stat knowledge nad expert judgment of an ex; of harsetion whose duty i is fo ind sut Fe money on judgment of their experts, and deduet à fxd centage from winnings for placing the commixaions, the Napoleuas in this line of investment or speculation, MXRPHIS RYFSIXG SCHNITAR, March 2, (962 The ndvertinem.its that appear from ti columns of vartous naw spapara with roferen the exploite of the definet \u201cget-rich-quic The Maxim & Ciay Company - and solely on Imsiness principles.beh will be Aire, fren 25 foraine News dollargat a single race meeting, it is sumetimes ng 4 coosideranle clerical force ability, energy, organization, If we can pick winners T basis of 25 per cent.of 4 is practically betting for us.lirve weeks out of four and var Looks show that : « t well ahead of the game.while not a few of those who now own win- are cutting an important figuce on the turf, begnn the gavie ng mere novices, playing our selec.Qur income, as point-d our entire income is cut of.pruspered for upward of these Noting the success fully occupied hy mute and the iflce judgment of experts, charging ict a fixed porecntage from the They are the piuncors speculation, ine, he Maxim & 5 Ca, the enmat burns the pari nn sich things.wit possibly find out for him- te time and attention to the tl, he wontd have possean folly fitted by experience and CIBCINEATI TINES-STAR, March 2, 1902., The Maxim & Gay Company, well-known information, should ant ba confounded tel investment or concerns of similar character, The purvayors of fur with \u201cget.rich .years, They place mahacrihers* wre They nro ee to time in the «the tuef plan tH a stary entirely different from concerns, Prannsct business thoroughly ght, Tn magnitude it will oclipsonil other rod for it.Ko have wo, 1 there vlockers and handicuppers than wo ith the limes, play daily thone and only those horres we think Al ditions nupropitivns, AID out the on the first day of the meeting ns after the meeting hua began, M sl checks are nus acerptod, 8 oney should $100 RR 88 xim & Gay Come ved by the Ma or y Cm will make all ico runtings dircot Lo its clients.The » a - Fe - Le O'DONNELL'S CITY EXPRESS 26 ANGELR STREEK 450 culls fur the trancferring of Bag mes ete.wl Le Prumpt.y aitoides to Furanttre asd Piano Moving a Spectsiseee eee If you want ua fashionable FALL or WINTER - § - \u2014 SUIT OR OYERGCOAT BB GIVE \u2014 WM.LEE, - 252puace st.YOUR ORDER.You will thereby be insured complete satisfaction as to quality and price.The oy latest from London just ce WHEN IN MONTREAL STAY ATITHE St.Lawrence Hall \u2014\u2014 PHS NOPT ORNPRALLY LOOTED AND LIBERALLY CONDUCTED HUTELS IN TE OIY Patronised by the Leading Citizens of Quebec.RATES FROM $2.50 PER DAY \u2014-\u2014 MH.HGGAN, Proprietos Vv ix a box of our \u20ac RY TEMPTING.Their purity, te Unenquael | The finest =\" the 4 quinite Candies, 126 Joba St, 134 Joseph 81., TEGÉPHONES : Trtows 170.Eranch 2488 Wintield & Logie F0 ved P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE:HILL.Ladies\u2019 Taïloring Department on Promisss.SPCEIAL FOR THIS WEEK.We are offering a mixed lot of Ladies\u2019 § «ir Waists, worth from 75 cents up to $2.00 each, BleceessasasesssonsesasensssnseresdFcts.A new line of Shirt Waists in Flannelette, now designs, very haudsome, for 75 cents each, worth considor- ably more.: NEW LACE CURTAINS (Nottingham) LOCK STITCH, From 60 cents a'pair and upwards.Wel reserve of White Lace Curtains in lots of 1U an KLL THE SAME PATTERN.etre fer et NEW FANCY SILK AND WOOL TABL COVERS, ALL SIZES AND VERY C (OICE.New Applique Lace Ourtaidl, From 84.50 a pair up to $15.00 a par.sp a large fo pairs, \u2026.a Ladies\u2019 Gun Metal Chain Belts, | Very new, from G5 cents each and upwards.Boys\u2019 Winter Underwear Pure Wool, Heavy.Also in Cashmere and Natural Wool ¢:c., ull sizos, P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACEHILL SOREN.4 We Ae whe Ne : BEI rene eme es core : | peer rs es ee -\u2014 "]