The Quebec chronicle, 24 mai 1904, mardi 24 mai 1904

[" \u201c| TODAY'S WEATHER, Toronto; May 33=8khowers have og Fria at to-dev in Ontgrio, southern orth, a ther ims boen rally fied.i Lawrenos and Gullfrenb southwesterly to westerly winds, generally fine and moderately warm.\u2014_ BH oe a Bd \u201c + .» 7 ESTABLISHED 1764.Co REPORTED ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR Fifteen Thousand Japanes Theres Thousand Russians\u2014The Outsome of the .Battle Not Stated, EXPLOSION ON BOARD St Petersburg, Nay 33\u20141).00 p.m.«It is reported that\u2019 Foreign Minis ter L.amsdorf bas received a message from the Russian Consul as Cheioo, saying that tbe Japanese made a land attack où Port Arthur and that in doing no they lost fifteen thou sand man killed or wounded.The Rugsian loss is placed at thres thousand \u2018tn.The ultjoeths outcome of the fighting is not utated.THE UNLUCKY OREL.\"London, May 23\u2014The St.Petersbérg correspondent of the Central Nows says that there was an | explosion om board the battleship Orel at Cronstadt to-day, and that 10 stokers: were killed.The vesscl, the correspondent says, was damaged aud it will take weeke to effect repairs.The explosion, according tu the despatch, was the result of an accumulation of cas in the bunkers.CHOLERA IN JAPANESE CAMPS, Liso-Yang, May 23-According to the latest reports the d'apancse are infect~] with cholcra and There Un an average of 100 deaths daily.The Tg ution | quiet.ven patrole are successtull haraming the left of the Japanese ad.\u2014 : A RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP 1 VEGETATION WELI.\u2018 ADVANCED, THOUGH LATE IN STARTING\u2014 Mâle WHEAT Mugu «LIVE BT0CK T oroato, 23\u2014The crop bulletin about to be issued by the Ontario Department of Agriculture, will say that although the tall wheat crop entered ihe wintar full of promise, the season proved inet disastrous, the loss by wintee-killing ranging from 20 to 90 per ceat.The clover in the eastern hall of the province is from fair to and in some sections WINTERED hid in the western ball it is very poor.The vth in both field and forest was late in starting, but the first weck or day of May wete 50 warm mod favorable that vegetation went forward with a rush, snd on the 16th pastures were aluiost as far on as wmusl.wes so Sold and forbidding from an agricultural standpoint that but little weed was put into the ground.The early part of May, howover, was so warm aml inviting that sowing Tn were pushed forward ra- without a break and nearly the normal actéuge was in weed.Cone sidering the ._ severity of the winter livestock have some throwgh in a fair condition.A mild form of distemper made its appearance among horses in many parts of the Province.The severity of the winter told somewhat against fruit trecs, more especially [eaches, plums and cherries, but the njury from frost was not so serious as was at an time oxpeeted.rte rm = EMPIRE DAY IN NONTREAL Montreal, May 23\u2014Fupire Day wan celebrated by the Montreal school children to-might, when six thousand school childgon cenwiled the Arenas snd sang patriotic songe.The celebration was a most successful one.DROWNING ACCIDENT 8t John, N.B.May 23\u2014Robert 1°, Foster, manager of the 8t.John branch of the Royal Bank, John EH.Thompeon, head of the firm of Wim, Thompson & Co.and E.P.Htavertaocountant in the Bank of Now runs.wick, who is & brother of the wan: ager.W.E.Stavert, here, were drowned on Bunday on the south branch of Oromocks fake, their boat bene capuized by @& sonal.The partv left here on Saturday night on a chine tein intending to remuin over, the holiday.Guelph, Ont., Mav 23\u2014Police Magic trate Baunders today handed ont his decision in the lease case hraught bv licen « association again«t Jon, Williams, of the \u2018Grand Central Hotel, for selling after ten o'clock, contrary to a recent regulation passed i$ comparatively } Lia DAMAGED | vervi e Killed or Wounded and AT CRONSTAN JAPANESE CRUISERS CAPTURED.Paris, May M\u2014-The St.Petersburg nt of the Matin says :\u201cIt is persistently rumored that the Vledivostock squadron han captured thrue sruisers bought hy Japan from Chili.\u201d A SMALL SKIRMISH, Fusan, Cores, May 23-A company of Japanese infantry routed a com- nany of cossacks at Sementsu vester- day.The Japanese did not suffer any casualties, white natives report that the Russians Jost 20 men.The Rus: «ians gre still at Siu-Yen, their position being a senicircle, with all ts about 50 miles distant from Veng-Cheng.RUSSIANS eny- PREPARING TO RETREAT.Loudon, May M.\u2014 A despatch, to the Daily Mail from Yin-Kow says :\u2014 \u201cA Japanese third army i» mobilizing at Hiromshiem.A c wi the Japanese plan arising from the naval disaster involves he utilising of the army for the reduction of Port Arthur, and therefore the first army is entretiched at Feng Wang The Morning Posts Shanghai correspondent says it is reported (he Russians are removing stores nid provisions to Harbin and that 10 loce- motives and 800 cars gre collated at o-Yeng in readiness to conveying passengers and goods, Thor fore, he says, the conclusion is that the Rus: l'atans are preparing to reireat.+etetetetetotetatotete MR.SPENCE'S RETIREMENT Toronto, May 23-\u2014Lieorge 8.Spence, freight accountant of the GT.lL.was presented with an achiress to-night by is fellow employees on the occasioa of his retirement after forty-four years te \u2018with the compény.VETERAN BURNED TO DBATR Rutlend, Mass, May 23.\u2014 While attempting to roucue his pension papers from bis burning house to-day.Hugh Cook, aged 77 years, n veteran of t civil war was caught hy g hook inh a window through which be cliinbed ant! was bumed so severely that he died in.a few hours.He formerly lived in Ogdensburg, N.Y\u2014 de FATAL EXPLOSION Camden, NJ, Mav 23-Three persons were killed and ten others injured po] of sem probably fatally, bv an explosion to-dav in actorv of the dependent Fire orks Company, Robert T.Weaser, of Philadelphia, President of the company, and Joseph Sealona, Vice-Prevident, are held in $10,000 bail to await the actidn of the coroner.rt ett tren U.S.MARINE COMNISSION New York, May 23\u2014The Merchant Marine Commission, authorized by the fifty-eighth C to consider and recommend legislation lor the develop wert of the American nrerchant marine began ita first mossion here to- dav.Invitations had heen went to the chief ship-owners and builders of this port, to marine engineers and even to she sailor before the mmst to appear before the commission.\u2014_\u2014 re \u2014\u2014\u2014 THB DIVORCE QUESTION Ruffalo.N.Y., May H-\u2014By a vote of 262 to 2414 the Cenernl Assembly of the Prediyterian Church of the (United States in America wiped out that part of the report of the special committer on marrisren and divorce which advised Presbivterian ministers to refuse 40 marry any person whose matriage is forbidden hy the church of which that person is a member.N.Y.POOL ROONS RAIDED New York, May 23\u2014Captain Sheer, of the East 33th street station, mate a mmnder of pool room raids, among them one on a \u2018nd treet house.Detectives say Tanvacny politicians were arrested in this alleged pool room, ond that a well known Tanmany worker escaped through a back window an the police entered.Four prisoners were taken.Cam.Haver, of the west 47th strent atation, deseo! on woven suspected pod rooms, hrenk- ing down doors ot several \u2018place.No arreste were made, and the captain ; said : \u201cK y must bave given them | the tip.No one wes found in any of the places.\u201d The raide were the most extensive marde in thie rity in vears and coverod the district from 42m) street to the battery.by the License Connmissioners.tet | Methodist Protestant conference i» ba r 4 ape set Coren PINS er .rtf DAILY EDITION, or i i + on ; 44 vonicie, (QJEBEC GAZETTE\u2014 Weekly Edition.) rer QUEBEC, TUESDAY, MAY 24 1904.\u2014 = \u2014 \u2014 _ TEMPERATURES, turæ\u2014Torogée, 29707-Détana, Montreal, 58-71 ;.Quebec, 48-66 ; fax, 36-46.ONE CENT.THE GOSSIP OF THE CAPITAL Jie Supreme Court Judgments in Quebec Cases ' lms ARRIVAL OF CARDINAL GIBBONS eff ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS CREATES A MILD SENSATION IN CONNECTION WITH OTTAWA UNIVERSITY.\u2014 ITALIANS GULLED BY THE G.I.P.BILL AND STRANDED IN MONTREAL \u2014 RESCUE OF THE SURVIVORS OF THE TURRET BAY WRECK.\u2014\u2014 Ottawa, Ont, May 23.\u2014 The Supreme Court to-day rendered | judgments in the following Quebec cases : Gervais vs.G.McCarthy, appeal dismissed with couts.Central Vermont Railway Co., vs.Franchese, appeul ail with no costs in this Court or Court of Review.New trial ordered for assousment of demages only unless respondent accepted $2,500 in full.If he refuses costs of former action to abide event: Provident Savi Life Ausocintion vs.Bellew appeal allowed with costs, Judgre Girouard and Davies dissenting.Cardinal Gibbons, who is to take a].the | 126 leading part in the laying of corner stone of the Ottawa University, arrived at noon to-day accompanied by Rev, Dr.Fallon, who boarded the train at Albany, Bishop MacDonell of Alexandria, and Rev.Ilr, Emery, Rector of the Luiversity.His Eminence was greeted] at the station by a large crowd and personally received by Mgr.Sbarretti and Archbishop Duhauwel, and by then escorted to the Palace.Cardinal Gibbons was the guest of Lord Minto at dinber to-night at the Governmen: House.Aftor assisting at Mass to-morrow and the comer stone coremoniex, luncheon will be served at Rideau, Rink to nine hundred distinguished guests, and in the evening Speaker Belcourt will chter- tain the Cardinal at dinner.Lord Minto, Premier Laurier, the leader of she Opposition and many Benators ond Conyroncrs will be present at the corner stone ceremony.A local sensation tn been caused by HY.stim of pcient.Order ol Hibernians on Sundey, in passing à renolution requesting that in ordor to five full satisfaction to the Irish people, the University should bo as originally intended gn institution providing for the higher education ot English-speaking Catholics end should therefore be placed under Englishspeaking control.Montreal delegates Societies waited on ion.Mrthis morning and asked Governmentrelief for five thousand Italians now atrendad there.Mr, Sifton promised to do everything possible.These laborer« came out from Italy expecting to work on the Grand Trunk Pacific ine, being deceived by lant session's bill into Delieving that rowd would be started this spring.The Marine and Fisheries Depactment to-day ordered the (iovernment steamer Tyrian to the rescue of the survivors of the wreck of the steamer Turret Bay, who are atill on St.Paul's Island.\u2018The Tyrian will convey them to Sydney, C.B.Gatineau Point is still under water, boats are used on the streets and many people are living in second stories of their houvez.A deputation of British Columbia lumbermen is now oh its way here to urge the Government to readjust tum her duties.CLOUDBURST AT SYDENHAM Kingston, Ont., May 23\u2014Much damage: war done by a clondburst in the neighborhood of Sydenham.\"The farms in a two prile wide section were deluged, Whole yvolds of wheat were destroyed and the sides of hills were swept away, filling up We valleys be.tow.\"The land will have to be plowed and repaired.JAS THE STRIKE AT BUFFALO Port Cotborne, Ont, May 23\u2014Sev- cral Canadian boats arrived at Buffulo with wheat from Port Arthur, but they cannot unload owing to the sirike of tho elevator men.An à ro suit they are trving to arrange ta transfer their cargo via Kingston and Montreal.The idea is to lighten her and to gn along the Welland © canal.Canal boats are coming from Buffalo to take the grain from here.ees Ame CHURCH UNION Weshington, D.C., May 23.\u2014 from Italian re The today appointed n comimitiee to con- nider church union.\u2018The co-operation of the conference was asked in a movo- tuent for an expression from ali Protestant denominations on the puention of re-marriage after divorce.This request came from the fiencral Asserably of tha United fresbyterien Church.It was referred to a committee.Mobile.Ala\u2026 May 23.\u2014 At to-day's nension of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, Moderator Noel afmounced a committee to copeiter all overtures from the churches of Calvinistic creeds.mr ee pr ct CASTOSONMRIA Dass the Kin | on Raw wars Bought Sete \u201cot p72.mon tame.+ mene YES, YES, YEN, J Tt you need for your children a nies hat or_hood in lawn, awisn or ailk, gn to Fagny, Tepinny & Freee.Sifton\u2019 QUESTION OF ORDER RAISED ON THE BH.L FOR THE RFORGAN- 1ZATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL \u2014 A OTHER INTERESTING TERS DEALT WITH, Eto fre Press Gallery, Nay 23, 1904.In the lagitlative Assembly this afternoon the .entite time was taken up with the second reading vf amendments wade by the Legislative Council to the only three private bills on the orders of day.Thess bills were to the position of Les Soeurs de la Charite de Quebec, with respect ta tbe purchase of Beauport Asylum ; to apend the act respecting the town of de Balaberry de Valleytield, amd the Montreal bill.The Valleyfekd bill caused quite a discussion, Hon.Mr.Leblanc draw- the attention of the Hows to such extraurdivary auendments us those adopted by (me Council?One of theve amendisenis enacts that any person seing liquor csonot be u weber of the town coundll, tbe wew- ber lor Laval remarking tnat is amundinent was introduced to dis- qualiy trom (ue council Mer.Bourussu une of the must respected citizens of the town, who, as u grocer, has a license to well liquor, but not by the glass.The object of these uwend- ments would be to force out of the council one who vas clected by æ popular majority.He hoped thet the amendment would not be adapted.Mr.Dupuis remarked that the amendment was inserted with = the consent of the interested parties and also by the majority of the Council of ValieySeld.Un behalf of the promoter of the will, Mr.Bergevin, he auked that the bill be rsd a wecoud cos.Hon.Mr.Pglletior also protested the justice towards Mr.Bourassa and propewed the adjourn- went of the te -until she arrival vf Mr.roo.Hon.Mr.Gouin said that the bill bad been by the a sjority of the Counctl, and the degi $1334 Soloed El EE cording to Mr.Prevost the appointment of y Commission had a threefold object : 1xt\u20147To inquire as to the truth of these grievances ; 2nd\u2014To perfect.if possible, the internal administration of the Crown Lands D'partment, ami 3dly to atmenmd, if necessary, the land act.The three leaders of the Opposition were, according to Nr.Prevost, wrong in attacking the Commission, as they bhadtbewselves named a munber of them.He knew of two remedies to the present state of things.those suggested by the Premier in his bill, and those which will necessarily depend on the internal management of the Crown Lands and Colonization Departinents.In future the lots wilt be classified by competent inspectors and in future the settler vill be free and the specula tors will he (hrover aside and the bona fide settler will receive all the required protection from the Government.Mr.Provost was in favor of increasing the salaries of the Crown Lands agents and forest rangers who now only re- eoive an average of 840 monthly, and it is impossible for an agent to cover an immense territory on such a zmail salary, as be was seriously exposed to accept the tempting offers of «preu- Intors.Colonization roads should al- x0 he provided and a complete reorganization of the system of protecting forests fram fires, should be in order.The nunder of fire rangers is insufficient and their salaries were too small, while n number of them were physically unfit to fill the position.In (Cooténned os Fourlh Page).L PAQUETS Departmental Stores.BXAMIND \u2018The new Batteriok Patterns.They will show you the latest fashions In skirts, capes, ete.À Putteriok pattern enables you to make your own dress, We have recelred the lek Patterne foe Sune, Dattes- Fashion sheets free at ow Pattern Counter.\u201c We are the soie Agents in Quebec RE RRA CRO areal Spécial Shègp Sale i Our Gens\u201d Fumishing Dép.Wednesday Morning, © 150 dozens of very fine linen collars, low shape.turned down eollurs.special style for the wununer time, size from 123 to 16}, worth 15 cents each, will be offered for sale Wedneular morning AT 5 CENTS, For 42 Cents.First class chict< in black sateen for workmen, worth 50 cents each FOR 42 CENTS.-_\u2014 A ge Br Me's Latest Bayle.Immonss Job! De N.t No glect It, For 49 Cents, Just received 126 dozens of colored soft fur hats, latest style, Regular price varving from SL to $1.50, These very good amd «tylish fur hats are offered for sale at 49 CENTS EACH.It is leas than half price.This is & bargain which will not he repeated for a long time.Profit by it A Word About Wall Paper.The balance of our slock is offered for sale at half price, and the best choice in far from lwing exhausted, It vou need wall paper, this is o genuine bargain for you.\u2014\u2014œm Black Grenadines\u2014 We have the best choice ot black grenadines ever even in this city.! | (Celes:ins\u201d* Springs.) They are worth wing and have to be seen to be well appreciated.The vatidy of our prices ie equivalent to their rere «gialities arc beauty.We have black Grenadines at 25c., 80c.75c., and 81.00 à yard up to $3.00, : : 4 Crown Dress Goods.= a pl] Cream dress goods air actually the favorite dere goods for the summer, jin particular the woolly, cream dress guods for summer costumes.Dut the cremm dress goods which seem to be most in vogue are our howe spun\u2019 woollen Barege, mad the plain and fancy Voile FOR 81.10 A YARD L.PAQUET, 169 171, St, Joseph Stront) Tolerance NIN.) à \u2019 CARPETS IN THE LATEST DESIGNS ALL AT OLD PRICES.\u2018New Wilton Carpets New Axminster Carpe New Brussels and Carpets New Axminster Squares, Hugs and Ete.LINOLEUMS Latest Designs and Colourings, OILCLOTHS Newest Patterns and Colouringsfl e\u2014\u2014\u2014 Swiss Lace Curtains.Nottingham Lace Curtains.Latest Novelties in 'l'apestries.Table Covers, Shades, Poles, Ete, \u2014e LATEST NOVELTIES Novelties in Dress Goods, Latest Models in Jackets, New Muslins, Voiles, and Sateens, Linen Crashes, Prints and Ginghams\u2014\u2014\u2014m== prete FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY.Le res Great Value in Itibbons, 25 cents a yard.Large Stock of Fancy Handkerchiefs, Lace Collars, Ruflles, Ties and etc.00 00S EVADE F000 CITE, GLOVER, FRY & GO.a Too \u2014tetetoFoife Fe FaTeDeto+ OREUT FROM - PARIS x.SS.\u201cBavarian\u201d | GASE OPERA GALSSES.= - We have just received our buyer's selection of Opera Glasses, they are all the popular sizes of Lemaires celebrated manufacture, bought from the makers at * lowest cash prices, enabling us to offer our customers \u2018 special values in these famous glasses.There is also a < complete line of \u201cLa Mignonne\u201d Opera Glasees, the : thinnest, daintiest and most portable Opera Glass made, we have them in Crocodile and Morocco and also in an | \u201cedition de luxe\u2019 finish, in Mother of Pearl inlaid witl: .Gold, this is the most stvlish, most beautiful and most modern Opera Glass made, aad is a very desirable present to give to a Lady.We have received a parcel of modern art Jewellery in fine Gold, the latest Parisian styles in Necklets and ¢ Pendants set with Diamonds, Rubies, Sonphices Pearls - and Opals.The prices range.from $8.to $200, ; 2 Cases ex 88.Lake Erie Fine Sheffield l'late Trays \"from $5.to $70.Souttle Dishes, Muffin Dighes, Soup Dishes, Entree Disbes aud a complete lino of table ware, © - ALSO - - - An assortment of English Prize Cups and Tropbies, cuite for sports of all kinds and costing from RJ.to $100, ¥@&>Foreign Goods arrive weekly by English Mail * Steamer, \u201cbbe feta ts hoT odes \"tata fe Fate pute toile tes 6.SEIFERT & SONS.; , JEWELLER®.t6'Fabriate Street -j in the hoary Kenpire of China \u2018| the less stress Les some af its, best wos Fortifying the system against the ravages of winter 5 one of the most effective uses of.Scott's Emulsion; it builds up the strength of the whole healthy, rous condition, Welk ide ton or ial.affections more positive help and reli from Scott's Emulsion than from apy other source.Cod liver oil itself is ve scarce just now; cheap ad terations and mixtures of inferior oils are offered every where, This is why Scott's Emu} sion should be insisted upon.It never varies from the high quality and absolute purity that has made it the standard for thirty years.Wy'lloend yous SCOTT & BOW! res upon requadh The @ughee Ghyonigle MAY 24, 1904.QU FBEC.] THE YRLLOW PPRIL, We alluded the uther day to what has been tered the Yellow Peril, the Asiatic Banquo that haunts the feasts of the Furopean nations, amd the bogey that Nicholas the Peace- Lover and Wilhelm tho Speech-Lover have conjured up tu enable them' to enlist the sympathies of the civilized world with Russia in the struggle that is now taking place.And, heyond doubt, what these monarchs profess to view with feelings of alarm ix sor an impossibility, or even an improbabifity.Asia iv thd teeming ocean of the world of humanity from which wave after wave has broken on the shores amd overrun them ; the mother of nations, and the foster- mother of civilizations.Like the oeean she is full of mysteries, and abounds in treasures, and lily, the ocean she in prolific to {he extreme of profusion, and not only provides for the keeping up of her populations, but furnishes her millions for the slaughter.to Faminc, the l'estilence, and the Sword without any appre viable dituinution of her children.The cradle of men, she has scattered races and empires and creeds over the face of the babitablo earth: and history has no record of a time when the eyes of nmnkind were not turned, and their hands stretched out to that East, from which star after star had arisen, and whose princes first | saw and divined the meaning of the, Star of Bethlehem.What History has recorded over and over again in the long vanished pant.She may well be called on to repeat in che coming future: therv ace yet nehulae in the Eastern firmament that may uhi- mately take cohesion und shape.and with ancient Fmyire of Japan there ix estimated to exist between one quarter and one-third of the whole of the population of the world.So long as China appeared offete, and aunk in the decropitude of senility.such a living masa might have been regarded, if not without .a cer tain amount of respect.at any rate without apprehension, and yet recent events, notably the great Boxer outbreak, showed that she was hut a xlunbering volegno whoss fires were not vet extinct, and that European persistent aggression was perilously wear to awakening them.Organiza: tion unde competent tutelage in all that ix required to rejuvenate Chinaaml to render her a world factor, and thix, it ie urged, will be provided should Japan succeed in her present struggle with Russia.Again we nay thie is neither mpossible nor even improbabla : the question ia, Ta it desirable in the best interests of the workd'a civilization ?In attempting tn answer this.murb consider, first of all, tha context has heen provoked hy Russia's aggression.Jt wan she who utruck à staggerienz blow at the integrity of China hy weizing on Manrhurin, and who menaced the | inde- we the -| pendence of Japan by stretching oul.wards to Corea.The Japanese ary too well aware of what in the ultimate result of \u201copening\u201d Eastern notions \u201cto commerce\u201d and.when the experiment wor being made on thewselven, took the hull by the | horns, adopted western ideas.improv.od on them in some particulars, and | aude thommeiten, ex The News pointed: out, equal to their would-be civilisers.They have made their proois of pe triotism, valowr, intelligences, cours teny, and humanity in ihe present war, an have exhibited those quah ition which used to he the chief char actevinticn of the Western Powers.and in which the Husrinos hate hitherto shown themselves deficient, It in a tion of the Kast, and the hybrid civh! J tion of the Raat, amt the hyhred civ: fixation of Russin, in which the avow.body and puts one in & \"| should ultimately [avy Pp other is Buch are er which the Japanese con- Biot took \u2018ite rive, fd considerations oi.juution would to sympathy with the Power ; but putting].those aside, and looking to tbe more sordid paotives of self-interest, which vide would it be best for the white the nsillioge of Ching comstitute a veritable Yellow Peril, is it safest for the world 4¢hat these usillions under the in| fiuency and do: of Reste, as thoy ssœurpdly ee À La il she is the victér, \u2018or of Japan ?Ît is, of course, difficult, even impossible to predies the future.An alliance briwees Ohind and Japen,: and the building up of a new world Power in the Faf Rast, may, no doubt, lead eventually lo an aggres- ive policy os ita part, but, os the | other hand neither \u2018China nor Japan| have over shown signs of any other desire than to be alfourd to mansge tbeie oun affaires in peace, without troubling themselves about their neighbors, or coveting their territors ies.Busiip, on | tbe contrary, has never ceased \u2018from destroying the strength and independence of contiguous states.She has gathered in the whole of the cosst lice of the Arctic ocean from Finland to Biheria.She has annexed the Caucasus, aod the Asiatic possessions of Turkey iomnediately adjacent: the Black Sea is virtually a | Russian lake, and the Baltic very little better.She has pushed forward her possessions in Central Asia, is intriguing in Asiatic Turkey, Persia and Aflghanistan and Thibet, and makes no secret of her designs upon India.The acquisition of the whole of Asis is ber ultimate end, end if the millions ol China are thrown into her lap, there ix no power on earth that can prevent her from getting it.That is the mal Yellow Peril, the Yellow Peril that is fraught with doom to the independence of Europe.THRE QUEBEC 2 LAKY BUBON RAILWAY.We published yesterday the resulu- tions sdopted by our Board of Trade in connection with this railway J they vhow the intenwe feeling of our busi- nexs ten ia favor of the cansiruction uf that line.At the rame time our City Council, presided over by itn Mayor, Mr, Parent, bas sho pamed the following resolutions :\u2014 \u201cThis Couneil notices with pleasute this additional proof of the increasing interest which the leading | businens men take in the 8t.Lawrence highway for traffic and cspecislly, in the north shore of our mighty river, as vffcring the shortest line oi communi.tation between North America and Europe.\u201chat the building of this railway would attain the long looked for object of the shortest practicable bigh- way for transportation between the renires of the grain producing dis- tricte of this continent and liverpool, the point of distribution in Europe.\u2018That this projected line of rail way is vf paramount interest to the Province of Quebec, as it would open to the lumber trade, to colonisation and to agriculture, immense regions now inaccessible from the actual centres of population, aod would vastly increase the wealth of this Province, \u2018both in capital and in revenue.\u201cThat this Council views with the greatest satisfaction this new enterprise which would bring to our city ita share of the western trade amd develop the natural resources of the port of Quebec, which tanks among the largest and safest ports of the world.* \u201cThat the construction of this road in conjunction with the building of our stupendous bridge over the St.Lawrence, nrar Quebec, vastly increases the value of our port as a port of entry and exportation, and will afford easy and rupid communi: cations between Quebec apd New Eng.Jand ses ports in one direction and with our exesllerit winter ports of Hulifax and St.John, NB, in another direction.\u201cThat for all the sbove reasons, thin Council would be most happy to find the Government and the Parliament of Canada ready to place this enterprise on the list of thowe which are, hy statute, declared to be of national impoMance, and help its promoters by allowing noch grants and aubsidies as are gonérally accorded in such cases.\u201d not only been recognized by bodies Tho importance of thin railroad hes like our Board of Trade and our Oity Council, but the Colonisation Commission, in its reports put its the firet rank of roads to receive a land subsidy in theso words : \u201cFrom the point of view of the trade of the Wert and as a meas to bring that trade to the port of Quebec and the ft.Lawrence route, the Quebec & Lake Huron Railway is pro- hahly the most important enterprise of the Province, \u201cAcoonding to the documents laid before the Commission, the part of this railway comprised in the Provinoe of Unebwe will ha/380 mijen long.From Quebee ta Ri, uriee, a dia- ap vere oh d ocolgniaation\u2019y qe st.\u2014 ©.the Ugg it] iH a, trough the cmd 1 shy Mattawin plateau, of the.ugiper wate ers of the rivers Lievre and Gatinoau, and through, the fine lapds of the County of Ponkiwe, Colonisation + has thate ane.ol.the Anesth Selds A tant Pafaing through the ver; \u201chis vast country, It rsh beak this road will be one wey.in the: orpasogé rank of undertakings dessrving of aid from thq Government.\u201d The aod authosisiox the appointment of a Colonizadivp Commission, assigned to the latter the dury \u201cof inquiring whether, in the Pro- ¥ vince, it is axpadient bo, copiribiute \u201ctowards the building of certain \u201c bridges and to grant subsidies in \u201clande to certain raitwav com- \u201cpanies.Wed have now that report ; is it to be thrown into the basket ! Then, what was the use of spending so much mosey if the Governpent in not to follow its recommendations ?The Premier and, the Ministers of our district should secure for us the construction of this road by granting the company a fair land subsidy.It is calculated to give the Government lands an immengs return.The Province of Ongario has adopted that policy and has\u2019 largely benefited by it.\u2014ereee\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RANK INFLAMMATION.That's What Catarrh Is.First the nose is iaïemed, then the throat, brouchial tubes, fmally the I .At this stage consumption isn\u2019t far of.Every sufferer vhould empdoy a rem.ody that is sure to give immediate relief and quick cure.We recommend Catarrhosone because it gets where the catarrh really ix and soon drives it out.Catarrhozone is and keep you No failure or disappointment.Get it to-day, price 81.00 at any druggists or by mail from N.C.Polson & Co., Kingston, Om., snd Hartford, Conn., U.S.A.A TO-NIGHT wntesd to cure AT THE AUDITORIUM.The only celebration in Quebec on the evening of Victoria Day will be the Military Night to be held at the Auditorium.full strength = of tho Mantell Company will be ween in the military drame \u201cA Secret Warrant\u201d and the thestre will be | brilliantly decorated for the occasion.Patriotic music will be à feature, and the affair will he a society event of no «mall importance as in evidenced by | =e the demand for the best seatn.The imental hoxes will be 4 blaze of color.Among those who have nig- nified their intention to attend is General Henry, U.8.Consul, who véll be present in his official capacity.The celobration ix under the Fatronage of [flix Worship Nayor Parcn General Sir Robert Lowe, G.C.B., on.Wilson.\u201cCommandant of the Fortressand LL.-Col.Pelletier.D.O.C.There will re n apeial holidaÿ matinee this afternoon.re sis Particularly For Women.SOME SUGGESTIONS ABOUT HEALTH THAT CAN BE ACTED UPON WITH ENORMOUS BENEFIT.The ills of women pave been a nad story ever since (he world began.Their suflering is manifest everywhere.Kven in their faces you can read @ story of sadness.The very root of their unhapiness, the foundation of most all their ills can be traced back to the great foe of this age,-constipation, whiok disorganises those functions upon which health depends.The reason women are because most pills are too sh, too drastic.A women knows little about medicine, but quickly learns that she suffers injury instead of deriving good.She naturally concludes the cure is worse than the discase and really she ban gomi groümi for this conclusion.The ordinary pill is so loaded up with mercury and irritating miverals that it is sure to cause distress, but Dr.Hamilton's Fills are purely vegetable in composition and act mildly, in accordance with the laws of nature; they av particularly a woman's pill, ex actly wn to her delicate organism.An effective.in action an any pill ought to be, yet no mild they suit the youngent child.Bir.Hamilton's Pilla are aure to suit the wants of every woman.You will nover feel you have taken pills in using them.Their action in no corinin and officient, wo Iree from griping, that you wonder how they made you feo! better ao quickly.Remeinber drastic pills always harm.They fotensily the evil.The pill that acls as nature acts in the pill that every woman should employ, aad thet pill ia Dr, Hamilteom's.One trial will capvinen yon that Dr.Hamitton's solved the perfoction of pill making in hin famous pth of Mandrake and Butternut.They cure conatina- tion, hendache and.xtomach trouble.They sell all over Cannde, 98c.hox, or five hoxes for R1.60, Look out for mimtitutes.Sent nostpaid to any achiress by N.©.Poleon & co Kingston, Ont.or Hertfordn.mera gg\u201d, Me, ad Mer.F.Fred.Megan.A.Turcotte.7.P.Vullarke: Me.and Men, w N.Cumninsham.D.W.Neilvie.WD, Koseev.nod ©, Piche are among the; Memtranitre who re.sintered at the Chateau yesterday.mms ltt lectfus is de À 0\"'ARANTEES une FOR BLES.Ttehime, Mind.Reading or Protendine Piles, Vou devea\u2019st wil! refund money il PATO OINTMENT Mails to ed purpose of ons is weli-delence wrûd tone of I Lo 90 cles, it.wil sua pig « region simont, overs hare IF THREE YEARS.chiel arteries of: \u201cuve Province.Ver ventocs!.wy place the Quebec \u20ac, Lake Huron \u20ac @ * MEADACHES kid RUSHINO OF BLOOD ve THE! HEAD.sever wag gop THES BABY oi shatstes or 4 Bumooek ¢ >: Boop Bitters OURES BAS.WALTER MANTHORRE, BROOKLYN, B.Sem \u201c11 pullered for three terrible headaches and et became very thin and weak.I tried many different remedies and cossulted doctors, but all in vais until I started to use Burdock Blood Bitters.I had sot taken more thao two botiles whes | began to fee! better, my appetite improved woaderfully and increased rapidly in weight.I took | altogether four bottles and am now as well as can be, for which | owe my thanke te Budock Blood Bitters.I can recommend i 40 all those suffering os I did.\u201d S.J.Shaw Co 13 81.JOHN STREBT \u2014AND\u2014 Comer Monnigin Hill and Netrs Dame Street, otf Prowse\u2019s Steel Ranges, Jewel Ranges, Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers \u2014 AND \u2014 Baby-go-Carts House Furnishings, go dwar.PEER 573.LOWER 44.Telephone : The Dominion Goal Go.(LIMITED, MINBKSANDIHIPPERS .OF.Diminion Steam Coals Sereaned, Run of Mine and Slnok, For particulars apply to GENERAL SALES AGENT, 118 St.James Street, MONTREAL, QUEBEC OFFICE, LOUISE EMBANKMENT, Foot Ramsay Street.J.G.ROBERTSON, ¥ ia Arents LEPHONE uM, DDONWELL'S CITY EXPRESS 26 ANGELE STREET 4350 Is our Dew I e numbez owing to changes made by Bell Telephoue Company, where al oalls for the transferring of Bag nod Parcels, eto,, on Swill * y sttanded bo.Fursieurs sud and Piano Moving a Specially I ai ENGLISH TWEEDS, our you in À to (4 days, 00, blood to my bead.I lost my appetite aad }- Our customers are therefore nef ¥ umsatisfactor, siylen that a \u2014- NEW LOT OF \u2014 RAINCOATS AND UNBRELLAS.DENTS AND FOWNES GLOVES, Holt, Renfrew & Co., Buade Street; Weirioleiiideieie Phe eeleg HR edelefotefdninfoimiiteinelabl SPRING AND SUMMER SUITING, = (CHNIS HARDWARE ; GOMPANYI:° ; $t, Peter Street, Lower Town: reich Fabrique St./j0ppas FOIE Paints, Linseed Oil, 1 Turpentine Brushes \u201c $ Etc, Wig.SOE ai and fy .Supplies of every description B DERS HARDWARE Ar Latest designs sod, Fameus.ActiverStouge and Ranges, McClary\u2019s, and * everything in the way / of Kitchen Utensila; Feather Boas, Chiffon Ruffs \u2014 AND \u2014 Lace Collarsrr frere Wo have a large range of these Fashionabl oC Noveltice, in all the latest styles.They bave been marked at very low Priceser ete | ALY, BALES STRICTLY CASH Pe OSTRICH FEATHER B80A8 in black, white, grey and natural, as $2.44, 98.08, $4.56 $1.90, 35.75, $9.78, $10.50, CHI¥FON RUFFLES in the sewed styles in black, white, black aad white, at $1.95, $1.60, $1.75, 8228, $2.50, $2.95, 83.10, $4.50, $5.50.FEATHER BOAS in white uw ox coque feathers at $1.15, 81, .10, LACE COLLARS, a very exteusive assortment in all the latent styles, for ladies and children, at 35c., d 58e, 680, 750, 88c., 980, $1.19, 025, suis, aie, $1.68, \"81.96, $3.10, $3.65, JADIES' STRAW HATS, trimmed ready to wear, all the newest sha, at 65c., 78c., 85c., 96c., $1.10, $1.48 $1.68, $1.75, \"$1.96, $2.35 92.50.DRESS STUFFS in the latest nowt elties, all new this season, at Gag Gbc., 680, 78c., B8c., 90c., 9e.; GOLF BLOUSES, cnlored kaitied wool, ä the fashionable shades, ob $2.68, 89.75, $2.95, $3.10, $3.98, 0.08, LADIES\u2019 NECKWEAR, fancy «vb lars in silk and wash fabrics, oa 200., 2%., Tic, Me, 300, 3%c., BBe., 48e, 58e, 75c., CANVAS WASH \u2018GOODS, white los grosses and blouses, only 180, 22e, e SERGE DRESSER, navy blwe trime mod, white for children, at 91.30 oe $2.15, $2.68, $3.10, $3.35, $3.58, COTTON DRESBES in colored print and duck, only 680, 72c., 78¢c., 05e, $1.10, 81.30, $1.40, $1.50, $1.75, ne.Lr \u2014 grues SIMONS & MINGUY SUCOESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 FABRIQUE STRBET Telenhone 388.IF THEY'RE FASHIONABLE WE HAVE THEM.IF WE HAVE THEM THEY'RE FASHIONABLE putchases of {i and prie ci © er good tame, out ln SCOTOI TWEEDS, IRISH TWEKDS, ; BLUE AND BLACK SERGES, RAINPROUF CLOTIIS, OELLNETT SHIRTS OXFORD SHIRTS, WHITE SHIRTS; SEEOUR SILK AND SHMERE VESTS FOR SUMMER NEW FI An PPS, DENTS\u2019 2p doves.JOHN OAL TK Pos erFieE Aker I= we rp \u2014 er \"ne ormowrer: qoewwEOTNIE: cove re ue gp\" - CTT wT TTT es ve \"MAY 24, STRAW HATS.or THE FOUR ENGLISH:STRAW HATS OF THE MOST NOBBY AND SMART ENGLISH STYLE JUST# RRIVED AT LAFRANGE & MULLIN, - Tailors and Haberdashers, a=.\u201cMV VALET\" \\ FRONTENHS ELECTRIC LAYHDRY Ere Were Vat Tha be BE KL, WEEK \u2014MavY 23rd bo MATINERS\u2014TCES, WVEL, ROB&RT B.MANLB1L and a Corpetont Compaay in the Foilowiug Repertuire Mon.& Tucs, Ev* and Tuos.Mate.wf A SECRET WARRANT Wed Mut.& ( Tie Faux Sat.kvg.| Ix THE MouNLIGHT.Wed.Evg.\u2014Ttk DAGGER AND THE Chuss Thuraday Evening\u2014MoxBARS, Fri, pre GRAND DOUBLE BIUL À Lkssox IX ACTING, AND sath Mat, \u2018Tna Lapy or Luss.Evenings\u201415, 25, 85, 50, 75 and $1.00 \u2018ednenda: lg Muninecs, Ww y and Saturrin Bh, 1235 ama soe.Hae 15, 25, 85, and 50c.MULFEL OT VELVEE Old Orchard Beach, Maia-.Just the place fur eumeser vacation.Epend Juur vacation at Old Orchard Beacb, Muine, the longest aud widest bench in the world, Excellent beach for automubiles, Heasenabl rate First-clans mesagemest* For lurs address J.Grenorle, Seventh ave, and 56th Street, New York Citymay dusé.tu tht, partieu- COUNTRY 1 BOARD.For the summer months, 5 miles from Quebec; easy access to town liy boat and elec- and awidst Pine \u2018Trees.For particulars apply trie cars, X.Y.Z.care Chronicle.Ta ® eit; Our Viet Service cost One Dollar per ou st, taken for wot less than one year.3 capa te bate te brbata tated useph Alonzo Nutter, Motel AND DYE ORES lo.ROOMS TO LET\u2014SPLENIEU FUR nil roous to at No, 48 8 Louis street.Hot and cold water i \u2018each roow, as well as vlectric pie O'EICE, ROOMS TO RENT IN building now ocmnpiet by The Great Lakes & St.Lawrence Trausportation Co, cor.St.l'aul atreet and Bell's Lane.Apply on tho promisey.OFFICEZ TO LKT\u2014IN THE DEAN 0 Build; ra the 2nd and 3rd oor, rent moderate.Apply to Dame! MoGie & Son, 68 Peter rity LET\u2014THE PINES) , suitable for promin ent, ion or professional busi- neces, alongside Post Office, Court House and Chateau frontenac.Apply to D.Morgem.T°, RENT\u2014TWO TARGE OFFICES.le rooms, in the building of the Quebec Bank, St.Roch.An.,Jon premises, QQFrICES © \u2014 ee etre, le LET\u2014NO.129 à GRANDE LLEF T° hat : A comfortabl modern house at present de by li.B.Patton, Esq.; also No.44 Avenue Ste Genevieve, at present pecu by Rev.Lenox Smith.Apply to Ernest Hamel.10 Dalbousis ntreet, or at St.Louin Hntal FOR SALE.\u2014_\u2014 prano FOR SALFE\u2014A MAUGNIFI- cent cottage piano in perfect order, having cost &350, for «nle a\u2018 lens than half price.Apply to No.7 King street, Se.Ruch's, Quebec.JOOR SALE OKT OK TG LE - Jean, Island of Orleans, n fine wooden house strromied by trees.Clase to beach and wharl, Commun: LOST.ing a fine view of the river.Good ing.v En OSTA SMALL FOX.TERRIER | rare Bonne in Mocr.(un be bad itch, The finder will please re- Chronicle.C turn to Miss Racine, 10 Dorchester street.[OR SALA PUOVERTY SITE.t St LOST = A GULD WATCH, OLD |uuaguy am Acpreduc aient, compris style, key-wind, in the pasture lot on St, Foye Rond, just west of Chawcll Manrise.Th watch was lost in arch while the snow was still deep.The linder will please return it to 150 SL.John street, and be liberally re warded.WANTED.ing a private re.idence and store, Ap ply to Ls.Savarl, notary, 63 Massue street.ee a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 {UR SALE\u2014A SINGLE VICTORIA in first class condition, leather to}.Can ie seen by: npplydomy ito James Murphy, 340 Champlian street, \\ TANTED TO BORROW-85,500 AT 1} per cent, first mortgage on two line properties situated in this city, valued at EILU0G Apply in writing to B.A, L'Evenement office.par rire prit mme WANTED-A SERVANT, to spend the summer in the country, Goad wages to a competent person.Apply to 67 St.Ursule street, es re rer rer I OWER FLAT WANTED-A LOWER 4 flat or small\u2019 house, central local ity, Upper Town.Apply A.B.C., care Chronicleam tram rt WANTED-A SERVANT GIRL, TO como to Lake Beauport.A good enok proferreel.Mrs.V.W.Lallue, 30 St.Ann Streeta arr rt re tea WANTED, D-A GOOD GENERAL SER vant for the summer at dake Beauport.Good wages.Apply te Guspard Jobin, 458 Valier street.en cere?mmr T,EARN TO WRITE ADVERTISE: 4 jronts ; carn $25 to $80 per woek ; information free.Write now to Page.Davis Co, 9 Wahash Avenue, Chicago mar nr mt tem es pm WA NTEP\u2014 LABOKERS, TFAM- sters, men for rock excavation and mechanics, Apply oflice M.D.Davis, Chaudiere Curvepo LEE, A Sa partie WANTED\u2014RELI- uen to represent us in ra city of re ln and aur- rounding district.Good inducanents offered to parties who can write busi mess.Call or counmunicate imm ly, thé Itoyal Victoria Life Insurance oa nd Floor Union Bank Bldg.YACHT FOR SALE\u2014LENGTH 34 fest, beam 11 fect, galvanized a braxs Gttings.Ready to be placed in commission.Apply to Corporation of Vilots, Lower Town.[FURNITURE 10 SELL~FIRST- | ni = \u20ac class furniture, in perfect order, = with the occupation of that 4 flats private hoarding house immediately av a tenan® or a [proprietor ; excellent post for a private hospital also.apply to Mary C.de Champlain, prop- vietor, 35 Couillard ntreot, Upper Town Quebec, eee eee eee eee a FOR SALE\u2014A FIRST CLASS WILliam typewriter, visible writing, and oct order, Will be sold cheap.in perf Apply at Chronicle Office.R SALE OR TO LET-\"BOLB- franc,\u201d That desirable country cesidence on the 8t.Louis Road, aout two miles feum the toll-gate, occupieu until recently by W.M.Dobell, Faq.All modern improvements.Foe pas Uobeil, Becksts & Ov, met ten FOR SALE\u2014TRAT FIRST-OLASS house, No, 10 St, Denis | Avenue, Cape.Apt to Cy.Tessier, Union Bank Ruilding.TE MEN \u2014 $60 per month and expenses, 82.50 or day to reliable men in every locality introducing oue gos, tacking up show cards on trees, fences, along ronds, ond all oconspicuoun places, steady amployment to good, honest, capable we: nb exporience noediul ; rite at once for particular.The pire Medicine Co, Tondon, Ont.TO LAT.pm mate tt 7 Perte \"TO RENT-FOR TWO NONTHS BK- ginning Int July, a fine large furnish house at Charlegpoury West.two inutes walk from Quehoe & Lake t.John ntation._ Apply to Lomer Er Shasif\u2019's offiop, conse nbanasn BUSINESS NOTICES.SLOT- PUNCRING MACHINE \u201cLAW ful,\u201d will earn you $20 to 840 weekly: talking machinca, 845, kind, 819.Rogera Mannfact tyring Co, 147 West Thd atreet, New et ee ert pm tt BINDING \u2014 JFREMTE RICHARD Goneral Birder, _ Raling of all kinds, 108 Mountain Hill.1073, Telephone Slandard tor Givet, Gondtrhœu and Runnings IN 40 HOURS.Cures Kidne) and Bladder Troubles.®) \u201cye Shim = emma jor SALE\u2014A BRUNCHO STAL- io Well broken and bind.In ve condition ans stands Fee \u201814, re high.Suitable for riding or | driving.Also a Mexican saddle, Ap ply to W.M., this cilice.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014 ticulars apply to W, A.Home, care UNION BARK OF CANADA.Dividend No.75.NOTICE is bereby given that a \"rividend v Three and One-half Per Cont upon the Yuid-up Capital Btock of this Bank bas Lean décjared for the current half-year, nod thay the samo will ba payable at the Bank and i hen om and after WEDNESDAY.the PF JUNE next, The Transfer Books will \"be closed from the usy of CROWN STREBE, Lee othe cire dus of May ; The Auvusl Ucneral Meoting af the Shareholders will be hold ut the Enakinz Ilowe in > | this City on MONDAY, the 2th JUNE.Valet V Chair tu Le takoa at noon, ; By order of the Hoard.$1.FOR ONE DOLLAR] sn) month G.1L BALROUR, =} keep your clothes in rat order Quebec, April 5th, 190, Be ESTs * Minor Repairs, Sponging and Pressin; ; Wo call for and deliver tu any part of the [HE QUKBEU B AM.Dividend No, 164.Notion is hereby given that à dividend of three and one half per cent, spon the paid up capital stock of {his inatitution, has been declared for the current half year, and that the same will be payable at its Banking louse in this city, and at its Branches, on and after Wednoedny, the first day of June next, The Trensier from the veventeunth first day sive).Books will be clowed to the thirty of May (both days inclu- The Annual General Mccting of the Shurcholdern will he held ut the Rank on Mowday, the 6th dav of June next.The chair will be taken at three o'clock.Ry order ol tha Directors, TIIONAS NcDOUGALL, General Manager.Quebec, 19th April, 1904.tuksat&Jn6 HOUSE PLANTS.Just received a large culiection, including many varieties, Always on hand the latest in Cnt Flowers.PRICES THE LOWEST, Prompt delivery to Phone Ordees nt BALLER, THE FLORIST, .123 ST.JORN ST, Tel 292 - - - Cor.Uraule St GOOD LIVING ood nervice=bderupulous cleanliness \u2014quiet\u2014central location, Thess are a few of the good points of THE WESTMINSTER $S; VANCOUVER \u2014- Near Matane.on Sunday | : Rveniog, atm mt: BUT FLOATS OFF UNASSIS BB \u2014\u2014ffere\u2014\u2014 $13 SAID TO HAVE RECEIVED NO DAMAGE, AND 18 GN HER WAY TO THIS POLT\u2014SHE HAS A LARGE NUMBER OF PASSENGERS ON BOARD\u2014OTHER ACC) ED-STEAMER TAMPICAN RIVES FROM ANTWERP, ele The Dominion line stusmer Vanegy ver, from Liverpool, with.passengers, and a general cargo, ground half a mile off Matane Light at 5.0 o'clock on Bunday evening during hazy weather.Immediately on receipt of the in loumation yestel lay morsing, tho Dominfon line officials wade arrange: ments to send tha steaimer Lord Strath cona.with the Decessary anpliances fe the assistance of the Vancouver.Stratheona left at onee, but had ot been long gone when news was recciv- ed that the Vancouver had floated of umacuisted at 8.40 aan.A messaye was then sent to Grosse Isle to inter- «ept the Lord Strathcona amd send her back to Quebec, sod she returned to port yesterday afternoon.The Vancouver passed Father Point at 2.30 o'clock vesterday afternoon.and a telegram from that place states that she received no damage In grounding.She has on hoard 250 ye.cond and 415 third class Dassengure and a general cargo.She in due in port this worning.Some years age the Vancouver was one of the favorite passenger and mail stemmers ply- ag between Liverpool and the Ht.Lawrence, hut for rome time past she has lxen = engeged in the passenger business hetween the Moditerrnacan and New York.When formerly running cn the St.Lawrence route she did not escape accident.One ocension she was struck hy a tremendous xen in mid-ocean, when her bridge and chart- room were carried awav and fier con- mander (Captain Lindull) and Quartermanter McLaughlin, who was at the wheel, were lost.Other mendæers of the crew were injured.Khe wax sulmemtrmntiy in collision with the sten- mer Lake Ontario, off Father Poini, when she was badly damaged, her bows being completely eut avas.On this occasion.she wax in charge of Captain Williams.She war repairod in the Wuewe Graving Dock.When the Vancouver Jand« her pax- sengers this morning, she will go into ihe Louise Daxin to Ie examined by divers and surveyed.When she passed Father Point venterday afternoon.the weather was foggy.\u2014 C.P.R.LINE Steamer Tartar wailed from Hong Kong at 12.30 p.m.yesterday, for Van couver.AR- Steanier Empress of Japan It Yokohamu for Vancouver on Friday af ternoon.Superior Cow District of Chreostini, No.1200.Tumina Deubiens, of St.Gedeon, wife common as to property with Fhomes Flzear Lovesque, also nf St.Gedeon, and the said Dame Deshiens, duly authorized for this purpose, Flaintiff, The said Thomas Elsenr Love ues, Codecs, * of Bt.Defendant.An action ol separation as to pro perty has been taken in this cause, on the 10th April, 1904.Uoberval, May 6, 1004.GUSTAVE PERRAULT, Ktiorner Tor for Plaincift.As ARG L LARP The most brithant and-eçonon tal method of lighting, Call and 5e thera a re at the Gas Office; or o reset: tative will call upon requ TELEPHONE 268 % \u2014 THE \u2014 } BH GAS \u2014\u2014\u2014 en MEN AND WOMEN.Use Big Gi for vanatuts! dlerharges,infiammatiol er mécoratione 5h or bo noo, 7 Brageisy er eon w plain minrhe br eupress 81.00 oe à hat \"TN Gu sense papa cargo, arrived ii in port last night and moored in the Louise Basin.She has a considerable quantity of outward cargo to take in at this port.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY Steamer Korona sailed from Demetara for Now York last Saturday.Steamer Trinidad arrived at Bermuda from New York at 7 a.m.last Sunday.SteamerPretoria arrived York froma Bermuda Sumlay.Steamer Fontahwlle arrived at New York from the West lndies at 7 p.m.Inst Sundayat New st 9 an.last Doan\u2019s Kidney Pils.THE VELLKNOWN SPECIFIC FOR Backache, Sideache, Diabetes, Dropsy, Bright's Disease, and all Kidacy oe Bladder troubles, Road of bow owe nly 2 coed by We, Hoo) odie en Pune: Outs ahead of doctor's modicine, He writes: \u20181! have-tried Doan's Kidney Pills and can honestly eay that { sever weed anything better.Î was so bad with my kidneys I could ba raise my.soif up without belp but Doan's Kidsey Pille cored me.a mn of My wife was always complal a lame back, and they air cotes Cour sou was also troubled with by neys and as your us se much good we got Gas try them and they cured him as are far ahead of doctor's Medicine, 1 advise a trial of Doan's Kidney Pills fer all sofferers from kidney trouble.\u201d Price go cta.à or 3 for ail rica so bou, os 3 for $1.09, TOUCHES GROUNDE=: DENTS TO TRE SHIP RECALL- Ye an Father, Mother ws Soa\u2019 we\u2019, ood et\u201d oor ro BE IN VESTIGATED.HA Byd heen instructed the Minister pi ering to hold am investigation i loan of the Turret , ot Tl Paul's Teland as soon ne the adrei wach that place.The Gov steamer Tyrvign left his sgorming wing off the shipwrecked mes.\u2018 \u201c WIBERNIAN rm TOTAT, WKECK.Montreal, May 22\u2014Local agents the Allen stomnahip line bave a notified that mest of the cargo of the wrecked Allan liner Wihernian hes been tramsferred to a number of stew: mers assembled at the wreck a would be saved, though in a d condition.tch from North Sydney ate that the steamer Wass arrived there with eighty heal of cat- and some other of the Mitrrments (rio and reports the Hibernian i is a of wrec grain cargo is umier water and the engine room is fuil.The tom is practically worn out of the ship NOTES, This being Victoria Day the Cust House will he clawed, y wo Steamer Teutonia, Captain Dollimg, having completed car left port at 2 p.m.yesterday for ausisurs.Steamer Stord.Captain Berry, from Port Morien.with a cargô of coal, ar- \u2018be [rived in port yesterday morning, and moored at Crawford's wharf, Steamer Quebec sniled from Havre, on Saturday.with æ gencral cargo for Quebec and Montreal.Steamer Athenia sailed from Glasgow, on Sunday with a general cargo (or Montreal.She is making her first 3rip to the St.Lawrence.PORT OP QUEBEC, Arrived May 23.SS Tampican, Harrison.Amtwerp, MW.M.Macpherson, general cargo.SS Stord, Berry, l'ort Morien, conl.inward 2.30 p.m.Vancouver.Martin n.Cape Magdalen (292)\u2014Cloudy cal ; inward: | Lan.steamer ward 1 p.m.Phoniei Fame Point (32) Cloudy: and calm; jpward > .10 a.m.Danish steamer N.; out- North Shore- Fogyv, strong north- Ruel.LATER.Martin River\u2014-Nordsjernen inward a and a rool.not, tiles.support the roof, but the walls, which are made of paper, and slide down he- tween the beaux and (he platform, raised a foot above the ground, which does duty for n oor.A Japenese house ix generally all on one liner.Awd in the daytime it in all one room ifitis à ninall house.rooms in it depends on the number of bedrooms the owner requires, They j are divided for the night by (aper lehuttors fixed in grooves like the divisions of an old-lashionl work-box, There are no doors or passage.Your bedroom acts an 4 paseage, amd when you want a door you slide back the nearest panel.Two seta of shutters go ronnd the outaide : the inside set are of paper.ve the off chance of the owner uni in for privacy during the day, tide le ave of wood.There ne penty of Japavese houses which, when mented for the night, woukl hardly a van man leaning against an far as having windows made a.too, which is very um-Japanrse.The ordimary ne tive in quite satisfied with the light that filtera through paper.e Japanese love air: unless it is too \u2018old or ten wok the poor Jap takes down tbe whole front of his house in the daytime.If it is too samny he kaugs à big bite or brown curtain in front of it, like the sheet for a megic lantern, with a hog white idengram taking the Place of of the picture, Am ideogram is a Chinese mo.nogramh.rer eee Toronto.Mas 22-There ia à move: de slowly developing to have a Brit i iro Eshibition alow the lines ad the v exh fd held in Toronto ia the vear 1908, Some of tNe Mireetora of the Te i are planning oxton- sive attractions [hr such an event, em.CE Father Point (1537)\u2014Hazy, northeast River (25s)\u2014Cloudy, north- cast ; inward 2.30 pm.Fridtjof Nanaud west ; outward 10 am.Cacouta, non The roof may, or may he covered with enormous purple Crous-beams are added, not to The number of & Ta | Sporting News Lacrosse, ON THE COAST.Says the Vancouver Daily World :\u2014 osse hus never before expermatel she degree of ponularity in Vanvou- Ver that it enjoys this year.The boys of the city have gone crazy on the na- tionni gee.Firms that never carr tacrosse sticks in stock before are carrying them now, and one large buse in this citv, having ordered ten devon for a start, found itrelf wold out wo quick it made its head uwim and i iv sow handling the third large conszn- more, 0 where! are the bark loi baseball clube this aumaser ?Gone and almost forgotten.here are now no fewer than twenty thres regularly organized league teins playing in this citv, and it ir very doubtiul il any rityin the world can make as good a showing in proportion to dope unless it be Win: nipew, + city has a larger number teams and about equais this ho in enthusiasm.Baseball.o 0100000000 : 6 2 New York v010400ÿ0006\u2014 1 7 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE.At New York\u2014 ( Chicago Hughes.Crifliths and B81 Street \u2014 4.50 pan.sad Irving Place NEW YORK ¢ Rosier\u2014{loudy, sonth-east : Kleisow, Allrock and MeFarlane.At- One block East from Union Square ; DOMINION LINE.inv 6 py Savoy towing tug | fondance, 2,500.Umpires, Dwyer and ANE ALSH ener Rowan.from Liverpool, Alpha, , Kingwith a cargo.arrived at l'ort- ° At Philadelphia\u2014 ; rer THE WELLINCTO land on Sundav evening, IGH WATER AT QUEBEC Cleveland .OBANAPIAI #4 à O fret Sean de NEW YORK | The Vancouver passed Grosse Isle BIG M.\u201crm Philabelphie 00300000 3 9 3° Two blocks from Central Park, at 1.20 o'clock this morning, May A.a, Donohue and Beetmis : Waddell and Furopees Plan, Liberal Management, 1.33 8chrick.Umpires, Sheridan and Car- Moderate Rates.LEYLAND LINE.2.40 pente.Attendance, 519.Your patronage is earnestly desired, Steamer Tampican, Captain Harri.|| 34 At_Boston\u2014 A.W.Easen (son, from Antue wp.with a general au Bt.Louis .5.52 Newsrk .000000000\u2014Q 3 © Brockett and Shaw 3 Moriarit Rhea, Cmpires, Gifford and Sullivan.Attendance, 1,464.The Turf UNTARIO JOCKEY CLUR MEET.unusually farge croud for Monday at the races to-lay.\"The cause va the interest taken in the second meet ing of Mackenzie's Warhoop aed Dyment'e Sapper.It was the Breeder's Stakes which brought the 3- -year-olel> together, hut this time there was u considerabile diffemnee in weights, War whoop carried 122, as compared with 106 pounds om Saturday and tm King's Plater with a penalty of 5 fous carried 121 as compared with 03 on Saturday.\u2018The distance wa: one-eighth shorter, and the track was very slow.Sapper led for the lina threcaquertera of n mile and thon Warwhoop came up and won csaîly.Nimplate, Heather Jack third and Sapper a poor fourth, The other feature o* the day was the defeat of | Cobonr in the first race.tobourg starie favorite at 19 to 2.but finished thir\u2019 being beaten hy Condon, an IR to shot, with Rilver ream, a 4 to | shot.second.The following ix a summary :\u2014 Firat racc.\u2014Roun purse, for thea: vear-olda and upreards with $400 add od.five aml à half furlonge-Condon.Ist; Silver Dream, 2nd; Cobourg, Int.Also rane Cloten, Gold Cockade, Devenabvire, Hopedale, Red Seal.Second race.\u2014Coranation stakes for two-year-olds, foaled in Canada, awrepatakes, 830 added, hall mile.- Caper Sauer, Int; Rhino.Ind: Tee: ton, Ard.Time, 0), Also ran -Nam- pen, Panny Bloom, Stork Exchange.Flying Mover, Third race\u2014Falmouth puese, selling, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (Contiined «a Fourth Page).Called to allow New York team to New York .AA00A2ANG 9 © 2 1041 208100 6 111 Maguire : Toronte, May 23.\u2014 \u2018There was ar | ble Dick wan second, ar in the King's | ON-TE; GREEN OR BLACK Has that deliciously rich, creamy flavor and full body so much appreciated by every lover of tea.Unquestioned merit accounts for dous success of Ceylon Tea.Por Sale by All Pirst-class Grocersfor the tremeu- AUDITORIUM CAFE Mesa à la carte at amdesto after Lhe closing of the , commencing May 7th, Sve dock ry dr, comme eas % days, Special arrsagempnt for manth or qpek boarsern, Price for Dismery 12 tickets For $16, 8 $10, ss for nzem | for one doun break! renk fast prie from 7 am.Lill 1 Lench 12 to 230 pm.Diucer 8 Lill £30 pan om Liquors, Cigars, and Cigareiles, of at moderate prices hy nt cow open temporarily in coup of lo Kooms, F.Paput & : Edgar Cloutier, PROPRIETORS rt EEE \u2018AT STUD\u201d Rough Coated Collie \u2014* SHENANGO PRINCE\" Registered No.61.972 Foe $10.00.\u2014 A large handsome salle and white collie with .long slim head, osxtra «small ears, carried well and eet high on top of heal; extra good vost, body, legs and fert ; a litter brother to Dorothy C., winner of first, New Het ver Sehr.rinse, Belaoger, Trois Pis NATIONAL LEAGUE.York, 1900.Prince is hy Lord Tweedtoles, lumber, At Cincinnati\u2014 mouth (ch.Ormskirk Fmersld, ch.\" CLFARED.R.H.K, | Barwell Mystery) out of Grace G., Cincinnati .300 100 HOx\u2014 5 5 0 (sister to pence ct and Wels: 88 Teutonia, Dolling, Hamburg, W.|p4: 1 baum Chiel ith winners) hy me rez ie Rens, Wh 180 SReS À à ime ES den ey S88 Br , e, Dublin, else SX rs and specials in Englan old Kennedy cor va Harshall.1 wmpire, Zimner.Attend-{ jen only 10 en old ; ex.by ch.Schr.Aristile, Helanger, Trois Pisto- | 1200 \u20ac ; Ruffard Ormand; ex by ch.Selton les, general cargo.At St.Louis\u2014 Hero, ete.Nadine, Perron, Ouwego.bal-| St.Louis .1310000004 § 0] Puppies and registered brood las Brooklyn .000100006\u2014 7 13 & | hitches for sale at a low figure con- Barge \"ititda, Leboeul, Oswego, bal: | Dunlevy and Mclean: Poole and | sidering quality, &e.last.Bergen.l'mpire, Moran.Attendance, ALFRED MARTINETTE, \u2014\u2014 2,700.SIGNAL SERVICE.we Proprietor of Beauce Kennels.Quebce, May 23 1901, | Ah Chicago St, George East, Besuce Co., Quebec, m May 4x AUCTION SALE.In the matter of F.GOURDEAU & CIE ; LL Nt Insolvents catch train.Weimer and O'Neil : Ma- pote arts ire that on FRIDAY, thewson nad Bowerman.Umpires, Isrd June, 190f, at 11 AM.will he sold by Emslic and Jubnstond.Attendance.[Public Auction'at my Office, 248 Bt.J 5,100.tire se Hoch's, the two following propet- At Dit ber twelve bundred and thirty-eight Pittsburg .002087300 x\u20149 10 2 ot emer use bende for the parish of Boston .sur 0e pos o\u2014 0?o Juoques Cartier, ia the Ci of Quebec, situated Phillipe and Phelps : Fisher and | on the north side of St.Valier street, w rast; Uentecost\u2014Inward 6.90 am.Baers no à buildings thereon construct cumstances St.Lawrence.Noun.Unpirez O'Day.AU nos | pd ies, subject = ä coustituted Low Point (380)\u2014Raining : south-[ 77 rent of Sve dollars and twenty-five cents.rate of five per cent on a capital of noe hundred and four dollars and pinety cents ($104.90) payshle to tue Jesuits estate.2nd Lot sumber pine bundred aud forty- seven (947) of the plan and book of reference of the official cedestre of the parish of St Sauveur, situated corner of Bagot and Doroche or streets with houses, buillings thereon come structed, circumstances and dependencies.Subject to an annual constituted reed of twelve dollars ($1200) at the rate of five per oent on a capital of two hundred snd forty dollars ($240.00) payable to Gaspard MN, snd Roch Boissesu or their representatives on the th of September of esch year, Also snhject to the obligation of the um expired term of the five year deed in favor of Givguite De Blois from tia first May, (190%) Bath thesa propertirn may be seem dally from Bow Lo the date of male.06041014 21 1 Saturday Borton | .IWA-YOM ONÉH\u2014 1 D d| Coaditioe of payment Cash.Sunday.\u2026 \u2026 Glade and Sugden: Young and| For further information apply to tbe curator MOON PHASES.Criger.Umpire, Connolly.Attends GEO.DARVEAU, ce Full moon, Sunday, 29th, 8.54 p.m.ance, 5,61.OFFICE :\u2014216 St, Joseph street, Quetes mers Ac Washingeton\u2014 LS.DESCHENEX, TO EUROPE ANI OTHER TRANS.[Washington 10000021 x\u20144 70 1 tiaeer, ATLANTIC TRIPS.Prirot .\u2026 lANONMIAG- 2 9 2 May and dune reservation going Jacabman.Patten and Drill # Donovery fast.Now is the time to book.wan num Buelow, mre.Lough: SHE Bi A J.AXHRN 30.§0.J.Hone, jr., General Steamship EAST 'ERN LEAGUE Agent, C.P.lt.opposite l'ost Uffice.At R beat 1 AR ae At the Residence of the late Mrs.J.20,21,24,36,28.ochester\u2014 | F.Turnbull, Cleremont, St.Louis Jersey City 021020000\u2014 a 12 6 Road.A JAPANESE HOUSE.Rochester .gansinnzi 7 2 2 \u201c .; ann an om : Fertchis.Kane Dos, Ho.mrs Things | and Wath Cares Hacked.Aico Weduesday, 25th Mayance, .About Japan.\u201d \u201cis the simplest thing At Bulialo\u2014 The whole of the {valuable and It consists of a post at each cornur |Bufalo.0D00ÿ0100\u20141 2 2 [rare Makogany and other Furniure and effects.Kreighoff and 0 | und other valuable Paintings and \u20acEngraviags.China.Persian and sther oriental Rugs Comprisag = HALL Marble top ctoyne with \u2018aieror ; Brussels carpet, ball chairs) wrnxs oyux table, heads and horns, vanes.DINING ROOM\u2014Turkish rug, ma- wogany table, two mahogeny dide- wards beautifully carved, with mir- urs; mahogany dual waiter, many overanantle, lrather coversd a nd chairs, dinne or kets, cul glass, iy China sala and punch bowl (very are); Candalabra, bronze clocks and rnamemtr, real lace curtains, dish overs, large sulvers and entre clishes.PARLOR-\u2014Goeil velyet pile carpet, alaid China cabinets, mirrors, oil saintings by Arcighoff and other art- sta, fancy chairs and (ablos, bronres, lush table covers, very old China, \u201cardinieres, piano.LIBRARY\u2014Handsowe desk, 100k arce, books, Brusscls carpeting, lace -urtaine.© LANDING\u2014Bruasels carpeling, hunt.ng pictures, old English clock, military chest of drawers, fur rugs, BEDROOMS\u2014B.W.wardrobes and nirrors ; bedroom wuiten, toiletware, halt waitresses, putlows, blankets, linen, couches, nil French engravings, hrass bedatcads.The Farming and Stable Ootfit, com rising Horee, Bo-tch and other Carts, oughe, Sleighe, Hay Rake, Basket (\u2018ar Suge and other Farming and Gar-len Poser] + The whole on view Monday = end Tuesday, Xird and Hh, from 10 ta 4 o'clock.fale Wednesday.the 35th May, at 10 o'clock, | L A, 4, MANHAM & OC, it \u2018 + 3 \u201cre, Sunshine Furnace \u2014burns coal, coke or wood with equal facility.Flues, grates, fire-pot and feed-doors, are specially constructed to burn any kind of fuel, and a special wood grate is always supplied.Sold by all onterprising dealers.Write for booklet.M For f t pesgage Cuvard Siemens Ce To, Bhar way, New York, oc 126 State street, \u201c Pa 8B, STOCKING, .goupqu Sir DOMINION LINE P:ssenger ger Eailings.Weekly Sulllngs to Liv.erpool.ce rat Dominion.June 11 June 3 gi FREIGHT SAILINGS EYLANDL, Alexandrian ute 3 ND LINE: (NON ANTWERP Mexican.June 25 Visa.+ Joly 36 Bunks Mer ras AMERICAN LINE (i™ [Emini PLYMOUTH GR BOURG\u2014BOUTLL sus Salling SATURDAYS at 9.30 0.ma.Germano a | Be Pao dum res \u2014 ee | Btaseage.ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE For tacther NAW YORK\u2014LONDON DIRECT.May 28, 92.monks ., .\u2026\u2026.June & 10am, Only tira clams passengers carried.-_\u2014 A RED STAR LINE.NEW YORE\u2014ANTWERF\u2014PARIS, Galling SATURDAYS at 10.80 um.Finland.May | Broouland.June 11 Vador! od.Juno 4 | Zeeland.J \" WHITM sT4R L LINE 8 Belfs Acourdiug to steamer and location of berth, Glasgow service re 4 | Southwark\u201d June 18 Second 5015.TS CHRONICLE.À ALLAN LINE.Royal Mail St Steamahips.ESTABLISHED 12 SUMMER SERVICE.Liverpool Service Fr Montreal and Quebec to Livetpout $73.80 \"are Led 2 Liverpool,\u201d \u2018London, Londoaderry, OF GHiBSHOW 2000 uen.$26.00 RAILWAY COM Frs aiegow | Bteamenipa Mon eat toiles qu sr AE i - Emad » Corntalen.4 Juma (Sardisien a + RATES OF PASSAGE \u201c Cabin.0 .00 | stagnation.MHasgow and Mew York Serviceex \u201c| country and newly confirmed by \u2014 SPOOK AND BORE-BEHK INS WVESTRENT S SECURES, Private Wire to Mon Montreal and New York, 93 ST, PETER STREET.PHONE { 2 comm \u2014\u2014 NEW YORK STOCK MARKYFT, The following letiet is supplied by the firm of Neuville Bellas & Co, stock brokers, 83 St.Peter street, Phones 846 and 1324 :\u2014 New York, May 23\u2014Wall street started the new week with & continuation of thy brisk upward movement which started on Saturday as a result of a sense of relief over the turn in the tide ol.the svemingly endless extdanion of the already huge loan expanvion.The traders entened ously into the movoamnt, in w oh they saw a promise of retiof from the prolonged deadlock in the market and the Jocelysis of their usual weans of livelihood.But by the end of the firsy hour there was an abrupt halt in the riving movement of prices and a sudden relapse into the recent send- During the fiest _ hour 11,000 whares changed hands.During the second hour the auyregate deal ings reached only 20,000 shares.The dashed speculative spirit was due Lo the realization of some beavy require- men(s still apparent in the money market which oright have necessitated last week's loan contraction and also to the background of a general business contraction going on in the the usual weekly summaries of conditions.The «ge was taken off the demand in this way and prices made practically no progress after the first hour, during which more than half the] $38.00 | duy\u2019s Business was done.In the final y ALLANS, RAE & C0, Agonta, CANADIAN PACIFIC PANY, TLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINE .Mealraal, Quebac and Liverpes!.SUMMER SAILINGS.From NEW YORK to LIVE&APOOL, From Liverpool.Steamer | From Quebec Wednesdays, from Plors 48 and 40, NR May 10 10 Yakc Manitoba May 26 - May 25, 10 ame Lake June 9 May 27, 4 pm- Lake Erie \u201c 3 June L 8 ame i lake Manjtoba \u201c 3 \u2026June 8 Va Lake Champlain July M BOSTON tu LIVERPOOL, Oostis.Juse;3 | Hepublic.June 9 BOB ION to MEDII EREANEAN Fruit May 28 | Canopis., .July 3 ees uO 18 | Romane.Suis 80 ae Cia f - ing to cas, rom $35 and upwarda, socord BaCoND CLABS, and to wieanier on and location, * AMIRD Clas, $28 and upwards, scoerding For passenger and freight rates, berthing accommodation and freight space apply to .M.MACPHERSON, No, 5X Dalkaueis street, Quebec Steamship Company LIMITED.da York, Bermuda and West Ladies Royal Kail Lines.Selling frem Pler 47 North River New York For BERMUDA : ms PRETORIA, Thursday, 26th May, a TRINIDAD, Saturday, 4th June at 10 am, FOR Suet ii ak Croix, ation aadaionpe; Hanileee hv tes Barhadoes end Demerara.88 FONTABELLE, Wednesday, Ist June, at pu.St.Lawrence Line The Twin Surew Iron 88 OAMPANA SOC tons, is intended to rail from Quebec | From Quebec 8 nm.stoppi FRIDAY, 27th MAY, for Father Point, Gaspe Basin, Mal Bay, Parce.Cape merside, Charlottetown and Rictou, Has excellent accommodation for pas : MEReTS.Shippers are requested to port Tr destination in full on al packages, te avoid mistakes in jandter.i To book Freight farther informat Round tri Oxu War On Soon the sleame: Gove, Grand River, Sum-| rn between Quebec and Berthier ao as ta sive be residents of this city an opportunity of breathing the fine air on (ha river.steamer will leave Quebec at 3 p.m.spd re- the | turn 9.30 pw.STEAMME FRONIENAC.DIRECT FREIGHT SERVICK Quisbec to London, Bristol and Antwerp, ht or Passage, and for all .apply to Jules Hone, Jr, City Passenger and rereht Agent, Buade 8t., $37.50 upwards, eccord- | Opposite Post Office, or 48 Dalbousio strest.Viotoria Day.|v re.tickets will be sold at Lows | Penns.1RST-CLASS FARE on May a1st, 2and and 23rd.i Cos Good to retara on cr before May Stb.B.C.WURTELE, Acting Agent\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | Be) STEAMER CHAMPION.CAPT.EUG.FORTIN.From St, Laurent.From Quebec.SATURDAYS From Merthier\u2026 From St Jesnta St.Jean.Csrgo wiil be receiv d at Napoleon] frrum 8t.Romuald.Wharf on sailing day, between 8 and 15am.For further information a apply Sma, Bovretacy AE OUTEBBRIDOR au Oo., Aa roedwsy, New York, Oe to Ticket es a pe, Louis Btreet, J, Hous, | leave at 4.45 A.On and after the 4th May, weather and c ir | Union Pacific cumstances pers itting, the steamer Champion] United Stealot will run as follows : nt énd of Island 5.30 pa.Champion will From Quebec.6.00 A.M.0 AM.Mn où P.M, 400 6.16 bu er ors Tuesdays and | Bsturdays steamer will 8.00 AM.130 P.M.330 P.M, 8.16 P.M, Jo, 14 Bande street, SUNDAYS.May , 1901, 1213 PA.NOTICE.5.30 P.M.Je horeby given that the pice at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is rub - , ae well as the other decp wator pier that was there up to, last nter Tt the end of the Long Whort.An position of the Pior at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is, as i and bh! flat bus A a bite.gh night, and | Satorday excepted.jon of the\" deep water icf a Fron tho Island.From Quebeckon at (de of tho \"Lung Whar 630- A.M.6.00 AM.in a nucalg t \u2018line\u2019 with ths 6.45 AM.7.90 AM.t oy an a nd about fect to 8.16 AM.09.16 A.M, .wost thereol 10.00, A.M.11.50 A.M.Cap Rouge Whert and Pier Co.ory 200 EM.N.51.000, 8.30 P.M.8.16 PM, à nager.ON PRIDAYS & BATURDAYS Fr Taland.From Quebec.Dr.i 'Laroque,| \"x\" u.0.00 AM.L.D.S.D.D.S.6.46 AM, x pat AM, 0d ON BUNDA LÉ ar 1 PETRA © pn Tadand, From Quebec CORNER [OF \u2014 1.30 P.M.1.40 P.M., 15 PM.2.30 P.M.St, Jooaph & 37 Church 84, Quebec | Bm PM 400 PM.Private Basidonce 260 Danfossaa ve) 7.50 P.M.Ly .CAPT.DESROCHERS \u2014 tr SL'EAMRER ORL: ANY CAPT.GG.BBD! On and after the 23rd May, weather and circumstances permitting Steamer Orleans will run as follows ; Friday and ARD dealings prices xageed off on offerings hy disappointed holders and the closing was easy and dull.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 fly Bruneau & Dupuis, Stock Brokers, 81 St.I'oter strect, over their Private wire from Lounsbery & Co.New York.Bult & Obl.coca \u201c Ti Bat reat Van CE CPR 17 iH .?.5 603 \u2026 381! Ales Coprs 3 a si Be: Rrie G Lis 43 it ii Ont & Western.Pao.Mail, Peoples Von Paciés United Steel CAB TORE Bears the Re Kind You Have min Boge Bigantare « OV, NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.Jacob Berry & Co., Wired to J.A.Aubert, Droker, 86 St.Peter \u2018Ht.New York, May 23 -The stock mar.kev closed higher than it did on Saturduy and substantially bigher at that.Treacling vas active during the vtitire session and the rise was in progress almost uninterruptedly.The money situation looks bottes for the srusent, the banks having guined cavily on the payment of the last treasury warrant by the Government.Kachange rates, both foreign and do- weatic were increaxiogly favorable to New York.It looks as' though there is à fair chance of a further loan reduction hy the hanks this week and guki engagements for export to-day have amounted to only one million dollars.Better crop reports from the west influenced good buying of grang- or stocks, but the rise was general and extended into the loral tractiona, Fantern railway and steel issues.1.H.Rteel pid., was the main feature of the day's trading.The signs of the day nil point to 6 higher markot.Wheat was a little reactionary mainly on realizing.Tt onght te he hought ue think on this recession.Other departinents of the grain market were firm.ee rame sem IN EVERY DRUG STORE (gly mere, lasting cures and satisfactory, resulta could place Putnam's Corn Fxtractor =o far in the toad.By warts too.Nearilie Belleau leautC \u201c|W.Melimont & Son, 1 Lie, 4 de.to 6, Cusing it you get the best going.Curss pe.CAN: = SALE- Ij \u201cShe Teter of of TH.RIZNN, of County, \u2018merchant, .insolyent, \"Notice ia oceby given that on Wednesday, \u2018the 95th day of May, 1904, at 9 o'clock p.m., will be sold by blio auetion at the office of the un- Seruigned, at No 111 Mountain Hill, Quebec, the assets of this estate as follows :\u2014 (a) Gaueral stock in trad.81.20.13 Broce.fixtures .49.00 $1,286.98 {bh} Book debts as per list .$1,349.28 The \u2018sale will be \u201cnade at so much tn\u201d the dollar.\u2018Phe inventory and list of book debte onn be seen at our-office.Tho stock can ho examined on Friday, the 20th day of May instant, or at any time before the uals on applying to Mr.Auguste Beaudry, advocate, at Perce, Terms : CASH.LEFAIVRE & TASCHERFAU, Joint Curators.Now À ddrees : 111 Mountain mi, Cuahee, may.11]13,16.18,20,99,21.95 - QUÉBEC SYOCK MARKET, Asked Bid Quebec Bunk, xd., 1274 134 Union Bank.130 127 Banque Nationale .106, 144 Canadian Pacitie \u2026 adt74 117 Rich.& Ont.Nav.Vo.sa 66 Montreal H.L, & P.Co.71 7 Quchoc RT.& P.Co.11 12) Quebec R., L.& P, Co.pid 100 98 Quebec Gus Co.\u2026 \u2026 \u2026.115 I Quebec Stoaywhip Co.18 107 Montmorency Cottos Co.#0 \u2014 Vontmoreney Cotton Co.Bonds mr rer VOTATIONS led by Theo.Ha: Broker, 00e Dathousle Berast.ui CHICAGO MARKET.op High Low- Closet ing Wheat- 082 = \"i.st 87} a sy 47 a 472 4sj 472 46j su 471 47 41} +04 40 3s 3, © 8 10 9 11,1210.87 11.07 PT 1.30 July 80 13.12 12 65 12 96 5.- 32.36 13.60 12.28 1X 46 Sept.\u2026 Up 36 11 28 DA.46 LL 26 IMPORTS, Per su.Mungarian, Wallace, from London\u2014-32 pkgs 10 order, 20 cases Lu A.B.Dupuis, À box to Miss levine, 2 cases ro H.G.Goodday, 30 pkgs to Whitehead & Turner, 10 cases to Ordnance Officer, 9 do, to Chinje Hard: -{ ware Co, ?do.to Langlois & Para- \u201cdin, 3 do.to 1, J.Moore, 17 do.to G.C, Seott, 4 dn.to G.KR.Waters, 2 do.to Major W.Woodler ss.Parisian, Brues, from Liverpoul 428 .pkgs to Chinic Harware Co, 38 do.to Canadian Express, 21 do.to Dominion Exprews, 2 do.to 1 do.to Glover Fry & Co, 50 do.to J.Bouchard & Co, 150 do.to J.Simard, 149 do.to 5 Logare & Brochu, 100 do.to White head & Turner, 1 dn.to order, 2 do.to Quebec \u2018Clothing Co, 1 do.to F.\u201c| Simard & Co, 3 do.to Victor Mfg.& Lo Co, 6 do.\u201cto Thibaudeau, Frero Scott, 2 do.N.Belleau & Co, 10 do.to Mc- Cai Shehyn & Co, L da.to J.I.Laliberte, 13 do.to 1.Paquet, 11 do to Ganvreau, Beaudry & Co.4 do.*|to Frank & Bryce, 20 do.to FH.Beautey, 11 do.to Director of Seminary, 3 do.to Langlois & Paradis, 30 do.to order.15 do to C.8.Riv erin.1 do to E.Larue, 170 do to JT.Baillargeon, 3 do to W.M.Macpher gon, 1 do.to JJ.U.Gregory.Per nx.lake Manitoba, Murray.Viverponl-2 crates to A.Falarx, to Domi on Fapress, 3 3 da to W.©, Heott, 5 do to A.W, Collev, 3 do to order, 2.d0 (0 N, Hanne.WE dde te N, Rioux & Co, 1 do to J.8, C'ansidy & Co, L do Lo 1.I.Late lippe.CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bough, | se Bears the A, a Leu Signature of ¢ - .\u2014_ NEW YOUK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, May 23-Flour recipls, 12,127 barrels ; exports, 7,065 _ barrels.Firmly held, but dull.Wheat receipts, 23,000 bushels.Saot, firm.Options opened stronger, closing ane- eighth to one-quarter cent net lower.Corn\u2019 receipts, 4,450 bushels.Spot, ensy al first an fine weather, rallying late with the west.The clone was one cighth to nne-quarter cent higher.Ontn recelpis, 148,500 hushels.= Spot, steady.Rosin, steady, Mulasaca, firm.Pig iron, quiet, Copper steady.ON THIS CONTINENT | Jrad, quiet.Tin, quiet.Coffer, spot, \u2014\u2014 Rio.quiet.Sugar, raw, firm ; relin- You will ind a fresh sfock of the] od, firm.well known Putnam's Painless Com ; Extractor.In use since the carly] Toronto.May M The GTR.ofi- nixtion, enjoying a larger sale thon [cialis picked wp onthe scene of a recent the combined output of all similar [accident near Welland, à plastre montd articles, Prinam's is certainly the [with some evil smelling compost peoples favorite.within it.Thinking it might be a homb thev sept it here to Prof, fhnt.tleworth for analysis.The compound turned ont to be rosin, amt the eupe fied h wae Chinese medicino (oem.\u2018 diseoverad to be a (fy TUESDAY MAY 24, 1904, AUCTION SALE.(roger op on 4 veut.Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, 25th May.IX 1904, at 11 A.M., I will proceed to the sale by auction of the as sous of the the estate as follows : A.\u20148tock of Groceries.Ceres ol, 638.65 Store Furniture, .\u2026 39385 Tr B\u2014 Book dite, according to 1.098 s ©.Bi rennes té à 1,888.es).[OT 218.00 Toe lo will be for each item separately.The inventory and list of book debte may be seen at uy office.\u2018The Stock can be examined at the Insolvessts store, at Limoilou, on Thursday, 2ith May instant.Conditions of payment \u2014Cash.The sale will take place at my office, Ul Dalhousie street, Lower Town, Que- V.E.PARADIS, Sy ndio.Office: 44 Dalhousie street, Ticheliou Co.'s Building, Quebec, May Ith, 1904, A.8.DUPUIS, ART SRUNFAU BRUNEAU & DUPUIS, STOCK BROKERS, MENBRRS OF THE MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Quebec, 123 St.Peter Street.Montreal, 84 Francis Xavier Et.CORRESPONDENT And Private Wire with Chas Head & Co., 77 Stata 8t., Boston, McDOUGALL & CGWANS STOCK BROKERS, 81-PETKR STREET\u201481 Members Montreal Stock Éxchanve.New York Correspondents : \u2014 Edwerd Sweet & Co.Private Wire to Montreal and New York.B.H, REID, Phone 246 Quebec Manager ITEMS OF INTEREST\" DID YOU SEE?The colored shirts, over 1,200 dozen of which will be on sale at Faguy, Lopinay & Frere.licet come will be first served.mr erase ren .Toronto, May 3.\u2014 Over 300 brick- makers employed in cleven different yards, went on strike this morning.They ask the recognition of their union gnd nothing more, There is no «question of wages, these amount to from 82.3 to 82,75 pec duy and the men are paid by piccenork the laborers receive 20 cents an hour.= ie pm eee Levers YZ \u2018eo Head Disinfectant Soap Powsleris bett& \\an other soap powders anit alsoacts as~ isinfoclant \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 SEASIDE EXCURSIONS.Fumilies going to the seaside can obtain commutation return tickets at single fare by the R.& U.Nav.Coto les Ehoukements, Ste.Jrence, Murray Bay, Cap a I'Aigle, liver du Loup aml Tadowsae, ¥.8.Stocking, Agent, 32 Louis street.J uh Kingston, Ont., May 23.\u2014 The Canaslinn Fice Insurance Association has issued notification to the effect that fifty cents urist be added to all mercantile, and especially rated rvicks in the congrsted portions of Kingston, This extrg does not include the 81.50 previously added and with thin will make an advance of 65 cents on the prerent existing rates.\u2018Thus a rate of 32 will become 265.TOUR 1 FOR than I gr ary fonn of itehing a Charen Uintme.it.in rertam and ate:luie cue for each lacing ued pea\u2019 roc Ling pile \u2018he mantfacturess have evsreutesd if, Sectes laits rec ar \u201che et neigh to Yom enn io it and sot rour money hack Tr ob env.fe box, at «ll dentors or KiiMarson,Hatrs & Cu, Toronto, Dr, Chase'*s Ointment \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DRUNKENNES® CAIRED IN A FEW DAYS.Specifio, sany and agreeable to take.Treatment at domicile if required, Apply to lr.Mackay, Belmont Re treat, Be.Foy Road, efereneee Tov.Mr.Francois Pelle Quebas » Telephone 430, Oe MONTREAL STOCK REVIEW.Montreal, May 23 There was ne meeting of the Stock Exchange = te- day (Empire Day).orme rar CALL AND SEK Our fine assortisent of wall papers an! the fairness.of their prices.MARCEHAU & CIE, 188 Joseph street.Tel.2580, eds15 Mee fret For the convenience of city families wishing i to move early to Summer Resorts aleng the ACF & pra eut ohn Railwa He traîn lerve Renee datly Nera Sanday.at 5.20 p.1n A train leaves Quebec daily exce| cp at [ 30 pm.for one A rain eaves Quebec at 1.43 Chea Head & Cou.17 Broad 8t., New York | \u2014 > RAiLWAar ZAR EL VICTORIA DAY.REDUCED FARES \u2014T0\u2014 SHERBROOKS, MONTREAL, OTTAWA TORONTO, HAMILTON, LONDON, and al! other points is Canadas AND BE TURN AT SINGLE rins=