The Quebec chronicle, 13 mai 1905, samedi 13 mai 1905

[" not enough to relieve the pressing ne- ec pro = The Weather.à Pe Lower St.Lawrenée and Gait\u2014 À i Easterly winds, partly fair.About À LE seme temperature.Showers.~The Quebec: EE \u201c.4 = 4 > ; ESTABLISHED 1764.\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC, SATURDAY, MAY 13, «The Saled \u2014 Ah! That is the poict decisive of a dinner.Balad excellent \u2014 Dioner charming.Permit me advise.The salad is French.«om Do not make the experiments.* Bay to « good , \u2018Send me that Salad Trio, the Olive Oil, the Grape Salad Vinegar, the Prepared Mastard sll with the Alphonse Ploard label, and the small Cresca trademark that autess the perfect \\ combination., I who speak, know.\u2019 A wy _ Reiss & Brady,\\ Imporurs of the World's Dellcacles, New York snd Bardoaux.Alphonse Pinard, SELECTED SPANISH OLIVES PACKED IN 19 20 and 36 ox.Pots.| -Cresca-Figs, IN BASKET AND BOTTLE.A.GRENIER, 94 & 96 John Street, THE PITH OF THE TERRIBLE TORMOS Death List at Snyder, Ok, © Still Growing WOW REACHES ABOUT 125 Twenty to Forty People Killed Outside the Town\u2014Four Hundred Persons Injured.Snyder, Ok., May 13.\u2014 All est- mates of the number of killed by Wedwesday night's mado in Snyder and Sts vicinity make the total at least one hundred and twenty-five persons.The tornado travelled thirty-five miles, cutting a path from a mile to à half mile wide.The farm bouses m this path were demolished and the oecu- penta killed or injured.| Katimates of Abe number killed outside of Enyder from twenty-five to forty.More than one hundred laborers brought by the St.Louis and San Francisco Mailroad Company, together with a big force of volunteers, began movmg and burning debris to-day.\u2018Iwo men dead aman.barely alive were found in cars.beat! been there since Wedneuday night at es o'clock, at Which time every \u20ac im town \u2026Btopped.About four bundred persons were 1n- jured, most of \u2018them suffering only slight bruises.Forty-five are 7 hoapital treatment.Un ae count lack of accommodations the severely wounded are being taken to larger towns.The relief commrttes is thoroughly oeganiged and working.The hospitat arrangements are some what incomplete, \u2018The following, appeal for aid has been issued, by the local relief committees: \u2018lo the people of the United Staten: \u2018This place was almost totally obliterated by a cyclone on the evening of May 10.\u2018I'he people \u201chese are dividmg their all, but have ceasity.Neighboring towns are er- ously supplying un with hospital supplies and food.Fully three fund-eA families have Gren ruined by the storm; fifteen bundred people are more or less dependent on the will of the ly mclmed to tide them over the present distress.Mone: is u tly needed, Property loss, includmg crops, stock, homes and other property will reach over a half million dollars with a portion of the stricken district yet to be heard from.Almost continuous rains since the cyclone have rendered many of the roads impess- The striken people have helped the less fortunate to the extent of 8500 in cash, besides dividing food, provisions and clothing with those who loat their all.In view of these eircumstances we ask assistance {rom the American people.\u201d DEATH LIST NOW NUMBEYS 22.Harrisburg, Pa., May 12.\u2014Two more victims of the wreck of the Cleveland and Cincinnati Express on the Pennay- Ivania Railroad at South Harrisburg esterday morning, died to-day, bring- the total number of victims to 2.Two others are in a critical condition, Sixteen of the dead have been identified.The bodies of the others are #0 horribly charred and burned that it is doubtful if they will ever be positively identified.Samuel Shubert, the New York theatfical manager, died this morning at the Commonwealth Hotel, anr- rounded by members of hie family and business associates.His hody was taken to New York this afternoon in a special car furnished by the Pennay- Ivania Railroad Company.Funeral services will be hell next Monday in New York.The body will be held in a vault until the arrival of Lee Shubert, a brother now in Europe.Mr.Shubert\u2019s attorney, Wm.Klein, and Abe Thalheimer, one of his managers, who were alno injured in the wreck, returned to New York with the GOSSIP OF CAPITAL Political Rumors-Honor to Col, Anderson-A \u2019 Lucky Conductor.Ottaws, Ont., May 12.\u2014Accordipg to siderable pressure is being brought to bear on Mr.\u2019 Ralph Smith, M.P., to quit Federal politice and become assistant leader of the Provincial Liberals in British Columbia.The inducement being an important portlolio when the treasury benches are reached.The seat for Nr.Smith would be found in the one he now sita for in the Commons, Naniamo, it being held in the Legisstories going in political circles con- | NAN PATTERSON IS Closing Incidents in a Famous Case.BY THOUSANDS CHEERED As She Left the Tombs and Was Driven Away Accompanied by Her Friends.New York, May 12\u2014Alter more than 11 months in prison and three ms- trinls on the charge of murdering Caesar Young, Nan Pattersun wulkea from the Towbs to-day a free woman.As she left the building, which bas be:n her home since à tew days after Young was found lying in a cub in lower New York, two thousand persons grested her with cheers, for the news that District Autorney -Jerome would move her dismissal from cus tody had spread rapidly, but the accused girl had but a few seconds to see and hear the demonstration before she waz whisked away in a car- | riage with her lawyer, Abraham levy.| The move to discharge Nan Patterson came rather uneupectedly to the publie.It was an hour or more belore noon when District Attorney Jerome appeared before Recorder Goff in spe- vial sessions amd announced that desiri to move the discharge of the former chorus girl on her own recug- vizances.Not the least interesting of i the day # events was the reumon In frexlom of the former Florodors girl with her sister, Mrs.J.Morgen Sriith, and her brother-in-law, Jd.Morgan Smith, both of whom were discharged by Jus.ice Cowrng in the Court of tiencral Sessions aller having be:n held on charges of conspir- lacy in connection with the case.AGAIN A FREE WOMAN he : lature by W.W.B.McInnes who certain within a few weeks to land , court in failing to obey a subpoena to either the Yukon governorship or a | appear as a witness before the grand judgeship.Mr.Smith is said not to be jury.He was fine] £220 on this charge averse to the change but will bow to -and releas:d.Nan Patierson herscif Sir Wilfrid Laurier\u2019s ruilin The ! paid the fine out of a $200 chxque is | Smith was also held for contempt of : Premier's decision depends affogether on the possibilities of holding the Federal seat for the Liberals.Mr.W.T.Buchley, conductor on the Ottawa and New York Railway has received notification that he will shortly receive $65,000 by the death of an uncle four months ago in Bulfalo.\u201cThe only way it will affect me will Be that I will be so much ahead,\u201d said Conductor Buchley, when speaking of his wind fall.He bas been passenger conductor on the 0, & N.Y.[or eleven years and pre vious to that was on the New York Central.In fact he Bas been conne- with railways ever since be wes a Toy and: says right at his work happened.Mr.Buchley is a married man with two children, : Lieut.-Col.Anderson, ehief engineer of the Marine Department, has been elected a member of the Council of the Institute of Civil Engineers of Great Britain.Col Anderson is the only Canadian on the Council.The first colonial engineer to be a member of thin distinguished body was Mr.T.C.Keeler, C.E.A NEGRO LYNCHED.Cairo, Ills., May 12.\u2014Tom Wethern, a nrgro, char, with robbing ssemblyman Fred ess B.Duress, to-night was taken from officers at Belmont, Mo., ano lynched by a mob of several hundred ons, who hanged the negro in the public square, CAPTAIN DROWNED.- Buffalo, N.Y., May 12\u2014The big freighter H.B.Hawgood came into port to-night with her flag at half mast and under command of First Mate Meter Her master, Captain Ellis, Thomas C.of Cleveland, disappeared carly to-day and it is be lieved he fell overboard and was drowned.The last scen of Captain Ellis was when he left the pilot house to to mess.The boat was then of! Long Point, sixty-three.miles west of here.SEVEN DEAD IN À MINE EXPLOSION.Butte, Mont, May 190\u2014Seven men were killed and ono was injured, probably fatally, in an explosion in the Cora mine, one ui the Heinz proper ties, to-day.The cause of the explosion is not known.Nels Wampa was carrying 40 nticks of dynamite up a ladder to join companions on the fourteen hundred foot level when the dynamite exploded.Tt in believed that Wampa acvidentally: touched hy enn.dle to the explosive, Wampa was hlown to bits, Iragin=nta of his body being found several hundred fect away.Two men working near by were hlven \u2018to! \u2018pieces, their remains when picked un filled even sacka.Four others, 100 feet distant, were in.stantiy kiled.though their bodies wme not mnuilalel, While Foreman Thomas war groping in the dense smoke to rave the wen he founel \u201chalf «of the top of Wampa'n head hanging to an elertrie wire aver 100 fret distant from the scene of the explosion.Jf von had taken two of Carter's Little Liver Pills ore retiring von would not have hal that coated temgue or had taste in the mouth this moming.Keep à vial with you for occasional use.On the French and English Markets where Champagnes are Bought according to quality.POW LAW, YOUNG & Co., Nontroal, Sole Agents for Cunada and Newfoundland, | ERY HAS ALWAYS OBTAINED .THE HIGHEST PRICES.as if nothing ot which had been given her by a friendly newspaper.District Attorney Jerome asked the court to free Nan Patterson, in a spiech in the course of which he de olared that during two of the trials of the girl, all the evidence in the pos see:ion of the istrict Attorney's office had heen presented to the court, and that in both casen there had been a disagrecnient.He said he did not believe that at this time \u201cin this county another trial would resalt in anything else than a disegren ent.\u201d Then he declared that during the last bry THO or yt syreet\u2014shot J.Morgan Smith had bought the re volver, that Nan Palterson carried it in the cah, and that Caesar Young did not commit suicide.He took oe- to the cost of the trials.Following this line he de-laved that the newspapers had made \u201cgross misreprr tations\u201d and then snid : \u201cThis case has caused one more step in this country townrd trial by newspaper rather than trial by jury.T do not refer to those papers \u2018which have merely reported the proceedings, but to those that in their editorial rooms have labored to arouse sympathy prisoner with the rewubt of a serious miscarriage of justice.Everything that the prosecution has done had my cordial and hearty approbation.1 fear nothing for myself or my asrist- ly, honestly and went forward with my entire and perfect approbation.\u201d He concluded with the motion that Nan Patterson be discharged on her own recognizance.it wan then that Miss Patterson was sent for, and as a court officer met her in her cl he said: \u201cCome on, Nan.Tt ia all right, you're going the court room.Recorder Goff ad- dread her : \u201cNan Patterson,\u201d he taid slowly, \u201cthe District Aftorney has seen fit to recommend your discharge.I feel bound to say 1 fully coincide in the decision.There is nothing 1 can say in this cane dat has { not already heen said, but let me en- j trent you in your future life to remember the terrible ordeal through which you have passed and to per: mit every getion of vour life to he quicle.l by that ibye,\u201d\u201d and the Recorder bowed | head as he uttered the final word and \u201celnacd the case.A moment later the | gifl war shaking hands with her coun- wl.Then she walked steadily | from the court to find herself in the arms of her father just outside the door.i The crowds in the corridor cheered \"and the police let them have their way.As she reached the street the demonstration wre taken up by a throng ovtside.Hurrying through | the crowd she took her place in à cat \u201csmiline.In Mr.Levy's office Miss Patterson briefly expressed her thanks ta her counsel, announred to the now paper men rhe was going to hr mother in Washington aml was driven to the St, Panl Tlotel.Thon ahs wet her sixter and they tnok an automobile ride.J.Morgan Smith joined the two later and the trio dined topge- \u201cther, Wien Patterson took a late train i for Washington to-night, LEATHER AND INDE INSPECTION.The following gentlemen recive-l certificates ex Father and hkl- in- apretors at the Tonrd of Trade ex- ainination :\u2014Toeaphore ant J.Are thur Rechette, mma of the late Gaspasl Tuchette: PF, G.Alait, and Fle, Cote.The examimre were Momsen, \"ton.Row.Insrector General of Hiden | ard Leather for the Province \u2018of Quebec avi Precklent of the Read: Nez.Fortier, G.0.Turgeon, Ukl.Contin, ancl Max, Clement.! DEATH OF MRS, R W.SCOTT.| Ottawn, May 12.\u2014 Mre HR, #, Scott, wife of the Secretary of Ntate, died thie morning, aged 0.The had keen qa valid for seven years, carion Lo refute\u2019 published reports as for the ants.My assistant did rightly, brave- to be fcee.\u201d\u201d When the girl arrived in : remembrance, Goodhus door GTA gerry Our Cigar, Cigarette and.| : Tobacce Department \u2018Now under the management of MR.CHARLES À complete with the thant ar wriment i Canada , MACKLAIES, À of _ - FINE NAVANA CIGARS, FINE CIGARETTES and FINE: TAMEGES, pos Good opening out es EL on .don oy .Wholestle BOLE AGENTS IN CANADA FOR CARRERAS, London, (Smoking Mi be mous) AREA.ARCIANUS CIGARETTES, London RRR FRASER JVI! 400.FINE HAVANA CIGARS.Price 100 J.8.MURIAS-\u201cFresidentes\u201d.|n Boxes of 80 7.00 MANUEL \u2018\u2019intineide In Boxes of 25 W.00 GARCIA \u201cinvinpitées In Boxes ofl 0 2 (Alonso)\u2014\u2018Petit D .in Boxes of DU 14.5} i \u201cBouque@F \u2026 \u2026 In Boxes of 30 15.45 \u201cPetit Bouquets\u201d in Boxes of 58 12.00 LA FLOR DE \u201cReina Victoria, Extr Ja Boxes of 5 21,00 \u2018 MURIAS\u2014\u2018\u201c Reina Victoria, Extra .In Boxes of 100 31.05 i I.\u201d in Boxes of OO 11.00 VILLAR Y \u201c - in Boxes of 25 2.0 VILLAR Favoritos} In Boxes of & 156 « foapirituales\u201d.In Boxes of £0 12.00 \u201cRegalia Exeilrnte An Boxes ot 5 13.00 \u201cCotonsle\u2019\u201d Lin Boxes ot 6 28.00 \u201cMajors\u201d In Boxes of 23 2.0) \u201cAdjutan Boxes of 23 16.00 \u201cCapteï Boxes of 30 12.00 \u201cLieutesiants Aw Boxes ot 20 1209] | LA CAROLYNA-\u201cPuritanos Finos Jn Boxes of 95 14.10 \u2018\u2018Puritanos tinos An Boxes où &9- 13.0) \u201cPerfectos\u2019\u2019.n Boxes of 35 \u201ca $0.60 GENRY CLAY\u2014\" Pertectos\u2019 Boxes of 9% © 2100 \u201cSensidivas Boxes of 25 16.00 \u201cPanctelas\u2019 a Boxes of &) 133.060 \u201cConchas Especiales\u2019\u201d Boxes of 5) 12.00 EDEN \u2014\"feliciozo\u201d.Boxes of #0 15.00 LA CORONA \u2014 \u201cEspecinles de I.V, & Co.\u2019 Boxes of 25 16.10) \u201cKepeciales de I.V.& Co.Boxes of 20 16.5: fl.UPMAAN \u2014 \u201cPerlas\u2019.Boxes of 30 17.00 \u201cPuritanes Finos Boxes of 26 13.00} \u201cHegalm Elegente Boxs ot 5 JEW | LA \u2018\u2019Conchas Especiales\u2018 Boxes «f 2 12.00 VENCEDORA \u2014\u201cConcles Especiales\u201d Boxes of 30 11.00 \u201cBeing Victoria Extra\u2019 Boxes of 30 18.0) \u201cRegalia kapecial Extra\u201d.Boxes of $0) 13.3) \u201cRegalia de Paris\u201d, .Boxes of & 13.00 LA \u201cKavoritos\u2019.wo.\u2026\u2026 Boxes of Z0 10.30 INTINIDAD\u2014\"\u201cReina Victoria Elegants\".in Boxes of £0 13.00 CABANAS\u2014 \u201cRegalia Dleliciosa™.In Boxes of M1400 .\u201c lin de la Emperatriz\u201d.In Boxes of 0 17.00 \u201cReiwa Victoria\u2019.\u2026in Boxes of 59 18.20 \u201cHeiga Victoria\u201d In Loxes ¢f 10 19,20 \u2018Perketcs Superfirus .In Boxes of 25 21.60 \u201cPetit Bouquets\u201d .In Boxes of 23 20.0) Dandies\u2019.In Boxes of S00 1300 \u201cEminentes No.à In Boxes of 25 2.0} FLOR DE \" ete\u2019.Boxes of 25 19.00 YNCLAN\u2014\u2018Perfectos Superti Boxes of 25 2.00 \u201cConches Especiales Boxes of 50 12.004) \u201cExquisitos\u2019.Boxes of I 16.01 \u201cPetit ouquets Boxes of 23 Lion Boxes of 25 0.0 .Boxes of 35 = 21.10 \u201c\u201clovencibles Boxes of 95 00 BOCK Y CA \u2018Panetelns\u201d\u2026.Boxes of 50 110 (Golden Eagle)-\u2018Conches Especiales\u201d\u201d.\u2026 Boxes ot &0 12.60 FLOR DE - °° ._ CUBA\u2014\"Caicling\u2019y.Yo Pons of 8 00 LA TTT \u201cExquisiles ees of 95 ANS CONMERCIAL-\u2018\u2019Regolia Mens Fina\u201d Lin Boxes of 60 18.5! LA wSublimes In Boxes of 2% 25.00 |l ANTIGUEDAD- #*Conchas Enpeciales™.in Boxes of A DIAZ Y \u201cReina Victoria Extra Fima In Boxes «f 20 GARCIA\u2014 \u201cReina Victoria,\u201d Extra Fina.In Boxes of 100 \u201cPan: trian Icercciales\u201d* .In Boxes of 30 \u201cLondres Chicos\u2019.In Boxes of 140 POR \u201cDeliriosca \"\u2026.\u2026.In Boxes of 51 LARRANAGA\u2014\"Uon has Especiales\u201d in Boxes od 50 {ILA SIRENA-\u2014 \u201cUonchas Especiales\u201d In Boxes of A HIGH LIFE\u2014 \u2018\u2019l\u2019anetelas\u2019\u2019\u2026 .In Boxes of £0 LA \u201cPerirctos Lapeciales In Boxes of MERIDIANA-\"Regalia Especiales Extra.In Boxes of 50 TW Prices are al) net cash, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018FRASER, VIGER & CO.ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, Fatablished 18538, The Nordheimer Building, 207, 200 & 211 St James $t.MONTREAL.THE LEEDS COMPANY Calls attention to the new Fireproof Hotel CHALFONTE which is an up-to-date City Hotel, located on the Boardwalk at ATLANTIC CITY midway between the Piers.Teservations are now heing made for the Summer Season.Write for Illustrated Folder and Rater.CHALFONTE IS ALWAYS OPEN | IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALF.| DAILY TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAIN An Important sale of real eatate | SERVICE, will take place on Momlay aftemoon ' he (\u2018ppadian Paritic Railway wll next, at 2 o'clock, when the hard; innugurate a daily transeentinental rome properties on Dark Avenue br: | train porvice hetween Montrer! ane the longing to Mr.Waitor Sharpe will be Pacifie Const om Sundas, June 41h, | up at auction.Thom who wi which means that the famous Imperial lo accute g residence modern cad UP | ]imitel Express will be put in ser | to date in oll perticars should not | vice on that date.It will he remem- Mail to attend this enle.\u2014See dut.tered that the Imperial Limited tram wan inaugurated a few years age and run twice a werk, then it was increased to tri-weekly, and the business to the West having developed to euch on { AMBULANCE CALL.Shortly after ten oclock last even: ing the ambulance was called down to se Sauveur to bring à lahorer named {extent, lart year it was placed on Omer Savard to the Hotel Dieu, The nanentiy ns a regular tram dur unfortunate man, it appears, fell off | ing the summer.\u2018The Imperial Lint.| a wharf out in St.Sauveur last even: {al is an excexlimgly popular tram not ing and had hia spine broken.Dr.only for its splendid running time but | Gaaetin wan called in to attend him | also for the luxurionrness of the fit.and had him conveyed to the Hotel tinga and exevllint appointments of Dieu.the cars.The young man who had one of his arme cut off a few weeks ago in the Quebec Paper Bag Coa factory was brought | Hot Dieu.It is casier to weep over rome j other people's jokes, home yesterday from the people's troubles than to laugh over Temperatures.Minimum and Maximum Tempere- 1 oN tures \u2014 Montreal, 48.58; Quebec, À \u2014 \u2014 ONE CENT.F.SIMARD & CIE.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 REMOVAL SALE OF CARPETS At Special Inducing Prices.About July our business will Le removed to our new building oppo- sits our present location.- In order to reduce our stock of sets, we shall retail them ull at much below their value, during intervening time : Tapestry Carpets A great variety of very desirable new designs and colorings regular 50c to Boc quality for 426.& e Brussell Carpets in a very good quality and suitable for bed-rooms, | regular R5c for 50\u20ac., Brusscll Carpets worth $1.30 to 81.35, your choice in many nice designe with or without border 85¢.Tapestry Carpets for Stairs, regular 50c and 75c quality for 856.Bruseell Stair Carpets regularly worth $1.25 to $1.35 for 95¢.30 inches wide Ingrain Carpets regular 80c quality for 59c.36 \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c 70e \u201c \u201c 54c.3e Imitation Wool Carpets 25c quality, for 12c.Carpet Squares.In Velvet 31-2 x4 In Brussell regular $29.00 for $20.00.23.00 \u201c 16.50.Carpet 3 x 4 regular $23.00 for 17.06.\u201c 3x3 * 13.50 * 10.00.In Tapestry Carpet 3 1-2 x 4 regular $11.50 for 8.00, 6 \u201c3 x4 \u201c _ 10.00 \u201c 6.00, In Wool3x4 regular $5.00 for 3.25.312x412 * $12.00 for 8.25.F.SIMARD & CIE.137 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch\u2014 Standard Brands of Brandy IN \u201c tt \u2014\u2014 Pints, Quarts, Decanters and Flasks.Martignon Brandy (Bale) = Bisc@it Dabouchèr Bramtr (*) Martel Brandy (Pale) Hennessey Brandy (Pale) Thompson Brandy (*) Jules Robin Brandy (Pale) Autruche Brandy (*) Richard Brandy (V.0.) Bratton Brandy (D.&.P.) Moutet Brandy (1854) Sauvion Brandy Etienne Brandy H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabrique St.PHONE 1119 6! | Ws Do House Painting of All Kinds.We Try to Do It Better Than It Has Been Done Before Our customers tell us we are doing it.Our men\u2014the best in the city \u2014tell us our standard of work is too high, and then we know that we have succeeded, and that your interests are better cared for than they have ever heen before.Our customers come back to us.Will ! you join them ?Quebec's Leading Wall-Paper and Paint Store MARCHANT EROS (& |RAINCOATS) A NEW LOT JUST ARRIVED.All up- SPECIAL Weather.FEATHER BOAS.DIRECT IMPOSTATIONS FROM PARIS.New Shapes in FLAT STOLES All Colors in ROUND BOAS HOLT.RENFREW & Co.BUADE STREET Salamander Brandy (M.R.) Boutelleau Brandy (F.P.) Délcourt Brandy (Pale) Auger's Brandy (Pale) Courvoisier Brandy (Pale) Mercier Brandy (Pale) iF J | «assesses to-date styles, and new designs, LIGHT WEIGHTS for the Warm LN pou now x SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1003.| House Furnishings.New Carpets.Latest Designs in Axminster, New Designs in Brussels, Large Assortment in Tapestry, New Axminster Squares, New Rugs, Mats and Cocoa Mats.Lace Curtains.Novelties in Swiss Curtains, Nottingham Lace Curtains, 75 Pair Lace Curtains Very Cheap, 25 Per Cent under Regular Prices.New Patterns in Linoleums, New Designs in Oilcloths, À variety of Iron and BrassBedsteads Portieres, Tapestries, Blinds, Etc.Novelties in Jackets, Novelties in Dress Materials, Latest Patterns in Blouse Silks, Lace Collars, Jabots and Collarets.French Kid Gloves from $1.00 to $1.50, New Ribbons, Laces, Hosiery, Etc.BTR ALVLLTAVLLLVVLTRVLR VAT VARDES GLOVER, FRY & CO.FIRST COMMUNION PRESENTS.We are at Present Making a Special Display of a Selection of Goods Suitable for First Communion Presents in Sterling Silver, Enameland Gold, at Prices Ranging from 25 cents to 825,00 PRICE LIST.Rterling Eilver Crosses : Be, Gâe, Enamelled Crosses 6.: oe, Solid Silver Lockets $50, She, 81,00, 81,23 Solid Silver Brooches 106, 50275, 81,00 Prayer Beads 82,70, 3.60.81,50, 85.00, $15.00, $50.00, 860.00 Religious Medal 750, £1.00, 82.00 Silver Bracelets 0c, G00, 1.00, 820K), 83.00 #0 Watch Chains 21,00, 82.00, £3.00 Watches 85,00, 86,00, 85,00, 810,00, 212,00 Necklota 650, T5, R1,00, 81,25 Links 300, 400, 50e, f0e, Te, Rolid Gold Crosses 81,504 0 LLO0, 85,00, R6, ES, 810 Neeklets §3, & £5, 88.$10 Lockets 81,50, &3, &3.60, $1.50, 87, $10 Head Pendants £1.55, 2, &3 Brooches 63, £5, 8%, 810 Watches £20, $25, $40 Cuff Links 22,50, 83, 85 \u201c5e, 81,50 te ce \u201c D D 00, gd.\u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c +++.00% i.SEIFERT & SONS, Jeweilers, 16, Fabrique Street.+++._ _ ace D ES ES EE NE EE ee UC CTS SIS @Q++++++++++++++++++++++++++1+++011+10000oÉ | \u2014 0++++2+++++.».+++.+++.r shattered nerves.Givesaheslthy red to pale cheeks.Puts good fiesh an thin children Takcsof les, reshés.your doc- fg ape) about it.Loree: The Quebeg Chroniqle QUEBEC, MAY 18, 1906, KINDLY WORDS.We are indsbtal to the St.Johns, E.T., News for thia kindiy apprecie- tion of the Chronicle in its new form: \u201cNo matter what Quebec city may be doing in uther particulars, the | mevapaper business seems to be thriving.The venerable Chronicle, which long held loyally to old traditions snd vid methods of doing things, has just installed @ new and up-to-daie quadruple printing machine, and tbe paper has as a consequence tremendously improved.The Chronicle se wbly olited and will henceforth renk with the leading dailics of Canada.\u201d SOLDIERS\u2019 MONUMENT FUND.It is with great pleasure that we recognize the patriotic wpirit of our ritizars generally, and our leadmg commercial institutions, a fresh evidence of which appears in our columns today in the shape of the munificent subsoription of 3250 to the Soldiers\u2019 Monument Fund bv the Union Bank.Since we last moticed the subject we are glad to say that we have received several contributions from private individuals, which leave no doubt in our minds of the geveral favorable interest which is taken by the public in the memorial, and of the fact thet it bas only been waiting to be asked to make a gonerous response.We hope that this will continue because there is a considerable sum yet remaining lo be made up, and the time when the monument should be unveiled end paws inlo the possession of the citizens in fast approaching, while, as we bave had oocesion to point out, it is impossible for the committee to wait on each individual, and unless these take the initiative by promptly for warding their subscriptions to the Chronicle thev may efterwards reoret the loss of the opportunity of associating their names with this historic enterprise, TUBERCULOSIS SANATORIA.Chambers\u2019 Journal in its issue for the current month gives some wvter- esting particulars concerming institutions for the cure of the White Plague whose existence, we suspect, has Lem hitherto unknown to our readers.In an article on deserts in general, end the great American Desert in particular, entitled \u201cDeath in the Desert,\u201d it eaunotates what at first sight ep pears to be a paradox that, notwithstanding the sinister reputetion of tbe desert, and the bicaching bones of l prospectors end explorers with which Jit is atrewed, the desert emmuaily saves more lives them it destrovs.l'This has been effected by the advance of modern civilization which has e- ' tablished vases by the means of the \u201csinking of deep wells and the instal: à lation of powerful pumping plants, as well as irrigation works, so that \u201cprosperous communities now thrive | where in times past no man remained except he had abandoned ail bope to look for the coming of the vulture and the buzzard.The industries om | vimt may be properly termed the (Front American Desert are numerous, \u2018and many of thom exceedingly pros perous.The extensive deposite of borax \u2018in Daath Valley (a valley well vemed, for the number of its victims is lo- ' giom) supply the market with à large | proportion ot this useful product, end i the mountain ranges which dot the ¢ | desert here and there produce millions ot pounds worth of gold, silver end copper annuatly.Fach year secs some ¢ | new discovery, some poor man aud.@ .deniy made rich, and towns added to the map.Every one of these towns \"soon beconws as safe, apd from ae \u2018health = stard-point, more desirable than even old established cities, end onc is prone to forget the lives which have been Jost in discovering the mines before deep wells, and modern ++ {pumping appliances made the place * habitable.\u201d lt in in these towns, themselves thun snatched from the death of: the | desert that the consumptive finds his \u201cbest refuge, and hin ultimate escape { from death.For pulmonary troubles, we are told, no climate compares in | HAD TO HIDE IT | A mother wrote us recently that she had to keep Scott's Emulsion under lock and key , \u2014her children used to drink it whenever her back was | turned.Strange that children should like something that is so good for them.It's usually the other way.Scott's Emulsion makes children comfortable, makes them fat : and rosy-cheeked.Perhaps \" that's why they like it so ! much\u2014they know it makes them feel good.Well cend you à ample, fron SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto.096, ; ¢ \u2018SUTRA LLLBLT Gta.Tyee if cit tres, rca \u2014 beneficial regulte with that of the de- send Fim dry air, the wonderful pro- tosis of sunlight, the ireedom from sudden atmospheric changes.work wonders, and hives apparently hang- mg by @ thread seem, sven afler a short residence, to hold on with e grasp so strong ns to bay to the world that the white man's seourge heu been couquered there.The des- ot has weav mapecte sven in its monotony; where it has destroyed oné life, it now preserves hundreds.The menace of death which it holds forth to those who set foot on it is but obe of its phases; another may be sem in sanitariums in the settlements where the development of water Les made bright arch spots in.the eur.| rounding waste of sand.\u201cThere,\u201d | says our author, \u201cthe invalids brought often when many would avow it was too jate for mortal help to avail, can be counted by the score, winning their wav baok to health and strength.And the desert, sun-scorched and awe-in- spiring as it is, demonstrates once more that every single thing, little as we sometimes realise it, bas its place in the economy of nature.\u201d It is an additional proof aleo that Tuberculovis is not the inevitable Death that we have so bone taken it to be, mor that the victims of its attacle are beyond hope.Where drugs have failed cature herself has shown us the remedy in plenty of light, plenty of pure air, rarified by the heat of the desert, or the cold of high lands, and a simple and nourishing diet.CANADIAN HORSE BREEDING.The north-western states and contiguous Canadian territory are the home of the \u2018range\u2019 or ranch horse, which includes ponies, zaddiers, drivers and heavy draughts.All these are improving stock combining in their constitution the wonderful endurance lung power and strength of buck and loins of the native animal with the finer qualities of the more civilized.Owing to the preat influx of immi- gretéon, the demand for horees in Canada is far in excess of the supply.The importetions from the United States are consequently very large, and make this country at present à difficult marlet for securing remounte for the British army.lt is estimated that fully forty thousand horses will be imported.this year, During the Boer war 14,611 horses were drawn out of Canpda by the remount commission.Its would be difficult to obtain the seme numbers on en emergency at the present time.It is estimated, however, that the supply of suitable horses for army purposes would reach two thousand a vear, the chief number coming from eastern Camada.This number would be increased with the development of the western territories.At present an agricultural tvpe of horse is most in demand in the west, and horses suitable ior the riding branches of the army are not remdily obteinable.But the increasing use of saddle horses wil tend to modify this condition and the establishment of a remot mation would probably go far to develop its own supply.The contiguity of the United States to Canada engances the | vadue of this country as a base for remount operations in case of pressing ned.Furthermore, in the event of war, whether in Asim, Furope or Africa, tha Domemion is not inconveniently placed.Every facility for shipment cest and west exists and trans.(oontinental (ransportation #s easily effected.These facts will give an idea of the causes why the horee is mnre valuable and indispensable now than ever bofore.\u2014~Montreal Witness, | THE WIRE FENCE JOB, The weakness of @ numericaily strong government and ite denger to the publie interest Hes in the tanpte- tion to put through brasenly corrupt tratmeactions, accure in the knowledge that its large majority will back it up in anything.Of such is the wire fmce deal now bring exposed in parliament.This case involved the expebditure of a quarter of a million doltars and the contract was let without public tender.But the priñre importance of the case réels in the point that it ia merely a sample of the way in which the government is doing business.There may be mumbers of cases of this sort wich will pass wmotiosd and unknown + the public.In the ; vire fence: onde \"it accidentally hap pened Ahat there wes à company in Walkerville which made wire fences and when it heard that two young politicune in the rame town were to receive @ contract for anywhere from two buédivd, end-fifty to tires hundred thoushand | dollars worih of wire fencing, this dbripany naturally wanted\u2019 a chance to bid and communicated with Ottawa.Then the chapter of accidents began whith resulted in the revelation in the House.The company wrote to the interior department and also to the local member asking leave to bid on the comicact.The department and tha local member wrote hack that the contract hed nireeady heen iret.Them tho Premier waa asked in the House H it was mo that the contract had heen jet, Ile declared it i mond, Que., says: v x - thoritative statement by the head the government wes sought for Hansard à few days afterwards it was found that, by one of the chapter of accidents which ded up to the exposure, the Premier's answer had been left out of Hansard, Finally Sir Wil {rid was coufronied with tbe correspondence betwesm the Page Wire Conpany and tbe department at Ottewa and his own reply as cotrtained, not in Hansard, but in the Toronto Globe and «ll he could say was thet there must be some mistake.It would be interesting to kwow how mans of such deals are being used as the mediums for transfering the buoyant revonue of the Dominion to the pockets of the faithhd supporters of the government.HH is wel inown thet they are going on end vcoasionslly the evidence crops up in the House, but the condition of affairs is rapidly becoming worse, &- pecially since the ease of power to the present government was renewed, Never in the history of the country was @ government surrounded by such a carnival of corruption as is the Laurier government at the present time and the end is not yet, The expenditure of the transcontinental millions is only commencing.\u2014Ottaws Citizen.MRS.WEIR'S RECEPTION.Mrs, W.A.Weir, wife of Hon.W.A.Weir, was \u201cAt Home\u201d on Thursday last when the following Quebecers paid their respects: Miss Gabrielle aRue, Miss Tache, Mrs.J.G.Scott, P.Ev.LeBlanc, Mr.aod Mrs.Herbert M.Price, D.1.P.Lemicux, Madama Fug.Tache, Auguste Tessier, Emile Tessier, Henri \u2018easier, Miss Wurlets, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Lindsay, Mad.W.A.Wilbert MacCraig, Mr.and Mad.L.Auguste Carrier, Rev.W.Wilbert MacCraig, Mr.W.8.Dunn, Mr.M.Joseph Ahern, Mr.and Mad.Jack Thomson, Dr.and Mrs.Colin Sewell, Rev.H.C.Burt, J.Alexandre Tana chereau, Mad.H.C.Burt, Mise Ahern, Mrs.Fdward JL, M.Sewell, Miss L.C.Gale, Mrs.R.H.O.Gale, Hon.Ernest de Vareness, Misses Jette, Bonoit, Mrs, J.Geo.Garneau, Mre.M.Dar- Ying Campbell, Mr.and Mrs, Hubert C.Foy, Mr.and Mrs.Andrew C.Joseph, A.E.Guilbault, Judge and Mrs.Chauveau, Ming Eva T.Flood, Miss Fortier, Mr.and Mrs, William Reed, Mr.M.Flood, Mr.J.G.Scott, Nr.and Mrs.Auguste Edge, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Pelland, Mrs.John Ahern, Mr.and Mrs.G.R.Rainville, Mrs.Eugene Tache, Mrs.Alfred Turcot, Misa Turcot, Miss Gabrielle LaRue, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Marchildon, Mr.and Mrs, Roger LaRue, Miss Jessie McGee, E.B.Garneau, Mr.and Mrs.Boucher de la Bruere, Mr.and Mrs.E.N.Chinic, Mr.Daniel McGee, J, G.Couture, Miss Alice Abern, Mr.and Mrs.George Tanguay, Mr.and Mrs.Felix Turcotte, Mrs, Gillespie, Mr.LeSage, Miss Chinie, Miss Muriel Joseph, fecal.and Mrs.J, 8S.Dunbar, Dr.and Mrs, Rosseau, Mr.Gregory, Mr.and Mrs, Henri C.Bosse, Hon.J.and Mrs, Shehyn, Mr.Xllan M.Strang, Miss Shebyn, Miss McGee, Mr, Mrs.and Visa GG.Gagnor, Mrs.and Miss G.H.Youhg, Mr.G.H.Young, Mrs.E, Evanturel, and Hon.Adelard Turgeon.CONSUMPTION CURABLE.Good Blood Makes the Lungs Strong and Expels Disease.The time to cure consumption is not aiter the lungs are hopelessly involved and the doctor has given you up.Consumption preys upon wi oes.Strength is the only measure of safety.Do not let the blood become thin and watery.That is an open invitation to disease to take possession Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills are the best tonic and st.h builder known to medical science.The record of this medicine proves conclusively that taken when the symptoms of consumption develop it builds up, strengthens and invigorates the patient to a point where the disease disappears.Here is a bit of itive proof.Miss Blanche Durand, St.Ed.\u201cWhile out boating in September, 190], 1 got my feet wet and took cold.I treated the cold in the usual way, but the cough seemed to cling to me.As several months passed by and I! was not getting better, J went to a doctor in January, 1902, and be told me that my lungs were affected and 1 was in consumption.Returning home a friend in whom I had much confidence strongly urged me to take Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Sits.I began teking the pills and soon found they were helping me.The cough grew less severe; my appetite improved and my strength he gan to return, I continued ing the ville for about two months, when I found my health fully restored, and I have not since experienced any weakness, I am sure Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills saved my life,\u201d Such casca as these prove the rer er of Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pille.They make new rich, red blood, and in this way cure all diseases due to bad hlood and weak nerves.You can get these pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents à box or six boxes for $2.50, by writing the Dr, Williams \u2019 Medicine Co.Brockville, Ont, FOR THE FAR NORTH.Ottawa, May 19\u2014A proposal is under consideration to establish an over: land ronte from Manitoba across ta Hudson's Bay, with supply depots all of in of your system, the way to Fort Churchill.1 ie thought that such a route might be utilized to advantage particularly in the winter, for the maintenance of communication with the Mounted Police ports in Hudson's Bay.In the event of this idea being carried out a boat will probably be secured to ply between Churchill and the northern ports, where the police are stationed.TO CURE A colo IN ONE DAY.Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.All drugnists refund the money if it fails to cure.K.W, Grove's signa: ture is on cach box.28c.mr re The pen mav he mightier then the sword, but there are times w « dovble-harrd shotgun is worth a cartload of either, Cook\u2019s Cotton Root Compound.Theanly sefe effectual monthly \u2018medicine on which women oan depend.Bold in two degrees of atrength\u2014No.I, {.r ordinary cases, $1 perbox; No.8, 10 de or a) fon nl ae jata,_Aek for Conk'a Cot- Ee mound rake no | baal not.When tho copy of this au- Allen\u2019s Lung Balsam The best Cough Medicine.ABSOLUTE SAFETY should be rigorously insisted open the ek es or upon a life.ALLENS L NG BAL: SAM contains NO OPIUM in any form and ie safe, sure, and prompt in cases of CROUP COLDS, deep-seated COUGHS.Try it now, and be convinced.WHEN AT Riviere-du-Loup, P.Q\u2014 STOP AT \u2014 THE CHATEAU GRANVILLE THE BEST FURNISHED HOTEL IN TOWN.THE MOST COMFORTABLE.THE HOUSE OF INE COMMERCIAL | SAMPLE ROOMS FREER.PELICAN & BRITISH EMPIRE LIFE OFFICE.The Oldest Proprietary Office in the World Transacting Lile Assurance Business Only, FOUNDED IN 1797, FINANCIAL STRENGTH UNSURPASSED, CAPITAL $ 6,000,000 ASSETS $26,000,000 Large Bonuses.Moderate Rates of Premium, W.Morton Massey, AGENT.OFFICE\u2014Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Company's Building, 46 Dalhousie Street.P.O.BOX 155.Long Distance Telephone No.390.Widely Imitated but never equalieé THE GENUINE MURRAY & LANMAN\u2019S FLORIDA WATER The Perfume of Perfumes.Refreshing, Delightful.Without excopties (he best Tollst Water lu the world, Gragg for ML LAKMAN'S Ask your tha ot oo br LADIES\u2019 AND CHILDREN\u2019S STRAW HATS.We have now in stock a great variety of Straw Hats trimmed ready to wear, for Ladies and Children, all at very low prices.ALL SALES STRICTLY CASH.STRAW HATS\u2014Ready-to-wear, for ladies\u2019, in the latest styles, at 81.10, $1.35, 81.48, 81.68, $1.75, 81.90, 82.10, $2.75, $2.95, $3.75.STRAW HATS\u2014For Children, new stock, at 48c., 55c., 6&c.88c., $1.10, $1.35, $1.45, STRAW HATS-\u2014Jack Tar shapes, for boys\u2019, 48¢,, 88¢c., 65c., 8c.31.10, 81.25.BOYS'\u2019 TWEED SUITS\u2014Just received a large assortment of Boys\u2019 Tweed Suits, all sizes, at very low prices.COLORED LINENS, for Ladies\u2019 and Girl's Dresses, at 17c., 200, Ze, 27.LACE COLLARS, in the newest shapes, for Ladies\u2019 and Children, 68c., 75c., 88c., 95c., 81.10, $1.25, $1.38, $1.48, $1.65, 81.75, $1.95.DRESS STUFFS, in/all the latest ellects for summer wear, at 38¢c., 4&., Sein 60c., 70c., 78c., 88c., 88e., 90c LACE TIES, in White, Cream and Paris shades, at 28c., 40c., 45c., 48c., 86c., 83c., 90e, 95c., 81.10.SHIRT WAIST SUITS, just in a second supply of Ladies\u2019 Wash Suite.LADIES\u2019 SILK BELTS, in Black yith gilt, and all Black Buckles, at Ho., ., 40c., 88c 7 oy 95c., $1.10, 81.35, SIMONS & MINGUY, SUCCESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 FABRIQUE STREET.all .es \" vy , \u201c or a one | O- 4: Shaw & Go.CHINIC- HARDWARE GO'Y, St.Peter Street, Lower Town Branch, Fabrique St., Upper Town PAINTS .Linseed Oil, Turpentine, var nishes, Brushes, Ete.Engineers\u2019 and Mill Supplies Of Every Description.Builders Hardware of the latest designs and finishes.Stoves and Ranges McClary's and everything in the way of Kitchen Utensils.9 13 St, Joba Street, Corser Motre Dame avé Mountain Hi REFRIGERATORS, Twin Ice Cream Freezers, Cooking Ranges, House Furnishings, Hardware.TELEPHONES, 578 Upper Town.44 Lower Town.NEW EDITION \u2014 OF \u2014 T5c.Books Selling at 25c.THE AMAZING JUDGMENT-bY E.Pnheim.THE DUKE DECIDES\u2014by Headon Hill, THE RED RAT'S DAUGHTER\u2014by Guy Boothby.THE CRISIS\u2014by Winaton Churchill NEW BOOKS.JUST PUBLISHED.THE PRODIGAL SON\u2014by Hall Caine, HEMMING THE ADVENTURER\u2014by Theodore Roberta.THE WINGED HELMET\u2014by H.& Mackaye.P.J.EVOY; 107 John Street.THE QUEBEC BANK.Head Office, - Quebec, FOUNDED 1818.incorporated by Royal Charter, A.D, 1822.Capital Authorized - - $8,000,000 Capital Paid Up - - - $2,500,000 REST $1,000,000.BOARD OF DIRECTORS: a \"Joey Bonvell, Da, Edson Fitch fag: om Rire RE Sern BRANCHES: PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.re Town, Quebec, SET Catherine 8%, Mom ot Honey: sha inigan Falls, at Romuald.PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.Ottawa, \u2018Toronto, Pembroke, Thorold, Sturgeon Falls.AGENTS.Bank Britixh North America, New York Bank of Scotland, London.Banover Nationai Bank, New York.National Bank of the Republic, Comptoir Nationsie d Escompte de Paris, Paris.MADE IN CANADA.QOKSFRIE ' BAKING POWDE The Kind Grandmother Used.On the Market 40 Years and Still the Favorite.Send tor Cook Book Free te W.D.McLAREN, 583-585 St.Paul Street, MONTREAL - Sod A Tam 7 NN % BE arp Th 4 and in complete ren Iran To conan \u2018oon venient to all places of interest.European Pian.Popular Prices.Your Patronage is solicited.qu! \u20ac B.L.M.BATES, Proprietor.THE DOMINION MINERS AND DOMINION STEAM For particulars a rubstitnte The Cook Medicine Coe Windsor, Ontario, 1.\\ » Ç M.P.SHIELDS, Agent.\u201cCOAL CO., Ltd.SHIPPERS OF COALS, SCREENED, RUN OF MINE AND SLACK ply to General Sales Agent, 112 Bt.James Street, Montreal, or Quebec Office, Louise Embankruent, foot Rramy Bt.Tolephone 84 A DALUNUAL, MATEO) au = T - W ENGLISH CAPS, NEW ENGLISH VESTS, NEW ENGLISH RAINCOATS, NEW ENGLISH GLOVES, LAFRANCE & M 48 FABRIQUE STREET.SH IMPORTATION JUST RECEIVED.LATEST ENGLISH TIES LATEST ENGLISH LATEST ULLIN, Tailors a LATEST SILK KNITTED TIES.COLLARS, ENGLISH SHIRTS berdashers, PHONE 1606.= Tm AUDITORIUM Last Two Performances Te-Day, LE PRECURSEUR Mat.16-25 Evy.15-25-35-50 re rm mr eme Three Nights Commencing MONDAY, MATINEE WEDNESDAY TBE BIG NEW YORK SUCCESS THE FATAL WEDDING À Story of Love and Laughter.Evgs.15-25-85-50, Mat.15-25 FOR SALE SHAT NEW AND MODERN HOUSE on Taché Avenue, near Grande Al- 16s, opposite the Franciscan Convent, 10 Rooms, Bath Room, Hot Water Furnace, Electric Light, Can be seen st any time, LA RUE & LA RUE, Notaries.QUEBEC ASS'CE BUILDING \u2018A few large and small Offices to let In this desirable building.Heats moderate.For full information, apply to Lhe , 81 St.Peter Street.LOST.LOST\u2014-A COCKER SPANIEL [(Bitch) on Friday last; dark red in eolor, answering to the name of Topeey.Reward to returning same to G.Gingras, City Hall, \u2018WANTED.WANTED-A SMART YOUNG MAN Lo assist in stereotyping.Apply at onoe at the Chronicle Office, WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED FOCUS inders on lenses ; also all und man.Steady work; good wages.Address E.B.Meyrowitz, 104 .East 23rd street, New York city.WANTED.7 A STABLE MAN, bpeakiog angueges.ust he poker.Apply to Jos.Bigaouette, 136 ridge street.not Harness, 1 four wheeled buggy and TO LET-THE PREMISES OCCUPied by McCall, Shehbn & Co, as » wholesale dry goods store, in Bosse\u2019s Block, corner of Dalhousie and Mountain Hill streets, Larue & Larue, Notaries.ROOMS TO LET\u2014 TEN FIRST.class rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in central locality, hot and cold wat- ar, electric light.Boarders well looked after.Apply, Mrs.W.Donohue, 3 Ursulics street, entrance on Ursule street.BAKERY TO RENT\u2014A SPLENDID or workshop for confectionery, oven, brick stable with places for 3 horses, conch house and woodshed, No, 388 St.Francis street, Jacques Cartier Ward.A large yard is also connected with this establishment and could be used advantageously by a contractor lz.Drouin, or others.Apply to 47 Bt.Anselme street, Jacques Cartier Ward.FOR SALE.\u2014 HORSE FOR SALE\u2014A BROWN mare, weighing about 975 Ibs., good roadster, and very quiet.Also a cov- [LL bu with tires and a harness.The whole in perfect order.Apply to No.20 Drolet street.-\u2014 ere re WAGGON FOR SALE \u2014 A BECUND hamd family waggon in perfect order ; alto a harness.Apply to No.8&8 St.Roch\u2019s street.FOR SALE\u20141 PONY, 7 YEARS, 1 .For further particulars, apply by letter, ¥, H., Chronicle Office-\u2014 RESTAURANT FOR SALE \u2014 THE restaurant known as \u201cSporting Lacrosse Hotel, 35 Notre-Dame des Anges street, is for sale, as the proprietor is giving up business.Reasonable price.FOR SALE\u2014A NICE BRICK COTtage at the Island of Orleans containing 8 rooms completely furnished.The cottage is beautifully situated and well shaded with trees.Payment, if desired, by yearly installments of 2200.00.Aon ly to Robert Stanley, Richelieu Building, Dalhousie St, -_\u2014 .FOR SALF\u2014EGGS FOR BATCR- oF from ot an strains : Buff ington, Light Br a, White - horn, Black-Red Game, $2 per port Bronze Turkey eggs, & n dozen.W.L.Crawford, St.Romuald, Queapllox2w, WANTED \u2014 A HOUSEMAID AT 13 Genevieve Avenue, Cape.WANTED\u2014ANY MAN WHO SAYS I will\u201d can make big money selling the beat.Life \u2018Insurance Policy | ever persed Co the people, Apply imme iiately to P.R.B.Fosbrooke, V2i Bt.Peter street, Quebec.WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, GOOD Hress makers for mantles, skirts and waists, at Z.Paquet's.FOR SALE\u2014LOT NO.28785 OFFIcial cadastre 25x55, fronting on Ste.Famile and Ste.Monique streets, with house thereon, No.13 Famile.May be seen between 2 and 4 p.m.Apply on premises.-\u2014 FOR SALF-FIRST CLASS MODern self-contained houses, on Park Avenue, stone and brick.All modern conveniences, Also first-class building lots.Apply to Mr, Walter Sharpe, 24 Park Avenue.WANTED \u2014 SALESVWEN WITH ES- Eablivhed wholesale and retail grocery connection, to introduce Wee MacGree- gor Scotch Oat Cakes already being retailed by hundreds of leading gro- vers throughout Ontario.Liberal rvommission to capable man.Apply iving names of agencies carried to Bavid Grierson & Co., Toronto.© apll0,13 MEN WANTED\u2014RELIABLE MEN In every locality throughout Canada to advertise our goods, tack up show cards on trees, fences, along roads, and all conspicuous places; eo dis- Lributin small advertising matter.per year or per month and.expenses $2.50 per day.Steady employment to good, reliable men.No e ience necessary.Write for articulars.Empire edicine Co., ndon, Ont.TO LET.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, JEREMIE RICHARD\u2014BOOK-BIND- er and ruler (formerly in the employ of the late G.A.Lafrance) 105 Mountain Hill, Quebce.PERSONAL.YOUR FORTUNE TOLD BY THE most reliable clairvoyunts.Send birth date, dime and stamp.Prof.Carl & Rollin, 490 N.Clark St, Chicago.Bernier & Beaubien, A.Bernier, K.C.L.0.Beaubien.Advocates, 111 Mountain Hill, MORIN BLOCK.maysxim TO RENT \u2014 FOR THE SUMMER months, two cottagre situated at dake! Beauport.Chairs, table, stove and beds supplied.Apply to Gaspard Gesmain, 55 Valier street.TO LET\u2014ONE OR TWO GENTLEmen can be accommodated \u201cwith furnished rooms in the vicinity of Par.#anent House.Apply to \u201cH,\u201d care of Chronicle.TO LET\u2014FURNISHED OR UNFURnished, comfortable house of six rooms in the Ramparts.Also furniture for sale at a bargain, Chronicle Office.ROOMS\u2014TQ RENT.TWO OR THREE first-class front rooms, furnished with all modern convenience, Electric light, ete, situated on first flat, (bath room on same floor.& Applo to 70 St, John strect., over Mrs, Labréjue\u2019s Millinery Store.RIOMR TO LET\u2014WITH OR WITHout board, in a private family, As a mutual advantage, Englishmen pre- .C., care of Chron- OFFICUS TO RENT\u2014AT NO, 31 Bt.Peter street, Apply to Hubert Cimon, advocate, 125 St.Peter street.TO LET\u2014FIVE LARGE ROOMS over my store and several others suitable for grand offices; they are most prominent; centre of the city, alongside Post Office, Court House, Chateau Frontenac, and Dufferin Terrace.Also the four leading streets of the city.There is also space between the windows for signe which would be very prominent.D.Morgan.HOUSE TO LET\u2014NO, 49 LOUIS atreet, from the 1st of September next, Apply to Dr.Simard, 42 Louis street, EE a, TO LET\u2014FIRST CLASS BUSIness stand, presently eccupied hy N.Jemieux & File, hardware merchanta, House Nos.17 and 19 8t.Peter street, having also à frontage on Notre Dame Square.Apply, to Cy.Tessier, N.P., 86 Bt, Peter street, Address, A., : ROBT.BORLAND & CO.Have Removed To Their New Premises No.74 St.Peter Street, Onposite Nation! Buk, May fxiw | SQUARE PIANOS.Parties Wishing to Procure at a | (VERY LOW FIGURE A good second-hand Square Piano from the following manufacturers IRTEINWAY & RONS .New York IIAINES BROTHERS , .« IEELOCK& CO., + NEWCOMBE .Toronto will he able to do so in ing a visit to the warerooms oq y ii .A.LAVIGNE, 68 JOHN STREET, Where the services of à good tn d repairer oan always be procured, me, | Mosale Hardwood Floors, GRILLWORK AND SCROLLS, Dumb-Waiters and Elevators a Specialty Address : A.J.FLYNN, BEAUCEVILLE, Beauce, Que.St.Andrew\u2019s College, A Resident aad Day School for Bons.Upper and Lower School.Boys prepared flor Matriculation and Royal Mill r parate Junior Residence.Handsome New Bulldings, opened in September ; tporoughly mode: attrac- ve in appearance.24 acres o fleld Situated in North Rosedale, Rayfield heaithiest district.| Church St, car line, Autumn term commences Sept.fith, Write for Calendar.Rev.D.Bruce Macdonald, M.A., PRINCIPAL apl.20x wod.nmutxit NOTICE.Dr.W.H.Delaney Has Removed from 48 Ursule street, to 30 Garden St.May 9x8 Public Notice.AH persons having in their posses- siun one or more dogs must secure a Hoense on the first May, as required by Municipal by-law : All carters, traders, butchers, buch sters, milkmen or others who are | obliged to place one or more numbers on their vehicles 20 as to conform with the municipal by-lawe, must attend to this matter immediately and avoid costs.By order, EMILE TRUDEL, Chief of Police.~ HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS | ARE USING B Other Thousands would be if they made trial of it.WILL YOU BE ONE OF THEM ?| | PEUDOR EC.FOREIGN WINES.SPIRITS, MINERAL WATERS.Choice Eutopeatt Table Products, Ete, Ete, Headquarters fur Familics and Hotel Suppliea.57-4 ST.JOHN STREET.Go-Carts and Carriages.We carry a full line and guarantee them to Le the Lust on the market.JAMES PERRY, 323 Paul St.PHONE 519.GO TO WM.LEE, 25 Buade St.| IF YOU WANT Stylish Clothing HER MEN AND WOMEN, Une Big G forunnatoral discharges inflammations, | *eltations or ulcerations mucous membrane, nives, and not astrin.MEMICKLCD.gent or poisanows.Said by Draggisi | er sent lo plain ares foil ular sont on request.| SHIPPING NEWS ALLAN LINER.M.8, Victorian, Capt.Macnicol, arrived from Montresl at 6.30 pm, yaerilay and muvored at the com ny's wharf.\u2018After anbarking Quebe passengers she left for l'iverpool at 7.30 pan.Steamer Buenos A: , Captain Gambell, having dmocharged Quebec cargo, kt for Montreal at 11 am.y.Sieameue Ontarian, from London, with a general cargo, passed Cape Magdalen at 11.50 a.m.yesterday and is due in port this afternoon, R.M.S.Bavarian, Capt.J.Brown, from Liverpool, 4th, via Movills, 5th fnstant, with 48 firet, 336 wecond and 1168 third-cluss passengers, landed the mails at 6.30 pan.yesterday, and is due in port between 5 and 6 o'clock this morning.C.P.R.LINE, Steamer Lake Manitoba, from St.John, N.B., arrived at Liverpool at 6 pu.yesterday.DOMINION LINE, Steamer Canada sailed from Liverool for Quebec and Montreal on Thursday afternoon, with 61 first, 212 second and 880 third class passengers and a general cargo.MANCHESTER LINE, Steamer Manchester Shipper, Capt.Haworth, from Manchester, with a general cargo, arrived in port at 4 au.vesterda y and moored in the Louive Basin.Sho suffered considerable detention by ice in the Gull and had a couple of her plates slightly dented, Steamer Manchester Trader, Capt.Fisher, arrived from Montreal last night and proceeded for Manchester, QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Bermudian sailed from Bermuda for New York at 12.30 o'clock last Thursday afternoon.Steamer Caribbes sailed from New York for Bermuda at noon yesterday.NOTES, Steamer Louisburg, Capt.Macphee, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, arrived in port vesterday morning and prooceded for Montreal.Steamer Lord Lansdowne, Captain Wolf, sailed from Androssan on the 9th instant for Quebec and Montreal.Stesmor Cervona, Capt.Stooke, from Newcastle, with a general cargo arrived in port yesterday morning, and moored in the Louise Bygsin.Steamer Escalona, from Mediterranean ports, with a cargo of fruit, arrived at Louisburg, C.B.on Thureday, bound for the 8t.Lawrence, Steamer Marina, Captain Taylor, from Glazgow, with a general cargo, arrived in port yesterday morning and proceeded foc Montreal.Steamer Birmingham, from Antwerp, with a general cargo, passed Cape Magdalen at 12.0 p.ni.yesterday and is due in port this afternoon.Steamer Wyandotte from Durban, South Africa, passed Fame Paint at 3.10 p.m.yesterday and is due in port to-night.New York, May 12.\u2014 Steamer Lu-! cania, from Liverpool amd Queenstown for New York, is reported as having been in communication by wireless telegraph with the station at Smasconsctt, Mars, at 4 p.m., when the vessel was forty miles east of Nantucket ligtrtæhip.Steamer will probably dock about O a.m.to-morrow, SIGNAL SERVICE.Quebec, May 12, 1903, Metis\u2014Clear, northeast ; inward at 2.30 p.m.one tug with a tow.Caps Magdalen (202)\u2014Clear, strong north ; inward 10.40 a.m.Britannic ; 11,50 a.m.Ontarian ; 12.20 pan, Birtiingham.Fame Point (322) \u2014 Clear, strong northwest : inward 11.00 a.m.Fashode : at noon Snel : 1.20 p.m.Noness; 2 pm.Napadéma; 3.10 pm.Wyandotte, Law Point (39M \u2014Clear, northwest : heavy open ire evervwhere; inward nt 7.30 a.m.Bergenhus: outward yesterday at $ p.m.Restigouche.Ève fi ONLY PeRFeCt QU Ly ne = AT THE AUDITORIUM} In \u201cThe Fatal Weddicg\u201d which comes to the Auditorium for a thres night engegemeni, commencing Mounday with matimee Wednesdey, the theatre-goers of this city wifi have an offering seldom lound in the run of comedy drames, The piece, which bas just finished à sucoesiui run im New York City, proved its drawing powers by playing to crowded houses during its engagement in the Metropolis.Ihe plot of \u201cThe Fatal Wedding\u2019\u2019 1 en.| tirely different from anything bersto- | fore soem, and serves to introduce o well told story, fult of heart interest | and pathos, and owe that appeals | strongly to the limmine portion of tle | theatre-going public.\u2018The famous Grace Church, New York City, is re- | produced, as well as éoveral other well-known New York landmmrks.An unusually wirong cast hias been securcd : to present the play.| ae MISS GUSSIE SHIRES, The Clever Child Actress im \u201cibe Faiul Wedding.\u201d 9\u2014-A.R.LOUDON, Grand Opera House, Hamilton.8\u2014J.E.TURTON, Grand Opern House, London, Ï 4\u2014P.GORMAN, Russell Theatre, Ottawa, i 6\u2014A.H.O'NEILL, \u2018 Majestic Theatre, Toronto.= A Mae ARR B ; TT F Nn tepals Shastri PA 1-MR.A, J.SMALL, Proprietor Canadian Theatrical Circuit and Some of His Managers* 6\u2014J.W, COWAN, firand Opera House, Toronto.TF.KODRMANY, Auditorium Theatre, Quebec, &-D.P.BRANIGAN, Grand Opera House, Kingston, 0, A, MeINTYRE, Grand Opera House, St, Thomas.| Cape Ray (551)\u2014Clear, strong north | wind ; heavy open ice distant ; mward 8 a.m.H.C.Holm and two barks.! PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived May, 12.88.Manchester Shipper, Haworth, Manchester, W, Macpherson, general cargo.| 88.Cervona, Stooke, Newcastle, Hy.Fry & Co., general cargo.{ 88, Mariane, Ross & Co.for Montrea}, general caryro.Schr.Lounishurg, Holmes, Sydney, for Montreal, cnal.Schr, Canada, Belley, Matane, lumber.Schr.Marie Emmn, Cote St.Alexis, | | puipwoad.! CLEARED, 88.Cervona, Stooke, Montreal, Hy.Fry & Co., general cargo.8S.Manchester Shi wer, Haworth, Montreal, W.M.Macphersun, gen- erni cargo.88.Buenos Ayrean, Gambell, Montreal, Allans, Rac & Co., geucral cargo.; ; Ç 88.Victorian, Maemicol, Liverpool, Allans.Rae & Co, general cargo.Schr.Cunada, Belley, Matane, gencral cargo.; Schr.fare Fuvma, Cote, Xt.Alexis, general cargo.| Every man, would be satisfied with his lot it it wam't for some other fellows.TESTR OF ANIMAL STRENGTH.Two of the Barnum & Bailey show elephants broke the pushing record on | April 16.Test year the \u2018same ole.phanta pushed a big circus wagon containing twenty men until the rope, | fastened to its axle and connected with | ia steel epring, sent the indicator on the test gage up to 6,500 pounds.This year the same animals pushed until the gage showed R200 pounds, The wagon weighed 4.300 pounds, and it war estimated that it required a farce of 1.200 pounds to move it.One elephant alone acored 7,200 pounds, and in pushing and pulling 6,000 pounds.enty-five men pulled %,.000 pounds and four horees pulling sent the gage up to 6.000 pounds on both the long and the short pull.Two camels were able to pull only 2,000 pounds.The following interesting table shows the resulta of last year's test compared with those of this year: 1904, Lbs, One hundred men pulling.6,700 1005.Lbs.Seventy-five men pulling.\u2014 K.000 One elephant pulling.TAO 6,000 One elephant pushing 500 8.200 Two horsen, short pull, TM 3,000 Tow horses, long pull.2,750 2,500 Four horaer, Jong pull.5.128 8.000 Four horece, short pull 5,760 6,000 Two camels pulling.8,780 2,000 NAVAL NOTES.\u201cOne Life, One Fleet, One Fllag, One Throne.\" Quassee +++.(Two Quotations from perches, ) \u201cFrom that day (the cession Canadw to Great Britain, 1760 of the , reign of anthority sucerel that of violence, From that day the treasures, the navy and armies of Britain, are mustered to afford us an invincible protection againet external danger.\u201d LOUIS PAPINEAU, \u201cOne thing 1 felt in constant conversation with all cnsses of nope, was the inferior position which we Canadians occupy in the Empire by being so slight contributors to its maintenance and ite defences, Tt pains one when in conversation with men upon Imperial subjects ta henry them say to von, not with anv acerbity, but in the most kindly and courtvous manner, \u2018But you don\u2019t contribute to the maintenenre of the Nave.It hurts one to find that while we glorv in the Empire, we do, comparatively, xo little for it.\" BARLOW CUMBERLAND, Empire Club, FORCES OF NAVAL POWERS, Battleships.England.France, Germanytaly.Building.France.Germany wo 3 \u2018The British Naval const-uction pro- ramme for 1105 is acverciy cuiticized hy experte.Only one battleship (the Drencinought ) and three armoured cruisers are to he laid down, the ema! lent umber of big ships in 11 years, Meanwhile the United States contin Wea a slcady progress, Germany in building at a furious vate, and even Rustin hus an enormous estimate under consideration.Duties of Members of Board of Admirally, Firat Lord-General direction of all burineas.First Sea Lord\u2014Orgnniration fur war and distribation of the fleet, Heeond Sea Lord\u2014Pcrsonnel Third Sea Lord-Naterial, fan Women Suffer Untold Agony From Kidney Trouble.Very often they think it is from se led * female disease.\u201d There ie lens \u2018male trouble than they think.Womes uffer from backache, sleeplessness, iervousness, irritability, and a dragging.swa feeling in the Joins.So do mem, nd they do not have \u2018\u2018{female troubls,® hy, then, blame all your trouble te :male disease?With healthy kidneys, ~w women will ever have *\u2018 female dis- rdezs.\u2018* The kidueys are 80 closely coo rected with all the internal organs, thet when the kidneys go wrong, everything zoes wrong.Much distress would be saved if women would caly take DOAN'S KIONEY PILLS | «t stated intervals.e Miss Nellie Clerk, Lambeth, Out., hid { her cure in the following wosds >\u2014*I uffered for abont two years with kidaey rouble.I ached cil over, especially im te small of my beck; mot being able to leep well, no sppetRe, menstruation :rreguler, nervous irsisetifity, and bricks luet deposit in urine, were some of my .ymptoms.I took Doan's Kidney Pilla, fhe pain in my back gradually left me, my appetite returned, I sleep well, and un effectually cured.I cam highly rscommend Doan's Kidney Pills to a8 .afferers from kidsey tsouble.\u201d Price 60 cents pes box, or 3 for $L26 :11 dealers, or Doan Eupxær PILL Oty recto, One.To keep away \u201c Black Flies,\u201d Fishing, hunting, se aurveriog partice #ho1id never eat te carry with them CALYERT'S 20\" Carbolic Soap.Te has a ready sale in hot climates, beth awing 10 its refreshing qualities, and alir tu the protection ite use gives Against monguite and other insect Bites or sungs, tagworty, itch, &c.Bots.a labled.at Drugoists, ov by mail from F.C.CALVERT & Co.507 Dorebester Btreet, Hurtreal Superfluous Hair Removed by the New Principle, De Miracle st {a better than electricity, beesnse it does not scar or produce s new growth.Bester shan X-ray, because 11 dons not burn, scar or siyze the tisstnes under the skin.Better tl depllatories, because it is nut poisonous; there fore {t will not cause binud poisoning, or pre duce sezema, which is so common with depils- tories, nor does it break off the hair, thereby increasiog :t« growth, inet, -ray or depilatories are offered you on tlic bare word of the operators and manufacturers.De MIRACLE isnot.Itisthe only method which is indorsed by physician surgeons, d-ruatologists, medical journals and prominent magazine.De MIRACLE mailed sealed in plain wraps per on recipes of $1.00.Your woney back without question {uo red taps) if it fails to do all that $* «iaimed for 11.Booklet sant free in plain, seaird + WAT Yen request.Write for It today to De MIRACLE CHEMICAL CO 28 Queen 6t.West, Toronto.Far sale by w, & C1 Tirug site, Rue ph, Quetacs\" A 100 page illustrated catalogue, of high grade vegetable & flower seeds, sent free on request.e DUPUY & FERGUSON Jeadsmen 38 Jacques Cartier Square, MONTREAL.to breaxaasc Table cemplate without ZPPS'S un admirable food, with all | .2 natural qualities intact, \u2018td to build up and meintain obust hcalth, and to resist vinters extrame cold.It is + valuable diet for children.COCOA The Most Nutritious | and Hconomical | Fourth Sea Ilord\u2014Supplies nnd \"transport, Civit Lorde-Worke, buildings and D Greenwich Hospital, ia 1 = Finance, 1 Pormasent Admiralty busi | The Tth of Me wae the one hundred and forts anniversary of the launch of Nelewa's old \u201cVictarv which fought fa leat hatlie at Trafe alror.woul bons now for a centiny 1 floated iu atately and soieme, acietide in Portemouth habor, | Cushing {af jfmen amd Coloriale who | yearly vicit the faimoue relie and.na \u201cthex etans before the spot where died Cape + eel anilor her aux world reverence the hero whe gove ur the command of the sea wifi probe \u2018 cot dnt this Contenary year, one i ir to he legis that some of the over mar visitors will thera under.send what that victory meant to the | Foepice, ard will register à vow te hold what bas been loft us by our heroes of the past, NOTICE, { VF vou have n voung son ering for hiv First Communion, call and god : his suit of cjothes at FAGUY, 1 EPINAY & FRERE. SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1905.\"THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE._ is no flour \u2018just as *] read about fied by electricity.\"If a man\u2019s wife good baKer, nothing but the best flour is good enough for her.There can be no greater extravagance than the use of infesior flour.Winchester Springs, Feb.27th, 05.Household Flour which is read about the woman paying freight 25 miles before she would be without it.Royal Household was not sold in our town, I was asking about it and my grocer told me to wait a day or two and he would get some, and I am glad I did so.My wife is a good baker and made good bread out of other flours, but what she has now made out of Royal Household is so far ahead that I would be willing to pay freight fifty miles instead of twenty-five, rather than go without it.There Household.\u201d (Signed) JOHN HENDERSON.Now, is there a single woman in the whole country who, after reading what Mr.Henderson says, will net at once send for the Royal Household recipes and give Royal Household Flour a trial.Mention this paper and address THE OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO.; LIMITED, i good\u2019 as Royal MONTREAL.isa puri- | J { SPORTING EVE ee \u2014\u2014\u2014 NTS THE WORLD OVER \u2014 I A FAST 1000 MILES New York Automobile Driver Speeds All Day and Night.After being continuously in motion from 9.3% a.m.sm lriday in un autu- mobile, Charles G, Wridgway, of New York covered 1,000 wleg over the Brightom Beach race-track hetore moon Saturday in 3 hours, 20 minutes, À œvund, Tos Brats the record pute by Sebmidt near Lvireat last year by 4 hours, 3 minutes, 3 seconds, Durme the night the track was partly laminated with esleinm hghts ont Mr.Mridyway reluced the for all kinds of rheumatism, kvery sufferer from achirz joints, swelled fimbe, snre shoulders and lame back : can be swiftly curet by Nerviline.lt is quick lo art\u2014very thorough\u2014abro- lutely safe.Extenuively used for noar- ly fifty years; sold in 25e.Loitirs\u2019 under guarantce.| BELIEVED TN RETALIATION.\u201cWere you at the great concert last night?\u201d asked the customer in the barber's chair.i \u201cNo, sir,\u201d replied the hairdresser, \u201cI don't think much of them great musicians.You rer, they never gets their hair eut, and, as they never patronizes me, I don\u2019t think it my dooty to patronize them,\u201d sr = ' CASTORIA.: Bears the The King You Haw Always Sought Figuatare \u2018 \u201c ore \u201cROMANCE\u201d OF IT.THE (Mrs.flumphry Ward.) Lady Donegal, who is actively interested in the bazaar on hehalt of \u201cOur Pumb Friends\u2019 League,\u201d is often described as an \u201cAmerican pooress,\u2019 As a matter of fact both her parents were Nova Scotians, and she wae born at Halifax in that colony.But she was educated in Posten, and finished at Wellesley College, Massachusetts, She is the youngest marchioness, being only twenty-five.The story of her marriage hae heen described as \u2018\u2018romantic\u201d by those who recklessly use the word.The aged marquis, being very poor, asked a friend to find him a rich wile.The friend, taking him in enrnest, exerted himself.and the mar- viage followed.The union was a sat- itfactory one, the young bride being a gentle, charming girl.Her little hoy, the present marquis, is about two yearn old, The marchionesn is very kind-hearted and charitable.The average person tales pleasure in calling attention to erroca in epvell- ing or grommar in signs.The mia! taker furnish them A temptation to\u2018 Mapiay their knowiedge that is hurd lo resiat, \u201cEvery now and then,\u201d said a focal ketordacher yeeteeday, \u201cI fix un a window nign with a mimapelled word or an error in grammer in it.Devens | rf people drop in to tell me where île wrenr, OF coures 1 get anrnrised | and dh-n\" them.Then the chances am 1 sell them eavething.\u201d 1 A+ n Kane Cite thastes tp nent.to Le an alvertisine eurtaln which, toe the word \u201cveram\u201d epelled \u2018atspega.* The Ward rtirarte] morn canerent thon monv of the note did, Tt made meante tale sent the theatre end in che theatrical bngiress to ae | \u2018hs nnidie {a talliny glout thine ie, the fret atep fnavarde manse makiee, © Qn mon weal haern in bother the\u2019 hovea coppamar Alva tha m'e-s-lied word, hawaver, that finally Hat te have it changed *>e + \u2014+ tect place on lriiay last.At the tite of the acenlint, it was feared that Mi>> Clecg would die, Lier hair was canght in à holt ow | the scalp tom completely oft, the Fue of severing being across the eyes, part of one ear, md ihe nape of the meck anid to Other car, She was mmconscious, amd when tnbon to Nt, Joseph's hospital seemed to make no recovery, Tiue passed, tee soalp was replaced, but still the unfortungte girl made no ailvance to re x.Nome time ago the podied, Ur, MeNichol, who is atten fing Mass decided that the culy miser mo whieh 1 ahull was te eaifel tor ve $ ago, and unes à Thomas Connor, vlan sof the pro- Prictor of the tailmans slope wh re the accident happened, volunte oo fo Phe went to the ho-prtad ae | Tate wax performed, In alll twenty sewn strips ghout the din wns af tan matches place] soto dy wore out from their dealies, pod the : on the shult of \u201cst ctanate The brave young wen Vous Bo an thetic audi ue ni the pamiul oration with lortot \u2018The shin grew on 1 Iv De, MeNiched ain nmesilesd more ben Moe].fs nn member of St.1 Les Chr : Also of the Gil bron Without anv hecaton as ee of the Soptety volantes to un the operation.Th y were Vea Milliawss.F-lish South, H, 4 .Enma \u2018Gilles, Maren Marshall ad Masse Bowen, On Friday Inst they went to the How pital, Two wer- sberatef cn nt oa time.Phe doctor eat small tons ot tissue.They took ne nn: .a ample ert ane pra ME or oo \u2018 ! he HA GA.band will play the ficial who stopped him that he had | selected.Thin wae against the law {his arquments the 1 for | R ing La je du Pont way had boon bet ot npn f wing ; programme pon a mifferin bern a vesiclent of Canada for twenty- | and it was the returning officer who Bontarorenes rent jinember #|s eepecting Compagnie du Pon 4.It so, what was the cost of the and the railway wld tr another com ye he ed to tuo vears, and hoo) crosscd the bridgs | had plotted the whole thing against nd 6) of the Rules of the Hous T ar d th i bed and farniture put in such room ?pans the Mortanes hole qu Ce 3 ) elk, (weather prrmitting) : frquentiy The oflicial did not Labor him.and ne aholke against.the point the Cou an Te ae orne Porate Mr.Taschereau will also on Monday required to nest bonds nt a 4 Murch \u201cIhe American Soldier oo \u201cthe and ve eta A Hon.Mr.Gouin replied that he did | of order raised nn the ground that it | The following important notices \u2018of next it lor copies of all! doou- rate of interest 61 be oid of nt pn 4 on statement, Stil the official was not | not think that Mr.Tongpre wan the | was taken too late.The bill, be stat | motion have been given for Monday pente da ing the resignation ot Ion the other hand the company 4 I *, u satiafrt, and finally, in (he courss | Most guilty party and that probably | wl, wax in ord:r because the only con- | next :- | Dr.an he the appointment of breomes bankepe the bon lhe Vire vet from Fhe Onl ane Mimi © of their dispute, called the other o | h® gave aime of the blanks to partis | n-etion which he as promoter of the | Mr.Taschereau\u2014Question.\u20141.Does ei fs ho holie minister to replace sl simply have to tube the : y.Clark liar.The young man acted with | who were entitled to them.le knew | bill wanted ratified by the Houre, [the Hon.Premier intend to take into \u2018The Home Diet.À at 6 0° chance amoncet the preker ner oral: 40, pin Chinese Homeymaon.va.| bromptorss, and brfore the American Mr.Tongpre tn Le @ very good and | wae attached to the bill and printed \u2018his cabinet à representative of the! until next Mondes afternoon o'clock \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2019 taken into considernticn.In support | teuil.ed him as a bedroom ?(hertures Stractella ors.Canadian railany Rene ; ! agent realixed what whet had hap.| intellizent citisen.= However, if be | with the same ax schedule A.Irish Catholic element ?have heen rapidiy gaiving popularity pp ttre dn Monon Taihot pened to him he had been wd han had neled against the publie or pri Spuaker Weir deckled that the bill | 2.Tf so, will he select him from the LARGER SALE THAN ny in Inland for cone time and irae Patrol \u2018Uhe Roee, Shamçosk and down twice by the ontraged voung | vale interest he (Mr, Gouin) would | was in order except as to tho first | Irish Catholic memhers of this House | We made the largest sale i = i un artungte that thi shout} na soon- vhie S 0 Nonsa | Dritisher, who thon put back for Con- | 20 that, such a thing would not bap- | fines in clause 4.paragraph 4, which | and will he do ro soon ?wo ever hnd befnss in Genta\u2019 arch er paye haps ned than the Dae mien Peter De Roe i.as nrra ada to avoid arrest, pen again.were as follows 3.Doew ho likewis» propose to short- | Boys\u2019 Suits.Men's Suits us parliament should allow nn vensme to Vive Tn Conaddionm \u2014\u2014- ses Mr.Prevost also took part in the | \u2018\u201cFhe franchises, privileges \u2014 andily nssociate with himself another | Boye\u2019 Suite, $1.50 up.Overcoats wv Tear 1 ; third rewlme, nee that an oo .; A NEW FIRN.debnte and he and Hon.Mr.Lellanc | eights granted to certain persons nnd | English Protestant colleague ?to dato tor $7.30.Please give us ?i passed.must en Exhit nu.cu were awarded the only Gold Modul for tx excelleu.we\u2019 2up:rorisy + a factures.Correspondence Solioited.\u201c American Net & Twine Coipany, 08 Commercial St., Boston, Muss.204 Fr su, N.Y.IMuste 224 Cataloguo Froo, IVERS W.ADAMS, Troasuror and, .uoral anager, ESTABLISHED 1842 CA, TAL $600,000, { + | Ler BAIT AR.ALI ME - \u201cARS QUEBEC -ONBONIOLA ; _ PA ; vo ERR 2 tours pape = - CADGHT- INUYHE CE re ET ue.Lows £30000.\" | te ba Wine od ae ot the Cole | Dove ja Pure Gi, M TBE FATAL WEDPING.4 ; AE up to an or , \\ ol: maggy io) ows £30,000, r and b fa Pierce Gity, Missouri, ulp Wokding\u2019* Ae .when we oould ese oug wey, \\.nd ets Sera ot sre | Traces «9 Americens dei proie du Phere, Alexandria, When Overs i rem va lho aoe à \u2014 The Fatal Wedd for a a pate woke me as daylight, bo Al gn may have something | ® 1°\" only to \u20ac | [5 Brave Giolotti, the calr-keoper attempted (0 | young men Mssing bis sweetbenrt, | night engagement, commencing A Hôw a-Fur Tyaders-Ingonuity Rien ee di is dus a | te Poe ere ce or | NA ee | ae han th jude] | dey wilh ae Ver De - $ + about n° i v, of .r 8 xiters, .« case nex - of this city wi Saved Himkdit .% Mn fo ha 4 £ could Viet growed\u201d due À he \u2014t port A ey ior A tasked chairs sod tables, amd wreck: TA dscharged the prisoper, | offering aeidom loud ia the ru TOW he .avon me in fas.| 12 and et ., pursued | and dard : - ody dramas.The piece, whi .Comrade, = TN |quddy.Bib co-dreéy side be lake | GIF OR to have hme fom in to | nk ob the of \u201cstorie\u201d | by.um police, but ih quay, | \"Go Lack vod start In where Jou | om be mcm ru ar re was covered with les, not thivh mough ave ben igri up by bend.\u201d | ed the, aves of deve tue and belore they could be arreeted tbe | left off, H thors was emother one | York City, proved its drawing powers ; .; te hold « man and not thin eBOUER | The Bgyptian editors, mécordemgiy, make in Ararien.wou rive such ze three tailors reached their ship, whish | coming\u2019 to \u2018you when the offieer butted | by playing to crowded bouses duri [The fur trader sat on the stosensc ler a boat to push through, vober, | #584 Ost guardudly, not onkv of per.editor inta « highly servous oondic | was ust learicg.ab vid - od got it.Acd sake hh you ite > aout in soe Metropole.\u2018The ar .mu.\u2019 , , ; | tion.associated pablo apologies State ox ol l\u2019The Fatal Wediting\" |i packing box.For a moment Ba look: | ney'd be in a bed way H this los |Lonpere and oi BT rs But let us present à few more of | end rckless branlig with the man.| Missoni \u2014Suges Oty (Colo) Ca By different from say thing beret Rent the brad ot ara \u2018ae wd h ab to As y depend ryeiy loc (beir jae] tas Ia ws.: oe * vhoars hora pony Therelore it = mette.lors ed a dl ° pire .; u, è do \u2018thn as » ._ story, i \u201cThat ice there is Show | oo Ol Ie a thing oft Put | foe 00 the edvorliveymets of à For À: The | Macon Pilgrime\u2014Over ythres | with o distinct sbock that | read of THE LIMIT OF NUMAN ASONY Sd pathon, and one that appeals \"bleh as it vus (he Nima y L Gb hall convoi bons, bad this | CABO | mad Business brousse, por autiraily | (seed permone bare és migce | somo taiore\u2014oien Beith _ tailors y Lo de lens pores \u201c0 ae \u201c a cam of and business = houses, thew Y | Wedmenday from Algiers, Morvooo, meuf | cleaning out @ cale and beating the Ts reached with tight boots aad a oy publie, free oli smught on my first trip north into the barrens.: \u201cAugther fellow hy the pase.ofAms drow Damacm | abd''inyself had ben trading with Indjans in .Britésh Columbia.We broke camp at the and of the Benson, and started Jo the poarest settlement, which wis ten miles south of uy, with a hig lake ly~ ng between.We found the ice had all gone out, and we couldn't crus sledges, af we did when we coms .To go round the lake meant a douruey on account of the arshes.Aw our provisions were usèd and we had already sent our.pete t, there didn't seem to be an son why we shouldn't paddle the six miles across.Our ou was.light, and we figured we could reech other side before dark.\u201cThree or four Indians, who were toming in with skins, saw us ag we were setting out, and yelled something to us about the ice.Later on, I wished t'd listened to them.\u201cWe got along well till about the iddle of the afternoon, when the wind hirled around into the north, and ft got eold within tem mimutes.I began to snow, \u2018oo, first in little epits and then thicker and thicker, pntil we couldn\u2019t see a canoe\u2019s length phend of us.Lo.\u201cThese was only eae \"to do, find that was to spun = the\" Blan- WHEN ALL HOPE WAS ABANDONED Elzear Cote Found in Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets a Speedy and Permanent Cure for his Stomach Troubles.\u201cI have suffered for four years from stomaéh trouble.| suf \u2018three doctors awd they told me that:1 had Dyspepsia and no remedy would cure me.So says Elzear Cote, of St.Hedwidge de Clifton, Que.But Mr.Cote found a remedy that those doe tors did not know.It was Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets and it eured him.ile says: \u201cThen I quit the doctors end stast- 1] to take Dadd\u2019s lyspepsis \u2018l'ablets.After the fost box | had no more trouble.It is now two vears wince I took then and L'ain still\u2019 wal.1 do a'l my o%m work.| Lap tired, rhat's why I recomménd\u2019all 5 have stomach troubles\u201d to use Dodd's byw.; sin Tablets.Del's Dyspeprja Tahlets digest the \u201ceel themselves,\u201d This gives thd over qe siomach à.chance to rest ands Geom amines ol.naturally comes back to its more wal Malthy condition.PR wr beakirs , Te.+ \u2018\u201cThe Tours went by, We ate nearly | alk our provisions, snd slept over the | pox night pretty anxious, and cold and hungry, and yin g io keep out of the water that wes graduslly ns.ing in the canne, The next mocnini the ice was still foo strong.te bi through, and yet it jras too weak to told ue.\u201cThen Andy hit upon a plen.He frat tore out two of the braces that ran from gjde to side of the canoe.\u201c \u2018What are you geimg to do?\u2019 ays 1.; * \u201cTm goiug to build an ice raft,\u2019 says he, and he lashed the bracey across between the paddies.Then ho tore picces: of the birch bark eut of the sides of the cance, fastened them across between the paddies, and fin- had a patch-work raft = neari w feet long and four feet broad.Thare,\u201d said he, \u2018that will spread \u2018our weight over a bigger arsa of ie tod you can He down os it and push with your toes.You Ee first.it \"will Bold you ail night, but it won\u2019t i hold both of us.\u2019 \u201cHow shall I send the raft back to you ?\u2019 said 1.\u201cI've already thought of that, suid he.\u2018Take this ball of cord we used for tying up the skins Ill tie this on to the\u2019 raft here.Ht anythin by to you 1 may be able to pul vou out, and if you get thure all right 1 can haul the rah back.\u201cI'he raft would just barely hold me ap, and it was ticklish worl pushing ay way to shore, si out on my | stomach on the raft; but 1 secom- plished it at last.\u201cThen he pulled the raj.back to the canoe, and for a moment | 1 couldn't see what he was doing with the cord.But all of a suddem he l atood np and threw something to ward me.It fell about half-way be but glanced and slid slong te my feet.1t was bis cord | (ween us, tho ice almost f heavy hunting knife with the tied on to it.« \u201cHaul sway !\u2019 said he, \u2018when be had spreads hinusell ont on the raft.\u2018Easy ! easy !\u2019 and st last | managed to pull him ashore.T never felt anything better than the solid ground un- \u2018der my feet.If it badn't been for | Ande's ingenuity, it would have been starvation, drowning or freeing for both of us.\u201d i A \u2018grieng woman recently | received i the following note, xd is heary broken : !\u201cFouneada\u2019texpest me up \u201cto yuré house no.more sunda nights.A gurl wat leaves tole a-stickin\u2019 on the parler chairs for a feller to sit ad ain't no gurl for me.?\u2018 the United Baten ; Eterl Corporation decreased last yeas | 09,347.000.a lot H ve Reserve over (he ol ui ve returned to find ju vite with another wen, sod ehipped of both their heads with an axe.\u201d Not another word or detail, then or later, except a statement of arrnt.Hure is en exceHent | four-c;lumm story for an American daily told in four lines : \u201cGirl's Body Feund\u2014Yesterday the body of a young native girl, daugbter assan Ali, was found floating su the Mahmoudieh Canal.Her prremts sy it was not suicide, as her tings had teen torn fron: her sa 6\" The arcival of the famous squadron that went around the seas \u2018seein\u2019 thinga\u201d\u201d is thue briefly chronicled : \u201cRussian Flest\u2014The division of the Baltic eet eommmas-ded iv Adniral Botroveky, arrived at art Sul yee terday niternoon at two-thiriv.and leaves this mowing.\" A fre in the largest mercantils house in Egypt is thus set down: \u2018Big Fire\u2014The emormous VWullesr- Meimarobi stores were destroyed by We Convince Sceptics Colds, Catarrh and Catarrhai Hendache Relieved in 10 Minutes and | Cured by Dr.Agnew's Catarrhal Powder.Here's ons of a thousend such testimonies.Rev, A.D.Buckley, of Buffajo, eays: \u201cI wish all to know what a blessing Dr.Aguew's Ca, tarthal Powder is in n case of Ca- | tarrh.I was troubled with this dis- : ease.for.years, but.the first time I: used this remedy it gave most de- | lightful relief.I now myself | satirely sured.\u2019 ; Prhgnewe Pils ars dail, Sold by 1 2 Har A Stemboul an route for Mecos.Near Djeddah the lust lot of pilgries found \u2018| a formidable fpree of Beduuins await ing them for plunder.Alter the fight es pilgrims Pr.leaving fifty- ir nupixr fr an po Seid potshogt * qt\u2019, natives cause but \u20181itile surprise: \u201cShot by Touriste\u2014The Mudir of Ghizeh rts to the ministry of the interior that two American tourists om their wav down the river.shooting st birds from e steamer.shot en in- habitent of Half, who has since died, Tise~ sportsman hes bem arrested.\u201d Tim mcidental : vay.in which the pobbecy of $40,000 is just alluded to at the wod of this paregraph is altogether deliciows 1 \u201cTha Mohmal (Bolv Carpet) sailed trom Suez this afternoon for Jeddah on its way to Mocom: \u201cA theft of £8,000 took piace from the Malmal train at Abassieb.All search for tbe culprits hes preved Iruitless.\u201d A Here is anotber.\u2026.#K-mated husband who settles disputes with murder : \u201cKilled His Wile\u2014A public seriv- mer, a native, living at Gabarri, bed s conjugal dk ton with lis wife diwcussi which ended by his striking her over the head with en iron bar, killing her instantly.He fled and hus not been arreuted.\u201d* By commiting suicide this young gentlemen may bave saved himsell [rom committing axorcid \u201cSuiade\u2014A voung nwti\u2019s gentleman ol Ceiro conmitled suicide yesterday in order to avoid contracting a marriage which bis family Were bent upon Here is another hald item caloulated to play havoc with an Amuriesa city editor's peace of mind: \u201cGhastly Discovery\u2014The body of a woman with the head, hands and feet cut off was found vesterday om the banks of the Msbmeudieh Canal near Ramleh.\u201d This paragraph is not without sin- r phases : \u201cStrance Murdes\u2014At Assioul s sarat (money-changer) went to a dentist to have his {alse teeth repaired.dentist's servant aecidentall: saw the contetite of his purse, which contained £163.The dentist was obdigel to go to the chemist for some druze.Tie servant then strancied the saref and threw his hody into the wil in the back verd.When the dentist returned, the disappearance of the saraf, the wcvant\u2019'v confusion \u201cand the savaf's shoes, which were-on the window-sill, axeited bis suspicions.He sent for the peliee., They searched the servant and found an him the epraf's money ond his false teeth, He was arvested\u201d Some of these hizhlv ambiguous by \u2018aipanre ~ranks aompositors.: Hero is such fan item : \u2026 PTailora: Attack Gafoe\u2014Yesierday | < ! waiters.it d dome by British lords or British navvies.But British tatiors!\u2014it seemed incredible.Onlv the close of the item mace me comprehend it\u2014the tail.Antiseptic and Healing THERE ARE SCORES OF WAYS IN WHICH EVERY FAMILY FINDS USE FOR Dr, Chase\u2019s Ointment, Dr.Chase's Ointment is so pare and clean, wo remarkably soothing end healing and leaves the skin so slr, smooth avd clear, that it becomes a pleasure to use it.Though best known because of ita extraordinary control of the inost torturing itching skin diseases, such as eessma, salt rheum, peoriasie, aml totter, oit should not be forgotten that Dr, Chase's Ointment will ».injure the most delicate skin, Lat is in reality @ skin beautifier of great velue, Dr.Chase's Omtment is us» splendid results as a cure for: Chilbiaine and frostbites.Chapped bands and face.Sore end inflamed eyelids.Poisoned skin.Scald bead and baby essema, Sore feet aml foes.Pimples and Blackieads.Rough, red skin.Hives and insect bites.Barber's itch.Sealds and burns.Itching peculiar to women.Ringworm and pinworms.Oki sores and bed sores.Especially where there are email chil dren scarcely a week passes in which Dr.Chase's Ointment would aut prove useful.By noting the cures reperted from time to time in this paper vou will with I could readily understand | Putnam's Corn Extractorsurs and guaranteed.In use fifty years.Use only Putnam's.\u201d THE ODOR OF BPRiNG, John Burg writes in the Countrv Calendat, Tor May, es foHowe:\u2014 \u2018The first psrfume od vernal bloom drilting upon the breese, = dbridhiog your sense es you walk the highway, ve cross the little hill by the foot- peth usually appears in early May, It is éañit and delieate, but ummistek- \u2018atle\u2014it in a token of bluom some.wirere.One throws up his head and \u2018wife it and searches for, it, es be i would bend bis varfor some faint, far- off strain of music.Is it a breath of the myriad opening buds in fickd and wood, or bes the south wind brought Lit from warmer climes?For yews | ' was much puzzled as to tse origin of | this rare, elusive ndor di early May mornings.New I am oonvimosd it comes from the blossoming elms; I bave traoxl it home.There seems to be only e brief period, probably only , one or two moings, when the elms \u2018amit (hie delicous odor.It is tbe same with the sugar maple bloom.It ie not every spring that I catch its perfume.It seems heavier them that of the cm and dors mot drift so far : upon 8 breere, hut it is equally ibrief and uncertamri In both caves 1 the atmospheric conditions muet be favorable: 8 warm, mont, gentle south-west wind and a day that \u2018nous and earesses all things.WHY WE MUST HAVE SLEEP.Some curious and remarkable reasons are assigned for the desire every.hody has for sleeping.Jt in attributed hy some people to an accumulation in the system of the poisonous products of the wear and tear of the body dar.| ine the day.There seems to be some I measure of truth in this, for in many diseases the patients are often sleep: less.Another hypothesis is that the nervecells of the brain dwell apart : from each other, as it were, durin sleep.Œhe brain is composed of millions of tiny bodies called cells, each having several delicate prolongations, {or branches, for the purpose of com.\u2018find that Dr.Chase's Ointment is ove ' municating with ather cells.When the | items.aro, rendered : ployed with the .typas.ba polveiot | Bests the of the greatest healing presas known to science, frequently cucing ecvema and proriasis when ail ocber means have failed.Sixty cents a bex, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Baies & Co., Toronto, The greatest proportion of divorres takes place between the fifth and tenth year of married life.CABTORNRIA.| Bigastare brain is fully active all there cells are in eontact, or ready to br in contact, + with ane another; but the time oc- i easionally comes, it is thought, when the branches nf all the cells curl up, \u2018and their isolation means that complete communication between the ceils cease.The state of body and mind i that follows is what we call sleep, The most of probable explanation sleep.however, is that in some way or other the internal condition nf the | cells is changed, partly from exhaus-' 7 | bod tion.and partly because af diminished \u2018 wtimulation from other parts of the y.Grace Church, New York uy, per produced, as as several well-lmown New York landurarks.An unusvally strong rest bas bem secured to prevent the play.TRE NEW ALLOY INVAR.\u2018 The new alloy called invar, consists ing of steol mixed with about 36 pes sent of nickel, which is practically in« variable in volume with ordinary, shanges of temperature, has recently, been adopted by Swiss watchmakers for making balances in the majority, of their 2 thnepi ieces.\u2018The compen« wtion 2 temperature thus obtained is superior to any hitherto known, Vor meny years watchmakers have wiroggled with an outstanding trous ble in the best compensated chrono meters, known as \u201cDent's error,\u201d due principally to the nonlinear variation of the elasticity of the steel of the bairspring.By the use of invar Dent's wror may be practically eliminated, , A BILIOUS HEADACHE.Is one of the meanest things in the world.To prevent biliousness use Dr, Hamilton\u2019s Pills which keep the sys« tem clean and pure, regulate the bowls, give tene to kidneys and liver, You'll never have a headashe, you'll never have a sour stomach, but you will havè vigorous bracin health by; taking Dr.Hamilton's Pills.Yous druggists sclls Dr.Hamilton's Pills, Be, per box or five boxes for one ollar.VIOLIN MAKERS.In the village of Mittenwald, in the beart of the Bavarian highlands, live men who manulscture the grestee art of the world's supply of violins.$i crenwald has taken the place of Cremona, although it may be am other 200 years before its violins cam be mentioned in the same breath with thowe of the famous Iteliam town.Of the 1400 inhabitants ol the village over S00 are exclusively, necupied with the manufacture of vios tins, and the output reaches the in- tredible figure of 50,600 violins per ennim.They are exported to ald * countries \u2018in the world, the better instruments going to England and America.One organization ef makees alone exports 15,000.| CASTORIA For Infants and Children.\u201cThe Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of A \u201cSPORT IS THE LIFE OF MAN Lipton.THE THEY ARE SPECIAL D.MORGAN, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER.Tp tg ~~ PLACE D\u2019ARMES.\u201c 10 SALTUMDAY, MAY 13, 1905.ister was to have a free hand in his DOMIN department, Mr.Foster said that hundreds and hundreds of thousands o : : 1 à of dollars had been lost to the coun- 0ck I tey through the mistake of dissolving ; the bond of mutual responsibility between ministers, and hoped thai the new and Detter order would bave the .ect of keeping the yo cols of Scandal and Hot Water-Much | the, Cabinet in order,\" andal a 10 The House of Commons talked \u2018 Talk Little Work.round, rather than at clause 16 vi the : J Alberta Autonomy Bill this afternoon, : The fon contentious claunse have been practically disposed of.e financial clauses were deferred.waa MR.FOSTER IS SARCASTIC nothing serious to deal with but the arrangement o the Provincial constituencies and the wc! clauses.r Clause Providing for the Administration of Fitzpatrick was not ready last night Lands by the Federal Government to explain the difference between the clauves as they are in the bill, and Formally Adopted.those it is proposed to substitute for them, He was not ready to-day either, and this fact, rather than the pro- Ottawa, May 11.\u2014In the Senate, the pusals of the bill, took up ihe time of ; ti e session.was su rom Will respecting certain patents of | 0 GEER aide that Shi was a Celeste Joy was read a third time and | curious state of affairs, seeing that passed.the clause had been before the House The following bills wers read a third | lor more | than a month, With this .° ; ; ; , , Mr.Foster 0 Y time and passed: To incorporate the agree.Mr.Foster took the ng IS Conducive Monarch Bank of Canada; respecting | that Mr.Fitapatriok understood the the Board of the Presbyterian College | difference between the clauses when unshihe .error | EE St he contd to Genial Casuality Company of Canada; re-|the interpretations of Mr.Paterson, We yee tink the Richmond and Drummond | the Minister of unto; Mr.Field- \u2014 Fire Insurance Company, ing, My.Arch.Campbell, and other On the notion vi ne Hon, Nr.| Liberals, who had expluined in their Man ners and \"Davis, the bill respecting the labor (speeches that the amended clauses union labels was set down for u se- | meant that the Catholics in the new se LARYe «ae \u2018cond reading on Tuesday.presses were to get nothing, but the 0 © T d .The House went into committee on | hall hour at the close of the school ™MEG.Co.1 Iness In | the bill respecting the administration | day in which to impart religious in.of an act respecting the packing and | struction to their children.Mr, Fos.Leusens Ont, sale of certain at Ke commodities.ter's speech in this regard was one th H ! t.Hon.Sir Richard Cartwright | of the finest pieces of sarcasm heard e ouse said the act dealt with numerous | for many a day in the Commons Mrs.HENRI OLOUTIER, the | prticles, and it was Luna convenient Chambers, After this both parties \u201cfor t of it to ministe | seein villing to delay actual pro- Strongest woman in the world, dittohent departments.The bill wes gress with the measure.Mr.Fielding writes the following enthu- iid to give the (jovernor-in- | made a short speech, apparently in: siastio letter concernirk VIN \u2018Council puwer tu ru direct.In mn.| tended to keep the talk on side is ST-MIOHEL, the great French swer to Sir Mackenzie Bowell he stat- | sues, and on side issues it stayed most Tonic Wine : red that the act had been administered | of the evening session.In the course « * by bis own department, and part of it | of the proceedings Mr.Ingram said t \u201cVin 8t-Michel has preserved would remain so.It was, however, | he was ready to support the minority the superhuman strength, | found that part could be more con- | in the Northwest in whatever rights which has been mine aimes | NCH build by fu Depart | wer weed Lo dem by he BA ehildhood.VIN ST-MICHEL le The bill was reported without | Some references to what Mr.Oliver the most strengthening and amneniment, read the third time and | had formerly said in disparagement ol Invigorating of tonics.passed.the Galicians brought the Minister of \u2018To me, it seems Impossible | i the motion 2 Hon.Me Me the Interior to hin feet with a sate h, e bi 0 incorporate the | ment that of 5,061 votes cast at the that anyone who uses VIN $7.Title and Trust Guarantee Company lost dentin, 2,535 were cast at Eng.MIOHEL regularly, could Be wax mt down for second reading to- | lish-spenking polls, and only 2,128 at other than well and strong\u201d.morrow.the French.half-breed, Galician and ! Hon.Me, Front introduced seuil re- | all other poils.The majority, he alsa ., \u2026.specting the Central Canada ilway, | said.were Protestants, and he added Boivin, Wilson & Co.520 St.Paul St, which was read a first time, that he had a majority at both Eng Montreal, sole agents for America.Hon, Nr.Templeman pointed out lish-speraking and other polls, - Eastern Drug Co., 14 Fulton St, Boston, \u2018| that the Standing Oraders Committee No Onpasition apenker rose to fat 2 \" had report avorably on the peti- | low Mr, Oliver.and Mr.Paterson, the ws : Mass, sub agents for U.8, tion of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo | Minister of Customs, took up the talk, S 9 | Railway, sanctioning its purchase by | not on the hill, but about the Ed- j © the Canadian Pacific Railway, and | monton by-election, which he thought jf moved to rescind the resolution of | was a vindication of the (Govern the Senate, setting the second read | ment's peslicy.This started Mring fur Tuesday, and that it be read | Sproule, who went into an explana- a second tint.tion of the rrasons why no opposition This was ayrced to and the bill was wax offered to Mr.Oliver's re-clection, ni e Vancouver, St.John, N.B., Hamiltonread a second tine, und referred to aml then replied to the sneers induly- London, Toronto, Montreal, Win Pp 2 the Railway Committe, ed in by some of the Liberal speakers Methodist Church\u2014Services tomor- The Senate Committee on Private ' and writers at the Orangeman for \" morrow at ll am.and 7 pm, The Bills this morning reported the bill | their alleged bigotry, shown in opposi- pe pastor, Rev.W.H.Sparling, B.A.\u2026 | respecting cortain patents of the Ideal | tion to the Government's bille.Mrwill preach at both services.Manufacturing Company, without | Sproule, in conclusion, invited the ! \u2014_ - \u2014_\u2014 | amendment, \u2018ax also the bill respect.| Minister of Justice to give an explan.| = 77 7 Diamond Harbor Church, Champlain | ing the patente of Celeste Joly, for a {ation of the difierence between the street \u2014Rev, Father Hickey, CSS.R.Mono rail invention.The bill respect; original and amended school clauses, Chaplien, Services on Sunday at 7| ing certain patents of I.T.Owen |so that the country might understand and § am.Vespers nt 3 pon, was considered, and laid over, so that | the mattec and form a juduement on Mr, O'Halloran, the Deputy Commis- | them, This brought the House dan- St.Patricks Church, MeMahon sioner, could be present and give in: | gerously near the business before it, street, \u2014Rev, Jos, Tlenning, C.SSR.L formation: MH 1 and Mr.Paterson ot ww ynd made an Rector.High Mas nt 100 nm.In the Commons Mr.Hyman, reply.| effort to get the talk back to the Ed- Nespers at 7.20 pan.ing to questions by Dr.Worthington, | monton election.Mr.Borden sought I I ! ! | «aid the Government intended, shortiy in turn Le get Mr.Paterson's re THIS IS THE LI LE Chalmers\u2019 Presbyterian Chureh\u2014To- | to commence the building of a drill | about the sentiment \u2018of Ontario in re- morrow the morning subiert will be | shel at Sherbrooke nnd that tenders | gard to the bill.This caused Mr, INSTRUMENT THAT \u201cHave Me Exensdd, | Cannot Ge would he enltel for as soon as the | Potorson to close up, and Mr, Oliver and the evini The Image of Cod | Hans are completed, broke in again with a reference to SP EL LS SUCCESS sand a Kingdom.\u201d All welcome.er Hyman peo rated that the | what had been raid about the Gali\u2014_\u2014 overnment had ander consideration | cisns, and was told by Mr, Ingram Ste Andrew's Check, Levie\u2014 Regular | the building of a post office at Magog.that his conduct since he had been AND WEALTH FOR marning service ai 11 o'clock and [but no site hae been selected, and noe promoted war not worthy of a minis.eveping service at 7%, Strangers cor: | Tequest has heen reevived from the ter, and would come with more ap SOME NY go Se Ne dially welcome, town couneil of Mazog to buy & pro- proprinteness from the back henches veriy standing in the name of Dr.where not very long ago he used to of ist Chr h.elastin str 0 Wout, Wiltrid 1 ! sit, aos te Artillery \u2018ark\u2014Services Sir Willey aurier to-day announ- Tha tal ci inued, Nr.\" v * ten?1 i it is a3 on Sunday nt il n, amt 7 pam, | cod that the Governor-General would .holding alk flnotinued.of ie am .- 'MPLE mn appearance, int it?In this Case, looks do not belie for it u simple Rev.Mr, Still ses mo India, will | ome down next week to give hin aa: | and Mr.Paterson breaking in every d| in every way, even if its a plication in a practical way to IVlarconis great preach at both pacs Deun pat have been finally | now and thin With a relrence to Fd.f invention necessitated countless hours of persistent experiment on the part of \u2014_ \u2014 : pa ay be TRY, menton, The louse wns langhi 1 > , .Pa Bt.Matthews Church, St dun The following bill: wore introduced | much of the time.At midnight Me A ?the great inventor of practical wireless tesgraphy £ rece eus street (without ned So after An! read a first time: Fitzpatrick, made an effort « à 1 rece para: Easter Haly Communion, 6.30 at; To incorporate l'Union St, Joseph back to the Wil, et Taylor, oH § When Mr.Marconi's experiments had produced a pa dashes f ving ap) when Holy Commnnion, ne amid du Canola\u2014Wr, Relvaurt.Lerds, soit he wax agreeable, = but ' that was capable of accurately reproducing the dots an es of a message Litany, 10.30 a ing.3300 Respeeting the South Shore & Que- | first wanted to make eme remarks in ' transmitted at the rate of one hundred words per minute a marked advance in the art ms bvensane, à pan.Fo GL Seott, bee Southern Railways.\u2014Mr, Bruneat | condemnation of the Liberal members\u2019 À | .hy had ! de.But when his further effort had resulted in ector, \u2014From the Senate, Lo treatment of Mr, Sproule, declaring ll.of wireless telegrap y | made.Dut when .; \u2014 Respecting he Interprovineial & | that the Orangemen of the country Hi attaching the automatic recorder, here pictured, to the rece apparatus, the last French Pred terion Church, John | James Bay Railway Co.\u2014Nr, Brown | woule resent it, and what had been ng : f {.ful wirel a aphy was forced street Revel.1, oadrena, Pastor, | From the Senate, waid! about their order.He then pro- ' stumbling block in the path o commercially successful wireless telegraphy was Bervices on Sond: a tn aie and La Rushes drew attention to an- corded to speak of the Steet of the ' aside.is little machine automatically prints on the tape which runs through it every Topo.Senda a Same other ease of Government works being | school clauses an explained by Mr, : : \u2018eceivi Werk, Wenn dav, > pons All cordial | lat without tenders, Last yor a tas | Fitapatrick, and wan a pterrupiel by : message in the form of dots and dashes that comes to the r ; apparatus from Jy invited to atin.macadon pas m wan laid in front | Mr.McKenzie, of Cape Breton, who \\ near and far.Thus it is that errors are impossible and all necessity of pope ome \\ - ; of the Parliament Buildings.The area | was so persistent that the chairman 1 ; ith 1 i elvi \u2019 Chapelle Baptiste, 21 Marguerite 81 covered was 1,250 yards ent the price | had to call him to order.Mr.Taylor sages 1s done away with instantly.Not only the ol Bennie 8 ut \u20ac line i The pl \u201c pre perl in French ® A yard.; In a communication prod an article, from the Halifax | of business which may be handled were immeasurably bene! ted \u2014a hi 3 ing every Sunday ut T010 am.ane \u2018ol.Hughes rend it wine assert.| Chronicle, in which Centre oronto - .» peak i icati tru- pm.Neatx free, Strangers welcome, | ed that this price was tou high hoth | was spoken of as a yellow dog con.\u2018 two birds with one stone, so tos With the successful ui aren ol Is ms ith _ _, .\u2014\u2014 for the work for which apd ns com.| stituency, and applied the remark to ' ment, wireless telegraphy by the Marcoui system became capable competing wi Trinity Church, St Staniziox street, | pared with the price for which an | the Orange order.This Mr, Fielding 1 tel ph by wire on an al solutely equal basis.below St, John.Tvives to-morraw | asphalt pavement conld be laid down, | thought was not justified, but Mr, i clegrap! y by .h ial wirel tel h wil he a, follower: Morning pases The Come then went on to refer to Sproule held that the reference could »} Q Practical and successful wireless telegrag y means, commerci wireless clegrap oO at 42 clock.Sunday School and | the call for tenders for paving Welling.| not apply to any other y.ily 1 ) arco mpanies, one an Bible Class at 3 p.m.veine prayer | ton street, Gilawa, A work nies.Mr.Black, of Hants, next got on ' and that means a daily increasing dh of the he tt draw the dollars at 7 o'dock.rats free, Rev.B, | taken by the Government for the hene.| his feet and referred to Mr, Ingram ap 11 Thus does the simple instrument pictured here serve as the magnet to dra : Watkins, ) Rector, All welcome, fis of the in By the specificationn, 8 coward, For thie he wax called to | from the pockets of message senders into the treasury of the Marconi Companies, and ec claimed, only one concern could | order, and compe to withdraw.In : Ht.Andrew's Church ( Presbyterian) | do the work, that which ha \u201cons the | retort to some remarks by Mr.Lalor, from there into the pockets of the stockholders.Are you one of those stockholders Bu Ann Rret\u2014 Public Worn | to, pork in front of the Parliament Mr Fielding qaid there vas no foun- | who are to share in this success and see your income and your assets grow and mul- lorrow a ocinck am.an milling, and in which Mr.T.C.Rob- | dation for the statement that an .- ni 3 aati i o'clock pm.The Rev.Dr.Reid, of | inette, prominent mupportér ol en one but Me.Oliver had been consider.tiply?If not, do you not believe that it 15 worth Investigating, when others in all walks Montreal.ate at hoth wer Government in Toronto, was interent- ed for the Ministry of the Interior, ] of life are investing in it after a careful investigation of what it has done and what it is ices.Strangers cordially welcome to od, Me.Hyman, who is still acting | alter Mr.Sifton\u2019a resignation, e ' : : o-cent stam 1 all services, Minister of Public Works, said ied talk went on till 1.30 o'clock, when | as sure to do as the sun 1s to rise?It costs you only a tw rt t wo wnte pour , _.contract for paving a small area in | dlause 20 was read.It provides for 1 for detailed information upon which you can come to a positive conclusion as to what > Cathedral of the Holy Teinity\u2014Sun- front af the Parliament Building had | the administration of the lands by think of \u2019 day Fi Moly {ommunion, ; 8 heen given to the Warren Company by Government of Canade, Lo od | you F CANADA, LTD am.(and ¢ a.m.on the Ind Sunday the late minister, Mr.Sutherland.The ore it was adopted the House ad.3 in the month) alan at 11 a.m.on Ist pavement was well reported on from | journed st 1.45 or lock.THE MARCONI WIRELESS TELEGRAPH COMPANY 0 , end drd Sundays of the month.Morn.| other cities, and the purpose was to ! as an investment opportunity.Even if you do not invest, it is a liberal education to find out what we be nervice, Hm Yovening res test it in jection with the plan for SAVED THE BABY.| can tell you about wireless telegraphy and, as it ie to be the most wonderful item in the century's pm.Morni aver daily during aving à the roadways in the i } the weck at 9.30, toly Conmunion Trou, An for the apecifications for \u201cI was not a believer in advertised i § There you ought at least to have « alking knowledge of the qublect Canadian Marconi Company every Wednesday at 7,80 am, will | the paving of Wellington street, Mr, | medicinen,\u201d says Mrs.Chas.VanTas- ere is one vital consideration in ¢ connection.e stoc hich te seats aro free and strangers are wel- | Hyman said they wera those which | sell, Digby, N.8., \u201cuntil | began us.is now selling at $5, which is the par value per share, The remarkable pi wi Company come, the city of Ottawa required in connec.| ing Baby's Own Tablets, When my is making wil surely resuk in an advance to a higher price in the near future and, therefore, it in tion with similar works.After Mr.| last haby was born we never Roped to important that you should investigate the question, not to-morrow but to-day, so that you may be in Ut always pays to be polite, When .Bennett had drawn a parallel between | raise her.She was weakly, did not a benefit by that advance.Fi you can now buy sny number of shares from \u2018or are shaking hunts with à man he | (he case and that of the Port Arthur have any flesh on her hones, and a a position to i iy « ; .3 \u201cOy 3 well be Hckin vour neket dredging, and Me, Sproule had con.| bluish color.The doctor who attend- one share to two hun shares and at the $5 per share price.san t very } g I emer Un procedure followed, Sir | her told me the would not dive.CONSERVATIVE JUDGMENT AND IMMEDIATE ACTION MAY LEAD ilfrid Laurier ur that all the : er reading what other mothers OUR | rapors shold he betas the House he: naid shout Bahy\u2019's Own Tablets 1 de | TO AN UNEXPECTED FORTUNE FOR YOU AND YI FAMILY har Judgment wan pronounced, ex.| cided to try them, and I must now We repeat\u2014ls it not worth investigating?We repeat\u2014Don\u2019t delay ! ressing confidence that hin late enl- | honeatly ray 1 never had such a valu al LL d make all checks able to Fa had not broken the law, which able icine in my ome.It has Address communications and make all ¢ pay requires that contracts for over 85,- ; chan my poor, sickly, fleshless baby 000 shall not be left without tenders into a lovely child, now ns fat as a MUNROE & MUNROE | being publicly called for, and suggest.| butter bail.Worda fail to express my Manegers for the Marconi Underwriters + ol that the contract may have Porn thanks for what the Tablets have done Broad Exchange Building, New York 3 for an amount within the limit, and for my child, and I can only urge that , (hat the amount of work done was nother mothers do as I do now, keep | greater than that originally contem- the Tablets in the house always, plated, The Prime Minister alto point.' Baby's Own Tahleta poritively cure | «il out that by bille now before Per.all the minor illa of babyhood and 50 Con , Boon, Mas.Canada Life Building, Mooteal Jars ure for oP neh Ere dament, all, contracts for over 8,000 childhood, and the mother has a mp AT ment Ain roms a re the | must be let \u2018only by Order-in-Conneit, guarantre (hat they contain no opiate re laxat snd caf commanded\u2019 ta int bottle end 1; oser D RURYON CO Fhriade pale Thin brought trom Me, Foster a re; Or harmful drug.Bold by all drug- mark that this policy was a reversal piste or sent by mail at 25 cents a of that announced when the Govern- x by writing the Dr.Williams ment took office, by which every min.| Medicine Co., Brockville, Gui \\ SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1908, PET THE QUEBEC CHRONT Ya RTY TT TT Tee CLE.CUNARD LINE.MEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.Calling at Queenstown.From Piers 51 & 52 North River, N.Yris.- panis.June 8, Gibraitar\u2014N -Adriatie.New Modern -Screw Steamens .May 28, 10am: Juiy 11, Aus.29, Fons June 6, Jua.m.; July 28.June 77, noon ; Aug.13 ad Third cle say.© paré Clues Tickets to and from all parts of Vor beght and paamre to Cunard Steam.Rin Co: els 2 ere ow York, or 128 | State t, Boston, Mass.¥.8.STOCKING, Louis Btreet, Quebec.ALLAN LINE , Royal Mail Steamships.ESTABLISHED 1652 20 Slenmers Aggregating 150,783 Tess.NEW TURBINE STEAMERS.Virginian, 12000 Tons, Triple Screws Victorian, 12,000 Tons, Triple screws.LIVERPOOL, QUESES AND MONTREAL SERVICE Fro From Liverpool Bteamshipe wlio Quote, 20 Apl.Tonlan.,.5 May 5 May 2 a7 Vivt-rhon \u2026 2 4 May Bavniinn 19 « ; ue 2 > Éd 18 * 2 June NE er AR Cah 3) varda DOMINION LINE | rk Steel vand 8275 Passenger Sailings.According us of berth.méme emmener QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.GLASGOW, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE From Giuagow Kteamships From Montreal 15 April Buel Ayreau.3 M Jens 13] Soman B BF Gorin! 0 4 \"SNES bin 00.Second Cabin S40, Sern naman Jaw 1 Turon.cabin $60.Second Cabin $40.Steerage $26.50 Eman art Englishman.AMERICAN LINE FLYMOUTH\u2014CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON.Sallings SATURDAYS at 9.30 a.m.Loula.May 20 | Bt.Paul.June 3 phis.Msy 27 | New York.June 10 ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT Mianehahs.May 20 | Minnetonka.May 2 Only first-class passengers carried.RED STAR LINE.NEW YORK\u2014ANTWERF\u2014PARIS, Sailing SATURDAYS at 10.30 a.m.WHITE STAR LINE.Prom NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL Wednesdays, from Piers 48-49 N.R.Maj Mer 17, 10.am | Baltic\u2026.May 24,10 n.m.May 19, 8, a.m.| Teutonic, May 31, 108,.m BOSTON to LIVERPOOL.day ae JU bise, June 1, July 6 BJSTON to MEDITERRANEAN.June8, Aug 19, Oct, 7 Arableric.2.\u201cJune 24, Aug.5, Sep.16 NEW YORK to MEDITERRANEAN.Se ee June 15, July 7.fev: * Finer-CLase, from $70.end upwards, according to steamer.SECOND-CLAN, $40.00 and upwards, according to steamer and location.Tnrap-Cuiss, Hi 97.60 and upwards, according tosteamer.For and ht rates, berthing ac- esmbodation 206 f 2 apply to W.M.MACPHERSON, Manager, No.58 Dalhousie Slrcet.Quebec Steamship Company LIMITED.Mew York, Bormeda aid\u201d West tides Royal Mail Lines.Salling from Pler 47 North River, N.Y.For BERMUDA : The new Twin sere BERMUDIAN, 5,580 ML Tons.Thursday 18th May, st 18.a.m.PRE CARIBBEE, 2000 tous, Thursday, 35th May, atioem + FOR WEST INDIES Croix Kite, tigna, Guadanice tinge, a Lucia, Barbaand Demeram.+\u201c KORONA, Saturday, 13th Nog noon.PARIMA, Wednesday, 24th Msy, ats pam.St.Lawrence Line.The Twin Screw [ron 8.8.CAMPANA, 1,700 tons, a intended to sail from Qui Tuesday 23rd Ma, goon for Father Point, Gasoe Vas ay, Perce.Cape Cove, Summerside, Char lottatewn and Pictoulent accommodation for passengers, Be ee requested to mark the rt of des es In full on all packages, to avoid mistakes landing.= & will be received on salling day only, between 8.and 1.a.m.Fes further information pa to AR 'R AHERN, Secretary, Quebec E & Coo OUTERBRIDGE 4 2 Brofavey, New York, ¥.Louis Btreet, J.Hone, Jr, Lacie B of 8t.Joka and Palace Streets, Quebecy 13 1908.FERRY BETWEEN Quebec, Sillery and St.Romuald 8.8.FRONTENAC.d citrumstances allowing it, a monster vi ran à follows: s #T.ROMUALD.QU: 8.00 am.6.0 2.09.8.00 8.0.9.00 8.10.00 8.08.ai .1.00 p.m.2.00 p.m.pdx 15 w SUNDAYÉ 5 12.15 p.m 8.008.m.ble BER 28.mm.5 818 p.mat St.Romuald and Lower Sillery, on ends! nd Saturdays, the fint boat 0 Btae wil) start at 4.46 instead of 5.a.m.1urday night there willbea boat from St Romusid and Eillery to Quebec at 7.p.m.Orleans Ferry, On and after the 15th May, circumrtances and Tinther permitting, this steamer will run as lows : From id.From Quebec, 8; pu pan 4.00 ee! Steamer fter the th of April, weather and on nest permitting, the Steamer Champion run aa follows: care bd Friday om seeders, Wednesdays, Thur ON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, From Quebec.From 8t.Joan.A am.\u201cpm ing at At.Petronille in the moming only.Durée the mme steamer wilt make a trip bec Tiler go an te give an advantage ; jte of this city to enjoy the trip où Leave Quebec 2.p.m.Return 9.30 p.m.Noo Stietahip Fal nx, Music apd Smoking Room on + Light and Blige Keutset o th on boar Victorian, Vingintun, Favardomæit Ends helog nt once n cuavenieuce aud addiucual mfeguurd lu cuse of ucvident.LONDON, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE From London From Montreal 19 April , May non \u201c HAYAE, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL* SERYICE From Ftavre Steamahlps | Fram Montreal = April farm 18 Ney y me >\" lu June Only Second Cabin Passenicers carried, mate £4.00.For (urther particulura a ly to ALLANS, RAE & CO., Axenta 169 Champlain street AMERICAN LINE.Plymouth, Cherbourg, Southampton.From New Yurk, Suturdays at 9.30 a.m.£t.Paul.May 88 Louk, May 20 New York.May 18) Philadephia.May 27 RED STAR LINE.Antwerp\u2014Dover\u2014London\u2014Paris.Sailings Saturdays at 10.30a.m.Zeeland.May à | Vaderjand Finland.May 13 | Krounland, Plers 14 and 15 North River.Office, 9 Broadway, New York, F, N.Stocking, 3 Kt.Louis Street; Jules Hone, Jr.C.F.& À À, Canadian Pacific Railway.opposite Post Office: Chas.E.Tenny, G.T.Ry., comer of I'u Fortand Ann Strects, Quebec.'WEAVER\u2019S SYRUP It purifies the Blood and curce Bolls, Humors, Salt Rheum Davis & Lawrence Co, Ltd, Montreal.QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY.On and after 8th May, 1905, THE UNDERNOTED TRIIS WiLL BE TOUXD convenien gers travelling by the undermentioned railways.(Sundays excepted)\u2014 weather and cireumstauces permiltüing\u2014will leave QUEBEC LEVIS rox Intercolonial Railway.AM.7.00 Expres from Monreal.10.90 Expres from R.du M.; 1200 Through Expres from Hallas, 1.90 Jxproms from Monreal.415 Ex; from Cam ae cum 530 Expres from Monreal.Quebec Central Railway.AM.7.00 Mixed to Reancel det.and Megantie 726 Express to Sher-|P.M, brooke.1.15 Expres from Boston and Springic 6.00 Mixed from Beauce Jet.and Megantic.9.00 Expreus from Bherbrooke, .Grand Trunk Railway Ferry.Week Days.SOUTH QUEBEC.AM.7.15 Exprem from the est.AX Ex to Ca \u2018 eo tr or 11.45 Exprem to Montreai.P.M.3.65 Ex] to River dul Ip.4.00 Express to Mon- 6,00 Thyenigh Exprom to .rou! Halifax, prom (daily except Saturday).AN.8.00 Accommodation from Sherbrooke.P.M.2-30 Exprem to Roaton and Sprincfieid.6.30 Accommodation Ww Bherbrooke.QUEBEC, 6.45 Expremto the West.M.Es Mail to the West.PM.6.05 Express to the West! 1.50 Mail from the West.Bundays.PM.AN.6.08 Malt to the West.| 7.15 Exprem from the ol Province of Quebec.District of Beauce.No, 4.Dime Marie Lucie Lemieux, of St.Evariste of Forsyth, district of Beauce, wife of Auguste Bolduc, merchant, of the mame place, duly authorised Superior Court.7 in judicial to appear in J M gs, Plaiout ; va The said Auguste Bolduc, Defendant.An action In separation as to ropert has been instituted in thin case the 15th In , Toe.Bt.Joseph, Beauce, April 13, 1908, AUGUATE BOLDUC, Attorney for Plantiiffapii7x1m.THERE ARE MANY BAKING POWDERS BUT THERE 19 ONLY ONE MAGIC BAKING POWDER 1 ls Pure, Wholesome and \"SOLD IN ALL, BIZESe EW.QILLETT Saray TORONTO, ONT.21 | heavy.Nouvila Bollau & Ca, Stock Brokers.STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT FOR - CASH, AND ON MARGIN, Private Wire to Montreal, Boston and New York :08 ST.PETER STREET.\u201cPHONE 046.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.New York, May 12.\u2014Stooke madé à considerable show of strength to-day \u2018and the demand exparxed sufficiently to almost double the volume of trats- actions over several previous days.The dull revietmg power by the mar- het this week gave notice thet the liquidation had spent its force, but it was evident from the smaii recovery effectod up to late yesterday that | there must be a conederairie mterest which had refrained from covermg in the expectation that there wes to be a renewal of the hquidation.ihe movement to-tay started in 5 hestat.ng way am (there were several baite ore gaimd beadwsy and spread to include pretty much the whole List.St.Paul was the lcader of the advance and the first response to its leadership was moderate.\u2018Ibe movement had to comiend with the sharp weakness of Consolidated and Brookbyn Union Gas on account of the rection in their dividemis mdusd by the legislation towards the «nivrce- ment of lower rates for gas.\u2018lhe most effective influence towards the recovery im prices was the successful cowpltion of the Lorion setthunnt.\u2018lhere was a resumption of activity by a awrixe of uld pools in various stocks winch have desisted lately Tron operations under the discour: conditions m the market.A nuniber of metal ~tooks which have been under the intlurnce of merger rumors from Lime to Line were con:picuous instances of (bis lin! of \u2018activity.The prelfiuimary estunates of the currency movements promised some decline in the cash reserves of the banks, owing to the week's large absorption of the sub-Treasury, Money, however, continues extremely easy.The buying and Yriddimg up of stocks was regarded in œ lai part agamst the short interest andthe forced cov- | ering by this element was an mport., ant factor on the day's strength.lro- fessional profit-taking clipped the day's geins and the closing was dull and By private wire from Chas.Head £Co, New York to Bruneau & Dupuis, Stock Brokers, St.Peter Street.Lowest on Clos ing Atch.A Am.Car Foundry.L Co'y Com.WEEKLY CLEARINGS.New York, May 12.\u2014 The following are the weekly bank Clearings, as compiled by Bradetreet's for the weok emd- mg May 11, showing percentages ot increase and decrease as comparyd with the corresponding week last year: Domirion of Canada : Montreal, $33,608,000, mcraase 22.7 per cent.Toronto, $19,904,543, increase 721.1 per cent.Winnipeg, $6,084,908, incrense 12.9 cent.Ottawa, 9,172,27%2, increase 9.1 per cent.Halifax, $197,183, increase 11.7 per cent, Vancouver, $1,784,956, increase 16.9 per cent.Quobec, $1,070,664, increase 46.3 per vent.| Hamilton, $1,169,206, iuoreass 11.9 per cent.|\" St.John, $1,191,446, increase 025 per cent.London, $1,109,348, increase 30.2 cent.Victoria, $80U7,017, morease 41.9 per cat.| u For the convenience of city fami- es wishing to move early to the Summer Resorts along the line of the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway, the | suburban train leaves quebec daily except Sunday at 5.20 P.MA train leaves Quebec every Thursday and Saturday at 1.80 P.M., for Lake St.Joseph.On and after May 15th, this train will run daily, Sunday excepted.! A train leaves Quebec at 1.45 P-M.every Sunday for St.Raymond.Returning, will leave St.Raymond at ; 7:60 P.M., arrivé In town &¢ 0.80 P.M.Commutation and periodical tickets + are issued at reduced rates to city LEEAIRE & TROOHEREAU, Accountants, Auditors and Liquidators, \u2018 IN! - Mountain Hil - 11 QUEBEC.A.B.DUPUIS.ART.BRUNEAU.STOCK BROKERS, MEMBERS OF THE MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Quebec, 123 St.Peter Street.Montreal, 84 Francis Xavier St.CORRESPONDENT And Private Wire with Chas.Head & Co., 17 Broad 8t., New York Chas.Head & Co.77 Btate St, Boston\u2014\u2014\u2014 pra a QUEBEC 6TO6K EXCHANGE.Asked.Ofiered.Quebec Dank .\u2026\u2026\u2026 0.\u2014 131 Union Bank nnene 144 140 Banque Ne 108 106 CPR.x lb} 148} Richeli .Pn Montreal H., L.& P.Co.Vi so Quebec K., L.& P.Ca.WN vi Q.R., L.& P.Co, pid.112 108 Queireo Gas Co.a Ps \u2014 11 102 1v6 104 ; % Yom.Textile Bonds, .8 eu Mont.Cotton Bunds He Lan) Juebee Railway Bounds, ., 9?vs War Eagle .16 10 Center Su \u201d x North Star 1 3 Republic 3 \u2014 Payne 4 1 Virtue.5 1 Sales.Bellechasse T«l-phione, 3 at 104, at lon, 5 at 104.Quebec Railuvay Donde, 100 at 97, 5 Monkey Brand Sosp makea coppet like œold, tin like silver, crockery like warble, u' and windows like crystal MONTREAL 8S170CR EXCHANGE.Asked Otiered V.E.PARADIS, Public Accountant, AUDITOR AND CURATOR.Aceounts Investigated and Collected.Financial Arrangements and Compromises.Liquidation of Insolvent Estates.All busines entrusied to me will be economically and promptly stiended to.RICHELIBU COMPANY BUILDING 44 Dalhousie Street.For Sale.$25,000 DENVER TRAMWAY POWER COMPANY, First Mo Improvement 5 per cent Gold Boods, Principal and Fintereat guaranteed by The Denver City Tramway Com 4 Price $103 a interest, Yielding 4 8-4 per cent.$25,000 TOLEDO RAILWAY AND LIGHT COMPANY, pti Mone Gold Bondstion.Price $85 and luterest, Yielding 5 1-4 per cent.Above subject to sale or advance in price.STOCKS Bought und sold for Cash or on Margin, C.W.WALCOT, Quebec Fire Assurance Bullding, 81 Bt.Peter Street.April 12x12 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge Kiver is submerged ux well as tbe other deep water pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the Long Wharf, \u2018The position of the Pier at the mouth of the Cups Rouge River is, au heretofore, shou by a flat buoy by day ! and a white light by night and the position of the deep water Pier re cently taken at the end of the Long | Wharl is in a straight line with the said flat buoy and about 600 feet to | CPR.10 149% the west thereof.St.Paul & M.\u2014 lis} Cape Rouge Wharl and Pier Co., Montreal Street.216 214 N.FLOOD, Manager.Toronto Street.1958 ww \u2014_\u2014 win City, x a 000 115 1144 Detroit Uni cou Academy of Music of Quebecalifax Street.07 104 ! p COMPETITION FOR 1908.Toledo Street St | The competition for 1905 wil] be held at MON.| ichetieu » TREAL, TUESDAY, the Zith day of the month of | Montreal Power, xd.#1 90}: JUNE next, at the Polytechnic School.St.Denis | Dominion 16 0.\u201d 0m ng | Bee EAE Sa Y Dom.I.& S., pid SO | JUNE, at the Laval University, at 9 o'clock a.m.Dominion Coul.8 fie) PROGRAMME.Detroit United, 100 at 568, 100 at 064, 25 at 864, 50 at 56}, 28 at G4, 25 at 564, 26, 50 at 564, 50, 100, 0 at 661, 50, 100 at 66§, 25, 100, lov, 60, 80, 50, 50 at 57.Montreal Street, 1 at 220, Textile Bonds, 130 at 86, N.8.Steel, 25 at 62.aloe Street, 25 at 337, 50, 50 at Richelieu & Untario, 35 at Mat V0.Hochelaga Bank, 10 at 186.Merchante Bank, 4, 11 at IX.Dominion I.& S., 25, 5 at 214, 25, 4.isronto Street, 3 at 106, 25, 26 at 054.C.P.R., 25 at 1464, 15 at 14, 25 at 148$.«et , Twiw City, xd., 10 at 118, Montreal Cotton, 10, YO at 100, Montreal Bank, 1 at 357.PRODUCE MARKETS.New York, Mey 12\u2014Flour receipts, 13,762 barrels ; exports, 20,943 barrels Firm.Barley, stow, Wheat receipts, 1,000 iruwhels; exports, 4,000 bushels.Spot, firm, Options closed partly à cent net higher, Corn receipts, 1,074 bushels ; exports, 174,408.Spot, steady, The option market was gen erally weak and closed à to 4 oent net lower.Oates receipts, ¥3,000 bus- Per steamer Uervons, Ntooke, from Newcartle-60,0U0 firebricke to Hochelage Bank, 26 do to J.J.Murphy, 50,000 do do, 186 pkgs to order, 40 whitelead to Marchant liros.steamer Murray Bay, Lairance, from Montresl\u2014125 pkgs to Lomimon ne.Per steamer Manchester Shipper, Haworth, from Manchester\u2014 65,600 sacks sait, 30 pi to ortse, 2 do to Gowans, Kent & L'o., 2 do to Leauport Brewing Co, 2 do to J.A.Langlais & 1reres.lt steamer Huencm Ayronn, , from Glasgow\u2014361 to Whiteead amd Turner, 460 to Colin Campbell, 12,74] firebricke, ete.to order, 10 pe to W.& I, P, Currie & Oo, 9 to F.Maranda, 47% do to N.Rioux & Co., 65 do to H.Beautsy, 50 do to J.B.E.Letellter, 160 do to N.Turcotte & Uo., 65 do to A.Uerrier & Fils, 80 do to Langlois & ara.dis, 80°do to Lairoit & Frere, 190 do to J.M.Dougiae, 1 do to laforce & Frere, 123 do to E.Rovmilhac, 37 «to Z.Paquet, 2 do to Feguy, Lepinay Frere, 9 do to Gauvreau, Heawdry fo L.x Furcotte, 8 do yor, 1437 sewerage pipes Gaudry & Co, 1 pkg.to Co., 8 propeller shafta to J.Wools FI ; rt mit LAND ATER ge x ÿ Pre Load te Consom: pare nity and an earl ve Ove wil Pease, six peo le summering at Resorts along à line.| that of ty, RAE el a pl re 00d Medicine Cove Windees, api Montresd Power, xd, 5 at $1}, 100 | bels ; exports, 4,200 bushels.Spot, ' stead, ie premio, firm.Molasses, Ll ly.g iron, quiet.Cop stondy.Lead, sicucs.Tin, vety ee, spot, Rio, easy, 5 Colt, spot, a uger, raw, IMPORTS, Gam: | Organ\u2014Second clam, flecond Prelude, op.37.Mendelmohn\u2014( Peters\u2019 Edition).First clams\u2014First movement of the firs Sonat, op.65.Mendelwohn, {Peters\u2019 Edition).Examination on registration and plain chant.Pianu\u2014Third clam, first movement of Lichner's Sonatiua, % 366, No, 1, \u201cModern Sonatina Al bum,\u201d Vol.1.Second clam\u2014First movement of Sonata in D., No.13.of Mozart.(Schirmer's Edition).First cinms\u2014Final Sonata in L., up.19, No.8, Beethoven (tchirmer'a Edition.) Violin\u2014Third_clam\u2014Melodie, (pleurs Edition)., No.1.d char Ftude oh 13, No.9 (L'Abeille), F.Bebubert.(Ditson's Edition), Musical Collection, No, 3.First clas\u2014Concerto in A Major, No.4, first movement, Rode, {Pcters\u2019 Edi: tion, No.100m).Violoncello\u2014Third clas, Andants snd first movement of Klengel's Concertino, ( Edition Breitkopf and Hartel, N.Y).Second cl Andante and first movement of Concerto, No.3, of Golterman (Edition Breitkopf and ~ Hartel.N.Y.) First clam\u2014Andante and first movement of the fourth concerto of Romberg (Litoiffa Edition).Singing\u2014soprano and Mezzo Soprano, First clam, Cansonetta of Concert extracted from & .18, No, 1.unical Colieeition).Tenor\u2014First clam, Aubade du ~~ | music is provided for these charming , han hel quartet of Haydn by Pauline Viardot, {fennel | Lalo, tone First clam, Romance 4\" Arlodsn.Mehul\u2014\u2018 Femme Sensible,\u201d (Edition of the Con- | servatory, Heugel).arran bv tievaert.i SPECIAL COMPETITION- j etition for the title of Laureate will take place in Iavor of bearers of 25 at 214, 95 at D4, 10 at 21}, 60 gt sostclam diplomas.; PROGRAMME ! n~-Prelude in E flat major, Bach, Augener , vol, 9682.no\u2014Capric op.22, Mendelmohn, (A cr\u2019a Edition).VEiin-Concerto in À minor, No.22.first movement, Viotti, (Peters\u2019 Edition, No.110Ja ).Binging\u2014sopratio.Scene et air de bona Elvire, Don Juan, Mozart, (Heugel's Edition >.; Besides the above pieces, all the candidates will | have to perform, at their choice, onc of the pleces | mentioned, according to the cinmes, in the pro { | | O Edi Pia gramme of examination, in which will be found «ii the conditions required for the competitions.The examinaticn on the theory will take place on the ev: of the competition, at the places above | menticne 1, at ¥ o'clock a.m.Fot any information Application may he made | to the fecretary, No.84 Ht, Louis street.Quebec, or to Mr.Victor Pelletier, No.23 Mansfield street, Montreal, A.LAVIGNE, President.JOS.A.DEFOY, Secretary, Quebec.20th April, 1908.Granda Union Hotel Rooms From $1,00 Per Day Up ) Oppesite Gens genres Station BAGGAGEEZTFREE BRADSTRLEET'S REVILW, New York, May 12 - Bracletreet's Weekly Review of Trade in Canada tor | morrow will say :\u2014Backward savons | amd carried over stocks in retailers\u2019 hands are a drawback to Canadian trade.Collections are stow, due, 1t ia thought, to overstocking, but hardware is active.Warmer weather d trade im British Columbia and collections are fair.Failures for the week number 18 agaitet 23 tins week à year ago.25c.DR.A.W, CHASE'S CATARRH CURE.is vent direct to the diseased ars by the Improved Blowet Heals the uicers, clears the alt passages, Hops droppings in the broat and permanantly cures Caterrh and Hay Fever.Blower free, All dealers, or Dr.A.W.Chao Medicine Co., Toroute aad Buffalr LADIES LADIES! Do not forget our Ladies\u2019 Hats.Nothing but the newest, FAGUY, LEPINAY & [RERE.DANCING AT KENT HOUSE, Our rescters should not forget that there is dancing every week dey evening m the acious sd handsome parlor of the Kent House.Excellent wd popular little dencing parties, which are a source of great enjoyment to all who patronize them.All disorders caumed by a bilious state of the system cen be cured In using Carter's Little Liver Pills.No pain, griping or discomfort attending in use, them, VICTORIA DAY, MAY 24th, 19085 Round Trip Tickets will be issued at SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE Going May 23rd and 24th Return Limit May 25th, 1905 Hours of ture from Quebec (Ferry Waves foot of Kt.Paul Street) as follows \u2014 16.45 AM, 112.35 moa *6.05 PM.(tDally except Sunday, *Dedly.) For all information, Mapeand Time Tables, etc.apply any G.T.R.Agent or to CITY TICKET OFFICE.Comer Du Port and Ann Street (Opposite Chateau Dulhousie Bi Froutense.) Fi Lan troet, a feat iat, Paul Bleus, ad 169 8t Paul Btroot INTERCOLONIAL «RAILWAY Trains Lass Levis as Foliows GOING WEST ut 7.15 A.M.(Mixed) Sundays exoe \u201412.10 p.m.Mondays excepted \u2014 4.Soepied oz exovpied: 1.30 PM xod) Sundae excepted, o1NG AST at 830 AM.Sundays exoe| ed-\u20144.10 P.M.Sundays excepted \u2014 5.3% Pi Saturduys excepied.MAIL SPECIAL.MONTREAL TO RIMOU- BRI, SUMMER, 1905 The Mail Bpecini will make ite first 15ip the sanson, los ving Montre + at 7.48 PE Friday, May 5h, connecting at Rimoual taturdey morning.Mag ma with the n Line Bteammer \u201c[ONIAN\" for Liverpool, and this train will continue to run every Friduy therouftor during the season of navigulion.Truin parses Loin at 12.80 A.M.and will have anipie secomnodsilon for first and socond clam pures, and weeping car wilt be sttached If rou - HORSE SHOW, MONTREAL, MAY 10th to 14th.1905.Return tickets from Quebuc at following rates : May 11Lh, $4.50 ineluding admission to Show.Ba oH a eas cline ud miwion ta fhow, - Kelurn limit May 15th, 1908.of on on For further particulars and Sleeping or lor Car seooinuodution pleas apply to Ticket Ofices Na.7 imFort Sireet and 3 housie Strert.Toleyhones 59 and 4 me Dal [THE HUB RESTAURANT, 67 Sault-au-Matolet Street, WILL BE OPENED ON Monday, 1st May.Best of Liquors and Cigars al- wavs on hand, and service unsurpassed J.ACHILLE DAIGNEAULT, apl27x2w Proprietor, Richelieu & Ontario Novogdtion COMPANY MONTREAL LINE.A boat will leave daily.except Sunday, at 5.30 .m.for Montreal, stopping &t Batiscan, Three vers and Borel.SAGUENAY LINE.A boat wil] leave Quobec on Toesdaynand Saturdays, at 8.00 2.for Chicoutimi, stopping at Bay £t.Paul.Fboulements, St.Irenee, Murray Bay, River du Loup, Tadousac, L'Ausc St.Jean and st Alphonsephonse.EC.WURTELE, Agent.SEND YOUR HOUSE LINEN, BLANKETS and CURTAINS to us\u2014Our prices are ve modera ur work will please you.- THE - | | TELEPHONE 95 70-74 St.Valler Street, | Protect Yourself From asking a favor of a friend when you require a BOND .-OR- From a common Enemy, Acoident or Sickness, by Applying -TO- LONDON GUARANTEE AND ACCIDENT GO'Y.ARTHUR E.SCOTT, AGENT, 118 ST, PETER STREET.may 12x1m.Pruneau & Kirouac To Please the Little Falke, Nothing Can Equal à Grand New .BICYCLE OR TRICYCLE.af I'd Just the right thing to bring to the Country nel de We have them nt different prices.Pruneau & Kirouac, 34 Fabrique Street.| CANADIAN | PACIFIC VICTORIA DAY EXCURSIONS Exeursion tickets will be sid to al! Canadian Pacific Ratiway Statins in Canadas, Purt Arthur, Ont, dault Gte.Marte Out, Windsor, Ont, and oan, also to {rom Detroit, Mich, and Sault tte, Marie, Midi, a$ LOWEST ONE-WAY FIRST CLASS FARE \u2014\u2014 MAY 23rd and 24th.Good for Réturn until May 25th, 1906 \u2014 For tickets and other information apply to Palace Station, Chateau Frontenéc snd City Le Office, #0 8t John Street, cormer Palace Canadian Pacific Railwey Company.ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES.Proposed Summer Sailings.QUEBEC TO LIVRRFUUL.CHAMPLAIN' ERIK.LAKE LARE wid cabin to ound trip ag uced x unsl, Lamon, 4 LY Betfast, Londuhidgery aid Qacotistown, Es From Liverpool, London or Londonderry, QUEBEC TO LONLON.May 13th , {freight and for all other in.fonnatlon spply to J.Hone, Je.City Passenger, Freight and Steamship Agent, 4 Dalhousie street.QUES S.S.Vancouver Excursion MAY 13th PORTLAND, MAI VE AND RETS RNING Via the White Mouataias.FARE FOR $ 27.50 KOLND TRIP FPawengers wishing to retara by the White .Mouata us through the famo.s CRAWFORDS | NOTCH, will plowe nee that their return tickets read via Maine Central and Quebec Central Railways, leaving Portland at 8,50 AM, arriving Quebeo at %.00 PAM ONLY DAYLIGHT ROUTE Trains Leave Levis.| i 8 00 For Beauve, Megantie, Sherimoke, Ports AM land and daily except Sunday.\"NEW YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS 3 00 For Beaure, Megnutic Shesbronie, Spring.[ue field.Boston, New York and ail points PM.| South.daily except suuvlay, 1.15 Accommodation for sherbrocke and inter: .mediate stusivne, duily excepz Sunday.LA | Trains Arrive at Levis Accommonintion at York Express nt Lo FE.dress at $00 pan.Hust White Moutitai For further information and Pullman reserva.Honeapply Uity Ticket Office, 32 st.Louis street, uebec.The New Route to the Far-Famed Saguenay.VICTORIA DAY.Round Trip Tickets will be sold between all + ftations on this Rallway atid to stations on the Great Northern Railway ot Canada at ONE WAY FIRST CLASS FARE.ond going Mey 2rd and 24th, and Lo return until May 24h, 190$ On and after May 13th.1905, trains will run as | follows:-\u2014 LEAVE QUEBEC.£10 A.M.For Roberval ani Chicoutimi daily except Saturday and Sunday.\u2018ur Lake Edward, Saturday onir.ceoptxundey Sundaypi.Saturday >, 2 \u2018or St.Ray \u2026 7,30 P.M.For Roberval and only (with sleeping car for Ch ARRIVE AT QUEBEY.00 A.M.From Chicoutimi and Roterval, lysa, From st.Raymond, daily except sunday, 40 Nr From Lake 3t.Joseph, duly execpt Suge av.1.40 P.M.From Chicoutimi aud Roberval, daily except Sunday and Monday.7 40 P.M.From Lake Edward, Monday on! wi0 P.M.From st.Raymond, Sun.Ly Tickets for sale at 8t.Andrew Si F.8, Stocking, opposite \u201ct.Louis Hand sleeplug car accommoda: 7 y.par reserved.ALEX.HARDY.J.G.SCOTT, Gen, Pass.Agt uen.Nanaget.May 13th, 1906.CITY HALL, CITY TREASURERS OFFICE Quebec, Trt May, 1903 NOTICE In a few days the Asseseors will hee giv to prepare thar Valuation Roll, Aa it often happens that many were eons willingly deceive the Assessors Ly iving hem erroncous awd false ine Formation an to the real amount of their rents, ete.etc.| draw, m uo particular inanner, the attention of the taxpayer to the following clause of Act 33 Vict., chap.16.\u201cAny person who shall refuse to re ply to the questions which are mt to Ein by any nesessor tr rh iarge | of the duties impose.l ru» by law, or who shall give inl.Woo 1 the maid assessor which It.cows to | be falre, or who shall vor: Hs inary or slander or trike suelo SATURDAY, MAY.1%, 5.- : py rs matt = = , _ re \u20ac | NFIRACAIT (CIN \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 0., Qyaseveneecuus \u2018 > / À WOMANSS SUICIDE/MONUMENT FUND! ae (rem repasse near : el u 1 * \u2019 4 # > ; 1 - A : ° [ Despondent, Mrs.Belleau | Yesterday's Subscriptions To- i ee wp : .Drinks Dose of Paris wards the\u2019 Patriotic Ao od os curl Yr The Best Natural Purgative Water Green .= Memorial.- | Ere MTS [ °C .HH A despondent woman, tired of the | Agein yesterdays goodly- mmnbes- his boy A .: ; lol y.1 x \u2026 in Bilious Attacks and | =-ehcete os TE el SE Send wR ie 3 : husband and his ill-treatment of »] ok Monument.Amsorig mn\u2019! gf's line ; { Fa - è Ray y Cy Disorders of the Liver.|E7ziodfiie = = WEE ILERE Samy New Wall Paper Store, The Apollinaris Co.Ld., London, he Sele Exporters +æ evening even lo he ie.haa tons moby being \u201cforward cing wi srepgth: Apenta Water, bottled at the Apenta Springs, Budapest, Hungary, Lie ane pemire lies | fil + patrione o Jooal undertaking.vou Pieree'l Golden Med.Also, Sole Exporters of Apollinaris, The Queen of Table | Belleau, fish dealer, 151 Kirouac trent | terday In connection with the move ical Discovery.\u2018 An 13 5 t.ohn treet Waters,\u201d bottled at the Apollinaris Spring, Nouenabr, Germany.| he tragais are pachetic.Ascording | ° guabees 11th May, 1905; for ith been FI READ THE APENTA AND APOLLINARIS LABELS, | io f° wunans noghbon, bd wot | David Watson, Eng.i afd\u201d 5 euring diseases e \u2014 DO IT NOW! BUY YOUR FIRST CIGAR THE FAMOUS DIXIE CIGAR - - 10c.POLO \u201c 3.MRRRIED.TASCHERFAU-PENTLAND\u2014On the 6th instant at the Church of St.John the Baptist, New York, Mary, daughter of C.A.Peatland, K.C., .to Alleyn Taschereau, advocats, of this city.Thos.Donohue BOURASSA\u2014At Las, on the 1th Man's Hosiery.May, 1905, Joseph Bourassa, son of! Gi Bourawsa, excise ofhcer.Funeral notice later.DONNELLY wo In Montreal n°7 Mes | .20th, died argaret Lynch, widow S 1k L 1 Th d of the late Thos Donnelly, and mo- 1 1S e rea ther of Wm.Donuelly, aged 75.+ AND JEFFERY\u2014At §7 Oshorne street, Montreal, on the 11th inst, Louise De, Rottenberg Jeffery, daughter of the\u2019 as mere â 0se late W.H.Jeffery, Fay.of New: A SAMPLE LOT OF hurst Grange, Richmond, P.Q.In | - AT - torment at Quebec.HALLIN\u2014Died in this city, on the | ° 12th imstent, Patrick Malin, aved | Manufacturers Prices.65 vears.| Notice of interment in our next issue.New Advertisements.Thas.Donohue Ocean Nailings\u2014Quebec Steamship 188 St.John Street.| unhappy time owing to the conduct \"of ber husbaw), who, when under the influence of liquor ill-treated his wite shamefully, until fiually, when she saw him coming home in a drunken * condition she usd to take refuge m a, hangurd near the house, where she | locked herself up until he had regamed i his sober sms.Whim her husband was sober, however, the home was peaceable and all went weil.kor some time Mrs, Belleau has ben observed | by the neighbors to be in a despondent | state.About 9.30 o'clock yesterday morning, an agwl aunt, Madame.Bellcau, called at the resrdence of her.niece in Kirouac street and was hor- riffed to find the lutter lying on à | couch suffering shocking agony.In response to a question as to what had made her ill, Mrs.Belleau sand she had taken a large dose of Pars green.! The cider lady lost no time m summoning medival sesistance, Ur.: coeur, Dr.Gosselin and Lr.: coux responding promptiy., were administered and all that was! | possible was done to save the life of the unfortimate woman, but the des: | porate slate of the victim was auch | that all the efforts of the medical mi.un, , who had been culled too late, provust | unavailing, and the poor woman sue- | cumbed last evening.In answer to, ! the doctors, Mrs.Bellrau said that, ' {tired of life, she hac eight days ago Rime to Martineau\u201d drug store and there purchased ten cents worth = of! Paris green, two ouncex, giving as a.pretext that she wanted to use it to rid her home of insects.Un returning | home, she mixed the poison with! water and hid it in a cupboard.\\es-: terday morning she drank the whole ; of the mixture, being seized shortly | after with agonizing convulsions.Her aunt had come in shortly afterwapds and discovered her conthtron, when .the doctors were telephoned for.Mrs.| Belleau gave as a reason {or her rash act the fact tliat she was despondimt iand discouraged and did rot wish to | live any longer.\u2018The victim's husband who had been absent for s couple of days, returned home vesterday after- ; Roun lo find his wife in a dymg cen.dition.\u2018The IKstrict Coroner, Ur.Gÿ, dolicoeur, will hold an inquest om.i the body on Monday morning at 9° ! o'clock., Some very special novelties for gentlemen desirous to attire in the English {oshion for frock coat dress have arrived for lafrance & Mullin from London.D.S.RICKABY, Tara Hall\u2014Lecture.Rain Conte\u2014Holt, Renfrew & Ca.337 JOHN ST.PHONE 351.Furniture and Bedding.Cigara amd Tobacco\u2014Fraser, Viger & Office Furniture and Iron Bedateads, Co.Mokara\u2014Boivin & Grenier.i Wire Mattresses Manufactured and Repaired.Chalfontr\u2014The Leeds Company.Furniture Upholstered and Renovated.Pommery\u2014Law, Young & Co.Wanted a Driver\u2014Winfield & Logie, PRICES TIE LOWEST.Wanted A Smart Young Man\u2014Chron- icle Office.: Wanted A Good Smart Mar, Undertaking Establishment up to date, Yo Precursenr\u2014 Auditorium.\u2018 APPRAISER.Dominion Line, | General apprairelr-on property damaged Red Star Line.by fire with best results.White Star Line.a Victorin May-\u2014Quebre and Lake St.wa Nted.John Railway.For Sale\u2014{\".W, Walent, - ; At once, a reliable driver for Winfield & l.ogie, 126 St.John street.Wantedmn the No Appeartieit young man (no assist once at | A smart rtereatyping.Apply at , Chronicle Office.BEFORE THE COURTS.! In the Police Court yesterday a: Lower Town grocer who had previously pleaded! not guilty to à charge of allowing liquor to he drunk on bis primes withdrew his plea end ae- nowledged his guilt.He was fined SM and costs.|, Four prigoners appeared before the | Recorder charges of drunkenness and weg m the usual amourss.THE FETES AT ST.MAW.| The Hon.Adelard \u2018TFurgeon has received a letter from Mr.Louis Tiercelin, President of the committee of j organization of the fetes at St, Malo awl Varame in connection with the unveiling of à statue of Jacques Car.\u2018 ; tier, informing him that the dates ot | the erlehrations have heen advanced from the 30th and 21st of July next : ! to the Z3rd and 24th of the same month.i | FOR EASTER.| | A special rale will he held till Fas- (ter, in our Kid, Silk Glove.: and color the newest.FAGUY.LEPINAY & FRERE, | Style, Wanted.At once a good smart man or as.ristant for general office work, salery 85.00, Apply in weting, \u201cAssistant,\u201d caro of Chronicle.* MD, \u2014 THE PLEASURE Legal Notice.OF USING A Trovinen of Quebec, |) SUTERIOR COURT, 1 Dinteiet of Gaspe.New Carlisle, Modern Bath Room « County of Bonaventure, | Xo, 51, Amply Repave its Small the Conuty of Temiacnuata, Merchant.Initial Outlay.\u2019 ; = Flainuift : | Daniase Tacame heretofore of the pince called 7 | Muselvrille, in the County of Bonaventure, now We lave thr Mast Up-to-Date Sanitary | of parts unknown, Petendant.; 1 I = 3 Appliances to be procured Any where.} The Defendant is ordered lo appear within one ; month.Call and See Our Elegant Display and \u2018__l'rthotouary\"soMice, New Carilsle theelghth day of May, 190% Sample Bath Rooms.ay imigned) a.¥.MAGUIRE, MECHANICS SUPPLY (0, | moo Bien Attorney for Piatntif, 80-90 St.Paul Street.| - | AUCTION SALE = TARA HALL \u2014 LECTURE Thursday Evening, May 18 \u2014_\u2014 OF \u2014 orses, Harness, Buggles, EtC., | up, vor vaut veu, 84, LLL, woo.\u2014 AT \u2014- SUIJEUT : THE LATE JOHK BOYLE O'REILLY, PATRIOT, FOET AND JOURNALIST.IIB Dr Hall's Stables, No, [01 Ann St\u2014 ON \u2014\u2014 Tuesday, 16th May, AT 10 O'CLOCK.Of Working, Driving and Saddle Harmen, le and double Harness, Two Whee Cart, Rubber Tire, aloo Buggies with pe, Victorise nearly new, Four Wheel Cart, Rockaway Waggonet to carry Buckboard and nther Vehiclesview Monday the 15th May, from In aid of St.Patrick's New Presbyterv.Ticketa:\u2014Reserved nents, 506; Parquet, 3%e.; Gallery, 26e.ed, now open at Mr.J, FE, Walsh's Book Store, St.Jolm street.May 13-4 | IE) 8 | J Ste 8o\u2019clock.Sale Tuesday 16th at i r Gleet, Weck ain Porn a an JOBS.As GALE, IN 48 HOURS.Cures ee : 3 wey and Bladder Troubles.| Thomas rocket, of the Town of Frasetville, in © .lowing gentlemen :-\u2014Lteut-Col.N.Lau- Box planswhere seats can be reserve ment: Major oJ.().Martineau, THE LATE ABBE BELAGE.| The funeral of the late Father F.X Delage.formerly Cure of Chambord, { took place at St, Roch Church vestor- dey morning.His Grace Mgr.la lirecque, Bishop of Chicoutimi, ofticiat.Led, assisted by Father Delamarre, Su- ! perior of the Chicoutimi Seminary, \u201cat! Father Gagnon, | Cure of Chambord.Mpr.Begm, Archbishop of Queher, cccupted à seat in the sanctus jar nl a large nadir of the clergy and laity were prerent.Tha Reymem .* Mass Was sung by the avholars of the Christian Brothers schools of St.Roch and Jacques Cartier, Mr.L.Crepault presicling at the orgun.Lhe church was heavily draped in mourning.\u2018Lhe hody was taken to Char lesbourg for interment.\u2014\u2014 YOU NEED THEM.Tt is really delightful to see the choice of dress goods, namely Enlienne Crepeline, Voile, Canvas.rte, | Don't buy beforn looking through FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.| VETERANS OF 1885.1 The delegation from the Association of Veterans of 18R% of this district, who waited upon the local Ministers, was presented hy Mr, Caron, member for L'Islet, and Major H.Roy, Presi | dent of the Amoctation, and Mr.| \\ Chae.Define explaimer the desires of | i the delegation.\u2018The Prime Mmister, Yin response to the deputation, said {that the Ministry were studying the.| Ontario atatite on the aubjeet, as well as those of other Provinces, amd pro.| mised the veterana that the Province of Quebec would not ha lest generous, than the others.Among those whe \u201ccomposed the deputaticn were the fol rin, Major H.Octave Roy, Neth Regisen Regiment, GA; Limuterrant-Col, kr.rest F.Wurtele, 16th Regiment; Lieut.Colonels C.Linesay, RA), J, 8.Dunhar, D.S.A., 7M.I), M.Fiset, on Regiment; Capt.8, ©, Fortier, 6th t GA: Lt-Col.4, K.A, Jones, RO, Lt.Col.T.Boulanger, (1.8.C,, LA-Col.1.N.Laurm, Nith fog! ment ; Sergt.-Major J.Kuhring, A.M.C., end Nr.Che, Ueguise, \u2018The Union Bank of Canada.$230.00 lon.Treasurer Soldiers\u2019 Monument Fund.Dear Sir,\u2014À have much pleasure in enclosing tive dollars toward the cowo- pletion uud-in so doing silow me to 0D: gratulate you on the success you bave attained in this excellent couse.\u201cYours truly, .ARTHUR E.SCOTT.The following further subscriptions.are duly acknowledged :\u2014 25.00 H.R.Goudday & Lo.G.H.Balfour .15.00 J.M.McCarthy 15.06: William Conk .10.00 D.H.Geggie.10.00 | Captain Carter.5.00 | 6.00 | C.H.5.00 2.H.5.00 Arthur E.Sco: 5.00 UNITED PRAYER MEETING.A united prayer meeting will he held to-day (Saturday) in the Y.M: C.Kat 5 p.m, All interested are cordially invifed.* Co | FINE DISPLAY.An oxcædingly fine display of rain coats \u2018and frather buas are on view 10 the lurge show windows of * ~ - HOLY, RENFREW & CO, \u2018! Buade street.NEW COMPANY FORMED.Hon.Richard Turner has taken out ! letters patent incorporating his lym- ber interests in a company under the style of the Tucner Lumber and Iuip we Company with a capital of $100,000.: MUSIC AT KENT BOUSE.' Phere will be music at the Kent ! Hove: to-morrow (Sunday) aftencon, whm a choice\u2019 programme will be ren- | dered, An \u2018ideel spot to spend à couple of hours is the Kent House end the added attraction of a fine or: crestrs should prove very enjoyable.No doukbt @ large number of citizæs wili take advantage of the oppor- tunity.A- LENSE CASE.\u201cAn interestily case was heard in the Recorder's Court yesterday.A carter named lhirautre who hoics a license a8 a cab driver, apprared on a charge of driving a furniture van on well under the seme livente.\u2018|he case was Im the ature of a test on, and.Mr.J.A.Lane appesred.for the ddendant, while Nr.E.Foley represented the , city.Tho defence set up was that the | Hernse could be used for ether pur- | pose, as the license for.a cab .driver | : wor higher than that for a truck.The rosccution held that a license must used for the specific purpose only ; for which it is issued.Ha hocnse | .could be uscd an the defense set up, a! cab driver could go into the tricuwy! business at slack, scascus iu the passes | ger traffic and compete to .tbe detriment of those who held truck licenses.The case, wns takes en delibere, SECURE.A HOME; A good chance tu sccure à home in a most desirable locality is offered by .the auction sale which tekes place on | Monday afternoon next at Park Ave | nue, The houses to be sold belong to ! Mr.Walter Sharpe, are all new and | are fully equipped in every respect.: There ia no ground rent and the pro- (Perty will he dispose of on ratisfne- tory terms of payment.House No.38, which is vacant, will he on view all Monday morning up to the hour of anls.This house is à facsimile.of the others, «0 that intending purchosers can earily ace what the rest of the buildinex are like.I row desire a vesidence containing all the advan: tagen of town and emntry combined this ix a rare apportunity to satisfy vour taste.The ante tnkes place nt 2 o'clock on Monday aftermnon.Nr.| Joe.A, Gale in the anctionesr.\u2014-See | adv.LAKF.EDWARD.Mr.John Ritchle reports that the last of the: ice has already left: Lake Edward, which is much earlier than at first expecled.Some fish have, already heen taken out of the luke, and the trout in thia lake take tho angler\u2019s lure just as goon as the ice.breaks up, it is Jikely that several Quebecers will ba tempted to try .the fishing at the end of the present week, though the first of the.expectod American fishermen are not likely to | be here fur a week or ten dayn yet.From Take Kenogami the intelligence is that about hall the fre bas disap.peardl, while Lake St.John parties report (hat navigation opened \u2018there vraterday, the big lake héing entirely clear of ita.The water ia axcoption- ally low, but is now rapidly rising.Ouananirhe fishing ought to be.good thers around the bays of tho take in a few dave, .Sometimes a wonian cen go home and tell \u2018a story was told té her exactly the way * it] \u201c No Appendicitis For those who use Grape-Nuts THE PRE-DIGESTED FOOD There's & reason.of the Syldiers\u2019 sonument, |.geet < ceipt of 31 one.cent stanps to Pe expense of customs aud mailing only.For cloth binding send 50 stamps.Address De.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.L : Patate\u201d stomach and other ans of digestion nutrition, \"Gold- .en Medical Discorery ® enables the per- i} nourisliment of the body, which is thus Tilt up in the only way a y can Be Lait TS food.| There alcohol in \u201cDiscovery,\u201d and it entirely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics.i SDE Terme ie fe elim | [3 LL rick, ol = \u2018Oewezs Co.M.T.*Deth mad\u2019 scrofuld, \u20ac i May eldest don \u2018was Laken two or three years ago 8 bemorr from the jung, tf troubled overa yttr.Re took Dr.Flerce'a Golden - Discovery and bas not had ane in over | My younger son had ecrofuious sores on ; had two lanced, hut has not had any Rim for Medical | Ar since he commenced to take your m Dr.Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper cover, sent free on re Miss Irene Joseph left for England last evening by R.M.8.Victorian.Lady Sybil Grey sailed for England by the R.M.S.Victorian fast evening.! Dr.John W.Kerr, Washingion, is at the Clarendon.; V.N.Huyvetter, New York, is regis tered ut the Claverdon Mr.and Mrs.E.T.Haag, Chicago, are guests at the St.Louis.F.M.Wortman, Wolfville, N.S, registered at the Ularendon Hotel.P.Gelinas, St.Boniface, is a guest at the Clarendon, .Geo.H.Heloom, Lindsay, is stopping at the Clarencion Hotel.G.W.Littleiohn and wife, New York, are registered at the Clarendon Hotel.G.Dreyfus, Montreal, is registered at the Clarendon Hotel, oe Mr.and Mrs.J.E: Quirk, and Jno.J.Thompenn, Toronto, are at the St.Louis Hotel.) Messrs.Geo.Butterfield, Brockville; John \u2018Boucher, Boston, are at the Chateau.W.Lalumisre, .copresenting J.5.Dore & Fila,.Ie Prairie, is registered at the Clarendon.Messrs.G.L.Wells, Fulton, N.Y; C.W.Plumb, Terryville, Conn.; J.E Loomis, jr., Glens Falls, N.Y., are registered at the Chateau Frontenac.Messrs.L, A: Amos, E.G, Champague, R.-$.Switzer, Chas.Dirguette, all of Moyitreal, are registered at the | St.Louis.Hon, 1.P.Pelletier and Messrs.Bedard, K.C., and J.N, Belleau, K., were in Ottawa this week plead ing before the Supreme Court.Mr.Richard.LaRue, M.P., leaves on Sunday.nest for.New York from whence he will sail by S.S.Kaiser Wilhelm III.for Europe.Mr.Ephrem \u2018 Chouinard, until re: cently editor of Le Soleil, will, is is id, be appointed to a position in the - Prothonotary'a Office, of this city: Messrs.J.N.Peabody, Boston; F.Kahn, New York; H: H.Melanson, Moncton, N.B.; Ww.H.Merry, Stratford; Geo.H.Lawson, Lynn, Mass, ore guest at the St.Louis.Messrs.C.A.Beer, F.V.L.Hopin, A.L.Norrie, M7.and Mrs.C.H.| Sith Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Haswell, of New York, were guests at the Chateau yesterday.-Senator- W.C, Edwards, J.R.Booth, J.Fred.Booth, J.é.Brown, F; 8.Letthom, arrived in town from Ottawa yergerdar morning ana return- ef to the Capital by private car last evoning.Lee ; Measrs.Robt.B.Scott, W.W.Walker, C.P, -Beauljeux, A.McDougall, J.-B.Wentworth, Mra, J.L.MeConnell, J.W.McConnell, W.E.Hayes, Miss Agnes Brennan, Mine K, MeShane, Mrand Mrs.'G.J.Crowchy, H.Vincherg.I.A.Hart, are among the Montreal ers who registered at ihe Chateau yes.terdey.: _ BRIGADE CHURCH PARADE.Troope nf the City Will Turn Out To- ST »morrow Norning.* + The Brigade Church parade \u2018to-mor- row morning will likely bo a large ne.and will no doubt be witnessed , by the usual \u2018vast crowd of spectators, As ;already announced the different corps will paracd at the Drill Hall in twp to be ready for inspection by the \u2018D.0.C.at 10.20 a.m.\u2018The parade neler: command ol Lirut.:Col.Whp' will thon perform his last auty as\u2019 D.0.C.before proceeding to Montreal to-morrow evening to as qumo his new office.Before tha poradé leaves for ohureh o number of dals will he presented by the D.O.C, he Protertaht .aection.of the porade will attend \u2018rerviee nt the Mothodist Ghugols and the Catholic section will | proened) to St.Jean Baptiste Churcht the Methodist.Church.a.very finn musicel setvice has ben arranged under the leadoralip ot Mr.C.Thown, musical director.e programme in cludes the anthem, \u201cHark, Hark My Soul,\u201d by Shelley: \u2018\u2019Onward Chriatian Soldiers,\u201d .and \u201cThe Glory\u2019 Song,\u201d which, ig such a fayorite composition in the old country just at present, and the music of which.though only of a simpleicharadtir, in so.impressive | and appealing as to fix itaolf almost isdelibly \u2018once ft had heen hoard.During the service a solo will also he sung by Me.Nelson, and the service | will conclude with the National Anthem.The eeemon_ will be preach.| od by the Rev.W.RH.Sparling, pastor of the churgh, Mis subject being *Comelius, the Devout Soldier.\u201d o \u201c + Everything in | WALL PAPER Including a Special Line of DECORATIVE NOVELTIES $ CHEAP SALE Continued with a Special Line this Week at 4 and 10 cents of Goods Just Received.SAMPLES MAILED FREE.te 4 4 ¢ ÿ+++++++++++00000 +++.ges ~ NOW ON EXHIBIT II 2 New Summer Millinery, - Shirt- Waist Suits, Silk and Lawn Blouses, WE Mrs.D.R.MURPHY, ** FABRIQUE.ST Puose 22.\u2014 = P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.NEW GOODS.We are showing a large variety of Boys\u2019 Sailor Summer suits in Cotton, Regatta Stripes, Duck, Linen, &c., at 60c., 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.40 and $1.70 a suit.All this season's importation.Buster Brown Suits with Belt, Collar and Tie complete, made of good Serge, from $4.50 up to $5.65.\"Third consignment of Boys' Tweed Suits, assorted, (Norfolk), all sizes.Ladies\u2019 New Sunshades and Umbrellas, Cream and Ecru Lace Collars, New Silk and Kid Belts, Kid Gloves, New Laces and Insertions, Silk Scarfs, Silk Skirts, White and Colored Fancy Dress Muslin, Satin Striped and Organdie Muslin, Ladies\u2019.Black Silk Coats, good fitting, from $16.50 and up, New Homespuns in light and medium grey and brown shades, extra wide, pure wool, at $1.15 per yard.A choice lot of New Madras Portiers (very now) at $1.70 a pair.Boys\u2019 Black Serge Suits (well made), full range size for First Communion.P.S.\u2014Just received, that celebrated Oilcloth (Corticine), noted for its durability as a floor covering.Carpets, Oilcloths, Linoleums, Rugs, Curtains, Poles, Window Blinds and Floor Mats at reasonable prices.+++++++*++++0tbt+tt340600030D00ODOSSDSAHHM P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.| k oe "]