The Quebec chronicle, 8 juin 1905, jeudi 8 juin 1905

[" The Weather.Lome 81.Lawrence aod Gult\u2014Un- shop and in that shop?Ne.Tour to my grocer, * me French Olive Oil, send me Grape Salad ine.gar, send me Mus \u2014all with the label Alphonse Pinard, and on the bottle, the round Cresca Mark.80 is the harmony,\" DISINTEGRATION -\u2014 SCANDINAVIAN PENINSULA WE SELL \u2014 AND \u2014 RECOMMEND All Delicacies Bearing And the Little CRESCA Trade Mark.fA.GRENIER, 94-96 John St.OF THE Work of Holy Alliance Undone-The Norwegian Storthing Proclaims the Dissolution of the Union Between Norway and Sweden WOULD ELECT A SWEDISH PRINCE AS KING Christiania, Norway, June 7 \u2014 The Srorthung to-day dsclared the union between Aorway and Dweues under oe hing to be dw.olved and that the hing has coased to act as the King ol Norway.\u2018lke Storthing lurther om- powsswil the pr.sent state council to act as à Government of Norway until further notice and to exercise the yves heretofore appertaining Lo the ing, The result of the Storthing'e deli- bergtions was iminediately cummuni- catud to King Oscar of Sweden in a document couched in pacific terme and concluding as follows : \u201cFhe course of developments which bave proved more powerful than the desire and will of individuals has led to this result.The union entered upon in 1814 has from the lixst hour.differently interproted by the twa wd > es jhe tn prom have been made tet, oa the Swedish side to extend the anion and on the Norwegian side to confine it to the limit laid down by the act of union and otharwise to as- the independent power of both tes in all that act as coming un- the union.\u201cThe difference of principle in the interpretation of the character of the uniun has provoked much misunder- sanding between the two peoples and caused much friction in the interpretation which during the recent ne- ations hetween the two countries @s beon laid down by Sweden as nat Norway.The Norwegian peo- PN were h to perceive the injury to their constitutions! right, their independence and their natiomal honor.Ths union was justified so long as it could contribute to the welfare and happiness of both peoples while maintaining their indepondence as sover- sign aates.But above the union there stands for us Norwegians our Noewegian fatherland and for \u2018the Swedes their Swedish fatherland while more valuable hav the political un- len are the feclings of solidarity and voluntary cohesion of both peoples.\u201cThe union has become a danger to Khis fos:ing of solidarity of the Nor wegian and Swedish peoples wh.oh should secure the happiness of both mations and constitute their strength broad.Xf the union is now severed the Notwegian people have no loftiæer wish than to live in good harmony with all and not least with the peo- we Sweden and the dynasty under rection of which our | countr: die many and bitter disputes af- on the union has attained such Important.intellectual and material dovelopment.\u201cAn evidence of the fact that the work and atru of the Norwegian 1» for the full independence of the therland lias not ben founded on ony ill-freling towards the royal house or the Swedish penple and has not loft hehind any bitierntes towards ither of thew, the Storthing respect- Fatt solicits Your Majesty's co-o) - tion to the end that w Prince of Your Majesty's honre may be permitted while relinquishing his right of sue semiol to the thrope of to Bécapt election as King ot Norway.Thé day on which the Norwegian pen.ple elect their own king to rand the ancient throne of Norway will open ap an era of more tranquil ends in Norway.of good and cordial rela- Slons with the Swedish people and of | di , Gemcord \u2018and loyal co-oparation.Ë {he north for the protection of the gultnkre of the pronle and their free dom and_independence.Convinord of this the Storthing venturrs to express the confident hope that whet Tus now been done will turn out to be for ths good of all ax well as of Your Majesty, .for whore person the Norwegian people will retain their bighest respect and devotion.\u201d After the Storthing had adopted the resolution President Berner in a short speech enphasived the serious import.sucy of the step taken and pa sith saying : \u201cMay God protect the fatherland.\u201d The whole assacbly joined in the Presidemt\u2019s devout wish.Perfect order prevailed throughout the city.Crowds amcmbled all day fm front of the Storthing buildings and vociferously chrered the members of the Government as they left.When M.Berner appeared a military band etruek the National Antbem and the uncoveted, f i sufared .tully as he pcned down Jochanne etrret.Stockholm, Sweden, June 7 \u2014 King Oscar hus telographed to M.| Herner, President of the Storthing, informing him that he had telegraphed io Premier Michaelson emnhatically protest- Ing against the action of the coun.eil of state.The newspehers of Stockholm, commenting on the action of the \u201ctorth ing, declare that a revolution hea been accomplished, but that the un.fon is not dissolved as Sweden's sare tion is nec-ssary in order to complota the disruption.mm rt FASHIONABLE MONTREAL WEDDING Montreal, June 7A fashionable wedding took place in Christ Chueh Cathedral this afternoon, when Nine Evelyn Mackenzie, daughter of the lcte Hectsr Mackenrie, was married ta Mr.L.Deardmore, son of Mr.and Nr Walter Beardmor , of Toronto, Rev, Dr.Symonds conducted the mar riage service.After tha ceremony the happy counle left fer New York en toute to Europe.KING ALFONSO IN LONDON.London, June 7\u2014Under improved weather cduditions Kimg Alfonso of Spain paid an official visit to the city today and was mtertained at juncheon at the Guild Hall by the Lord Mavor and Corporation of London.The processions both going to and coming kom the tity were of the most imponag charucter, and ab forded the people en opportunity of divinz a hearty welcome to the young monarch.Later in the afternoon King Alfonso end King Edward went ne motor car le Jaaclaih, where a special polo ma ad hen arrange Lord Leuedoutm, Sherviare of State for Foreign ira to ni cutertain- ed some sixiy gretioxen in honor of Kinz Alfonso.The party included the Arrhbiehop | of Canterbury.and a number of Ambsesadors and Ministers Premier Balfour, revstal members of the célsinct and Sir Henry Campbell.Bannerman.After the dinner the Spenish ruler was prosmt at a bril.Liat bell \u2018given by Marchionews of Londonderry.The onlv mvleasant iocidont of the dav occurred in Hond street early this momimg.His Majewty ancl three other persons were the occupanis of a ma- tor ear and had panel through the shopping district without attravtly miisual attention, wimn the car was scovered to be om fire.The King at once ohighted and retumed to Duckhe pacs im smother maior car provi y delectives from Scotland Yard who were in attendemce on his Majosty.Rhine and Moselle Wines \u2014 KOCH LAUTEREN & Co.(Established 1719) FRANKFORT.LAW, YOUNG & OD, = « - Amants for Canada and Newfoundland i CAMDIN CRUSER TR TH TUC American Craft Refused to Obey Signals to Stop.A VERY EXCITING \u2018CHASE.Two Fishermen on the Yankes Tug Drown * ede\u2014latters Captain Admits He Was in the Wrong.Port Stanley, Ont., June 7.\u2014This morning about 9.18, the Government cruiser Vigilant, Capt.Dunn, sighted a fishing tug about six miles cest of Middle Island, Lake Erie, and about five miles north of the boundary line.The captain changed his course and made towards the tug, which proved to be the Grace M., of Lorain, Ohio, Captain William Gallbreith.The tug came towards the Vigilant and when quite near her Capt.Dunn signalled with his whistle for them to check.No attention was paid to the signals, Then Capt.Dunn whistled to stop, but the tug shot past the Vigilant with full steam.Capt.Dunn turned and soon overhauled her, but the tug continued to dodge the Vigilant, not withstanding the fact that Capt.Dunn bad fired \u201cacross her bow several times.The Vigilant was again coming upon the tug when she again attempted to cross the Vigilant's bow.Capt.Dunn secing thers was likely to be a collision atopped and backed full speed, and had his boat wall stopped when they came together, but the snomentum of the Vigilant was sufficient to roll the Grace M.over and she sank.Captain Dunn rescued Cap tain Gallbraith and D.Poppelwell, a fisherman, Two Fishermen were drowned, named Martin Oleson, of Cleveland, dnd William Anderson, of Lorain.Capt.Gallbraith, of the tug Grace M., admits that Captain Dunn was in nc way to blame, and now to his sorrow realizes he should havs obeyed Captain Dunn's signals and stopped his boat when ordered to do so.QUEBEC'S NEW METHODIST PASTOR Ottawa, June 7\u2014This afternoon the Montreal Cunferenve closed the session having been very protracted owing to the delay of the stationing committee in reporting.There were pot manv important chauges from, the first draft.Dr.Maniv Benson, who was down for Quebec, goes to Perth.Rev.G.H.Williame goes to Quebec, huviny received a call there.TROUBLE ON STEAMER QUEBEC.Montreal, June 7\u2014There was a nlight tattle previous to the departures _ol the R.& O.steamer Quebec for Que beo thin evening and as a result 1 company Are now in custody.The men rigned articles at the beginning A the s*ason to pay three dollars for their uniforms, but to-night when pay ment was demanded, ten of the men rfured and threatened to make battle.The police were called on and arrested the men.SCLATER MURDER TRIAL.Three Rivers, Jime 7\u2014The Sclater murder investigation wan resumed is afterncon.Lawyers Gremshiglds, Glass and LaHamme, of Montreal, were present for the defence, wrth Mr.Formman.of Three: Rivers.Mr.Greenshicfis asked the court that on interpreter he aprointed, as Mrs.Sclater understood the Tete de Boule Indian language.The casc was post: poned votd to-morrow moming for the arrival of the interpreter.WORKING FOR PEACE.St.Petersburg, June S\u2014(1.30 am)\u2014 With United States Ambassador Meyer\u2019s delivory to the Emperor yester day alterncon of Presikkent Roosevelt's message tendering tris goed offices, the rospert of the President's efforts ta ing the belligerenta togother im pence negotiations, is believed to be dis tinetly brighter, Vienna, June It is learned bois to-night that the Russian Government has informed its diplomatig representatives abrond, includimg Count Cas sini, the Ambmssador at Washington, that the time for Russia to conclude peace has mot yet: come, and that when it docs arrive Russia whl peace wi\\ Japan independent of for.sign intervention.In the meantime there is not tha slightest surface indication of amy change in the situation regarding the continuation of the war, Preparations to send ndditional \u2018troops wa the front continue, A further mobil.zation in the province ot Moscow is sanctioned, Warhington, D.C, June 7\u2014 Diplomg tic Washington was to-night aroused to a point of expectancy unequalled since the inception of the war in the Far East hy the news from St, Petersburg of \u201che Crar's wish to know Japaris peace terms.This interest wan rightaned by a call which Mr.Takahira, the Japancue Minister, made at the White House by appointment during the evening.It was not long before the Russian Em was besregedt with callers, but the Ambassador was without advices on the wubject, AN OIL, CASE.In the Police Court yesterday an interesting cage was heard.Mr.John Laird, of the Imperial Oil Co, brought actian against Me.A.E.Vallerand, of the Petrolea Company, the Uf vharging that in May last the de- tendant had stored over sixty byrrels of oil in a C.P.R.building on ' the louire Embonkment, comtrory to muni ations, i irecy that Maat be stored in tanks and other presmutions_ taken.Mr.Valleand pleaded that the building was not Yard by him nor did the oil belong lo hem.The case was taken en dehi- plain.CABTORXI aA.Boars the The Kind You Haw Always Boaght Spat : : o e > The Quet UEBEC, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1905, F.SIMARD & CIE.New Imphrtation Black and Spangled Dresses, from $22.00 to $55.00.White Spangled Dresses\u2019 from $16.50 to $64.50.White and Iridescant&pau.-! - | Dresses, from $29.50 to $45.00 Spangled and Laos ppliq' Bretonne Net Lace Repousse Lace Duchesse Lace Rob Exceptional Sale of Silk Waists at About Waists of Colured Haffeta Silk, regular $7.00 for $3.90.Waists of Mpssalthe Waists of Fancy pete Trimmed with Duchesse China Silk Waista, with Tucks, Lace and Insertion, Ÿ We are Now Showing a New Collection of F.SIMARD&CIE, 187 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch.MEN, BOYS and CHILDREN DENTS and FOWNES GLOVES HOLT.RENFREW & Co.* FIBRE WARE UNIVERSAL USE IN CANADA 1 It is HANDSOME IN APPEARANCE, and SURPASSES all other makes in DURABILITY, and in ALL POINTS ESSENTIAL TO A HIGH GRADE ARTICLE.TUBS; PAILS, WASH BASINS, SPITTOONS, ETC., ETC.Natural Tusser Silk in Light and Heavy Weights and Drab.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u20260.\u2026.\u2026ercrcrrrecccnse ss can nccnes 60c.Shantung SUK in Natural \u2018Shades also Pale Blue, Reseda, White and Drab.c.cecesecrosee acess THC.[ F3 PANAMA HATS) \u2014\u2014 ee\u2019 Chronicle \u2014 506080008060 000000 OS EEE Temperatures.Minimum and maximum Tempera- ture\u2014Montreal, 44-66; Quebec, 38-70, ONF CENT.\u2014_ \u2014 of Lace and Spangled Robes.Y-onses, from $31.75 to $40.00.bes.oui $18.00 to $22.00., from $20.00 to $28.75., from $16.50 to $24.00.H@f Recent Prices.With Yoke and Medaillions, regular $18.50 for $9.00.ques, regular $28.50 for $15.00.$2.50 to $7.00.Shantung and Tussor Silks.ORES DEORE) QUEBEC.P PRICES from $6.to $10.00 STRAW HATS Fine Braid Straws and Split Sennats, are to be the correct thing this Season.We have them for FROM 50c.TO $3.00 FOR $1.00 A PAIR BOADE STREET \u2014\u2014 CAN BK HAD tN \u2014 FROM ANY FIRST CLASS DEALER | TT TN WERT ARS FINE WT TEXTRE, ~ B11 Z.PAQUETS Departmental Stores.Our Great Clearing Sale on Account of Our Extensive Alterations in the Basement Was a Huge Success in the Month of May, Pressed by Our Repairs We Have Decided to Make Still Greater Sacrifices in Order to Get Rid of Our Stock as Quick as Possible, \u2019 Ni .[a A 42 CENTS A DOZEN.: On purchases of $5 ¢ Thin beer glasses, 4 ; ver you are enti- wor c., for.¢ Oro .85 CENTS A DOZEN.¢ tled to a very agree- elegant thin whi- ê : y glasses for.; able and useful gift.$| 5 CENTS EACH.¢ Please ask for it.$ {Jars for preserves, Bveveccuu size a quart, fore.JC 7 CENTS EACH.\u2014Milk pitchers, size a pint or a quart.Your choioe for.snacssareascesacncss 1 FOR $2.49.\u2014 English semi-porcelain toilet sets, gilt and with blue or green designs, 10 pieces, worth $4 25, for.vésrsncenrensenerresieus voeu $2 4 FOR $1.19.\u2014Art goods, worth from $2 to $2.75, Your choice for.vonsassess $ ses $1.19 $5.70 torr goods, worth from #3 to 8) (fF Reduction of 40 Per Cent.We have very fine art 8 in Bohemian crystal which we have decided to offer for sale at a price which is equivalent to a reduction of 40 per cent on the regular price.- » Six Packages for 5 Cents.In order to get rid of the balance of our assortment of seeds from the famous Rennie Nursery, Toronto, we have decided to give six packages of all kinds of vegetable seeds, onions, squash, cabbage, pumpkin, to- ete., for.5 mato, radish, corn, beet, beans, 6 CENTS EACH.\u2014, Wooden rollers for Qo TraTRIstssssa ee pastry for.fC ; Try our famous and ; Js CENTS.Largo ¢ delicious \u201cElephant $ clothes dryers, 8 branches | ¢ » $ worth 35 cents each, H ; Brand\u201d Coffee, worth 5 TO roan ( $ 40 cents, for sale at ; 5 CENTS.\u2014Small wire | Ÿ 20 cents a pound.: brooms for killing FS ; flies.cvvuviininnnnnnnn.! Sao ess sea ne FOR 19 CENTS.\u2014Small baskets of all kinds, worth from 25 cents to 50 cents.Your choice wor.JO Linen and Cotton Goods., We have the most remarkablo stock of faucy mus- lins, brown and mercerized linen, dress ginghams for summer dress blouses and costumes.Come and see them.50 CENTS TO $1.00 EACH.\u2014We have for sale a very large lot of bleached cream or grey damask linen table cloths, size one yard and a half up to two yards, at prices running from 50 CENTS up to $1.00, ! 45 CENTS UP TO $8.00.\u2014\\ve have a very fine assortment of cotton or linen lap robes at prices runuing from 45 CENTS up to $3.00.FOR $1.98.\u201450 honoycomb quilts, bie and white, pink and white, red and white, with fringe, cx- $| of tra quality, for sale at FOR 47c.À YARD.\u2014 | Linen for table cloths in @++++++++++++%%4%0%0- \u2019 4 EXAMINE or t he in ¢ The new Butterick Patterns.remuants of one yard an ey will show you the half .= O U R : » = : Gone nth cap i long, worth rom 0 fi .\u2018 en to make your fren dros, § upto $1 a yard, for.0 ick Patterns for June.Havana Cigar Department] ||: Sil\u201d il ron so sat - ; Plon Cour ee ar the sole back linen towels, with or Just Received per S.S.Monterey, $ Agents In Quebec.§ | without fringe, ex- If Direct from Havana @vssssssssasssassacag | cellent quality, for.6 5 Cases Containing 52,000 Cigars À |} ++ To be Sold In Boxes of 25-50 and 100 P Q U E T .H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabrique St.À ; PHONE 1116 161-171 Joseph Street.A at 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, A 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 fo $1.50, New Ribbons, Laces, Hosiery, Etc.+++.RARS GLOVER, FRY & GO.@tsarsetrcsssssntarnan 2444400.Unset Diamonds AND OTHER Precious $ m2 rer INES.We would draw the attention of Connoisseurs and all who are interested in Gems to our stock of Unset Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires and Emeralds.We have exceptional facilities for securing High Grade Gems at the lowest prices.As direct buyers from the Diamond Cutters of Europe we have the oldest record of any retail firm in Canada.Such a long established connections, affords us many valuable privileges in the selection of our stock of Diamonds.Our Diamond Settings are made by expert Diamond Mounters whose workmanship is of the highest merit, designs graceful and artistic, and a finish that can be obtained only from years of experience and skill.We make a specialty of Engagement Rings.Customers may select Gems from our stock of un: or in elusion settings of modern, antique or original design to meet the views of the wearer.Wedding Rings in 14 carat, 18 carat and 22 carat Gold.Prices from $4.00 to $12.00 se: (i.SEIFERT & SONS, Jewellers, +114 0000 00 104000 0UVSSSSOSSSA0SS0SSAUSVUS ++++++0#0 Violin\u2014Concerto in À minor, No.22, first move.pin Sabre ne aide Pile Aie Ing- ano, ie et mir In vi Don fie, Mozart.(Heugel's Edition).des the above pieces, all the candidates will have te perform, at their choice, one of the pieces mentioned, according to the clames, in the programme of examination.in which will be found al) the conditions required for the competitions.e examination on the theory will take place on Lhe eve of the competition, af the places sbove m d, at 9 o'clock a.m.For any infomation \u201cpi lication may be made tothe Becreterr No.» to Mr.Victor ester, Montreal.A.LAVIGNE, t \\ JOS.A.DEFOY, decretary.Quebec, 20th April, 1806.COLLEGE OF Physicians and Surgeons Of the Province of Quebec Provincial Board of Medicine Preliminary Examination.The examination for the admimion to study Medicine and Surgery will commence on Tuesday, ith June next, st Moutresl, at 9 A.M, in the Laval Univendty Hall, 8t.Denin Street.The certificates of gond conduct as well as the examination fee of $30 must be sent in, al least 10 Aayn before, to one of the underigned secretarios, FP.V.FAUCHER, M.D.Quebec.J.A, MACDONALD, M.D.Montreal, th May, 1905 Secretaries, COLLEGE OF Louizstreet.Quebec, or a d street, | the 5th instant at Plymouthfrom Barbados, parsed ALLAN LINE.ian, Captain Stirret, Steamer Mon, arrived from Montreal at 3.16 p.m.yesterday, and moored at the Compeor wharf, Having embarked Quepassengers and cargo, she proosed- od for Glasgow.Steamer Pomeranian, from Montrealand Quebec, arrived at Havre om Tuesday.Steamer Barmatian sailed from Havre on Tuceday afterncon, for Quebec, with 200 passengers.Steamer Carthoginien, from Glas gow and Liverpool, arrived at Philadelphia cn Tuesday.C.P.R LINE, Steamer Mount Temple, Captain Forster, having discharged Quebeo gouds and taken on board part of outward cargo, left for Montreal at § p.m.yesterday.Steamer Montross, from Montreal and Quebee, arrived at London on the bth instant, DOMINION LINE, Steamer Turcoman, Captain Jones, alter discharging Quebec cargo and taking on board part of outward cargo, left for Montreal at 4.15 p.m, yesterday.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Stcamer Bermudian ssiled from New York for Bermuda at 11 o'clock yesterday morning.RAN ASHORE.London, June 7 \u2014 Larne telegraphs that steamer Lord I (Br), Him ister, from Newcastle, N.B.via Sydney, C.B.for Belfast, got ashore at Middle Bank, hut was afterwards got of; damage unknown.NOTES.Steamer Gaspesien, Captain Bou: thard, from Gaspe and way ports, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port yesterday morning, and moored at the Pointe-a-Carcey wharf.Having landed passengers and Quebec cargo, she left for Montreal last evening.Steamers Tancred, Fridtjof Nansen, Cacouna, and Dominion arrived from Montreal yesterday and proceeded fos Sydney.Boden Snel, Captain Fliasen, from ey, with à cargo coal, arri in port yesterday and proceeded for Montreal.Steamer Fairmount, arrived from the Upper Lakes yesterday afternoon, and proceeded td Newfoundland to take on board a cargo of iron ore.Steamer Montenk, Captain Cole, from Masritius for Quebec, Bt.Vincent, C.V., or the 28th ult.Steamer Glenarm Head, Captain Eyers, from Quebec, arrived at Dublin on the 6th instant.Steamer Nancy from Chicoutimi, arrived at Manchester on the 5th instant.Steamer Head, Captain Campbell, from Quebec, arrival on Steamer Yomba, with mails from Antigns, Father Point at 3.30 p.m.yesterday, and is due in port this morning.SIGNAL SERVICE, Jusbee, 7th June, 1905.Cape Chatte (234)\u2014Clcar, north.Inward 7 a.n., Yoruba; 8 a.m., steam.or Loue a barge, Cape } Slater (29%)\u2014Clear, northwest.Inward 7 a.m., Sverre, Fame Pot (322)\u2014Cloar, north.Inward S.35 a.r0., Neva.Cape Kosicr (MG)\u2014Clear, calm, Out ward 1 p.m,, Monteagte.Low Point (560)\u2014-Clear, Inward 1 p.m, Nord Amerikaward yesterday 3 p.n., Birmingham.Cape Race (817)\u2014Clear, north-west, Inward 7 a.m, Corean; & am, Dunmore Hend.PORT OF QUEREC, south-cast.ing shippers and consignecs will alsu \u2018known Lady Principal tend in her work she will De ausisted © parsed Lee, Captain Raisin, Out.The attention of the public is called to the fact that the summer {freight rates in efeot on the Canadian Pacifie Railway since April inst, between Montreal, Quebec and intermediate points are the same as those publish ed by the river steambonts.Intend- Schlitz beer.Ask for Gingrss & SILK AND WOOL SHIR ENGLISH CRASH VES ; .so .ENGLISH STRAW HATS, WHITE D.B.FROCK COAT VESTS PAR VAT LT QUE an aid to digestion; a healthful stimulant.} a à .Thursday.oo oo 8 OW 0.47 Schlitz Beer is brewed with the extreme of friday .03 10.cleanliness \u2014 cooled in filtered air\u2014and | LAFRANCE & MULLIN, Tailors and Haberdashers, oon D IEEE 7 48 FABRIQUE STBEET.- =~ - - PHONE 1600.Pic cn Saturday Jo, 6.05 It is one of the best things in the world for you._ T0 LET_THE PREMISES OCCUP- 4 MS moon, Saturday, 17h, 19.52 It does not ferment on the stomach, because it AUDITORIUM ind by McCall, Shatbe, & \u201cCo.a 3 IN Ii À | SEC EEE ee quartier Saturda uù 24 is aged\u2014aged for months in refrigerating To-Night & To-Morrow Night [J | Block.sore of Dalhousie and Moun: | SHIPPING NEWS # = quae nd rooms before it is marketed.THE BU RGLAR \u2018 Notaries.\u2019 ' CITY HALL.PAST FREIGHT SERVICE BE It gives you beer without biliousness.Ask ard LET-FIRET CLASS BUSL | compatont man to take hase.of a den TVEES oil AND your doctor what he thinks about drinking Dervesu St.Quedes, .10 83.Joseph the Brewery Bottling.rxstturicescennim The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous please observe that any shipments de fivered in Montreal or Quebec, up to six p.m, on week days, will reach Quebec and Montreal per fast freight service warly the next morning, KING'S HALL, COMPTON, Change of Lady Principal.Owing to the resignation vf Mies Gena Smith, who bas been appointed Lady Principal of Edgehill, Windsor, N.S., the Trustees of King's Hall have procured as ber successor Miss Laura Joll, who has hitherto been Vice: Prin cipal at Edgehill.Miss Joll has beld responsible positions in some of the best English schools, among them the Mary Datchelor Girls\u2019 School, Lon: don, the Colston Girls\u2019 School, Bris tol, and the Harrogate Ladies\u2019 Col lege.She holds the Higher Cambridge Women's Certificate, and is a specialist in Englieh language and literature ; has won distinction in the teachers\u2019 examination of the Univer sity of Cambridge, having taken honors in the practical section; is also certificated in pisnoforte playing and singing and harmony by the Royal Academy of Music and the Society of Professional Musicians.With ; thesw high testamuus Miss Joll comes to King\u2019s Hall on the special recom: wendation of Miss Leiroy, the well of Edgehill, by a full staff of highly certificated teachers, each a specialist in some particular branch.The curriculum will include clawsics, mathematics, modern languages, science and art, whilst musical training will be made a special feature and great attention: will be given to physical development, Miss Joll hervelf will take charge of | the English work and at the same time supervise the musical training and elocution of her pupils.Farly in the summer holidays Misa Joli will be visiting Cacouna, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and North Hatley, and although there are but few vacancies, she will be glad to communicate with any parents, who thay noed a pros.poctuit.Letters may be writtrn to her to the care of the Lord Bishop ol Quebec, Quebeo city.DON'T BURN YOUR FLESH Corn salves poison and bum; besides they seldom cure the com.For filty years Putnam's Core Extractor has cured ali kind of corns, warts aid bunions.Painless, sale and guaran: teed\u2014that's Putnam's.Try it.MINTO CUP HUNTERS, Montreal, June 7\u2014The Mintos ol Winnipeg, may come to Montreal this autumn in quest of the Minto Cup, now held by Shamrocks.Such was the statement of Tim Fischer, now located in Winnipeg, and who is the trainer of the team, Fischer, who was formerly trainer of the Nationals of this city, has been here for a few days on a look out for plavers.He was too late to get Laderoute, but he is taking one youngster awav with him, whom he says will deliver the goods.He has not played senior so far.Fischer stated that there wera manv whom he coukl have taken west but he turne them down as he was mot looking for dead ones.The Mintos and Shamrocks of Winnipeg have combined and now present a pretty strong front.Thev are in the league with Winnipez, Souris and lirandlon, and are making a strony bid for the leaœue championship, as well an the city championship.In goal they have Clouthier, wbom Nationale were after and whom Fischer says ia just as good as there is plaving the game, At point they have McClinchy and at cover J.Flett, with, Lawronce ond Muir the next meh out.\u201d They ate all\u2018atrong defence men.For the other customer.TO OBTAIN JEWELLERY and SILVERWARE Of good quality and best designs is the aim of every We do all in our power to have DURABILITY included in merits of articles we offer.\u2014The variety in Rings, Brooches, Scarfpins, Links, Chains, Watches, Clocks, Silver ware, etc,, is too.complete to enumerate.At present we offer the special inducement in a balance line of e Leather Hand Bags and fine Umbrellas at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES EMILE JACOT, 159 ST.JOSEPH STREET.Wall Paper The Largest and Finest Collection Yet Offered.HIGH GRADE PAPERS AT CUT RATE PRICES, BARGAIN SALE NOW ON AT B.LEONARD, ; se Have Jour homes decorated by Leonard, then you are sure that stylet will be done in the latest and most up to date Our prices are always the lowest.Let us give you au estimate for your Painting and be convinced.BICYCLES AND AUTOMOBILES just recei 1905 MODELing elsewhere come and see {he newest zaodels which we bave We bave bicycles from the best known makers such as :~ MASSEY-HARRIS, RACYCLE, IMPERIAL, EAGLE AND QUEBEC.We adapt the COASTER BRAKE STANDARD, to any machine, We invite interested LAC AUTOMOBILES, i information.C.H.LEPAGE, \u201d° TELEPHONE 2371 rties to come to our store and see our celebrated cab, Models, and we will take pleasure in giving all desired ves, Bicycles and Automobiles, 127 Bridge St., Quebec.We have the most complete repair shop, and Bicycles will be repaired promptip and very cheap.apl.3zmon.wed.satx2m SECURE STRENGTH By Drinking Freely of Magi Caledonia * Water, All weak and infion people should read the advertisement in the Chronicle referring to Magi Caledonia Water, Grand Excursion «-TO - = MONTREAL by the C.P.R -ON- SATURDAY, 10th JUNE Under the Auspices of the house, for gentlemen omly.Apply 33 \u201coo Arrived June 7 i ° ; ouse, .poritions thev bave à big lot of play- | and then procure some of that health- y ewes | NOVELTIES in = |Physicians and Surgeons, cs pomriom, tir, Xow, at |= ito a ise | ET LENS M : USE TO L - J \u201d ans, Rac ., general cargo, ; ; A Mous reser.wh Bt, Jean, Isiend | China, \u201cOld Greek,\u201d Wedge Of the Province of Quebec.BS Gaaperien, Bouchard, Gaspe, Hou.| Monkey Brand Soap remeron ul stains commande ready oe on Nel me FARE $3.35 Chil of Orleans, near the wharf.This resi.| Wood, Ete., Eto.chard Bros., passengers and gen.| rust, dirt or tarnish \u2014 but won't w pure and simple.y peop! h Rl $ 35 ildren $1.70 ince in surround by trees with \u2014_ Provincial Board of Medicine se EN NE en, Sydmey, for Nom |\u201c = | vero veritable cripples through = die \u2014_\u2014 beautiful sight of the River 8t, law.| Largest Souvenir Store in the Sémi-Annual Meeting.ne, Fliasën, Sydney, on \u2018BRN 1 RAGTE ene ve brem restored to ret | Tickets good tolravaon the 11.30 train Satur touce.Apply to Moise Blouin.id City.The Semi An Meeting of jo rorinen ar cont.t, Tech ; EASTERN LEAGUE SITUATION |pralib after only a few days\u2019 use ot | \u201c47; ia pond to retum anut put, at 1110.- en Board of Medicine will take place on Wen, r, St.Laurent, Leclere, Hotro| By delenting Ruffalo Baltimore mov.| yi almost magic water.Hundreds | Tickets lor mie at the following faces : Arthur TO RENT \u2014 FOR THE SUMMER months, two cottages situnted at Lakv Beaupart.Chairs, table, stove and beds supplied.Apply to Gaspard Ger: main, 55 Valier street., \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ROOMS TO LET\u2014A SPLENDID tarnished room to lot with all pos sible comforts, electric lighting, bath room, cte.Apply to No.10 D'Artigny street.170 RENT\u2014ONE LARGE FRONT room, suitable for siagle n or: married couple; terms moderate, 139 &t, Anne street, TO RENT\u2014A SMALI, FURNISHED House, 44 1-2 St.Ursule Street.Apply to 78 St.Louis Street., \u2014 tt FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.\u2014' JOHN E.WALSH, 11 ST.JOHN STREET « tend studying | their respective diplomas by oneof the secretaries, | diplomas, certificate of good enday.6th July next, nt Montreal, in (he Hall of he Ken! Faculty.Laval University, St Penis street, at 10 a.m, Cundidates for the l'rofemtonal Examinailon or for the License must remit the fee $40 in the hands + of the undersigned secretaries at least ten days in | mdvance.+ The Credential Committee will meet on Tues day, ith July next, at 9 a.m, ; Candidates must Pinent thomeetres with their diplomas and cer Uficnton of admisdon tn atndy.Alter that date Tne Committee for the I'rolemstonat Kzamine.; Ne candidate will bo admitted.| tions will meet on Tweaday, 4th July.at 9a.m.Machelom in Aria, Sciences aud letters who in- Mediciné, upon belng sworn on at Jegat eight dave in advance.or if the prefer ft, can be sworn belore a Juatico of Peace, ot 8 Commisione of the Superior Court, residing in their lgeality according 16 at affidavit which oan obtain (mm one of the sccretarion \u2018They muat then forward that affidavit with their morals and their fre 10 one of the secretarice, at least (en days before the mecting of the nd.8nch certificates and diplomas will be returned , to thelr us noon as their authenticii acknowledged.va P, V.FAUCHER.M.D., Dame du Portage, potatoes, Bchr.Julie, Tavoie, Grand Bay, fire.Schr.Mignonette, Boivin, Gaspe, lum- her Schr.st.Faurent, Tremblay, Bergeronnes, lumber.Sydney, Bo Barge Grandee, Boudrot minion Conl Co., coal.C.B.W.H.Timmons, Noel, United | States, NM.J.1.Bertrand.coal.CLEARED.B8 Turcoman, Jones, Montreal, W.M.Macpheiron, wood goods, BS Wabun, Meikle, Syxincy, Nova Neotia 8.& C.Co, baliast.88 Gaspesien, Bouchard, Montreal, Bouchard Frot, general cargn.88 Mongolian, Stirres, Glasgow, Allane, Rae & Uo., general cargo.Sohr.St.Laurent, Leclerc, Kemouras- ol from second to first place which renders the race more interesting.The weak spots in the Bison herd ate beginning to show, and the fnet tbat the champions have lost seven rames in & row 1s sufliciont to demonstrata that they are hexdiy likely winners unlees things changn materially, There have Leon some sharp changes in the race during the past few days.Jersey City heal romped away with nine straight until the Rovels put a neat crimp im their wapiratwms, \u2018Then ! Rochester upset some calculations in Newark nnd became à fret division club, a matter aided largely hy Royals defeating Providence on Saturday and Sumdav.Toronto had ben haying a han] time on the rond wmtil © they struck Providence Monday, end managed to heat the Greve, amd re lieve the string of defrata.From the \u2018 can be procured at the springs at of people who went to the springs at the request of friends, but with no hope of ever being well egain, living witneeren of derived from freely partaking of their waters.cannot easily afford the expense of visiting Caledoftia, hut that does not prevent them | procurin the water.The entecprising firm NM.Timmons & Son are the Quebec aprnts and bottlers of the water, and from them a stock can læ accured nt any time, ao that the invalid can sit in his own home and derive all the henetite that very small cost.Atl who purchase thit invaluable water shoukl see that the word Magt is on the label of sach bottle, for nome other is genuine, When people who are not very well Joseph #L, Antoine wn and Joseph sa WP ul at, Joseph St, fi.Sauveur, T.A, Stare | Michel, 18 John St, Tt.F.X.Gosselin, \u2018Grocer, cof.Crown & Richasd.| son gite.Lacroix & Freee, and Jus.Prrndie, Bout and Shoe desler.Sous Of course there are many who | Fort Street.T the benelits to be | 8 Joscph Rt, K Fortin, in, Tobac Bertrand, Beland, Tobacconist, John rhe, Dea Fomen June 3x?ROUSERS \u2014 CUT IN \u2014 est Style \u2014 FROM \u2014 Handeomely furnished rooms, newly | | Quebea.ka, gemeral cargo.way in which games have ben ; ; ; u pered and painted, for tlemen at | 1.A.MACDONALD, Mural.-{ Behe.Julie, Lavoie, St.Paul Bay, gen- | in the past week it in evident thes ! acqunin ted begin Là or a boy on aldorf Restaurant, Nt.Anne street, | may 0xtf vecreterien, wal cargo the teams are fire well matched thin ice doesn\u2019t feel way mom point Clarendon Hotel; magnificent | | .acd in the present shuts ther does ot carefully, .G.Haas.proprietor.OUT THERE : 8 > | appar to be a great deal of difference © | \u2014 eee.ONLY ONK ; Wood's Phorbelin, between the top aad the bottom, Tir Dr.Chasw'a Ol.| $4.and $5.- HOUSE TO LET \u2014 THAT EXCEL-| MAGIC B The (Ireat Fngluh Remedy, | Montreal team mav not kok like a and marsnieud bat house No.38 Park Avenue, 7e; AKING POWDER postive curs tor ali forme of | championship outfit, but at thet, it ser forma sently occupied by Mr, Douglas Noud, | \u201cKio Pare, \u2014 Me\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 me membranes.| Saone ATD AFTER n Worr minions, Spon in a long time wince it he! a tram frrhiag, bleeding ; with all modem conveniences.Electric Brain Nd Greece Be] Fras eres, \u201cPataions.and not arta: Jrpetene, of Abo of | doing better on the reed than an aud protrudi ° 9 Nit, gue and hot water throughout.od maint WR \u201cSata by raseteta, | foornier=Tasanitr aoû an satis care Frigg | von break, and if the Rovals can ( Dliek, feo tontimonials in the pros and aot | For further particulars apply to Mr.) .5.5.gE\" of sent In plain vraner, | $1 por fg.ux oi 4 Ono will teases siz vil | maintain the present gait they will | Gotroatmoncy back notratisied.dir ; Elis Share offes al oe Je LE a Tus sim bn | Sateen | 25 Buade St.Male Hospital or by telephoning avi, Cin vat oa request.more Qu Winer Lui the 20nd of this mouth, DR.CHASE'S OINTMENT Authority Speaks.Extract from an Article by SIR JAMES GRANT, M.D., F.R.C.P.Lon, K.C.G., M.P.THX QUEBEU CHKUNIOLE, SPORTING EVENTS THE WORLD OVER One of the chief wutering places of the day is MIAGE Caledonia, the seat of the springs, at present attructing considerable attention.To see the sickly arrive each day, unable to walk, assisted by crutches and such like, and in the course of une week orso, to observe, the changed condition, active, lively and nimble, walkin about unaided by anything except the props of nature, is proo positive, of the curative influence of these waters.Jaundiced faces, changed to clear skins, swellod limbs reduced to their natural size, distorted joints, regaining their normal elasticity, and in fact, the general transformation, from a state of infirmity, to activity, so pointed, that one cannot avoid coming to the cunolusion that in the MAG I Caledonia Springs, nature has placed at the disposal of the public, one of the grandest levers possible for the restoration of health.M.TIMMONS & SON, DIAMOND SCULLS | Have Been Returned by Lou Scholes, Who Won Them at Henley.Tlre Canadian Associated Press m- derstambs that Kelly, on weing the list of entrics for the Dimnond Sculls , nt Heoley, and discovering that Beholes had nut eutered, expreused great disappointment, as he anticipated heving the uppurtunity et this year's Henley Lu regain his lost iaurels, | Mr.Lou Scholes, in answer to que \u2019 i t Toronto, said he regretied AGENTS AND BOTTLERS, QUEBEC.| ppesating Mes Kelly, ot he felt See that the word M.AGI is on the Label of each Bottle.that in the meantime at leust he j would rest on bis ours, He had last vemr reuch«l the height of his audbi- tion, but not without great sacrifice of time and actes, Fur the last tirve years he had undergone severe of 1 1 0, : ining, ut > a his ral You Cannot Duplicate in Canada izi= =a ANY OF OUR LATEST IMPORTATIONS OF VII he ring Be FOREIGN WALL PAPERS, Jeu Scholes mond Seulls won at the flenier Re antta Jast Jime, and emblematic of Frode a SUITABLE FOR 5 x Bedrooms, Bathrooms, Diningrooms, Parlors - - and Halls - - Quebec's Leading Wall-Paper and Paint Store MARCHANT BROS, juvesx4m.don.The sculle were bwpcled while in Tormto nt 85.000, It was their first visit to America and the firet time : Mirey were ever won by a Conelium, TO EVADE BETTING LAW.Chicago, June 7=At the monthly meeting of the board of stcwards of the Western Jockey Club permission was granted the Delmar Jockey Club to conduct n race en June 12, The officials of the Delmar track believe they have ev.dveta idan by which the anti-betling legislation, effective June F7, can be rvad- æl aud still allow patrons of ihe track to place wagers on the results of the face.The Jaw recently pause in Missouri | against betting on horse 146 JOHN STREET.Phone 503 \u2018races treats only of \u201cregistering\u201d bets, and by the new meth! of bets \u201cting to be adopted no book registration of anv wager will be made, Insteadd every attendant will dni: a name ber bhondge for 81.On the back of thig badge will be numbers] Jeaves.When A bettor desires to wager, he will tear off a numiæn«l leaf, write down the amount he wishes to risk aml hand the leaf to the bookmaker with his money, The ticket will be placed on a file.cach horse having a bill file.After the race the betlor will get his ino- ney if he wins, Frontenac Electric Dyeing AND FRENCH Cleaning Department.+++.ALE AND PORTER FOX HEAD WHEN ORDERING YOUR ALE OR PORTER MENTION THIS KIND : otherwise you may be served withthe wrong article and you will pay the same price.We respectfully call the attention of the public in general to the fact that owing to the increase in Dyeing and French Dry Cleaning necessity has compelled us to employ more skilled labor and up-to-date methods in handling Silks, Satins, Plumes, Gloves, Ladies\u2019 Hats.++0++tt++t44%400 0 UV GENTS\u2019 FELT and PANAMA HATS Cleaned, Reblocked and bax rotuitied the Din- ! meeting beginning | The fret annual (ournement of the Quabe Gua Club will jake place, at t Tan on the Kent House rounds png 174b instant.This will an all\u2019 day shoot and promises to be a event.Teams are expected from Sherbrooke, Montreal and other places.OUTSIDER WON A'l' LATONIA, Cincinnati, 0., June T\u2014-Evander, an outuider, to-day won the haodicap sterplochque, the frature event at Le lomia.In the fifth event Flori, au 50 to |, finished second to Berry Hughes, the favorite, but was disqualified for fouling Miuther.The Intter full at the sixteenth pole.NEW TRACK AT WOODBINE.Torouto, June 7\u2014Work on the, new track at Woodbine hus commenced and the new track will be ready for the uturan meeting of the U.J.C.in Sep ember.The new track will be lueat- od sixty fect south of the present course 20 as to iake more room for the public by the extension of the lawn.Ft % the intention to grade the lawn so that prorienaders can sce lhe races without going into the new stands that are promis:d.SELVA AND LAMOTIHE.i Judger Lamothe, who has taken up \"the challenge of Sdva, the Italian thampion, ts to make more than a good showing against him on Monday night \u2018next at Jacques Carter Hall, \u2018whera the two meot in a match in which mixed styles will rule.That there will he a great rrowd of Lamothe Mende present to witness the contest gous without saying, and the very satisfactory nner 1 in which these vrostiing matches are being carried out make them very attractive with the sporting publie, HAMILTON RACE MEET, Hamilton, Ont, June 7.\u2014 The super lative degree wos reached at the Hanilton Jockey Clab\u2019s races this alter.noon, Monday wus bad enough; ves- | the red clay just vis ble thrown the stuntling water, which was later mixed into a mortar like consistency with a dark tinge.Lut today water was whee on the track and only the horses kmew of the [enrsome depths below, It was positively the worst track Hamilton ever knew.| Tkz at.| tendance was smaller than ever, ! though the Torut4u end was well held up, The reaults :-First race\u2014ited- light, Ist; Beuchbart, lad; Vern Rock, 3rd Necoud roce\u2014Lelle Hamburg, Ist; Away, 2rd; Henry Ware ing, dd.Third race\u2014Gerholm, lat; Lord Radnor, \u201cod; Ohuct, Ord, .Fourth race\u2014{\u2019rter Paul, 1st; Henry | Waite, Mndg Beinuke, 3rd.Fifth | race-Monochord, Ist; ON Trumps, * 2nd ; Yamachristy, 3nd.ixth races | Edgley, lat; Irene Brady, ind; Step | Away, 3nd, + BASEBALL RESULTS.AEastern.) At Raltimore\u2014 Baltimore-Buffalo game postponed ; cain.i At Jersey City\u2014 Jersey City-Montreal game postpon- wl: rain.At Newark\u2014 Newark-Rochester gane postponed ; vet grounds.(Amertean.) At New York\u2014 New York-Cleveland ame called at the end of the fourth inning: rain, At Washington\u2014 Washington-Detroit game postponed; rain.st Dhiladelphig== Chieago, 8; Philadelphia, 0g At Boston Boston, 2; St.Louis.k (National.) At Chieagze\u2014 Chicago, 19: Boston, À At littsburg\u2014 | Vittsburg, 3; New York, & As Cincinoati\u2014 Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 4 , RACE THROUGH WIHIRLPOOT, | Co Graham and W, Glover, of Baltic | more Will Male a UVeribons Trip, Niazara Falls, June 5\u2014Carlide Groham, whe sucessfully swam ik?| Devil's Hole Rapids, nul fire ween.i plished sever] other foolhatdu frate taround the falls, hus arranged with W, J, Glover, a Baltimore swimmer, {tor a race through the whirlpout rape ide, These two men, vind only in { ewimmirg tivhts aml with a rmall bla preserver enh, will eter the Devil's { Hola Rapids at the whirlpea! and race through them to a point a mile \"plow Both ave in traînimz for tha | contest, The date bar not Len fixed, Lat the rare wif! he swim either dur.n \u201came the Shriner's concave or rarly in ! duly, BUFFATO DERBY GREAT TVEST, Cnnelidates for the Buffalo Derby are npparautly of higher class than the horses engaged vent-okl event anywhere elve on the eemtinent, and it will bring together | the best mpresentativis of all parte of America.Canada will send Tongorder and Inferno, and will have req rom An be prowd of both of han, The east will be represented hy Oxford, the | best of his age about New York, Right Rovat, Santa Catalina.Sparkling Star aml Kehalan, Preen is gle an eligilile, but he hes not much chance with Tongorder and Inferno, unless ha improves tremmdeuady, Tie weet fms a dangerous lot, including The Foreman, Rilverskin, Kirg of Trov, Kittie Platt, Jom Smdeki, Gofdl Rose, Pirate Polly and Duteh \u2018Barbara.The fidd next Saturday will 1 ,be large and of fine clasn.Nobody in terday it was through a track with\" in any other three.\u2018 CANADIAN HENLEY Championships Will Be Rowed at St.Catharines in August.® Toremto, Juno T\u2014The rowing eom- mittee of the C association met at the King Edwerd Hotel, with Claude Muodonnel, M.P., in the chair Kd.Mack was elscted chmirmen of the regatla committew, in plece of F.H, Fhompeon, who bas lelL town to lo- cote in the west, Captain Jobm Wilson of the Totonto Rowing Club, wii again look after the course improve ments, and P.X.Seixas, of St.Catharines, will continue as chairmen of i the Jucel reception committee, and also take charge of the printing and udvertisiag prior to the regatta, Capt lt.K.Barker, 23 Scott street, is socrelary, , The Canadien championships will bo rowed at Bt.Cathurinos on Aug.4 {and 5, ond will indude eights, junior {and serie r; fours, junior, ro snd i intarmedinte, senior pairs and junior, intermeliste and senior doubles and singles.Additional acoommodation wili this seer be provided for ofticluly and press representatives for seeing and lullowing the races, because of wrrangemenis.already made for en improved and increased supply of mit gasoline boats and steam vechts The club-house, which {ust vear was onl partially completed, is now in a finished state, and stunds at the heat of the course, finished in Yvery way, und ready for 109 competitors, Arrangement will also be made for crews landing at Port Dallrousie, to have their buats towed to the clube house at tho head of the course without expense, Claude Maodonnell, MP, is arranging to aocttre frue transportation of racing bunts to St.Catharines ani return, Via boat and mil, and single fare to all points in Canale and the | United States is already practiceily arranged for.Capt.WHson goes to St.Kitts next week to comumcace arrangements for necessary improvements to ihe course and Fd.M will probably accompany him.À portion of the course j will probably he boomed this year.; where auch an arrangement will help provide smooth water, and break the waves where the old cham is widest, SFAMROCK AND MONTREAL.How the Shamrocks will do on Saturday next against Montreal when : they eet on the Shamrock grounds, is the main topic of lacrosse talk nt present.Whun the boys of the grey and the green step on the fiekd they will be shurt the services of three men who, in the past, have rendered auch wervice af it will be hard to duplicate end it will be rather strangetc see them without Johnny Currie, Packuv Bremion and Henry Huobin.Currie {is done with the game, and ao is Breman, but whether Hbobia will :mako is appearance again before the sean is over is a question.However, the Shamrocks are not at ony time found wanting in the matter of .substitute players, for they have al.; \"wuys had a good string of intermedi- \u2018antes to pick from.Some of these were given a trial against the Caps, and the mauner in which they hamHed themselves was entirely satisfactory to the officers of the club.As fof the Montreal team, xo far as is kuown at present, it will be the same as last week, when they defeated Nationa®s.IM there be à charge, it is altogether {likely that it will be en the defence lend, that is if Sirackan kecpe to his \u201cintention of playing.GALT V8.WESTMOUNT.The long talked of Association foct- bell game betwen Galt and VWenst- mount for the championship of Cana da will be played on the M.A.A.Agrounds Saturday afternoom.Despite the rumors that the C.A.A.U.would step in and interfere with the game on the grovad that ibe Nontreal clubs had] \u2018luid themselves open to a charge of professionalism on their adoption | of the Fnglieh version of the amateur | rule, nothing will prevent tire meeting \u2018between tio two teams.Galt is al ready on rouir to Montreal, as a nian- ber of games have be'n arranged for the champions befor their big game with = Westimount.The Westmount Gal will place an even stronger clevrn ,in the field than that which won the i championship of the Moniresl Assocation last vear.MONTCALAUS TEAM CAPTAIN, | The Moutealma had some twenty | | men ab practice last evening and the RAN grounds presented \u2018a hustling scene Farly und Tonghend were among the new faces last night and i Doyle and Copeman are expeeied out .next Monday, The team is coming on fine and prospects nee very good.Af t ter the practice the election ci a captain for the senior team was held und the choice fell upon Amos Burne, the game from end to end, and can handle his team to the very best advantage.The choice ol n captain for i the =erond team was leit over for the members nf that twelve to select themselves.Tt in ponsibfe that the local club may be yet further strengthened by a couple of crack players fiom Sherbrooke.It is said that the « Fovey brothers, Fred and George, ex.peet to locate in the Ancient Capital ji the next couple of weeks, and if they do xo it is understood the will cast in their Jot with tho Montcalme, Both are fine players and would prove valuable additions to the ocal team, The gholce is a good one, for he knows\u2019 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1906.book for Hon.Jules Allard, G.Turcotte, St.Fransois du Lacare, are stopping ut the Clarendon, C.J.Daly, Cobourg; HM.Lefort, Montreal, are at the Clarpa, Mr.and Mrs.H.(Gamache, Mr.and Mrs.L.(Garend, Montreal, arc regis- tecel at the Clarendon.J, J.Klein, Cleveland ; Lt.-Col.JE.Chinic, St.John's, are guests at the Clarendon.Messrs, W.E.Drew, Colebrook, N.H, and FH.Fisher, New York, are re gisternd at the St.Louis, Messrs.Thos.Laurent, Georges Asselin, and Goorge Collins, of Paris, are ot the Chateau Frontenac.Misses W, PF.Inglis.and W.H.Anderson, Shanghai, are at the Chatsmu.Mrs, Johnson, Miss Johnson, Mrs, W.8.Johnson, Lachine, Que, regist ered at the Chateau yesterday.Messrs.W.-A.Haight and C.H.Burgess, of Toronto, and W.E.Roy, Three Rivers, are guests at the St, Louis Hotel.D.W.Douglas, 8t.John's; C.W.Cowan, W.Penny, E.C.Weyland, Montreal, are regatetered né the Clarendon.Messrs.Wm, Hanson, A.E.Tudor, A.Moss, (Geo.McDougail, R.J.Milligan, of Montreal.are stopping at the Chateau Frortense.H.W.Paliner, Farbar, of Mon Louis Hotel.A.E.Moore, Ottawa; J.Barbour, Toronto; TH.V.Fratick, Nepanoe; LD, R.Sheehen and wife, Montreal, are registered nt the Clarendon.Mr.and Nrs.J.BR.Wilson, and the Misses Wilson, Mrs.Ilenry Miles and Miss Niles, and Nr.and Mrs.J.R, Colby, of Montreal, are gueste at \u201cbe Chateau, H, M.Clendenning, Montreal ; J.E.Maguire, Sherbruoke; CC.Godbout, Westmount : H.Bernatchez, Camp.Lellton, N.B.; C.L.Sturgis, Boston, are stopping at the Clas .Mr.and Mrs.E.Allen Jones, Toronto; J.F.Murphy, Ottawa; Geo, R.Beardsell, Boston; Mr.and Mrs.R, A.Watt, Brantiord, are guests at the Chateau.L.Belcourt, W., J, , are at the St, who has jus returned from City, where he has been attending the session of the Supreme Council Royal Arcanum, ie a quest at the Chateau Frontenée.Among the latest arvivals at the Quebec Foto) are: Mr, Korman and family; Nr.and Mrs.Barreng, New York; Miss T.auron, london; M.Mayfield, New York; Joseph Beaulieu, St, Jean; I, M.hesne, Montreal: L.Donelson, Hamilton; Frank Sould, A.Jelanger, Montreal; O.L.Wright, Toronto; C.Brown and wile, New York.TOWN TOPICS, Thero's always someling doing when \u201cTown Topics\u201d comes ar .It | primes sunshine and joy \u2018to many i houacholds, Ax a remely for lure and indigeation it is infallible.\u201cThe Foe io rhow going.\u201d aml \u201cthat 1 ever saw\" are the universal comments ; of thoso who have seen it.The comedy * elssnent, that in «0 poplar in all \u201cTown Topics.\" up-to-date as the play.it ountains a host of clever performers, tascivating dances, tuneful songs and various other sprrialtiva that acid gin- gr to the general hilarity.opiea\u201d has drawn ereavded bos no gual in faves comndy, Town Telpies will Le sen ab the Auditorium un Saturday nintaice aml night.Mrs.LOYNES, Philipsburg, Dr.Chase's Nerve Food.Mra.H.A.Loynes, Nurse, Philipshure, Jue., writes : \u2014 \u201cJ was al ron down and could mot do my own work.Everyt! I sto made me sick.In A ers 1 had seen the od Mexsrs, John J.Lawson, W.Moyes, Mr.J.B.Tresidder, of Montreal, Atlantic ! ROYAL.Baking Powder - Makes Clean | Bread With Royal Baking Powder there is no mixing with the bands, no sweatef \u2014- the brow.Perfect cleanliness, facility, sweet, clean, healthful food, Full instructions in the \u2018 Royal Baker and making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake with Royal Baking Powder.Gratis to any address NOVAL BAKING POWDER 00.NEW YOM.ot - _ à + greatest Pastry Cook™ Ve MARINKR-GREENOUGH.George I.Mariner of New York, and Miss Margaret Griemough were mare ried ¢t St.Paul\u2019s Chapel at eight o\u2019elocl: lust ovening by the Rev.Q.Y.Bliss in the presence of à company of friend.The chapel was decorated with palms and white lilacs.Mies Constance Hickok was the maid of honor, and Frank Knight, of Boston, wns the best man.The ushers were Capt.I.8.Miller, U.S.A.: John Rattray, of Montreal; E.8.Tsham and Dr.G.M.Behin.The bride was given in marriage by Dr.RB.B.Greonough, of Boston, e cousin.The bride's gown was a crean crepe de chine, trimmed with honiton lace and ohifs fon, avd the maid of honor wore pale green de chine.Alter the ceromony Mr.snd Mre Mariner received the congratulations of their intimate friends at 83 Pine street, the house being trimmed with and white [lowers and foliage, Ferestments were sorved and musie was furnished by the Romeo orchess tra.Mr.and Mrs.Mariner lelt the tity on the 10.90 train and will re vida in New York.\u2014Burlington, Vt, Free Press, Jung 2nd.UNON BANK OF GANADA.DIVIDEND No.77.Notice is hereby given that a Dividend of three and one-half per cent upon the paid-up capital stock of this institution been declared for the current half year and that the same will be payable at the Bank and its Branches on and after Friday, the second day of June next.The transfer books will be closed from the 17th to the Sist of May next.boti days inclusive.The Annual General of shareholders will be held at the Banking house in this city on Monday, June 19th, Chair to be taken at twelve o\u2019clock.By order of the Board, G.H.BALFOUR, General Manager.Quebec, April 24th 1906.td HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS TST AKING POWDER .made trial of it.WILL YOU BE ONE OF THEM?You Want to Get pretty | girls with sttnring costumes, new awel ° with One you now Garry.\u2018Town : houses ! evieyutrere, nul ns à record breaker it | Q SEND YOUR Gained Ten Pounds and obtained good health by the use of Your ACCIDENT INSURANCE from a Company having MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF CAPIT.and that ean afford to sell an UNCONDITIONAL { Policy freé from RESTRI NS AND : TECHNICALITIES.h a Com 16 * auarantee and Accident 3 e London Limitplays.is the predominating feature of ed,\u201d of London, Eng, The company ie as.: Cunulative UNCONDITI for a SPECIMEN A above Company ; th peer L Polley en ogf-pare | ARTHUR E.SCOTT, AGENT, |418 ST, PETER STREET.aay Fax im HOUSE LINEN, BLANKETS and CURTAINS ' ! results of Dr.Chase's Nerve Ford and | to us\u2014Our prioss are ver ° the wet thot there k that three.Augnastus Thomas\u2019 play, the Burglar, | resvlved to try it.As a result df modera! ur work will Made to Look Like New ras ett No York that uk! | taken w positon in, toe front rank \u2018oi, thin roatment 1 have quid tn a ° put fat a ord th five Ling Te comely drama, arab will eanily hold | pounds, do my own work alone | and pl y py of \"Boffale ia owned by J.6, its place with the very beat of plays.el like an entirely different person.| who usd to own Cirrure, aed wil be ridklen re George | Odom.Jack Martin twa ben enguendd | \u201cfor Right Royal, apd FE.Walsh will ( ride Tongonder.C m nl not Iho a starter, as he will rem on that day in the Brooklyn Derby, a much casier race to win - «THE - - NAL LAUNDRY TELEPHONE 95 1t ina play which even the moat | \u201cI buve received so Much henciit | fastidious, the moet exacting eculd view from thin medicine that I am gled to without offense and merited the nude ; recommermsl it to ethern.1 have a cesafui run which it in having.The copy of Pr.Chase's Receipt look amd | | smtiment of the play is true to na- | would not part with it for 860.00 it j ture, and on that account not only | | coukd not get another.\u201d ! 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Be sai vents that disgusting discharge, oleacs | Montreal Telegraph \u2026 « \u2014 1813), gigi & Co.5.15, 6.16, 7.15 and 10.15 p.m.EE Frideysand Saturdays his steamer wrill ; phiegm out of the.throst in five min- | Bell Telephone .154 150 | Per ateamux Montreal, Lafrance, Sundays.Lo A.M, From Chicoutimi and Roberrai, Monday mio 'noraing th utes.Very pleasant, end enfe too ; | Mackay.40 38 lttom Montreal\u201428 cascs to N, Turcot | Leave Quebec for Ste.Anne de Benu- : \"7 oniy.From the Island.> Quebea.6o- arts an all 283, get Catarrhosons from your druggist | Mackay, pd.se MMT pre, \u201c6.00, 620, 7.00, 7.30, £.00 | 145 AN prom st Raymond.daily exceptundar.EL ha today.Montreal Cotton, xd ah TRS |.Per barge Grandec Boudrot, from | am, \u201c1.89, 2-15, 3.18, 8.18 amd 7.15 | PE ER rte ç i & 1672 tons coal to Domi an.7.00 P.M.From Chicoutimi and Ro! y ihe lana.mom quebec.We carry & full line and guaran- | NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET, I Sydney @iIBia tone con INON | PT ve Ste.Anne de Meaupre for Que- rao PL under and Nondag; dar anis.200 pa.tes- them to be the best on the Pa steamer Wobun, Meikle, from | bee, 6.00, 9.30, 10.00, 10.30, 11.00, | $30 £/M, Frum st.Raymond, Sunday only.is cab market.New York, June T-Flour receipts, .Sydney~2100 tons conl, 50 do coke | 11.30 am, *12.00 noon, 1.00, *4.00 Ticken {raie aust.Andrew kt dation an | be écurie a TR; nv a hed Ce pith as Bell Telephone, righte, 304, 100, 2, | (a Nova Scotia S.& C.Co.4,30, 5.15 and 1018 p.m, Er and Wcepile car accemmodslion oui bu wl ont the tout will leave the 1a ES PERRY, 8238 Paul 1 000 bore ull.Whew Pie.|3, 8, 8, 3, 70, 29, 76,32 at 34.3, | _ BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST, | Rrerredst 6.45 pm JAMES \u2019 aul St.(91,000 bushele\u2019; spot, irregular ; op.| & or Pio 0.11,94 at 2 JOACHIM LEX, HARDY.J.G.8COTT, PHONE 519.Mons\u201d Inst prices were 1 to 13 omt | $3,545, 3 66 7 0 GLAS Sb | quEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE, Tor Da.en.Yara.Ait don Ries Steamer Champion.net lower.Corn reccipte, 25,478 buab- | 129 A Asked.Offered.| Leavo Quebec for St.Joachim, 8.30, | Mey dim 108 85, 10, 16 at 3}, & at 2k, 73, 80.78 7 els: exporte, 61,185 bushels; rpot, ue %.Jae onan ate on gs.mart Girona | Bernier & Beaubien, |i: tie coton market was aicady 53 38 9 24 He 38 00 20,150, 38 Ca] Quine Jugh ev (4 [10 am BI A pan and (AS) \u2014 ng, Steamer Champion will rua as \u201cfol |\u201d ee dull ad rE et | \u201cN.8.Steel, 36 at &, 25 at 831, 80, | Banque Nationale .1084 1074 | © Leave St.Joachim for Queber, 7.15, ; A.Bernier, K.C.L.0.Beaubien.over 3545; p y i\u201d an\u2019 25 at su.æ.147 1464 (10.13 am, 1.00, 436 p.u,, and (10.03 NOTICE expos 3 Spot quiet; » | Dom.Goal, 95, 78, 96,495, 25 et 70.3 70 | pm.for Beaupre.) Advocates steady ; molamser, steady; pig iron, xd 25 ab 1184 0p 104 dave.À ; can: copper, quiet ; tin, quiet ; lead, | MOnttal Cotton, xd, 95 a ' for 91 ; 18 HEREBY GIVEN that tho pier M + Hill jet : coffre, a ie.set : 195, 50 at 113, 35 at 114, 38 at 112.3 111 106 igave Quebec or St.Joachim.6.30, at tho mouth of Cap Rouge River is 1 1 1 ountain y | Quiet: coffer, soot, [Rio quiet ; anger, | Thom.Coal, pid., 80 nt 115,95, 25 | Quebec Gas Co .8.00 a.m.\"1.45 p.m.end (7.18 pm.| submerged as well an the other deep raw, steady ; refined, steady, at 1154, 50, 80, 25, 157 at 115.Bellechasse Telephone .for Reaupre.) ; ater nier that was there up to lee MORIN BLOCK._ C.P.R., new, 3 at Wa.% R.L & ».Co Leave St.Joachim for Quebec, 10.13 | winter at the end of the Long Wharfmayezies Montreal Street, 15, 10 at 213.ieee 88 Co.am.5.00 pw.and (10.08 p.m.from | Tho position of the Pier at the mouth Cook's Cotton Root Compound Dom.Coal Bonds, 4,000 at 999, 5,- | Dom, Textile pe .Beaupre.of the Capo Rouge River is, as here: 000, 5,000 at 90}.Dom.Textile Note\u2014\"Steam trains ; all others are | tofore, shown by a flat buoy by day ran I monthly : Cotton Bonds .100 ie.1 @ white light by night and the and Friday 3 Gr d Union Hotel Te Tae nw Teteen Tate, on he 90.Quebec Railway Bends 98 93 ress service far amall packages, position of (ha dep\u201d mater Fer rv .bec \u2026 Welssadez | coms b- Na 1.fr ordine Strest , | War Kagle\u2026\u2026 « 16 V [boxes, ete, On all trains.Rate 8 |cently taken at the ond of the Long Prod dn mn Room.From $1.00 Per rend ve anti por boa\u2019 Ho 0e Tnt mn ot 20 2 conte and up, according tp weight, Whar! is in a straight line with the TT a en rove Québec to Derbi ! ve oe Fare © rete 3 2 mE = gion errly to hl oy pod Shout 600 teat to mer wi so or : Poor relations pever look so poor ~- | the Superintendent.: ) .FES She Te Fv BAGGAGEE: \u201cwo Laval Univornity, the ceremony taking place on the 10th instent.The follow ; ing «vening the civic ball at the Qity lull will take place.| To Think Well Means SUCCESS Healthy Brains i ARE MADE gY GRAPE-NUTS tion are kept im a healthful condition there will be & well-nourished body, and little liability to disorders of the liver, bowels or such ether disorders as may [3 ns which are deu by diseased .the condition of the body it increases the vital power and promotes 8 vigorous old age.a1 was a sufferer from chronle diarrben for Sve re,* writes Mrs.Mary A.Aron.of Rolla, Co, Mo.*I tried different remedies, which would give me relief for n short time only.My trouble would return as bad as ever, 1 consulted you ia July, 1900, and advice commenced using Dr.Pierce's remedies.two bottles of the \u2018Golden Medical Discovery,\u2019 three viéls of the \u2018Pellets.\u2018 and some of \u2018Rxtract of Gmart-Weed.' as you advised.Ÿ have not bad any return of my trouble since using your medicines.Am now seventy-one years old and 1 pever had anything to relieve me so quick.11tbisk Dr.Pierce's medicines the test on earth.Should I ever have any re urs of my trouble shall use your w ne My thanks to you for your ad: and thanks to Almighty for restoring me to health through your hands.\u201d Accept no substitute for \"Golden Medical Discovery.\u201d There is nothing \"just as good\u201d for diseases of the stomach, blood and lungs.Dr.Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the best laxative for old le.They cure com stipation and biliousness.Double Alarm Brought Firemen to Burning Railway Coal Elevator.Shortly after nine o\u2019cluck last even- img, an alerm from box, 51, closely foHowed bv a second alarm, brought the brigade down to the Quebec & Lake St.Jobn Ry.yard, where a fire had started in me of the company\u2019s oon! elevators.The building was on fire and coukl be seen from the upper portion of the city about six or seven minutes before the alarm was soundad ard whoo the men reached the moeme the entire Luikling was ablaze and made an immense reflection which brought hundreds of citizens to the spot, Daputy Chief Martinette hed men soon playing streams of water from two lengthé of hose on the burning building, and in a short while bad the fire imder control.The return alarm was sounded at 10.45.The construction, which was of wood, wed completely destroyed.SIGNS TERUG A TETRA TATRA TORT LLTS COPEMAN \u2018 SIGNS WALL PAPER Jas.Copeman 135 JOHN STREET, PHONE 693 COR.OF URSULE ST, ++.qe 4 JUST RECEIVED LATEST DESIGNS IN SUMMER MILLINERY Children\u2019s Silk, Lawn and Straw Hats and Bonnets.Shirt Waist Suits in Slik Cicilian and Wash Goods.White Lawn Suits for Misses.Misses Dress Skirts.\u201cLawn and Silk Blouses.Dress Skirts.A New Lot of Ladies\u2019 Underclothing, Night Dresses, Lawn and Silk Petticoats, etc., eto.Mrs.D.R.MURPHY, ** FABRIQUE ST.Psonz 22, AT HYMEN'S ALTAR Nuptials of Mr.Harold Scott and Miss May Goodday at | Anglican Cathedral, A very pretty wedding took\u2019 piéce \u2018 yesterday morning in the English Cathedral in thin city when Mr.Harold \u2018 Scott, teller of the Montreal branch of | the Quebec Bank and Miss Nay Good- | day, the accomplished daughter of Mr.H.G.Goodduy, wére united in the holy bonds of matrimony.Very Rev.Dean Willams offitintad at the ceremony which was witnosscd by a large number of friends of the contracting partioe and invited guests.Mr.Herhert E.Vcott supported the groom, wirile the bridesmaids were Mie: Milticent Tilne, of London, England, cousin of the bride, awl Miss Milly Camult, daughter of Sir Napoleon Casault, formerly Chief Messrs.W.A.Goodduy, brother of the bride, Hope Scot wel J.Ross Strang were ushers, The bride, whu entered the church leaning on the arm nf her father, was attired .in white liberty .satin trimmed with chiffon, with berthe and flounca of point de Flanders; rhe wore her mother's veil of white tulle, embroider.od, aml g coromet of orange blossoms, her ornaments being pearls, and cer ried a shower bouquet of white roses and lillies of valley, Her father gave her away.The brides.mafds were very becomingly dressed in white eolienne trimmed with lace and chiffon ; they wore picture hate of pale green lace trimmed with white Hilac-awi carried pink roses with pale green strenmers.The musical portion of the vervice \u2018wee particularly fine and Mr.E.A, Bishop J at the organ which praled out a very pretty weddi march as the happy young couple left the church.At the conclusion of the wremony, Mr.and Mes, Scott, follow.od by the large number of guests, drove to the residence of Mr.Gooddey, Laporte stredt, where limcheon wae partaken of, the interior of the houses heing very prettily decorated with apple blossoms, lilties of the valley, earhatioms and palms.Mr.and Mra.Scott left vesterday afternoon on their honeymoon to the West and will visit several American cithes before returning to their rem.dence in Montreal.and a large pum.ber of \u2018their friends were present at the ratlway tation to bid them Hom avage.Toe bride's going away dress was of dark blue cloth.talor-maile with a vert of white cloth, Fhe wore à hut of dark bine silk amd chiffon to match.The bride and m who are very popular and much esteemed in society were the -fecipientsa of a large number of very handsome wed divg presents.Coburger Lager.received dai at the Chateau Frontenac ban, Justice.* P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.