The Quebec chronicle, 12 juin 1905, lundi 12 juin 1905

[" The \"% perature, ESTABLISHED 1764.my grocer, French Olive Oil, send me Grape 8alsd Vinegar, send me Mustard KY \u2014ail with the label EY Alphonse Pisard, and on the bottle, the round Cresca Mark, So is the harmony.\u201d NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE MAY SOON Weather.: Lower St.Lawrence and Gull, \u2014 Ÿ Bhowery, mot much change in tem- | WE SELL \u2014 AND \u2014 RECOMMEND F tilcacles Bearing Alphonse Pinard BRAND And ths Little CRESCA Tir lo Mark, lo.GRENIER, 94-96 John St.BE ENTERED ON Both the Combatants Have Expressed Their Willingness to Discuss Terms For Peace \u2014-Roosevelt Warmly Thanked.EUROPEAN AND JAPANESE COMMENTS.St.Petersburg, June 11.\u201412.35 am.\u2014Paris is Russia's choice as pince for opening peace n iations.Japan insists upon Manchuria or Washington Russia doubtless will but Paris is preferred and the Er peror already is structions to Msador to France, to act as plenipotentiary to receive the Japanese conditions.The Russian Government has communicated to the administration st Washington its consent to the publication of Russia's reply to President | Ther t's appeal, at the same time thanking the President warmly for the friendly and lofty spirit in which §t_was conceived.Paris, June 10,\u2014The news that President Roosevelt has aucoseded in bringing Russia and Jepan together bas proved a veritable coup de theatre to official and diplomatic quarters and She Frewch publio gémerally.Early in the day the gs of the President\u2019s pr exd Ry igrsprend atténition comment the ailing view being that it was Farieas move os his part i arded the usual re straints of diplo: in order to attain the suoreme end.There was wonderment shown when a late despatch from Washington announced that both parties had accepted President Rooseveit's suggestion snd that a meeting between them was assured.à London, June 11.\u2014The News of.the World understands that King Edward Festerday cabled to President Roosevelt congratulations on the reception bi his efforts to secure .Berlin, June 11.\u2014-4.10 a.m.~The morning papers adopt a hopeful toms towards the Mhey assume that the first step will an armistice of which the gen- wrale at the front must settle the de: tails.Hence it in believed that con- wideratle time must elapse before a treaty of peace can be signed.Some fear 1s expressed that the Emperor of Russia may not yet be fully convinced of the hopelessness of the military situation in Manchuria and may decide to continue the struggle if Japan's terms are too humiliating.All the newspapers, however, are convinced that the next military operation of the Japancse would m peace a necessity if the battles at Tsu leland and Mukden have not already done so.emphasize the renewed demon- etrations againat the war among the Russian people as calculated to impel the Emperor to hasten peace.8t.Petersburg, June 11.\u2014(11.18 am.}-Russia is waiting for Japan to fix the time and the place when and where the Japanese terma will be placed in the handé of Rupaie's representative.The Foreign Office expects that the delay will be brief.The Emperor's Government would prefer that Patis should be the svene of the initial step, but it is explained to the Associnted Press that neither e place wbr the personalify ef the ssian representative matters greatly.e Russian representative will not be a plenipotentiary with full power lo negotiate.His duty will practically be confined to the reception and transmission to his Government of the Japanese terms for decision as to whether they afford a basis for actual peace pegotistions.He will be clothed with wer to effect an t for the suspension of hostilities, which suspension will probably be for a limited od during which Russia must decide the momentous question of ce or a prolongation of the warring this temporary srmistice both cotniies probably will he free to con- tinuv the movement of troops and munitions of war within acribed limite, although nothing inite on this point will be known until tho Meeting takes place.Tokio, June 10.\u2014(7 p.m.)\u2014Tokio has prepared to issue in- idoff, the Ambas- | of latest peace.movement.| calmly roel ved d the news of American intervention prospective .The absence of assurance that Russie will accept President Rooseveit's pro- and the knowledge that tho al consummation of peace involves the adjustment of a series of questions paramount importance, requirin, the most careful diplomacy extending over weeks of negotiation, coupled perhaps with the recollection of a vious experience in the thorny path ot the world\u2019s politics, seemed to create a disposition 0 await final results.re is nevertheless the keenest matis- faction over the preliminary step and a ng of deep gratefulness over Pre- «ident Éoosevelt's action.There is also uine thanks giving at the thought the carnage and horror and waste ol war will soon end and à uing hope that the negotiations will ng a satisfactory and enduring peace.The national oflering of thenksgi ing paw Ty da rred until the of peace is and\u201d all doubt nied, The question of an armistice which will lower the bayonets of the sormous armies facing one another on ,the Manchurian frontier has not been discussed yet.It is believed an armistice will be speedily concluded.Tokio, June 10.\u2014(7 a.m.)\u2014(Delayied in transmission.)\u2014The Jiji says: | \u201cJapan has ahown a willingness to appoint plenipotentinries to mest the Russians and negotiate peace; but it ik \u2018premature to think this will lead 2 She ultimate conclusion of | Much as would like to wee effected; thing short of the fall rights of victors and placing the peace of the Orient on a permanent basis will satisfy Japan.\u201cIt is premature to discuss terms of peace.It probably will become necessary to arrange an armistice at the commencement of negotiations and it will be essential to obtain some guar- antes before concluding an armistice in order to prevent the interests and positions of Japan from suffering in the event ol negotiations being broken off.The great and unprecedented Japsnese victory must not be forgotten.Russia\u2019s great power is not easily broken down.It might require years before the ultimate result of the war is attained, Ja does not fear the projon tion of the war, but the oases of lives involved move the ple from the depths of their arts.\u201d The Jiji thanks President Roosevelt and pays toibute to him for his action.It concludes by warning the people to be prepared for the non-success ol the negotiations and for the possible mecessity of continuing the struggle.The Nichi Nichi writes in the same strain, warning the: people aot to count on peace while the war party in Russia continues ta exert its influence over the Emperor! It urges Japan to- Ineist on some guarantee so as to ve- cure ils protection M am .armistice ould ba deere: Yb ae may be exacting, the paper says, but the fact of her unqualified victory must not be forgotten.The Nichi Nichi concludes by saying that the situation requires calmness and watchfulness.; GREEKS AND BULGARIANS FIGHT.Balonica, June 11\u2014In the fighting at Pandehatin, near Vodena, on June 2, it is said that the Greeks lost three killed while the Bulgarians lost 28 killed or wounded, besides neventeen prisoners who were executed by their Santor.On June 8 in a fight at hath, west of Gumenja, three Greeke and sixteen | Bulgarians were killed.The Bulgarians would have tasen annihilated but for the timely «arrival of Turkish troops.The latter numbered Gordon's London Dry Gordon\u2019s Old Tom Gordon\u2019s Sloe Gin LAW, YOUNG & 00, = = = Agents for Canada and Nowfounéland CSSS SE Se es er + EE + 5 two | _ CURIOSITY ABOUT JAPANS PEACE TERMS But These Have Not Been Revealed to Anyone, QUESTION OF INDEMNITY, Likely to Prove the Bone of Contention in the Negotiations Between the Two Powers.8¢.Petersburg, June 1l-In diplo- \u2018matic circles bere it is felt that Great Britain can now play a great role in seconding the President's imitiative by restraining ber ally and counselling moderate terms.Harsh and bumiligt- ing terms would not be accepted and for that reason diplomatic circles express the greatest skepticism as to whether Japan, elated by her wonder ful vietories, would be reasonable enough to offer a basis which Russia sibly can accept.If at the ond ussia were, forced to humble hereeit i the dust, her ignominy would spur bor to scel: rovenge, as Alnace-Lor- raine did Frauce for many years.There is an infinite amount of gossip here about Japans terms, but it is almost altogether irresponsible, the best iv- formed members of the diplomatie vorps, ever the British Embassy, being convinced that while the main outlines are matter of common knowledge tn America and in the chancellcries of Europe, Japan bas not revealed her exact terms oven to her ally.Russia is not likely to prove recalcitrant.According to the best opimion she is prepared to abandon the whole of hes Manchurian venture and to give guar- antecs.The rub will come upon tbe question of an indemnity which, it is the concensus of opinion in diplomatic circles, Japan will exact, but if it should be moderate and sugar-coated so that it could be liquidated by tbe sale of the Chinese Eastern Railroad and the cession of and leases in the Kwantung Pcoinvula, it might Le overcomes.Russia probably will insist on hoMing the rail road to Vladivostock through northern Manchuria and will never submit to the bumiliation of disarmament in ber only port in the Paciiic nor ta the inhibition against having war.whips in those waters.Considering the situation of the two countries members of the diplomatic ccrps feel that Japan's status in the Pacific is so firmly established that she can afford to dispense with the exaction ol so bitter a condition.Though the leeling against 5 cession of actual ter ritory is al , the Island of Sakbalin, over which Japan and Russia once exercised co-dominion, might be _ soded or as an offset to the cossion oi thet island all img end other righte in the Komander I mig be handed over to Japan.In spite of official dubiousness as ta the result 5 well defined report was current everywhere to-day, the Associated Press could not trace its source, that Russia had already practically obtained Japan's condi tigns ami thet they proved so sur prisingly moderate that Russia cer tainly would accept them as a basi for negotiations.Newspapers supposed to have official inspiration are loud in their skepticism regarding the practical results of President Roose velt's action which perbaps ie quite naturel, he ical pepers continue their tactics, insisting that the \u2018conclusion of hostilities is desirable, a disgraceful peace would be intolerabie and that only a national asseurbly should decide the question of war or peace.The Liberal papers profess to fenr that peace would strengthen the Government and give the setback to reforms, but shrewd observers realise that the Government with the end of the war will be confronted with the most difficult problems, one of the greatest of which would be what to do with an army of hall a million men diegruntied with the results of the war, No report from Rear-Admiral Nehotof has yet bcen received and this act, combined with the wording of the Emperor's recent deapatch to Admiral Rojestvensky is creating endjess talk throughout the city.fa tho Emperor's messege to Admiral Rojestvensky he thanked the Admiral and \u201call the officers who have honorably done their duty.\u201d A WOMAN'S HORRIBLE DEED.Liberty, Mo, June 11.\u2014 A jury today fourd Mrs, Agnes Mycrs, of Kansas City, guilty in the first of the murder of bushand, Clarence Myers, Death is the penalty.Frank Ifottman, her paramoue \u2018 Mrs.Myers killed Myers on May 10, 1904, so that the murderces might be free to marry Hottman, Hotmann is under sentence of death, Mra, Myors acimiristered a drug to hor husband to compel sleep and Hotimon struck Myers with a billiard cuc.Thie aroused \"Myers, and he plcl with \u2018Hottman, who was Intoxicatod.Myers was getting the better of Hottman when Mrs, Myers struck her husband with a bed slat amd repeatedly his throat with a razor.| She stabbed the dying man in the back half ¢ dozen times with a pair of shears.Hotiman testified voluntarily against the woman, and he was offered no immunity by the prosecution.METHODIST CHURCH.The Rev.W.Sparling, the the Methodist Church, yesterday nounced to hin congregation the closing of his pastorate on Sunday next.He also announced that next Sunday would probably be the last that the voi tion would worship together in the old church before its renovation and reconatruction.It bas not yet been detinitely whers the congregation will worshi while the enten- cut r of vive repaire are being carried out, but it fe thought likely that the Y.M.C, -À.hall may ke for the pur poss, Russian property i although | years then : THE BRITISH PRESS Doubts Possibility of Peace from President Roosevelt's Efforts.Loudon, June 19\u2014Some of the Lon don morning newspapers are stitl akep- tical of th (possibility of peace resuits ing from President Roogevelt's efurts, but all admit the unexpectedly swift progress of events and pay the highest tributes of praise to the President's successful diplomacy.If nego tistions should reach the stage of an actual arrangement it isargued that if Japan consente to suspend | Field Marubal Oyama\u2019s well developed plang for the coming battle it will be an indication that the Japenese Government has reason to know that Russia is in earnest in hes desire 2 arrange for pence.Daily Tele graph, which may.be rogurded as a that there is every qéason to sxpeot a satisfactory issue, though it is almost certain that thers will be temporary dela: .and hitches, According to the Toki correspondent of the Daily Telegraph General Idoevitch is in a hopeless position.He is virtually sur rounded and the ndent aye that the Japanese wi eurn equal glory with tbe Japanese nuvy it the campaign comtighes.s A RUSSIAN CRIME.t.Petersburg, J 12.\u2014Au te suit of a quarrel Em od at, midnight between a tailor and a polic an, the tailor shot and killed the policeman and a dvornik and martally wounded two dvornik's.No political importance is attached to the alialr.\u2014\u2014\u2014 metre age BATTLE OF THE SEA OF JAPAN.London, June 12.\u2014Ascording to the St, Petersburg corr dent of the Times it is stated by the Rursian Ad: miralty that in the battle of the sea of Japan not a single officer was saved from \"the bat ips Navarin, Borodino, Imperator, ander IT, ot the Kniar uvarolf, ell of which turaed turtle, mr AFTER THE BEEF TRUST.New York, June 11.\u2014The Retail Butchers\u2019 and Meat Dealers\u2019 Protective Association of New York State, which to-day opened a three days\u2019 conven: tion in Brooklyn, will petition the State Legislature to put a bounty oa New York raised beel, and ask the National Government to remove (Le duties on Canadian and Mexican beef, according to James Bell, of Buffalo, | president of the i .Nr, Bell [in an interview ht, said: \u201cIf i the state will pat nty on New York raised cattle believe it would be an effective blowfto the trust.We would like to see a!bounty ot $5 a head granted.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MOORISH, OUTRAGE.Tangier, June 1Ii\u2014Moorish robbers entercd the Austrian Vice-Consulate at Magagan on Juné 6 art murdered Vice Conaul Madden, a- British subject, - who also Denmark and who had heen established there for man .also fired at and wound.wl his wife.The assassins escaped.The British and American authorities have ment energetic protests to the Sultan saying that \u201cthe situation ro Quires calmnéss and watchfulness.\u201d THE WRECKED SUBMARINE BOAT.Plymouth, England, June 11.\u2014Sab- marine boat \u201cA-R,\u201d which foundered off the breakwater here on the morning of June 8 with fourteen of her crew, raised sufficiently to permit of her being towed to a dock yard.London, Tune 11.-The sensational story\u2018 is published on the authority ot the captain of a trawler which re- scucd some of the submarine hoat \u201cA-8\"\u201d that at the moment of sinking the submarine made too sharp a ium, apparently owing to some mistake of the helmsman, with the result that she heeled over and filled, The captain of the trawler says that he beard no explosion.CONDITIONS OF PEACE.Paris, June 11\u2014A despatoh from St.Petersburg to L\u2019Eclair gives the alleged conditions of peace of both sides, the Japanese conditions numbering seven and the Russans ten.These are prastially the same an former speculative conditions namely, an indemnity of $60,000,000; a Japanese protectorsie over Manchuria and Korea, the cession of Port Arthur and part of the trans-Man- churien railroad to Japan, forfeiture of the Mmtornid warships, the with drawal of Russiun warships from the Far Bast for a period of twenty-five yeura and the occupation of Vladivon teck until thess contitions are fuifilled The Russian conditions, acenrdiag to the despatch, reject ihe question of an indemnity and give à qualitied accept ance of the atiter terms.Government otgan, believes, however, The Quebec - Chronicle, QUEBEC, MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1905.\u2014 JAPANESE MAINTAIN ATTITUDE OF RESERVE In Regard to the Question of Peace, THERES A POPULAR FEAR That an Armistice Would Mean Sacrifice of the Country's Hard-Eamed Present Advantage \u2018 Tokio, June 11\u20146 p.m.\u2014The Japanese continue to maintain an attitude of reserve toward the question of pence.There were demonstrations in the districts of the capital late Saturday evening and to-day students oc- gonized a celebration, but à rain atorm speedily cleared the streets.Jt seemed to be popular fear that Japan would sacrifice the advantage of = Admiral | Togo\u2019s victory as well as Field Mar- | shal Oyama\u2019s opportunities by con: I senting to an armistice now.It is fels that Togo's victory opens the entire Russian Jacific const to invasion and that Oyama is capable of «:cedily taking Harbin, cutuug the sailway and isoluting Viadivostok.It is also feared that the Russians will take ad- van of an armistice to improve thels positions and to strengtben their forces.There is a gencral demand that Japan should carefully safeguard ita interests before an armistico is de elared.Sunday brought no important dove lopmients to the situation.No infor mation conceming Russia\u2019s formal answer to President Rovsvell\u2019s pro- poral bus been received in Fokio and the Government preserved an attitude of silence.PREFONTAINE'S INTENTION.¥ontreal, June 11-Hon.R.Prefontaine, Minister of Marine, took a party of M.P.'s and Mex:tteal trade representatives down tho St.Lawrence on Saturday on board the Government steamer Druid.Tue parte proceeded as far as lake St.feier | in- apecting the harbor works and the improvements that are being made on the St.Lawrence channel.Mr.Prefontaine in addreesing the gathering, said it was his intention to perfect the St.Lawrence route and endeavor to make Montreal the national port of Canada.A HUNTER'S DEATH.Fernis, June 10\u2014Mr.Daniel Mec-! Lennan, a dairyman, living near Mor.| risey, took his rifle to try and get a ! deer.Not returning in the evening, his © wife gave the alarm, and a search ! party set out.The next day the was discovered & mile away from his home and half of a deer lying near him.The other hall of the deer waa found some distance away.Upun medical examination it was decided that death was due to heart failure, He had shot and dressed the deer, and was in the act of carrying it home, half at a time, when overtaken by death.He leaves a widow and several children, SUICIDE AT NIAGARA.Niagara Falls, N.Y.June 11-A foreiguer of distinguished AIKAPANCE committed suicide at Ine:rration Point just above the Hurseshue Falla to-night.From letters and papers found in the pockets the suicide ie believed to be Dr.Srentinnay Tlemier of Budapest.The bod, was found by some boys.In the right heud of the dead man was found a revolver one i chamber of which was empty and in ithe other a picture of a woman, | | There was a bullet wound through tbe | man's forehead The photograph wes & miniature Water color encased in n ! heavy goid frame.On the outside of | a package of letters found in the | man's pocket was scribbled in English | \u2018this must be heride me in my grave\u201d | SLR ST MATTHEWS CHURCH.The handsome church of St.Matthewjs is being further beautified and\u2019 improved.The interior of the build- ! ing is now in proccss of bring newly tinted and painted, which promises to add considerably to its appearance.The old organ golicry over the cast | door is also being removed.NETHODIST CHURCH PICNIC, The annual Sunday School picnic ol ! the Methodist Church took place oni Enturday, the scene of the outing heing the Montmorency Fails.The Te, W.H.Spariing, the pastor of tie church, and the teacher accompanied the young folks.of whom there was a very large gathering, and a pleasant day was spent.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .OUR.Havana Cigar Department] Just Received per S.S.Monterey, Direct from Havana 6 Cases Containing: 52,000 Cigars To be Sold in Boxes of 25-50 and 100 H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabrique St.PHONE 1118 Temperatures.; 2 Maximum and minimum tempera § & tures :\u2014Montreal 60-61, Quebec 5666 À ONE CENT.F.SIMARD & CIE Special Sale of Ladies Summer Waists.Ladies\u2019 White Linen Shirt Waist, embroidered or open work, buttoned at front, regular $2.00 znd $4.50 for .$1.00 and $1.50 } Colored Etamene Waists in red, blue and greon, with white pipings and pearl buttons, regular $2.85 for $1.00 White Embroidered Pique Waists, regular $3.50 for $1.75 Fancy Check Cotton Waists, trimmed with \u2018fine pearl buttons, regular $7.00, for this sale $3.75 High Class Trimmed Millinery At Exactly Half Prices.The most exquisite expressions of Parisian and American Models are included in this Radical Reduction Sale, 830.00 TRIMMED HATS Now $15.00 28.00 TRIMMED HATS Now 14.00 24.00 TRIMMED HATS Now 12.00 20.00 TRIMMED HATS Now 10.00 16.00 TRIMMED HATS Now 8.00 WOMEN'S APPAREL.Linen and Cotton Voile Shirt Waist Suits, with Pleated Skirts and new Sleeves, $3.75, $4.50, $6., $9.Alpaca and Sicilian Shirt Waist Suits, somo Trimmed with Braids and Mohair Buttons, others with Pleats, $5.25, $7.35, $10.$13.Ladies\u2019 Silk Suits all the most wanted shades of Japanese, Taffeta or Check Silk, many models are exclusive, $18., $19., $22, $25.F.SIMARD &CIE., 137 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch.QUEBEC.And now it is The \u201cBlack Cat\u201d Mixture of Smoking Tobacro, in 2-08.and 4-ox.tits; $2.60 per pound; 65 cents per 4-ox, tin; 85 cents per 2-0z.tin.~~~ The trade supplied at special trade prices.a Tobaccos.Carreras\u2019 Barrie Blends, THE FAMOUS ENGLISH SMOKING MIXTURES.To dm AR RSET \u201cThe Craven\u201d (Miid}, invented by frd Bari Ceaven.40 a se 2 0 Hankey's™ | Medium), inventsd ve Mat-cen Mantes 170 340 Sif, Fim Spee), Memmi ) su SOLE AGENTS FORCANADA \u201cQE THE NOROHEIMER BUILDING, FRASER, ViGER & CO., i Itatien Warehouse, 207 200 & 211 St, James Street, Ectabtishec 1656 MONTREAL.= « = es votes ) PANAMA HATS LIGHT IN WEIGHT AND FINE IN TEXTURE, PRICES from $5.to $10.00 STRAW HATS Fine Braid Straws and Split Sennats, tre to be the correct thing this Season.We have them for MEN, BOYS and CHILDREN FROM 50c.TO $3.00 DENTS'and FOWNES GLOVES FOR $1.00 A PAIR HOLT, RENFREW & Co.BUADE STREET House Furnishings.New Carpets.\u2018 Latest Designs in Axminster, New Designs in Brussels, Large Assortment in Tapestry, New Axminster Squares, \u2018New Rugs, Mats and Cocoa Mats.' 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to purchase or otherwise acquire patents, patent rights and privileges, improve ments or secret processes for or in THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.| To tog À SHIPPING NEWS ALLAN LINER.M.8, Bavarian, Captain Brown, from Liverpool via Moville, with 1, 209 passengers a gencral cargo, arrived in port at 3.43 am.on Saturday and moored at the Breakwater.After landing gers and Quebec cargo, sba left for Montreal at 7 a.m.saine day.; Steamer BSardimian, Captain Moar, arrived from Montreal at 5 am.on Saturday and jiwoceeded for Havre and London.C.P.B.LINE, Steamer Lake Champlain, Captain \u2018Stewart, Irom Livespool, with pussen- gere and a general cargo, arrived in port at 2.30 paw.on Saturday and moored at the Broekwater.After land- passengers and Quebec cargo she leit {or Montreal at 8 p.m.sane day.Among the pesesngers brought out were 160 young girls bound to Winnipeg.Same Quebec ludiss offered then good situations to remain in Quebec, but they refused to remain in this any way relating to all or any of the | Provinceobjects aforesaid, and to grant licenses for the use of, or to sell or otherwise deal with the same.3.To remunerate any person or corporation for all legitimate services rendered in placing any of the shares ol stock of the corporation, or any debentures or any securities of the corporation, or for necessary services in or about the formation of the corporation or in the its business.4.To ac- uire stock in any corporation having to aid in any manner any corporation whose stock, bonds, or other obligations are held, or in any manner guaranteed by ths company.5.To purchase or amal- pamate with any other corporation or siness baving similar objects, and to dispose of the whole or any portion of the assets of the corporation to any other person or corporation.6.Generally to do all such thin as may be useful or expedient for the accomplishment of any one or more of the objects herein above enumerated, or incidental thereto.The operations of the Company to be carried on throughout the Dominion of Canada and elsewhere, by the name of \u2018\u201cCanadian Shoe Machinery Company\u201d (Limited ), with a total capital stock of five hundred thousand wollars divided into five thousand shaëes of one hundred dollars, and the chief place of business of the said company to be at the City of Quebec, in the Province of Quebec, Dated at the office of the Secretary of State of Canada, this 1st day of June, 1905, - R.W.SCOTT, Secretary of State.COLLEGE OF Physicians and Surgeons Of the Province of Quebec Provincial Board of Medicine Preliminary Examination.The examination for the admission to study Medicine and Furgerr wilt commence on Tuesday, th June next, at Montreal.at 9 A.M., in the Laval University Hall, St.Denis Street.The certificates of conduct as well as the examination fee of #20 must be sent in, atleast 10 days before, to one of the undersigned secretaries, P.V.FAUCHER, M.D.Quebec.J.A, MACDONALD, MI 20th May, 19508 ontreal, Becretaries.COLLEGE OF Physicians and Surgeons Of the Province of Quebec.Provincial Board of Medicine Semi-Annual Meeting.The Semi-Annual Meeting of the Provincial Board of Medicine will take place on Wednesday, 8th July next, at Montreal, in the Hall of We Medieal Faculty, Laval University, st Denis street, at 10 am.Candidates for the Profesdonal Examination or for the License must remit the fee $40 in the handa othe undersigned secretaries at least ten days In van, ce.The Credential Committees will meet on Tues day, 4th July next, at 9 a.m, ; Candidates must resent themselves with their diplomas and cer- of admimion to study.After that date no candidate will be admitted.\u2018The Committee for the Profemious! Ezaminatons will meet on Tuesday, 4th July, at ¥a.m.Bachelors in Arta, Sciences aud Letters who intend wudying Medicine, upon being sworn on their ve diplomas by one of the secretaries, at least eight days in Mivance, or if the prefer it, can be sworn before a Justice of Peace, ora Com: mimianers oi (he Superior Court, residing In their locality according to an afidavit which they can obtain from one of the recretarien.\u2018They must then forward that affidavit with their diplomas, certificate of good mornis and their fce to one of the secretarien, at least ten days before the meeting of the Board, Buch certificates and diplomaa will be retumed to their owners, as soon a8 thelr authenticity te acknowledged.P, V.FAUCHER.M.D., Quebec.J.A.MACDONALD, M.D.Mont TROUSER Latest Style \u2014 FROM \u2014 Imported Goods $4.and $5.WM.LEE, 25 Buade St.Bteamer Montfort, from Larry, in ballast, arrived in port at noon on Saturday, and after taking on board of outward , left for Montreal yesterday morning.Stenmcr Montozuma, Capt.Troop, from Montreal and Quebce, arrived at London on the 9th instant.Steamer Mount Royal, Capt.Boothby, arrived from Montreal at 4 pm.on Saturday and proceeded for Liverpool.DOMINION LINE, Steamer Ottawa, Captain Maddox, having landed gers and Quebez cargo, left for Montreal at 1.30 nu.on Saturday.Steamer Kensington sailed from Liverpool at noon on Friday, the Mth instant, with 210 swond and 681 third class and a general cargo for Quebec and Montreal.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Merchant ar- tived from Chicoutimi on Saturday evening and went into the Louise Basin to complete cargo.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.8.8.Campana arrived at Pictou at t o'clock last Saturday morning S.8.Fontabelle arrived at St.Thomas, W.I, from New York at 6 o'clock last Saturday morning.CIES, Steamer Escalona, Captain Ritchie, from Quebec, arrived at Newcastle on the Oth instant.Steamer Nord Amerika, Capt.Olsen, from Genoa, in ballast, arrive in rt yesterday morning and went into Billers (Sharples\") Cove to load.Steamer Besperus, Captain Himberg, arrived from Montreal on Saturday evening and went into the Louise Basin to complete cargo.Steamer Montauk, Capt.Cole, from Port Natal, in ballast, arrived in port on Saturday evening and proceeded for Montreal.Steamer Britannic, Europe, Catalone, Cape Breton and Sverre arrived from Montreal yesterday, and proceed- vd for Sydney.Steamers\u201d Havso, from Pictou, and Gustav Adolf, from Sydney, arrived in port yesterday and proceeded for Montreal.Tug Virginia arrived from Montreal on Saturday evening with two Upper Lake barges in tow and oO them in the stream.A gasoline yacht was launched from the King\u2019s wharf, where it was built during the past winter, on Saturday morning.Steamer Malin Head, Capt Pritchard, left for Montreal yesterday morning to complete cargo.Steamer Bay View, with whalebacks Bavaria and Badger, from Chicago for Boston, in tow, arrived in port on Saturday evening and moored in the CURE Headache and relieve all the troubles tne it to à bilicus state of the system, such as Neuss, Drowsiness.Distress afte esting, Pain in the Bile Lo.While their moss Femarkable success has been shown Lu ousting SICI Readechs, Carter's Little Liver Pls ere iain Constipation.caring and pros vent! thiesonoziogcomplatnt while th alse sorrectalldisordorno! {hentomach atimulsie tbe Hiver cad te the bowels.Even if regula they saly Asha they world be simost priceless to thse whe suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortes Metely ibeirgoodnees less notend here,and those Who ones try theta will find (hess litte pills vale [too many ways that {bey will pot be 040 without tem.But after sll sie ACHE 30th bane of 00 many lives fhat here de Wemais onr grest bosst.Oue pille cure it others do not.Oartar's Little Liver Pills are very oney to take.One or two pills mates, does are strictly vegetsblo an: but by ar nile action please all w! seu.In vielaat 25 conte | Êve for 61.draggin everywhere, oF 90 bY à CARTER MEDICINE CO, Now Yom, will gem to exeminatéon end re Meith, dar Stoumer Wabun, Capding discharged cargo, left for oa Saturday afternoon.: Tug Iron Age, from the Upper Lakes with a schoamer in tow, arrived ia port on Saturday snd prooseded for the Saguenay.Steamer Monses, Capt.0\u2019Sulliven, from Quol-ec, arrived in England on Batarday.Steamer Lord Lansdowne, Captain Webb, from Quebec, arrived at Cardif on Saturday last.Steasmer Kildons, Captain Roberts, arrived from Montreal, on Saturday afternoon and proceeded for Leith.United States revenue cutter Mae kinae, from Philadelphia for the Up- Lakes, arrived in port on Satury morning and moured at Craw-: ford\u2019s wharf.She leaves foc ber destination to-day.PORT OF QUEBEO, Arrived June 10.88.Bavarian, Brown, Liverpool, ans, Rae & Co., general cargo.Bs.Dominion, Mendus, Montreal, W, .Macpherson, general cargo.88.Mackinac, , Boston, Upper lakes.: BS.Manchester Merchant, Toole, Chi- : coutimi, W.M.Macpherson, woud goods.BS.Mystic, Abbott, Sydney, for Mork treal, .8S.Dunmore Head, McFerran, Ardrossan, Harold Kennedy, for Mon: | treal, ballast.SS.Montank, Cole, Port Natal, for Montreal, ballast.BS.Hesperus, Himberg, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson, wood lu.88.Nord Amerika, Olsen, as, for bal- ast.BS.Bay View, .\u2014\u2014, Chicago, for Boston.Barge Rembrandt, Aker, Sydney, Dominion Coal Co., cosl.Barve Bavaria, \u2014\u2014, Chicago, for Boston.Barge Badger, \u2014\u2014\u2014, Chicago, for Boston.Barge Lucy, Lage, Montréal, ballast.Jude 11.8S.Havso, Dedekam, Pictou, for Montreal, coal.BS.Gustav Adolf, .-\u2014\u2014, Sydney, for Montreal, coal.CLFARED.| SS.Ottawa, Maddox, Montreal, MN.Macpherson, general cargo.8S.Bavarian, Brown, Montreal, | Allans, Rae & Co., general cargo, SS.Lake Champlain, Stewart, Montreal, C.P.R.Co, general cargo.8S.Armenia, Mulette, Kingston, Canadian Towage and Transportation Co., ballast.88.Ginjarry, Stballast.88.Dominion, Mendus, Liverpool, W.M.Macpheraon, general cargo.88.Malin Head, Pritchard, Montreal, ! Harold Kennedy, wood goods.Barge Rembrandt, Aker, Sydney, Do-; B minion Coal Co., ballast.tant arge Lucy, Legue, Saguenay, ballast.C.B.u.Hi Lafontaine, United States, pulpwood.C.B.L.Brainard, Lafontaine, States, pulpwood.C.B.Gamache, Goodrow, Three Rivers, Three Three Denis, Montreal, United light.C.B.N.Goodrow, Goodrow, Rivers, light.C.B.M Carbray, Goodrow, Rivers, light.C.B.W.8.Bennett, Goodrow, Rivers, light.SIGNAL SERVICE.Quebec, June 11, 1908.L'Isket (41)\u2014Raining, east.River du Loup ($4)\u2014Foggy, raining, east.! Father Point (157)\u2014Dense fog, cast.Inward 3.10 p.m.Kastelia.Matane (199)\u2014Dense foy, cast.ward 8.30 a.n.Hermod.Martin River (258)\u2014Dense fog, north Three Tn- ! | cant.Cape Maydalrn (202)\u2014Foggy, calm.Inward at noon tug Ralph Halcomt | towing schooner Fva 8.Robinson.Fame Point (322)\u2014Clear, south.In.:ward 3,30 Tancrel; 8 a.m.Hurona ; 8.30 a.m.Restigouche.North Shore\u2014Dense fou, calm.Tabaticre\u2014Schooner Airs anchored.OCEAN ARRIVALS June 10.SS.Weimar, at New York, from Ge: | nos.S88.Lucania, at New York, from Liv- ; erpool.\u2019 88.St.Louis, Southampton.83, Cedric, at New York, from Liver- at Now York, from pool.S8.Celtic, at Queenstown, from New York, 1 SS.Caledonia, at Moville, from Glas | New York.SS.Republic, at Liverpool, from Bos: ton.SS.Caupenia, at Liverpool, New York.88.iremen, at Cherbourg, from New Yorkfrom from = 2 wt 2 x York.88.Slavonia, at Naples, from New.York.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.June.AM.PM.Monday 12 113 144! Tuesday 2 291 2% Wedneada: 2 aûl ass! TFhuredey 18 414 44 Friday .16 50 6% Saturday 17 549 4.21 Sunday .wae 18 63 706 MOON PHASES, Full moon, Saturday, 17th, 12.82 a.m.Last quarter, Saturday, Mth, p.m.2.46 The atiention ol readers is directed, to Mr.P.J, Cote's advertisoment in ; today\u2019s iste inviting inspection of hin large and varied stock of Drees Goods; alee Homespr .Ladies Blouses, new hand-peiuted Applique Curtains, Ladtica\u2019 Wrap , ote, ete, Carpetr, Linoleums and floor Oilcloth at lowest prices.Bee advertisement for ather lions.Atlantic fleet.they are sayin, | steamshi] W.! The w, | $8.Carapathia, at Liverpool, from | the flag A WAR SCARE \u201cKT WASHINGTON Sty Battleships Ordered to at Home, STOPPED EVE OF SAILING.Foreign Complications May Have Caused the Unexpected Order te lssue.Washington, June 10.\u2014Ex:raordinary orders issued cancelled the scheduled sailing of Rear-Admiral Sigabee's fleet for Cherbourg to bring back the body of John Paul Jones.The reported reason is that \u2018\u201cgrovo complications\u201d with a foreign nation are imminent.Whethar these \u2018complications\u2019 have to do with Germany's acquiring a port in the Caribbean or are over the question of the Russian warships seeking refu in the Philippines 3 not disclosed Department Eficials were extremely reticent last night.Rear-Admiral Sibec bas the Brooklyn, Chattanooga, Galvenston and Tacoma off Tompkinsville.These comprise the second zquadron of the North Tha navy department ople say that the story of the delay is the Tompkinsville fleet's departure is not true so far as Germany being behind the steamship line is concerned.The officials here made enquiry to-day and to-night that there is no cause for alarm in the fact that a line has secured dock and coaling facilities.\u2019 The Bureau of Navigation says there is no need just now to hold squadrons or fleets for any foreign contingency.VM,\u201d anid one of the highest officials, \u201cwe wanted tu make a test by @ demonstration at St.Thomas, we would order the squadron to San Domingo under Rear Admiral Bradlord to do the work and would not bold for that purpose the fleets on our coast.\u201d New York, June 10.\u2014Ta-morrow ! Rear Admiral Evans will arrive in New York harbor with the battleships Missouri, Kentucky, Maine and Alabama, and the combined aquadrons will await further orders.The surpriring change of orders was made known when the flagship Brooklyn hoisted the signal: \u2018Departure indefinitely postponed.\u201d For many days preparations for the voyage to France had been going on.rooklyn was the last of the vessels to join the flet, and with her arrival all seemed ready.Admiral Sigshee, however, was not on board his flagehip when the signal was, hoisted, and at once rumors were rifa | as to the change of plans.A few ol the officers obtained leave of absence \u2018 for the evening.One of the officers, speaking of he postponment.said: \u201cAdmiral Nigwhee is still in Wash ington, and, of course.wo can only draw our own conclusion as to the: reason for the unexpected postpone ment of the trip to France.It must be & grave situation indeed that casionn the putting off of our solemn mission to Cherborug \u201cto bring back | the body of Paul Jones.\u201d | \u201cTwo recent events may throw light | on the sudden change of plans.\u201cComplications Faye arisen in the far east as the reault of the Russian oe.| crusiers Aurora, Zemchug and Oleg en.P tering Manila after the sea fight jin the Corean Strait.Russia may be of fended at President Roosevelt's order that the disabled warships should get out of our port or disarm.Or it is probable that the Japanese hava threatened to seize the Russian ships in our port, an they once scized à tor- pale boat destroyer sheltered in a \u201chinese port.Of course, if the Jap- | anese Government tries this we will stop it.\u201cAnother cqually serious matter is the discovery ma.de yesterday that the ; German (Government has secured a strategic base in the Caribbean\u2014a coaling station at Water Island, St! Thomas, by ostensibly getting the | Hamburg-American line to secure coon trol of the Danish Asiatic Company and itr property: on Water Island.\u201cThis seemingly dnnocent husiness combination may in reality he à ser ious violation of the international understanding, and there in no telling what may happen within the next twa days.\u201cIf we escape heing drawn into the\u2018 difficulty in the Far Fast we cor! tainly will have to keep Germany from gaining a foothold st our very threshold.Tt ix probable that orders rimilar to thore issued to our squad i ron have been ment to all other warships within call.\u201d The report received here yesterday that Germany was xecking à stronghold in the Caribbean through the ex ansion of the Hamburg-American dne caused much surprise, especially in view of the fact that England ix practically abandoning her points ol vantage in those waters.Although the Danish-Asiatic.Company's steamers fly ol Denmark, the amalga.tion puts not only the fleet, but, more important, the aupply base, well within reach of the Kaiser.i Wash greasy dishes, pots or pans with Laver's Dry Soap a powder.It will re.- move the grease with the greatest ease.30 GAYNOR AND GREENE.| Montreal, June 10 ~.The result of the consultation between Gaynor and Greene and their counsel, Morsrs, Tas | cherrau and Casgrain is an application ' for leave to go before the Supreme Court.This application is for leave to appeal Irom the judgment of the Court of King's Bench, which confirm.| ed the decimion of Mr.Justice David son refusing the = writ of prohibition asked againet Mr.Lafoniaite, on the | ground thet he had no quality to wit! an extradition commissioner.It ie; also the intention to take hairaz cor \u2018 pue rage in the course of next week, As the Supreme Court will not: sit before Ortotier rext, if the leave to ' appeal is granted, there se ma to be n : protability that the two prisoners vill ] : inthe taken to the United States be fore the New Year.| our business to increase.| Vertising apace at once House grounds amusement You want tt so take in Kent park.1 Im the rted Coburger Lager at teau Fafa.© ge ined One Came Out After The Other, Suffered with Bolle for Sx Months.+ - ey < 7 Y A _\u2014 ,\u2018 Mr.Elie Bratrosu, M Station, Ont, tells of bis perlence with Boils and Burdock Blood Bitters) He saÿs:\u2014 \"fa the S of 1860 1 was continuall troubled with boils\u2014 coming sfter another for about months.1 suffered terribly, sad was in a very bed condition.la August | got a bottle of Burd: Blood Bitters, and began to à b .cr after taking it.I kepe od until 1 had used five bottles, snd can truthfully say that I was cured; and have remained so ever since | have not had the least sign of ¢ boil.\u201d © There is nothing like Burdoc! 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the cmirent halt 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 3ist of May next.both days inclusive.The Annual General Meetiag of share holders will be held at the Barking honse in this city on Monday, June 19th.~ Chair to be taken at twelve o'clock.By order of the Board, G.II.BALFOUR, General Manager, Quebec, April 24th 1505.Slandarü ressedy for Giles Gonorrhea ard fluanings 11 48 HOURS, Cares Kid ney and Bladder Troubles.EW QILLEYY ; voeu ve.EM MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1905.Authority Speaks.Extract from an Article by SIR JAMES \"GRANT, M.D, F.R.C.P.Lon., K.C.G., M.P.One of the chiel watering places of the day is MAGI Caledonia, the seat of the springs, at present attracting considerable attention.To see the sickly arrive each day, unable to walk, assisted by crutches and such like, and in the quurse of one week orso, to observe, the changed condition, active, lively and nimble, walking about unaided by anything except the props of mature, is P positive, of the curative influence of these waters.Jaundiced facce, changed to clear skins, swelled 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, s0 intad, that one cannot avoid coming to the conclusion that in be MAGI 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, AGENTS AND BOTTLERS, QUEBEC.See that the word MAGT is on the Label of each Bottle.+ \u201cTHE KING OF WHISKIES.\u201d IDANDIE DINMONT (MATURE AND MELLOW.) ; A.ALEXANDER & Co, pi\".B ob SCOTCH WHISKY! \u2014LOCAL AGENT\u2014 FasusesiGiom ' EDMOND LABRIE, 131 St.Peter St., Que.E.STRAKER LAWTON, General Agent for the Dominios, Montreal, P.Q.\"DEINE BOOTLAND'S BEST AND INSIFY UPON HAVING DANDIE DINMONT as vszo SY SCOTEMEN THE 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can offer best varioty in the city.4 BORNE BUSINESS MEN OF & THE WORLD : | Do You Believe in Advertising?If so, arrange at once for space in Kent House = Grounds Amusement Park, which will open June à lt Would sell privilege for candy and fruit booths First class opportunity for photographer and § others with wideawake ideas.photograp APPLY, MANAGER KENT HOUSE.TELEPHONE 2442 : Nationals got into the lead.A good i Er \u2014\u2014 LACROSSE IN RAIN Nationals Defeat Balnagowns in Junior League-Other Matches Saturday.In a heavy downpour of rain, which never let up for o minute, the opening game of the Junior Lacrosse « was played om the Q.A.A.A.grounds resterday afternoon, the Nationals de.ting the owns by g score of 6 to 4.The lacrosse was pretty good, when the circumstances undee which it was played were conwidered.The slippery state of the field made it bard going for the players om both vides, and there were many miz-upe at critical junctures.The Nationale won pn hard-earned victory, but hed the Balnagown home been more effec tive or the National defence less strong the issuc might possibly have been different.As it was the Nationals got in on their opponents\u2019 poles in good style and often enough to give them a comfortable lead at the end.The Balnagowns looked like winners in the early of the game, and it was not until the third quarter that the number of men were ruled off, the slippery ground making fouls, either unintentional or otherwise, quite numerous, the Nationals being the heaviest sul: ferers in this respect.Despite the heavy rain, & fair crowd of cuthusiasts turnal out to see the game, and strove to forget the discomforts attending: their seal by their demonstrative à vice to their respective favorites as ta | just how the game should be played The teams lined out ow follows :\u2014 National\u2014Goal, Paquet ; point, Boivin; cover-point, umonty de fenoe, Barry, Fraser, Deguise ; centre, rose ; home, Gaboury, Boudreault, Pelletier ; outside, Briand; inside, Bilodeau ; captain, Larose.Balnagown\u2014Goal, Bellerose ; point, Hamel; cover-point, M.McCormack ; defence, Creighton, Auger, E.Malone ; centre, D.Beland ; home, T.Malone, Lynch, Walsh; outside, Mclermott ; inside, Collier ; captain, J.Wheeler.Referee\u2014B.McNeil.Cmpires\u2014Pelletier, F.Hill.Timo-keepere\u2014Cyr, Hogan.TORONTO DOWNED.Toronte, June 10\u2014This afternoon saw the upening lacrosse game between the Torontcs and the Tecumsehis.\u2018lhe game began in a drizzle, which continued throughout.\u2018Lhe eld was »l.ppery, but the 3,000 spectators were tieated to the best lacrosse watch this season.Many fine plays were Lroken up by slipping and = bad passing, the latter being due to water soaked sticvs.The first quarter gave the Tecumsehs 3 goals, Queirie and White scoring, and one goal to Totonto, Bert Stony doing the act.The wormd quarter yielded only one game, This fell to the Tecum-ehs, McMillan scoring.The third quarter was finish ed with the Tecumwehs adding one more goal.This ended the scoring lor the day.The Inst quarter was played ina heavy rain, but good lacrosse wes the order nevertheless.BRANTFORDS WHITEWASHED.St.Catharines, Ont., June 10\u2014By a score of seven gouls to nothing \u201cthe Athletics defeuted the Brantford team in the senior C.L.A.game here to-day lt poured rain throughout the gare but did not prevent over two thou sand people from turning out to wit awss the match.Murphy, from Ota sa, did not play on account of his ! se.tilicate not yet being returned, but he is here on the Athletics line up for the next game.The gnme to-day wan rather one-cided, and at timee play was very listless, all the scoring b.ing lone in the fuet half, The rain pre vented either site: from duing any triliant work Montreal, June 10 \u2014In a fast exciting match at the Shamrock grounds | Saturday afternoon, the Shamrocks defeated the Montrealers hy the cioso | score of two games to one.The elnse- : Iv contested nature of the match may | be judged from the fact that 65 mine les wns tnlen to score the first game, and when the Shamrocks did the trick, there wus great jubilation amongst their supporters.Both teams were strong, and it wns n battle royal.When the regnlar time wns up the score sine) one to one, bat in the play off the Shamrocks rcored and won the match.SATURDAY'S BASEBALL.National, At Chirago\u2014Chiragn, 7 Boston, 0.Sunday.At St, Lovis-St, Louis, G Brooklyn, 4.At Chieago\u2014Chicago, 4; New York, 0 \u2018At Cincinnati\u2014Cincinnati, 1; Philadelpbie, 6.American, A Ste Louis-New York, 9; St.Louis, 3 At Boston-Borton, 9; Cleveland, 3.At Woshington-Washington, 4; Chicago, 5.Fasten.At Baltimore-Baltimore, 4; Montreal, 2.At Providence\u2014Providence, 10; Rochexter, 8, Jersey City~Jeraay City, 1; Dullalo, 0.\u201cAt Newark\u2014Nowark, 8; Toronto, 2.Sunday.At Providence\u2014Providence, 8 Roch ester, 6.Newark\u2014Newark, 3; Toronto, 4.JAPANESE SUCCESSES, Tokio, June 11\u2014The following report has been r-ceived from the head: quarters of the Manchurian armies :- \u201cOn June 9 at four in the morning, we drove the enemy from the northem heights of Ltangshuichuan and Nanchengtzu and occupied those tions.On the same day we occupied the vi cinitiex of Erpshihlipa, ten miles north eut of Cdangtu, Shufangtai and Tung Chistzu, ten miles north of Chengtu, and Toinglungshan, thirteen miles antthwest of Changin.Otherwise the vituation is unchanged.\u201d Business men should read the Kent Honsw advertisement.There a money MARRIED vs.SINGLE Bachelors Defeated the Benedicts at Cricket on Saturday Aftarnoon.On Saturday afte-noon the Q.C.C, pla: their annus: club mate Mar i vs.Single.Tho married men were without Bigg and Massey, and Morris way absent from the \u201cSingles.\u201d The President, Mr, J.Burstall, turned out for this match, and showed good form with bat and ball, scoring 14 not out and bowling six wickets, No one else got double figures.For the single men the batting honors were shared by Mills (31), (25, not out) and Ogden (20), while Mills and did necessary bowling, The \u201cMarried\u201d played threes short.wores are as follows: Married.A.E.Macintyre b.Logan Rov.3; mee- Thom n, b.Mills Rev.H.Burt, F.Godwin, ot.H.M., run où J.Burstall, not out.G.W.Parmelee, run out.Ramsay, ct.Scott, b.Mitle.EXLIOB.noucensensormesensensresneensn Total.Singl 8.Olen, std.Macintyre, hb.Bourstall.\u2026.Ogden, b Logan.» A.C.Smith, run out an H.Mills, std.Macintyre, b Burstall M.Logan run out.Liev.W.Barton, b.Burutall E.B.Staneley, ct.ith, stall.b.Bur- J.Gillespie, run out.; J.C.Lee, b Burstall.W.Scott, b.E.Reed, i SELVA AND LAMOTHE.Selva, the Italian champion, bas certainly undertaken a big task in under taking to throw Lamothe three times in an hour at the Jacques Cartier Hall to-right, for Lamothe is a great deal better wrestler than many people suppose and will put up a strong and stubborn resistance.He haw been training for some time and is in the pink of condition.He ie robust, heavy and plucky, and Selva, notwithstanding his undoubted cleverness, will find that he wi'l have his hands full with him.There promises to be a great attendance to-night, as much interrst has been taken in- the match, and sporting men are more than anxious tn s« the local man's *howing in thia important bout.FIRST RIFLE LEAGUE MATCH.Fired by the §th Joyal Hiflw at St.Joseph Saturday.Scores made by.nembers of the £th R.M.Mille Asauciation Saturday, the luth of June :\u2014- i .2N 500 600 T'ul Sergt.W.Sadler.33 3 28 94 te, J.Goue .23 3 21 91 Li RM Blair 0 3 N 26 56 Col.-Sgt.Coulican.27 27 2 79 Capt.A.bk.Swift.3 = 23/9 Corpl.F.Martin.31 SP 3 79 Pte, C, Brown .3 x 207 seyt.B.Mchay.M4 NW \"tas W.Fraser .MH WB Pts A.Lindsay \u2026.8 24 XV 3 Ute.F.Porter .3 33 67 Sergt.N.Quma \u2026.D 2 25 67 Capt.F.M.Macaughton \u2026 \u2026 \u2026 20 28 1: G6 Pte.G.Pelton 29 7 864 Pte, C.Carey.15 19 @2 Pla.C, Blair.m 14 56 Corp.H.Jenper\u2026 19 18 17 54 Pte A.lévnar \u2026 17 22 11 60 Bute FE.Young \u2026 23 19 648 Pte.J.Young a c 4 Sgt.T.Meran \u2026\u2026 15 18 5 43 Pte.J.Courtney.® 14 9% Pte, Sommerville \u2026 12 4 120 Buyhler Kennedy .10 o 9159 Pte.Creightou \u2026\u2026 12 4 819 The rat ten of the abovo conatuute tonus «nu score fur brat Military Abiile leugue match.Members vf the Executive Conmittes he | *0d st R.C.R.Defeat Quebec In a Closely Contested Game on Saturday.By a score of ove goed to nil, the R.C.R.football team defeated tbe Quebec team, champions of the Quebec District Amsocistion Football League, om the Q.A.A.ground on Saturday afternoons in ome of the cleanest and most intervsting gemes sver played ia Quebec.The teams were very evesly matched, the civilian team bavieg somewhat the advantage in speed, while the military tosm was heavier kickers \u2018ban their opponents.Tho R.C.R.captain wom the tows and elected to defend the gosd ncarcet the olub house.It wes just 5-10 when Refree Sybrthorpe, of the YMCA.club, blew his whi and the game commenced\u2019 with en invasion of the R.C.R.territory.Faw sett quickly relicved, and the bal was transferred to the sokhiers\u2019 left wing ard dribbled down the field by Clinton, and by him passed to Grace om the opposite wing.Here it was: se cured by Lieut.\u2018Hill, who saw am opening amd went a hot oblique \u2018shot on the Quebeo goal.The goal keeper was uneble to make connections with tbe sphere, and thus was scored the only goal allowed during the game.The Quebec men got down to work in real gameut fur the remainder of the firet half, end brillisut plays by both teams was the order.About five minutes bofore hall time, Shields, of the R.C.R.team, was injured, and bad to quit the game, Quebsc putting off a man to even up.When half time was called, \u2018he ball wes in R.C.Rterritory, and the soldiers were busy wardmy off the attacks of Lee, Gauvrean and Amyot, Quebec's most brilliant players.On play being resumed, the Quebec men rushed mutters for the first fl- teen minutes, while the sokliers ep- peared to be cither pumped out or satisfied to hold their led.The bail was continually around tbe R.C.Rgoal end Paul was called upon sever ol tines to clear.This he done in \u20ac mont creditable maoner, and only bis clever handling of the bal at thie critical period prevented the Quebec team from evening up the score, With about ten mihutes playing time left, the soldiers now too possession of the ball and the Quebec team and transferred the lot to the Quebec goal posts, where for the remainder of the were raised continually on the Quebec goal tender.St.Clair scored, but the gual was disallowed, as a foul had been committed previous to the ball being kicked.The Quebec defence worked lke Trojans, and prevented the military men hom increes- ieg their goal average.There were ae culls, however, end «- splendid work of Lee aad Thoburn prevented the R.C.R.men from ing another couple of gosds to sting.The RCR.and R.C.G.Ateams are now tiod for first the league, and wil mest to the championship of the spring i on the 24th instant.The BCR.ho tl oy Rar ve a gos egeimnst them thie scason.The metoh between the two military teams should be ax interesting | ont, ae both teams bave been training couscientiously, and are in the pink of condition.CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.Revere, Ness, June 10.\u2014Hugh Me- Lean, of Chelsea, won a twenty mils motor paced race and the title of champion of the world, at the Revers Cycle track to-day, defeating Bobhy Waltham, of Adanta, Ga., in 28 pun., 30 seconds.At the [2th mile Waltbam\u2019s motor balked and the Southerner rode unpaced until a sparc machina picked Limi up, then 11 laps behind.THE UAMILTON MEET ENDED.Hamilton, Ont.June 10\u2014The races ciosed to-day in a rain shower that, started during the first race.There war à good attendance, including: the largest crowd cf the wek on the Tovoto excursion.Favorites failed fn ul the Sth R.KK.Rite Aasucintiun are degen dy empue tad jo attend a meet: uty this Momtay (12th Histant) even.sag ab the Doli Hall, when important Business will bu brought up.\u2014\u2014 Bascball Gane on the Q.A.A, A, Grounds un Saturday.A scrappy ynuie of baseball war played on he AAA.grounds on Suturday afternoum, when the Quebse and R.C.U.A.mines inal vut tu con vent for supranauy.The game was interesting caough at times, but nu the big seule indicates there - was any amount of rich and juicy ecrors and general louxe play.\" Quebec started in lu eat up the soklier buys, and was proceeding ab a rapid gait when Frautman was put in to pitch for the latter nnd he eucceeded in sums dy gree in stopping the runaws, \u201cTrothe' pitched good ball, but his support was not the best, and the civilians usintained their big lead Lu the end, McMarrow pitched a neat me for Quebec also.Umpire Martel ad (nite an interesting time durin, the afternoon, his rulings on bells and strikes being not plenring at times to either side.However, he evidently iid his best, and certainly seemed impartial as to which side the lightning struck.Th?teams were as fol lowe :\u2014 Mangmy, catcher; C, Stevens, Foley, Nuephy, F.Beauchamp, J.Power, Do.(ary and Conway.R.C.G.A.\u2014 Trautman, pitcher Owenn, catcher ; Miller, Taylor, Wil liama, Burns, Ramsay, Hirtle and Partee.Umpire-Martel.The score by inninge :\u2014 Quebec \u2026\u2026.\u2026 \u2026 3602304503 \u2014 20 R.C.G.A.\u2026 \u2026 1090829201 \u2014 1} Brookline, Mass, June 10.-The golt tcam of the Royal Club of Montreal, was defented to-dey in u team match in it, \"bte.tanins 4.0 +05 with the County Club by the sore of 106 QUEDLC NINE WON.| Quebsc\u2014McMarrow, pitcher ; J.Mao.| 340,000 all but two races, Lady Huron and Hir Ralph, both at odds.On romping in Bearncrow, third choice, won the opening event.The winner, Lord Radnor, alone stayed up in the jinping | ; event.Lynch remounted Gearholm and i took second, while Ohnet was disqua- life! and there was no show horses, i Bradley pair ran | and 3 in the fifth, ' Bluegrouse gutting hotween them.The winner was best.Both were played strongly.The last race of the meeting , vent ta Tovemte, the strongly played \u2018recond choice that téok auch an early | lead that Young Henry could not quite jæt up.Fight bnake had the better i ol the day on the results.GAL\u2019?FOOTBALL TEAN WON.Montreal, June 10.\u2014~The Galt foot.\u2018ball tram came down to Montreal on Saturday and won a signal vic tory over the Westmount team in a match for the Association Football Championship of Canada.The match was the first of series of home and homo games and Galt won the first by a score of two to one.Galt wom despite the fact that they had to | [lay under Fhnlish rules and also dur- | ing the firnt half they lost one of their hest players, RB.Lane, who had his elbow dislocated in a mix-up and had to retire for the match.At tho end of the first ball the score stood ome to one, Patis, June 11\u2014Tle Grand Prise of , wes won escily at Longchemps to-day by Michael Ephruesi a Finasneur, Tih Neat Turner, the American jockey, up.The betting wag 7 to 2 against Finasseur.Nine horses ren.SWEDISH GOVERNMERTS INTENTIONS, Stockholm, June 1!.\u2014Premier Ramstedt.in an intervinw, says the Swedrh Government will volume to recog nize the revolution in Norway and will submit to tho Rikedag motions conformable to this standpaint.The Premier thinks that the Hikade will adopt his view and ie convin that no foreign Po recognire Norway es an t country againet the will of Sweden.ONLY ONE GOAL \u2019 « masterpi six froak coats in a yer up effect.\u2018They are close-fitting be right or it is noticeably UEBEC = ax \u201c Mhe-flock cont gives the show Mis skill and taste than any other garment.That js why the failor, open until 8 o'clock I Er The Semi-ready frock ceat lo of sartorial art .° 4: igner more scope to Who makes about five or and gets his ideas from à \u2018 fashion plate, misses the essential points that mean le.The lines of the Semiceady frock coat are care fully thought out by an expert designer.> This year the Semi-ready frock cost differs but alightly from last year's model.The lapels are heavier with & slightly convex crease.The shoulders are à little broader and of natura} shape, avoiding the built at the waist, large-chested, and with considerable bell to the skirt.A frock coat is like a dress coat\u2014every line must incorrect.The Semi-ready frock coat is the essence of style ~try one on and see.Prices, $20, $15, $30.Semi-ready Tailoring 178 SY.JQHM STREET.every even SUITAB 136 JOHN STREET.18 THE BEST TRY IT aN?BE CONVINCED FOR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.(On Regimen, Cain ASUS, The Reglmnent will be paid off on Monday next, June 12th, at the Drill Hall, ut 8 P.M.All clothing, arms, etc., must be returned to stores.By order, MAJOR A.F.ASHMEAD, Quebec, June 9, 1905 june 10x2 All these suffering with Bolle, Scrofula, Kozvma will find Weaver's Syrup and (erate invaluable to cleanse tho blood Davis & Lawrence Co, 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Snyder attempted to climb out of the tank.The alliyator was too quick to permit this, however, and every time the keeper let go his grip on the pike the beast would smash ageinst his legs, knocking him down or bruising him en badly that be could hardly bear the pain.Finally, however, be forced the sau- tan back to the other end of the tank and, making a run for it, attempted to leap ont.The alligator had turned like a flash and pinned the keeper before he could get away.His jaws enappel | apon the skirt of Snyder's coat amd tore awav a long strip of cloth.Then the battle began in rarest.Fayder, losing his temper, prodded ent inl angrily at \u2018the sauriesn, which dashed anerily about the tank.his tail slashing and whipping about with such frightful rapidity that Snyder was sent to the floor time after time.Ile always guarded] himnelf with the pike successfully, but he was (ast lasing tie ntrength, while the alligntor was growing angrier every noment.At last the pike was snapped out of the keeper's hands by the alligator.Snyder was nearer desth at this moment than ever before in his experi- sance as à \u2018Zoo\u2019 attendant, but he kept his nerve and made a successful leap for the edge of the tank.As he scrambled out the alligator was close behind him and tore away amo tong strip of his clothing, and foi- lowing the keeper out of the tank chas~] him arowrsd the enclosed space.He finaïly æeized Snyder again, bul fortunately the cloth gave way, and as the keeper leaped the fence and feli on the gras beyond, he had but little slothing left.After 5 few minutes Snyder went back into the tack and cleaned it.This was his duty, and it had to be forme].He varried two pikes that food like baseball bats, however, and managed to bent the big saurien off every time he approached.NO CHANGE IN MANCHURIA, 81.Petersburg, June 11.\u2014The following despatch hax been received from General Linevitch under date of June \u201cThere is no change in the position of tha two armies.Our detachments on the left flank advanced as far ne stan, Rhimisoren, Tonanagou, Inlanzai and Venhogue to a line where they enconntersd resistance by the enemy.Lient.-Col.Schulshitenko was killed in the infantry engagemont.'\u2019 That Pale, Tired G'rl She in in society, in buriness.at tome, everywhere you mee her, but always worn and fatigued.She hesn't heard of Ferrozone or she would be perfectly well, How quickly it strengthens\u2014what an appetite it gives ~what a glow it brings to pallid cheeks! The nutriment contained in Ferrozone pute mirongth, Inte gu bods, ng eyes, rosy lips, t quicl movements all tell of the vitakty Ferrosone produces.Thousands of attractive happy women use Ferrozone\u2014Why not you} A box of fifty chocolate conted tableis costs filty conte at any drug storm DOMINION PARLIAMENT DISCUSSES FINANCES Subsidy to the West Indies Line Considered.UNSATISFACTORY SERVICE.item Heid Over to Allow For Changes If Nocessary-\u2014Eatimates of the Department of Trade and Commerce.Ottawa, June 9.\u2014In the Senate the bill respecting the Dominion Atlantic Railway Company was read a third time and passed.The House went into committee on the bill to amend the Grain laspection Act av rogards the selection of com: mercial grades and samples, which was reported without amendment, read a third time and passed.robe bouss again went date commit- e respecting inspection and sais of aces Hos.Mr.Mem h resumed the discussion on the » slause (d) of scction 7, exempting seed mar screenings and beld or sold for export\u201d from the provisions of the bill as being injurious to the rt trade.suggestion of Mr.Scott was adopted, \u2018\u2019not absolutely cleaned\u201d be: ing substituted for \u2018screening,\u2019 and the clauss so omendad adopted.Re turning to clause 3, \u201cseeds to be free from \u201cseeds of \u2018certain weeds,\u201d Hon, Mr, Ferguson contended that ergot of tye was not a weed, but a fungus .The section might cover the ease, but Parliament should not be as absurd as to say that ergot was a weed.Ho thought it was right to provide against it, but it should bv properly described.on.Mr, Scott maved to amend the clause by inserting and from the fun: gus wn as ergot of rye.\u201d The bill as ee and the amendments concurred Then the bill was read u third time passed, Hon.Mr.Scott introduced a bill re meeting the city of Ottaws.He ex- pe that the bill was to give the provement Commission powers to protect the improvements and flower bods.It was read a first time.The Senate then adjourned, * The House of Commons got into committee of supply shortly \u201cafter 3 o'clock this afternoon, taking up first the item of $80,700 subsidy for a steamship service between St.John and Halifax, and the West Indies and South America.Replying to Dr.Daniel, Mr.Fielding said the contractors bad made a proposition for a chang in terminal ports which would involve the abandonment of Bt.John as a nort of call, from that port wing sent to Halifax for shipment.[he reason lor the change was that it would permit of & more rapid service.Mr.Ames said that in the opinion of the trade of Montreal the present service was unsatisfactory, sad expressed the opinion that if in summer the vos- sels sailed from Montreal more busi ness would be done.In support of this Mr.Ames read a resolution of the Montreal Corn Exchange.The time had come, he thought; for a change, and either the service: should he made a mail one only or dee that it should be developed into a proper servier, Estracts were read frem Industrial Canads, which said \u2018the present service was not what it should be and it being subsidized enabled it to keep a q line out of operation.In reply to this Mr.Fielding explained that for the painting service Pickford and Black received $5,000 from Canada, and # like sum from the British Govern went, and thought this was a consid: erable au m.present contractors were the only ones that came for ward to accept it.In ard to Mon treal, Nr.Fielding thought that, if it was to be served, it would have ta be in connection with a special line, Mr, Foster favored legitimate encourage ment of trade with the West Indies, which were the complement of Can ada\u2019s market, and with which some time in the future we might have on anion of some kind or other.The sountry.he pointed out, was paying $2,000,000 a year in subsidies, and there was not in the Department of Trade and Commerce anyone or other record to show what the results werc.This atate of affairs Mr.Foster con denned, and suggested that if a con: ference with merchants in the West India trade were hold, ideas might be obtained which would be of value to the Government in obtaining the desired end.After rome more talk on the same line the item was held over to give the minister time to get information as to what changes, if any.shall be made in the service.! The estimates of the Department of Trade and Commerce were then taken ap.One item of 81.000 for the admin istration of the Chinese Immigration Act, causert discussion.It was state! by the Prime Minister that the re ceipte from the Chinese immigrant head tax last year were 81.700, and lhat only three Chinamon had come in since the tax was raised.It was objected to by Mr.Foster that two in! ters at a cost of $1,800 a year should not be asked to do the work required in connection with the admission of three Chinamen.To this Sir Wilfrid said nome Chinamen came through in bond, and needed interpreters.For wani of better reason this served the purpose.After Mr.Foster had expressed the opinion that n five department like that concerned should not be administered from a dead house, the allusion bring to Sir Richard Cartwright's having a peat in the Benate, which Liberals used to de nounce.Commercial agencies are down for 850,000.The Government has agencies at Sydney, Melbourne, Cape own, Paris, Birmingham, Laeds, Manchester, Yokohama, Christiania, Jamnica, St, Kitts, Antigua, and Trini: dad, and at Chicago.Tt wan explain: ed that the agents made reports on rommercial conditions in their locali- lice, which some trade papers had spoken of highly.The Manufacturers\u2019 Association also, it was stated, found the monthly reports of the department useful, The item passed ae alse did one of $11,000 for the Cpe con pected with the payment of bounties on iron and steel, lead, petroleum, binder twine, eto.On the item of $60,000 for officers under the inspestion acte, Mr.Ames brought up again the action of the Government in pamin over the re commondations ol the Montreal Board of Trade in regard to the nominations of Messrs.Capruthers and Metoall.Mr.Ames said there twas an im) on that thers was snme pe reason was reporte ® in! ents Oorked or Tin Capped | operating against the gentleman nam- a He Bas told by the Prime Minister that the power of appointment rested with the Government, and it did uot follow that it must accept the recommendations of the Board of Trade.Mr.Ames asked, in answer to this, if it would not have been moro courteous to ask for other recommendations if the first ones made were not satigfactory.The Prime Minister said that was a point of etiquette.The Government hud to act un its best jusgment.If it had reason to think the recommendations made were not the best, then it must act on its udgment.If it passed over the re * somuaci:dations of a body like the ! Board of Trode, it must have had i some reasons.He added that when \u2018Mr.Ames received the reasons might change his mind.An assurance by Mr.Ames that the appointments made by the Government were satisfactory closed the incident, and! the vote passed.; On the vote of 817,100 for culling | timbers, the Prime Minister explained that the timber trade at Quebec was declining, and that it might be advisable at an early date to take stops to abolish or close the cullers office.Among other items was one of 82, to msxist the Canadian Association for the Prevention of Tuber: ! culosis, and at 10.10 the House journed._\u2014 THE STRENGTH OF THE RUSSIANS.In an interview with a representative of the Associated Press a high dignitary of the Russian army made rome important revelstions respecting the war now guing on.Be declarcd that the Japanese were not in a position to resist for any length of time to the impetuous attacks of the Russian soldicrs who were all of extraor dinary strength.The accret of that strength is due ta the fact that they only use Marchant's Scoteh Spe tid OI Highland Whisky which fa: mous liquor has a universal remown \u2018or ils marvellous strengthening am! stimulating properties.LINEVITCH CONFIDENT.St.Petersburg, June [1.\u2014Evidently the idea that a Zemsky Sobor is to be called to decide the question of prace or war has spread to the army.One Russian correspondent at the front has sent a long statement here intended to be laid before such an as «embly, declaring that the army is in fine condition, well provisioned and confident of its ability to beat the Japanese, As evidence of the excellent sanitary, conditions prevailing the correspondent says that only 250 oifi- corn and 7,699 men bave been sent to the rear for sickness during the month of May.General Linevitch, the corre spondent continues, in spite of hiz 67 years, is in the best of health ond is abla to spend whole days on horse back.- The ronfidenco and enthusiasm of the indefatigable general who devotes much | time to personal inspection, is in- spring the soldiers with fighting - spirit.A MYSTERY CLEARED.Wheeling, W.Va., June 11.\u2014The mystery of the murder of Hulda Schubert, on March 22, last, haa heen | cleared through affidavits secured by Chief of Police Clemens.The two men who were responsiile for her death have committed suicide according to the story told by the wife of one of them.A four days search for the! missing Schubert girl resulted in tha | finding of her body hidden by brush in a gully on Chapline Hill, Her rings, watch and money were missing and finger marks on her neck indicated that she had been strangled.A month after the murder Dradford Powell shot himself through the heart on a farm back of Ravens Rock, W.Vaand a few days later Oscar Perry! Devore, alias Snmuel Piatt killed himself at New London, Ohio, No per son connected them with the murder of the Schubert girl.Now, however, Nadie Pevors, wife of Oscar Perry Devore, voluntarily makes an affidavit that her husband came back from Wheeling shout April |.end told her that he and another man had killed à girl on a hill back of Wheeling.He was constantly in fear of arrest and the crime preyed on his mind.When he learned that Powell had ended his life br became despondent and a few days later ended his own life.pi ALL THE WORLD'S BARRELS.\u201cThe invention of new machinery han made the coopcrage burinees the largest in the world,\u201d said & man in terested in that industry.\u2018The largest consumption of harcels is In the cement business, which approsimately demanda, 25,000,000 a year for | the trade, while flour comes next witha demand for 22,500,000; fence staples, bolts, nuts, and nails require 18,000, 000, and suagr 13,000,000.Roasted coffee, spices, crockery and fruit and vegatables use up about 8,000,000 bar- oe ar each, while the glassware trade, ing: po\u2019 companies, distilled liquor manufacturers, and sweet tobacco, and cheese packers are bi, users of barrels, wh ing i 005,00 103,800,000 ber- best Barley-Malt, im Hops and Special Culture Yeast are the ingredi- of By lagering (ageing) not less than 4 months, every trace of the injurious, unfermented constituents, found in immature beer, is removed.Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n St.Louis, U.S.Orders Promptly Filled = Served at all First Class Hotels, Etc.FOX HEAD Perfect Beer HOROUGHLY filtered soft river water, the ported Bohemian A.Lo] ALE AND PORTER -AND- DON\u2019T youtakea SUBSTITUTE SAME PRICE AS OTHER ALES, 90 CENTS A DOZEN TROUBLE AT HALIFAX Halifax, June 10\u2014Saldiers of th Royal Canadian Regiment in garrison he | here do not take kindly to discipline.Thirteen privates who were imprisoned in the main guard room at the Glacis barracks for various day, started 10 break their way out and smashed everything in sight.The guard wes called out, and attempted to enter the roum, but the Canadians held the door barricaded firmly.Then a rquad of 21 military police were hurried to the scene.They battered jdown the door and overpowered the onsuly Canadians, who were removed to a stronger room st the Citadel, BUFFALO SHOT.Bliss, Okla., June 11\u2014Chasd by 2% cowhoya and a band of Imliuns headed hy Chi Geroninio, a buffalo was shot to death on 101°\u201d ranch by br.H.E.Thomas, a clubman of Chitago, who hunted in an automobile.Dr.\u2018Thomas was recently injured in an automobile accident nad could not ride x horse.The chase lasted several bours.As soon as the beast fell old Chief Geronimo, despite his years, Jeapei from his horge and fired two shots into the huffalo and then with his hunting knifs cut its throat.GENUIN: SEA SERPENT.New York, June 10.\u2014The Tribune prints this speciul despatch from Old rchard, Me:- ; \u201cA real sca serpent, old xen captains declare, firs dead on the beach here, For more than fortydive iret its win uous boy stretches along the sands Scientists from Yale and Harvard wiit arrive, and will attempt to classify the monster, which floated in on a high tide.The ohjeet was digcovere by Fred, Sidelinger, who was walking along the share, when he saw what he took to be a huge mass of ren wend, He approached nearer and was within a few feet of it when he was terror.stricken at the «ight of two mammoth reves.Ridelinger did not pursae his investigations, but as savon as he sould recover the use of his limbs took his departure, The old whalers, to a man, declared that the body on the «ands wan of nu animul cr fish they > had ever hunted or sen.The tail and upper jaw was missing, but the lowe jaw ran back 15 fret.The tongue, more like a snake tongue than that of an animal, wan ten feet long and ne big as o man\u2019s leg, being rnrased in à | peculiar kind of hone, Dr.Henry Reynolds, who is consid ered an esvert in sea life, ix of the opinion that the clusive sea verpent has been hand.\u201cTt wan, without doubt, over a hundred feet long when alive,\u201d he said.\u201cIt has evidently been dead for several wevks.Tt is not unlikely that it dird somewhere in the Arctic Ocean and has been buffeted about by\" wind and sea, collecting sca weed ever since.\u201d offences yester- IMPORTANT AND FINAL SALE OF PAINTINGS BY Mr.R.J.Wickenden *__ Acting upon the advice of friends, !Mr.R.J.Wickenden Las decided to place the present collection of his paintings among his friends and admirers at Quebec.| To this end, it has been decmed adviseable tu dis- pore of the pictures by absojute auction, on Wednesday ev ning, the 14th instant, at $ o\u2019clock in the Red Room at the Chateau Frontenac, As Mr.Wickenden's interests call hin from Canada the coming autumn, this will be a final opportunity for our Quebec citzens to procure an example from this well- known and favorite artist's brush, at their own prices.The Paintings will remain on Public Exhibition at the Fronienac till the day of sale A.J.MAXHAM & CO.D.S.RICKABY, 887 JOHN ST.PHONE 381.Furniture and Bedding.Office Furniture and Iron Bedstesds.Wire Mattresses Manufactured and Ree red.Furniture Upholstered and Renovated.PRICES THE LOWEST.Undertaking Establishment up to dale.APPRAISER.General appraisels on property damaged | by fire with best results CROPS IN THE UNITED STATES.Washington, June 10\u2014Preliminary rvturna tu the chief of the Bureau of Statisties of the Departnent of Agriculture on the ncrcage of spring wheat sawn indicate un urea ; 709884 = TE mme : ) =e iE JT \\ + ae ! LE Q =< » Z = : 4 .AS A = 2 , \u2014 ri ) JTE ET ; jui Soap t Soap means less than half the labor red in with com aye De en ean.washing Bou ie made of pare os and fais, contains Bo ngredierd fiurions of 3 OCTAGON BAR White and won't Infure the Tands LIMITED, TORONTO * e THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE ses = le MONDAY, JUNE 1%, 1905.(Z.PAQUET'S Departmental Stores | @rcacscscsscssssassssssase +++++++®++4%t44+4%% : : 3 | Handsome Lingerie at Very Low: i vo.+ Exceptional Cheap Sale in Our Millinery, Mantle and Lingerie Departments.We want to get rid of all our ladies\u2019, girls\u2019 and children's mantles and jackets in ten days.Therefore, we have decided to favor our customers this week with a discount of 88 per cent on the balance of our mantles in cloth, serge or tweed of light shades or colors or black.In order to make this advantageous offer better understood and appreciated, here are some of our reductions compared with the regular price :\u2014 An Innovation in Quebec.Prices.Our assortment of lingerie has never been so fine.We nover bad anything superior in elegance of psitern and in quality at such m prices.Ladies\u2019 Hats Trimmed Free i From now till the end of the season every Lady\u2019s Hat bought with the : 2 s à Jackets and manties vorth 86.50.FOR 84,33 Trimmings in Our Stores will be TRIMMED FREE by Our Milliners, if desired.Special Sale of Ling erie.\u2019 Jackets and mantlesworth $8.50.FOR 5.67 It is useless to insist upon the advantage of this offer.It has never been | FOR 80 CENTS.\u2014 Underskirts in very fine cotion, Of course this offer does not include the done or offerad in Quebac before.Jackets and mantles worth 810.90.FOR 7.28 Te Do nel double Maeartion monte BL = 8% : $ ¢ \u2019 à cri : Jackets and mantles worth $14.25.FOR 9.50 confection of Ladies\u2019 Fancy Hats in Muslin, Chiffon, Net or Galloon.It con- | § Torchon lace and doubles insertion, worth $1.10, for.; ¢ ; gerns only the trimming of Lad es\u2019 Hat Shapes.ponee, sure remember that A Our capes in silk, serge or cloth, in plain or faney pat- om now till the end of the summer Hats bought wi mmings ur FOR 79 CENTS.\u2014Shirts in fin bri Pi meh | | Sores wil a nowy imped witout aay cos ln our Milner Department | § vos ty mad oh 55 SR i | M 6e Tice.co, ot 85,25, 87,00, 68,75 and 816.© feel surs that o ustomers will no 0 e vantage cents.Our pric.\u2026\u2026.sssoncenssnencncnuvauuse bi : are at your disposal for $4.15, 85.25, 86.50 and 812.00.unique change.BY Ë : CLOSING PRICES.FOR 89 CENTS.Night gowos inctton cambri, coller, A ; on?\u201c ++.+ - - eeves trimmed with Torchon embroi- § : seduction of 50 per sont or at hall pricy noo [is or sale ste ¢ © .4 Jor and faseried ribbon, worth $1.30.Special price.SIC RA | 7 * : \u2019 $ $ R 30 Math worth S100 TOK BO CENTS Bargains in Our Gents\u2019 Furnishing Department, \u2014 : Po hmm Se | The Latest Noveltiesin Gents * ored hats wo! 00.200 FOR 50 CENTS.00.\u2014Shirts in fan tton Colored 1 n8825.1 65.FOR 10 CENTS.\u2014100 dozen vf neck-| | FOK 31.00.\u2014Shirts in fancy cotton, \u2018 Colored hate worth $555 \"FOR 81:70.ties, bows or Derby style, fine quali- J0 with colored stripos in silk, attached col- Summer Hats.Colored hats worth $3.50.FOR 81.75.ty, latest designs, worth 25 cents, for.6 lars, latest style, extra quality, , : Colored hats worth $4.25.!'FOR 82.15.oo worth $1.75, foressessercassssssss@ls me oe rack hate.ust rivet Our dock ; OTHER EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN LADIES\u2019 HATS.ott loa Pr ilk, at) FOR 22 CENTS.\u2014Shirts in good flan- largo sad varie, It conats of all the most fssbionable or Napoleon hats, colored or white, worth $2.00, FOR 8 1.00.ed 11 latest style, ext Li > , nelette, all sizes, with colored slripes, stylisi ts for men and boys, and it is less to say ; Bor bats in white straw FO 5e., 10c.and 15c, worth \u2018$1.00, Tors.o Beton hoes oh 156 worth 30 cents, for.oc seu see seve 2 : about cheap prices we are unrivalled.{ Eanes ttt rts rset sre aane +++.+200 41/0000\u201d +++.+++.+++.\" +.+e++%+%e TA TO TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS.e sees ; On purchases of $5 - Try our famous a - oe \u201c ; or over you are enti- ¢ Come and see our assortment of trunks, valises, portmanteaux, travelling bags, etc.We have clothes in lea- otter ee ; $ tledtoa very agree- ¢ ther or imitation leather, worth from $2 up to $18; ladies\u2019 travelling bags in leather or imitation leather, worth from | ou A al at ¢ able and useful gift.¢ | |$1.10 up to $6.50 ; valises and trunks of all sizes and descriptions, worth from $1.85 up to $28, and hampers, from 28 20 pl oi ¢ Please ask for it.¢ | |inches up to 40, at prices ranging from $2 up to $7, ete., etc., eto.po _ 0+++++++.++++++.a reese * Sem \u2019 The Most Complete Stock of Fiags bi Just received, a new, complete A and very handsome stock of sun N E\\W Fe E D | }( | | O N S Ever Seen in Quebso~Flags 2 hats and bonnets.Come and see - of All Nations and of All RK them.The large assortment we had ; Sizes-\u2014Very Moderate Pricesat the opening of the season was - - > > ai po told or dispensed oo ful.that we ¥namelled iron kettles for FOR 59 CENTS.\u2014 thought it proper in the interest o sale at 40 cent discount.: ; We have small flagt or pennons our customers, to get a new stock.per Reduction of 40 Per Cent.Berry spoons, uadruple in votton, mounted or with staff, .plate silver, worth 70c., which we sell either per piece or per oi Bucepans in aluminum for ÉOP.e.oacacnccuveucs vosauoucse 0 dozen.We have of thatkind Canae at a price equivalent to a : dian, French, English, American A New and Very Useful reduction of 40 per cent on [GLASS] We have decided to and Irish flags, Sacred Heart flags the regular price.offer for sale at a dis- 10 CENTS EACH.t | | and the White ensign, fags gener Invention count of 40 p.c.all our {| sly used on yachts, etc.We have \u2018 FOR 5 CENTS.\u2014Sponges bandsome stock of cut f| farthenware jardt- | hem Être diferent 22036 pe th 10c.15e.and 20c Now is th nieres, 7 inches, for.106 9x14, 14x20, 16x27 an , AN eedle Threading Thimble wor! c., 10¢.an .5 glass.Now is the pro- here are our prices per dozen : Your choice for.per time to buy cut glass \u2014 Flags 6x9, 20 cents a dozen.This is a new and very practical : 5 CENTS A ROLL.Flags 8x14, 48 cents a dozen.invention which is certainly destin- Large vases in Tiffany crys- for your ows pessonal Flags 14x20, 72 cents a dozen.ed to be considered as a blessing by tal 50 inches hi gh.pré use or for wedding pro-f| -roñer paper in roll Flags 18227, $1.20 a dozen.our dresemakors, Thats is nothing $22 for $10.97; worth $16 sents, ete.Por.nsvcneceasense corses res 0 Flags 32x36, 92,00 à dozen.dressmaker as the threading of a so $7.49 3 worth $20 for||_ - , needle, Here is a very handy thim- se .We have for sale besides hand.58 | bie which can be easily used for Six Packages for 5 Cents.| Reduction of 40 Per Cent.some flags or bunting of Jargor di ; it i .3 ol a that purpose.Come and sco hi We have at the disposal of .: | , We have very fine art goods in Bohe- gp the a Heart.These for Card it NE ES our customers a very fine as- Yn order to get rid of the balance of our | Mian crystal which we have decided to offer | | fags are trom one yard up to ten Bl | explained to you in all its detaile sortmeut of hall laps ¢f one | gusrement of soeds from the famous Rennie | for sale at a price which is cquivalent to a yords wide and thoy are worth from This new thimble is the thimble of light up to pe) for electric | Nery, Toronto, we have decided to give | reduction of 40 per cent on the regular price.75 cents up to $45.00.the future, Before long no dress- light, at very ode $ TICES.| pix packages of all kinds of vegetable seeds, FOR 19 CENTS.\u2014Small baskets of all maker, no housekeeper will be with- FL are worth irom $3 up 10| onions, squash, cabbage, pumpkin, to- 5 kinds, worth from 25 cents to 50 cents.à on dB outit.$75.mato, radish, corn, beet, hoans, etc., for.{ Your choice for.bonsoscsconses | Elags, bauners and orifames o \u2018 oll kinds, sines and prices are made A PRICE, 25 CENTS ONLY.$1 49 A DOZEN - to order by our own arlists, banners ¥ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 8 1k .dfork * me 6 CENTS EACH with oll paintings, inscriptions of all pe - toel knives and forks .\u2014 kinds, rich decorations, cto.A e 9 worth $2.25 & dozen ror.ol 40 : .; Woodon rollers for nes \u201cA ¢ EXAMINE ¢ Only ten d to be sold at FOR $2.40.\u2014Englielh semi-porcelain toilet sets, pastry for.i - The new Butterick Patterne this price.ozon © 80X18 I gilt and with blue or green designs, 10 pieces, 8) i sreanesesseer SO resrasssssssssesssasd gl ¢ PEAR ap aie worth $4 25, f0r.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026unsorcrisencrccsrsrensecceo 000 De lS CENT $.\u2014Large We have also for ; utteric ttern enables \u2014_\u2014 y y 5 à pme pr FOR 59 CENTS EACH.|| 82:70, ou Sho foresee ec Gl) | [orth 38 suis each, 1 sale at prices exoeed- § | Ji ; ick Patterns for June.An Sugar [spoons pind butter CTT TE Mmmm terre ee * for.s+ocusanes v00 sav ( ingly reduced, a large £ nives, from Rogers, ver FOR $1.98.\u2014Art goods, worth f 3to ; 8 } : Fate Gor.cs handsome articles for wedding 83.75, Rs \u2014\u2014\u2014, goods, work rom $ a $108 | | 5 CENTS.Small wire and complete stock of 4 © are the sole rooms fo \u2019 » à |: Assis in Queber presents, worih 75 cents Ep] AI | Rogers\u2019 Cuttlery.L i @resacccsssasssesacend \u2018 @esessssssrrasasesese yf py hx EIEN EEE AEE ISITE TITLE TAAL LLL HEIL VLL ATE AA TTT ALLA LAA TELL LTLALLLLLTATHLLATLAITLLTTLTLTL TV TT STLTTLTVALLTATLLALTATHASLLLTVALTITIL RIAA i 2 NIRS EYEE Z P Ce + QUET, 161-171 Joseph Street.j 3 sn pr os mane -, nn .THE -QUEPBO- CerpOFEOEB ne re peer nT LE TA op TE mi i CUNARD LINE.Neuvills Beloau & Co, AUCTION SALEW; E.PARADIS; HOTTES | (SCI | ww pon 0 veaseor.Stook Brokers.© | RENNES ET En | PublisAccountant, | LEWIS & CLARKE I ae Lal Piers 61 & 82 North Ris.X.Y.far AND Où MANQUE AUDITOR AND CURATOR.Centennial Exposition | 0 LARK Private Wire to Montreal, Boston and Accounts Investigated and Collssted.| PORTLAND, OREGON, ENTENNIAL Exposmou AE Now York.\u2019 iar Financial Arrengements and Com- | June 1st to October 15th, 1905 | PORTLAND, OREGON | Spr tt ALLAN LINE ® ST.Ho STREET.fer Eh lpudssion of mars sani.|RouLd Trip Fare 74 1) poe IS pore po 3 = suécascai\"\"\"\"| Boyal Mail Stesmahipe fn is A M7 | Ir wma wisi amet mi ES | \u201cro- ira lam Tikes 10 40d from al au ao ESTABLISHED 1853 lame aus \u201c Movemsior Mb, 1006 Vaneouver, B.C., Victoria.B.C, passage apy 20 Shamers Aggregatioz 159,763 Tone.ota: Curstons.| RICHELIEU COMPANY BUILDING \u2014 Seattle, Wash., Tacoma, Wash, ads PA on Vo, Yoek, or rar] v He STOCKING, Louis Street, Quebes.QUEBEC TO BK Surceman, June 10 | Englishnen.\u2026 June 34 .AMERICAN LINE IPATMOUTH-CHERBOURG-SOUTHAMPTON.* Bailings SATURDAYS at 9.30 a.m.York.À te ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE 3 +NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT poapolis.June 10 | Minnehaba.\u2026 .Juné,12 Only frst-clam pamengers carried, + RED STAR LINE.\u201cNEW YORK\u2014ANTWERP\u2014FARIS.| aoû SATURDAYS at 10:30 am.June 10°] Krooniand June 9 nd\u2019.June 17 | Zecland.YoSerisid dung if) tesla .TUTE, © WHITE STAR LINE.A \u2018Prom NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL Wednesdays, from Plers 48-40 N.Rjc June 7, 8.3041 | Cedric.June 14, 8p.Br ham | SHE Jue 21,9 a.m.BOSTON to LIVERPOOL St NEW YORK t6 MEDITERRANEAN.June 18, July 21, sep.24 » Fine Cram rom $70.Wnd upwards, eects * SioiniGase $40.00 aed upwards according fo steamer and to sloamer.- For and freight ra berthing ac sis ireight space apply to wW.M ec Quebec: as\u201d Sri ee Coin = LIMITED - Royal Mail Lines.Salling from Plas 47 Kort, River 4.1.For BERMUDA\" i ew Twin Screw 8.8.BERMUDIAN, 5.000 Le pe EE 21st June, Sth and 19 h Ju'y, at Hu.am For WEST INDIES » ' omni ré ae Be LA peur y) 17h June, £a 08.PARIMA, Wedn AL 2+th June, as bY pm St.Lawrence Line.© The Twin Screw Iron 8.8.CAMPANA, 1,700 tons, Piniendsd to tail from Quebeafor F.Parca, pe har { Tu y 20th June, at Boon Int.aspe Basin.al Bay, rand River, Summerside, town and Pictoucellont accommodation for pamsengen.apres are requested to mark the port of des putes in {ull on all , to CV: takes boom: wit »e received « on Salling day av.b tween 8.und 1 oo further informstion RE, ANEEX \u2018 À OUTE Bo » Bat New York, de à Lou J.Home, Jr, Porgy ba a FERRY BETWEEN Quebec, Silery and St, Romuald 8.8.FRONTENAC.* roumstances allow El me EE I or Toh, dial rs ROMUALD.QUEBEC.soem sam smoam 2.000.102 | 10.00 a.m.11300.3.00 pa.200p.m.| ime sis PR suxpam, \u20ac niSpm room.2.30 p.m.10pm 630 p.m.1.50 p.m.81d pm pi 0 Romane 6 Lo ln oa Tare, aud Saturdays, the first boat to Stnd will Hamat at 4.40 instead of 5.a.m.Saturday night there will hea boat \u2018trom WW, uald and Eillery to Quebeo at 7.p.m.reans Ferry, and after tNé 23th May, circumstances dnd ther permitting, this sesmer will, ray, ae 8.80 nue ox oh Gam 702.0 ¥18 nm 15am.10.008.m.1.30 8.m.1.0 p.m.2.00 pm 24.20 p.m.48pm | 840 p.m 6.18 p.m, On Frideysand Saturdays this steamer will .a morning trip, From \u2018he Land, From Quebeaswam sam * ON SUNDAYE From the iadand luedes.1.90 p.10, Th Res 20 pm $15 p.m.400 p.m.$.00 p.m, 6.00 p.m 7.00 Ps ro.2.30 p.m.On daturd > night the boat will leave the Is d at 8.45 bo.teamer Champion.CAT.KUG.FORTIN Qo and after 4th June, time and circumeta; ittng, Steamer Champion wi on Borthier-\u2014Un Monday, Tuesday, Toursdaz and Friday, Berthier for Quebsc\u2014Monday, Wednesday Thymday and RAS .r ONSATURDAYR os to give the roti AL city an popportaai y of re the fine air hn the tiver\u2014Laaving Quebec 2.00 p.m., and return lo Quebec SW p.m.Julyl Wow York, Bermuda and West indies | x arias ERE ao NEW TURBINE STREAMERS Victorian: 11 Cabin $60, Sacead Cabia 340.Siesrage $20.50 Midebip Saloons, Music and Smokl; \u2018 Promenade Peck.\u201d Electric Hlent and piece modern nprovement, Virginian, Bavarianen n, Bay addi pepe 1?sad SEER ES \u2018Tunisian, being at once & tonal In cass of rate lor to London an: For further particulars spply to ALLANS, BAR & CO, 109 Champlaih Bes QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY.On and after 5th June, 1905, [HE UNDERNOTED TRIFS WILL BE FOUND convenient to undermentioned weather and circumstances QUEBEC Intereotonial Rallway.AM.Sundays FOREIGN WINES.SPIRITS, MINERAL WATERS.Choios European Table Products, Etc, Ete Geadquarien for Familles and Hotel Supplies, 8740 \u20acT.JORN STREET.Bo-Carls and Garriages.We carry à a full line and guaran- tes them to market.JAMES PERRY, 823 Paul St.PHONE 519.Peter French, B.L LLL .ADVOCATE.724 ST.PETER STREET, QUEBEC, (J.B.Morisette's Block.) may 20x38 |urand Union Hotel| Rooms From $1,00 Per Day Up Opposite Grand Foret Station 3JAGGAGEEZFREE 745 Ex Océan from Halifay x 7.00 xpress from Mon- VHS Exprem to 10.90 Kx prom trom B.du treal Loup.2 Express to Lit Erne » MolfiéS mm Rxprow | Atchreal x 8.00 Through Express! 1.18 Expres from Mon- Halifax, treal.a8 Express io River 4.15 Ex, {rom Camp- UP Ete % Mon] 6.15 Expres fem ieu- 11.30 Ocean Limi! \u201c.fret Lite Hailia Lehn Quebec Central Railway.Mixed to Beauce) 5% Accommodation Jet.and M {rom Sherbrooketo Sher |P.M.1.15 Express from Bos- $3) Exprem to Bostbn fod.end Bpri eld, 6.00 Mized {rom Beauce 650 Accomm Jet and Megantie.Sherbrooke _- * 0.00 Exproes from Sherbrooke.Grand Trunk Railway Ferry.Weak & QUEBED, \u2026 our QUEBEC se Expres to the West, A x Ex trom \u201c PM em the 12.36 Mail 0 the W, P.Mte weet.1,30 Mall trom the West, be the best on the |\u2019 NEW YORK STOCK MABKET.The following letter is supplied by the fire of Neuville Belleeu & Co.Stockbrokers, 93 St.Peter street, Phones 946 and 1334.New York, June 10\u2014The wesk is ee 2 nem prices bave .little progress in either direction.The y part.to establish a Tower lovel, but were unable to induce tiquidation in sufficient amounts to their opores tions profitable.\"Noting develuped to indicate: that the larger interests more prepared es yet to encoupaire tivity and the beliet exists thet on upward movement of the proportions is improbable until the ile afiuirs are tor.It is undoubtedly true\u2019 that dus is.e matter which is largely respon: sible for the unwillingness of the financial powers to assume a more gressive attitude toward the # market ot rong time and which als\u2019 rongly sgsin against the return d pale ont ce.The wholesale resmations from the board of directors including men who have emjoyod the uimobt confidence \u2018of the financial has naturally increased the feeling of distrust and while the present control is apparently making every effort to bring about en ad- matter is much in doubt, and even should a spoedy settlement be reached some time must necessarily elapse be fore the effect of the many unpleasant disclosures can be entirely.eradicated from the public mind.Ît would appear\u2019 that there is not much chance for an immediate release By private wire from Chas Head &Co, New York to Brunesu & Dupais, Stock Brokers, St.Peter P.M.: jade.tb the West.| T1 from 608 Mall Expres the | penns Appetite Was Poor.Dizzey Most of The Time.Could Not Sleep at.Night.Many ere uneysre of Bevin, anything wrong with thelr heart or nerve till some ttle excitemen( or overwork \u2018makes them feel faint and diszy, or perhaps simply geieg up or down etein causes dinziarese smd specks to font before the eyes.Pevgle troubled in this way shouM heed the waruing, and not fail to \u2018ake trestment before cemothisg more serious occurs.For all heart and nerve troubles there is nothing to equal Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, We do not claim that they will sure chronic heart disease, but we do slaim that they will strengthen the weak ieart, aud build up the shaky serve yatem.Here is what Mm.Sidney Hoffrean, \u2018lilside, Ont., says : = 1 was troubled greatly with my heart, 1d wes 90 very nervous that the least tle thing startled we, | \u2018My appetite was very poor; I could | From it sleep at nights, and was dissy west the time.1 took three boxes of ail irn's Heart sud Nerve Pills, and I am ry pleased to say that they did me a onderful Jot of good.\u201d Milbum'e Heart and Nerve Pills are.0 cents per box, or 3 for $1.98.AN uggists, or mailed direct.road earsings contin So make c Lt combarisions ¢ Te of ast | .Genersl buew \u201cTat a Pin ares, jately higher A July Ÿ D the\u2019 \u2018prepuraiilh 4% ne aint $ and dis kdend pt : date, but i\u2019 | work close pos * { making for improvement .vill.atteact * | time nothing more - | teieing the long \"side i a ross Bain, Office >-111 Mountain HN), Quebec.Jume 7x13 A.B.OUPUIS.ART.BRUNEAU.BHUNEA À DUPUD, STOCK BROKERS, MEMBERS OF.TNE- MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE, Quebec, 123 St.Peter Street.Montreal, 84 Francis Xavier St.CORRESPONDENT And Private Wire with Chas.Head & Co., 17 Broad St, New York Chas.Head & Co.71 Bate BL, Boston.A.WILSON- SMITH, - Buid Broker and Financial Agent, 160 87, JAMES STREET MONTREAL Dominion and a Pros elal Govern- = ment Stooks and Banda.\u2018Municipal.aw: d Industrial ae ax on us ones oot Susi.Bupited Investment ot of vont; Ft and for BONDS AND STOCKS Bought and Sala.may 22 xlm | ca _.- \u2019 a sc, cod from the \u201capocutétives spd from which the market is suffering.It is probable that the actued seginsaguf pence negolintions in the Far East would impart« wc speculation, but there bave been so -many dissppoiaiments de thie! dires- tion\u2019 (bet noting less n a poritive cessation: of _hastitities À Ï is expected to furmeh à incentive to ballish ac Avitv.ey the matters menti Hove the situation seems te} Serge, improvement in me mar be ° er sajon inv a | voreble which has done pas \u201cto te + atever: daur- age may bave been done ty the en- nehgoneble secather lit month.Rail ratisfactory ed that money, will ma moder- a.ween Bow and there is small pi ilité Chat if will 4e, re incon Consi Dire Ww ole the sbuation omtiaging a oad a] greatex proportion.ad apperen thy willing Er #75 on them believing that the adverse factor will grelualiy pate\u2019 dat \u201cwhile thse venience.In ihe tx un an a traders: ich we frvof \u201creat'onn fof Toots Fuonfhollzn: Remedy.A pont ets Jor ut all Utormeop eo Spére more \"8 tention later on.market is promis in moderate turns.nasal and TRC ed 52 six for $5 Opp wil PE ps EE -DO NOT FORÜEN 5 Our carpet and oily ETH) more It is useleès to say an \"\u20ac FRERE.department is well kod pu.NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.FAGUY, LEPINA New.York, June 10-Flour receipts 12,363 barrels; exports 8,531 barrels ; dull.Wheat repeipts 23,880 bushels ; options closed unéhangéd ta\u2019 9° met exports 20,503 bushels; apot steady lower, Com recripts 116,000 buvhela: bushels; spot steady, Pos market was quiet end easier nek t net, lower.Outs ree gy bushels: \u2018exports 32,450 bushels.Spot seus Boren rt: lasses fi if ke Moss Load \u201cqu: \u201cFai fm Colien, spot, Rio, ie.\u201cSugeir re, sténdy) refined quiet, EXPORTS.\"Per steamer Ottawa, Maddox, from Liverpool\u20141C0 pkgs do À.P.Tippett & Co, 6 de to P.Garneau, Fits & Cie.917 do to order.23 da to L.Mercies & Co.180 do to A.Carrier & Fila.20 do to C.Pitl.& do to Renaud & Co.1 do to Nre.Macpherson, her, steamer Bavarian, Brown, from Liverpool-t pkg.te Ww.M.Mec vher- to A.Menge, 2 do ta Frank & Bryce, 14 do to J.B.Tali berte, 4 do to Z.Paquet, 25 do to Mechanies Supply to à Amyot.19 do to Victor Nfg, Co.25 do tn Wilson, l\u2019aiteramm & Co.2 do lo Holt, Renfrew & Co.100 do to Dom.Fish end Fruit Co.15 do to | Thibaudeau, Freres & Cie.100 dn to Lisoont & Rons, 7 do to McCall, Legare & Fils.3 do te, Wm, Me | Birr & Co.8 dote G.Beleau ! & Co.2 do to J, Bedard & Vite 3d\u2019 to G.C.Scott, 37 do to Canedian Express, 9% do to Dominim Express, exports 31,962 eu À qqs : 8 do to Gauvreau, Braudry & Co.Per rteamer | Yanariva, Campbell, from Barberioes\u20143170 | pkge moinesra to order.Per steamer Prefontaine, Paul, from Carder & Nomtel\u201414 casen to A.Ca: 30 do to Ledroit & Freves, 10 do ! | Taz T.Mrtavan Co, \\ a TE ss | !rien regarding Morocco are at 44 Dalhousie Street.INVESTMENT SECURITIES.BONDS.Shawinigan Water and Power Company.Winnipeg Electric Railway.Sao Paulo Tramway Light and Power.Denver Tramway Power Co'y.Toronto and York Radial Ry.MUNICIPAL BONDS _ to yleld 4 to 4 34 per cent STOCKS Bought-and-Soid for Cash or an Margin.C.W.WALCOT, Quebee Pire Assurance Builaing, nT 2 Peter Scrobt- i] | IONE | Saturday Evening, June 17 A Special Train will leave Riviere du Loup at 8 P.M, Topping at | stations between Rivi u Loup -and Levis, depart from Levis mid- 6 40.thy | night, Arriving Montreal 6 A.M.Sun- Returning Special will leave Mont- \u2018real 11 P.M.Monday, the 18th, giving \u2018two full days in Montreal RETURN FARE FIRST GLASS $3.50 - CHILDREN $1.75 FROM ALL POINTS.+ The Riviere dn Loup Base Ball Club will accompany excursion and will rit a game w lth CE the \u201c\u2019Mascottes.\u201d 3 jo on EG TI IXER STYLE M 45 py SELVA, - OF NEW YORK .AND.- Tudger.Lamethe, | OFQUEBEO., {Jacques Cartier Hall -ON-=- Monday, June.12th Adrätssion \u201425 and 50 cents There will be a Preliminary.June 7x4 i Mi N&U.NEW PALACE STH, MONTREAL AND STR.QUEBEC ÉET oise ential, dale Se A EM Ing 1, we and \u201cteaiser Moñtieal does not atop at Batlscan.$3.50 SINGLE~-FARE\u2014$5.85 RETURN SAGUENAY.LINE.4 TRIPS PER WEEK.Steame! $s Chicoutimi aud \u201cMurry Day\u201d leave on iuesdays, Wedncmleys, Fridays sid smiur.ays ac SAM, WE Clit, slwpping at all way ports \u2018 3 + E.C.WURTELE, Agent.* THE MORROCAN CONTROVERSY.Paris, June 10- Prince Radolin, the German mes Premier Rouvier yesterday with a view to conducting the Moroccan crisis in more conciliatory chauncls.The djecussian was not entirely official and .wag continied in an agree able nt \u201cwhen the luemiet amd the Gerwan Ambassador met again at the retepfion at - qe Austrian embasey last night.The | Govecqunent's decision upon ut German \u201cnote with Tegard to a\" conference of tho powers will be reserved until France has had an opportunity to canvas the enti: [ment in London, Rowe, Madrid, Washington and other capitals, heretolore considered friendly to Frances view.Meantime Premier\u2019 Rouvier is seeking to direst adjustment with without recourse to a conference the powers, but the officials recogmize the \u2018extreme ditficultios \"a the \u2018ask, as the French and the Germnn theo.complete variance, France seeks political supremacy and every Frenchmnn looks forward to Morocco becoming wulti- mately a part of the Fronch North African empire.It is also the prevailing view in Fronce that Germany has imperial aims in Africa.'s Of me 'ausconiees : \u2018uaran coach PILES cure {tehing, blend! and protrudi lies Bec tost!monials a the or md our nes bore abont jt You own our monoy back | not natiniiod.6 ae.ts | Salone MANSON, Bates & Co., Toronto DR.OHASE'S OINTMENT, A Jagr quanti conte amy Toon arent ight, wil be Sid on onriny sext.Come and see our selection.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRKRE.Ambassador to France, : Germany | of i Houm of Quebec (Perry leaves boot of 8.Pas prier ira 1645 AM, 112.35 ses 6.05 PM: (+Deily except Sunday, \u201cDaiiy.) only do any Or CITY TICKET OFFICE Forces Du Port and Ann Street te Chateau Frontenac.) Fo housle wo foot ci 4 Paul Bet 830 160 Po bireet | HUE (Palais), Maps and Time Tables Agent or lo ee Temiscouata Railway SUMMER TIME TABLE Taking Effect June Sth, 1996 Express Leaves Rirèrdu Loup.Arrives Connot, N.B.Mixed Leaves River du Lou Arrives Connors XN.Express Mixed Leaves Connors, N.B., Arrives River du Loup All Trains Daily Exce F.Exprou trains connect deily at Hémundston = th Can.Pac.Ry.to and ro Bt Joby, N.\u2018oodatock, Fredericton, N.Ib For fasibior Information older etc.apply to PF.À Étocking, 32 8t Louis Stroet, Quebes.D.B.Jinémay, Goneral Manager, Q.4.Grundy, Superintendent, River du Loup.DELAWARE AND HUDSON RR.The Shorfest and Quickost Route \u2014 BETWEEX \u2014 Montreal and New York.Anthraeite Coal Exclusively.No smoke.No re Leave treal 8.65 and 11.10 A.M.7.40 P.X.Arrive \"Park 6-00 04 1000 PM.and T TAAL DINING AND CAFE CARS ON DAY TRAINS, 1.08 P.M.Train from Point Levl, G.T.R., connects at Bt Lambert with Now York night express via D.1.00 P.M.a C.P.R) from Quebee, due treal 6.hy ep anacn with New ro exprem ave i: \u2018eH Express from Halllax leavit Lente at nr PM connects at Et.Lambert & H\" also.Insist upon tickets vis the DELAWARE & HUDSON, coool line along the beautiful shore of Lako ABEL J.CULVER, J.W.BCRDICK.Pam.A.A.HEARD, Passenger Agent.St.Lawrence & Adirondack Ralway \u2014AND THE\u2014 New York Central & HUDSON RIVER RATLROAD, THE ADIRONDACK ROULE FROM Mgr ADA To \u201cSime Tutte of bes 27th, 1904, Trains leave Windsor Station, .Slontreal, 8.00 Ak Daily except New, York, Alban se Sands Tupper Take, iw PM your.throug?to New York.LMAN Parlor Cars Montreal and Utica and Sleepln, Trains between Montreal and Albany and orl LOCAL TRAINS to ValleyBeld, Beaubamois and |B , leave in or station, Montrealm.y except Sun em Supdey ii am ace opt Haterdays aud Sundays i Baturdars ouly.n Pacific and In lonisi trains from qa connect at Mon?! with trains of the New Yeek Central.Call fofUckew vn the X.¥, Cinforma! les, call on Tioket A at, or F.\u201cers Agent, 130 sah Street\u201d Mon rere, GEORGE H, DANIELS, Gen Pamenger Agent.QUEBEC pee LIGHT -& POWER CO.On and siter Monday, June bth, 1905, trains wit! run as {oliows :\u2014 BETW! EEN QUEBEC AND MONTMORENCY FALLS.Wrex Dave Leave Quebec for Montmoren: Falls every 2 an minutes from 5.00 a.m.oT pan.Every from 8.00 p.m.to 11.00 p.m.Leave Non tmorency, Falls for Quebec bat minutes from 6.0080.to 7.20 p.m.Every bot from 8,30 p.m.to 11.30 p.m.SUNDAYS.Leave Quebec for Montmeren 7.90, A.00 a.m.Every 80 minutes 7.00 p.m.Every hour {rom 8.00 Leave Montnorency Falla for Sint 6,41, 10.09, 10.39, 11.09, 11.39 8.m., 12.09, $12.39, 1.9 p.m.Every 20'minujes- from 1.30 p.in.to 7.20 p.m., and every hour from 8.20 p.m.to 11.30 p.m.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND BTE.ANNE DE BEAUPRE.Wizk Dave.Leave Quebec for Ste.Anne de Beaupre, 7.30, 8.30, 9.415.515, 6,26 7.15 rm flots except Sunday.) 440.45 p.m.Returday onl Leave Ste.Anne de au re for Queber.6x2 7.50.n50,0.56.10.00 1198 m mo 1200, 116, 218, 8.45, ie 7 is and 10.15 p.m.Euxdaye uebee for Ste.Anne de Beaupre, $6.00, oxy To, 30, 8.00 a.m, $1.45, 2.15, 3.15, 6.15 and bu fe.June de Beaupre for Queber, 8.00, Talla.io.9.30, 10.00, 10.30, 11.00, 11.30 a.m., {12.00 noun, 1.00, 14.00, 4.00, 5.15 anid 10.05 p.m.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM.WERK Days.Leave Quelle for St.Joachim, 8.90, 11.90 a.m., P2015, 515 pm.and (F213 pm, for Beaups pre) Lenve 8.Joachim for Quebec, 7.15, 10.45 a.m., 1.00, 6.5 p.m.atl (10.08 p.m, for Beaupre.) EuxDats for St, Jonthim.5, 8.00 a.m.i aL pn for Beaupre.Louve & 8 scie or rit is a, 5.00 PIB.Indios pre roa jeapre.y NOTE.\u2014t&tenm tins: all thers ar clectric, hervive for small pec onal ri intendent.J, A.EVFRELL, Superintendent.KDW.A, EVANS, Gen'l Manager.To be disposea or at reasonable terms, either separately or en bloc, that valuable Block of new Buildings-on Park Avenue.Also a number of high class building lots.| APPLY TO \u2018Walter Sharpe, | At his Office near Jeffery | Hale Hospital, Phone 891 or 744 june sit : Malon ap in Hintisedon Vallet | © i 3, 10.30, 11.30 a.10 TITAS - FOR SALE = and Portland, land, Oregon.aR for 0 day but not valid later \u2014 + For tickets an other information y ee Palace Station, Chateau Frontonss at \"ay Ticket Ollos, do 85.John john Streot ocroer Pulses INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY Cheap Excursion fo Monreal SATURDAY, JUNE 10th, 1905 Return tickets to Montreal, Adults $3.38, Children $1.70.Good guing on Maris time Express 12.45 P.M.Saturday, Jung 10th, returning June 13th, 1805 On and alter Sunda; il leave Lavi a de sue th 1908, trains 8.10 Sine Express Lor Campbeliton, dally 1.10 Ea DAY \"russe Jor durer Da; 4 ere du except PT rad pe Metis 8.20PM.are Express fo BL John and\u2019 t Sat 12.80 A Ms PAGE je EC PRESS for À Murray Bay, ot qu Aigle and Lite Metis, y ex \u201812.00 rates rovEAN LIMITED for Matape ad?hn und Halifax, daily except 8.0 FR rom tor Riviere du Loup, dally 2.30 a ioctl SN T1MrTED tor Montreal, daly lou 12.48 Ex.laritime E and Montreal, apron for 8.Hyacinthe 4.18 FM.Express forst \u201citysciuthe aod Mont Teal, dai y except Bunda; 12.00 dient NIGHT EXP ibis for Montreal, ; Bleep bor daily except Saturdayhis tran teadygat Levis at 9.00 P.M.vof et, oF further Rotation fa Sleeping or Par lor Car Baker ous Na 1 Duron tion oPlouss ao \u2018ably ta City and 8 Canadian Pacific Raliway Company.ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES.Proposed Summei Sailings.QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL LAKE CKAM 1 CKAMPLALN \u201c0e JB une 10 First ratin to Liverpool.864.0 and n according to steamer and Wecommodutiun, Tae ue Pcrpoor do ta aon $e: 50.Ti site d Tong ndon $12.aad tr) réuced'taics bird class.to Liverpoolga ne Bel book pamage.frelgnt and for all other fe tormation appt to J.Hone, Jr.Ctty Passenger Freight and Steamship Agent.46 Du!houde street.A Quest dy RAiLwAY DAY SERVICE TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS VIA THE WONDERFUL CRAWFORD NOTCH Trains Leave Levis.WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS For Bea M hy B00 \"IRL, ie NEw YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS For TT fast, Londond d re ons Pc dou ee Quesnstown, P.M.niger daily except Sunday.ACCOMMODATION ur 1 | 5 For Sherbrooke and catermediate sistions r 4.daily except Saturda; Traine Arrive at Levis.Accommodation at 7.44 a.m.Boston aud New York Ex a EN.White Roustain Es dress at 9,00 p.m.\u2018erry from Quebed i SpA pking and tion on Quebec side.For further infurmation and Pullman reserva tions apply City Ticket Office, & SL Louis street 7 ure hour, Customs examine kates, box raigs.Rate boentrand up, accord: corne w REA ca other information apply to the Super.19.00 B.pa Far Roberval and.Chicoutimi, The New Route to the.Far-Famed Saguenayon anna after June 11th, 1905, teaing wil rom ug follows :\u2014 LEAVE QUEBEC.3.4% A.M.For Roberval and Chicoutimi.daily on Sunday with parlor car.(Beenole 10.00 4 a vor Lake St.Joseph, daily except Sum 1.45 14M, Yor Take St.Joseph, daily except Sune Any.1.45 P.M.For 81.Raymond, Sunday only.Foe Si Kaymond.ails excep xcept Sunday; Fob Take Ét.Joseph, dally except Su Sat: berval.) 7.00 A.N.From Chicoutimi and Roberval, -lally except Bunday, \"8% A M, From $t.Reymond, daily except San.1.10 £3: rom Lake St.Joseph, daily except nr 4465 FM.From Lake 8t Joseph, dally except sun a00 P.M Pom Riviere-n-Plarre Junction, deux \\ Sindy and Nonday.(Ses note bee «00 Fu Frrm Roberval, Monday only.(506 45 FM.Fous Ne.Raymond, sondes onl 94sP A: tnday only.11.00 IM.From Lake Kt Joseph, daily except sunday, Note.~Conusetitig at Riviera.Plame Jungtion with Groat Nosthern Railway tr and from Monreal 1.0 other points on that Railway.Tickele for mie at SL Andrew iret Station and by FH.Sucking, Bt.Lous Street; at Chae = Froutonae, and at City | Tieket vies of C.WT.hr.and 1.Cion na seeping ear necommodaton an hy reserved at Fo & Suwcking's Office.AUS HARDY., 44.RCOTT, \u2018ase.den.Managerdar only.(with sleeping rar for Rol ARRIVE AT QUEBEC.June puit hog \u201cGarneau Bridge Hotel, Near thre Quebec Bridge (about 2000 feet) and the terminus of the Romuald Ferry and Levis Electric Cars.Salabrious and ice shady\u2014Grove of tesinons tress\u2014Magnificent place for pie nics\u2014Look ou t point, and wand view and dou! oy ver\u2014Choice liquors \"aus PARADI A A june 722m Prpeiior. = ToT TTT HN QUBBED CHRONIOLE.TT MOADAY, JUNE 12, 1905.Pure, Healthful, R ofreshing | 7 he Queen of IS Table Waters THE VERY BEST CIGARS DIXIE POLO = 10c.= Sc.TRY THEM.BIRTH.BIGG.\u2014On Saturday, 10th inst, Mrs.H.R.Bigg, of a daughter.MARRIED.HULME-THOMSON\u2014At St.Andrew's Church, Quebec, on T ay, oth June, 1905, by the Rev.Wylie C.Clark, B.D., of Chalmers Church, Quebce, Jessie Havergal Thomson, joungest daughter of Joba c.Thomson, Ettrick House, to Claude Stanley Croft Hulme, son of Lieut.- Col.Hulme, of Belleville, Ont.POHNSTON-EVANS\u2014At St.Michael's | Church, Sillery, on Thursday, June | Sth, 1905, by the very Rev.Dean Williams, Anna Muriel, eldest daught- ter of Mr.Lorenzo Evans, of Holmwood, to Dr.John Alexander Johnston, son of Mr.William Jobnston, of Lachinepe DIED.BUDDEN\u2014At Montreal, June 9, 1905, Mary Jessie Saunders, oged 69 years, wile of William Bud: on Friday, den.Funeral on Monday, 12th June, from 250 St, Hypolite street, at 2.30 p.m, to Mount Hoval Cemetery.Newfoundland and Quebec papers please, copy.BYRNE.\u2014 On tbe MH June, 1906, ! Mary A.Woods, beloved wife of John Byme.Funeral will leave her late residence, No.8 St.Valier street, at £45 am., on Monday, the 12 instant, for St.Patrick's Church, thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.Friends and relations are requested to attend with- | out further notice.| Montreal and Ottawa papers plosss | copy.GAGNON\u2014On the morning of June 9th, 1905, Marie Ale.ina Gagnon, at the ago of eighteen years and six months, daughter of Phileas Gagnon, milkman.Funeral will leave her father\u2019s residence, No.257 Grande Allee at 10 o'clock a.m., on Monday the 12th instant to the St.John Church, thence to Belmont Cemetery, MUISAN\u2014In this city on the 9th! June, 1905, Dame Carrie Jane O'Neil, wife of N.Moisan, merchant grocer, aged 35 Fear and 9 months.! he Funeral will take place at 9.o'clock on Monday morning next, Jeaving the residence of the deceased, ; No.23 D\u2019Artigny street at 8.45 for St, Jean Baptiste Church, and thencs to Belmont Cemetery.Friends and relations are requested to attend without further notice, New Advertisements, Ocean Sailinge\u2014Cunard Line.Auditorium\u2014\u2018The Passion Play.\u201d Special Sale of Ladies\u2019 Sumtner Waiste \u2014F.Simard & Cie.Fox Head Ale and Porter.The \u2018Black Cat\u201d Mixture\u2014Fraser, Vi ger & Co.New Palace Str, Montreal-R, & O.N.Company.Ocean Hailings\u2014Quebec Steamship Co.Chaap Sale of Dry Goods\u2014Z.Paquet, Employment Purenu\u2014Jos.Tanguay.Notice to Congignees\u2014Harold Keé ney.For Sale\u2014Charles Vezina.Special Offering This Wack\u2014\u2014P.J, Cote Postum Food Coffce.Toilet Articlos\u2014 Mechanics Supply Co, \u2014 Toilet Articles.RUBBER SPONGES, \u201cRUB-DRY\" TOWELS, fais