The Quebec chronicle, 8 juillet 1905, samedi 8 juillet 1905

[" IliThe Knlaz Potemkine is Stil = The Weather, \u201cLower St.Tavwrense and - Ooclee and boooming showery a ESTABLISHED 1764.ey > The QUEBEC, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1005.\u2014 Genuine Cuban \u201cGuava Jelly\u201d J .German Pearl Onions ir \u201cTEA RUSKS\u201d and i AIS ESCAPED HER PURSUERS ton PR N at Large le Hot on Her Trail\u2014-Russian Warship to Poutect Theodosis-Another Case a of Mutiny.Bt.Petersburg, July 8\u2014(2.30 a.m.)\u2014 According to the latest reports the Enias -Potemkine has escaped her pursuers and is still at large in the Black Sea with the torpedo boat destroyers Stemilvy and the Black flest hot on her trail.There is little doubt that she is heading for Poti or Batoum, but no despatches from either place had been received up to two o'clock this morning.Advices received by the Associuted Press indicate that the temsion is increasing in the Caucasus where the turbulent cle- mots arc excited over reports regard- @ the condition of the Reet, in- féasing the fear that the arrival of the Kniaz Potemkine at a Caucasian point will have the effect of pourmg oil on the smouldering flames.A bomb was thrown at Tillis to-day.Sebastopol, July 7 \u2014 A naval magia sailors of the Prout have been isomed in the fortress here and others are still on board.London, July 7 \u2014 The Constantinople correspondent of the Daily Mail says that the chicl of staff of the navy has gone to Heracles, with orders to prevent at all costs the Kniaz Potemkiue approaching the en- \u2018trance to the Bosphorus.e is instructed to supply the battleship with coal and even with money if needed.Theodosia, July 7 \u2014 A Russian warship has arrived to protect the town.The inhabitants, who fled while the Kniaz Potemkine was in port, are returning.Novorossiysk, Russia, July 7 \u2014 The Black Sea fleet arrived here to-night and will go southward, The authorities have placarded the town recom- tending the ple not to go upon the streets should the Kniaz Potemkine appear.Novorossiysk is at the head of Novorossiysk Bay, on the torth-east coast of the Black Sea.Odessa, July 8 \u2014 Vice-Admiral uknin has telegraphed the Gover- r-General ol Odessa that the Black Bea fleet has been ordered to capture or destroy the Kniaz Potemkine.MONTREAL NEWS NOTES.Montreal, July 7.\u2014The Bank of Montreal announces that it will handles Canadian subscriptions to the new posed loan which will be floated , Now York, London and Berlin for apan.fficiai figures of the custom re teipts at the port of Montreal for the fincal year ending June 30, show a mat] decrease from last year, the total for thie Joa heing $11,501,666, ageinat $19,430,927 for the previous ve months or a decreass of $864, from Ottawa, headed À del b Mr, Paisley, of the Grand Union otel, was in the city to-day making financial arre ents to build a new hotel on the Union.tion of the present Grand THE WRECKED SUBMARINE.Paris, July 7\u2014The Ministry of Mariné issued à communication this evening saying that the eombined efforts of French and German salvage tues succeeded this afternoon in beinging to the surface the submarine boat Earfadet, which sank Thuredav worn.ing at the entrance to the port of iti Abdallah, Tunis.Water, [nod and fesh air were suppMed to the mein.of the encaerd craft, who wor aKve.The submarine was being slow.Iv towed into shallow water wh'n some of the cables snapped, the pont remaining suspen n a perpendicular position held by a coble from a French tug.Efforts are bring made to x grappli rons, n Italian tng has rived de aid in the rescue, Thomson, the Minister of Marine, left Paris to-day for Biterta, Tunis, to investigate the cause of the sinking of the submarine.+ Edelweiss Camembert Cheese Olives Stuffed with Celery (new) LARGE IMPORTATION OF HUNTLEY & P BISCUITS INCLUDING THEIR WELL KN -ÂT-.| A: GRENIER, 94 and 96 JOHN STREET +.+ TE BLACK SEA FLEET |g BURGU j BEAUNE and \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 , BOUCHARD PERE & FILS.\u201cMEAL WAFERS\u201d SCORE OF FIREMEN Seriously Burned or Overcome by Smoke at New York Fire, New York, July 7\u2014Upward of a score of firemen were seriously burned or overcome by smoke to-night during a fire which destroyed the upper oors of a seven story factory building at Hudson street and Ninih avenus.The most serious injured, all of whom wers taken to a hospital, wers Lieut.Notu and firemen Fred.Werner, Jno.Findley, Robert Johnson, Lawrence Easley, Frank Lennon and Neil Donohue, Others lesa seriously hurt were attended on the spot and many of them gallantly retumed to work, The first firemen to reach the scene, beaded by Lieutenant Notu, ascended the stairs to the fifth floor, on which the fire had gained considerable headway, where they were met by a \u201cback draft\u201d explosion which hurled them down the stairway, hands and faces scorched and their clothing on fire.All managed to reach the street, where they were assieted by their comrades, The first floor of the bmilding was oo cupied hy Station C., of the Post Office.It contained a large quantity of mail which\u2019 the half dozen clerks on duty worked to save at the risk of their lives, as for a time there was great danger that the upper floors would collapse.The rest of the build.ing was occupied by the Wing Piaho | bec Company, the Dale Electric Light and Fixture Company, and Trier and Edgewild, manufacturers of photo mounts, > total loss is estimated at $100,- ARE STILL AT WORK The Preshytery of Jacques- Cartier Parish Visited by Thieves.It has font become known that, between the hours of midnight and two o'clock on Wednesday, thieves broke into the presbytery of Jacques Cartier parish, The midnight visitors scaled a fence on St, Francois street, after which a pane of glass in one ol the cellar windows of the building was broken, and entrance secured in this manner.The thieves then visited the different rooms on the lower floor and moved the furniture around, examined drawers, etc., but found nothing te carry ofl.The marauders then ascended to the second story and enter ed the room of Rev.Father Cing- Mars, vicar of the parish, who was absent at Grondines.They eearchod the desk and moved the furniture about, securing a certain sum of money.Rev.Father Cinq-Mars, on the morning of his departure, had left about a hundred dollars in his bureau, but this the thieves overlooked.\u2018he thieves seem to have operated in security, the occupants of the presbytery being sound asleep, and tcok their departure without leaving nny trace behind.About twenty dollars worth of damage was done by them in the presbytery.A few days before two of the poor hoxes in the church were broken open.ELECTRIC LIGHTING RAT!'S.Meeting of Special Cammittee Ad journed Matters for a Month.The special committe of the City Council to consider the rates of electric lighting in this city, was held last evening under the presidency of Ald.Cunimings.Mayor Parent and Ald.Picard, Dinan and Tanguay were resent as well as Mr.W.D.Bailairge, City Engineer, aid Mure.E.A.Evane and J, M.McCarthy.Managers of the Quebec R.L.& P.Co.and Quebec & J.C.P.Co.re- apectively.Mayor Parent remarked that it was a proper time to discuss matlers with the managers of both electric companies before the Council shouid take action.Some time ago the discount of #0 per cent was dropped bv the companies and the citizens were anxious to know why such a chance had been considered necessary.He thought that the citizens of Quewere paying too high for their electric lights.Messrs.McCarthy aod Evans hoth addressed the meetin~ aad nt the latter\u2019s suggestion the meeting was adjourned for one month when both companies will probably place o - proposition before the Ceuncil which NEW LL 5.STATE GEGRETARG ep Aen ors hy, Counc, Thich Oyster Bay, July\u2019 7.\u2014Official an- nouticement was made here to-day that Elihu Root had bsen appointed ry of State.The sanqutiçement was made to-day on the authcrity of President Roosevelt, y OBJECTS TO DOCTOR'S REPORT.8t.Thomas, Ont., July 7.\u2014Barrister 0.K.Cameron, acting on behalf of Village Council Port Stanley to-day issued a writ against Dr.English of London, claiming $25,000 for statements alleged to have been made regarding Port Stanley's water supply snd on behalf of Dr.Mothersill, Port Stanleys \u2018medical health officer, for 85,000 in connection with the same alleged atatements.Port Stanley claims the water supply ir pure and Dr.English's statements are alleged to bave been that little or nothing bad been done to purify the water, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 CAUSE FOR ALARM Rumor That Montreal Prisoners Are Being Released in This City, Renidents of this city are becoming somewhat alarmed over a rumor which has geined ground during the last couple of days to the effect that prisoners who have been transferred to the gaol of this district from Montreal are being released here upon the expiration of their sentences, instead of being taken hack to the former city.idents on the Grande Alley have reccived visite within the past few days from at least two individuals claiming to have just been released from gaol and who sought aid to enable them to reach their former homes in Montreal, from which place they had, owing to the congested condition of the gaol there, heen sent to Quebec to serve their sentences in the gaol of thi.district.The stories told by then certainly gave much evi dence of credibility, and their © com laint that the romise to return hem to Montreal after their sentence had been served acemed to have soma foundation.The two alleged ex: prisoners claim that among the fifty or more prisoners recently sent here from Montreal are rome of the worst toughs and scamps of that city, and il those dregs of humanity are also to be liberated in Quebee, it is certainly time that our citizens should learn it the rumor is founded on any basis of truth.Complaint was made along the samo line some years ago when prisoners were sent hers from other geols, and it was at that time announced that all prisoners sent to Quebec from outside places would be taken back tn the place where they were sentenced when their terms of tmprisonment had been served, and not dumped upon Quebec.NDIES BORDEAUX, : (Established 1781) LAW, YOUNG & 08, « = + Agents for Canada and Newfoundland meeting then adjourned for one month DEPARTURE OF HON.A.TURGEON Hon.Mr.A.Turgeon, accompanied by his private secretary, Mr.F.Le mieux, left for Li and St.Malo yesterday afternoon bv 8S Victorian and the Minister of Crown Lands was given quite a hearty send off.Among those present on the wharl being Messrs, Gro.Tanguay, and L.A.Taschereau, N.P.P.'s, C.Blouin, M.P.P., Mr.Nan.Lavoie.Mr.Gro.Garneau, Felix Turcotte, Messrs.Samson, of Levis, I.N.Belleau, K.C., Jules Hone, jr.Neuville Belleau, Alex.Giard, B, Michaud.N.Turgeon, J.F.Forgues, J.A.Delisle, lector Verret, advocate, W.Learmonth, M.A.Lemieux, Art, Paquet, J.W.Sirois, and others.As the steamer left the wharf three hearty cheers were given in honor of Hon, Mr.Turgeon.CHICOUTIMI YOUTR'S ADVENTURE.A young man from Chicontimi, whe had just arrived from the woods in Ottawa district, appeared before the Recorder yesterday morning.He pre sented a somewhat | battered appear ance and had a tale to tell to His Honor.He had gone with a carter on a sight-secing tour on Thursday afternoon and when he recovered consciousness do found himself in the station.1453 which he iresseci, some 8115 still luckily remained, The police stated that they had arrested the young man in a house on St, Cecile street, and that he had been beaten by the carter and thrown out of his waggon.He was saved by some of the women in St.Cecile street from the brutal attack of the carter, and the police were later notified.The carter, who is well known, will, it is stated, be arrested.The young man was kept in charge of the police and will this morning be placed on a Lake St.John Railway train and forwarded to his home at Chicoutimi, S.CKLY CHILDREN, More children dic during the hot weather months than at any other \u2018season of the year.Their vitality is then at itn lowest cbb, and an attack of diarrhoea, cholera infantum or sto- wach trouble may prove fatal in e few hours.For this reason no home ia which there are young children should he without a box of Boby'e Own Tablote, which promptly cure all stamach aml howel troubles, TE the Tablets ate given to a well child they will prevent these ailments and keep the little one well and strong.Mrs.Joseph T.Pigeon, Bryson, Que., says: \u201cMy little one was attack with tolic and diarrhoea, and I fomad Baby's Own Tablets =o satisfactory that T would not now be without them in the house.\u201d These Tablets vot only cure sum troubles, tut oil the minor ailments that afflict infants and young children.The centain no opiate or harmiul drug, nocd may he given with equal safety to the new born baby or well grown nhild.There are imitations of this medicine and mothern should see that tha words \u201cBaby's Own Tkblets' and tha four-leaf clpver with chikl's head ra each leaf is found on the wrapper around each box.As you value your child's life do nat he persuaded to take a substitute for Ba! y's Own Tab.Irte\u2014the ome medicine that makes shitkdeen well and keepa theme well Rall by all druggists, or you can get them by mail at 25 conte à box by writing the Dr.Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, Quebec Chronicle.Temperaturessod maximum tempera.Minimum Sires\u2014MNontreal, 65.82; Quebeo, 70.90, ONE CENT, MEETNG OF \u201cTHE CITY COUNCIL The Propused Widening of St.Paul Street, PROPERTY DEA WITH C.P.R.ph .Extension of*Bugghine Strest\u2014Charges on City Workets\u2014Rosol of Condolence.| + A meeting of the City Compcil was held last evening, but tine urine only was transacted.May¢r Parem presided, amd among those) present were Aldermen = Quatin, Drift, Cle ment, Tanguey, Taschereau, Ÿ Dinan, Cummings, Jobin, Marois, ÆVincens, Savard, Luquet, Donohue Lioand.A petition was read from\u2019 residents of Grande Allee and St.Louis street, protesting against the noise made by\u2019 the wheels of certain elect cars, The matter was referred to fhe Rond Committee, but Mayor Pérent informed the Council that the Tumpany had told him that the cars were now im the beat of repair.A resolution the Quebec County Council, complaining of the rates imposed on the different city markets and asking that = uniform tariff be imposed, was referred to the Market Committee.The by-law extending = Dauphine street to St.Patrick street was read & first time and the seeond reading bas been fixed for the next meeting.The reports of the different Committers which held meetings this week were read and adopted, as well as the following resolution regardiag the exchange of property b:tween the city of Quebec and the C.P.R.:\u2014 At a mecting of the City Council of tbe City of Quebec held on the \u2018th day of July, 1905, it was moved Akdermann Drolet, seconded &y Alder wag Clement, and resolved, 1st.On condition that the North Shore Railway Company shall ode over to the widening of St.Paul street a strip of land 15 feet wide along the north side of said street from St.Roch street to a point opposite tie north crn end of St.Nicholas strat and from thence gradually diminishing in width to & point at the south-west corner of St.Paul street and Henderson street ; pot Gnd, And thet the wid.Noth Shere Railway Company shall puiki a wharl from the northern extremity of the prolongation of the Gas Wharf to 4 point at or near the north-cast cornet of Prince Edward street and St.Roch street, and shall fill the Palais Basin so as to make it a solid piece ol gronnel, and shall construct theroon a romdway of a sufficient width for the circulation of pedestrians and vehicles as shown on the plan, and shall keep the said roadway in order both dur ing summer and winter at jts own ex: pense ; 3rd.The city shall cede to said railway company all its rights and privileges on the said Palais Basin and property, and will prolong Henderson street northerly along the gouth-westerly side of the Gas works property, of a width of about 30 feet, as far as the extremity of the said Gas wharf ; 4th.The city shall allow the sai) railway company to lay four or more additional tracks across St.Roch street on the northerly vide of the present tracks leading to the Quebco station.8h.The city will approve of the laying a track across the proposed extension of Henderson street and directly = connectin, the proposed reighy yard | south of the proposed wharf with the Quebec Harbor Commissioners\u2019 tracks on the Louise Emtankment.6th.The case pending at the city ol Quebee hearing No.1213 of the records of the Superior Court, District of Quebec, wherein the North Bhore Railway Company is plaintifl against the City of Quebec, defendant, will be discontinued, each party paying its own costs, And His Worship the Mayor ia here by authorised to sigp and execute on behalf of the city an ngreement with the said railway compeny to carry into effect the transaction embodied in the above resolution, said deed being subject to confirmation, if thought necessary, hy the proper au itien.AMerman Tanguay, seconded by Alderman Vincent, moved a resolution of condolence on the death of Hon.P.Garneau, a former Mayor of this city, and Aklerman Duquet, sedonded by Alderman Picard, moved @ similar resolution on the death of My.Fdmond Giroux, à former City Couned and the Council adjourned to the 18th August, THE JAPANESE LOAN.\u2018( Bpecial to the Chronicle.} Monteral, July 7.\u2014The Bank of Montreal will handle the new 8180,- 000,000 Japanese loan throughout the Dominion of Canada as the representatives of the London, Berlin and New York syndicate.The loan will be paid oo the same terms and conditions as the previons 4 1-2 per cent.transaction.The indications are that the new loan will be even more wucreasful than the previous loan which was subscribed over seven times.The Bank of Montreal will publish the rospectus early next week, giving full Partutars to Canadian investors.The new bonds are already st a premium of 2 per cent.in the underwriting price in New York.TURKEY MOUNTING GUNS, Constantinople, July 7.\u2014The council of ministers has resolved to begin pre parations for the dispatch of all availe able warships to the entrance of the Bosphorus and for the mounting of heavy guns at the forte in Kavak.These guns wers purchased for this purpose same years ago, but were not \u2018mounted owing to ohjections made by isa Government, the Russ City of Quebec for the | Ty, ENGINE DERAILED Horse Struck and Killed at Foot of Dorchester Street Yesterday Afternoon, ~ Between noon and one o\u2019clock yes terday an accident took place on the C.P.R.croming at the foot of Dor choster street ns a result of which a Rorse was kilWled and an engine was derailed.\u2018One of the waggons of Ald.Rancour, ice merchgnt, was crossing the track when the engine came ng.Preceding .Rancour\u2019s vehicle was another one which blocked the way and provented the former from clearing the track before the engine, which could not be stopped in time, struck it.\u2018The horse was instantly killed and the vehicle smashed ta the Rancour waggon fortunately man- the force of the shock.\u2018I'he driver of piocce, the engine being derailed by agod to jump in time to save himeelf from injury.Work was immediately begun to remove the wrecked waggon and dead horde and replace the engine on the track, and while this was in progress another accident occurred, a section hund named Drolet having his foot injured.While working at the engine Drolet was struck by a piece of iron on the foot, which was painfully cut and bruised.The injured man was immediately taken to his bome, where Dr.Lacroix was summoned and attended to him.is a married man, residing in Le se UNITED PRAYER MEETING.A prayer meeting will be held in the Y.à.\u20ac.A.to-day at 5 p.m.Al wade welcome.COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.Sergt.Buteau and Constable leades arrived back from Roberval yesterday with the Jowa man Goldsbury, ar rested in connection with the recent circus troubles at that place, and whe has been committed to stand his trial on the charge of kidnapping as a result of the preliniinary investiga- by | tion held hy Judge Vallee.The prisoner has asked for à aperly trial, which has been fixed for the 18th instant.Meanwhile the prisoner will be kept in the gaol of his district, e young Toronto man Caldswell, who was acquitted at the invratiga- tion and set at liberty, also arrived here yesterday.BUILDING OPERATIONS.The following permits have been anted at the City Hall: \u2014F.Houin, proprietor, repairs to build- img, Frs.Parent, contractor, $3,000 ; building on St.Peter street, heirs Atkinson, proprietor; E.Falardeau, tontractor, repairs to building on Bt .Peter and Sault au Matelot streets, JJ.T.Donnelly, proprietor, 8400 ; E, Falardeaun, contractor, repairs to building on d'Youville street, J.G.Hearn, proprietor, $100; Cauchon & Freres, contractors, repairs ta building corner Church ant King strects, 212: P.A.Lamonde, eon.tractor, for repairs to building on St, Joseph street, M.Tæcroix, proprietor, $200.ALBION LODGE, NO.2, LOOT.Installation of Officers for the Ensue ing Term.At last evening's mesting of Albion [exige, No.2, 1.O.O.F., the officers tlect for the ensuing term were duly installed, the ceremony being carried out, in the unavoidable absence of the D.D.G.M,, by Bro.F.RH.Walling, P.G., Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge of Quebec, who war assisted by Bros.J.Ross, I\"G., W.Hutchins, P, C.P.of Montreal Encampment, Pp, Dale, P.G., and T.Kell, P.G., the in stallation being performed in a very efficient manner hy the Grand Warden and bis staff.The reports presentoid showed the Lodge to be in a flourish- {ng state, its numerical and financial position being cause for congratulation.The officers installed were as {follows :\u2014 TL.Duncan.Martin.J.Cheveries F.8.~1.Lane, P.G.Treasurer\u2014J, Norton, P.G@ Con.\u2014T.Reynar, P.G.Warden\u2014J.8, Burford, P.G, R.8.N.G.Dale, Pt L.8.N.G.\u2014W.Hallett.R.8.V.G.\u2014J.Kelly, P.G; L.S.V.6.\u2014E.H.Martin.R.S.8.\u2014T.Brown.L8.8.\u2014F.A, Wilkinson, 1.WY Small.0.G.-R.Watt.Chaplain\u2014-Rev.J.&.Browoëg Organist\u2014N.Remillard.SALMON FISHING From 1st July to 16th August.Lovers of Sport can find an excellent place to Camp Out, the best of Meals, and good accommodation for Ladies and Gentlemen be:i:e one of the finest places for Salmon fishing, only 9 miles from Chicoutimi, at a lace called Lake Grand.Lake rand Is filled with Trout, and Salmon Is captured at a distance of five minutes from camp ln Mars River.Call atthe Chateau Saguenay, Chicoutimi, terminus ot the Q.& St.J.Ry., and ask for the proprietor of Lake Grand.Or better still Tetehone the Eve of your departure to prietor Lake Grand, Chicoutimi.NOTICE.month from the first | ublication of this natice, the Benevolent and Mut: el Renofit Association, known and designated an 1he \u2018A eociat on Canado Americain +,\" of shire, oneof the United Btater of America, will present to Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Quebec, in council, # petition to b authorized te operate in mil province, in virtue of 59 Viet, chap.34 The High Court of the \u201cAssociation Canado-Atnerlcaine.\u201d\u201d Manchesier, N.H., 5th July, 1908, CALIXTE MORIN, july 8xim 8,a._ SIMARD & CIE ORTON a poece 8 AOAC ORCECACHUBOLCH V8 CONTINUATION OF OUR JULY SALE! wen OF.Whitewear and Babies\u2019 Clothes.At no time of the year can you buy Muslin Underwear at the Prices Quoted.The Finest array of New Stylish Lingerie we have ever shown.At F.A.Fackuey, contraffor, for repairs ta\u2019 Notice in hereby given that within one | Manchester in the Btite of New-lamp- .every price there are superb values, no matter what group you strike.There is money in it as there is no old styles.Gowns of Muslin, Nainsook and Lawn from.42c to $4.00 DrAWErs.a0oncounsecacencer sons vence .1760 to 2.00 Corset Covers.\u2026 12¢ to 2.50 Chemises.2ic to 2.00 Underskirts.260 to 11.00 Children's Dresses.32¢ to 3.50 Children's Gowns.eens .25¢ to 870 Children's Skirts.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.cecarceccuns.34C tO 926 SPECIALS IN JAP SILK WAISTS Drolet > The most popular Stylesand Designe.Some are elaborately trimmed with round yoke formed with rows of fine Val.Lace Insertion, and Hemstitching.Others have front made with small plaits.These models tare decidedly clever and effective.1.75 Silk Waists Worth Regularly $2.76 7 For Jap \u201c \u201c \u201c gu y $3 50 .25 .$3.25 se \u201c « \u201c6 $5.00 SILK SPECIALS.Two Excellent Values.White and Colored Habutai Silks 20 inches wide, Selling in regular way 25c.For.White and Colored Habutal Silks, 27 inches wide, Regular 50c.quality Special Price.\u2026.a RCE FORO LR F.SIMAR E., 137 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch.QUEBEC.19c, \u2014 me mL a Quebec's Only Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Season\u2014SUMMER-\u2014Season Baseball Goods, Cricket Goods, Lacrosse Goods, Golf Goods, Tennis Goods, Bicycles, Football Géods, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Rifles.Ammunition, Canoes, Tents, Camping Outfits.THE V.&B.CO., sr join'streer ts for Lally's Lacrosses, Eagle Bicycles, Peterborough Sole Agen Canoes, Burrowe\u2019s Bi ables.SPORTSMEN AND TOURISTS MAKE A POINT TO VISIT US.P.0.BOX 372 TELEPHONE 190 Montreal Connection: T.W.BOYD & SON.\u2014 = _ = 300 Page Catalogue for Wholesals Only.RAINCOATSI AT HALF PRICE.| To make room for new stock, we are now selling off our large stock of GENTLEMEN'S RAINCOATS AT A REDUCTION OF * 50 PER CENT.ALL SIZES, GOOD COLORS AND THE LATEST PATTERNS.A HOLT, RENFREW & Co.BUADE STREET meme YOU SHOULD ALWAYS BUY THE BEST Pommery and Moet & Chandon Champagne, FACTS WORTH CONSIDERING WHEN BUYING CHAMPAGNE : In buying wines, the consumer does not pay the same price for an Ordinary as for a High-Grade wine.Champagne Varies in Quality like cvery other wine, and should be bought accordingly.The market of the world 1s London.In London, Champagne is graded, valued and bought entirely on quality, and English Price Lists show how great the difference in value is between the various brands of Champagne, For many years Pommery and Moet & Chandon have stood the test of the London market, always obtaining the very highest prices TO GET GOOD VINTAGE, GIVE YOUR ORDER TO H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabrique St.| \"PHONE 1118 A 1 mgm ven \u2014 ad ~via and ae 4 GLOVER, FRY & CO.BVLVVLLLLVLLTVLLVAVATE VLVVRLLLLRVLLS BALL REQUISITES.Large Stock of Handsome Brocaded Silks, Cream and White Crepe de Chine, Silver Grey Crepe de Chine, Evening Shades in English Chiffons, Evening Shades in Sheer Voiles, Real Honiton and Duchess Laces, Black and White Plaited Ruches.Evening Kid Gloves \u201cDENT\u2019S\u201d White Kid Gloves, 2} \u201cDENTS\u201d Grey Kid Gloves, #4 \u201cPERRIN\u2019S\u201d Evening Gloves, oc 20 Button Length Kid Gloves.Large Reductions ON - - Jackets and Mantles, - Imported Trimmed Millinery, a.Sunshades at Reduced Prices, ; - Fone LACES.Real Honiton Lace Handkerchiefs, NPoint Gauze, Honiton and Thread Laces.French Malines, Oriental and other Laces in great variety.n\u20260+.+.++++++++1.+0.++.GLOVER, FRY & CO.4040033050 0S01SSSSSS 0400000 UUSSSUUE AND OTHER Pr alds.High Grade Gems at the lowest prices.Europe we have the oldest record of firm in Canada.Such a lon tions, affords us many valuable selection of our stock of Diamonds.Diamond Mounters whose workmanshi highest merit, desi n perience and skill.or in elusion settings of modern, ginal design to meet the views of the wearer.Wedding Rings in 14 carat, 18 carat carat Gold.Prices from $4.00 to $12.00 BOTTLE AT LTC L VAAL TT LAT CLALLALC LF VATRL LVL VLVVVLLVVLBAT LASERS a Jewellers, 16, Fabrique Street.++++t++++e++++1++v+++e Qu+ 100 à 256 15c.NOVELS FAR THE FOUR FEAT) by; \u2018 ul HERS, by A, BR W THE REAL WORLD, by R.Herrick.ON THE WE-A-T! GB THE WHEELS OF C > G Wells 5 THE GARDEN OF A COMMUTERS THE CELEBRITY.hk E .Ch JOHN BURT, by F.y HF ALSO PAPER EDITIONS OF STINGAREE, by E.W.Horni SILENT PLACES, by 8.E.Whi THE HOUND FROM THE NORTH, by lum.THE CORNER STONE, by David LyalL THE SIXTH SENSE, by Adeline Sas t AUNT PHIEPS, by Tom Gallon\u2014 AT \u2014 P.J.EVOY'S, 107 John Street.rr Ki TécÉpnone 928 | js IEE u pas no RY = FUDORE QUEBEC.FOREIGN WINES.SPIRITS, MINERAL WATERS.Choloe European Table En potes HE p\u2014\u2014\u2014 a Prod Headquarters for Familles and Hotel 8740 8T.JOHN ETREET, 2nd EDITION QUEBEC UNDER TWO FLAGS \u2014BY \u2014 A.G.DOUGHTY \u2014 AND \u2014 | N.E.DIONNE May be ordered through any bool seller.=v QUEBEC NEWS CO, QUEBEC.MADE IN CANADA.JOKSFRIEN C | \u201cBAKING POWDER .The Kind Grandmother Used, | On the Market 40 Years and Sti the Favorite.Send for Cook Book Free to W.D.McLAREN, 583-585 St.Paul Street, MONTREAL A0 $ XN 2 = Thoroughly equipped and in complete ost central and oot rE Pm European Plan.Popular Prices.Your Patronage lu sollalted.THE DOMINION For M.P.SHIELDS, Agent, 2 B.L.i.BATES, Proprietoy COAL CO., Ltd MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF DOMINION STEAM COALS, SCREENED, AUN Q MINE AND SLAG) ly to General Agent, 112 8%.James Street, Montreal, or Rod Jos Loue Enabant aout toot Rmeay 84 _ ww Telephone 84 à / SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1908 THR QUEBEC CHRONICOLR, 3.éponst SUMMER UNDERWEAR ENGLISH AERTEX UNDERWEAR FIVE DIFFERENT WAYS.IN TWO PIECES OR COMBINATION.LONG SLEEVE AND LEGS, SHORT SLEEVE AND LEGS.LONG OR SHORT SLEEVE OR LEGS BNGLISH CASHMERE AND MEBINO VERY LIGHT ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN COMBINATION OR TWO PIECES LAFRANGE & MULLIN, Tailors a 48 FABRIQUE STREET.AUDITORIUM Last Two Performances 2 EUGENIE BLAIR warns EAST LYNNE xveniso CAMILLE PRICES RH Ame July | Tourvée Dramatique Fra (15, 25 Lablche's Grent Comeig || 56, 50 DOG LOST\u2014A WHITE DOG ANswering to the name of Beauty strey.ed away from opposite Coulombe street and Boulevard Langelier.Finder, please aTcture to 219 Soulombe street, and any person in whose possession the dog is found will be pro secuted., COAT LOST\u2014YESTERDAY MORNing in the Lower Town on Chamétreet, a gentleman's checked dont Finder will be rewarded by | li feturuing to Chateau Frontenac before soon today.LOST\u2014ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, between 4 and 6 o'clock, on ths rars from Jupiter street, on the round trin te 8t.Jean Baptiste Church, or in * the church itself, or on the north side of St.John streat between the rhurch .tin street, a gold heace- let with brilliants.Finder will be ve- od on leaving it at the Chronicle IH FOUND.FOUND\u2014A SMALL PURSE CONtaining » sum of money, owmer oan bave same applying at this office \u201cand paying for advertisement.JF WANTED.EXPERIENCED DIVERS WANTED for wharf construction, steady ome loyment for good men, all equipmen 2 {tools furnished.Aeply to Ran.\u20actolph Macdonald, Three Rivers, Que.WANTED \u2014 A COACHNAN, ONB .who will make himsclf useful around the house.Apply to Thomas NcDow gall, 16 Mount Carmel street, Cape.WANTED-BOY SPEAKING FRENCH had English, as messenger and one.Making himsel in office.Apply, R.f all si LADIES WANTED EVERYWHERE to canvass for The Edwards Bkirt 3 shirtwaist and akirt ther for eight inches across back without pins or points to tear \u201cgarments; exclusive territory; fres terms and sample.The Edwards au Bkirt Supporter Co.Drawer 2530, Toronto, Ont.MEN WANTED-RELIABLE MEN in every locality throughout Canada Lo advertise our tack up show cards on trees, , along roads, and all conspicuous places; dis- ! ibutiug small advertising matter.ti Le I per year or $75 per month sod ox $2.50 per day Steady ployment to good, able men.fo ienoe necessary, Write for vartis .Empire edicine Co.London, Ont, MALE HELP WANTED.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ADVERTISEMENT WRITERS EARN m $23 to $100 a week, and ca got itions at any time without trouble.will give personal instruction by ndence and make you an ex- .Write to-day for particulars.enry A.Dumont, 25 Exchange street, hester, N.Y.Aa * LARGE BUSINESS HOUSES DE- ing to secure expert.advertisement ewWriters can do mo commanica Ling ith me immediately; graduates of my ndence school are in cvery way ed to do this \u2018work.Henry AM Exchange Street, Roches- Ad wy TO LET.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PURNISEED COTTAGE TO LET\u2014 On the Island of Orleans, close to the Peery.Apply at this office.MÉSROONS 70 LET \u2014 RPLENDID goomn atid board, all modern | im- vements, suitable for single person or married couple.Apply to 88 Mount Carmel strost.vraimen FOR SUMMER OR LONGER TO houses on fields on harder of city.pply at 8t.Foye Toll Gate, HOUSE TO LET \u2014 THAT EXCELlent houss No.38 Park Avenue, ro cently ocoupied by Mr.Douglas Noad, with\u2019 all modern conveniences.Electric light, gan and hot water throughout, Por further particulars apply to Mr.Walter Sharpe's office at the Jeflery Bn Hospital or by telephoning 391, MS TO LET\u2014 TEN FIRST rooms, furnished or unfurnished, ®\u20144a central locality, hot and cold wat bs electric light, Boarders well looked ' ter.rm U » fo t ly, M W.Donohue, 3 reutine trance on Ucsule treet, © Mie 10A4GAKBRY en Tor SPLENDID or worl conieotionery, oven: baick stable with places for 4 , eoach house and æcodshed, No.» Francie street, Jacques Cartier .% large vard ta aino conmected with ehle etabliahment and could be weed advantageously by a contractor others.Apply to Els.Drouim, 47 ._Asgelme sirept, Jacques Carties Ba \u2014 on \\ ba \u2014w TO RENT \u2014 FOR THE SUMMER months, two cottages situated at Lake Beauport.Chairs, table, stove snd beds supplied, Apply to Gaspard Ges: main, 88 Valier street.HOUSE TG LET-NO.42 LOUIS street, from the 1st of September next, Apply to Dr.Simard, 42 Louis street.TO LET-FIVE LARGE ROOMS over my store aud several others suit able for grand offices; they are most prominent; centre of the city, along side Post Office, Court House, Chateau im Terrace.Also TO LET-THE PREMISES OCCUPied by McCall, Shehin & Co.ns a wholesale dry goods store, in Boase Block, corner of Dalbausie and Moun tain Hill Lerue & ue, Notariesree, FOR SALE.rer FOR SALE\u2014A SMALL BABY CARriage, only used 2 or 3 times, well finished.wil be sold cheap.For lur- ther information, apply to 38 Boule vard Langelier.FOR SALE \u2014 A BOVSE CONTAIN | Ing two good tuneuents, in the Bar jou, near the Franciscan Fathers\u2019 Monastery.G.A.is, notary, 102 St.Jom street.FOR SALE\u2014TERRESTIAL TELEscope on tripod.Le 4 feet 4 inches ; Height 2 feet inches ; dian meter of objective 6 inches; 3 extra ed pieces.Price $0.G.Seifert & ons.FOR SALE\u2014A FIRST OLASS carriage horse.Also a caleche in perfect order.Apply to J.J.Murphy, 340 Champlain street.TO LET\u2014UNTIL OCTOBER 18% or, as the case may be, until May lst, 1806, that first-class house, corner St, Joseph and Carrier streets, facing Duziel Sqquare, Notre Dame of Levis, close to the electric railway.let furnished, with piano, and, il wanted, with kitchen utensils, crockery and cutlery, excepting ailverwars, Seven rooms; walter service and ali modern convenience.Churches and markets moar by.Beautiful view, Can be occupied immediately.Apply at tho house, to Mdme.Veuve Flavien Roy, 3 Rue St.Helene, Levis.FOR SALE.\u2014A SPLENDID MILCIH font Apply to J.B.Martel, 334 ichelieu street.WAGGON FOR SALE \u2014 A BKCOND hand family waggon m perfect order; also a Apply ta No.53 sh Roch\u2019s street.FOR SALE\u2014FIRST CLASS }OD- ern self-contained houses, on Park Avenue, stone and brick.All modern conveniences, Also first-class building lots, Apply to Ms, Walter Sharps, 24 Park Avenus.BOARD.easy access to town.Apply to Mrs, Bours get, fifth house from the electric car terminus, Haberdashers, PHONE 1606.| RICH & ABSOLUTELY PURE ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT CITY LEAGUE Championship Lacrosse Match SUNDAY, 9th July, 1905 Q.A.A.A.Grounds AT 3.P.M.BALNAGOWN (Ross Rifle Factory) \u2014 V8 \u2014 COLUMBIANS (Siliery) ADMISSION.0000000 00e 15e.GRAND STAND.10e.Extra july7x2 \u201cGhamoionshio L'crosse Melo, .Q.A.A A Grounds.% Saturday 8th July, 1905 AT 3 P.M.BALNAGOWN (Ross Rifle) \u2014 VN \u2014 | Pt.St.CHARLES (Noatreal) ADMISSION .es 250.GRAND STAND.10¢c.Extra CHILDREN.\u2026.errr eu 15e.faly7x2 St.Andrew's College, TORONTO.A Residential and Day School for Boys.Upper and Lower School.Boys pre- \\ for Matriculation and Royal ie.; By College.Separate Junior Residence.Handsome New Buildings, opened in September ; thoroughly modern ; attrac.tivo in appearance.acresof plagfeld Situated in North Rosedale, Toronto's beaithiest district.Church 8t., car line, Autumn term commenoes Sept.12th, Write for information Rev.D.Bruce Macdonald, M.A., PRINCIPAL.apl20xwed.eatri2 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.JEREMTE RICHARD\u2014BOOK-BIND- er and ruler \u2018(formerly in the employ of the late G.A.Lafrance) 105 Moun- PERSONAL.YOUR FORTUNE TOLD BY THR most reliable clairvoyants.Send birthdate, dime and stamp.Prof, Carl & Rollin.490 Clark St, Chicago, Qu+++++4+0++00%%t4: hateau Cafe NOW OPEN.Moals Served af all Hours Excellent Servicei ¢ The Garde Champlain's Excursion to Boston VIA Canadian Pacific Ry.JULY 29th, 1905 FARE ROUND TRIP $9.76 \u2014 Tickets on ofl regritar trains Jul 29th, arsiv Sup an return on all regniar imine nip to Ançust 7th, arriving In Quieber on the sth, 4 composed of 8 vo Dent ddr Pros CR Porto compense \u2018The Garde Champlain wita ita Bras and Bugle Pand will make the trip and see that every at.tentang sour = own [in pa ue tefomdn in Manche - ter, Nashua, Lowel hefit by the excuron as tickern ure good ny of thas places Tickets Sloe.Ity r Rmaryation gnd gs informatish Tay hd ce Eten gag Mer tier of the rde Champlain and Beandion, 764 81, Tompu A, A A.Bt Michel, $1.Sohn Ft, K Beland, #0 NL John dt.A.Beat bien 787 Vailer mt Æ.Fortier, 243 Kt.Joseph St, Taviguenr & Antehison MK J a.0, A, ù tas.Buade At, J.La Lurens uit, Johan BL.July ext à 14 Standard remedy for Éleet, Gonprrhma Runnlr IN 48 HOURS.Cures we ney and Bladder Troubics.DO YOU WANT A PRETTY SUMMER SUIT?One that will be cut on the very latest lines, after the style that will suit you best ?MADE FROM ALL-WOOL CLOTH | The produce of the World's best Manufacturers ?And for a price nc higher than for inferior goods and ill fitting suits in many other places ?If you want all this, and have Ît guaranteed to you, - - GIVE - - WM.LEE, sud sr.A CALL.The best and cheapest place in town for clothes.CITY HALL, CITY: TREASURER'S OFFICE, Quebec, ist May, 1905, NOTICE In a few days the Assessors will be- giz to Jropars their Valuation Roll, !'As it often happées that many \"suns willingly deceive the Assessars by iving them erroneous amd false information as to the real amount of their rents, etc, etc, 1 draw, in a particular manner, the attention of the taxpayers to the following clause of Act 33 Viet,, chap.48.| \u201cAny person who shall refuse to rely to de questions which ace put to BA by any asseutor in the dischar, of ths duties impused upon sum y law, or who shall give information to the said asscasor which us xmows Lo be false, or who shall verbally imsult or slander or strike such assessor.or who «hall refuse to allow any such assessor, in the discharge of his sani duties, to euter in and upon his pro- \u2019perty or the localitics occupieu by oh shall incur for each offence a pea- ally not exoceding FORTY LULL AWS.ch shall be recovered accord: to law, before the Hecorder's Court of the said City.\u201d | The most energetic measures will be taken to discover the persons guilty of such offences, as injurious to the Corporation, as unjust to the citisens who pay according to tho real amount : of theis rent.All such persons be prosecuted to the full extent of the aw, \u2018eG JL LAFRANCE, .Clty Kreasurer, °°.NEWS § R.M.8B, Victorian, Captain Mac pico), arrived from Moouweal at 1 pa yesterday and moured at the pany's wher, Having disembarked Quebec Passcugers aod cargo, she left for Liverpool at 5.15 pun.Hon.A, Turgeon 1 smouyg ber cabin passengers, R.M.8.Bavarian, Captain Brown, from Liverpool, th, vis Moville th June, with 80 frst, 263 secumd and 754 third-class passengers and a neral cargo, landed the wails at imouski at 5.25 am.yesterday amd arrived im port at T p.m,, mouriug at the Breakwnter.After landing pus sengers and Quebec cargo, shu left for Montreal at miloight.The Ba {arian came by the Straits of Belle C.P.R.LINE, Steamer Montesgle, Captuin Pureay, from Bristol, with a general cargo, arrivel in port last evening and mooredl in the Louise Basin, i MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Importer, Cape tain Perry, from Manchester, with a general cargo, arrived in port vesters day evening and moored at the Puinte-a-Carcey wharl, QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Steamer, Bermudian arrived at Bermuda from New York at o'clock yesterday morning.R.& 0.NAVIGATION, ! The steamer Montreal will not run ! betucen Quebec and Montna) to-mor-! tow and Monday, as she will romain here to have some repairs made to! ber boilers.She will leave Montreal to-night for Quebec and arrive here | Sunday morning.Steamer Tadousse ; will replace her on Sunday afternoon on the Montreal route.i NOTES.Steamer Wobun, Captain Meilde, braving discharged her curgw of , left port for Syduey yesterday morne | ing.Steamer Gustav Adolf arrived from Three Rivers yesterday morning and proceeded for Sydney.Steamer Athenia, Captain Webb, having completed cargo, lefy port for Glasguw yestrrday moening.Steamers Bergenhus amd Mystic, from Sydney with coal, arrived in port yesterday morning and pro ceodeC for Montreal.Steamer Dalmally, Captain Firin, sailed from Glasgow en the ith ins stant for Quehre, Steamer Fremona, Captnin Mudie, fram Quebec, arrived at london om the 6th instant.Swamers Bonavista and Fridtjol | Nansen arrived from Manteeal yesters day and procesded for Sydney.Steam schooner Florence, Captain Simpuon, Jeft yesterday for Seven ls.lands, with a general cargo and several bond of cattle: SIGNAL SERVICE.Quebec, Sth July, 1905.Father Point (i37.)\u2014Foggy ; west wind.Ipwurd ot 20 pan, Esce loun, Matane (189), \u2014smoky ; southwest wind, Inward at J pm, one stcam barge with a tow.Bark Caurhria anchored here.Anticosti.\u2014 Cloudy ; north-east wind.Heath Poimt (437.)- Outward at 6 a.m, Torr Headlow Point (5%) \u2014 Clear ; west wiml.Inward yesterday at G30 pu, Hermod.| Outward yestorday st 7 p.m.Dominion.Fame l\u2019uint (552.)\u2014Foguy ; cast wind four icebergs in sight.Belle lele (731.)\u2014Clowxly ; strong torth-cast wind.Inward at 6 an, | two-masted steamer, Nineteen ice- ; bergs in night.J Cape Race (317.)-Clear and enlm, | Inward at noon Nedenes, | PORT OF QUEBEC, Arrived, July 7.BS Bavarian, Brown, liverpool, Al lans, Rac & Co., passengers and eneral cargo.\u2019ictorian, Mucnicol, Montreal.Allans, Rac & Co., general cargo.83 Monteagle.Parry, Bristol, C.P.R, Co, general cargo.&S Manchester Importer, Porry, Manss cheater, W.M.Macpherson, general cargo.8S \\Bergenhus, Kahrs, Sydney, for Montreal, conl, BS Mystic.Abbott, Sydney, for Montreal, coal.Bohr, J.L.Selig, Binis, St, Augustin, gencral cargo.Schr, M.©.Etoile de Mer, Taïrance, Ste.Anne, ballast.Bohr, Rernadette, Tachance, Isle-aux: Gruen, cheese, CLEARED.88 Victorian, Maenicol, Liverpool, Als Ians, Ras & Un., general cargo.8S Bavarian, Brown, Montreal, Al Inns, Rae & Co., gencral cargo.B3 Florenee, Simpron, Seven lands, general cargo.Bohr.M.C.Ftoile de Mor, Tafrance, Isle-aux-Grues, general cargo, Behr.Bernadette, Lachance, A je-auxe Grues, general cargo.C.B.0.A.Mainville, Jones, United Staten, pulpwool.\u2014 Monkey Brand Soap removes all ataine, rust, dirt or tarnish \u2014 but won't wash elothen LU HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.July, a.m, p.m, .8 0.58 10.2¢ 9 10.51 11.28 MOON PHASES, First Quarter, Sunday, 0th, 12.44 p.m.Fult Sunday, 16th, 10.33 am.Lest Quarter, Monday, Mth, 8.04 Is Saturday Sunday.moon, am, ! New Moon, Monday, 8lst, 11.03 Ir, Lyor's Tooth Powder Cleanses and b tifi teeth and purifies the A sed le of refinement a, queries of & century.Very convenient for tourists.| PREPARED BY EX Lyodr BUS THE MAN ABOUT TOWN Tho crew of the Kniaz Fotemking appeur to be having the time of their lives.Tha Fourth of July casualiy list will divide interest with the Mauchurian operations for a while, Boys end girls, there's a train at 8,30 every evening, to Moatmocuy Falls commenring Monday next, The victory of Leanders at H-nley is another evidence of Briti ease, je ad the Mrs, J.McCarthy, Mont, .tog at the Victoria, | eh 18 stay Mise McCari Montreal, is Victoria, or st the Clark Johnston, Toronto, is register.od at the Victoria.» ia register C.A.Miller, Richmond, is at the Victoria.J, M.Callahan and wife, Coneord, N.H., is stopping at the Victoria.P, J, Reilly, Boston, Mass., i = ing at the Victoria.~ ane Me na E.C.Watkins, Boston, is stoppin at the Victoria.: F.H.Tucker and wife, New.York, are at the Vistoria.JF.Collins and wife, Belleville, are at the Victoria.Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Wair, Belleville, Unt., are at the St.Louis.Sir Adolphe, Lady and Miss Caron, Ottawa, are guests at the Chateau.Mr.J.A.Hebert and family, Montroal, tegisiered at the Louis yester- av.Mrs.Frank Brown, of St.Reymond, is in town, the guest of Dr.and Mrs.Btewart.Messrs, James McCutcheon and G.Hu.Conley, of Toronto, are at the St.Louis.A large number of Americans registered at the St.Louis Hotel yester- y.Lt.-Col.Ray and son leave for Tadbusac this morning where Lt.-Col.Ray will join yacht Laura for atrip to the gulf, * Hon.Chas.Fitzpatrick, Mrs, and the Misses Fitzpatrick, and Mr.Art.Fitzpatrick, Mr.and Mrs.L.A, Cannon and Ald, Taschereau leave this morning for Murray Bay.Messrs.Gerald R.McCowan, J.G.Greenshiclds, E.A.Haritt, Mrs.J, N.Greenshields, aod W.F.Walker, were among the Montrealers who registered at the Chateau yesterday, Following are the guests at the Vietoria Hotel: W.olden and wife, Montreal; D.Ross, Stratford, Ont.; H.Langlois and wile, Sarnia; J.A.Joyce and boys, Franklin; Miss Edfan J.J.Roberts, W.O'Grady, iss Alice Scanlon, Stratiord; K Aubry and family, 0.Gauthier, Wm.Pratt and wife, North Bay; R.Heriot and wife, Little Rock; Joy Brown and wife, 8, L.Hollingsworth and wile, Syracuse; W.Cooper and wife, St.Thomas; J.F.Lood and wife, Td ronto; Archie Fraser, Cabano; G.Bain and sister, C.Knight, London, At the Clarendon :\u2014Rev, G.Prudhomme, Ottawa; A.McCoancll and wife, M.Driscoll and wife, A.BE, Bmith and wife, Fd.T.Curtis end wife, St.Alban; H.Williams and wife, Detroit; #, C.Faneker and wife, Miss Faneker, Jackson, Mich.; J.Bentley and wife, Jackson, Mich.; F.A.Jamdberg, Boston, Mass.; T, D, Marshall and wife, Belleville, Ont.; G.Gubuston, New York City; C.Mercher and wife, E.C.Gluynn, Mrs.Tennell and son, Mr.sod.Hes.P.F.Doyle, Oswego, Mich.; J.W.Glee son, Oshawa; (ico.A.Veasey, Littleton, N.H.; J.B.Andrew, Lit.tletonN X.H.: F.H.Geyamer and wife, E.NMawker and wile, Miss Hawker, Richmond, Gue.: T.E.Peilders, Montreal ; E.FE.Hawkins, England ; D.J.MeDonnell and wife, Miss E, Sullivan, Misa L.Sullivan, Almonte; J.Picard, B.I.Newell, Greenfield ; C.J.Farley, Nashua, NH.; W.P, Bunnon and wife, Central Falls, R.I.; H.Chas.Graham, Winnipeg.ACCIDENTAL ?The Jury returned & verdict of accl.dental death on the man who fell from the window ledge on which he had fallen asleep.But the death was really due to carelessness | which made the accident ble.ere are a man ives suddenly termina oa resul t of carelessness, alt hthe cer tificate may read \u201cheart faiture.\u201d a takes gy chances with C À his stormach and neglects the warnis ptoms of disease, he is careleaiyinviing Galerie.Dr, Pierce\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other ns of digestion and nutrition.It enables the perfect digestion and assimilation of food, which makes strength.It stimulates the liver, cures bilicusness, and removes bilious impurities from the vit hed been trou Tih a pein tn lower nt of my en Ae tht re, so Severe t W would ki) me in time.\u201d writes Mt.Aaron Vap Dam, of (Kensington) 239 1190h Bt.Sie hn Ba aging on me a \u201d 1 hed to eke se Tused omach Bitters & tirme, but it 4 no good sn ! wrote to Dr.KR.V.Pierce advice, which he gave me immediately.1 followed his directions: used two boties of his medicine and wan cured, 1 hats torpid tiver which wan troubling roe instead cramps (sa I thought), so Dr.told me.I have pleasure in living mow; have gaived is \u2018weight 13 pounds since Lhen.\u201d Dr.Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure come pation.They do 2at beget the pill FEMALE WEAKNESS WOMEN WHO SUFFER Listen to What Dr, Hartman Proposes to Do for You Without Charge.Doubtless hundrads of thoussnds of Women alt over tho United States have sean Dr.Hartman's offor in tho papors\u2014 how he has undertaken to treat overy' woman suffering with any form of female disease who will write to him, tive of charge.To those who have not heard of this it may be said that Dr.Hartman isa phy- sicisn and surgeon of grea\u2019 renown in maodical circles, especially in the treatment of those disesses which women alone have to bear.Ho has arranged to answer all letters that are sent to him from women troubled with any form of female weakness, free of charge, giving tho benefit of knowledge which has cost him forty years to accumulate.The medicines he prescribes are within the reach of any woman, snd she can got them at any drug store.All she is required to do is to send her name and address, together with her symptoms, duration of sickness and age.Address Dr, 8.B, Hartman, President Miss Muriel Armitage: of The Hartman Saaitsrium, Columbus, Ohio.Mrs, Senator Roach, of Larimore, N.Dak.; 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the pedestal of Fame\u2014it was consist.| ent golf.There's not much luck : about going round a course in 70 three timca in succession.luck | is! with the dub who dors his 90's And then one day astonishes the community by going round in 7R, say, Truly, old Dame Fortune must have sidden on the little white apherr and guided its crratic course = to the The playing of young Dou.| glas Laird War most erratic.His first two shots in the tournament went out of bounds and were counted as lost balls.Still, with thin bad : start, the young Princeton student ~ he han one yrar vet\u2014qualified, An! easy victory followed in the first round | but in the next young Austin simply toyed with him, winmng & up.But form will tell sometimes, and Lainl open, and first prise fell to his lot in the handicap.LOYAL TO THEIR REPRESENTATIVE.tin were playing their round in amateur contest, the handsome golfer from the Ambitioua (ity wan cheered on a handsome bevy of the specie femin from his homo village.«Lyon, but we wish you ' Telegram.| THE RECENT GOLF CHAMPION.le trifle, | However, finished firet of the amateurs in the ; M .Lyon and Fritz Mar.| common.2 were.raring oh the been remarkable, and with European Among the gallery were Misses Phepos, Southam and Young, and when thei champion bit the dust there were la | mentations loud and long.They are: very clanny, these Hamiltonians, and even the fine dinner afterwards on the porch of the club didn't altogether assuage their grie£\u2014 Miss Phepoe, it will be remembered, recently won | the Hamilton cup.With feminine consistency 4?) this same picturesque trio said Inter to the champion : \u2018Me couldn\u2019t cheer you this morning, Mr.\u2019 luck this | Mr, Lyon smiled.\u2014 \u2018loronto | round.\" ATHLETIC SPORTS IN INDIA, The Natives Play Football in Their | Bare Feet.As ia only to br expected, considering their national dict | (eurri-bhat, the physique of the natives of India will not compare with an Englishman\u2019s, though they possean a litheness of form and quickness of eye! that we lack, and which makes them among the finest gymnasts and jugglers in the world.Such perfect balancing powers have they that even supposing them bereft of the tenari- ous grasp of foot possessed by all barefooted races, there would be still left much to admire in their skill.No contortion seems too difficult for them, no bar too slight or smooth to be negotiated, no height can try their nerves, and no standing ground ppears too small.Even a slip is of little consequence to such clever tumblers ; they seem to have all the climbing powers of a cat.As run- ors their staying powers are most wonderful: a dakwallah deems the task of running twenty miles a mere dt is strange that in games pure and simple they do not display the same excellence, though = tha rricket of the L'arsces is meritorious.| Of other native pastimes, the one which may cause the most surprise is football, as it seems essential à game Gitted for northern climates only.Yet it is not merely played, but layed rather extensively, consider ng its somewhat recent introduction into the country, Its growing popularity is still more surprising on account of the hard nature of the ground and the heat of the atmosphere, conditions which scarcely tav- or cither the playing or players.Asraciation, the game more adapted to the Indian climate, is the code in general use, The wmual rules and regulations are in force, but the natives play barefooted.How amar- ing ! Imagine for a moment playing against opponents wearing boots, and yet this ix a common occurrence with there people.As footballers they are fairly fost, and have plenty of nerve, but at present they do not uite understand the passing game, combination, which in thy root of success, ia beginning to dawn upon them, though unfortunately, their lack of muscular stamina would tell against them if ever they should \u2018¢ wen to encounter an English team of professionals.| Some native piey- wx are individually really good, very speedy, very keen, and, what is more important, they pass well, and seem to realize the scientific side of the ame.As yet thess are fow and far tween ; the kick-and-rush game, in termingled with dribbling, is more Still their progress has influence the reat may come, The lean religion a man has the more | prominent v De MIR.Superfluous Hair Removed by the New Principle, De Miracle Et is better than electricity, because \u2018t does A rea mon Crh Better than X-ray, 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included in merits of articles we offer.\u2014 The variety in ltings, Brooches, Scaripins, Links, Chains, Watclies, Clocks, Silverware, etc,, is too complete to enumerate.At present we offer the special inducement in a balance line of fine Leather Hand Bags and fine Umbrellas at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES EMILE JACOT, 159 ST.JOSEPH STREET.\u2014 SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1905.SWEEDEN\"S RULERS OF TH HOUS sentative Has Been of His Dignity Of the reigning families of Europe kingly honor than that to which be- none has added more to the lustre of longs the present monarch of Sweden.From the time of its founding by the distinguished marshal of Franco, the Prince of Ponte-Corvo, came through the empire power of the reat Napoleon, the house of Bernafive bas been one which has ever commanded the highest respect aml admiration.Springing as it did from comprehended almost all that makes for greatness in the view of the world, Itis a family of sailors, able seamen, who from boyhood were familiar with ships in all their detaiis; navigators, who, beginning with the boxing of compass, acquired a knowledge of every trick and turn of wind and wave; soldiers, taking natyrally to bivoune and battlefield and knowing of experience the ranks and grades ol Gighting men from the privates wm the squad to the commander in-chicf pos- wecsed of the baton of a field marshal In the arts and sciences its members have given to the world artists, whose handiwork has been a superior order of merit and whose paintings and modelings adorn publie galleries and private collections ; singers, whore rare voices have successfully competed with } land which has born Nilsson, Arnoldson and Lind; composers, who have created love songs of sweetness; anthems, grand ond religions, and mili- \"tary measures of inspiring melody ; pacts, whose verse would be an inspiration to any literature ; novelists, essayist« and vrators of force, power and quality; protectors of things art- ietie and friends who have not only appreciated artists, but have reached out to them hands of helpful fellow- fine statesmen, whose unusual .acumen and courage has been vraldeel throughout the earth, and better, perhaps, than anything in the long enumerntion\u2014gvntivmen always.THE FIRST OF THE LINE.The ruling house of Sweden is now in its third generation, the present king being the fourth of the Bernadottes, The line is modern, begin: ning with Charlee XIV.who was sue.coded by hit son, Oscar |, who in his turn bequeathed the crown to his son, Charles NV, This Charlea, dying without issue in the kingly line, his brother, Oscar IT, the present monarch, came to the throne, 1792 Re was a colonel in the army of dotte, a bricfless lawyer, Jean Bap tiste Jules Bernadette, waa born at Pau in Bearn, Jan.26, 1788, Destined for the law, he followed his natural bent and chose the professions of urns, enlisting in 1750 ux a private in the royal marines of France, When an arbitrary distinction of classes war £wept away by the revolution, opening the path of preferment to ail alike, the abilities of Bernndotte secured speedy recognition.He had seen but his nine years of acrvice had brought him nothing more than the chevrons of à sergeant.From this time on his rise was rapid, and in 1792 he wae a colonel in thearmy of General Custines.\u2018The year following he served with Kilcher and demonstrated his ability =o thorouchly that he wae promoted general of brigade and almost immediately afterward became general of division, In the campaigns of the Rhine and of Italy the brilliant work furnished she foundation of hic soldierly reputation.During these years he avoided rather than sought the favor of the young Napoleon, Fach instinctively distrusted and disliked the other.It is said that after their firet meeting Bernadotte remarked : 1 have scen a man, 26 or 27 years old, whe wishes to he thought 50; this does not augur \"well for the republic,\u201d a judgment { which in the light of later history .proved his sagocity ax a prophet and a Roman heart,\u201d xaid Napoleon after tthe interview, \u201cHe hax iron blood in (his veine,\u201d proving himself not interior to Bernadotte in his reading of men.Puring Bonaparte'# ahxence in Egypt Bernadotte was appointed minister of war.Île reorgunized the army and prepared the way for the conguest of | Holland, His popularity was so great that the directors became alarmed | fearing that he might dismiza ther and reconstruct the government, They ; removed him from the ministry, an i action hy which they doomed them.selver, for there is no doubt that dis.Mrs, Brown, E.Dudswell, {.Belleves she would be in her grave had it not been for Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills.Mrs.Charls Brown, East Dudswell, Que., writes i=l used two dollars worth of Dr.Chane's Kidney-Liver Pills and they dil me more goud than all the drugs I ever took.had a very, very sevire coe of kidney dis ease.1 wan sick for two years and during the second year was in bed most «of the lime.From Janvary to June 1 eoukl not sit up, hat war oh.ligrd to lie on my back and could not get any relief at all.When pansing water it s-emed a8 though thers was a thousand pieces of glass sticling through me, the smarting and stinging wae so great.I conld only pass a denp ar two Al n time and the water wan very highly colored, \u201cDe, Chase's Kilney-Tiver Pilla pe.lioved me of these dreadful pains and took away the rheumation.They also cured me of conatination antl liver troubles nnel T fully believe that it it had not heen for them I would be in my grave today.\u201d Ve, Chase's Kidney-Liver Pille, ona mill a dore, Ie.à box, at all deal: sre, où Fimangon, Baton & Co, To- rontg whose title | the loins of old fighting stock, it hax © the splendid native vocalism of the twa years of garrison tile in Corsica, OF BERNADOTT Sketch of the Monarchs Whose Last Repre- Depossessed of Half and Domains.trusting Bonaparte, whom be wished arrested for abandoninb the army in Egypt, he would have gladly protect: ed the directorial government had be j been placed at the head of a sufficient body of troops.Though he had no share in the revolution which estab | lished {he consular authority, he shar- od in its advantages, accepting the position «wt councillor of state and | general in chief of the army ol the west.THE VICTIM OF JEALOUSY, Bo brilliant was the work of Berna dotte that jealousy conspired against him led to his displacement.Never 1 theless, when the imperial dignity was :ussumed by Napoleon, the reputation of Bernadotte was so frmiy estab lished that even the emperor could not \u201cignore it; with other distinguished of- fiers he received a marshal\u2019s truncheon, and in 1506 was invested with the principalify of Porto-Corva for bis distinguished services at Austerlitz.As prince, the government of Fionia | and Jutland were entrusted to him, l end the mildnesr of his administra: tion won for him renown as a statesman and ruler, In 1510 the death of Prince Augue tenburg of Sweden left the throne of that country without an heir.The Swedish states in council nominated Bernadotte as successor to Charles XIII, who adopted him as his son.In the campaign of 1913 and 1514 Bernadotte, as Crown Prince of Sweden, joined the coalition against Napoleon, and it was his Swedish contingent that decided the battle of Leipsic, THE SECOND KING.On the death of Charles XIV, in February, 1SIS, Ahirty-cight years af- \u2018ter his enlistment as a private sol sdfier in the army of France, Bernadotte wan crowned king of Sweden and Nor- ! way, with the title of Charles XIV.John.His coronation as king of | Eweden took place in Stockholm, May 11; as King of Norway, at Bron thirm, Sept.7.His attitude towards his subjects is shown in his reply to - an nddress from the citizens of Stock.\u201cholm : \u201cWhen 1 came among you,\u201d said he, \u201cI brought nothing beyond my sword and my actions ax my title and guar- anter.If I could have brought you a auccession of ancestors from Charles \u2018 Martel downwaed, 1 should have valu- i wil the distinction for your sake only.For my part, I am satisfied with the \u2018remembrance of the services 1 have performed, and with the glory which has prepared the way for the title which hot exalted me.My claims in other respects rest on my adoption by the , king, and on the unanimous choice of n free peuple.On these 1 found my rightful pretensions; and so long as honor and justice are csteemed on \u201cearth my rights wilt he accounted more legitimate, move sacred, than if 11 were descended from Odin.History informs ux that no prince ever mount.| hy consent.1 have not opeded my «da foreign throne but by election or | way to the Swedish throne by the lat- tet ; I have been invited to it by the !Hormer: and this is my best, my | proudest claim.\u201d OXCAR 1.BECOMES KING, Dying at Stockholm March R, 1844, y the\u2018 man who had been called from { sunny Franee to the snowy throne of the fair-haired Harold, was succeeded 1 by hix only ron, Oscar, surnamed \u201cthe peaceful.This monarch reigned lens than a score of years, but his administration was noteworthy, He brought the criminal law ol Sweden and Norway into line with modern ideas ; he abolished slavery in Martinique ; he advocated large appropriations for popular education; he secured citizenship to women after the age of 25; he made daughters equal inheritors with eons; he reformed the prison system ; lie improved the civil, asa and war laws: he developed railways, voada and canals, and the commercial wred by leaps and bounds.8 with which Sweden wan blessesl during his reign was based, not on her weakness, but on his [Pers Turing the Crimean war he delaret that Sweden would be neutral.The Russian Ambassador in- .sinuated to him that hia master, the emperor would not be pleased with his neutrality and anked what would do were the emperor to send one hundred thousand men into his domain.His answer was: \u201cBe pleased to ray to your sovereign he would do well to send one hundred and fifty thousand eight days after, to inquire into the fate of the first one hundred thousand.\u2019 The neutral ity was not hroken.GOOD KING CHARLER XV, Charles SV.regent for two years and vider brother of the present king, \"atte to the throne in 1530, He was thoroughly a man.His car, heart { and hand were always open to the needs of the people, but he dialiked conventional demonstrations, and the story is told of him that on return- ling to Stockholm, where à formal | reception had been arranged, he chang ed clothes with the conchman ol the | first carriage, whose seat he took and vo pared through the crowds, calling ing ont Innghingly that the king was in the rear.He died Sept.IR, 1872, winer which time the second Oscar, who also hore the titles of Prince of Sweden and Norway and Duke of Ostergntland, han upheld the traditions of his line, Pact, painter, musician, linguiat, orator and promoter of peace, Oscar I.inherit the aristocratic gqualition of mind combined with the democratic wirit which rained the first Bernadatte from the ranks of the people ta the proud position of king of a free nation.Like the three of his house who preceded him, be has been 8 good, just and wire man.The dominating qualities of the houss of Bernadotte are character, courage and culture, Handsome physically, intellectually acute, morally fine, the Bornadottes \u2018ure an ideally kingly race he | seing girls to he lesa boisterous +.» NAVAL NOTES.\u201cOne Life, One Fieet, One Flag, One Throne.\u201d Qua++++++++++++++ The ladies of Dublin and other cities in Ireland bave presented to new battleship Hibernia a beautiful silk flag to be used on all important occasions.As a result of the battle of the Bes of Japan battleships construc in future will probably be modified to eliminate the ram, which owing to the weight of modern heavy re, and the distance at which it mes effective, seems to have rendered that weapon obsolote.One of the weak points in our naval system at the moment is that only one gun is held in reserve to replace ery four in use.It is possible in a fought engagement for these great to actually wear out, or at leart be sufficiently disabled to need repairs.The Japanese have a reserve of gun for gun in their fighting line, and therefore know they need not slacken the fire at a critical moment.One of ths most imuortant and suc- ceasful of the Navy League Schemes is {he Lancashire Sea Teaining Home in verpool, where 100 ys of good character are educated for the mercantile marine.Every branch of seamanship is taught, and a, gymnasium, drill ball, and rifle range sre provided for the further training of the boys in ways which will make them a future credit to the country.So lar the flea, though limited for lack of funds, been a pronounced success, and the boys are eagerly sought after by shipowners; it is hoped when the people of England realize the importance of British sailors for British ships that such homes may be established in every sounty and supported by the State.1t must have n apparent to every reader of the recent troubled aspect of Furopean diplomatie affaire that a powerful and concentrated fleot is a guarantee of pesce, and that the British naval policy of withdrawing units from distant stations to the heart of the Empire is in the present nature of things the best disposition of our sea forces that can be made, \u201cWe consider that one of the greatest dangers that British Empire has to face in that.through inappreciation of the cesential principles of offensive naval strategy, admirals may be tied through popular clamour for the presence of the fleets off great ports for the purpose of coast helence.The proper place for the fleet is not off our coasts but where the enemy's ship are, ., .Why is the Navy in a state of unexampled efficiency as we believe it to be?Because of the continitons, informed, and vigorous pressure brought to hear on the Government hy the Navy League.In al- mort every one of the recent reforms the League has been ten years in advance of the Admiralty.let ua strain svery nerve to prevent the Government from lowering the standard.\u201d \u2014 From the Times of India.\u201cThe essence of all naval strategy is to use the entire strength to attack the for; as the enemy's fighting ships may be in any seas of the world, which are all one sen, therefore al, the lighting ships of the Empire must in war be available to gn where the need for them is greatest\u2014that is, to where the enemy's squacrona are to be found.This has bern the winning tradition of the Navy.To win, when we meet that enemy, the victory on which aur whole Imperial life throughout the world depends it is necessary to use not a part only of our resources, hut the whole of them.In the conflicts of the future, as of the past, every ntom of naval strength that the Empire can supply will be required to wecure triumph.\u201d\u2019\u2014H, F.Wyatt.Doctor's Don\u2019t Know All When they say Asthma is incurable.Every day bad cases are cured by \u201cCatarrhozone\u201d ; thir scientific treatment ie a perfect success.Try Catarrhozone yourself.to WOMEN AND LAUGHTER A Parisian physician has started a school of laughter! This is surely an innovation.We are accustomed to hear that we may \u2018laugh and grow fat,\u201d but whether the threat conveyed is auch that the average woman is afraid of increasing her avoirdupois or whether she is too lazy to do more than smile occasionally is not known, but it in a fact that women «do not often laugh.They smile, and alas! too often giggle, but a hearty laugh is becoming à race thing.Some prople claim that the childhood training, for- and restrain their hilarity, has resulted in the absence of loughter among women, land surely an unmusïcal roar is anything but pleasing, hut let us try to cultivate the \u201cmunical tinkle,\u201d\u201d the \u201csilvery laugh,\u201d so much vaunted by the novelist, and in return we are promised that not only shall we be more attractive, but entirely free from dyspepria\u2014the latter in a prosaic but comforting reason, although il a woman suffers from that complaint it in difficntt to understand just how she will feel well enough to langh, and so cure her own illness.THIS MUSICIAN IS DELIGHTED His Kidney Disease and Gravel Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills.Tried many Med icines but got no Relief Till He Used the Great Canadian Kidney Remedy.Rosedene, Ont, July 7\u2014(Special)-\u2014 Mr, Samuel J.Crow, + well known mursician of this place, relates an ex perience that akin to the alreexiy eat popularity of Dodd's Kidney Dilla in this locality.\u201cI suffered for years with Kilney Frouble,\u201d nays Mr.Crow, \u201cwhich be same aggravated with every attack of told and caused me much egony, The disease developed into Gravel, when 1 wan totally unfit for anything, \u201c1 tried\u201d different remedies\u201d without the denired result and was | in much mirery when I decided 10 try Dodd's Kidney Pilla.when to ney astonish ment and delight I immediately began to recover.\u201cAffér using five boxes the allment bed entirely ceaocel and a 2e gain mnjoying perfect vi , à wire owe 10 Dodd's Kidney Pills.\u201d The fact that Gravel yiekin an readily to Dodd's Kidney Pills is good neva imleed, as it away with those torrilile operations that = were supposed to be the only relie! 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- eons, Col FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO MISS O'REILLY, LADY SUPERINTENDENT TELEPHONE 466 a EE re THE QUEBÉÉ CHROWMIOLE.\u2014 \u2014 0 ® \u2014 Absolutely Pure HAS NO SUBSTITUTE \u2014 BURIED IN ALPINE SNOW.\u2014 other Glazier Keeps Its Vietim In Perfect State-Forty.Years After the: Awful Tragedy on the Alps.As a sequel to one of the most appalling tragedies ever enacted on the slippery mountain _ stages of Switeer: land, scientists are confident that \u2018the body of Lord Francis Douglas will be delivered up by the famous Zermatt Glacier within the next few weeks, Forty years ago, or to be exact, on July lé, 1865, Lord Douglas lost his life during the ascent of the Matter- | hom\u2014the most perilous peak of the\u2018 Alps.Despite a careful and continuous | search, and the expenditure of a con- work of a moment, perivit.The rope was us, and the jerk came on us both one man, We held.\u201cBut the tunate -companions slidin Hande, endeavoring injured, disappeared one by one glacier, feet helow.the great more than two hours \u2018For moment Hudson was dragged from his steps, and Lord Douglas immediately after him.And this was the Upon hearin Croz cry out old Peter and | planted ourselves an firmly as the rocks would taut between rope broke midway between Taugwaldec and Lord Douglas.For a few seconds we saw our unfor- downward on their backs and spreading out their to save themselves.They passed from our sight un- and fell iram precipice to precipice, down to we KAIDHARRY MACLEAN Retires After an Adventurous Career-Man Who Made Morocco What It is.Bir Harry Aubrey de Vere Maclean, to give him his full Eaglish title, who, after perving as a British | soi- dior, resigned from the British army in 1876 to be a Moor, is now leaving bis beautiful palace in Morocco und returning to England, says the London Express.A keen, clever Scotsman, in Moorish dress ; a man rather short of stature, gifted with commanding ability anh great voursge ; a striking figure, dothed in loose trousers tue! into tall riding boots, an embroidered cont of zouave style, a soit white turban, and a loose robe falling from + | shouklers\u2014-such is Kail Maclean, late commander-in-chie! of the grand army of the Sultan of Morocco, The sight of one eye has gone, but the other is good enough for two.Something over a quarter of & century ago the voung Scotsman, being on duty in Gibraltar, took a jaunt across tn Morocco.At the instance of The late Sir John Drummond, then | British Minister at the court of the Sultan, he was offered the tof musketry instructor to the Moorish army.Being a Scotsman, and therefore far-seeing, he \u2018grasped the skirts sf happy chance\u2019\u2019 and took the post.TEACHING THE MOORS.Ae taught the Moor how to shoot, and as & master of military things ina country where the problem of defence is of immrmse importance , a very few years found him standing close to throne itself.Then, as a high honor, and as a fitting recognition of the great services he had tendered to the nation, the Sultan made him a Kaid, When Abdul Asiz came to the throne of Morocco, Macsiderable fortune, no trace of the who remained expected every moment! lean became his friend and counsel noble victim was ever found.The en-|to be our last.Eventually we did |tor.tombing glacier has kept its secret | what should have been done in the! Of all the thi the Kaid has well.beginning, fixed ropes to the firm | hieved, he bas done nothing better During the past forly years, however, a huge mass of ice has been descending regularly according natural laws.rocks and began slowly descending.\u201cSome hours later we arrived to | to search.It in believed that the body | wo long and coolly buried will be in\u2018 a perfect state of preservation.ced n July 14 Edward Whymper Lord Douglas and the six other t the party reached the summit of the | down foc speech, silently Matterhorn, the first to achieve it.\u2026 our effests and those of the \u201cOn the return,\u201d says Whymper, ! men, and completed the duscent.\u2019\u201d \u201cMichael Croz had laid aside his axe In all We bent aver the ridge and cried ut last y and-| within vight nor hearing, we the snow on the ridge descending to- The portion where the ward Zarmatt, and all peril was over.English nobleman fell is now entering | We frequently looked, but in vain, for the valley and will soon be accessible | traces of our unfortunate companions, them, but no sound returned.Conviothat they were neither of | from the useless efforts, and, too cast Eathered, up oat the years that have elapsed than his great feat of hecoming a Moor without ceaning to be a Scot.He has roamed the wild regions of Morocco with the nomadic court, and has often been the only connecting link between the Sultan and the ministers of the powers who remained.more or less patiently, at Tangier.A soldier, a royal adviser, an army at to lomat.And now and then he would put on, with a growing fecling atrangeness, maybap, an English suit of clothes, and would come over and and in order to give Hadow greater! wince this fearful tra the exact | make a claw at Brighton, and visit security, was mbeolutely taking hold\u2019 where the body of rd Francis | the officials of liowning street.\u2018Then of his legs and putting his feet ona, Douglas found a resting place in the |pacl: across the sea, once more Moby one into their propper positions.\u2019 great glacier has never bren exactly | rocco bound.Suddenly Hadow slipped and against Croz, knocking hin over.\u201cI heard ome startled fell located.The three other bodies were ; found the next morning 4,000 feet be- exclamation t low: the spot .frem which they had THE DEAD SULTAN.Of course, like most successful men, from Cror, and then saw him and] plunged.All Alpine toptisis may see be was a constant victim of jeal- Hadèw Ming downwards.In ai™ heir graves at Zermatt, | ousy.There were those who watched pour with the \u2018green eye\u201d bis influence Dr.Jaeger's Summer Goods.Jaeger\u2019s G Brand Feather Weight Underwear.Jaeger\u2019s D Brand Very Light Underw r.Jaeger's K Brand Light Underwearaeger\u2019s Cashmere Day Shi ts.5 Jaeger's Golfing Shirts.; Jaeger\u2019s Fine Wool Sweaters.Jaeger\u2019s Pyjamas, Jaeger\u2019s Sandals.Jaeger\u2019s Camping Blankets and Rugs.Jaeger's Half Hose and Golf Stockings.Jaeger\u2019s Cholera Bands and 3andages.John Darlington, Opposite Post Office.CECIL MODERATE CHARGES.Bedrooms from 5; Suits, ( Bedroom, Bath and Sitting Room) from 25; Breakiast, 2:8, 3; and 3¢8 ; Lunch 36.nner 5; Hotel Cane Apoazms, \u201cCECELIA,\u201d London.Accommodation for 000 Guests.with the Sultan and his successful bandling of the army, and, in the course of time, a \u201cmilitary mission\u2019 from France was \u2018\u2019placed at the Sultan\u2019s disposal.\u201d But all the moves on the continental chessboard lailed to break the confidence bis imperial master bad in him.Up and down the land the Kaid Maclean journeyed with tke late Sultan and was with him during the last dramatic march from Marrakesh to Rabat.In the last journey the ** Son of Mahomet,\u201d then 8 weary old man, broken in the rough wa: of a cugious country, died amid he stir of rebellion and bloodshed.lt war on this march that Sir Henry Maclean had the task of travelling by the bier of the dead king, kept gorgeous with the fiction of life.\u201cWe must not let it be known that the Sultan Wulai el Hasan is deed until we can safely proclaim his successor,\u201d they said, so thay bore the body on a state litter, and the sheikhs end khalifas paid homage to the poor clay under its trappings of green and gold, just as though it were their royal master still alive and powerful.NEW RULER PROCLAIMED.Then Mulai Abd-el-Azis reached Rabat in safety, and the news of the death of the old Sultan was pro- and yreat courage ; a striking figure, side the grave of his ancestor, Sidi Mahomet.So necei bad it been to maintain the deuth secret, that the body had been carried into Rabat through a hole in the wall at dead of night.This ghestly mockery was followed by a period of added influence for the Kaid Maclean.The uneasy throne ol the young Sultan served to give Maclean still greater opportunities for FIBRE WARE - - ISIN - - UNIVERSAL USE IN CANADA.É; LST It 1s HANDSOME IN APPEARANCE, and SURPASSES all other makes in DURABILITY, and in ALL POINTS ESSENTIAL TO A HIGH GRADE ARTICLE.\u2014 CAN BE HAD IN \u2014 TUBS, PAILS, WASH BASINS, SPITTOONS, ETC., ETC.FROM ANY FIRST CLASS DEALER made himself a dead shot from the left shoulder.He has long he the title of \u2018the best interpreter in Morocco,\u201d aml he has favorably impressed the Sultan with English ideas ond diplomacy.Ro he has gone on.fighting the Sultan\u2019s cnnning enomies, fighting tho cholera econrge, fighting (be wiles of cn 2 mr ES PE un x Enropren diplomacy, fgbting the dil- NEW MuSICALPUBLICATION | Qur New Toy Boats.a ni Canadian Rhapsody.A TONE POEM IN THREE PARTS ON Canadian Popular Songs.Introducing the Following Folk Songs \u201cC'etait un Vieux Sauvage.\u201d AA Belle Fra rtd +sabeau s'y Promene\u201d \u201cBytown.\u201d \" Par derriere chez ma, tante.n Canadian errant.1a claire Fontaine.\u201d \u201cAlouette.\u201d \" \u201cVive la canadienne.Written for Plano by.SIR ALEX, MACKENZIE A.LAVIGNEK'S MUSIC AND PIANO WAREROOXS 0 ST.JOHN STREET.HAVE A LOOK AT THEM.4128 | This Isthe Article Wanted Now.Great Ulsplay at 84 Fabrique Street.The Finest Assortment of Boats at Moderate Prices.A Pruneau & Kirouac, 20 Years of Vile Catarrh Wonderful Testimo to the Curative Powers of Dr.Agnew's Catarrhal Powderarth for over 20 years.during which time my head has been mopped up and my cowdition truly miserable Within 18 minutes nfter using Dr.Agnew's Catarrhal Powder T obtained relief.Three bottles have almost, # not entirely, cured me.\u2019 Dr Agnew's Ointment relieves piles instant.y.Bold by L.E.Martel.his : administrator, he soon became a dip- : OR, HARPER ON OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM, My attention has been indirectiy drawn to the fact that one of the members of the Protestant Committee of the Council of Public Ibstruetion has issued a kind of side proclamation to the province\u2014possibly in is brief from the \u201cNormal Nchool Interest,\u201d \u2014that I have a grievance against that body.He might have gone further and said that the coun.ee try schools bad also a grievance against that body and through them :the whole province, No indulging in vapid personalities of this kmd is likely to side-track the arguments in favor of school reform that arise from the existence of a public grievance or from a personal one either.We have all been having hopes that the members from the country districts on the Protestants (Committee\u2014Messr=, Shurtleff, White, Walker, McLaren and Suthsrland,\u2014now that Professor Robertson has appeared upon the scene\u2014 would finally try conclusions with the spirit of retrogression that has sp long +.played itu tricks by self-concession in | their presence.When Mr.Sutheriand was appointed a member, such hopes were even more in the ascendant than ; ever, and T honestly expressed mysell to that effect when Mr.Mackenzie, the | representative of Richmond and Wolfe, in the local legislature, asked me opinion ahout the appointment he had recommended, Mr, Ruthedand, how- jever, has evidently keen going from bad to worse\u2014from the cnlogizing of | those who are largely responsible for the openly admitted grievances nf the public, to the hunting up of foolish issues to discount my disinterested pleadings in favor of having these ' grievances redressed at the earliest , moment possible.At the outset of | writing these letters, 1 made up my mind to protect the main issues to be | brought under discussion from being drowned in diatribe and personal is sues; and so far [ have done so\u2014bein content to indicate the prrronality o _ the \u201cNormal School Interest,\u201d in order | that the members of that conclave .might adopt any line of defense they \u201cshould think fit.If they have pamed 8 brief on to Nr.Sutherland, it is as well that the public should know it, je that his \u201cbrief\u201d may be set out as ih balancing to my \u201cgrievance.\u201d As ar au my present intentions go, 1 have no object in\u2019 view, in waving a | word about the \u201cNormal School In- \u2018 terest,\u201d save to protect the public | from the underhand devices of these craftsmen, who unhappily have brought the methods of the Protestant Committee\u2014which ux a public body ought to be respected\u2014into xo much disrepute.In my last letter, I made my 39-41-43- aaa a ae rr re al i anil a Ca A a Cd Mas A Onl lard al alr dal uml al alan as (tas 1 a suggestion in favor of providing | 2554 !the lamentable dearth, of rained teach: Bell Telephone | ere until the Macdonald Normal School should be eventually organized.And | have been informed that the only obstacle to the adopting of that suggestion lies in the enervating