The Quebec chronicle, 15 juillet 1905, samedi 15 juillet 1905

[" , Mapa \u2014\u2014\u2014y | The Quebec Chronicle: The Weather.Lower St.Lawrente and Gulf, = Fresh westerly winds, a lew local showers, ts 000) but mostly fine and a lit- (ETES = _\u2014\u2014 \"Pl BOIRE Shane ane ce AE RENNES.AAA.ne nn dag py pd Temperatures.Minimum and maximum tempers.tures\u2014Montreal, 66.84; Quebec, 68.82, \u2014_ ESTABLISHED 1764.\u2014 QUEBEC, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1905.ONE CENT.\u2018{ Genuine Cuban \u201cGuava Jelly\u201d German Pearl Onions Edelweiss Camembert Cheese Olives Stuffed with Celery (new) LARGE IMPORTATION OF HUNTLEY & PALMERS BISCUITS INCLUDING THEIR WELL KNOWN - - \u201cTEA RUSKS\u201d and \u201cMEAL WAFERS\u201d -AT-.A GRENIER, 94 and 96 JOHN STREET see THE TRUE NATIONAL PONT OF THE: DOMINION What Was Done at a Meeting of the Quebec Board of Trade held on 15th August, 1902, RIMOUSKI VS.SYDN EY, C.B., FOR MAILS.The Virginian, from Tverpool, 5.40 p.m., July 6, 1905, and Moville, 7 am., July 7, was sighted about 15 miles off Sydney at 5.20 a.m.Thursday, July 13, 1905, by the Government steamer Canada, it being detailed for this purpose, and the mails were transferred by the Canada from the Virginian to North Syduey ar- rivin there 9-45 a.m., and Jolt by LC.R.epecial at 10.30 a.m., arriving here at Levis at 5.15 a.m., making the run from Sydney in 19 hours, the railroad and the Government having put forward every effort to deliver the mails as quickly as possible, but the experiment proves that nothing whatever will be gained in Janding mails at Sydney, except during the spring months when the steamers have to go south of Cape Race, the gain even thon ill not be worth the coat involved and the delay to the steamer, The Nirginian passed Father Print at 12,4 p.m.yesterday, and had the mails remained on board ths steamer, \u201cand been landed at Rimouski as usual, they would have reached here about 12 tours later than via Sydney, but had the steamer come by the Straits of Belle Isle, the passage would have been 14 to 16 hours shorter and the mails would have been delivered here and at all points west via Rimouski two to four hours earlier than they have been delivered via Sydney and saved the heavy expense involved in havin a steamer waiting for mails off Sydney for days.QUEBEC'S PROTEST.\u2018At a meeting the Quebec Board of Trade held on the 15th August, 1902, the following resolutions was adopt.\u201cThat the national terminus of the fast line for at least the summer sea- GOSSIP OF CAPITAL An Important Action-Cold Storage Warehouse- Fruit Shipment.Ottawa, July 14\u2014An action involving ¥10¢,315.44 was instituted this morning by the Bank of Ottawa against Stuart FE.Delaronde, clicl of policy, Otiawa ; Thos.Kenny, lumlwr- wan, Ualumet ; W.A.Jamieson, deug- gat, Ottawa; Jan.Wright, minor, of adufl; Hy.Watters, drogyist, Ottawa; A.Sherwood, Chief of the Dominion Tolice, Uttawa ; W.MeGilliviay, fun berman, Utiawa ; N.C, Sparks, agent, Ucawa, and F, W, Vallean, mining tairaniasioner, Victoria, B.C.[be writ was isauedl by Christie, Greens & Hin, topresenting the bank.\u2018The action is on five promissory notes in favpr of.in 1900 at different : by the defendants.the hank issued tates and signed Jt is understood the action arises out of the 4irl Regiment mining company venture in British Columbia.The new buikling in which the Department of Agriculture will teat the value of different constructive mater.iale fer cold atorage warchousts, is nearly completed, The huildinga have been \u201crected in the rink on Gladstons wveane.There are nine altozether and their rast will average £100 vach or over.The structures have heen very iaceflully put together and embocdy all the styler of cold storage construe- tion.in all of them sawdust or shavings figure largely as packing mater: lala, Co Mr.A.McNeill, chief of thn fruit division of the Department of Agri eulture, gave evilence this morning sen, should be fhe port of Quebec, the head of ocean navigation on the St.Lawrence River, and the true national port of the Dominion, and that the steamers of thé fast line ought not to other mails, Mr.W.M.Macpherson in supporting the resolution spoke strongly against port except Rimouski, for the the ateamers calling at Sydney and gave the following tables of distances: \u2014 Liverpool to Quebec, via Belle Isle, 2,613 milea, 20 knots, 131 1-2 hours.Liverpool to Quebec via Cape Race, 2,800 miles, 20 knots, 140 hours.Liverpool to Quebec, via Sydney, Liverpool to Bydney, 2,281 miles, Sydney to Quebec, 607 miles\u20142,888 miles \u2014l44 1-2 hours, plus one bour lost time in landing mails, etc.Liverpool to Sydney, 2,281 miles, 114 hours.Sy to vis 826 miles, 24 hours; time lost at Sydney landing passengers, ete, 4 hours.Total, faz hours, aliowing 35 miles at least ns the average rapidity of train.Liverpaol to Quebec, via Rimouski and Straits Liverpool to Rimouski, 2,478 miles, 20 knots, 124 hours.Rimouski to Qucber via T.CR, 5 hours.Time lost landing maile, 1 hour.Total, 130 hours allowing 35 miles an hour by rail.Liverpool to Quebec via Rimouski and Cape Race.To Rimouski 2,616 miles, 20 knote, 132 hours.Rimouski to Quebce, 180 miles, hours.8 Time lost landing mails, 1 hour.Total, 133 hours.Liverpool to New York, 3,040 miles, 23 knots, 133 hours.{ before tho House Committee on Agri culture on the subject of fruit picking and fruit packing for the hohe market and distant markets respectively, Mr.McNeill said there is an rnormous loss every year in Canada on fruit owing to neglect to pack in proper state of ripeness to suit | the distance of transportation, - farmers usually allowing the fruit to remain too lemg on the vine ard trees.Fail., \u2018re to cool the fruit on the farm anid to ship in cold storage and to arsort (fruits in uniform sizes and put them in proper packages are also sources loi loss ta Canadian fruit growers, Mr.McNeill will appear before the } committee on Tuesday to give evidence an apple packing especially.\u201cIn addition to our Toronte-Eued- bury line, of which the construction ia ,rapidly going forward, we are build ing about 230 miles of branch lines in different parts of the country,\u201d of the Canr,\" of Manchester.in the Stat- of New-l'amp- shire.oneofthe United Stat-sof America, will present to Lieutenant Governor of the vince of Quabae, in council, à petition to b: authorized to operate in said province, in virtue of 59 Vie'., chap.34.The High Court of the \u2018\u2018Association Canndo-Amesicsine.Manchester, N.H., Sth July, 1905.CALIXTE MORIN, | july 8xlm 5,G.CITY HALL, TEL.1791 QUEBEC All kinds of Manual Labour Supplied.A Visit from Employers Solicited.Wanted\u2014Chambermaids for hotels and private boarding hounes (General servants or town and country ; Female cooks for rivate boarding houses or private dwellings; Children\u2019s nurws, table waitresses and parlour maids ; Girls for variow employments ; Sewing girls: Carpenters and oiners\u2014 AI! services given free.Jos.TANGUAY, june 12xtf Manager.NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATION Canadian Rhapsody.A TONE POEM IN THREE PARTS ON Canadian Popular Songs.Introducing the Following Folk Songs \u201cC'etait un Vieux Sauvage.\u201d \u201cC'est la Belle Fr noise.\u201d \u2018Isabsau s\u2019y Promene\u201d \u201cBytown.\u201d \u201cPar derrtcre chez ma tante.\u201d \u201cUn Canadian errant.\u201d \u201cA la clairs Fontaine.\u201d \u201cA\u2018ouette.\u201d \u2018Vive la canadienne Written for aan by, SIR ALEX.MACKENZIE PRICE.ooiviiiiiiiannnns $1.26 UF .A.LAVIGNE'S MUSIC AND PLANO WAREROUMS 68 ST.JOHN STREET.AUDITORIUM RESTAURANT and GAFE (ANNEX TO THE THEATRE) ST.JOHN ST.- - QUEBEC MEALS SERVED TABLE D'HOTE AND A LA CARTE i DAY AND NIGHT.(DINING ROOM UP STAIRS.) EDGAR CLOUTIER, PROPRIETOR.an y 1exim Q++++++.2+++++++++++e.# \u2018 i Chateau Cafe ; NOW OPEN.| ; _\u2014 ¢ Meals Served at all Hours._ ¢ : Excellent Service.: @++++++++++++e++++ Special halaman bor aot of or Du M 190% 8 THE BURSAR, UPI/ER CANADA COLLEGE, Toronto, Ont, fuly 8xwed.atxiow TORONTO.A Residential and Day School for Boysp ys pre- lor Matriculation and Royal Hii.College.Handsome New Buildings, opened in September ; thoroughly modern; attrac- Situated in North Rosedale, Toronto's honithiest district.| Church St, car line.term on Wednesday, September 18th, 1:03, at ataff and equipment.FOR UNIVERSITY, Royal Milita AMINATIONS FOR ENTRANCE SCHOLAR: OR CALENDAR and ail particulars adress > St.Andrew\u2019s College, Upper and Lower Echool._ Bo: pared § tary 3 Separate Junior Residencetive in appearance.24 acresof layfiold Autumn term commences Sept.12th, Write for information Rev.D.Bruce Macdonald, M.A., PRINCIPAL epl.29xwed.satx82 Bishop\u2019s College School, LENNOXVILLE, P.Q HEAOMASTER, The Rer.E.J.Bidwell, MA, Wadham College, OXFORD.A Boarding School for Boys on the lines of the Great English Rrhoois.First raie Buildings and Fqgipment.Preparetion for the Universities, R.M.C.King and Pusinem tie.Biaff of Uraduates ot Oxford, Cam , Toronto, etc.The most beauthul snd site in Eastern Canada, eauil accessiple rts by rail.Excellent Grmnasidm, ink, Chapel, extensl taying Rrounds, Next Torm beglan Thurwiny, September 14th, och, at § A ors return the previous day, lendarn and Examiners Report, apply to he Hes master.Address after Joy 10h, Talat je, PQ.PREPARATORY SCHOOL tirely separate Preparat Department 1 An oh pullin and onda For informe: and Pro-pectus, apply to J.Tyson Wililema, B.4.the Hesdman et ra of both departments mar ser be ob tained from the Secretary, F.W., eq, Lannoxvillejuly 12z0.0.4.NOTICE.Estate Edm.Giroux, of Quebec, Druggist.Those having claims against that estate are requested to fyls them before the 201h instant, into the hands of the undersign- od Notary.By order of the Testamentary Exe- WO LEX.GAUVREAD.Notary, 91 61.Peter Street, Quebec.edema i bers at a caucus declare that ON PARTIZANSHIP Interesting Utterances of an Independent Organ on the Subject, La Libre Parole, à new Independent organ Published in St.Roch's, has the following to say in its recent edition regarding the excessive partizanship displayed by the Federal Government : \u201cIn a country like ours, where constitutional government exists, politi cal parties with different programmes, ave necesugyy ; each party must have Bn recognized leader and a severe dis- eipline must exist among the adepts of both parties.\u201cWe perfectly understand ali that ; and we also understand that it would be diflicult for a country with a constitutional \u2018government to govern without the application of these general principles.\u201cBut what we do not understand is why this party discipline is carried to such an extent, and that an attempt is made to compare it to military discipline which forces the soldier to obey without having the right to ask himself if bis superior officer is right or wrong, if he possesses his intelligence or not, and if the orders given will result in a deleat or a victory.\u201cMen evidently intelligent and of independent fortune and favors, consent to trample upon their intelligence and their heart, their free will and their faculty of thinking, their independence and their pride, even their dutits of conscience and the interests of their race or country to satisfy that tyrannical discipline.\u2018One should hear conscientious mem.thoie conscience did not allow them to sane.tion the principle of a bill and a few minutes later, vote and even speak in favor of thay same principle.\u201cIt is to see the electorate attach themselves to a man and remain feith- ful to him even when the betrays the aspirations of a whole nation.\u201cIt is moreover to sce the stupidity of party organs who to-day deny what they affirmed yesterday and who will_emplay all the resources of philo- and human science to prove that what is black to-day will be white to-morrow.\u201cIf the Almighty has given us a free will intelligence, the power to think and judge, it is that we should use them in politics as in all other cases.\u201cThat principle may even assodiate itsell with our way of understanding constitutional parties and of we divert therefrom we assint at deplorable and disastrous events.\u201cIn 1896, if it had not been for that party spirit, the Catholies of Manitoba would have received the entire consecration of their educational rights.And again this year if that same party spirit had not ohscured the intelligence of our representatives our coreligionists of the West would have been treated with entire justice.\u201cIt may be remarked that on both (here occasions it was precisely those whose interest it was to render justice, who became the artisans of injustice and spoilation.This is where that extreme partizanship has led us to.\u2018From the general to the private member, let us see what that slavery - has cost us, Quebecers.\u201cFor a long time past the electors | of the old city of Champlain have been liberals of the most \u201d extrema rouge type and have only been sending to Ottawa representatives of their by political color.\u201cSince 1506 we had as our representative the Federal Premier and from 1599 to 1905 we have had the Premier That is ja we Were of talking to himself the masters, or at least should have hia sleep, of the Province of Quebecto say that during five years been, masters of both governments.This favor, if it is one, we may never have again.\u201cHave we benefited thereby, have we bad any advantage therefrom ?\u201cFrom the Provincial Government, we have received perhaps the permission given to our City Council to horrow a few hundred thousand dollars for necessary the construction of a bridge outeido the city limits.\u201cFrom the Federal Government saine the Quebec Hartor Commissioners, and a few thousand dollars voted for the construction of a wharl.for something else important, \u201cThis is ah we got for the of possessing two | song our represontatives, \u201cEven in St.Roch's, where we have the all powerful man as represcata- the tive, we have nothing, nothing, noth-\u2019 Grout was headed \u201cStraining at a set hat is the cause of that ?the Chairman of the Harbor missioners are Liberals ; most of the the nothing, excepting ' fermission when ideas are in improvements, and a subsidy granted for | Pr to borrow granted to Journal, was Look | Mr, Brisbane y ; honor , hearing of the ca Prime Ministers dayat 2 pm, in Only | tre.\u201d 1t alleged one reason can be given, we are Lib.refused erale.The citizens are Liberals from\u2019 false teeth bought at District Attorney generation to generation, the Mayor, | Jerome's order the President of the Board of Trade, : cipal witness Dr.Lyon\u2019s PERFECT Tooth Powder Cleanses and beautifies t teeth and purifies The rea 2 sed le of refinement oe a, a'anarter of a century: Very oonvenient for tourists, Quechee, and you may count upon the liberality of the Government.\u201cil we want an example of a more practicable and more remunerative system let us turn our oyes towards our i Mortreal friends.Those are nen vho know what they want and how to get \u201cWe are not » jealous of them.Let them obtain all they can and we will be proud of it, but Quebxe bas its place under the, sun.\u201cWhat others obtain by intelligent means we can attain ky making use! of the same means.\u201cWhen the least question the interests of Montreal is the city and port of Montreal, the newspaners, the Boards of Trade, the Harbor Commissioncrs ail unitesin claiming their righta, exacting and threatening.There is no question of, red nor blue, the interest of Montreal | is at stake and everything else is forgotten, \u201cConsequently see with what facility Montreal obtains all she asks for.\u201cIs there no possibility of Quebec following the same method.\u201cYer, it is very easy, but on one, condition.That is, to be red or blue | in politics.but outsile of that let us simply bo Quebecers.\u201d\u201d \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 WILL DEFY THE GOVERNMENT.St.Petershurg, July 14 \u2014 The leaders of Zemstvaists have decided to defy the Government by mot obeying the order prohibiting the mecting of affecting raised, pe ; W'Epargne, Montreal, $120.To annul LATEST LEGAL NEWS Actions Recently Issued in the Superior Court for This District.Yascbe Trechette, hotelkerper, Quebec, vs.Pierre Sanslacon, farmer of St.Amboise Jeune, Lorette, 850.Nogatory action.hitehead & Turner, vs.Alfred Bouchard, Baie St.Paul, $123, Account.Whitehead & Turner vs.J, Arthur Villeneuve, Lake Megantic, $124, Account.Ephsem Noel, 8t.Autoine de Tilly, farmer, vs.Leonidas Roger, merchant of the same place, $175.Damages, Dame Ellen O'Keefe, Quebec, Louis Boivin, Quebec, 8130.Debt, Almanca Langlois, Ste.Christine va.The Corporatian of Ste.Christine, 8500.Damages.Fra.Delisle, Quebec, carter, vs.Genavieve Colin, of Quebec, $102.Debt.Louis Morissette, Quebec, cooper, vs.Rebecca Pouliot, Quebec, $199, Damsuis Lachance, Quebec, restaurant keeper, vs.La Compagnie de Pret & ve contract, ete.Anaclet Belanger, Quebec, vs.Jos.Adel Cote, N.D., of Quebec, $4,810, t.Dame Elmia Robitaille, Quebec, spinster, St.Ambroise, Jeune, Jorette, Chas, Parent, of Beauport, farmer, va.Antoine Lapointe, of Beauport.ln lactum.Turcotte Freres & Cie, Quebec, vs.Jos, T, Bellavance, St.Germain de Rimouski, $255.Debt.Desanges Bilodeau, spinster, Quebec, ve, Alf, Guerard, $200.Damages.Tranchementagne, importer, , vs.Louis Bergevin, Quebec, Montreal $166.Jerome Collin, timber dealer, Quebee, vs, Odilon Desgagnes, Irle aux Coudres, d F, C, lefrancois, Que bec, 8401.54.Promissory note.Nathan Gardner, Quebce, vs.Nathan Kleineberg, also of Quebec, 8352.Account and promissory notes.Gauvrau, Beaudry & Cie, vs.Ludger Boulanger, of St.Samuel de Gayhurst, $422, Bebe.the congrers of Zemstvoiste and Dumaists at Moscow, July 19.According to notices which have been sent broadcast throughout the empire to all members of the congress to come | to Moscow, where arrangements have | been made to hold the meeting in the house of Prince Dolgorukuff, The ! Prince was à member of the delegation from the all-Russian Zemstvo congress recently received by the lm- peror, | BUFFALO CLUB PUNISHED.New York, July 14, \u2014 President PI.Powers, of the Eastern Baseball league, to-day telegraphed President i Harry L.Taylor, of the duffalo Club, that he had suspended short stop Nattreas indefinitely and fined him R109, and fined second baseman Larorte $100.Mr.Powers notified Pre sident Taylor that unless Laporte paid his fine by Monday he would be indefinitely suspended.Manager Stallings of the Buffalo team was suspen: ed pending investigation.The action of Prosident Powers followed the trouble in Buffulo yesterday when umpire Hassett was assaulted in the second inning of a game with Jorsey City.POPPED QUESTION WHILE ASLEEP.Des Moines, July 14\u2014That he was talking in bis alevp, and thersfoçe rot i fesponsihle, is the defence pus f- +45 Simon Brandt, a wealthy bachelor | of Cherokee, who has been susl by ; Miss Katharine Crippen for $25,000 damages for breach of promise.Brandt avers that living alone so ng has resulted in forming the habit and talking in He admits having called on Miss Crippen [requent,y, but says he invariably went to sleep, and may have proposed when in a state of ; somnolence.In his answer he says : \u201cIt is difficult to find things to talk ahout all the time, and during the in- rocess of formation the warn atmosphere of tha room and the nature of the sur- counding is conducive to slumber.\u201d AN EDITOR IN TROUBLE.New York, July 14\u2014Edward Brisbane, editor of the Now York Evening placed under arrest on a charge of ertminal libel preferred by City Comptroller Edward M.Groutwent voluntarily te to the charge.A te Was ret for Mononder that Mr.* Grout might be heard before his de- | arture for Enrope on Tuesday next.The editorial complained of by Mr, court to nnewer 1 of false tenth\u2014and swallowing a thea- | that Mr.Grout had to audit a bill for $40 for for Dodge, the prin- for the prosecution in Com- i the criminal proceedings grown out of to-day to purchase a tract of more Modge-Morse divorce case, but : Bouchard, Baie St.Paul, $142.day, each, besides an allowance Wm.Carrier & Dils., Quebec, vs, Alf.Account.J.B.Tremblay, Quebec, vs.Ernest Hardy, Pointe aux Trembles, $1,500.Damages.Pierre Cantin, St.Roumald, farmer, vs.Jos.Cantin, of St.Jean Chrysos tome, £125.Damages.Georges Gourdeau, St.Alban, joiner, vs.Azarins Gignac, of the sume place, 8125.Damages.Adele de Senneville, Quchee, vs.Emile Michaud, of the same place, wepara- tion ar to bed and board.Achille Dussault, vs.R.A.Bradley, St.Raymond, and L.P.Ferland, Quebee, $125, Dominion Fish, Fruit & Co, Quebec, Jr 0.Coulombe & Fils, Quebec, 07, _ Theophile Desjardin, Quchee, board ing houre keeper, vs.Arthur Des- Jardins, now at Quebec, $151.Account, Dame Rebecca Cote, Quebee, va.Arthur Frederick and Philiox Frederick, Quebec, 815, monthly almony.Patrick Joha McHugh, farmer, St.Basile, va.Jos.McHugh, farmer, St, Barile, 8185.Revendication of horse, etc.\u2018 F.X.Thibault, of Bienville, vs.Estelle Gelley, same place, $100, Possessory.The Bank of Montreal.vs.Robert Heory Gala ard W.J.Peters, both ol Quebec, 8102.La Compagnie Jndoin, Malone and Lawrence vs.Jos.Rigaouctte, Quebec, S146.Draft notes, Jos.Ledroit & Feres, Quebec, vs.Wilfrid Boissoncault, Quebec, 8192, SALARIES OF PEACE NEGOTIATORS.St.Petershurg, July 14 \u2014 The sala- rice of the Russian peace plenipoten- tiarien have been fixed at 8200 per of 87,500 for travelling and other ex- \u2018penses, \u2014\u2014 THE SUNKEN SUBMARINE, Diserta, Tunis, July 15 \u2014 Further .difficultion have been experienced in raising the submarine boat Farfadot, which sank July 6 owing to the breaking of a chain attaching the hoat to a floating dack, Tt is expected that these difficultier will be overcome early this morning.REINFORC N3 LINEVITCH.St.Petersburg, July 14.\u2014 Plans for the reinforcement of General Linevitch's armies are keeping pace with the preparations for pence negotiations.The 19th army corps has received marching orders and the moh.ilization of six regiments of lon- Cossacks hax been successfully accomplished.MUNICIPAL SANITORIUM New York, July 14\u2014 Dr.Darlington, Commissioner of Health, was authorized hy the Board of Estimate than 1,200 acres of land in Orange Aklermen, the majority of the mem-| that he had approved the male of the County, in the Catakill Mountaine, for bers of the Board of Trade and Har- | Montauk Theatre in Brooklyn to the, 1 bor Commissioners are body is red.Some fine morning that the sky is red.\u201cIt at all event we were red in polities and colorless when the interests | THREE AND A HALF DAYS of Quebec are at stake.| of our city But nn, this could not be, \u201cWhen there is any question of ask: cords will be broken when ing the Government for anything, cor- ' Canadian Pacific steamshina are adds] tan friendly formalities have tu observed, a ne sist and much lees cxact anything.\u201cAs a result we cannot obtain any.to five days and four hours.thing.\u201cAs few delegations as possible are tons register, 830 feet in length and tent to interview the Government amd when they are special care is taken to will be provided with the newest and have the delegations composed of men sympathetic to the Government under the pretext that there is more chance betwen Montreal and the open sea is Of sucecas, but just the contrary bap- pens.These delegates have a trip to Ottawa at the citizens\u2019 expense andro turn here rejoicing.\u201cHave they succerdod ?Not in the leant.\u201cThe Premier received them politely.Sir Wilfrid is always the same, polite, courteous and amiable, He makes im- quiries regarding his oki Quebec fricnss and requests them to have confidence in him.He even contrzcends to the delngates to But as regards the object of the drle- Bnies* mission, very little fa ever sil.\u2018Now, fellow-citizens, ia that not a fine way to obtain anything.\u201cThis is the system in vorue in ratory precautions ace May, 1509.takrn so as not to displeaso our Lib- a guaranteed speed of 20 knota cral friends.We must ask, but not in- hour.ark (five days and enjoy à good cigar.| which red.Every- | city.The theatre building was needed in' to carry out a street widening plan, lifting up our heads we will discover | Tho sale was characterized in the odi- torial as \u201cswindling.\u201d FROM LAND TO LAND.Montreal, July 14 \u2014 All previous re.the rew to this company\u2019s Atlantic feet in There shipr ave to bave per They will recluce the time from Moville to Rimouski via Belle __1sle Thess | magnificent steamern will be 14,500 63 font beam with twin screws and most complete equipment for the comfort of passengers, The distance 1,000 miles of ahelteresl waters.leaving only 1,500 milea of open ocean or less than three and \u201cR-half days run ! hy these fast boats.This should wove a great altenction for the St, | Lawrence route as against the longer route on the apen ocean to and from American Atlnntic ports.This fant service by these new \u2018ateamera will insure the delivery of the mails from Moville to Montreal in twenty-lhrer hours, will greatly reduce the time now being made.For Toronto, Westsen Canada.Middle and Western States thia service for mails and pas.erngers will he slightly faster the present time via New York.\u2018 than tue establishment of a municipal hox- pital for the treatment of consump.tiven, and DLonde to the amount of £250,000 were authorized to pay for the properly.YACHT ON A LONG TR'P Toronto, «July 14\u2014The fine, big auxiliary yawl Vancesa came into port vesterday and the R.C.Ÿ.C.fleet in flying American ensigns in her honor.Vancesa hails from Chicago and is as big as the largest sailing yachts in | Toronto excepting the Oriole.She has a fine hig yawl rig, but immense pow- | er also in an auxiliary gasolene en- ! sine, She has a long voyage ahead | of her, being bound for New York, She will go down the St.Lawrence, through the gull and around the Maritime Provinces.This was the route of the old Countess of Imfterin when she went America Cup hunting in 1876, Gloria of Toronto, did the voyage two years ago, but it in a rate one.More often the Erie Canal is used.LINEN HANOKERCHIEFS, This Morning at 9 o'clock will be offered for sa'e 78 dozen of Ladies\u2019 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at 400 for half dozen, and 76 dozen Men's Linen Handkerchisfs at 590.for half n, BA few mors left of the beautiful Ladies\u2019 Wnite Duck Costumes worth $6.00 for $2.39 T.BELAND & CO.172-174-176 John St.Prejudice pute the beart ia priton.,Baid to be still open.Although 28 Army Generals Send Letters of Endorsement To The Inventor of the Great Catarrh Origadier-Ceneral King of Confederate Army, Writeg: \u201cI unhesitatingly state thas I am convinced Peruns is a medicine that will effect all the cures that 1s claimod for its uso.\u201d\u2014J, Floyd Kiog, Washington, D.C, Ocneral Smalls, Beaufort, 8.C., Writes: \u201cI have usod Peruns for ce farrhal troublo snd find it boneñelal and to be all that it promises, and frocly give it my unqualified recommends- tion.\u201d\u2014Robert Smalls.Seneral Abbott, of Washington, D.C., Writes: \u201cI am folly convinced that Jour remedy Peruns fa an excellent tonic.Many of my friends have used it with tho most beneficial results for coughs, colds and eatarrhal trouble.\u201d\u2019\u2014 Ira C.Abbott, 906 M, St., N.W., Wasbington, D.C, \u2019 Captain Yarnell, of Washington, D.C., Writes: * Your medicine, Peruns, I be liowo to be the best medicine for eatarrh on the markot.I have takon only a amall amount, and cen see vory bonefl- cial results.*\u2014W.G.Yarnelt, 72 Lincola street, N.E., Washington, D.0.General Molriée of WLS.AS Writes: \u201cJ havo no hos tation ia recommending Poruns to ali perrons who Aro aflictod with cstarrb:1 troubles.\u201d\u2014 4.D.MeBrido, 450 Pennsylvania Ave., NS.W., Washington, D.Ci General Longstrect of the Confederate Army, Writes: \u201cI can testify to the morits of Peruna, both as a tonié and a catarrh remedy.Peruna enjoys the greatest reputation as a catarrh remedy of any medicine yot devised.\u201d\u2014James Longstreet, Gainesville, Ga.Generzi Nosko of 0.V.U., Writes: \u201cI commend Poruna to those who are troubled witn colds prodacing éstarrh as a most efficacious cure and as à good gcnoral tonic.\u201d\u201d\u2014Chas.F.Noske, 218 B.6t., N.W., Washington, D.C.General Erwin's Recommend.«Many of my friends have used Pecana as à dyepopsia remedy with the most beneficial results.\u201d \u2014 John B.Erwin, Washington, D.C.Brig-General Schell Benefited.* Peruna is indeed a wonderful tonie, and for coughs and colds I know of nothing better.\u201d\u2019\u2014F.M.Schell, Washington, D.C.General Duffield of the Union Army, Writes: \u201cI have used Peruns in my family and have found it a valuable medicine, and take pleasure in recom- | mending it to all who suffer from ca- tarth of the stomach or who requires tonie of efficiency.\"\"\u2014The Cairo, Washington, D.0.Oeneral Butier of South Caroling, Writes: \u201cI can recommend Peruns for dyspepsla and stomach trouble, I bave been using your medicine for a skort period and TI fecl very much relieved.1t is indeud a wonderful medicine besides à good tonic.\u201d\u2014M.C.Butler, Brigadier-General Kirby Writes: \u2018I can recommend Peruns to all those who are afflicted with catarrh.\u201d 3 General D.T.Kirby, Washington, 0 Gen.Powell, Hecker Post No.443, Writes: \u201c After using one bottle of Peruns I beeame convinced of ims curative qualities, and continued its nse to date.All symptoms of catarrh have disappeared, yot I continue its moderdte use a8 s preventive, and an old man\u2019s tonic,\u201d \u2014W.LU.Powell, delloville, IL Gen.Sebring of the Confederate Army, Writes: \u201cI can cheerfully recommend your valuable remedy Peruns as a very excellent tonic, and also good for coughs, colds, catarrh, and general debility.\u201d\u2014 W.IT.Bebring, 133 W.4th St., Jacksonville, Fla, General l.umax ef Washingten, D.\u20ac, Writes: \u201cI can cheerfully recommend your remedy ass permanent and effective cure for catarrh, colds and to any one who needs sn invigorating tonio to build up their system.\u201d\u2014L.L.Lomax, 1608 19th St, Washington, D.C, Gen.Payne of Washington, D.C, Writes: \u201cI join with my comrades in recommending Peruna to my friends as sti invigorating tonic to build up the rystem,\u201d\u2014Gen.Eugene B.Payne, 407 4th Bt., N, W., Washington, D.C.General Talley of Pa, Vol.U.8.A, Writes: \u2018Your Peruna has been used by me and my friends as a relict for catarrhal troubles with the most beneficial results, Iam so convinced of the efficacy of Perune that I do not hesitate to give it my recommendation.\u201d\u2014Wm.Cooper Tsliey, 713 D St, N.E., Washington, D.C.Remedy, Pe-ru-na.General Bigelow Cured.Gen.J.G.Bigelow, 151 O.Bt, X.W, Washington, D.C., writes: \u201cPeruna has made me well and it has given me more than ordinary strength and spirit for work.\u201d Gen.0'Beirne of Washington, D.C., Writes: \u2018As many of my friends and soquaintances have successfully used your Peruns as a catarrh cure, I feel that i$ is an effective remedy, snd I roc ommend i$ as such to those suffering from that disease as » most hopeful sourse of relte!.\u201d\u2014James R.O'Beirne, 290 Broad way, Washington, D.C.General Chase, Ass't Adi.Gest, G.A.&, Writes: \u2018The excellence of Peruna as & euro or relief for catarrbal distarb» snces is well established.Many of my friends have been benefited by its use.\u201d \u2014B.PF.Chaso, 23 Harrison Bt, Anse costia, D.C - .Gemeral 8.8.Yoder of Ohio, Writes: \u201cIhave found Péruna to bea \u2018wonderful remedy.Ionly used it fora short time and am thoroughly satisfied as to its merite\u201d, 8.Yoder, Washe ington, D.O, General O'Connor of U.V.Legiens, \u2018Writes: \u201cIf you are suffering from ce tarrh or physical debility, immediately commence the nse of Peruns.It has been of the grestest benefit and service to many of my friends.\u201d \u2014 Dennis O'Connor, 728 £nd St, N.W, Waahe ington, D.C, 7 \u201c Gen.Wright of the Confederate Army, Writes: \u201cI fake pleasuse in recoms mending Peruna.It is a remarkable medicine and should be used by persons who ate in need of a good tonic and by sufferers from estarrh,\u201d\u2014Marcas Wright, 1724 Corcoran St., Washington, D.C.Gen.Hawley of Washington, D.\u20ac, Writes: \u201cIhave used Peruns and find 1t very beneficial for kidney troublo and especially good for eoughs, colds and eatarrhal troubles.\u201d\u2019\u2014A.F.Hawley, Gen.Urell of Spanish War Veterans, Writes: \u201cMany of my friends have used Peruna with beneficial results as an effective remedy for catarrh.\u201d\u2014M, Emmet Urell, 813 12th St., N, W., Washe ington, D.C.Other Army Generals who praise Poe runs are: Brigadter-General Cook of Washington, D.C.Qeneral Sypher of Washington, D.C.General Middleton, Hancock Regie ment, U.V.U., Washington, D.C.If you do not derive prompt snd satiss factory results from the use of Perana, write at once to Dr.Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ade vice gratis.Address Dr.Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitertum, Columbus, 0, TE e\u2014 SENSATIONAL YARN {To the Effect that M.Witte May Not Represent Russia After All, St.Petersburg, July 15\u2014(2.20 am.)\u2014M.Mitte, after his audience with the Emperor at Peterholf, teturned last evening to St, Petersburg and drove directly to the Forvigm Office where he was closeted for 3 hours with Forcign Minister Lamsdorif, A sensa-! tional report was current early this : morning that M.Witte might not go to Washington after all.Acconling to the story bis audience with the km.peror was anything hut smooth, His; Majesty rather resenting M, Witte's plain spoken ideas and indicating that : under the circumstances he would pre | fer that Baron Rosen should act an | chief plenipotentiary.The Emperor as even said to have intimated that ; Count Lamadorif exceeded his authority in officially announcing to the ; Washington = Government that u, | Witte would orcupy the first position, M, Witte is said to have left the Emperor in an ugly frame of mind and to have frankly informed Count Lamsdorfé that it would be impossible for him to undertake the mission.It was only by the greatest effort, the story rayé, that the Foreign Minister succeeded in persuading him not to flav ly refuse and the question as to whether he will go to Washington J the Associated Press heard this story from a high personage, its informant was not prepared to vouch for it and there , Lis no confirmation of it from other quarters up to this hour, It is there fore sent under great reserve, as it may prove to be an invention.St detershburg, July 15-030 a.m\u2014 M.Witte is shouldering the task ol conducting peace negotiations on be- hall of his country in u patriotic spirit, but with a full realization of the difliculties before succeeds he cannot secure terms which the Russian Chauviniste will regard es otherwise than humilinting.He is also well anare of the intrigues against him at court, but he is big enough to believe that the events of history will justify the wisdom of making peace on the best terme pose riLle an he considers that all the ene rrpics of the Government shoukl he directed to the solution of the internal problems of the copire, \u2018 The greatest clement in the strength of M.Witte's position after negotiations shall have been begun is the fact that he is in thorough accord with Count Lamsdorff, the Foreign Minister, who can be depended upon to support hie recemmenclationn before the Faaperor against any and all contrary influgnces.A prominent Rusrian statesman, who in peculiarly = qualifie] to apeak\u2019 on the matter, said to the Associated Pross : \u201cThe Emperor now sincerely desires the very man who predicted all him and the\u2019 knowledge in advance that even if he, On account of so man tions during our four i i t ; have arranged that o Nin.MARCO N y being unable to attend the Marconi Lectures and Demonstradays in Quebec, we ur GEORGE E.ARMSTRONG WILL REMAIN AT THE CHATEAU FRONTENAC for a few days, where he will be pleased to meet any one seeking further information.UNROE & MUNROE Managers for the Marconi Underwriters Useful and Beautifu the Exposition an erally.the Centennial.States; large Bi colored map of Po! trations of the Ex Portland will wan fun WILLARD MASS 176 Washington the peace.In spite of somewhat strained disasters with which the throne han personal relations in the past hetwern heen heart as the result of this unfor- the Emperor and MW, Witte, due An tunate war and whose advice he _ an the fact that the latter was never a long rejected.The fact that the Fmconrtier, but always insisted on blunt.peror has done so proves the ly telling' his imperial master what he: sures of his desire for peace.believed, the Fmperor has always ir.theless mea: Neveraurrounsted Vire Majesty in cognized M.Witte's great ability vd daily, even houtly hy members of the devotion to the heat interests of Poa.military party, and wormword to blindly rin, Tt wae gall of whom are many The Fmperor Chauvinistic.Mie Majenty te turn for the cxtrica- cannot dieregard the men who eontrol .mp tion of Russia from her difficultive tu, the power which supports the throne | States coim nov in Canadas colors of the Exposition NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL.Puls xe.The Union Pacific Rallroad has just issued an {illustrated bookiet on the Lewis and Clark Centennial, which is a complete de to Portland, Northwest gen- qui d the Pacil It is eminently a pocket manual for visitors to It contains a map of the United rds-Eye-View map in several unds with directory; rtland, beautiful half-tone illus- position buildings; and much general information concerning hotel rates, street car lines, and oth er things which strangers to t to know about.It tells you of the shortest way to reach the Exposition City, what is to be seen en route and of the return trip through CALIFORNIA Those who intend to visit the Creat Western Falr will 8nd in this publication a rare d of information.Send two cent stamp in your request, and the book will Le mailed you promptly.Address EY, N.E.F.&P.A, 8t.Boston, Massamd the dynasty, and therein lies the danger that even M.Witte may fail.However sucerasful the negotiations may be the machinations of the milie tary will have to be reckoned with.REDEMPTION OF U.8.COIN Montréa), July 14-Arrangements axe being made by the Canadian Governe \u201cment for the redemption of all United WATER WORKS OFFICE.| CITY HALL, Quebec, 5th July, 1903.Public votice in hereby given that woalod tenders endorsed \u2018Tender to repair and raise dam\u2019 of the aqueduct at the Chateau d'au, Lorette end addressed to the undersigned, will Le reeeived up to 4 pw.of Thursday, the 90th instant, to do the said work according to specification and plans to be seen at this office.Each tender whall Le on à blank form procurable from the undersigned and be signed by two responsible persons as aureties fur the fultiimeut of the contract.Each tender shall contain the City Treasurer's receipt for a sum rqual to § per cent of the amount of the ten: der, which sin shail he confiscated in case of refusal to sign tha coutract and shall be retoived until the com pletion of the contract, The city is not hound to accept the Jowest or anv of the tenders.The contractor to pay (or drawing up the contract and furnish the Water Works Department with a eertitied copy thereof.J.GALLAGRER, W, W.Engineer, CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY CLERK'S OFFICE] CITY HALL, SALE OF THE REVENUES OP MONTCALM MARKET AND THE WEIGHING SCALES, Quebec, July Sth.1905.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, on THUSRDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JULY INS at TEN O'CLOCK in the FORENU in the room where ure held the sittings of the Finance Committee, City Hall, of the City of Qu revenues of Montealm Market, ing revenues of the market public scales shall be sold jointly by public auction, ! from the day of the signature of a notarial deed of the said sale until the thirtieth of April of next year (1906).The upset price shall be $i00.00, Each bidder will have to exhibit a receipt from the treasurer to the amount of three hundred dollars ($300.00), showing that such deposit has been made.The said revenues consist of the tax es leviable upon persons who frequent\u2019 the said markets, in the same manner as such tases are or may be collected by the clerks of the markets of the said city.The cost of the notarial deed and copy thereof tu Le paid cash by the adjudicators.On the day of sale, the adjudicator shall pay in the bands of the City Treasurer the price of his adjudication, The said sale shall be made subj moreover, to all the conditions which shall be read and made known at the moment of the sale, and which shall La goutained in the deed of role, By Order, AUGUSTE MAT.OUTN, Asst, City Clerle rm City of Quebec, District of Quebec.By-Law No.397.Concerning fhe Prolongation of Dauphine Street, At a meeting of the City Council, of the City of Quehee, held nt the City Hall, in the City of Queer, on the th day of July One Thousand Nine Hundred and Five (1903) following By-Law was read a first time: Ist.That pnrt of St, Pate between Dautenil and St Eustache etrects, shall henecforth be the von- tinuation and prolongation of Danphime street; aid the section 2 of Byaw No.I povssend by this Coundil, on the Zrd of February, 181, is amended in consequence.PUBLIC NOTICE ic hereby Liven that in virtne of 1 the Act 2M Viet, ( hy Section IL of th 33 and of the 89 Viet, Ch, shall be Mth Section of , nt nmendecd 1 Vie, Ch, s of el Act Al, the above Mr-huw I a second time and poss- y the Isth day of August ext ( 145.À AUGUSTE MATOFIN, st, City Clerk, CITY HALL, CITY TREASURERS OFFICE, Quebee, 1st May, JYUS, NOTICE In a few duys the Assesrors will he gin to prepare thew Valuation Holi, As it often happens that many per.suns williagly ve the Assessors by iving them crroncous and lalse 1g.formation as tu the real amount of their rents, cte., etc, | draw, 1a a particular wanner, the attention of the taxpayers to the following clause of Act 33 Vict, chap, 406.\u201cAny person who shall refuse to reply to the questions which are put to Es by any asscssoë in (he discharge of the duties imposed un sum y law, or who shall give information to the snid assersor which he nnpows to be false, or who shail verbally imsulL or slander or strike such aseessor, or who shall refuse to allow any .such assessor, in the dixcharge of his «aid duties, to enter in and upon his peo- rerty of the localities occupied by fim: shall incur for cach ofience a pon- alty not exceeding FORTY HLL ARS, which shall be recovered according to law, before the llecorder's Court the said Uity.\u201d The most energetic measures will he taken to discover the persons of such offences, as injurious to the Corporation, as unjust to the citizens who pay according to the real amount of their rent.All such persons will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.C.J.I.LAFRANCUE, City Treasurer.Y ANTAL: MIDY Stan ronedy for 0 Gongertœn and Runni 48 HOURS, Cures ney end Bisdéer Troubles.ot, guilty THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.SATURDAY, JULY 18.1808.\u2014 re 2 Expect to Lift the Seawanhaka i Cup This Year Without Fail, tingeut of the Manchester Yacht Club lft last weeh for Pointe Claire, Can: ada, where the tryout of the Manchester gud the Tunipou is to be held.Fhe practice sailing will be done off the clubhouse of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Cleb at Dorval, and the Americans will have ten days tu pre pure fur the ruces, In onder to get the Canada\u2019s cup back tbe Americans wust win three out of the live races, The ruced for the Neawsnhakn cup begat some years ago, the trophy being offered by the club that bears that same.The Canadians wou the cup in \u2018 the first wntch for the trophy, sailed Boston, July 14 \u2014 The racing con: \u2019 | i Joe Wrigh Rower, has Decided to Retire.The retirement of Jos Wright from the stroking of the Toronto Argonaut senior vight, which be says will take , place finally und positively after the Nativnul regatta at Baltimore in August, removes from rowing = the] oldest active vursman in America, or indeed in the workl, to-day.His success in the stroke position has been recent euvuyh to fv known sufficiently by all followers of the game, lle is rowing ever before in his lite, he ways, all agree with him, but he thinks is entitled to a well-earned rest.Joe Wright will be 41 yeurs of age on January ldth next.\u2018Phix ix his he aw well to-day as, aml jul Uyater Buy.Since that time the | twenty-second year of active rowing Cungdiuns have been attacked by the without a break, aud never in all Seuwanhahke, White Bear, Manchester | thut time did he lose o single | pruc- and other clubs, but not once have \u2018live, of any kim), which in pretty, they been defeated in a series, \u2018conung watch is the sevond that the Manchester club bus taken a band iu.| Que bout dusiguers, from Herresholt { down, have been in the wix-ups fur the Senwashake cup, yet the Canadians have held iv sgaivat all comers, , Heretofore, American clubs that bave {vhalienged have asked outside clubs , 10 help out.This time, however, the ! Manchester Yacht Club is going alone, Na far \u2018as the havdling of yachts is concerned, the Manchester buys need \u201cnot take their hats off to any noe.\u2018Plue bouts rave under an agreed ratio uf length snd driving power, the pro- visions being 27 feet waterline and 800 1 of a junior four at (he National They ure shoal: Albany in 1866, and he has been win: boats, for deep craft cannot race on ning ever since.In 21 years he .Louis.In some of the races .been a square foot of sail.Luke \u201cthe centreboards use of the board.have not bad free Boardman the other.In the racing fereabouts the Manchester has shown The | nearly another record.Twice a it According to present indications, De: | er signer KE, H.Boardman will race one Uhaw he hoes successful an a stroke of ° of the boats in the trials and Reginald ; \"superior to the Tunipoo in all shades It is a pity (bat both p bonté were not triesl out against the Vampire, which sailed for the cup two i years ago.Some of those who formed of weather, the Vampire's crew are on the two 1bree new hoats sent to Canada.They say | Both times the Argonauts were that either one of the new yachts ean | successful, hut they made more than un fa day she js out with his rrew, now in train.| ing fur the Canadian aml National reyutias, amd is besides stroking, acting as capinin and couch.That laoks like à mark that will stand for wany \u201cyvars.Joe stamls well over six fut! and weighs, in condition, about 190.pounds.He laughingly remarked that ie thought after his long service the C.ANQ, should Oxlerize him to the extent of making him a junior again | after his 22 years of work.The veteran rowed his first race a four in 1954 for the Bayside ing Club, He wae with the in 1853.in Row.Torontus Hin first win was as stroke at has 14 high-; Auronly winner no fewer than times, which is undoubtedly the water mark for any amateur in if not in the world.Not hts hit has in lie time won in niles, pañrs.amd fours.Tn doubles lone he has not score] a win.Unly two years ago his cight estab lished new records for the workl at 1° mile 550 yards, and 1} miles at Philadelphia, Jew has heen a candidate at Henley times: twice stroking cighta.un- : Murphy, | women wanted to swine together | AMERICANSHOPEFUL VETERAN OARSMAN NOTE AND COMMENT t, the World's Oldest | Two Big Lacrosse Matches To- Day-Ontario May Meet Quebec at Golf.Two big lacrosse matches are on the cards for to-duy.The Caps and Montreals clash in Ottawa, while Nationaly and Shamrocks try out is Montreal.There is tulk of the Irishmen being defeated in the latter game but thut may be circulated with a i to gate receipts, The French .however, are suil to be in per- feet condition physically, and there has been such an improvement in team play.particularly in attack, that the combination shoul! render an excellent account of it~.It is probable that Dr.Cameron or Billy Haynes will act us roferes, The Ottawa match is mora problematic: in repard to results.The game i expected to be one of the hardest of the season.The Caps have been bard at work the past week and it was look] upon us an encouraging sign (hat for the first time in two yeurs 15 seniors have been on the fick] together, Barney Quinn was in the flags und played the position in finished style, Although a hig man the years have taken from him nothing of the easo and grace which used to mark bis playing in the good old days.Just who will be in the Capital fluge to-day ix not known.Tt will lie among Quisn, Crown and Robertson.The fifteen men in uniform and from whom the section for Saturday will be made, ure: Shea, Pringle, Robertson, Quinn, Crown, Emtwood, Butterworth, Starre, Allen, Ashfield, Ralph, [logan, Stewart, Marsh.The official athletic department of the Yale snnmer «lool war called in- 10 executive session to decide whether the university should favor promiseu- ous swimming in the Yale gymnasium tank.Men and women students of the summer school both want to learn to awim, an they are anxious to learn at the saine time in the Yale tank.There is opposition b- szame of those who hold that Yale should take a stand with a few summer resorts where promiscuous bathing is frowned upon nnd prohibited, and the rersity in not calle] on to make a Uthers hold that if Yale men easily outxpil the hoats Chat raced two | creditable showings on both oceasions ' rule to the contrary.The latter ele- sears go.This is certainly encovrag- | | ing.The course iz 12 miles, d the worl | over as the best.eee ALSO - - - Metallic Batten, Metallic Rhingles and other simil r noveltier, L E.Labrocque, 7 and | 1 Notre Dame St, | LOWER TOWN, QUEBEC, A Vi it is Solic'ted.July 15xwel autxt LEFAVRE § TASCHEREN, Accountants, Auditors and Liquidators.IN! - Mountain Hil - II QUEBEC.\u2018burg, H, Be | afternoon, GERMAN SINGERS Party of Famous Philadelphia Choir Members Visited City Yesterday.A party made up of members of one of the famous German singing wocivties of Auerica, the Junger Maepnerchor of Philadelphia, arrived in this city yesterday by the boat from Montteal.The day was spent in sight-seving and this morning the party ib leave for the lake Bt.John distriet, returning via the Saguenay and St.Lawrence.The py is in charge of Mr.L.F.Elsenhaue who is acting as manager, and consists of the following members and their families; Amo Leonhardt, Mrs, A.Leonhardt, son and daughter, William Berges and wife, Aug.Schaffer and vie Clarence Stang and wife, Mrs.Staff and Mrs, Stang, William Greeling and wile, Mivs Saam and Miss Naam, F.Fritsch and wile, H, Stohrer and wile, James Mees and wife, Carl Lauber and wife, Frank Kosatto and wife, Mrs, Franz und Mrs, Butters, Apna Helwig and Miss Berges, Edward Scholl, H.E.Strath man and wile, Dr.Fusco and !.Heetand wife, They left Philadelphia last Tuesday, Roc to New York, Alexandria Hay, Montreal and Quebec.From here they go to Roberval and Chicoutimi, returning here Tuesday morning and leaving Kore Wednesday morning for Portland, and there to New York by water, and back to Philadelphia by train, The society has an outing every year and this year\u2019s has heen one of the most successful and delightful of the series according to the visitors, some of wham were hers ten yenrs ago, when the society visited the An: cient Capital on a similar trip.The party were quartered at the Chateau and were looked after by Mr.E, B.Harris, travelling passenger agent of the Quebec & Lake St.John Hailway.Drink Beauport Lager it is the best.ASBESTOS PROPERTIES.Mr.G.L.Welle and associates have sent a few men to Chibogamio to du some work on one of Mr.J.FE.Baucier\u2019s ashestos properties.Mr.Saucier should be complimented on having obtained such vajuable properties.NOW IS THE TIME.Our line of Summer Dress Goods must go before they are \u2018Has Beens.\u201d 15,27.MARCEAU & CO.CULLERS' EXAMINATION.The Board of Cullers of the Province of Quebec has been conducting the examination of candidates at Three Rivers since the 10th instant, sume © aspirants being present, The exam are Meesrs.Thos, Malone, Victor Devoe, and R.Gendron, The werctary of the Board Dr.De laney, of the Lands and Forest De partment, Quebec, is also present, \u201cPlisner\u201d Genuine Bohemian Lager or.on draft at the St.Louis Hotvl caly.POLICE PIC-NIC PRIZES.The prizes won at the recent pic-nics wl yesterday afternoon at the Central Station.The handsome clock donat- wl by Messrs, Gi.Seifert & Son, account of its value and beauty, not placed in competition in any the athletic events, hut wan in nunber, the icky winner n being Sergt.Auclair, President.TRADING STAMP FLURRY, There has been quite à rush on the trading stamp branches in this city during the past few days, the introduction in the Federal Commons of the bill prohibiting teading stamps having seemingly made people possessing hooks of stampa nervous about their redemption.A< a result they have been flocking with their hooks to the trading stamp agencies and have been converting their stamps in- 8 articles of furniture, An a staff of clerks in the differ.vat agencies have had more than they can attend to during the past week, Imported Coburger er at the Chateau Cafe, Lag BACK TO QUEBEC.Rergt.Smith, who for some time has been in the city instructing the diffirrept companies of the 3rd Regt.Ci A, left on retura to Quebee lust evening.\u2018The officers of the Artillery had applied to have Sergt.Smith remain here until the end of the present month, as he has done excellent work nnd hin lectures have proved of muh value to all.But there is a shortage of instructors in Quebee, and also a much larger number of men than formerly, So the department decided that Sergeant Smith must velurn.- 8st.John, N.B., Sun, SENSATIONAL SALU.Of onr stock of ladies\u2019 lingerfe consisting of drawers, corset covers, chemines, nightgowns, lawn matinees, in silk, in veiling, and alpaca, at ridiculous low prices, can windows, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRÈRE, FIRE AT MONTMAGNY.A fire tonk place at Montmagny yesterday morning, the flames attnck- ing the house of Magloire Lemirnx, Nt, Jean Baptiste street, in the western part of the village.The i {fanned by a strong wind, threate the adjoining buildings, aml by scen in our en unlucky coincidener there War no water in the acqueduet, Through the energetie efforts of A.Bélanger, pre prietor of the founders, and lie atafll of men, however, the {lara were prevented feom spreacding, TWO BOYS DROWNED, A rad double drowning accident took place at Peribonca ve Thursday two ynung sons of David Claveau, heing drowned in sight of their father's residence, The hoys, who were 18 and 12 years old respec tively, were out in a host, when it ran on a reck.The hove got ant to | [rush it off when ont fell invo a deep ole.The other went to hin nanist.88 DALHOUSIE ST.; et ance, hoth being drowned.The buddies have been recovered.__ .FRANCE'S FESTIVAL Anniversary of the Fall of the Bastile was Celebrated Yesterday.Yesterday being the fourteenth of July, French people throughout the world oslchrated the anniversary of the fall of the lastile, the notorious Parisian prison, which was destroyed by the revolutionists in 1789, after a short sioge.Exactly 116 years ago, this date the mob of Paris attacked the Bastile, the monarchy's most important stronghold, and burned it to the ground, Ever since that time the partisans ol the republic have observed Lhe fourteenth of July as a national holiday.The French colony of the Ancient Capital usually celebrate the day by dining together, and the event will be marl again this year in tho same from the oys way, but the dinner has been postponed until this evening.ML praise 1 wo oud à une Di Ir 1 cannot utter in ENTRANCE TO M'GILE, The results of the McGill metriculs: tion examinations have been announce od.Altogether 233 candidates sentod themselves for the whole or part of the examination.In addition to those who have passed the regular ciatriculation examination, as above, the following candidates from Quebec, who have taken the university school examinations, have also quali- hud for entrance to the lacultios indicated :\u2014~8, S.Hawkins, 8.FE.Oliver, W.B.Scott, 8.BR, Smith, A.C.M.Thompson.BEFORE THF.COURTS.Two tramps named John McGuire, amd Jaures Sinclair, arrested fur creut- ing a disturbance in the vicimty of the Murrin College un Thursday night, were sent to gavl for three months cach, A young tman from the coun try was up vn a charge of luitering buving been found aslep near the CPR.station.le cisisul that he had been rokbed of his watch | and chuin while asleep amd was allowed to go.A young Englishman, who had been at a leading hotel, and who has been travelling for some time in company with a physicien for the benefit of his benlth, was arrested by the police while acting in a disorderly condition.He refused to get out of the way of a street car, as it was believed he nas intoxicated he was run in.Iv appears, however.that hia mind is somewhat untalanced aml that he got away from his companion.lle was sent to Mastai for treatuwmt.\u2014_\u2014 HE HELD THE GUN.There are two men of leisure, vulgarly styled tramps, who will never forget, while going the rounds of this ; terrestial sphere, the ramparts of Canada\u2019s Ancient Capital.And this is how it all occurred.An evening or two ago a number of ladies were joying, on the Grand Battery, the Belleau, advocate, will be pleased to balmy broozes from ihe St.Luwrence.| {sarn tbat he is now convalescent and The sun bad just gone down and the | was removed to his residence last nightclouds werg beginning to gather.| evening from Grondin's Hospital.It was an, ideal evening, one well suited to the artistic mind to study | RETURNED.the beauties of the unsurpassed scen- Dr.Lantier, Surgeon Dentist has ery of this historical burgh.While our lady friends were wrapped in ad- oO red to above.Was apreimens of their class, Lut for of, tification they are here styled Nos.1 drawn\u2019 No.2 for hy members of the committee, han Be miration of their surroundings & sud- of the city police force were distribut- den change came over the spirit of their dreams.In the distance appeared the gentlemen of leisure refer For their better iden- a They were tough-looking genuine cut-throat appearance, No.1 certainly carried off the palm.When the Knights of the Road discovered that the ladies had no male escort they advanced towards them with a swagger that would do credit to a couple of newly-appointed ser- geanta of an irregular horse corps.It was here they blünderud.Accompany- \"ing one of Chu fair sex was a medium: sized but very energetic dog of the English bull terrier type.\u2018This canine.although generally most docile, is evidently a good judge of human character, for no sooner did he sct eycs on No.| than he charged at him.The latter accing that the animal meant business thought a movement to the rear the best tactica to pursue.Where was there a place of safety ?The road wae clear, but the dog wae fast, No.l'a mind was quickly mate up.Close by was one of the big guns, mounted on a high carriage.Îlcre war à harbor of refuge, and it only required a bound to reach it.With the spring of a tiger the tramp scaled the gun and wep soon secure on top of it.The dog with a dash such as often carcied the famous Connaught Rangers to victory on hard his dusky checks, was appeal ing to his collengue for assistance.o 2, however, when he observed the position of No, 1, suddenly remembered that he had important husiness in another locality and hastened away to carry out his engagement.While this wan going on the terrier came lo the conclusion he was not in a hurry and could afford to wait until the enemy would have to come down.He, therefore took a comfortable position below the gun to patiently await a sup render.After the tramp hand been thoroughly scared, the owner of the flog called it away.No.1 seeing the const clear jumped from the gun and rushed down the street at 8 pacer that would outdistance a rofna / of Cossackn retreating before & body of Japanese cavaley, 46 il apposed that he in «till running, One thing is certain, he will not visit the Grand Battery agnin in a hurry.You Employ an EXPERT In Food Selection when you \u2018at Grape-Nuts The mst perfectly made food toc human use.Pre | 1 doctored with fought fields, charged againet the pire of ordnance, but sould | not tu, thurksat.reach the enemy.Meanwhile No.1, = with his knees knocking together and ROTARIAL, EXAMINATIONS.bends of perspiration rolling down [tit of Buccessful Students who ONE STEP MORE Will be fatal to sloep-walker.Will ba draw back or il be take the Sua, a: ep great many are in like the séeep-walker, ey are The disease is 4 .The time comes when one returns to find he has taken that last step from heslth which can never be taken back, ce Deglect the cure of indigestion or some ble i ane It trouble is dangerous.is also inexcusable.Dr.Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of on nutrition.t parifies the blood, stimulates the liver, cures biliousness, and eliminates bilious words of describe with pen,\u201d writes Jas B.Ambrose, |-~4 i ., Huntv fais af wes Late with what ont Physi said was indi the best around here an snd ve ad use Dr.Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.I Seine caret 1 have 00 d'enpteuas of rie trouble or indigestion mowed If you ask your dealer for \u201cGolden Medical Discovery\u201d because you have confidence in its cures, do not allow yourself to be switched off toa medicine claimed to be \u201cjust as good,\u201d but which Jou did not for and of which you jow nothing.You cañ get the People\u2019s Medical Adviser, 1008 pages, paper covers, free by sending 31 one-cent stamps, to Foy ex- of customs and maifing only.Ad- Dr.R.V.Pierce, Bufiala, N.Y.THE YACHT CURLEW Runs Ashore Near Tadousac, but Occupants Escape Without Difficulty.{Special to the Chronicle) St.Catherine's Bay, July 14\u2014Yacht Curlew, owned by Kirk Green, ol Montreal, ran ashore on the rocks at Pointe Islet, near Tadousac, this afternoon and is in a dangerous position.The yacht, which was proceeding towards the St.Lawrence, was becalmed, and carried by the strong current was very soon in the position where she now lies.A trial will be made to-night at high tide to © the yacht off with tugs, but from her position there is every likelihood of her turning turtle when the tide rises.Mr.Piddington and the two Messrs.Green were on hoard at the time, but got ashore casily.CONVALESCENT.The many friends of Mr.St.Foy returned home from his European trip and his clientele are reminded that he can be scen at his office daily.His clientele are requested to take notice.NECESSARY IN THE COUNTRY.Citizens \u2018who are spending the hot season in the country should not leave town before visiting Messrs.I'runenu & Kirouac's great assortment of lawn swings, dolls, go-carta, etc.OH ! YES ! IT'S MONDAY that starts the cheap sale at Marceau & Co.We must not fail to attend it.july14.15 POLICE COURT, The two young men from Chateau Richer, named Blain and Cauchon, who were arrested a lew days ago for causing disorder on a Q.R., L & P.Co.car, and who had their trial on Thursday last are atill in jail, awaiting the decision of Magistrate Angers who took the case under advisement.They will also be brought up on Monday next when the investigation against.both, for ohstructing cars near Chateau Richer, will be commenc- SUMMER RESIDENCE, Investigate the merits of the Gillespie Acctyline Gas machine for sum: mer homes or any place requiring light, or heat for cooking.8.GILLESPIE, 441 St.John Street, Quobeo Passed at Laval Yerterday.The semi-annual examinations for the year to year by the Illustrated books containi store of the un and sn inspection is invited.Orders taken and filled 183 JOHN ST.can be obtained at the \u2018CHRONIC \u2018London: Art Union ts have been completed whereby our Ae ar aint eae oh 8 nog] cost copies of all the famous engravings published from LONDON ART UNION OF LONDON, ENG.These celebrated Steel Engravings are world famous, and every home ig incomplete without one or more.complete list of these works, \u2019 Office and at the dersigned.Sample pictures can also be seen at both these places with the greatest'despatoh.LOUIS MORENCY, QUEBEC Construction in Artifical Stone.OF A NORMAL SCHOOL AT KEARNEY, NEB.By G.A.Berlinghof, Architect, Beatrice, Neb.\u2014\u2014 4 Prepared to be constructed = \u2014 in cut stone and later on it decided to construct the bullding in Artificial Stone, the first and second stories to be in artificial stone thirteen inches thick, and the third story, 9 inches thick.This same stone is manufactured -BY- IGN.BILODEAU, ST.PAUL and DESFOSSES STREETS.Residence 82 Richelieu Street.\u2018une 24x1m.Telephone 1143 JUST RECEIVED LATEST DESIGNS IN SUMMER MILLINERY Children\u2019s Silk, Lawn and Straw Hats and Bonnets, Shirt Waist Suits in Silk Cicilian and Wash Goods.White Lawn Suits for Misses.+ Lawn and Silk Blouses.Dress Skirts.Misses Dress Skirts.A Now Lot of Ladies\u2019 Underclothing, Night Dresses, Lawn and Silk Petticoats, etc, etc.Mrs.D.R.MURPHY, ** P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.FABRIQUB ST Puoxs 22 tory.stock has had its sale has grown un HOWE Black in usual sizes.admission to practice the notarial ofeasion were concluded at Laval | Iniversity yesterday when the follow.i ing students wers admitted: \u2014 ! rthur Écremont, Montreal: Arthur | Couture, Napiervi-les Avila Rouleau, ! St, Narthlemi; Cyrias Jacques, Quebec; * Damien Filiatrault, 8t.Rowe, val; 7.A.Lafond, Baie du Febore; H.A.(limon, Baie St.Paul; F.X.Turgeon, Montreal; Lacien Giroux, Montreal; Arthur Fortier, Quebec: Geo.Antoine St.Pierre, Kamouranka; Oscar De Guise, Montreal; Arthur Emile Simard, Quebee: Louis Tranchmontagne, 8t.Cuthbert; Renie Morin, St, Hyavinthe; J, A.Mireault, Joliette; Joseph Hebert, St.Antonie de le Baie du Frbore; Arthur Gosselin, St.Cunende, Montreal; 8.N.Therien, Stonique; Maurice Loranger, Montreal; J.N.8.Turrotte, Quechee; C, J.Raillairgeon, Quebec; J.H.4.Bohemier, St.Henri de Mascouche; D.À.Leonard, St, Damase; William Boisjoli, Montreal: L.Phillippe Mercier, Cacounna; John laville, 8t.Pie de Guire; Ulyve Buseieros, Vercheres.WHAT IS GOING ON.Grounde\u2014Basehall X .A.A, 9 Queteo Match, Buffaloes ve.3 pm.Kent House Amusement Park p.m, sad 8.30 udeville, 3 Va and balbriggan, light natural wool sizes.ment.made of the same material, JULY CHEAP SALE! Our sale during last week has been satisfac- The large reductions made on the entire ood results.it is now looked forward to as one of the ideal opportunities of getting bargains.HER THE FOLLOMINS LINE Men's White Duck Suits, Pyjamas, Light Summer Coats made of Alpacca in three shades of \u201cBoy's Sailor and Buster Brown Suits in linen, duck, grass cloth, gingham, harvard stripes and white duck ique.Sen's and Boy's Colored Regatta Shirts, a large variety to select from, at prices to clear.Men's Light Underwear for the warm season in balbriggan, silk, cashmere, linen mesh, white and brown Boy's Tweed Suits in two and three pieces, all Buster Brown Suits witb belt, collar and tie.A full line of Boy's Cotton Blouses with Collar attached, nice washing goods, all sizes at 40c.per gar- Boy's Underwear for summer in balbriggan, natural wool, cashmere and thread, all sizes.Our Tweed and Home Spun madesto order Buits at $6.60 and $7.85 is a rare opportunity to secure à suit from $3.00 to $4.00 less than can P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.This mid-season Grey, also had elsewhere "]