The Quebec chronicle, 17 juillet 1905, lundi 17 juillet 1905

[" The Weather.) Lower St.Lawrence and Gul, \u2014 Westerly winds, fine and uch warmer, rm \u2014 \u2018 ESTABLISHED 1764.\u2014 QUEBEC, MONDAY, JULY 17, ~ 1905.The Quebec Chronicle.Temperatures.Minimum and maximum tempers- sures\u2014Montreal, 56,78; Quebec, 48.72, manteau, ONE CENT.¢ 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-.i A.GRENIER, $ 94 and 968 JOHN STREET DOP VV ROCKED BOAT TO INSPIRE: CONFIENCE Three People Were Drowned | as a Result, > + +++.\u2019 MOB SOUGHT LIFE Complicity in a Horrible Crime.Montgomery, Ala, July 16.\u2014At 10 o'clock toknight Governor Jenks received the following telegram from Gadsden, Ala.: \u201cMy jail and prisoners can- fined therein threatened by mob.Prisoners in jail charged with rape and murder of white woman.Need military assistance, Anawer.\u201d The Governor immediately wired Captain L.B.Raney, commanding the Gadsen com- J ; -_\u2014 pany of the State troops to place his Dover, N.H., July 16~Two men and troops at the disposal of the sheriff | J \"CRAFT WAS OVERTURNED Six People Drowned While Bathing in the Waters About New York-Life Guard's Heroic but Fatal Action, & woman, mill operatives, lost their, and to keep the executive office ad- lives in a boating accident on Will-; vied, of further developments.| i .T : midnight nothin, urther had en = pond here tonight.oo heard\" from the cen of threatened oscupants of the boat were rescued lynching.a an eshausted condition.The dead : Eva Thibault, 18 years, daughter of Camille Thibault, of Gonio; Philan Langlois, 23 years, of this city, and Peter F.Damdoorajian, 35 years, of this city, Those who were rescued were Henry L.Lanouette and Annie The negroes in the Gadsden jail are Vance Gardner, Wm.Johnson, Kd.\u201d Johnson, \u201cBunk\u201d R rdson, Jeffers son Alford and Fannie Mayo.Their alleged victim was Mrs, 8.I.Smith, white, a widow.The crime was con mitted Saturday night.Early Su day Vance Gardner, reported discover- ing the woman's dead body.The Daurdaue, both of Dover.police found her nude body lying par- According to the story of one ually concealed in some bushes Ly the the survivors, the boat was well roaduide three quarters of a mile from Gadsden.Mrs Smith had been nt- weighted down by the five occupants.tached on the roadside and after hav- Miss Daurdaue became alarmed and! \u2018a it ia aaid | ing been repeatedly assaulted, was 40 allay her foars Langlois, it is said, | gra ged by her hair down an em- stoud up id ont and began - bankment aver rocks and stumps into the clump of bushes, where she left after cfforts had been made to conceal the body.The details of her condition were shocking.Her neck was beolew, A pair of scissors antl a | care knife found \u2018clone to\u2018iser body, 1 evidently aided her in the struggle.A mob of three hubdred prople gathered on Broad street in Gain at dark and late to-night marched on the jail demanding that the doors be opened.One young man had the rope ready to sawing Vance Gardner, one of {be- negroes implicated in the killing.Sherriff Chandler and Judge J.x Disque werë prepared to meet them.Company C., with first Lieutenant A.R.lirindley in chagge, was called side.The boat wus soon capsized and the five were thrown into the water, | Lanouette and Miss Daurdaue clung pr di koat and rere = eu persons on shore,\" The © three sunk almost an soon a |, they were thrown out.The ies were tecovered late to-night.New York, July 16\u2014Six persons lost their lives while bathing in the waters sbout New York today.John mith.a life guard at the Washington eights baths, perished in a brave but vain attempt to rescue Norman Flaminer, a boy who was unable to swim and had been swept out of his depth by the current.Oscar Carlson was out and had pickets out.Represencadrowned near the same spot an hour | tive Burnett and Judge Disque made later.The others who ished were | talks and the mob dispersed, there dns.Childsworth, Z.Giscono and | being leas than one hundred men now F.Senning.\u2018present.The mob lacked a leader.\u2014 This alone prevented bloodshed, as ATTEMPT TO MURDER AN ADMIRAL Lieutenant rindley with his men, Naples, July Fi\u2014An attempt was Sheriif Chandler and Judge Disque are mare early this morning to murder {determined to protect the negroes.The ; ; ; 's jury han.heen in session all Admiral Mirabello, brother of Admir.' ONCE 8 Jury, ; : al Mirabello, the Italian Minister of oF and has just adjourned until Mon- Marine, who is residing, at Porti-i, a .i , day.small eonsting and fishing port and GRA I residential town on the Bay of Naples.RANDDALGHTER OF The Admiral's wife was seriously injured while defending her husband.Faston, Ind., July 15 \u2014 Mits (iwynn Lawrence, the 18 year old daughter of TWENTY-TWO VICT MS OF HEAT, | Mr.and Mre.isaac Lawrence, of New * York, and who was a granddaughter New York, July Vo=Beapite | the he \u201clate General Wintetd Seott slightly lower tempe-ture e ' \u20ac id wcott brick northwest nreeze, the deaths l@ncock, was drowned to-dey while from heat to-day reached the highont ; bathitg in Ailes river.number of the summer.Thera were 29! victime.This is accounted for on the | N THE CANADIANS PARIS, score that the humidity m the last\u2019 tro SP ork, July 16\u2014A special cable week has weakened the comstitutions ; irom Paris to the New York Herald od many persons.who finally nue.| to-day, says: Two handred Canadian enmbad - the oli ate condi) The .manufacturers, accompaniel mostiy by t a m ined Tet Kia \\ their wives.and children, have just \u2018natal caren wire confin TRES 10 | pabl a visit tn Paris, and have been infents and to persons of advaneed | raorived royally hy representatives of age, the French Chamber ot Commerce.They visited The Louvre, the Opera and the Theatre Francaic, and wero conapicuour at the military review on State has recrived a despatch from [July 14 at Longehamps.The delega- Downing street announeing that a nes; | tion was headed by Mr, W.K.George, wal for the Dominion oi Canada mada of Montreal, at the Royal Mint, England, has heen PM DE \u2014 forwarded to Ottawa.There in been MUTINY RUMORS UNTRUE.published a enpy of the Royal War.Bt) Petersbure, July 15\u2014Admiral rant.authorizing: the use in Canade ! Wirenive, chief of the general staff of of this new grant geal and directing the navy, says that the report of a that the old one be returned to the mutiny on hoard and the sinking of Trwmacial actharijiae fn ba defers], The the liattleship Catherine Il, cireulntel great seal iv changed with every in Vienna and printed in the United Cota of sovereign and in in the cnn.| Frater, is without foundation.tody of the Secretary of State, An examination of the battleship pr Kniaz Potemkine, which in et Sehnx M'STOIK SON FOR BUFGLA\", topnl, shows that her boilers are in o Tittleton, W, Vg.July 15.~Tildon Had condition: owing toneglret, but Bean, 12.veare-ald.was abot and killa that there in nn damage te her ma- arte today he his pa hat who mis- | Chinery.aride from that dene hy wa.took him for & Lwighat.The boy | ber in the engine compartment, arose in hit sleep and wandered about Nn name ee the house.tie mother heard him and LAW AND ORDER IN POLANN, anietly secured à revolver.Soon af-| Warsaw.July 10\u2014Gencral Mnxiterward she saw a form on the rool of { movich, the Govermor ieneral, has A porch moving atealthilv theangh her | insued an order forbidding illegal ne.room window and Ve.\u2018fet, fellow exiles of Derolude have ro.\u2018 turned to Paria.Fach however, main: tains an opera houffe aspect be addressing to President Loubet an in- | sulting telegram dimdaining pardon \"and aaving that they returned in apite of exeeutive elemeney.The govern.; ment thus far has iwnored the tactics \u2018of the former exiles apparently pot | considering serious their popular ap prals or their intimation that they will arouse new agitations ngainat the existing anthorition, All disorders caused hy @ bilious state of the system can bo eured by using Carter's Little Liver Pills.No pain, griping or discomlort attending | their use, Try them, F.SIMARD & CIE W A NUMBER OF STYLES AT DECIDEDLY REDUCED PRICES.Silk Coats, short length, with cape and stitchings, regular 97.50 and 811.00, f0r.\u2026.\u2026.0.\u2026occeoo00.$5 ENd ST Silk Coats, half-length, with cape and lace collars, ined with White satin 822.75 f0r.\u2026.00s0snssonceneeccenenne $1300 3-4 length Silk Coats with cape, trimmed with appliques re- Bularly sold 827.00, for this week.$14.00 Natural Linen Shirt Waist Suits, pleated front waist and new slezves.Regular $6.00 quality.$4.00 Cotton Voile Shirt Waist Suits, pleated waist and skirt, very derirable at $10.00.Our special Price.eeersenss 36.98 Eilk Buits of Green Shot Tafleta, elaboratelv trimmed and pleatesl, new collar and sl=eves, regular 830.00 qualityfor | $20.00 White Japanese Silk Suits this season, newest models, very cheap at 816.00.Our special price.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$12,00 Imported Millinery ! SUMMER STYLES.and American Models Reduced to Just the Half Their Regular Value.$12.00 Imported Tri £16.00 \u2018 £0.00 + s #00 «ou Exquisite French mmed flats for.$6.00 4 [13 .$8.00 terevenes.$15.00 SALE OF TAFFETA AND HABUTAI SILKS.2,000 Yards of Taffeta Silk, in black, brown, green, navy, red, white, champagne, and all the best shades, superior quality, regular 80c.quality for.teerecssasirssrnsencrasee SOG 27 in.Black, White or Colored abutai Silk, regular 50c.quality OUP %DECIAl PLCC.i iiiiiisartisnnseancarennnnensans BBC.20 in.Black, White or Colored Habutai Silks i ding the most wanted shades, regular value 25c.Our sp cial price.S08 F.S QR R IMARD & CIE, 137 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch.QUEBEC.For SANITARY and all other reasons, use the Clean, Soft, Silky, Tough TOILET PAPERS MANUFACTURED BY monkoccé #.B.Eldy's \u201cCottage\u201d Toilet-12,000 Sheet in four Rolls-\u2014-gives one year's supply for the average family for One Dollar, with a nickle fixture free \u201cOther Urands of Eddy'e Tailets are cin Rolls \u201cStandart\u201d?\u201cElatel \u201cYork,\u201d \u201cMammoth.\"\u201d, In Sheets, \u201cImperial,\u201d \u201cRoyal,\u201d \u201cRegal,\u201d \u201cOrient.\u201d For sale by tirst-class dealers everywhere.F.H.ANDREWS & SON, Agents, Quebec.ABARTH DIR ALIEL ; G LOVES DENTS &FOWNES KID GLOVES IN TANS AND BROWNS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN $1.00 A PAIR.White and Tan Washing Gloves.Children\u2019s Kid Gloves, all sizes.SILK GLOVES IN DIFFERENT SHADES Every pair of Gloves we sell are guaranteed, and new ones wilt be given in exchange for any that split or tear with any ordinary wear.HOLT, RENFREW & Co.BUADE STREET SALAD OIL SALAD OIL: THE VERY BEST J.& H.GARRES FOURCHE FIRST PRIZE PARIS EXHIBITION 1900 AT 20c., 40c., 75¢.and $1.00 A BOTTLE H.BEAUTEY, AGENT, QUEBEC.IMPORTED WHITE WINE VINEGAR IN BOTTLE AND BY THE GALLON.H.BEAUTEY, AGENT, QUEBEC.\u2014fmmms SOFT DRINK FOR WARM SPELL.THE NORMANDIE CIDER COMPANY, $2.25 per doz.Pints and $4.00 per doz.Quart Bottlss H.BEAUTEY, AGENT, QUEBEC.LIME JUICE UNSWEETENED.LIME JUICE CORDIAL RASPEBERRY VINEGAR.CROSS & BLACKWELL H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabrique St., Phone 1116 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.MONDAY, JULY 17, 1905.Te CLOVER, FRY & CO.#4+++t+++.+++.+.+++.+.++00++0+t400t BALL REQUISITES.Ladies\u2019 are Invited to Inspect our 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, \u201cDENTS\u201d Grey Kid Gloves, .\u201cPERRIN\u2019S\u201d Evening Gloves, 20 Button Length Kid Gloves.Large Reductions ON Jackets and Mantles, Imported Trimmed Millinery, Sunshades at Reduced Prices\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014y LACES.Real Honiton Lace Handkerchiefs, Point Gauze, Honiton and Thread Laces.French Malines, Oriental and other Laces in great variety.+++.GLOVER, FRY & CO.\u2014 Presscasssssscsassscen +++.Unset Diamonds AND OTHER Precious Stones\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee We would draw the attention of Connoisseurs and all who are interested in Gems to our stock of Unset Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires and Emeralds.We have exceptional facilities for securing High Grade Gems at the lowest prices.As direct buyers from the Diamond Cutters of Europe we have the oldest record of any retail firm in Canada.Such a long established connections, affords us many valuable rivileges in the selection of our stock of Diamonds.Our Diamond Settings are made by e Diamond Mounters whose workmanship Is or the highest merit, designs graceful and artistic, and a finish that can be obtained only from years of experience and skill.We make a specialty of Engagement Rings, Customers may select Gems from our stock of unset Diamonds and we will mount them in visible or in elusion settings of modern, antique or original design to meet the views of the wearep, Wedding Rings in 14 carat, 18 carat carat Gold.Prices from $4.00 to $12.00 and 22 414+4+++++4e4+444443444444 +++.hoard coversin bleached linen with color:d des'gns, otc, worth 25 cents and 80 cents each, for 19 cents Wednesday, the 10th, +++.+044 3SSDSSSSS0RS SDS 3 3 SN, Department.Roller linen, warpin pure thread, extra quality, worth 25 cents a yard, for 19 cents Wednesday, the 19th.Grass linen, worth 22 cents and 25 centa a vard.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Coarse brown French linen, 36 | inches wide, worth 25 cents à yard.Wednesday, the 19th.19 cents.Unbleached sheeting, two yards wide, worth 25 centsayard.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Pillow cases worth from 25 to 35 cents each.Wednesday, the 19.h 19 cents.- Cotton or pillow cases, worth 25 cents a yard.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 conta, @rccscssssa sass sssssnassaced Qeossrcnes = Hosiery and Haberdashery Departmentà Ritbon, Glows, Handkerchief, Lace and Dress Trimming Dapartment, 2,000 yards of taffeta ribbon, worth 30 cents a yard, for 19 cents Wednesday, the 19th.50 dozen of ladies\u2019 white Lisle thread and taffetasilk gloves, worth 3) couts a pair, for 19 cents a pair Wednesday, the 19th.109 dozen of whit) handkerchiefs, with colored border, very handkerchiefs for children, worth 30 cents and 35 cents a dozen, for 19 cents Wednesday, the 19th.Py Immense stock of insertion and appliques in Guipure lace, worth 50 cents, 75 cents, $1.00and up a yard, at your disposal Wednesday, the 19th, at 19 cents a yard.A lot of Indian lawn, worth 30 cents a yard, for 19 cents a yard Wednesday, the 19th.< ¢ ¢ 25 dozen of ladies\u2019 ribbed or plain hose in black English cashmere, fast black, regular price 25 cents a pair.Wednesday, tho 19th, 19 cents à pair, ++.10 dozen of children\u2019s ribbed hose in black cashmere, double heel and knee, worth 25 cents and 30 cents a pair.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.A large quantity of fine embroidery, worth 35 cents and up a yard.Srecial price Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents, 40 dozen of ladies\u2019 handkerchiefs, nicely trimmed with embroidery aud lace, worth from 35 cents up to 50 cents apiece.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.¢ ++++++100+1+.++.; 440.4.02000 00 ++.| og Solarine, in one pint cans, worth 25 cente.= Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Large frying pans, 12 inches, worth 27 cents, Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Cans for coal oil, size two quarts, worth 25 cents.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Ticking with large red stripes, worth 25 cents and 30 cents a yard, for 19 cents Wednesday, th: 10th, Opera or fancy striped tlannel, fur shirts, worth from 25 cents up to 33 cents a yard, Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.White Terry cloth, 24 inches wide, wor:h 25 centan yard, Wednexday, the 19th, 19 cents, Duck for rmall boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 costumes, worth 25 cents a yard, Wednerday, the 149th, 19 cents, Fancy flannelettes, velvet finish, and striped flanneletts for uader- wear, worth 25 cents and 80 cents a yard.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.\u201cHabi ant\u201d or home-made linen, 28 inches wide, worth 25 and 23 cents n yard, for 19 cents Wednesday, the 149th, Napkins worth £2.50 and 83.00 a dagen, for 19 cents apicce Wednesday, the 1th, Ten picees of table nilcloth, worth 25 cents a yard, Wednesday, the | 10th, 19 conta.Q+us++n000:8300150003SS0ASSSS 0000 SSSSSSSSSSHSSSS Cloth and Tweed Department.Colored lasting, worth 30 cents a Yard, for 19 conts Wednesday, the 10th, Cambrie for flesver, worth 25 cents a yard, for 19 cents Wedueadax, the 1h.French canvas, worth 23 cents a yard, for 19 cents Wednesday, the 10th.Z.PAQUET, 1 ++.9 Q++++++++++.+++.1-171 ¢ ; $ ¢ ; $B °ù ; Un: | ¢ ¢ \u2019 ¢ ¢ +B $k °R ¢ R [3 SE \u2018I ¢ \u2019 +R ¢ si ; ; \u2018 \u2018 \u2019 ¢ ¢ I] \u2018 \u2018 \u2018 ¢ \u2018 \u2018 \u2018 \u2018 \u2019 : ¢ $ ; \u2018 ¢ ¢ : \u2019 ; Ô ¢ i i Milk dishes in white granite, worth 25 cents.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents Pudd ng moulds, worth 33 cents.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Dusters for stairs, worth 25 cents.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Gents\u2019 fancy outing suits made of extra quality wool and rilk material in very neat and nobby black and white designs, and broken stripes, representing the very highest ginde of workmanship and style, made only in two pieces, coats and trou-ers, the very thing for hot weather, $12.00 up.G.nts\u2019 fancy 2 piece suits, coats and pants, made of a'rictly pure wool tweed, in fancy mixed pat terns and medium dark sha les just a durable and comfortable garment, for summer outing, an up-to-date wit in weave, tiimmed and cut, $8.50 up.100 gross of woollen border, assorted colors, 7 and 8 inches wide, regular price 25 cents per dozen yards.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents, +.10 dozen of combs in brown celluloid, with or withoutbrilliants, regular price 25 cents each.Wed- : nesday, 19th, 19 cents.0++++- In Our Basement.Nickel-plated trays, 12 inches, regular value 30cents.8) ial price Wednesday, the 19th, 1! cents.Napkin rings in celluloid.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Small Japanese trays, Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.oh cel Table bells, Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents, 0000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 OUR ASSORTMENT OF SUMMER SUITS.§.We have still a very large assort- | ! ment of fancy and white vests in all the leading weaves and designs, They arethe productions of the very pitchers and spoon holders, worth 30 cents.Wodnes 19 cents.Children\u2019s sets of knives, forks and day, Bowls and fruit plates with elegant designs of cherries, for 19 cents apiece Wednesday, the 19th, cents.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents, cents.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 worth 83 cents apiece.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Five dozen clothes brushes in fiber, back in polished hardwood, regular price 25 cents.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents, Two gross of the famous \u2018\u2019Copco\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u2018Fairy\u2019\u2019 toilet soa) regular price 7 cents a cake.ednesday, the 19th, four cakes for 19 cents Five dozen of ladies\u2019 belts in plain black leather, assorted sizes, regular price 25 cents.Wednesday, the $ 19th, 19 cents.10 dozen of toilet soap, three cakes per box, various perfumes, such as La France Roses, Lettuce, etc, from Colgate & Co., New York, regular price 25 cents per box.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents, 10 dozen boxes of letter paper, blue or white, unruled, 24 sheets and 24 envelopes per box, regular price 25 cents a box.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.\u2014 Five dozen of ladies\u2019 garters with belts in fancy elastic, assorted colors, lar price 30 centsapair.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents.Two gross of \u2018Gilt Edge\u2019 shoe polish, regular price 25 cents a bottle.Wednesday, the 19th, 19 cents, ; \u2018 0 - - Nickel-plated sugar bowls, milk day, the 19th, oons.Special price Wednes- 9 cents.decorated China cups and saucers, worth 30 Crystal celery holders, worth 3) nts.Small crystal dishes, 7 inches, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.FOR 40 CENTS.100 pairs of men\u2019s white duck trousers nicely made, the article for vacation, regular value $1.25.Our latest New York styles, and just the price 40 Centsthing for the swell dressers, Prices from $1.25 up to $4.00.e asus, EXAMINE FOR 75 CENTS.trie The new Butterick Patterns.t They will show you the latest ons in [J ete 800 boxe\u2019 washable suit ropre- A Bavarh Futar: tables senting all our broken lines, in fancy u to make own dress.white and ecrue, made of the very iro have reo ig 15 putes best washable material and all the leading styles for children\u2019s wear in Fashion Sheets free at our hot weather.They were sold early Pattern Counterinthe season from $1.25 up to $2.00.We are the sole Now at the very low price of 76 | § Agents In Quebeccents, .Servs ssassssesssseccend 000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000 0000000000000000000000 $ TABLA TALTLTLH TAAL TA TT/ATAVATTLLALVALLSTTTSSATTTLTLTATAPEBALTTLVTTLLLAT ATA LV LVL VL TATE TAA TLL HATTA VLE TVR VHB TT LHS SVL VHS VALSTALL VLR VVVLVIVLRLDA GN 2 mets Z.PAQUETS Departmental Stores) Joseph Streetr\u2014\u2014 \u2026 LRO , Cd , 1D08 pe - > Rr - Ç CUNARD LINE; AUCTION SALE| INSOLVENT SALE | [INTRONS ! NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL Calling at Queenstown.From Piers & & 83 North River, NW.Yfi Gibraltar] Naples\u2014Adriatlo, Mew Modern Twin-Screw Steamers Pannonie, wavonis, Third Clam Forte ht and passage apply to Canard Stearsga 2 Brosdwey, New York, of 128 Cotin No a ce ue, Que nf obtener DOMINION LINE PASSENGER SAILINGS QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL TO EUROPE IN COMFORT AT MODERATE RATES.A : - LLAN LINE Royal Mall Steamships.ESTABLISHED 1852 2 Steamers Aggregating 158,763 Teas.NEW TURBINE STEAMERS.Virginian, 000 Toms, Triple-Scrawn Victorian, 5 Tons, Triple Screwsdemeure rer LIVENEOQL, QUESES AND: MONTREAL SERVICE From, Fi From Liverpool ! Steamahips Montreal Quebes A 29 June 14 Ju Jul 6 July ag se M Bo n \u201c 4 Aug.4 Aug.Midship Saloons, Music and Smolcdn, on Promenade Deck.Electric Light and Koala Every modem improvement Marconi Wireless Tel ph on board Victorian, Virginian, Bavarian and Tunisian, being at onee a convenieuco aud additioual sts in case of accident.LONDON, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE Per 88.\u2018\u2019OTTAWA\u2019* From London Steamahipe From Montreal (Formeriy the White Star Line 6S.\u201cGermanie\u201d ) 4 june Hiberian.u Te Liverpool $45.00 To London $47.80 | 4°\" una = and Upwards Acoording to Room 1B rmatian, ug.88.\"Kensington\u2019 and $8 \u201cSouthwark\u201d = \u201c To Livers ol $42.80 To Loncon $48 \"ad Upwards Agcording to Room.\u2014 Thess steamers carry onl oe claus of eabin HAVRE, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE eT el eo oi Te vaut | pres Havre Stoamanips From Montreal » of tha ne oon din hela des Sor Sardinian.22 July enade Decks, Smoke Rooms, Ladies\u2019 Rooms, ete.all amidships and meets the requirements t section of ihe travelling puulle, who, while wañtng the best the dieamer aiords, do notears to pay the higher rates demanded for auch in the ahipe having two classes of cablos BRISTOL SERVICE Finsr-Crass, from #70 and upwards, ing to steamer.S8000D-CLAM, $40.00 and upwards, according sceteamer end location TRIRD-CLAS, 27.50 and upwards, according x ctoammer comm Le and freight rit, berthlag a tion and freight space apply to W.M.MACPHERSON, 1.to, 8 allorie Bekvot.FERRY BETWEEN Quebec, Sillery and St.Romuald 8.8.FRONTENAC.Weather and allowing .sleamar will run as follows: * BT.ROMUALD.QUEBEC 6.080 40am B.00a va, soute 2006.08 1.0s.m 10pm 2.00 pan 20pm 4.00 p.m, 0 SUNDAYS a 12.26 om s.0pm 130 p.m 650p.m 3.3% p.m.615 p.m.ptonping et Romnald and Loue Aller, on Tuesdays and Baturdays, the first boat to M, Romuald will start at 4.45 instead of b.a.m.éaturday night there will be a boat from 8 Homusid and to Quebec atl.p.m.Orleans Ferry, On and after the 20th June, circumstances and tting, this steam weather permi \u2018er will run ns From the Idend From Quebec, 5.30 a.m.sem s48am.7308.m, £ibate 10am, 10.00.01 n20asm Iop.m 2.00 p.on 2.80 p.m.4.45pm.pr 6.15 p.m, on yn and Saturdays this sleamer will meke à morning ton à trip vit dé Tuesda: mad rom x Quebec lo re dirt M, returning stl0pm.Froe the Island, From Quebesbovam.6.00 a.m, ON SUNDAYS From the Island.From Quebec 10pm.10pm 20pm 18pm 4.00 pn.00 p.m.6.00 p.m.%.30 p.m, 7.00 p.m.On deturday night the bost will end at 6.4 pm Steamer Champion.CAPT.EUG.FORTIN On end after 4th June, time and circurastances fe rmitting, Btearzer Champion will run as fol.\u2014 From St.Jean.From 8t.Michel From 8t.Laurent 00 a.m.From Quebec.15 p.m, From Quebec.From Quebec.From Quebec.étopping At Ble.ON HOLIDAYS from Quebce.\u2026.rom $t, Jean.From Bertiiler\u2014Uu Monday, Tuesdey, Tuurday and Fridayirom Berthier for Quebec-Monday, Wednesday \u201cThursday and Saturday ONSATURDAYS Thin steamer will run from Quebec to Berthierm +6 lo give the residonte of this city An opportunity of breathing the fine air hn river\u2014Leaving Quebec 2.00 p.m.and return to Quebec 9.90 p.m.Quebec Steamship Company LIMITED New York, Bermuda and West Indies Royal Mall Lines, Sailing from Pler 47 North River, N.Y.For BERMUDA: The new Twin Screw 8.8 BERMUDIAN.5,880 Fons Wednesday, 1h July and md August, st U.em mn FOR WEST INDIES £1, Thomas, St.Crolx, St.Kitta Antigua, Quadsloupe, Dominien, Martinique, BL Leon ie does and Demerara, 18, KORON A, Friday, 26th Tir at3p.m BS.MANOA, Wedne day, 9th August, st 8 pm St.Lawrence Line.The Twin Screw toon 8.3, CAMPANA, 1,700 tony, # intended to mil from Quebec, Tuesday 18th July and Auguet Ist, at ter Father Foint, Gaspe Basin, Mai heros, Ci Cove, Grand River, etown and Plotoucellant accomimodatiorn for pass en pers are requesied to mark tho cafe tination in full on all packages mistakes var tn lan: will bg received on salling day enly, ween 8.and 11.a.m, For further information Mie AR LR AHERN, , \u2026 RL OUTERSRIDGE & Oo, en AR Siti, New York, or Bs Sad due J: dome on Tuly 17, 1006 \u201c \u2014~\u2014 no\u201c Only Second Cabin Passe: carried, eastbound mate hour to London and favre.Fos further particulars apply to ALLANS, RAE & CO, Agente 168 Champtaln Strest QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY.On and after 26th June, 1905, Tus UNRDERNOTED TRIPS WILL BE FOUND convenient to Iravelling by the undermentioned raflways (Sundays excepted)\u2014 weather and circumstances Decmitling wil ere QUEBKEC LEVIS von Intercolonial Rallway.AN AML 1138 Express to Littieli2i> Ocean Metis on: aL Limited 12.45 Ex, from Moo 7.45 ress to Camp-[ 230 Ocean Limited bellton, {rom Halifax 7.00 Exprew from Mou- Limited tres) 1.45 Express to Mou lid Th n Expree 5.00 Through Express: 115 Express from Mon- 815 Express to River dui 4.15 Exprèss (rom Camp- Loup.Hiton.1120 Kxprom to Mond 6.15 Kzpress from Mog.1130 Ocean Limited toll 48 Express from Little Halifax Metin, Quebec Central Railway.AM, AM 7.88 Exprem to Wliite| 8.00 A¢commodation Mountains and Bherbrooks, from PM nad.{415 Express from Bas L45 Through = Expres ton ead Springfo New York.field, 3.15 Xxprem to Boston| 1.15 Through Frrrem and Apri 1.fon m New York.74 Adommpisdo 0 900 Express trom White Eherbrooke Mountiins and Portiand.Grand Trunk Railway Ferry.Week Days QUEBEG SOUTH QUEBEQ is Expres to the West, A4 trom 7.4 Expres PM, ot the 12.40 Mall to the West.[P.M.2.00 Kxprots to the West.| 1.45 Mail from the West.10.9 Expren {rom the eat Sundays.PM.AM 12.40 Mail to the West | 724 exprem tem the Li NEW PALAGE STR.MONTREAL AND STA.QUEBEC, Now running to Montreal, daiiy at 8.30 P.M, stopping at Hatiscan, Three Rivers and orel, $3.50 SINGLE-\u2014-FARE-$5.85 RETURN SAGUENAY LINE.\u201cteamein \u201cChicoutimi\u201d, \"Murray Bay\u201d and \u201cTadoussac\u201d will leave daily nt os AM, lor Ch- COURAU, SLOPpIng AL Aii way porte E.C.WURTELE, Agent, Garneau Bridge Hotel, Near the Quebec Bridge (about 2000 feet) and the terminus of the Romuald Ferry and Levis Electric Cars.Salubrious and very resinous trees\u2014Maguificent place for pio- nice\u2014Look out point, and grand view ny and down the river~Choice liquors clgare\u2014Boating, AUGUSTIN PARADIS, june 732m Proprietor.NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is submerged an well as the other deep water pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the Long Wharl.The position of the Pier at the mouth of the Cape Rouge River is, as heretofore, shown by & flat buoy by day and a white light by night and the position of the decp water Pier re cently taken at the end of the Long Wharl is in 6 straight line with the said flat buoy and ahout 600 feet to the west thereof.Cape Rouge Whar! and Pier Co, N.FLOOD, Manager, urand Union Hotel Rooms From $1,00 Per Day Up \u2018) Opposite Grand segtet sucre BAGGAGEZZFREE UNE DALENVEOL STOCK BROKERS.Stocks and Bonds BOUGHT FOR CASH AND ON MARGIN.\u2014 Private Wire \u2014 \"T9 \u2014 MONTREAL, BOSTON and NEW YORK 93 St.Peter Street.PHONE 946 Commercial News.CLOSING LETTER.New York, July 15th\u2014The speculation in the stock market developed considerable hesitancy during the past week and the net changes ns a Tule arc responsible for s Teac during the last few days, the selling in this instance being attributed to the cleaning up of some large speculative accounts preparatory to the de parture of a group of heavy operators on midsummer vacation trips.The strong undertone of the market exhibit- od no material abatement, however, and the manner in which the market withstood the heavy realizing salcs after such a pronounced advance as it has enjoyed was considered encouraging as to the outlook for a more active speculation with higher prices after the midsummer vacation i sball have passed over.There is at present no good reason why prices should suffer any important eet back in the meantime, On the contr the general situation appears so f of promise for the future that the chances secm to weigh heavily in favor of further appreciation in values before the present atrong technical conditions of the speculation can be materially altered.Prices have advanced steadily without any decided increase in outside ative interest, and notwith- vtanding the extent of the advance from the low levels of several weeks ago the scarcity of offerings is hardly less pronounced than it was at that time indicating that the bulk of stocks By private wize from Chae.Head &O0.New York Bruneau & Dupuis, stock Brokers, dt.Peter street CURE jak Meadacho and relieveall the troubles ined 4, .billows ate of the system.such so auses, Drowsiness, wating, Fin in the Ride, ko.While their most Fomarkable success has teen shown in outing SIC Carter's Litile Liver Piils ere Hestacha Dole Conatipstion, curingand es gC ace airs tn o © liver and regulate tha bowels.Even i they only ~ HEAD Ashe they would bealmost pricelesst those whe suffer from Lbis dlatressing complaint; Dui forte namely their goodnens does notend hers, and those \u2018who onoetry them w/11 ind these little pills val 16 in so many ways that they will not be vib Las 1580 Withaus them.But acter all slek Boo ACHE of so many lives that hers is whore omer pret bosat.Our pills cure it while others do not.Osrtet\u2019s ver Pilla are very small snd ory ry Se More or two pills make a dose.They ible en utriolly vegeta! do not scie or à by (heir gentiasction plesse ail wi Ei In viaies: Base Abit si CARTER MEDICINE CO, Now Yom, full F full Do.Ball ed od | deterioration « | ceipts, L.P.FERLAND, Furniture Dealer, Insolvent, Notes ie hereby gtvep that an THURSDAY, 20th day of July, 1905, AT 11.00 O'CLOCK A.M.\u2018will be sold by Pubite Auction, at the office of the underdgñed, No, 111 Mouniain Hil, Quel the save 10 estate as toliows : Quebec, A\u2014General Stock of a furniture dealer atnountin laveniory 1o.$18,630.01 [oy Londo boottat Aoti i $10,700.28 & stock, consistisg of horse, ve aio, 00.\u2026.220 C-Bcok deb ls as per list.\u2026 8066.22 The anle will be tee aach {tam el #800 mush in the ae io the highest hacer, | \u2018The faventory of the stock, the lists of book and of the rolling stock, can bosses at our ction on and 19th debts The store will for stock li re TORBAY ord WEDNESDAY \"Be 10 days of July instant Terms of sale :\u2014-CASEL LEFAIVRE & TASCHEREAU, Joint Carators Office: 111 Mountain Hill, Quebec.A.B.DUPUIS.ART.BAUNEAU.Bi STOCK BROKERS, MEMBERS OF THE MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE, Quebec, 123 St.Peter Street.Montreal, 84 Francis Xavier St.CORRESPONDENT And Private Wire with Chas.Head & Co.17 Broad St, New York Chas.Head & Co.77 State St, Bostonis still concentrated in strong hands, The action of the Baltimors & Uhio Railroad directors in placing the stock upon a five per cent.dividend basis attests an optimistc view of the future by an important group of railroad and financial interest, à view which would seem to be entirely justified by the current returns from railway traffic, trade reports and the crop outlook.The latter is decidedly favorable at this time as evidenced by the Government report showing tbe condition on July Ist.Since then it is believed there has been some further ra in wheat, but the best authorities are inclined to the beliet that the crop will be sufficient to allow for a fair exportable surplus, The indications for the corn erop point to & record yield.Furthermore, it is to be remembered that the present prices of these staples are exceptionally bigh- or still further augmenting the vast increase in the wealth of the country if the harvests are brought to a cessful issue.Reports from the and iron trads indicate general faction with present ard prospective conditions in this industcy, and indeed it appears that in some branches of the trade the volume of business is nlready upon a record scale.There is the usual anticipation ol higher money rates in the autumn when the demand for crop moving purposes will be heavy and even now timc rates are exhibiting a firmer tendency, but banking interests do not appear to expect any approach to stringent conditions.The investment demard following the nid year disbursements has been disappointing, but the large oversub- scription to tho latest Japanese loan roves the existenoe of an enormous uying power where sufficient inducements are offered ahd.with the proa- pects of further increases in the dividend return on various leading railroad and industrial issues it would appear that such inducements will be lacking in the stock market during the next few months.While we are inclined to look for greater speculative activit when the crop season is further advanced the indications point to a dull though fairly firm market for the next few weeks.We think, however, that traders will find it profitable to buy good stocks on the reactions.Monkey Brand Soap cleans kitchen uten.ils, stesl, iron and tinware, knives sod forks, snd all kinds of cutlery.0 NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET, New York, July 15.\u2014~Flour, receipts, 8,607 barrels; exports, 14,757 barrels; sales, 4,600 packages.Market quict and steady, e flour, steady.Cornmeal steady.Barley dull.Wheat, re- 8,000 bushels.Sales, 1,950,000 bushels futures, Spot firm.Wheat opened firmer on light Northwest.Réceipts, firm, cables and covering.It reacted slightly and then turned stronger again in response to bull support on prospects for showers n the belt, closing 3-8 net higher, Corn, receipts, 157,500 bushels; ex- rts, 210,740 bushels, Spot firm, Bptions market was without transac tions, closing unchanged to 1-4 net higher.Rosin, steady.Molasses, steady.Pig iron, quict.Copper, firm, Lead, steady.Tin, steady.Spelter, steady.Coffee, spot.Rio, steady.Sugar, raw, steady.Refined, steady.IMPORTS.Per steamer Virginian, Vipond, from Liverpool 3 pkgs., to Quebec Clothin Co.; do,, to Faguy, Lepinay ë Frere; 1 do, to Holt, Renfrew & Co.; 30 do, to Legare & Fils; 7 do., to Victor Mfg.Co.; | do., to order; 2 do., to W, Doyle; 23 do., to Wilson, Paterson & Co.; 65 do.to N.Turcotte & Co; 41 do, to Canadian Express; 2 do., to A.W, Colley; 40 do., to 8S.Bouchard & Co.; 25 do., to Quebec Fruit Exchange; 30 do., to J.B.Thibaudeau & Co.; 23 do., to Dominion Express; 1 do.,, to Wm.McLimont & Son; 9 do., to Thibaudeau, Freces & Cie.; 35 do, to Gauvreau, Beaudry & Co.; 8 do., to J.B.Laliberte; 10 do, to Z.Paquet; 8 do, to G.N.Belleau & Co; 3 do., to Dechene & Poulin; 3 do., to G.Scott; 27 do, to J, À Paquet; 5 do, to McCall, Skchyn & Co.; 15 to P.Garneau, Fils & Cie,; 1 do.to Whitehead & Turner; 10 do., to Renaud & Co.; 1 do., to Montmorency Cotton Co: 1 do, to W.M.Mocpherson; 1 do, to Frank & Bryce; 20 do.to E.Roumilhae; 3 do.to W, Howlett, Per steamer.Sardinian London and Havre\u2014l kgs., to Superior Franciscan; 1 do, to E.x Aucht: 1 do, to Holt, Renfrew & Co.; 25 do., to T.Savard; 1 do., to G.Vennat; 2 do., to Z.Paquet; | do., to J.A, Langlois; 1 do, to G.C.Scott; 1 do., to Franciscan Mission; fi do., to order; 1 do, to Mrs, Hamton, Per cb.G.N.Sweeney, Falcon, from United States\u2014188 tons coal to Bennett & Co.Per cb.A.Voinan, Hillis, from United Rtates\u2014=137 tons cosl to Bennett & Co.Per cb, W.J.Retallick, Linehan from United States\u2014180 tons of coal A Na nnsns 3 .uns, Tio from United States\u2014147 toms coat Moar, from In the matter of EVE de MONTIGNY, Merchant, \u2018Boren Lalande, Inscivent.Notice is Bor:br giron that MONDAY, 11th dou Zing os Coo Inunivesis tata wi bs old ot M7 office, 4 Dalaousle Tera lies : A\u2014Stock in trade.Store furniture B Book Debts according to list.\u2014A Square Plano, ete.D.\u2014A lot of land atuated in of the \u2018Thessle will take place for each iter separate ly.The in and list beok debts may be wt sie gd on os pg an ma V.L PARADIS, Curator.MUNICIPAL -AND- City Debentures SUITABLE FOR ESTATE FUNDS ASK FOR PARTICULARS.BONDS and STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR CASH OR ON MARGIN.C.W.WALCOT, Quebee Fire Assurance Co.Buliding, TELEPHONE 377.April 13x12m Ontario & Quebec Navigation Co, Limited (Montreal, Rochester & Quebec Line) STEAMER \"ALEXANDRIA.\" This steamer leaves Quebec every W otha TH for Montreuil, for Rochester, X.Y.NIAGAKA FALLE, N.Y.and BUFFALO, K.Y.Fare to Charlot e (Port of Rochester) and $23 return, including meals and berth, only \" Fore to Buffalo or Niagara Falls and return, including Shcals® amu berth, only $26.Vhis trip gives passengers « day in Rocheater, tue Bowe\u201d Gy of America, Nagars Falls or uf jo.Return tickets good for the reason.For (urther (uformation apply to, THE MATHIE, ELLIS CO.Agen: or write, 180 Bt.Paul ~trest, B.R HEPBURN, Pres & Gen.Manager, july 1xt.L, Ficton, Ont Temiscouata Railway SUMMER TIME TABLE Taking Effect June 3th, 1908 Lenves River du Lou 7.50 A.M1 Express K'rives Couuors, À.238 ¥.Leaves River du Lou 1210 PM Mixed Lives Connor, NUL TPM Leaves Connor, N.2.20 PX, Express one Kiver du Loup su EM.Mixed Leaves Connors, N.B.7.40 AM, 8 Arrives River du Loup.ca LM Ail Trains Dally Except Fr tralns ect daily at Edmundston Jean, Fac By.io aad from st John, M.BD.B.Lindy, General Mauager.4.G.Grundy, superintendent, River du Loup.to Carbray, Son & Co, Per cb.J.F.Duly, Butler, from United States\u2014139 tons coal to Carbray, Sen & Co.Per eb.J.E.Boyd, Butler, from United States\u2014148 tons coal to Carbray, Son & Co, Per ch.S.Falcon, Falcon, from United States\u2014172 tons conl to Carbray, Son & Co.Per ch.M.A.Biglow, Falcon, from United States\u201415% tons coal to Car bray, Son & Co.Per ch.J.M, Hurcomb, Robert, from United States\u2014I181, tons coal to Carbray, Son & Co, Per cb.D.G.Roherts, Roberts, from United Statez\u2014161 tons coa,, to Carbray, Son & Co.Per cb.IL.L.Huns, Lafontaine, from United States\u2014168 tons coal to Carbray, Son & Co.Per cb.F.M.Lamb, Lalontaine, from United States\u2014157 tons coal to Carbray, Son & Co, Per ch.D.Moir, Lafontaine, from United States\u2014162 tons coal to Carbray, Son & Co.Per barge Frontenac, Lamelin, from Oswego\u20144138 tons coal to Carbray, Son & Co.Per cb.Onondaga, Derepentigny, from Fair Haven, N.Y.=516 tons coal to American Jmport Co.Per barge Grande, Bouchot, from Sydnev\u20141702 tons coal to Dominion Coal Co.Per steamer Agnar, Gundersen, from Sydney\u20142312 tons coal to N.8, Steel & Coul Co, Cook's Cotton Root Compound, Theanly safe effectual monthly strength-No- ,_Aek for Cook'a Cot- Compound \u201ctake no \u2018Wudsor, Ontario The Conk Medicine Co.» MANUFACTURERS AND THE RAILWAYS Toronto, July 14\u2014An soon as the committee can be called together a formal protest will be made by the Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Aszociation to the Dominion Government against the Dominion Railway Commission.Under the rules the railways havo to be supplied with à copy of the complaint filed with the commission and ave ten days within which to answer The commission the manufacturers ray, give the railways monthe of time to work up a cnse, and places the party making the complaint in the position of defending it, or they will do nothing.The manufacturers here some months ago drew the commission's attention to the fact that merchants west of Kingston were paying 6 cents morn per 100 lbs, for freight to Montren] east than Montreal merchants were paying on the same class of freight west.They say there arc many cases of this kind, The manufacturers say that the investigation should be conducted by the Government, and not be the manufacturers, who, under the present system must make a case before the commission against the railway to get redress.If you bad taken two of Carter's Little Liver Pills before retiring you would not bave had that coated tongue or bad taste in the mouth thie morning.Keep a vial with you CUSTOMERS ARE OURS by virtue of honest goods at low prices.Ve MARCEAU & CO, & HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, THE ADIROM- ° DACK o , box: No.3, 10 de oes ren er Tor, Bpiat weg Eaves.58 per Box.Soid by ait CHEAP EXCURSION -T0-< BOSTON NASHUA, LOWELL and MANCHESTER $9.75 \"UE\" $9.75 a ood sole rt trains oy Noure ol Ferry Les $0001 Bt.Fach Burvot) aa Followers | 16.35 AM, *12.40 won 17.00 P.M, Tom (par except Sunday, \u201cDaily.) ving t Lovi 1.10 P.M.40 noon) witl Ta Fi Sunday Riots daily except Bunday., al; and oT RATE ama Time Taken ote.CITY TIOKET OFFIOR Front Da Yori and Anu surest (Op) ite Chateau Frontenac.) JF tas Lost oi Paul wise oy 14680 Paul Sirest, DELAWARE AND HUDSON RR.The Shariest and Quiskest Roule \u2014 BETWEEN \u2014 Montreal and New York.Anthracite Coal Exclusively.No Smoke No Dust Leave Montreal 8.45 and 11.10 A.M., 7.00 P.M.Arrive New York 8.00 and 10.00 2.) and 7.17 A.M.DINING AND CAFE CARS ON DAY TRAINA 1.08 P.M.Train from Point @.T.R., conneetn $¢ Bt Jambert with New ter ane expres via 200 P.M.train (C.P.R.) from Quebec, Montrea 6.86 P.osacact with New VE nie ia D.Express from Halifax les: Levis at 1.00 P.M connects at Bt.Lambert with \u201cD.& HL.\" also.! Iusist upon tickets via the DELAWARE & HUDSON, The only Line along the beautiful shore of Laks Champlain, ABEL J.CULV! J.W.BURDIOK, wa Floor a Pam.Trafic Mensget St.Lawrence & Adirondack Raitway \u2014AND THE\u2014 New York Central ROUTE FROM CANADA TO HE \u201cSTATRS.\u201c Time Table of June 18th, 1906.Trains leave Windsor station, Montreal, 7480 A.M.Dally New York, Albany.Ut- Sunday.smoupt ca, Syracuse, eater, Buffalo, Tupper ake.Saranse on 7.90 P.M.day in| Huntingdon, Valley! the year.Beaubarmois and Chathiongh to ew York.y.{ PU (AN Parlor Carson y Trains batwsen Montreal and Utica and Bleeping.Cam on Night Tape between Monueal aud Aibeny and New orl LOCAL TRAINS to Valleyfield, Beauharnolsand Chatesuguay, leave Windsor Station, Montreal, 1020 a.m., 200 pm.510p.m., 6.10 pm, das except Bunday and 9.15 2m.Sunday only.Canadian Facitic and intercoioniai trains ebec cemnectat Montres! vith trains of the | 4 QUEBEC MONTREAL.PARLOR CARS, Through connections to N York, Baton and New ow England Potuts.CANADIAN Intl] awn A to Palace acid Tronics snd rr) corner Paisce Bll Joba st, \u2014_\u2014 res Canadian Pacific Railway Company.ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES, Proposed Summer Sallings.QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.RATES OF FAMAUR.to Liverpml, $64.00 and upw: First cabin according to steamer accommodation.and rodyrced rates.00, fray Second cabin ty To book pamage, freignt and for ali oth: formation Apply to 7 Fone Ir, City Fame ont Freight and\u2019 teamehip Agent, 4é Dalbousie street, INTERCOLONIAL UNS CHEAP EXCUKSION BOSTON, LOWELL.NASHUA AND MANCHESTER $9.75 Retum Fare From Quebec $9.75 Tickets good by all trai: 2 turn up to Agu i hoe.uly 29th, valid te ree \u2014 On and after Sunds, Ju will loaves Lavia 24 foriows ue 1% 110 nia 0.10 AM, for except Be Campbellton, daly 1.40 P.M.DAY EXPRESS for Murray Dar.Riviere du Loup and Litüe Metis y 8.20 EX Marius john and 3 M time Express for Bt.J Halifax daily deux Saturday 12.80 A.M.SEASIDE EXPKESS for Murray Bay, Caps L Aigle and Littie Metin, iy oR onday.12.00 Midnight OCEAN LIMITED for Matpe dia, SL Jobu wud Haliiax, dally except 7.8.38 P.M.Express for Riviera du Loup, duy except Sanday, 2.30 A.M.OCEAN LIMITED for Montreal, dally A Monday 12.48 P.M.Maritime Express for St.Hyactatie and Montreal.daiy.4.18 ra Express for st.Hraciothe and Monte y except Sunday, 12.00 Midnight NICHT EXPHÉSS for Montel, daily except Saturday, Sleeping Carlo this train rmdy at Levis at 2.00 I.3 Aa Maritime Express for Moutreal in made at LY.C | Levis o re Stel | anti CE ES Agents Canadian Rallway, or write 10 A.\u2014 eat Asa de EE lor Cana particulars snd Sleeping or Pas GEORGE H.DANIELS, | Ricker Oicer Na.1 DaFort Seroas aad Ge Di, General Passenger Agent houcioStreet.Telephones 530 and 4a.QUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT .& POWER CO.BEC CENTRAL.On and after Monday, June Sth, 1905, trains will run as foilows :\u2014 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTMORENCY | FALLS.| Were Dave Leave Quebec for Montmorency Falls every 20 minutes froux 6.00 a.m.107.80 p.m.Every hour from 8.00 p.m.0 11.00 p.m Leaves Mon tmorency; Falls for Quebec every 2 minutes from 6.00s.m 107.00 p.m.Every hour from 8.30 p.m.(0 11.80 p.m.BUNDAYS | Leave Quebec for Montmorency Falls 8.30, 7.00, 720, 2.002.105.Every 0 minutes 1.00 p.m.to 7.00 p.m Every hour from 8.00 p.m.to 11.pu Laûve Montmorency Falls for Quebec, 6.41, 10.09, 10.99, 12.08, 11.89 a.mx., 12.09, 12.99, 1.89 p.m.TY 0'minutes from 1.90 p.m.to 7.30 p.m., aad every hour from 8.50 p.m.to 11.50 p.m BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STE ANNE DE ; BEAUPRE WERE Diva ve for Ste.Anne de Beaupre, 6.8.30, Ti tod 11.50 à.12.20, EAR 5.15, 6.15 7.15 p.m.(10.15 except Eunday.10.65 p.m.Saturday only.) Ste.Anne de Bean for iebee, 6.30, 6.30, 7.90, 8.50, 9.90, 10.30, 11.90 s.t0., 12.80, 1.14, 2.13, ; 3.45, 5.15 6.15, 7.16 and 10.15 p.m.BUNDATR am Fram HRM CE und | Leave Ste.Anne de Beaupre for Quebec, 8.00, , 10.00, 10.20, 11.00, 11.30 s.m., £12.00 2ooû, 1.00, 400, 4.30, 8.15 and 10.18 p.m.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM.Ware Days Los \u2018uebec for St.Joachim, 8.20, 11.30 a.m., 218, Ti Sa and (7.15 p.m.for Beaupre) ™ Leave & Joachim for Quebec, 7.15, 10.8 am.1.00, 6.55 p.2ù,, and (10.05 p.m.for Beaupre.) BUXDATR ve Quebes for St.Joachim, 6.80, 8.00 a.m.tie and (7.15 p.m.for Desupre.Leave St Joachim for Quebec, 10.10 a.m., 5.00 p.m.and (10.06 p.m.from upre.} Notx.\u2014t Steam trains: all others are electric press ice for small kages.boxes, eta., ona) tri Rate bosse aid up, according te IF ht.For ali other information apply to the Super intendent J.A.EVERELL KDW.A.EVANS, Gen'l Manager.Superintendent.To be disposed of at reasonable terms, either separately or en bloc, that valuable Block of new Buildings on Park Avenue.Also a number of high class building lots.APPLY TO Walter Sharpe, At his Office near Jeffery Hale Hospital Phone 391 or 744 June 6x4 Que a 000 EXCURSION \u2014 T0 \u2014 BOSTON NASHUA, LOWELL AND MANCHESTER $9.75\u2014RETURN- $9.7 5 Going July 29th, by all trains Returning August 8th, 1805 THROUGH CARS GOING AND RETURNING See that your tickets resd via Quebee Central BY.and avoid trouble of changing cara.For further in! * ur er AR BUSI QueBteliake -S'JOHN Ry.The New Route to the Far-Famed Saguenay.On and after June ith, 1905 trains will run ay follows i\u2014 LEAVE QUEBEC 8.45 A.M.For Roberval au! Chicoutimi, daily except Sunday with parlor car.10.00 A.M.For Lake ft.Joseph, dauiy except Sun 1.6 A For Lake St.Joseph, dally except Bua das Le eal For £2.Raymond, funday only.8.20 P.M, For 8t Raymond, daily excep.Sunday.6.90 PM.For Lake 3t.Joseph, daily excopt Suu: day.10.00 Pu For Roberval and Chicoutimi, Satur day ouly, (with sleeping car for Ruberval.} ARRIVE AT QUEBEC, 7,00 A.M.From t\"hicoutimu aud Roberval, daily except Sunday.8.50 Aron at.Raymond, dally except Sunday.1.10 EX rom Lake 8t Joseph, daily except nday.445 P.M.From Lake St Joseph, daily except Sunday.800 P.M.From Rivicres-Plerre Junction, dally except Sunday and Monday.Roberval, Monday only.ER From St.Reymond, Sunday only.11.00 BM.From Lake 8L Joseph, dally exoep: Sunday.Tickel Tor, mle at St.Andrew Strest Station , 8.Stocking, 8t.Louls Street: at Chy teau Frooieaac, and at Clty Ticket Udos ot à ?Ry.Q.T.Ry.and L.C.By.Parior and seeping car accommodation can be reserved at F.8.Stockine\u2019s Office, we height wii be Teceived at Quebeo Btation after 3,30 P.M, ALEX.HARDY, J.G.SCOTT, Agt Gen.Mavager.June 10th, 1908.Visitors Paradise Sterling Silver Novelties, Guide Books, Historical Books of Quebec, Books of Views, Photo-Chromes.aun OYE 1) a ON Baek.edge Largest Souvenir Store in the JOHN E.WALSH, 11 ST.JOHN STREET HOURS] \u2014 À.Ty = repeséerrereseesé teste nee sens tetes séétéé, IDESTRUCTIVE - FIRE|THE LOUISE BASIN The Price of Picasure._ It is bard for « lovely woman to ferego ue Mills and Lumber Piles at|Messrs.M.P, and J.T.Davis | AR to casey aad adorn.she may I i Riviere Jaune Burned Satur- Receive the Contract for mar, Yo she Caan en Bers 1 \" , \" day Night, Quay Wall , ry \"Re aie Arrangements have been completed whereby our SMOKE | DIXIE La DIED.QUTE\u2014On the Jéth inst, at the age uf 45, Mary Malvina Motiet, w \u2018wl A.N.Uote, representing Tooke Uros., Limited, Montreal; aud Nisbet & Auld, Toronto.@ho funeral will leave her late resid.ince, 5 St, Gabriel street, on Wed: nesday, at 5.45 for S¢.Jean Baptiste Church, and thence to Belmout Cemet-rya HARKINS -On (ke 16th instant, Andrew Patrick, youngest son of Mrs.Uamiel Hurkine, aged 14 years aud dour months, Fhe tunsral will leave Ms mother's re- widence, No.66 Ht.Eusteche street, un Tuesday ruorning et 445 o'clock for St.Patrick's Church and thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invite] to attend.New York, Muluth and Philadelphia papers please copy, MNURTHY\u2014On the IMh instant, Peter Murphy, a najive of the Wexfoni, Ireland.Funeral will tale place from his bro- ther-in-law'e residence, M.Mullelly, bu.307 Champlain street, to-dpy (Munday) at 3 o'clock pam., lor St.Patrick's Church, and thenw to St.Yarrick's Camntery, Friends and ecpuaintances and members of No.1 Sect Quebee Ship Laborers\u2019 Benevolent Kaciety, are requested to nttrnd witheut further notice, PATERSON\u2014At the Islamd of Orlanes on the 14th instant, = George Paterson, ageil 77 years.Funeral will take plae?from, No, 130 firanie Allce on Monday, the 17th énstant, at 2.0 p.m., to St.Aadren's Church.Kinily omit flowers, New Advertisements, et Budweiser Nanr, Blerliner Gram-o-Phonos, Dr.Pirree's Favorite Preseription.Nineteen Cents Sal-Z, Pequot, Active Man Wanted -Cheonicle Office.| Fast Serviee\u2014C.I\".R.Amusement\u2014Rent House Park.Elvetrie Fans Mochanies Supply Co, ELECTRIC FANS.WANTED.Active man to take charge of ra- pithy increasing business whero tenia\u2019 help is employed, Muat speak French, Silary and commis.ron, Brizht prorpoc's for right Man.Apply hy letter to \"WORKING MANAGER Chrontele Office.HODAKS nd PHOTO SUPPLIES - - AGENT FOR - - EASTMAN KODAK Co.Postal Quebes and Saguenay, Ete.= Thos, County, f Cards FAMOUS CIGARS Donohue SUM | SILK WAISTS China Bilk Waists, White-Black, all sites, worth $2.78 FOR $1.90 HOSIERY ! Blaek Lisle Lacs Hose, worth * 40 cents, | FOR 25 CENTS | Black Lisle Hose, Balbriggan vet | 25 CENTS Tan Lisle Hose.\u2026.25c.GLOVES | Blaek and Taffeta Gloves, worth : 25 to 40 cents, FOR 15 CENTS Thos.Donohue 188 St.John Street.D.S.RICKAB SS7T SON GT.| PHONE 35L | Furniture and Bedding.! | Office Furniture and Iron Bedsteads.| Fire Mattresses Manufactured and Repai Furniture Upholetered and Renovated.\u2018 PRICES THE LOWEST.Undertaking Establishment up to date.APPRAISER, | General appraisels on property damaged » by fire with Lest resulta ! 'LAWN SWINGS\u2019 For 2 Children, 6 feet high.$6.00 * 2 Adulte, 8 feet high.7.00 \u2018 \u201c 4 Adults, 8 feet high.9.00 -ALSO- - Great Assortment \u2014 QF \u2014 Dolls, Go-Carts, Express Wagon, Tricycle, Bicycle.AT.\\Pruneau & Kirouac, 34 Fabrique Street.Peter French, BL.LLL «.ADVOCATE .124 ST.PETER STREET, QUEBEC, | md: B.Morissette's Block.) | may YIlE LAWSON TORNADO, On \u201c\u201cFrensied Financiers\u201d does nat affect the the Mutual Life Assurance : Co, of Canada, for the reason that \u2018out of the many millions invested in various securities, during the 35 years ol its history not one dollar has ever Leen invested in stocks or any ather kind of speculative investment.Al] this company's wecurities are legitimate, first-class and productive.Class of investments, 318 Dec, 1904 :\u2014 Firrt mortgages, principally on farm lands, fret mortgage ends, municipal detentures, | echoel debentures, loans ; on policies, All trustes securities, Total aacote, 8R,220 570 : in reserve, 67,335.172 ; other liahilition, 893,28.Surplus: On company's standard, $772,033; on Government atandard, : 81,044,400.M.Monaghan, B.A., agent, | (81 St, Peter street, i SALNON FISHING ' From {st Ju'y to 15th August.Lovers of Sportoan find an excel \u2018ent place to Camp Out, she best of | Meals, and good aecommedation for La and Gentlemen beslie one of the finest places for Salmon fishing, 'on'y 9 miles frem Chicoutimi, nt à ings called?Lake gravel.Lake } Bravel le illled with Trout, and | Amon 1s oapiured at à distance of ve minutes from camp in Mars iver.Call atthe ChateauSaguenay, ' Ohigogtimt.terminus ofgthe a | , $t.J.Ry., and ask for thé proprietor D usk 2 draval or oe.ter still Tele.There was a destructive fire at Riviere Jaune, Charlesbourg, on 5at- urday night, the reflection of which could be seen in town and which gave | vine to all kinds ol suppositions as to its locallty, churches, convents and | other large buildings in the direction i in which the blaze appeared to be, being variously set down ns the prey of the fire fiend.The Gre, however, was \u2018found to have broken out in the lumber mill of Luc Pelletier, at Riviere Jaune, and befure it was finally got under control the extensive mills, offi and some twenty-one piles of lumber had ben wiped out.The fire, which | broke out about aight o\u2019clugk, is supposed to have started in the furnace room, and it spread rapidly, the whole building being soon a mass uf flames, Denpite desperate efforts to check the onward sweep of the flames, the de- ; vouring element communicated to the {piles of lumber and these too were soon masses of raging Mame, The fire raged throughout the night and it was early yesterday morning before , the blaze was finally arreated, thoug! \"sven up to last evening the fire was still smouldering in the ruins.The mill was situated near the june- tion of the roads leading to Lake St.Char\u2019es and Lake Beauport.The Ines by the fire will, it is estimated, reach between 615,000 and 220.000.here in, it appears, no insurance on lumber and mill, hat the store was insured.The handsome residence of Mr.Pelletier, which was situated on the oppasite side of the road, recaped damage by the fire.BONTES RECOYEREN.The bodies of Thomas Keroune and i his young wife, who were drowned in Lake Grand Fourche recently, were tecovered and the faneral service held | on Saturday lass, The parich church of St.Hubert was crowded with parishioners.Drink Beauport Lager it is | the best.THE NEW ELEVATOR.The engineers of the Dominion Bridge Company will be in town this week to inspret the site of the proposed new elevator from Mountain flill to Frontenac Park, Work on the | elevator will probably be commenced , this week and will be finished Beptember, \u201cPlisner\u201d Genuine Bohemian Lager ; Beer on draft at the St.Lo i\u2018s Hotsl only.rem MANY PILGRIMAGES, There was a number of pilgrimages to St.Anne yesterday from outside points besides several from this city, and thousands of pple were present at the shrine.Among the large parties which arrived liere vesterdey were the annual pilgrimage from St.Anne's parish, Montreal, who enme by boat ; one from St.Hyacinthe, and a large excursion of Catholic Foresters [rom Sherbrooke.\u2018 NEW CHANCEL SCREEN.The elaborate oak chanced sereen, recently presented to St Mat thew'a Chureh as a memorial of a former member of the congregation, has been placed in position, and is a decided addition to the many beautiful features of this handsome church.The carving aml is remarkably striking, and jx imposing and ance nest impressive, in appears \u2014\u2014\u2014 CORONER'S INQUEST, Coroner Belleau hell an inquest on Saturday on tlie body of à man named George Blais, aged 50, u resident of one of the lower parishes.The mao touk suddenly ill in the street at St.Romuald the previous evening and was removed 16 the police station, shere he died shorty afterwards, A verdict of death from heart failure was returned, \u2014\u2014 APPOINTMENTS, His Honor the Liewtenant-Governor in counril, dated the 30th June, 1905, to assoviate to the commission of the peace for the district of Quebee.\u2014 Mr.Aime Talbot, deputy clerk of the Crown and deputy chek of the pence, of the city of Quebre, à justire of the prace in virtue ol theprovisions ot ariicle 2072 of the R.S.P.Q., with jurisdiction over the district of Quebec.His Honor the Licutrnant-FGovernor has been phased, by order in coaneil, dated the 71h of July instant, 1905, to re-appoint the Revd.MB.Watkins, uf Quebec, a member of the Protestant school commission of the eity of Quebe, his term of office having expired.FINE DAY'S SPORT | Regatta at Lake Beauport Next Saturday will be ar.Enjoyable Event, Consifernlde infereat in being mant- fested in the first annual regattn at | Lake Beauport, and already numbers of rooms, ete, have been engaged , at Bigaoustte's Hotel and the other boarding houses around the Lake for Satueday and Sunday next.We \u2018would certaioly recommend all those who intend heing preseot, and who + prapose spending Saturday afternoon and Sunday at the Lake to obtain accommodation nt once cither at Bigaouette's, Mr.= Simone\u2019, Mrs | Beown's or Mr, Smith's, The various next \u2018 finish of the new screen At a special meeting of the Quebec Harbor Commission, held at 10,30 ani, on Saturday last, under the presidency of Mr, J, B.Laliberte, Chairman, tha contract for the construction \"uf the quay wall for the Louise Basin and dock, involving an expenditure of about $300,000, was awarded Messrs.M.D.Davis and J.1.Davis, the well known contractors.The work will se- cura the whole front of the walls in | the Basin and dock, and will give what is urgently necied im the Basm, \u2018on increasw] depth of water, that is thirty fret at dead low tide, to meet the requirements of large steamers.Work is to bo sfarted immaldiately.A portion of the wall is expected to be ready for next season.The eribwork \u201cin to be filty-three feet in width, end sill be complet] about wighteon months hence.No doubt the contractors will push forward the work with their well kaown vigor.BAND AT THE PARK, The hand of the R.C.G.A.will perform at the Victoria Park this (Monday) cvening at > clock.FIREMI FUND.The latest contributors to the Fire juten\u2019s Benevolent Fund are : \u2014 Me.\u2018Camille Guay, $v; louis Dussault, sl.SAVED FROM DROWNING, Through the instrumentality of a young man name! JF.X.A.Lambert, a hoy named Jeremie Gawlin was rescued from drowning in the River St.Charles on Saturday afternoon.boy was amusing himrelf = with some companions not far from the factory of J.Art.l'aquet, when he fell into the water.Hearing the cries of the boy's companions.[Lambert ran to his assistance, ard jumping into the Water brought him safely to shore.RETURNING TO CANADA.The Rov.Father Arseme Roy, of the Boiminican Order, cmbarked last weck on hoard the atenmer Kensington on his return to Canwin.Rev.Father city when he left for Europe He is a brother of Rev, Father Camille Roy, of the Seminary, Rev.Father Eugene Rov, cure of St.Ansstasie, and Rev.Father Alexandre Roy, vicar of Jacques Cartiee.Father Roy made part of his novitiate in France When the religions orders were ex- polled fron; that country, he went to England to conclule his theological studies and paced tno years in a monastery of the order in that coun- A YOUTH DROWNED Met Death While Bathing in the St, Charles River Last Evening, Ortleg, Among those who returned to town vesterday afternoon from the Montinorency Falla was a youth named Grenier, son\u2019 of Mederic Grenier, resid.jing on Delisle Ayenue, at the Palais.When the fad reached home his mother asked him to partake of eup- per, but he told her that he did not feel hungry ns he had eaten some frnit at the Falls.Instead of remain.ini im the house, the unfortunate lad went out to swim in the St.Charles river, near the Gas wharf, and was drowned within five minute.ITis body was immadiately recovered and con: veyed to his residences, where Coroner dolicoenr will hold en inquest this morning.\u2014\u2014\u2014 INTERNATIONAL LONRSHOREMEN.Detroit, July 15 \u2014 The International Longshoremen, Marine and Transport Workers\u2019 Association in annual convention here, to-day elected Daniel J.Keefe, of Detroit, President, and Henry C.Barter, Detroit, Sceeetary- Treasurer.J.H.Sanderson, Toronto, Ont, was elected a vice-president.At the closing session to-day it was decided to net triennually hereafter instead of annually, Detroit being velected for the next convention.ROBBER MEETS QUICK FATE, Birmingham, Ala, July 13-1, P.Burr, paymaster of the Slors-Sheifield Steel and fron Co, was held up by two masked highwaymen this afternoon on the railroad between Littleton and Flat Top and relieved af 45.- i000, which was to be used in paying off {he men, Tess than five minutes afterwards Detertive George Hodecher, Policeman {Joseph Nix anil Charles Pickard, a Flat Top gnard, had shot and killed one of the highwaymen and recovered the money, The other robher effected his excape.COMES A TIME When Coffee Shows What It Has Been Doing.\u201cOl late yeara coffee has disagreed with me,\u201d writes a matron rom Rome, N.Y., \u201cit's lightext punishment was to make me \u2018logy\u2019 and dizzy, and it scemed to thicken up my blood, \u201cThe heaviest was when it upeet my stomach completely, destroying my appetite and making mo nervous and irritable, and sent me to my bed.After ane of those attacks, in which 1 nearly lost my life, 1 concluded to quit and try Postum Food Coffee.The | Roy was vicar at the Basilica in this) burg, commanding the second cruiser about squadron, stating five weeks ago to «nter the Dominican ' Would arrive in Quebne on the i her, and she suffers from headache and backache as à consequence of over-exertion, Women who are : tired and worn out will find a perfect tonic and nervine in Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription.It cures , backache and the other aches and pains to which women are subject.1t establishes regu- larity, dries weakening draina, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weakness.Itmakesweak women strong aud sick women well.8 I am so pleased with your instructions, @P! hardly know what thanks to give you for your kind vors,\u201d writes Mrs Milo Bryant, of Lota, Thomas Co., Ga, \"I suffered so much with ofrcet tus in my back and the lower part of my omach and palpitation of the heart, that at times I could hardly lie down, Could hardly toe in the morning, bat afler using three les of * Favorite Prescription * and two vials of Dr.Perce\u2019s Pleasant Pellets, I am like a new woman.\u201d Sick women, ially those suffering from diseases of long standing, are invited to consult Dr.Pierce, by letter, free.All correspondence is held as strictly pri.vale and sacredly confidential.Address Dr.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.BRITISH SQUADRON Will Arrive in Quebec on the 10th August Next.Harbor Master Sullivan recefved a letter from Gibraltar on Saturday from G.H.Shearme, Esq., Secretary of H.5.H.Prince Louis of Batten- that the squadron 10th of August next.The squadron com- sists of six ships, viz, H.M.S.Drake, Bedford, Berwick, Cornwall, Cumberland and Essex.Accompanying the letter is a diagram showing the positions the ships will take up in the harbor, The vessels will anchor in two lines, the Drake taking up her position on the north side of the river opposite the King's wharf, two otkers anchoring ahend of her to the west ward.The remaining three will moor opposite them on the south side of the river.This will give a clear spacer to the castward of the squad: ron for the movements of steamers, ferry hosts, cle.THE YACHT CURLEW.Advices received from Tadousac say that the yacht Curlew, which recently went aground near there, han been Moated and that the vessel has sustained no damage.Imported Coburgér Lager at the Chateau Cafe.CLERK, ETC.WANTED, Read our want column.Mr.D.Morgen is advertising for good rales- man and messenger boys.good opportunity for right person.THE MODERN RICHARD THE THIRD, : If Richard had lived in the present day he would not have called for a | horse, He would have repaired to Martin McKeongh\u2019s \u201cChien D'Or\u201d and called for a \u201cGin Rickey.\u201d DO YOU KNOW Anything about economies?If not see our goods and get our prices before buying.17 MARCEAU & CO.\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEW FIRM.Elzeat Fortier and Raoul Fortier, both of Ste.Anne de Beaupre, merchants, intend carrying on business in y partnership, at Ste, Anne de Beaupre, as dry goods merchants, under the ! fivm name of \u201cFile.Fortier & Fils.\u201d | Elrear Fortier in married under the | | i regime of separation as to property and Raoul Fortier is unmarried.! SENSATIONAL SALE.Of our stork of ladies\u2019 lingerie consisting of drawers, corset covers, chemines, nightgown, lawn matinees, in silk, in veiling, and alpaca, at ridicu.| lous low prices, can seen in our windows.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, | TO BE MADE JUDGE Me.L.J.Cannon, Assistant Attorney General, will be Raised to Bench, reflable au- .Cannon, As- Tt fa reported on ver thority that Mr, Lvince, will he appointed, within the next few days Judge of the Superior Court for the District of Three Rivera, At the local session of 1004 à law was passe) rorpecting the appointment of two judges for the District af Rivers, owing | to increase] businers from Shawinigan Falls and Grand Mrre.The appointment has, howevor, sistant Attorney-General of this Pro- : Three | | | Quebec Public can again procure at a nominal cost copies of all the famous engravings published from year to year by the LONDON ART UNION OF LONDON, ENG.These celebrated Steel Engravings are world famous, and every home is incomplete without one or more.Illustrated books containing complete list of these works, can be obtained at the \u2018CHRONICLE\u2019 Office and at the store of the undersigned.Sample pictures can also be seen at both these places and an inspection is invited.Orders taken and filled with the greatest despatoh.LOUIS MORENCY, 183 JOHN ST.QUEBEC Construction in Artifical Stone.OF A NORMAL SCHOOL AT KEARNEY, NEB.By G.A.Berlinghof, Architect, Beatrice, Neb, MET Prepared to be constructed in cut stone and later on it was 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, © inches thick.This same stone is manufactured -BY- IGN.BILODEAU, ST.PAUL and DESFOSSES STREETS.Residence 82 Richelieu Street.Telephone 1143 = JUST RECEIVED LATEST DESIGNS IN SUMMER MILLINERY Children's Silk, Lawn and Straw Hats and Bonnets.Shirt Waist Suits in Silk Clcilian and Wash Goods.White Lawn Suits for Misses.Misses Dress Skirts.© Lawn and Silk Blouses, Dress Skirts.A New Lot of Ladies\u2019 Underclothing, Night Dresses, Lawn and Silk Petticoats, eto., eto.Mrs.D.R.MURPHY, ** 73 FABRIQUE ST ~ Prone 22, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.JULY CHEAP SALE! Our sale during last week has been satisfactory.The large reductions made on the entire stock has had its good results.This mid-season sale has grown until it is now looked forward to as one of the ideal opportunities of getting bargains.HS WEEK WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING LI Men's White Duck Suits, Pyjamas, Light Summer Coats made of Alpacca in three shades.ef Grey, also Black in usual sizes.- Boy's Sailor and Buster Brown Suits in linen, duck, grass cloth, gingham, harvard stripes and white duck and pique.Men's and Boy's Colored Regatta Shir:s, n large variety to select from, at prices to clear.en's Light Underwear .for the .yarm season in balbriggan, silk, cashmete, linen mesh, Whitd and brown balbriggen, light natural wool Boy's Tweed Suits in two and three pieces, all sizes.* 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 40e.per garment.Boy's Underwear for summer in balbriggan, natural wool, cashmere and thread, all sizes.Bilaudeau & Campbell Our Tweed and Home Spun made to order Suits at Phone 109 $6.60 and $7.85 is a rare opportunity to secure 8 suit to ho made hv the Federal Govern- | ment and Mr.Cannon's name has been | frequently mentioned in that connec.| \u2018Jt went right tound it not andl refreshing to the spot ! 1 nly a mont palatable verage, but à food graph the Eve of yeur departure to |'letails are being arrnngrdl to that no 81 Buads St Sraprietor Lake draval.tesutdml, | hitch will occur in earrving ont a pe | Ralisfactory programme.Mexara, Alex.CO ANTHRACITE ALL SIZRY.PHONE 298, Common PRoMPT AWD CANRFUL DELIVERY CANADIAN IMPORT CO., Cummings, Joa, Gingras and A.1B, lfvifiee have kindly consented to act an officinale, and cortainly with the excellent programme of events, the very | handanme prises, and the attractions at the Take itself, and the dance in the evening, there should ba & nonu fit to cater to the anost fastidione, Vhere will be à rervice_in the man Catholie Church on Sunday viol ing and also à service in the little Angliean church on Sundar alternoon.Arrangements bave alen been made with the carters on Bridge street for @ special rato of $5.00 for four pes- pont to go up end back \\ AL 83 DALHOUSIE ST.as well.All my nilmonts, the \u2018longnrss* and dizzinear, the unsatisfactory condition of my blond, my nervousness and trritability disappeared in short order and my rorely afflicted stomach began quickly te recover.1 began to re build and have steadily continued until now, Tlave a good appetite and am rejoicing in round health.which E ows to the use of Postum Food Caffee.\u201d Nama given by Postum Co Battle Creak, Mich.There's a ronson, Read the little hook, \u201cThe Road to | Weltville,\u201d found in each pkge.tion.The position of Ansistant-At- torney-General will be filled hy Mr.C.Lanctot, K.C., past Law Glock of the Attorney General's riment.Both appoint- menta will be very popular as both Mesera, Cannon and Lanetot are ex- teptionally well qualified to 61 their new ponitions, \u2014\u2014 RETURNED, Dr.Tantier, Snrgeon Dentist haa eeturned home from his European trip and hin clientele are reminded that te can he sren nt his office daily.His clientele are requested to take notice, for several yenrs | from $3.00 to $4.00 less than can be had elsewhere made of the same material.09ST RVAVTLLVLVLE TLV VVLFVV TLV VLLTDBRLTS P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL- "]