The Quebec chronicle, 24 mai 1906, jeudi 24 mai 1906

[" i | | ; \\ } { racciety wiish, rels V9 J has been holding ita annual conven Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf: Moderaie variable winde ; fair, ESTABLISHED 1764.The Weather.| \u2018The Quebe mr QUEBEC, THURSDAY.MAY 24 hronicle.1906.* } ~ ( REFUSAL TO GRANT FULL AMNESTY z=\u2014\u2014\u2014 Justified In Official Statement by Russian Government IN FACE OF PRESENT STATE Government Cannot Expose Pescenbie, Right- Thinking Population to Danger from Bomb-Throwers.\u2014\u2014 Bt.Petersburg, May 9%\u2014The foHow- Ing official statement of the Government, justifying tbe refuse] to grent plenary amnesty, was given out to- ight and made publishable in all the Ripe of Rusela to-morrow morning : question of full pekitical ammesty which has been rbd Parliament, and which is included in the lower house's iri to the Paperor and supported wv organs of the Bussian press, , is far from meetin, with & sympathetic response from oF sections of Russian society, lt is impossible to avoid noticing a strong current of feeling against full amnesty im different classes the population, where it is pointed out thet political assassinations do not cease.ews io daily telegraphed from the provinces of fresh murders or attempts to mur der offitals.In the presence of such an irreconcilable disposition on the part of the adepts of the terrorist so- hetios, the Government cannot expose the peaceful, right thinking section of the population on danger.\u201d The Governtment cen not refrain from bringing to justice terrorists amd | bomb- throwers.It can not deliver from punishwfent by judicial sentences people who have committed and still are committing such crimes.Lonceming those who have been arrested by administrative order, many already have and others will be liberated after careful investigation of the causes of arrest.The full pardon of all who have been arrested by administrative order is a possibility, and it may also be possible to abrogate definitely by legislative order states of war, extraordinary defrnos, etc, and further to institute judicial prosecution m Jocalittes where the revolutionary movement displeys iteell.Judicial repression at present is impossible in those districts owing to the terrorizing and assassination even of witnesses mpmonsd to testify before the courts, hut the over-excited state of public feelings above all the districts referred ara exoapiones.awe.Sock ab ion nai laws.Su ja the opinion of the impossibility \u2018and inopportunences of the fall sen nesty epteriained by those sections iA be carried y by views, face the reality of things in Russia in & res- sonable spirit.\u2019 .4 The publication in this morning» official gazette of ukasen fixing the dates for the election of members of the lower house of the National .Par- Kament in the Caucasus and Siberia has evoked the sarcastic comment of the deaders of the opposition that the Emperor is the first to violate the new {fundamental law nnd decrees which he signed May Sth, the ukascs not bearing the counter-signature of a minister as required by the constitution.NOVA SCOTIA ELECTIONS, alifax, N.S., May 23.\u2014The Nova Riri Lecisiature has been dissolved.This was.decided al a meeting of the Government yesterday, and will de of Briolly announeed in the Royal Gazette to-day.The date of the provincial elections is fixed for Wednesday, June 90, with nominations a week earlier, Tha last election were held in October, 1901, so that this legislature has been fn existence for almost five years.WESTON STILL A WALKER.New York, May de Payson Weston, the old time estrian, now es of age, reached the City Hall in this city at 11.38 to-night, having walked from the City Hall, Philadelphia, in 28 hours and minutes, a distance of 92 miles, thus beating his own record made a quar- der of a century ago.Weston will be remembered as the winner of the Astley belt, and one of the moet noted pedestrians of his day.Weston let the City Hall in Philadelphia at 13.06 this morning.ROYAL ARCANUM.ewport News, Va., May 33.\u2014The Bammer Court, Royal Arcanum, which tion at Old Point Comfort, adjourned to-day to meet next year in ton.The senrions wore executive, The Sume Council passed a resolution ex- palling from the arder Frank 7.Wilcox, 8 lawyer, of Syracuse, N.Y., who when the rates were in lant wear, published en article severely eritideing the Supreme Council and {te members, Wilcox is 8 member of Byracuee lodge.The body also voted to increase the tation of the Grand Conncil.Hereafter each Grand Council will he entitled to three re premutatives instead of two.that existe between révaie 80 { have, Friendship la the real thing.MARIE BRIZAR CHARGES OF FRAUD Preferred Against a Number of Trading Stamp Companies.Präladelphfa, May 93.\u2014On charges of having defrauded merchants of this city by false pretence out of hundreds of thousands of dolMars, L.A, Belmont, representing the Yelow Trae ing Stamp Company; Wm.Glenn, president of the Crown Trading Stamp Co., and H.E.Winslow, local repre sentative of the Berry snd Hutchinson Trading Btamp Co., were arvestod here to-day and held in bail for a bearing.alidavits on which the Wurrants of arrest were issued, were sworn to by Joseph E.Ward, a former trading stamp man, who is acting for the Retail lers\u2019 Protective Assodation.The retailers\u2019 organization recently was formed to drive the trading stamp companies out of business here.The Yellow Trading Stamp Company is charged with defrauding the merchants out of $100,000, the rown, ,009, a the Si and Hutchinson Col pond \u20182500 600.Glenn also is charged with obtaining $6,000 under false pretences by refusing to redeem about 2,000 books of stamps.The prosecutors charge that the trading stamp companies defrauded retail merchants by representing that premiums given on a 85 book of stamps were worth the full value, whereas the merchants claim that the premiums were not worth more than 33 and in many cases were only worth 75 cents.Winslow and Glenn deny the charges.ROJESTVENSKY RESICNS.St.Petersburg, May 23 \u2014 Emperor Nicholas to-day accepted the remigna- Yon of Admiral Rojestvensky which wae tendered on the und of rl health, folowing wounds received in the war wilh Japan.GARDNER BEATS O'KEEFE.Indianapolis, Ind.May 2\u2014Jimmy Gardner, of Lowell, Mese., stopped Jack O'Keefe, of Chicago, in the fifth round of what was to have been a ten round contest here\u2019 to-night.A short right to the jaw did the business.O'Keefe went to the floor three times from short arm blows.CAUSED CIRL'S DEATH, Pittshurg, Pa., May 23\u2014The arrest in Cleveland today of James H.Parr, a salesman, charged with causing the death of Mabel Kelly, a stenographer of this city, ends a week's search for him By the local detectives.Mise Kelly's death was reported to the Cor onsr at the time and he ordered an inquest, following wbich the search for Parr was begun.Bychloride of mercury, from which the pirl is alleged ta have nd, bn supposed to have been civ En SE to Lring Parr to this city.ee rer INNOCENT MEN LYNCHED.Springfield, Mo., May 23\u2014The spe cial grand jury investigating the moh of April 14th, which hung and burned three negroes, made ite final report late to-day.The jury found that no assault had been committed on Mise Mina Fxlwards as alleged ; that it was impossible for Duncan and Coker tq have been at the scene of the alleged assault at the time it was raid te have heen committed, and that the sheriff and police were negligent in the performance of their duty.Twenty five indictments are said to have been found hy the jury, of which four are said to be for murder in the first de GIRL SEES VISIONS Polish Population of Buffalo Stirred Up Over a Peculiar Case, Buffalo, N.Y., May 23.\u2014The Polish population on the East Side is wrought up over visions alleged to Ren seen by Mary Czajata, \u2018 a young girl.The relatives of the girl say she.talks with God and the Virgin.A crowd of 1,000 surrounded the house during the day, and to-night their number swelled to such proportions that the police were called upon to clear the streets.The crowd was most orderly and disperned quietly, Dr.Fronczak said the gir) was suf fering from hysteria, and that she has been hypnotized Ly one of her broth ers.He wanted the lice to place them under arrest.e police de- chned to act.It was rumored that the gir) predicted a grent earthquake, and at midnight, the atrents on tha east ride were still thronged with fear stricken and praying foreigners, fn hundreds of humble homes on tha far east side there was no sleep to- wight: naught but the fear and prayer that penic began.erent OLDFIELD BREAKS RECORD, Lexington, Ky., May 33\u2014At the Kentucky Trotting Home-hreeders track today Barney Oldfield broke the world\u2019s reéord for BO mile held by himself.He covered the distance in 112.02, Ms previous record being 18,20.D & ROGERS CELEBRATED Green Peppermint .Orange Curacao .Kummel Maraschino the net WOMAN HUNG TWICE Then Burled as Dead, But She Escapes From Grave, Memphis, Tenn.May 23.\u2014Mrs.Mettia Nclntosh, of Okolona, Miss, who is accused of the murder of her husband, was lynched by a mob of her neighbors and hastily buried under loose earth, n leaves and brush in the belief dat she was .She finally recovered, scratched her way out of her giave, and walked back to town.McIntosh left bis home the night of May 11 to visit a neighbor and never returned home.Subsequently rains washed out his headless body from a shallow grave not far from his home.The next day Mrs.McIntosh was arrested for the murder.She was released on a nominal bond of $500, the justices holding that the actual murder was the work of some one else.Incensed at the action of the justices, a mob took her from her home, The members demanded that she re.| veal the names of her confederates, Failing to obtain this confession, they swung her up, She was let down and again asked for the nemes.She did not give the required information, and again was strung up., The second time she was suspended for a much lo iod.When the woman was louered the second time she was unconscious.An examination ennvineed the mob that she was dead.She was then taken to the woods, buried under some brush and leaves, and the mob dispersed.Mrs.McIntosh finally recovered conscicusness, and made way to town, where she exhibited her bruises and marked neck in substantiation of her story.The woman will be held in.jail for her own protection until tried, and those of the mob who were recognized will be Prasecuted for assault to commit murer.KILLED BY LICHTNING, Richmond, Ind., Nay 23\u2014Three people were killed and one fatally injured by lightning during a storm here this afternoon, Farmers report damage to crops by heavy rain.LAKE STEAMER SUNK.Detroit, Mich, May 23 The steamet John Duncan, bound down, was sunk near the mouth of the Detroit River to-night in collion with the up-bound steamer Wisconsin of the Bawgood line of Cleveland.The Duncan's was badly dam , and she was beached on Bois DI Island in a sinking condition.The Wisconsin con tinued her trip uninjured.PRESBYTERIAN BOOK RF FORMS.DesMoines, Ia., May 23\u2014The debate over the proposed Presbyterian book of forma ended in the General Assom bly hers late this afternonn in-a cem- | promise in which al Worde that might) indicate that ®ie book ts anthotised were stricken from the resolutions and the text and title pages of the book.The resolution of opposition was adopted.It declares specifcally that the Assembly meke no recommendations regarding the book.With these limitations the further report of Dr.H.Vandyke's committee was adopted.The book of forms will be pubhshed merely for voluntary use.\u201d AN AGREEMENT REACHED, Cleveland, Ohio, May 23 \u2014 Packing freight handlers and the agents of \u2018the line bonts came to terms here today on a contract for the next two ypers.Tho wages and conditions are almost identically the same as those in effect last year, 35 cente an hour for regular work and 40 conts an hour for overtime, This are ent practically covers all nf the packing freight boats on the lakes, with She exception of the passenger boats making daily trips out of Cleveland and the Cleveland and Buffalo lines.'I'hess Lines make -their own agreements.RAILRJAD DISCRIMINATION.Philadelphia, Pa., May 33\u2014Furthes revelations concerning stock holdings \u2018in soft cos mining companies by otti- cisla of-the Pennsylvania Railroad were made 23 not se much what you eat as he! nourishment you get out of what you This Is the sscret of health, strength and vitality.No difference how much nutrition your food contsins, If your tem does not assimilate that nutrie tion\u2014take it up and distribute Jt $hroughout your body\u2014you gain noth ine beyond a temporary stimulation by ving eaten It, te wheat, Vita, deat whole mized with pure barley malt extract.thoroughly steamed and cook and every flafe baked te crisp, 18 rich fn nutritfm and fs assimilated rye even by the weakewt stomach, ons of its heal Ne ving, strengt Luilding elements fs taken up 4 mp to nourish and sustain fe.né Malta le ao good to A perfeet breakfast In impossible out it, and {t's Just ae ones three a day.y a bowlful With er never tasted anything eo goo Malta-Vite fe aivare cooking, n n 3 ne Tas ou terest is, maturaliy, that known ai the Scott's exténgion, which will give the Compeny\u2019s trains direct access ta Quebee, which, it is needless to say wish its luters progress.CRURCH REUNION.We have received from the Rev, W, F.Armétage, M.A, Rector of Bt, Paul's Ghureh, Halifax, the first of a short series of letters on the subjest of Church Union in Canada, which the demands on our limited space do not permit us to publish; the concluding sentence, however, of this first letter, will, we thfak, give our readers a clear idea of the ventiments which have actuated the writer, and the end which he wishes to attain, He says: \u2014 \u201cIn view of the tremendous respon: uilility that faces the church of the living God im Canada in thie nineteenth century, tin view of the teeming millions who are to be won {or Christ or forever lost, according to the measurs of the church's faithful ness, there seems to be no question that a strong united Canadian church, filled with the Holy Ghost, and on fire with miesdonary seal, is the great need to prevent overlapping and wasted effort and to ssve this gread Domwinion for Christ aM the church.\u201d Efforts to obtain à reunion of the different Christian Churches are frequent, and wide-spread; and meet with more or less partial success.There is a very strong movement in this diree- tion going on at the present moment in Great Britain which sppesrs to be more comprebensive than others of a kindred nature elsewhere, and ie voiced in a circular addressed to all the ministers in the country advocating a reunion, and signed by the Archbishop of Canterbury and York, the peesi- dents of the United Methodist Free Churches, the Wesleyan Methodist Conference, the Baptist Union, and the Methodist New Connection Church; the rman of the Congregational Union, and the Moderators of the English Presbyterian Church, the General Assemblies of the Church of Scotland, and the United.Free Church.The Roman Cathoke Arehbishop of Westasineser, Dr.Bourne, expressed hin sympathy, though he did not sign.It will be seen that this movement pro; ceeds from the; official heads of all the Protestant Churches in Grest Britain and has the sympathy of the highest Roman Catholic degnitary in that country, though his signature was not, for obvious ressons, attacked to the circular, We hail this and similar movements as a sign of the tardy awekening of the different djvisions of Christendom to the folly and wickedness of their mutual jealousies and rivalries, and the dangers to which Christianity ie exposed hy reason of them, and the waste of misdirected energy and power which they have caused, but we do not think that the movements for church reunion can have any practical result in that direction, nor do we think it would be desirable that they should.A vi ible official union, a quasi-spiritusl combine of the different Christian Churches can only be ebiected by the elimination of the die tinguishing marks which now separ ate them, whether it be questions of scclesiastical polity, of ecclesiastical ritual, or of doctrinal differences, and this would be a confession that the churches have been in mortai sin by a achismatical esparation for ne good and efficient reasons, and that ques tions which were non-essential hed been regarded as essential.We ven: ture to say that in each Christian body the truret and most earnest meg boleths as essential, and se their justification for holding aloof from other bodies, and to tell them otherwise now would utterly destroy that Christian faith which is already griev.ously weakened by the compromisers who would adjust it to what je call.vd the altered conditions of society.Men must always differ, and the more conscientious they are, the more likely are they to differ om points of polity and on points of interpretation, Nor is this at all contrary ta true religious interests.On the con trary it stirs up religious energy, end infuses strength into religious lls.The Master, when He prayed thet His Church might be one did not pray that it might be monotone, sad the unity that he prayed for was not that of intellect, but of the heart, not that of polities and dogma, but that of love.That was answered, lig and the Chureh of Christ is one Dow, em actual end visible unit wherover there are men who hold their faith in \u201cthe unity of the Spirit, in the bond of peace, ond in righteousness of He,\u201d however, they may differ in ritual and in degma.Neither of these | tiiogs was prescribed by the Mastes | the red) do regard their distinguishing Shib- | ditto: it means ia Christ, and Christ's tom.mandrseïte, and what fs required not official unity, but, Jaging aside atl malice and uncharitebleuesss, the work: of the ohtrches amicably bide bp , oath in its own sphere, for the advancemétt of the S0mmon cause, » [end the promotion of personal aid practical piety, PRESS OPINIONS.PORT WITH A FUTURE.\u2014The de of the C.P.R.to make Quebes the terminal of ita new fast line ol steamers is attracting much attention, It in LÀ into inence élities of the porte of Canada, especially of Quebec, in trans-Adantia traffic.Not many years ago the port of Quebet, relati was more im portant than Montréal.With the improvement of the St.Lawrence nel and the growth of Montreal as a centre, the relative importance of Quatre declined.Yet among shrewd observers it is confidently believed that soower or lates Quebec will again rise in relative im.portancé as s and rhor .compared with Montreal.The construction of the Grand Trunk Pacifie Raliway, with Quebee about two hundred miles nearer the ocean than Montreal, but practicaHy no {farther distant by rail from Winnipeg, will make that port of increasing importance for ocean transportation.Adding to this the © ned advantages of nearness to the metropolis of the West and nearness to the markets of Europe as compared -with Montreal, also the modern tenden of ocean steamers to be of increased draught and ton » Quebec will have a distinot advaniage over Montreal for ocean business.Quebes already enjoys the advintege of possessing a deep harbor with comparatively o ide fluctuation and easy of approach from t while Fe St PP wrence channel te Montreal aflords considerable peril ta the larger class of ocean steamers, However, with the growth of the Northwest and the increring business originating bere enough s to t usy.In conmection with the CP B's decision to make Quebec the terteinal of its new line of steamers it is claimed the distance from Li to Que bec can easily be covered within six days by twenty-knot steamers.company do not consider it profitable for these large steamers to follow the tortuous channel of the St.Lawrence, with its risk and necessary time oc cupied.Upon a weekly steam service two days saved per trip by not going to Montreal and returning, would amount to $40,000 for each vessel, which, multiplied 0 three during the summer season, with its ten trips for each steamer, totals $120,000 a year.Add to this the insurance benefits and incidental charges for depreciation and interest and the fourth steamer not required, it is estimated a saving of close upon $365,000 per ssasen can be eflected in the new steamship service with Quebec and Liverpool as termi points.\u2014Ottawa Citizen, \u2014\u2014\u2014 REFORMING THE SENATE.\u2014These are unpleasant days for members of upper houses of legislatures.In this counter the criticcem of the method of electing United States senators is so great that the governor of Towa, it is announced, will call a convention of delegates {rom ths states to consider the election of senators by the people.Over in Great Britain the labor members of Parliament are cal- ing for the total abolition of the House of Lords.And in Canada there is an agitation against the Dominion Senate that is of moment.Here are some examples of the propositions for the reform of the Cansdian Senste.Premier Laurier the other day spoke.with some favor of our plan of electing senators by local legislatures.Benator David would have one-third of the senators ap- inted br the Government, one-third ES local egislatures and one-third by universities and other public bodies, Sir Richard Cartwright, a member of the Anglo-American Joint High Commission, proposes to elect two-thirds of the senators.Inasmuch as the senators of Cenada are now appointed for life br the Gow ernor General, any of these proposed changes would be in the direction of getting the Canadian Senate closer to the poole, but none of them would go as far as a majority of the United States would probably go to-day, in the election of their own senators.The agitation on both sides of the border to get a closer hold, a tighter rein, upon the men who constitute the upper house of the national legislatures.On both eldes of the border is there a ing of impatience with present con- ns The only difference is that Canada fs moving more slowly than this country \u2014Bublalo Express, CASTORIA Por Infants and Children.The Kied You Have Always Benght Bears the Signature of A BTRONG ATTRACTION.Trot.Wormwood's trained bears, dogs and monkeys, which may now be seen alfteryoon and evening at 8.30 and 8.30 at the Rustic Theatre, Kent House Grounds, are drawing ining intelligence exhibited by these well.tra animals i simply wonderin] and they are a constent source of delight to the crowds of children, as well as their oiders, who daily throng to this favorite pleasure resort.No ons should Srnise sealing them in their interesting exhibition, for It ia not often that so thoroughly pl lormance afloi pos Th e show is free to sll passengers VOIR orto ttpare se |J A is interesting, an indicative of a desire | IN It almost makes you sick to think of it, but it isn't nearly as bad as it used to be.The improved method of refining it makes it much easier to take, and when made into Scott\u2019s Emulsion almost every One cañ take it Most children like it and, all children that are not robust are benefited by it.When the doctor says \u201cTake cod liver oil,\u201d he generally means Scott's Emulsion; ask him ff he doesn't.They know It is more easily digested and better than the plain Oil.SCOTT & BOWNE, Tétents, Oot resord is the balloon te be mad from Load nu TE Prinos Jaine row of Austrip, and Baron ovel von Korwin, a Kéutenant im the in to aross the Baltic Sea to some point de, cover a distance, ap imately X os.Pine xpedition will without a paral lel, the nearest approach to it being the voyage made by Count de le Vauix from Paris to , Minor sia, during the Paris Expositionstert is to be made to-morrow M the wind is blowing in the tight direo tion.Barton Kocwin ex to-night the par 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straight to your druggiet, get à Büct.box and get well 4 VICTOR GRAMOPHONES.\u2018A very large aesortment of magréf- oent Vietor Gremophones, also fan im- mensé asoriment of new jrecords just reedived.LAVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON, 81-83-86 Bi, John stress, Branch Store B34 St Joseph street.may.21x6.oe ASKED YO RESIGN.London, May 93.\u2014At a meeting of the executive committee of the City of London Conservative Association, 3 nvit- day, a resolution was ado og Sir Fdward Olarke, pA soli.citor-general, to resign as s ser- vative maser of the House of Commens for the sity of Londen.in con.juenée of hie attitude in connection vis tarif reform.: Wools The Great Bnplieh Remedyfers een ur FIORE A RD ATTWR - n potency, pecs Abuse or reine = edioine .Sn THURSDAY.id neronguts will attempt ! = ed and sik, te Longs in à veristy paices.MAY £4, 1906.CHINIC HARDWARE CO'Y St Peter Street, Lower Town Bratoh, Fabeiauads., Uppet Town Garden Hose & Reels \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Lawn Mowers, Grass Shears.Agricultural Tools OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.POULTRY NETTING and FENCING Window Fly Screens.GENERAL and HEAVY HARDWARE S.J.Shaw & Co, 13 ST.JOHN STREET we AND = £00.MOUNTAIN MLL and KQTRE DANE STREE} REFRIGERATORS ENAMELED AND GLASS LINED.CREAM FREEZERS.SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN TOOLS.WATCH WHAT The Quebée Automobile and Launch Company have to say in this space To-morrow.OFFICE, GARAGE AND RE~ PAIR DEPARTMENT, IN \u2018QUEBEC RINK, GRAND ALLER 'S.GILLESPIE, MANAGER.PHONE 267 LADIES WHITE LAWN WAISTS \u2014AND\u2014 COLORED PRINT BLOUSES.We have now on sale a great variety of Ladies\u2019 White Lawn Waists, in all the latest atylés which we have bought at low prices, we give the ben to our customers.: WHITE LAWN WAISTS, trimmed with tuoles and embroidery, all mw and the latest styles, at Bio.Be, 68, 96o., $1.10, $1.15, $1.33, 81.48, $1.68, 81.76, 22.10, $2.95.Thess are not the common kind usually sold at some cheep sales, They are made from good qualit: me terials, WHITE SUN HATS for young chil dren of all ages, for 98%, ep ¥ e., 8%, RS\" 81.00, 81.40, 81.16, $1.78.+ WHITE BUN BONNETS > musling trimmed with embroidery 4Be., 60c., SBe., $e., 81.10.SUMMER SUITS for Ladies, in tit lateat styles, only 3.38, $4.35, $3.18, 05.25, 95.38.LINEN HATS, lo white ad COLORED ZEPHYR DRESSES fos girls fort the right kind lor 4h coum ev, at 530., BSe., 63c., T90., T8s., 1908, 95e\u201d, $1.00, $1.16, 81.40, $1.48, LACK COTTON HOSE in bourg bind cotton for boys, only 17s, 1964 Doc, 290, Te, 250.Y8' COLORKD DRILL BLOUBES, ie assortment at 8Be., 80s, 90e, 9oc., BIN, STRAW HATS in Gatatty and Wane oA-War shapes, at 450, Étc., 6be., 688, o., 800., Tio, 81.18, 81.86, for Ladies and Children, ia GLOVES fox us a | SIMONS & MINGUY, SUCCESSORS TO SIMONS & FOULDS, 20 FABRIQUE STREET TELEPHOR 388 colored,\u2019 for girls and boys, only 25c., 400, To \u2018 1 © RSPAY, MAr 24.19606.co mtn ds THE QUEBEC OHRONICLE.rr ee TT ENGLISH KNICKERS WE WANT.TO CLEAR A BALANCE OF NORFOLK SUITS.English Knicker Suits for $3.00 each, the Coats are good for office use and Ksiokerbockers for Quting and Fishing Purposes.LAFRANCE & MULLIN, TAILORS and HABERDASHERS.SOME REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.TO LET.875 Per Month\u2014Oentral locality.Fully farnished.One of ths pleasantest locations in the city.rooms.For three months July let SP 450 Per Month, on Grande Allee\u2014Two \"splendid residences, dully furnished, for the summer season, 10 and 11 rooms, gardens, stables, etc, etc.$20 Per Month, on Belvidecm Road\u2014 Fine country residence, 15 minutes from tall gate, in perfect order, large well laid out grounds, sheds, stables, etc.\u2014Long orshortlease.- #16 and $18 Per Month, néar Map'e Ave \u2014Beveral new housee, two flats, 8 rooms, splendid view accroes valley, all modern convenienc:& $.8 Per M nth, near Montmorency Falls\u2014Fiist class house, 12 \u2018rooms, beautifully \u2018situated, five minutes from cars.\u2018 \u2018FOR SALE.$10,000 on Paul Street\u2014Stone snd brick s ore and dwelling, central locality, first class business stand.$8,200 on lsiand of Orieans\u2014Wood eot- tage 9 rooms, furnished or unfurnished, ractically new, on lot 150x 200.710 feet verandah on threesides, 8 minutes from wharf.Al! citv conveniences.Adjo.ning the Park.$3,000 At Lake St.Jos ph\u2014Splendil'y situated wood con \u201c3 \u2019 View.\u201d Furnished.On lot $ , 9 rooms, open fireplace, ice house, sheds, boat house, etc.50 minutes from city, a delightful summer re- s.r Wanted to borrow on first mortgage, first- $10,000 class new city property.Gilt edged.CHAS.G.ROLLIT, BROKER, 89 ST.JOHN STREET, QUEBEC $4,200 and $4,600 on Park Ave.\u2014Se- vorel first-c.aas self-c \u2018n:ained houses All modern conveniences.On Island os Orleavs\u2014 Brick C t rooms, on well-wc .Magnificent view of Quebec, excellent water, $1,200 Wood Cottage, 8 rooms, same conveniences, view, etc , as above.These rmingly situated colteges on the Island, within easy acces and will be old on terms to suit PHOTOS of cut of town hous st our offices.LOTS FOR SALE.$500 Park Avenue\u2014 Unsurpassed building lots 7e eq.feet.Good drain- St.Several lots, with unsur- view of Valley an 1 Mountainrms to suit purchaser.$100 at Lake St Joseph\u2014Lot 75x75 Ît., excellent site for summer cottage.$1000 at Island of Orleans\u2014Plot of 700 ft.front, 12) deep.On he Church ead, excellent view, would divid : if necemmry.$500 At Isl.nd of Orleans \u2014Lot 190x155 on main road, \u2018hrectly opposite ontmorency Falls, choicest sites on tue Island.$400 Irla: dof Orleans\u2014Lot 200 fron\u201d x Extra fine view of City shores.Would divide.\u2014 LOST.\u2014_\u2014 LOST.\u2014A GOLD CHAIN BRACLET on St.Joseph street or St.John atrest, or on the way to the Kent House.Finder rewarded.Apply to E.B., Chronicld Office.WANTED, MALE HELP WANTED.rere re ere MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO learn plumbing, plastering, bricklay- Gfty dollars, casy paymapts ; position and union card guarantead ; free cata: logue.Coyne Bros Trade Schools, New York, Chicage, 84.Louis.WANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENGED par im the furniture busincss, ng both languages, sober and able ta furnish good rveferrnces, can secure a position, with good salary, by applying to the Chronicle Office.WANTED \u2014 A GOOD QUIET CAR- horse.Must he perfectly sound.Apply to E.E.Ross, No.188 Caron WANTED \u2014 HALP DOZEN HUSTling lads to essist cooks in lumber i & Navigation Co., 15 Bells Lane, Que, WANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN, 20 rs of age, position as Clerk in p establishment.Good references, Ab ting write chorthand Fee type wri in both languages.ply to .À.S., core Chronicle Officer ete amr ee eer WANTED\u2014BY A MIDDLE AGED man, position as salesman or clerk.wish best of references.J.M.A+ Chronicle, Quebec.A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e > Se\u2014\u2014 S WANTED ~ HOUSE IN GOOD LO- éality, modern conveniences, 8 or 10 rooms.Apply to W.H.Dunsiord, Manager The Canadian Bank of Commerce.P.0.box 108.AGENTS WANTED.-\u2014SALARY 8100 month or commission.Sell our ls wholesale and retail trade.Positively best seller on the market.Can.lex Manufacturing Co, St.Louis, Mo.WANTED \u2014 TO RENT, BINGLE furnished room, by young man, in Ei lish family preferred, 10 minutes wa Chateau.Apply \u201cF.\u201d care of nicle, .SUNLIGHT SOAP COUPONS WANT- /Toile sospa given In exchange for on) by Mr.J.$ tpn y » tu,thurkent.fi SUMMER BOARDERS WANT#H.- + bandsome private residence, situated om tbe hank of the river: St, Lawrence wanted.Apply to Joseph Tremblay, mevohant, Quai des Eboulements.MEN WANTED\u2014RELIABLE MEN in every Jocality throughout lo advertise ou.quuds, tack up show on trees ta along roads, and all conspicuous places ; also dis: tribeting small ad ving matter, Balaty per year or $7 t AGENTS WANTED.TO RENT.\u2014IN THE FRONT OF the house, a large fine room in ivate family.Apply to No, 546 St._\u2014 TO LET\u2014FLAT IN MASONIC HALL suitable for dentists\u2019 offi lawyers\u2019 offices, club rooms or resi- ediate possession.A.K.Seifert, Secretary\u2014_\u2014 tt A TORENT\u2014ASECONDSTORY TENEment to let at No.87 St, Joseph s:reet, very well divided up for a photographic su lio, office, private appirtments, mil- ospession 1 May, 1908.Apply awNo.87 8t.Joseph etreet, St.Roch\u2014_ TO RENT\u2014FURNISHED OR IN.furnished rooms, on St Louis Road, Neilsonville, 4} miles from city by the month.Terms Call or write to Mrs.E.- A.Roberts, Neilsonville P.O, St.Louis Rond, Quebre.Ten minutés walk from Que TO RENT \u2014 A TENEMENT CON.fonr apartments, just renewed, heated with hot water, electric light, also four furnished rooms all desired accommodations.Ap ply to Mra.E.H.Pelletier, MB St, ROOMS TO LET \u2014 TWO ROONS to let with Board.Address Madame Lapierre, No.43 St.Joseph street.TO RENT-A FIRST CLASS DWEL- containing twelve situated.threes minutes walk from Kent House, Nontmorenoy Falls.Apply, Manager, Kent House.PROPERTY FOR SALE\u2014THAT house, No.M Mount Carmel street, Cape, and dependencies, formerly oo.Eno, is hereby offered purchasers are re their offer in writ ing to Mr.Cyr.Tessier, Notary, Union Bank Building, Quebes.Quebec, 14th May, 1906.Jules Tessier.ENGLISH SETTER PUPS.Four Thoroughbrads from some of the best hunting and prize winning stock RO .ALD F.LINDSAY, 35 Buade Btreetcupied by Mrquested to forwa: COTTAGE FOR RALE\u2014AT ST.Petroville, lsland of Orlea: residence in 8 desirable locality r the boat landi Jos.E.Lemicux, 80 8t, FOR BALE-TWO EDISON oon.mercial Gramophones, + shaving avechine, .Coat $140.Will be sold at a sacrifice.Apply at Chronicle.S8ALESMEN CALLING ON HARDware, lumber, building material deal- ory and + product of wall-kpowf facturer ; libersi commission ; samples, et sise.Address Box 306, Brantd a.\u2014 rediret.| TO LET\u2014RESIDENCE SITUATED on westerly side of Belveder with two wores of frond to ns a edo nat [oi ol a e terms, ste, @ Arch.Laurie, Peter streak Le \u2018Allan Line, Canadian Pacific Ry.Dominion Line « AND ALL LINES FROM NEW YORK and BOSTON] ing lists, ra es aud plans on appli-, | TEIRIRIRNNOTECECASBIRIBIECACRONCANENE OCEAN STEAMSHIP § SHIPPING NLW3 \u20ac \u2014\u2014\u2014=TICKETS=\u2014= ; ALLAN LINE, eames Sicilian, Captain Fairfbil, ving landed passengers and Quebes cargor left for Montreal yesterday morning.Steanter Corinthian, Captain Picker: ing, arrived from Montreal at 4.15 p.m.yesterday and proceeded for Glas gov.| Steamer Hungarian, Captain Wallach, from London, with a general cargo, \u2019 SCT sed Cape Chatte at 2 pm.yester- COOK'S CIRCULAR NOTES, Eayand ## due in port this aftermoon.Offer a safe and couvenient means foe.Steamer Pomeranian, Captein Har, carr.ing money.They are LASHED th wend y F.$, STOGKINS, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET, Conf RR aoû 88 Agent pr eens FOR SALE\u2014A LARGE PROPERTY tn Upper Town, size, 105 feet front by 80 feet deep.For particulars, apply to LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, % St.Ann street.J arr e FOR SALE\u2014A NEW SET OP THE Encyclopadia Britennie, Times Edition, can be seem at Chromicle Officewill be sold at a very great sacrifice.mt ee erm rt er erate JN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUN IY.unique property for sale.mag- Mificent pro rty, known es the Pensionhat de Notre Dame du Bon Conseil, at St.Thomas de Montmagny, on which the works of repairs and en- largenient have heen finished for some time, is now offered for sale.\u2018These works had been undertaken for the installation of a branch of the Convent of Notre Dame du Bon Conse at Chicoutimi.Mr.Charles Vezina, contractor, 117-121 Bridge atrent, Quebec, has through certain circumstances acquired the property, and would be disposed to sell it.It is without contradiction one or the finest establishments in the district.A pretty chapel connected with it which is a veritahle has been built there.The establishment is provided with all the modern improvements, baths, hot and cold water everywhere, as well as electric lighting and warm water heating.A part containing a hall and drawing rooms has been specially divided off for the use of the director of the establishment and the other part contains class and study rooms and dormitories, and can accommodate between 40 and 50 boarders, The pro- pers is situated about a mile from o nimagny station.A spacious ground of two arpents hy four belongs to it and a superb wi in an elevated and most healthy situation.It is a unique opportanity for a pensionnat, a religious community, a hospital, = sanatorium, OF & deaf and dumb iu.stitution, &e.Apply to Mr.Charles Vezina, 117-121 Bridge streat, Quebec, FOR BALE-TFIRST CLASS MODern oslf-contained houses, on Park Avenue, stone and brick.All modern conveniences.Also first-class building lots.Apply to Ar.Walter Sharpe, St.Louis.Road.FOR SALE OR TO LET.FOR SALE OR TO LET-THE UP- pe portion of a very comfortable ouse, No.31 Bridge street, contain.in 11 large rooms, bath, gallery, and large yard, etc.Apply to No.49 Stlouis street.FOR SALE OR TO LET.\u2014 FUR.nished cottage at the Point, Riviere | du Loup, containing twelve rooms.For particulars, apply to Jos.A.Foisy, Notary, Fraserville, P.Q.BUARD.\u2014_ FIRST CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD can be obtained at 57 Lachevrotiere street.The Soul of a Piano is the Action.Insist on \u2018OTTO HIGEL\u2019| Piano Action HOTEL ror SALE Hotel situated in the Town of Campbellton, in the buniveas Cenler and ome of the most flouriebing Hitle in she Town.\u2018Ifrere is in oomnection a Hoemced bar end large ataiiing 000 modation.Reason lov selling failing health acd fuil pocket.erly te y 0.SMITR, Cam: may dxmon.wed frizlm, fn MADE IN CANADA.WU BAKING FOWDER .The Kind Grandmother Used, 0 pe api 10e ou su w en for Cook Desk Free to 500-085 St.Paul Street, rison, sailed from Havre on Monday, for Quebec, with 113 second and 326 third-class passengers and a general : | cargo.C.P.B.LINE.Steamer Lake Erie, from Liverpool, with passengers and general cargo, passed Cape Ray at 8 a.m.yesterday, and is due in port to-morrow morn ing.Steamer Moana arrived at Brisbane, on Monday evening, May 21, from Vancouver, DONALDSON LINE.having lanled Quebec vargo and a number of eattle proceeded to Mom: tres] yesterday morning.GASPE LINE.Steamer Gaspesien, Captain Hou chard, from Gaspe and way places, with passengers and a general cargo, arrived in port at 1 p.m.yesterday and moo! at the Champlain market wharf.Having landed Quebec passengers and cargo, she proceeded for Montreal.LEYLAND LINE.Steamer Virginian, Captain Dofinelly from Antwerp, with a general cargo, arrived in port last evening, and moored at the Breakwater, MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Importer, Cap \u2018tain Forrest, having taken om hoard yesterday morning.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Campana, amved in port from Montreal at 6.30 a.m.yesterday, noon.Steamer Parima sailed from New York for the West Indies at 5 p.m.yesterday.CHARTERED.A hark, 1248 tons, spoolwood, Mon: treal to Greenock, private terms.NOTES.Thés being Victoria Day, and a legal closed.: Steamer Polino, Captain Bernier, having completed cargo, bit for Sydney and way places yesterday mom- ing.Steamer Volund, Captain Hanwn, arrived from Three Rivers yraterday afternoon, and proceeded for Sydney.Campbell, left for Montreal yesterday aternoon to complete cargo, She is taking wood goods for the Imperial Governmentfrom English Bay yexterday, where she went to the assistance of the steamer Bray Bead, which was ashore + .Steamer Inishowen Head, Captain Cove to load.\u2018of Indian corn, went under the Marine leg of the Great Northam elevator yesterday morning, and in four bours the entire lot wee discharged.The Messrs.Davie are pushing along \"just heen completed and is ready for 1 launching.| Steamers Noden and Manchester ¥n- ineer are at Chicoutimi loading pitlp Great Britain.| Steamer Catalone, Captain Abbott, arrived from Montreal yesterday and proceeded for Sydney.Steamer Kildona railed from Middire boro on Tuerday for Quebre and Yon.treal, with 1600 tons of pig iron.| Rteamer Nordhvalen sailed from | Hamburg at noon on the 20th instant with a general cargo for Quebec and ! Montreal\u2014\u2014 PORT OF QUEBEC, Arrived May 2.88 Gaspesion, Bouchard, Gaspe, ete, - Bouchard Bros., passengers and orl cargo.| 88 Virginian, Ponneily, Antwerp, VW.! M.Macphorson, genetal cargo.88 Inishowen Head, Cotter, Montreal, Harold Kermedy, ballast, Sohe.Bienvenue, Simard 464, Alphonse, firewond.+ | Schr.N.L.Elids, Rioux, Green la land, shingles.Behr, Marie Anne, Talon, St.Simon, sand, Schr.Rose Mysterieuss, Fournier, Bont 8 du a ballast.ger , lyrie ne, 'g ob, »s Fboulenents, ballast, \u2019 Drink Besuport Lager; it is the best.\u2019 ss gage, Loc ee The Canadian Bank of Commerce 88 Campana, Demers, Pictou, Quebec Schr, Bienvenue, Simard, St.Alphonse, Sobr.Marie Anne, Talon, St.Simon, Schr.Roms Mystericuse, Fournier, Mont Schr.Marie Jeanne, Bergeron, les Sehr, Cornenity, mcleau, Sorel, tal Bohr.Canal boats E.3.Chase, Fred.Hrett, onst.Inward | p.m., steainer.east, Inward 11.40 am., Canada Cape.1 Cape Chatte (234)\u2014Clear, cest.In-, {ward 11,40 am, Atbara; 2 pm.! Bungarian, i i never he feared.If troubled with ber Quebec cargo, left for Montresl having emharked passchgers and car she seiled for Pictou ng way ports at holiday, the Custom House wilt be : ful Row of bile\u2014they regulate and en.Steamer Benpore Head, \\Uaptain| liven the action of the howels and en- Steamer Lord Strathcona arrived up | | intestinal indigestion, torpid liver, kid: Cotter, arrived from Montreal yrater-; day afternoon, and went into Indian ; Barge Robert, with 35,000 \u2014\u2014 which lead to backache, rhormatiom, the rib work of the quay wall of the | Louise Dock.About 400 feet of have berm built up to a level with the embankment, and a long section of fonndation further eastwanwl has heen mink, while another section has | Lhousis sets © 1 CLEARED.88, Co., general cargo.HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO 88 Lakonie, tiéitice, Montreal, Rom &| p » WALKER, Geyemar Marina ALEX LAIRD, Aws'\u2019r.Gor\u2019.Mavaema Co., part cargo.88 Sicillan, Falul, Montreal, Al-| CAPITAL (PAID UP) - - - - - - - $10,000.000 land, Ras & Uo., part cargo.88 Teviotdale, Hoddam, Liverpool, RESERVE - - - - ® ® = = = = $4,500.000 » - -_-\u2014 gop re Transport Uo, general caro 104 pg ANCHEY THROUGHOUT CANADAONITED STATES AND ENGLAND ruin, Hiver Ouelle, general cargo.On 25th instant an office of this Bank will be © fo the premis- formerly Schr.N.L.lida, Rioux, Green ls | ecoupled by the People\u2019s Ban: of Halifax, 125 St.Poter 88-cetland, general cargo.H.DUNSFCRD, Manager, Quebec Branch.\u2018general cargo.r Mari may 10xt.L magny, general cargo.Eboulements, general cargo.OUSEKEEPERS.The labor connected with your every day duties gan be reduced to & minimum sad your comfort oc :responfingly enhancod by using \u2014 free H last, .Hilaire, Bowillon, Rimouski, general cargo.Mary Gaîney and Hibernian, for United States, M.J.L.Bertrand, pulpwood.: SIGNAL SERVICE.r Quebec, May 23rd, 1908.| River du Loup (96)\u2014Cloudy, north.| INDÜRATÉD FIBRE _ TUBS, PAILS, ETC.LIGHT, DURABLE, HANDSOME.NO OTHERS ARE SO SATISPACTORY.Father Point (160] \u2014 Clear, strong | Cape Magdalen (204) \u2014 Clear, cam.Inward 12.40 p.m., St.Andreve, Fame Point (324)\u2014Clear, calm, Inward 8.15 a.m., a barque; 1.10 p.m., Dominion ; 1.40 pm., Fremona, L.G.S.Minto left 8.30 a.m.for Gaspe, Cy Ray (856)\u2014Ulear, north, In ward 8 a.m., Lake Erie, Tow Point (584j\u2014 Cloudy, strong ga cast.nward ® am.| __ Wastes.Inward yesterday 10 am, Minced Moat, 3 lbs.Renediek ; 2.30 pm., Cacouna amd Sausage, 3 Ibs \u2026 Puritan: 4 p.m., Hektos.| Lard, with tin 2} lbs.North Shore\u2014Clear, northeest, Pen- Bares .tecost River\u2014Outward 8 s.m., Aran | Geese pee Ibmore.25e.Hams small per 1b.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026 \u2026np1504 250.Hams lurge pe lb.buasemersme ÂdE4 nemsagsszacse sms 1404 Bologna Sausage \u2026 The Areh-Fiend of the Age Not war, more deadiy than ever this elephone 839 DOMBROWSKI, Champlain Market modern hutchery\u2014but Catarrh which _ - - =- USE - - leads to consumption and annually kills more than famine and war combined.The doctors now successfully fight catarrh with a remedy that never fails\u2014\"Catarrhozone,\u201d it's death | §6 \u201d to every type of catarrh.It destroys - every raot and branch of the disease so thoroughly that a relapse need wees AND.colds, nasal or throat catarrh, or sub- frtamion ai son\" eet\u201d «= PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS AGAINST FIRE, = Manufactured in all Colors and Quantities, for (Compiled by the Tidal Survey, M.à | Interiors and Exteriorsby - - - - - - - - - - - EET = Tn Sa EESTI EE A EE ER EIR Fl EE ER a AE TE .as ._ a The Great Departmental Stores, ~The Great Departmental Stores, 167-173 St.Joseph St., Quebec.o 157-178 St.Joseph St, Quebce.& INR _ .QU Tz ERED A CARRE ARRETE ss A0 PAUUK1 > GREAT CHALLENGE SAL = | ès PROFITS THROWN TO THE FOUR WINDS! iY) : , A Ap E have determined to u an end to all controversy in the matter of Bargain Givi Never in the history of old É Ww Quebec as auch & Carnival of Barges ben offered at this suson of year: Our Great Farewell Sake of NS Odd Lots and Broken Lines, which took place last week, had the effect of clearing off all the broken lines, and A leaves us with a matchless assortment of this season's newest goods, which is constandy being added to as the daily ship- 3 ments are received.These goods have been bought in such immense quantiies «s to secure tremendous price concessions I \u2014they have been bought for cash, thus securing cash discount.has led us to mark them at prices which - Ns cannot be marched in Quebec, and we have decided to sell these goods at such tremendous discounts from the marked NW prices as to furnish unapproachable values.200 , .= We will not close our doors to the public for the purpose of preparing these prices\u2014that's not our way of doing ss business.We will not barricade our windows with painted signs for the purpose of preventing our customers from seeing 0 J what they are buying \u2014that's not our way, either! All our operations are conducted in broad .daylight, in the largest j ; Re X] brightest store in Quebec, Our customers can see what they are getting.-and #:nat satisfied, they may return their pur- p re 0 chases and receive their money without the slightest delay.OIL EE ae mae LADIES\u2019 CORSETS v Our advertisements are\u2014always have been\u2014and aways will be ived.up 3 wry Thetiber of our ef.F any AND UNDERWEAR.Ne Nig question should arise as to the goods not being exactly as advertised, you are.ren] to inform the flcorwalker, who VERY Uorset, Undervest\u201d LM Qu make it his business to see that you receive absolute satisfaction.; ; E Corset Co er d Und » Ng NE Our prices are not\u2014never were\u2014and never will be altered to cover the discounts we offer from time to éme.In oi Lover and Under- A NA this case the discounts represent the greatest bargains we have ever offered, as our stock was never so complete and 0 fres garment, in our immense new {1 from undesirable goods as it is to-day.y stock of ladies\u2019 wear, which is (4 We invite comparison of our values with those of any other house in Quebec, knowing that positively defy by far the most comprehensive (RS competition.fe vould be an easy.matter for us 0 place s false value upon our goods For the purpose of \u2019 gimmente to be found in this section of à reductions\u2014we don\u2019t do business in that way, either! Instead, we are giving discounts our prices, which are al- th ill be sold à Cl ready the lowest in Quebec\u2014wve are giving the people of Quebec an opportunity to see our goods in broad daylight\u2014to see tbe country, w ur- ol the prices marked on ; to judge of the values brfore purchasing.a ing the continuance of this [1 Here is the fst of discounts ia every - Great Challenge Sale NT at a discount of., Né - .FINE FRENCH CORSETS.{lJ LADIES\u2019 PATTERN HATS.ELEGANT FUR GARMENTS.\u2018rhs foccion magpions [ have included in this sale an enormous : ; ine of fine French Corsets [NA assortment of Paris and New York Pat- I HIS is your opportgaity to purchase your furs is widespread.From far and Rl tern Hats.This is by far the largest and dwell u y the advantages % buy ure near we are filling orders for Ns choicest collection of dainty millinery to be found .po ying - the famous productions of the NT anywhere in this vicivity, The regular prices of from our immense aud carefully chosen assortment.skilled corsetieres of Paris.4, these exquisite creations range from $10.00 to It is sufficient to know that our already low prices Our enormous orders enables hg: $35.00.You have your choice of these and others be cut to the quick.You may have vo us to buy these corsets at the NG y which wil arrive Juring the continuance of this oreo to h © quick.wohl y your lowest prices obtainable and NM gl reat alle e at a discount choice of anything in_our matchless tomark them accordingly.All {J LADIES\u2019 WHITEWEAR 15 pe.DISCOUNT, of.cernrennnnns nee anarsoses ann 0e vecanseuce 25 Pp.C.stock of furs at a discount of.* 26 p.C.to go at s discount iB D ( Ni (+) SU avosssecss cncocue Ve 1 VU .NY Dept.A.\u2014Silks and Vel- Dept, G.\u2014Muslins, Sateens, Dept.N.\u2014Soaps and Per- Dept.T.\u2014Tweeds, 10 p.c.pt.BB.\u2014Silverware, 25 All goo ds which are already Ng vets, 15 p.c.discount.Wash Materials, 10 p.c.dis fumes, Purses, 15 p.c.dis- discount.Pp.c.discount.reduced below the ¢ Hlisoounte Ng \u2014_\u2014 3 ; Dept.U.\u2014House Furnish- : | A Dept.B.\u2014Black Dress owt count.25 ine .Dept.Elouse uraish- Dept.CC.\u2014China, Crock- at the present marked rices NN ; - Ladies\u2019 Belts, 25 p.c.dis ings, 10 p.c.discount.- ] Pp cn Goods, 10 p.c.discount.Dept.H.\u2014Quilts, Blankots, count A poli Curtains, 25 p.c ary, 15 p.c.discount.while they last.hz \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 {0 p.c.discount.: Applique Lurtains, £3 p.c.Bric-a-Brac, 25 p.c.discount The follow cor Wi Dept.C.~Colored Dress \u2014_\u2014 Dent.O.\u2014Nota 15 discount.BrokenLots, 50 p.c.dis- The wing special lines, NZ Goods, 10 p.c.discount.Dept.I\u2014Sheets, Towels, di pt.U.\u2014Notions, 10 p.c.Dept.V \u2014Carpets and Oil- count., which were bought with the [3] \u2014 Table Linen, 10 p.c.discount.iscount.loths, 10 pec.discount had understanding that they would 0j Dept.D.\u2014Ladies\u2019 Jackets, _ cloths, 10 p.c.discount.Dept.DD.\u2014Cigars, Pipes not be reduced in price, will EA Tailor-Made Suits, 25 pc.Dept.J.\u2014Ladies' Gloves, _ Dept.P.\u2014Parasc\u2019s, 10 p.o.Dept.X.\u2014Men\u2019s and Boys\u2019 and Smokers\u2019 Supplies, 10 pec.have to be excepted as we {I discount.Co 10 p.c.discount.discount.Ready-Made Clothing, 10 po.- Discount.could not reduce them without (| Skirts, Blouses, Shirtwaist Dept.K.\u2014Ladies\u2019 and Chil , .discount.erates violating the agreement with Ug Suits, Plain and Fancy Shawls, ept.A.\"90 an qi - Dept.R.\u2014Men's Black Stiff Spring and Fall Overcosts, Dept.JJ.\u2014Wall Paper, 10 the manufacturers:\u2014Rubbers, (A) Wrappers and Raincoats, 15 drrn\u2019s Stockings, 10 p.c.dis- Hats, 10 p.c.discount.25 p.c.discount.p.c.discount.\u201cThread, Wedding, Baby's Own @f| p.e.discount.count.Men 8 Black Soft Hate, 15 Raincoats, 10 p.c.discount.EF = Soap, er and Collet\u2019s Per- A v T \u201cdax .c discount.\u2014 \u2014 : .; 1.Dept.E.\u2014Ladies\u2019 Hats and Dept.L.\u2014Embroideries, P Men's Colored Soft Hats, Dept.Y.\u2014Trunks, 10 p.c.De ot, urniture, { fumes and.T Oflet Articles, Col.; N righ Ee Sil Jala One Dr na Ca AL tt pr 10e So Fins (8 Pattern Hats (imported), 25 Cushion aad Chon Covers, Men's Umbrellas, 15 p.c.Dept.Z\u2014Shoes, (except Dept.RR.\u2014Furs, 26 p.c.line of Wall Paper.LA pe 15 pe, discount, discount.\u201cPaquet\u201d and \u201c\u2019Faquerette discount.Everything else iy our entire {41 Dept.F.\u2014Ladies\u2019 Under- - Shoes,) 10 p c.discount.5, stock is subject to the above (7 wear and Corsets, 15 p.c.dis- Dept.M.\u2014 Handkerchiefs, .Dept.8.\u2014Men's Furnish- pt.AA Pictures, Frames, Dept.XX'\u2014Kitchen Ware, discounts.\"ne count.Ribbons, 10 p.c.discount.ings, 10 pc.discount, Mouldings, 20 p.c.discount, 10 p.c.discount.AY i .; oy LADIES\u2019 JACKETS AND MEN'S AND BOYS\u2019 READY 0 TO-WEAR CLOTHING.in TAILOR-MADE SUITS, UR reputetion dor highgrade in, 0 clothing for Men and Boys gives - 1) LL the very newest desigas, this # ue 20 much r pusimses in I A scason'e latest iuportations, are this department that it is almout im- (Cu) included in this smmenss show.possible to find ja suit or ganaent in s ing of Lake\u2019 Jackets and Tallon eur stook which was hors & monte LA Made Suits, This is à genuine op ago.Io spite of this fact, this des on portumity to secure a smart summeg partment is prepared to hold its own a i costume ot a remerkalde saving ig in the matter ot berain crime a ti io 80.00, Fan ay ae Jo fom unt No re pe\u2019 oy at a discount of.\u2026\u2026., ese 36 PO SPRING OVERCO ATS.$n OBBY Spring and Fal Overcoat, LA) SHIRTWAIST SUITS, Nbre\" te, \" atest style in p or louse XV.PE C HARMING Shirtwaint Suits, june ays all et n discomt of |.+98 on the v To ery À Anking MEN'S COLORED SOFT oe thing thie pale wil prove\u2014an almost HATS.unlimited choice more towing in entire stock of colored Sof FA) every week.Our regular prices late tbe T ats, melding the ler 4 N lowest we ever made for equal value, Gi and Browms, ao fashion.Qu You may have them during the sale able Mie season, will Le included In CIN at à diecourt of.,.4 »\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.16 0.thie Great Challenge (Sale.Already RN MEN'S FURNISHINGS.ws have sod an enofmous quantity i but there are plenty coming In every A LADIES\u2019 WAISTS, LADIES\u2019 BELTS.SILKS AND VELVETS.MART, snappy designs in the latest 322202\" \"Au \"eg ut = és .AINTY Silks, exquisite shades and shades and coloringe\u2014ideal neokrwear ot.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.4e press SD Boe ; AINTY waists in all the newest OU must not fail te purchisse ja D , all the populer meaves fOT the dressy men, may be found in this, MEN'S UNBRELLAS.\u201d D designs, long cuffs, prettily tuck- iy beh during Ws shellnge ee rec valu a4 department.Collars and Cuffs, Shirts, LL the newest desigue da tasty x el, shirred and trimmed with Ws skape and style, all the \u2018popular vets too, in great eh, Suspenders, in fact your ible re- A haesiles, Silk, Gloria or OÙ rich lace ard medallion insertion, olf colors moon reasonable at the during thie \u2014eale\u2014not next week jor quirement is here in the Men 8 Furnishing Pak RTE Runes dma, oy ee prices, to go at adiscount of.18 pe.count ur Le ae pre net day, ova ae cr $ partment sad all at a discount Il J ¢ disvount Plençarcs georepserer busses 38 iat no .asssesgsnasansueprssessesss0040 0000 sesens JU Palle nN | : : \u2018 \u2014 D va bl EE SOUV, NI TO BEVERY PURCHASER.SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN THE BASEMENT.SPECIAL NOTICE.NN RISEN fr noir fae re mon of gear gor.ig \" re da RE a erro, rims [BVERY day brings it multe of bargin seks to is department\u2014sad where ould you hope fo find V1 uso sive tonne nme pone no JS French ane more useful and serviceable household artieles than in Paquet's Economy Besement ?Kitohen ware 8 (|.yr itty racked sirehs fre omits poo tiie NE AY FIRST: San must prrchiose at Iract ana dollars worth of gaade selling like hot cakes at a discount of 1Op.c.Dainty Brio-e-Brac\u2014rare Vases, Jardinieres and Statuettes, jus |[rts# has heen found frfficienl tes moe The rune pt À ed aE, Skrok ine ame day mor | oad and daily arrvisg in immense quentitie ar elling, during the éontiamence oi als Great Challange [|e wien dr time Vas ans Em 5 \u2018 THI oe your Purchass Cheek to clerk in charge of bok Sale at a discount of 28 po.And Handeome China, Dinnerware, Toa Toilet Oups and Saucers store.Come in the warning, it possible, asit wil hedjn te\u201d render ra LA) | Are uly we liane given a vay over 1920 copins of lais book.Berne and Orockery are going as faut as we can wrap them, pack them and deliver them st a unt I : [efficient service to all, CT 4 te get one before they are all gone, - 1100000000 0S0 00000 ADOS 000010000000 000000000000 HG0SN0O00NO0 000002000000 0nONS00 OU US00 PCs neem A ve pa.\u2014_ ee Gr que CC i .Care \u201c i A IRM ram prepa), para Res AAA SERRE ESEOPPEREE RD 8) COS CA _ \" Se bearer ver ve lle AT SAR a lonihs al © mt ) Ô x BRAZ NU FRESH ILIAN TS.A.GRENIER, 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET FIRTH.BETHERINGTON\u2014At Hamilton, Onton the Jet instant, the wife of thy Revd.E, J, Ethecington, of w son.DIED.ATKINSBON\u2014At Denver, Colorado, on the 21st inst, of pneumonia, Henry Atkinson, of Etchemin, P.Q.Paneral from C.P.R.Station, Friday, at 8 p.m., to the Cathedral, = thence to Mount Hermon Cane ¥- New Advertisements.Latest Noveltig\u2014J, P, Dery.Doan\u2019s Kidney Pills, Gillett\u2019s Perfumed Lye\u2014B.W.Gillett di Co.8th Royal Rifles\u2014E.H.Woodside, Add Cream\u2014Grape Nuts.Leading Cigers\u2014Lipton Cigars, Big Discount\u2014Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, Great Challenge Sale\u2014Z.Paquet.Bonds\u2014A.B.Leach & Co.Ocean Bailings\u2014Quelee Steamship Co., Lid.¥otice of Assignment\u2014Lafaivre & Taschereau.QUESEC Hubour Commissiners\u201d Office NOTICE.Tenders will be received by the Que- sHarbour Commissioners up to 12 \u2018clock noon of May 28th instant, for the and removal by not later than 9th, next, of a Boiler and Disinfeot- Pr, hinder, now on the Breakwateronera do not bind them- salves to accept the highest or any Tender.JAS.WOODS.may 28x38 Becretury Treasurer.SALT FOR SALE, Goarse and à Factory Filled Bx 58.Xa Manchester Importer from Liverpool.NOW DISCHARGING FOR SALE TO THE TRADE Madden & Son, 116 ST.PETER STREET may 20x$ AUDITORIUM WED.and THURS, WIGHTS and THURS.MAT.The Frengh Opera Company in u FILLE DU TAMBOUR MAJOR PI 14-25-+5-50 » fiat class accommodation for pas- Ts are TL ges to mark the port of des tion in full, on all packages, to avoid mistakes in lan Ne ET De roots after 2 p.m.day of ailing.\u2018or further information apply to BOUCHARD BROS., 15 Bell's Lane, Steamer Frontenac.Ferry Between Quebec Sillery and SL Th the À rot tas permit e weather and circumstances the steamer will leave as follows :\u2014 a may 11xt.f #1.ROMUALD QUEBEC b0em BOUND TRIP TO sam toca THE BRIDGE Som \u2014 m fhe pmo, (ETS m, stzpm.- BOOM.bunday 1.00, 5.80 pra spn 121m.EUNDAYS soem 2.30 p.m, 1% pm top wpm 46pm The first trip on Toes ars and Satardavs (rom ® Romuald will be held at 443s.m, instead of pOn ture night there will be a tris from Bt.Bomuaid and sillory to Queboo at 7 o'clook P Senction to St.Jomph an and St Romuald with Elected Tramway of In the wis GILSEY [ee] HOUSE | 29thSt & Broadwa Theatre.New York City, \u201d ROOMS EUROPEAN 81% per PLAN day up AMERICAN 390 to $gs0 PLAN PER DAY, ACCORDING TO LOCATION 76 suites.Parlor, Bedroom pad Bath Special Ameri d Euro pie erican ai 7 plans.gs, TO [X 20% The.| | N BRE COMBINATION RES | UNCAN.Pron.| DINNER, 6 awa, es QUEBEC TURF CLUB The ennuni general meeting of the Quebec Turf Club will he hell ht the Chatoan Frontenao on Friday vext, May 25th at 8 p.m.By (order A, F, ASHNEAD, .Major, Hon.Sec, Ten MINUTES FROM ALL DEPOTS may.22x3.Ronin, firm.Molasses, firm iron, ai.Copper, firm.Teal! quiet.Tin, steady.Coffee, spot: Rio, stradht = mild, quiet, Sugar, refined, steady.CASTOR X.A Beary the a\u201d Kind You Haw fi Bought Sigaature of MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Report fornished by Mesars.Neuville Telleau & Co, 06 St, Peter street, Quebec.Montreal.May 23, 1906.Asked.Offeredt | CPR.vin 160 1584 Montreal Street Ry.2738 273 Toronto Street Ry.1138 1144 Twin City R.T, Co.Detroit United Railway, Halifax Tramway Co.Toledo R.& I.Co, West India Railway Havana Elec.Co., pf San Paulo Railway Co.Richelieu & Ontario Mont.L.H.Dom.I.3 Dom.I, & 8.Co., pid.Pom.Coal Co, co Montreal Steel, pid 116 20 N.8.Steel & Coal Ca, wre 64 Montreal Telegraph .170 1624 Bell Telephone .186 145 Ogilvie Milling .\u2014- OcHvie Milking Co., pM.130 195 Mackay Comptes.BF DO} Meckay Co., viene 5H Lake of the\u201d Woods\u201d © .M90 Take of the Woods, : Laurentide Pulp \u2026\u2026\u2026 _ Laurentéde Pulp Co.1124 Montreal Cotton Mill 127 124 Dom.Textile, pid.100 103 Sales.Dom.Iron & Steel, Hid.100 at 77.Detroit United Ry., 80 at 044; 25 ad Montreal Power, 18 at 02.Toledo \u2018Railways, 30 at 36.: SINGLE VICTORIA JAY REDUCED FARES Cherbrooks.$3.98 Toronto.$14.50 Montreal veers » 450 London.17.4 Ottaws.8.00 Hamilton.15.1 vtr all other points in Canada and re- ern ai FIRST CLASS FARE Going datos, May 23rd and 24th Return limit, May 25th, 1006 liek Military Parade and Review vi © place in Montreal Victoria cama dopacturs fe from Qt % Judes (Ferry loaves \"tool 18.35 AM 112.30 n po *8.05 PM, (tDally except Sanday, *baily.) Forallinformation, Mapsend T Time Tables, ete, \u201cpplytouoy à.T.R Agout or CITY TIOKRT Orrick Ere Ri SE TS Lavreied & Adnadask Raifwy \u2014AND THR\u2014 New York Central - py 420% gos amas Teel Non oh pa vs EEE HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS COLONIST CLASS TO THE CANADIAN NORTHWEST June Sth and 19th July 3rd and 17th Hrooe VICTORIA DAY Excursions Lowest One-Way First Class Fare \u2014ON= MAY 23rd AND 24th Good for return until May 28th, 1908, For Tickets.Parlor and Sleeping Car reservations, apply tooflics 46 Street.Phones pA and 628 MOST DIRECT \u201cSERVICE NEW YORK, BOSTON, PORTLAND DAY SERVICE =10 THE= WHITE MOUNTAINS span Dally i ue LPM every CES sn var LE F.Mem, rXoept {aturday and Baturdsy onlr : 610 Say = anddliam Sanier ad Taterocioatai trains sr uaa Pacis The tral Hess BONE 5 Bumrngur Eads ianagm ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS OF THE GANADIAN PACIFIC RY, ROYAL MAIL SERVIGE \u201cTPEMPRESSES™] QUEBEC and LIVERPOOL May 24, Thur.«nd rr, on Sesh | Empress of Britain .Lake Champlain mpress of Ireland a.Lake Erie and weekly thereafter.QUEBEC TO LONDON DIRECT May 20, Montrose, .{One Clase) 440.00 red 27, Mount Temple, 3rd \u2018\u201c.26.50 June17, Lake Michigan, * \u201c.26.50 July 1 , Montross, .(One Clase).40.00 8 Mount Temple, 3rd ** .28.50 88 Lace CranPLaIx An and Laxe Enz carry only oxE cLamof Cabin passengers (Second ) ty bom i is given the ac- comodation situated in the best part of the steamer at $40.00, $42.50 and $45.00 Lace Mascerons \u2014lat, $65.00 and up wards ; 2n Eurazssrs\u2014-Ist, 360.00 to 8500.00 ; 2nd, | $45.00 and $47.50 ; Sed, $28.75 Apply to Palace Fiation, Chateau Frontenac and City Ticket Office, 46 Dalhousie Street.QUEBEC TRANSPORT LIN: Fortnightly Bailing Between Quebec and United Kingdom, 1he fine fuil powered Scrow Steamer \u201c NAPARIMA \u201d CLASSED 100 A 1 AT LLOYDS Wiil be diepatched (Mout May 30, BRISTOL (CITY DOCK) iNew Feeiving Gige #t BEd NE on For Rates of Freight Apply to Agentsof: re 1t Northern Railway, quebec & LakeSt.Yorn Ratiway,\u2019 Quebec Central Railway.Quebec Transport Ca, Limited: 81 St.Peter St.406 Board of Trade QUEBEC, MONTREAL, HINDREDS ( OF THOUSANDS C TSE Other Thousands would be iC they made trial of lh NOTICE 1s hereby given that (he Pier af the mouth of Cap Nouge River is submerged as well as t other deep water Pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the long wharf.TFho position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is as hereto fore shown by a flat buoy by day and a white \" he by night, and the position » dee; water Pier recently taken at % e e Long ie a straight Hne with the seid fut acy and: about 600 feet.to ta \u201cCup Rouge Whast and Pier Co, ay, | Toranto Beliway, 28 at Lidh ut .N, FLOOD, i re pret terre | VIA THE WONDERFUL CRAWFORD NOTCH Trains Leave Levis.7 JORTLAND EXPRESS Bea: M ti rh te 8.00 Fe, Rory uce, Merantis, ree Porty AM.ast sit 8 day , BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS.Fot Bosuce, Mogau ehrooi 13,00 73g Bosgen Morn ns Sons.dng ne except dunday._ Through Pullma: ing Cac ta sprinetld, 00n ect at Ehervrookg with Boston Blespec.ACCOMMODATION 1 45 For Bherbrooke and Intermediatg PM stations daily except Esturday, TRAINS ARRIVE AT LEVIS Boston and New York Express.Portland | Exprom acoommoda! Ba: checked and U.S.Customs exaniete tion ca side Forfarther information and Pullman restera, tonssppiy to City fake On F.8.STUCKING, City bass Avent, #61, Louis =¢, Quebea, VICTORIA DAY, MAY 241h, 1306 Return tickets to all LC.R.Stations Mas Single First Class Fare, good go and 24th, return limit MS Par 0 \u201cWALIFAX.AND SYDNEY.SERVICE, Traine Noa 83 and 85 between Halifax and Sydney will resume service on May 28rd, running on same time as when cancelled laat fal TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS AS FOLLOWS :~ 4.80 AN M.for st aa aiae and Monk daiiy except Sunda; T.18 Au aie toc Montres, dally except 12.sep x Maritime Express for 8.ant Montreal.adres y ly exompt Monday, Di Te and Perlor Cirs.4.20P.M.PM.Kxprow forSt Hyadintheand Mont y except Sunday, 0.20 i Exprau for Riviere da L: Campbell bell ton, daily oxoept Sunda) Surah ws 2.48 P.M, Exprem for Rivisre da Loup, dally uniay, except P.M, Maritims Exprem for 88, J 8.28 Heliiex, dau: dally except salarder, Dial and Sleeping vam, \u2014 For tarther narticniare ani Na ning or Pay \u2018a: n1-omm datlon plencs anply 8» 3 50 icketO 1 Davort Steest aa Fi re Serene N ele phones 58) abd a.usia Steet.The New Rout> to tne Far-ramaf aguenay.VICTORIA DAY MAY 24th Round Trip Tickets will be sold hetween a his Rail À to stations on Ureat Northern Ry.of Canada, 1 CLASS PARE gamer AY FIRST C and return uny ar andatter May 18th, 1906, trains will run LEAVE QUÉRET 190AM£ Far Roherral and Ohimantienl, As) se exorpt Saturday and Sanday., 8.10 A.M.For lake Edwarl, Mavardny only 1.45 1.ML For Jako SL Josiph, daily excep \u2018I ay.arm For st Rarmond S1nday only, ior Forse Raymond, dally exorpt 412 PM £ ST itavereal and Chtamtim\u2019, Satis 1% das air (with slesplag oar toe countlm( tollows ARRIVE AT QUERE™ 700 AM.From Chicoutimi and Roberval, May a4 15 Tone Raymond, dally ezoopt $14 wt\u201d From, Lake St, Joseph, daily exo: mn r 2.407.M.From Chi ontimi ant Robarval, datly except Sunday anl Monday, Le 2) 4 From Lake Eiwatd, \u2018inadey only onl n M From Rt.Raymond, Sunday oniy.à lobetaf>raaie nt 8 Andewstrast dtalian.+ = a tocking'a offices Bt Louis \u201ctess, Ab CN si Frontense and ni Gi Ticket Ooms of : 2) an E Pa And sicenine av acsimmsiation su reserved at togElng's office.Notretebt sidi be vel at Quebes ntatios after 8.00 P08.' ALEX.HARDY, den.Pam.Agent.Quebec, may 1560, 12.DELAWARE AND HUDSON A The Shortast and Quickest Revie \u2014 BETWEEN \u2014 Montres and New York te Coal Frs jo Dust Mon: bly wre Pp.Lee Nous Tock 3.00 and 19.00 PM, and 7,17 A.DINING AND CAFE CARS ON DAY TRAINS Train ¢ Point Levi @.T.KL, conneot v HE Lad wn New York night exptem v¢ Et ei don s.@ scotr Genora! Maceget.fit lenving Lovin at 1243 BY rte Fo Dak dea Insist apea tioke | the DELAv 48 & HUDSOR, oR .¢ ie besatifel shore of Lely ST THE UEBEO OHRONIOLE THURSDAY, MAY 24.1004.= ABOUT Qc.CIGARS.Body Found in North uses of the census the tion a full list of all its Ingredients in ak, this action om his Sue = SE A MURDER MYSTERY] JOMINON PIRLANENT | \u201c225525775275 FR SIMARD & CIE Head and Trunk of Man's| (Coutioue som MT Pare RES PET (Coutinued om Fire Page) | Bf fesrvran cohieiine roid | Men's Summer Suits Made to Order $15.75 E are showing now the broadest, handsomest collection of Summer would This was without part is the - River, taking be 523100 Tal increase, post o ible evidence 2 at bo [18 not Blue Serge and Fancy Fabrics that we have ever resented.We \u2014\u2014 Mr.Fielding held, thereiors, that tbe | tigation turned full apon bis formals bave the Pisin Blue and a wide » of semi-invisihle .total population was not less than eix vai dat Th will bear the fullest scrutiny | novelty effects in stripes, overplaids and checks.PA wool through and 28e me | Si ia | prise Parier fs | Pr | | XIE DIXIE a tozight of the be wd oye bead, Se would be ais ours OÙ the veaknestes, porlodiooi pains e cannot say more than that the most expert tailors we know will 9 4 of a me's body leads the police to | Hey mond a van fork - ue and functions] derangements of the or- | fashion the suit for you\u2014our own tailoring organization.| They\"il endow believe that they have a murder mys- THE LOANS.eins put up for gale ste f 24 diatinotly feminine, is the only medi- 5 ¥ through drug 15h your Summer Suit with a style and grace that you will be de- ALWAYS toy on their hand.Tho body, Bad | oor 1, ou, Mr ptt BIER lied wis Regul: 3.00 for ai you wil be de\" $13.10 clean cut and one hand was missing.spoke that, are.as .greet his à Jui cop dance y.opea and - At first the police were disposed to | achievement.Tw flion pou : » believe that Fe man \u2018had drowned | been borrowed at a rate of interest one dianoe a8 Tio published ingredients ; MEN'S NECKWEAR.while bathièg and that the body had of 31-3 per cmt.Allowing for dis | is made ou De ative, American, supplies are being added t> our stozks d ily this week, so that To rts Sy he mom a | cunt \"dl fn vy ld | BEET BL ee | Edo terroir Ina dise and pret shape, eo ull th steamer, but later centr: ice detec- rate was 86 per cent.) n eisre ted in all th d h and all th ! \u201c « tics and no alpohol triple-refined 8 rer resen: all the new and correct shape, the fives wero detailed to investigate tbe other colony had done anything tks Prrcorine, of Ot used | preferred varieties of silks.But the beet pat\u201d of hs collection is the great \u2019 Vine then.\"There had \u2018been wars and | Lol.goth ey messing numb-r of lines which are exclusively ours, and cennut be found olse- GOTCH DEFEATS JENKINS.heavy national loans and a, great de | the'sctive med cinal properties found 18 where in Quebec, ; vil ital.i can for 3 K City, May 23\u2014Frank Gotch Ed ately Fa ically 6 employed.LN the only medicine for The largest assortment is in the grades at 50c., 256, $1.00.Tee I$- MASILY SOLVED BY PUTTING IN A Thos.Donohue LATEST ARRNALS ISLES Chiffon Louis ne Printed Silks, Dresden Silks, Light and Dark Effects, White Silks, Embroidered with Colors.SILK UNDERSKIRTS Black Taffeta Silk Underskirts, $3.95 to $10.00 to-day defeated Tom Jenkins for the championship of America at ocatch-as- catch can wrestling.frst and third falls.to buy goods if you buy here.SYNINCATE OF QUEBEC.New York, May 23\u2014lke Bradley, the eight-stone (112-pound) champion England, arrived Saturday + manager and trainer, George Harry, on the steamer Campania.They went directly to Boston, as the little Fog: lishman has been promised a match at the Chelsea Clio with Jimmy Walsh.Bradley says he is ready to fight any American at 116 pounds ringside, He is 21 years old and was born in Gotoh won the : YOU CAN AFFORD | cent, for @ loan of 8430,0+0,100.in view of this situation the Grapment had not deemed it wise to go on the market for a permasent loan to meet maturing obligations.It had ie sued treasury bills, a form of temporary borrowing.There was outstanding now £600,000 of these at 313 land rate, which is to-day 4 per cent.i Thi: hart been deemed good policy.It was of a temporary policy, how- | ever.There were large maturing loans \"and there would be large obligations in connection with the National Transcontinental \u2018Railway.These - latter were uot estimated by Mr.Fielding, but by 1910, he said, there would be | £27,718,000 eterling of maturing loans to meet.When the market was favor.| able permanent: loans would be made, women's pesu issases, sold by gists, that does not contæln à lurge per esntage of alcohol, which is in the long run so harmful to woman's dclcate, nory- ous system.Now, giycerine is perfectly harmless, and serves & valuable purpose by possessing intrinsic value all its own, and besides it enhances the curative effect of the other {ngredionts entering into the \"Favorite ription.\u201d ommending them for the cure of the very same diseases for which this world- famed medicine is advised.No other medicine for women has any such endorsement\u2014worth more than sny number of ordinary testimonisle.If interested, send name and address to Dr.R.V.Pierce, Buffaio, N.Y., for bis little book of extracts from the works of eminent medical writers and teachers.endorsing the several ingredients and tolling just what Dr.Plerce's medicines are made of.It's fres for tho asking.EVERYBODY'S NEW SUMMER SHOES.HOES with the proper ar h, shoes with the swing and finish that mark superfine shoemaking.At $1.00 less than any other shoes nown, Women's Shoes \u2018The Dolly Varden,\u201d all the fine black leather and colors, to match the new costumes.Dainty as a glove, yet strong sad .oo 10,17, 94.r cent.interest, There was also an Some of the abilaat medical writers and A Printed Foulard Silks, my-1 17,24 ; | over draft in the Loncon bank of £400, teachors eadorse these views and praise enduring.Chine Silks, IKE BRADLEY AFTER FIGHTS, | 000, bearing the cucrent Bank of Tug.| BH the aay tone is composed \u2014Te $4.00, 84.50, 85.00.DRESS SKIRTS FOR WOMEN.UST NOW, when every woman is anxious io buy a new Skirt, and when many manufacturers are finding it imposible to keep up to the demand, we have sscured this sp.endid collection from one of the best manufacturers in the count y.: The collection includes over one hundre.l and fi*ty perfectly tailored Skirts, in beautitul styles, many of which aro copied from the latest Paris models.Thematerals are Panama , Fancy Chacks and Stripes and Che- i 4 Armagh, where he wan christened Jas, dealing with the financial sit.viote, as well as many other n>w Summèr materials, GAS STOV E | Colored Taffets Silk Underskirts, Hellen, He was a 1éverpon] news uation, 5 ielding ?mentioned ost 33.75 TO 812.00.when e entered e rin req under sésion » «- BOT! \u201cwa ; ; $3.96 to $7.80 years ago.He is 5 feet 2 inches fn of United States silver con bas been | he could not deny his feHow members > .© the Quality and Ascer- | Plaid Silk Moirett: Underskirts height and storkilr lmilt.\"sent out of the country.when they, too, came with demands.WHITE SUMMER WAISTS.¢ tain Consumption of Gas.85.00 | Bradley hes heen trained by George ® THE TARIFF.Mr.Foster then took up the unburi ATISTE holds the apple of admiration, deserves it too, the fabrio ! fes our large assortment before pur MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY CO., Thos, Donohue pa \u2019 points Dixon, Bobbie Dahbs, Jack Clancy and Geo, Harry.He says he hes won 141 professional fizits.He has de feated Jim Kenrick, 7-stnne champios, in 20 rounds ; George Dixon in thi who ever defeated Jem Bowker, in t} rounds ; Johnnie Hughes, of London.kmock-outs, in nine rounds and 20 seconds, and Harry Slough, 8-stone chammion of Fngland, knockouts, in 4 rounds and 8 rounds.Bradley lost to \u201cDigger\u201d Stanlev on in 20 rounds, Stanley being three pounds heavier than Bradley.Why Burn Your Toes ?Cut out those chenp corn salves, use Referring briefly to the tariff, Mr, Fielding assured Mr.Foster that so far as he was concerned his sprained ankle was the only cause of the delay with the general revision which the were satisfied with their reception by the commissioners.were now only 8 few tarill resolutions to offer, Two of these provided for continuing for six months the provisions for the free admission of machinery for the roduction of beet sugar and for al uvial gold mining.other provided that railways might send out of the country, to be rerolled, their worn out rails, and then re-import by pay- ' 25 cent, of the value of tl : Liberal platform of 1895, and contrast.nesslike methods of the Government and their results.After the Yukon telegraph line was built, Mr.Hosmer, of the C.P.R.telegraph, offered to work it and pay 4 per cent.on the cost.The Government refused and last Yukon was fing own, the cost was going up.¢ losses through western land deals were reviewed and censured.The mismanagement and miscalculations in connection with the Intercolonial were exposed and condemned.The Government was warned that the period of investigation had only begun, and would not cease till it was thrown out or reformed ita methods.Mr.Foster concluded by reading the ing the princivles therein laid down that is soft and summery but never gets flimsy.The neat, fresh cool, delght'ul Summer\u2019 fabric that combine so naturally wit pretty laces.; At $8.50, of Batiste, richly embroidered, long slcev:a, rounds ; Tibby Watson, &stone cham Tariff Commission was appointed ta : At $4.50, mae of fine Batiste, hand embroidered, leeves, ion of Australia, in 9 rounds and 20 tak édencs on.The headi had Jor worked the line at a loss of an\u201d se mbroldered, jong eleeved.88 St.John Street.in: Jack Guyon, the only mes take Eee towurest and in eo ($111,900, The population of the At $5.00, made of fine Batiste, embroidered and lace trimmed, short slesves.At $8.75.of Batiste, richly trimmed with Valenciennes Lace, hand F.SIMARD & CI embroidered, short sleeves.3 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH.Me MRS.D.R.MURPHY RV _.\u2014_\u2014 TT \\ u them when abroad, this ta | 5 A ; Davenport Sofa Beds | SPECIAL SALE |i of rate Pumas Corn By rear oly il there are.establish.| Mit the performances of the party in Ne - \u2014 AND \u2014 FOR TWO WEEKS tractor.Fifty years in use and more ment in this country for doing such Pr Paterson elaborated at some bot HAS JUST RECEIVED Steel Frame Bed Lounges.| ru ingartedVegbi in Ts adbbln a | \u201cFvnem hat ER TARIFF NENT SESSION.[QE are e fer 0% ering of th À) .: NEXT OS : taxes are a i ring of the RD) Torre ea tt EL \u2018 AD LATEST STYLES IN Mipeu and tro ois one DEEE TEM on EERE | carrie veus lu PE, re | re ee rat 3% [Al ii La ea ows and Bedding gpAXISH AND ITALIAN oui San Francisco, May 22\u2014San Fran.With the present session he woukd at taking an h ur and a hall in the pro- .: Brutus Warehouse and Bad SLABS.ASPARAGUS, TRUPÉLES cinco an boast of a new marriage.the oùû to be callel in November in.|cess.He was followed by Mr.Cock- Lawn and 8ilk Blouse Waists, Linen and f plrhmaent, 387 @ John | Games PATES IE GRAS TRUbFES, | license record.Tn the month since troduce @ new tarif.It would not be {shutt, of Brantford, who got\u2018from Mr.Lustre Costumes, Dress Skirts, Lad\u2018es Night iPhone 351.Va ABLE OLIVE OIL, disaster on April 18 exactly 418 cou- Me of very great changes, perhaps, | Fielding a statement that t British Dresses, Drawers and Corset Covers, Childrens D.S.RICKABY,| EDSSIAN CAVIAR, ETG.| ples appeared b.fore \u201cCupid\u201d Munson Then they ould have another Jerod preference was te romain in Tor, and Hats, Dresses, Coats and Unilerclothing, Kid 2 i v.° ! © 215 { Vilnstor of Property Damaged by Fire | ppm and, after depositing the ary 82.dustrics of Canada could go on and {notice would be given.Mr.Cockshutt ' .Gloves, Chiffon now Veili and a OUR SPECIALTY received the requimite paper.The total 1 t { Novelties in Ladies\u2019 Neck: is 18 more than have ever \u2018been issued PXOSPCr as they had during the past summarized bis position by saving ton full assortment of Novelties ecke nine years.Mr.Fielding sat down in »_celendar month in the history of mi a consider aide suse, paving > made the shortest ot af sinos June, 1905, set the record up te 1679, and presented to Parliament and date, à all parties living in the cit the country a fairly clear and inter- come.to \u201chin office for their Ticenses enuin a i of the country\u2019s fie- vines the earthquake,\u201d declated Mune \u201cThe reply to\u2019 Me, Fielding'a speech | ferred to, and adjourned at 12.30 mm, \u201cwe would have had more busi- à Ty k \"1 .Or 3 nu A \u201c was made by Mr.Foster.He was as \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 em ness than we coulil possibly have at- pleased as was the Minister of Fin- THE VERDICT WAS SUICIDE.tended to.The record of marriage lo ance with what bad bern shown tobe.wo voir May 28 A anses would have been somewhat mor the satisfactory conditions in _thed nicide mes\u201d render .\u2014A verdict than 700.Those who went to neigh country.He critised Mr.Fidlding's | MCE was rendered to-night boring counties would easily have way of calculating his surpluses.For , TY _ inquest into the death, by a LEN VILLA INN FST CLASS IMPORTED WIRES AED SPITS, ep ee ' EUDORE PATRY \u201c shores of Lake Mamawippi.4 hours Sento, 4 hours fr.m Mo tresi, 30 minutes EUROPEAN WINE CELLAR, 57, 59, 61 ST.JOHN STREET = brooke, A en an resort within its own epacius unds of 150 ncres.Accommodates 200 ele hicheat standard.tab much merchandise was beïng importe\u201c into the country, too much money was ;being collected \u2018from\u2019 the people, and {when it was collected it was impro- | ly expended.The House then went (into committee of the whole, adopted the resolutions Mr.Fielding had re 46 FABRIQUE STREET.esta .wpriiod ected.i ; mn fe oanta, Croquet, Billards, Pool, Bowling pie end reer, Poth ores.oo ma = Giroux Pharmacy ten $12.00 up par week \u2014$8.00 per day.Special \u2018Bates to young Men.: \u2018Season, June 1st to Sept Write for booklet, A.L.ROWELL, Que Via worth Hatleyof 15th t by the Mgr.Glenn tol wound, of Chan.L.may S12, hh 104 MOUNTAIN HILL, 47 NOTRE DAME ST.NEW YORK CITY._ GUT PRICES.MY PRICES ARE LOW.MURRAY HILL HOTEL 40th-41st St.& Park Ave.Oma block | from te Ceatrsl Depot and Sat Thoroughly modernised, under new management.# Telephones in all rooms .Table d'hote.-§1.50 aDé apward.88 ge Ay Sd tmnt 3.L.M.BATES.LOUIS P.ROBERTS.- - see GOODS IS HIGH - PHONE 1030 GUT PRICES.THE QUALITY OF MY ONE VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU.adies\u2019 + } ! Another new lot of LADIES\u2019 RAIN COATS, have just arrived and some of the NEWEST STYLES are now on view in our SHOW à WINDOWS.r We have also received a part of our order | of LADIES\u2019 MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES in twelve and sixteen button lengths.Rain Coats, .Mousquetaire Gloves \"Holt, Renfrew & Co.BUADE STREET SALAD OIL 7revarvesse SALAD OIL J.& H.GARRES FOURCHE, FIRST PRIZE PARIS EXHIBITION 1900 at 20c.40.T5c.and $1.00 a bottle.M.BEAUTEY, AGENT, QUEBEC.IMPORTED WHITE WINE VINEGAR IN BOTTLE AND BY THE GALLON M.BEAUTEY, AGENT, QUEBEC.SOFT DRINK FOR WARM SPELL, THE NORMANDIE CIDER COMPANY $3.88 per doz.Pints, and $4.00 per dos.Quart Bottles.M.BEAUTEY, AGENT DUEBEC.LIME JUICE UNSWEETENED.LIME JTICE CORDIAL RASPBERRY VINEGAR, CROSS & BLACKWELL.Qu x Peautey, 22 Fabrique St, Phone 1116 era made up this number.\u201d In the lowing the calomity as meny couples were wedded by ministers the parks without license papers.\u201cCupid\" Munson han heen besieged by several ministers who officiated at these weddings for the required papers at this late date.Munson can do nothing for them, and in every come the legality of the marriage can he questioned.The only thing for these cou ples to do, he declares, is to procure licannes and be married all over again.A Great Magazine With Teague\u2019s complete ; exposure of the sneaking Bucket-Shop thieves; with the ; first really vivid story of the San Francisco disaster, and Bailey's beautiful pencil sketches of the city finished ' only a few days before the | catastrophe; with Russell's scathing arraignment of British rule in India; with Eugene | Wood's powerfulappeal to the people to protect themselves against Consumption; with Lawson's dramatic and magnificently eloquent fact-story of High Finance and the Courts; withabsorbing Fiction.Stories and Pictures of quali'y; and with its live Departments on current, matters\u2014 Everybody's for June is a magazine to buy, read, think over and remember.n \u2018 paie Just Out 24 cent à cop7 _\u2026 31.500 yes + \u2018| out that the last year he first claimed one of of charging count was condemned as an innova tion from the rule under previous Gavernments and as having no reason.Bounties, he argued, were a current expenditure paid out from year to year, just as other expenses, and ought to be paid out of current re venue.If Mr.Fielding had followed the right rule last year his rurplus wouli have heen nearly $3,000,000 less than he claimed.Jn regard to the | trade mituntion, of which Mr, Fielding had honsted, Mr.Foster infed Conservative Governpioneers.They hewed out a count which the Liberals, when they came into power, found ready- made to their hands.Ît was because the Liberal Government had not earrird out ite promises and had kept ite hands off the structure the Conservatives had built, that the country was so prosperous to-day.Nr.Foster asked what the Tiberala could show for the vast cxpenditures the Govern: ment had mace, where were the railways to show for it?mente we The canals had been and al mont finithed Ly the Conservatives.The liberal expenditure Wad been chirfly on unproductive works.As for trade, Mr.Foster asked what had heen done for it, and where was the new market this Government had opened?Tn some markets the duties a n increased and in one had been made almost probibitory.Mr.Foster proceeded to recall the old Lib eral claim that their party could get reciprocity from the United States, and in the tourse of \u201chis remarks; got from Mr.Fi-lding à declaration that if unrestricted rediprocity could have been achieved it would have heen a good thing for both countries.Thi statement wan taken up by Mr.Foster, who pointed out that either from mire or from fear of losing power, le, Fielding was forcing his ideas and maintaining and adding to protective duties.There was an instance of this to-day, in the proposed duty on the labor put into the work of re-rolling steel rofls.Taking up the matter of maturing loans, Mr.Fosteo showed that in seven years there would be $143,600,00¢ of maturing loans to meet, and probahly $100,000,000 to borrow for the Nat al Transcontinental Railway.In a $200,000,000 would have to be got some, way, Mr.Fieldin demsled for nat forseding this situation to was cor and providing for it.Mr.Foster de.serial the Government ans horseman in the saddle with rpurs in the side of a'steed.and asad i within two years of an elsction the steed could be curb ed.No finance minisiee could be strong, maid Mr.Foster, unless be was sel denying.x the Finance Ministor clot vouy and pond in blé \u201cwe avavinee with ples and wherves $12, , excitement immediately fol 300,000 and then admitted a capital | as M outlay of 815.000,000, which more than | in off-set the surplus, Mr.Ficlding\u2019s plan unties to capital ae- - Spier, at his ome at St, George, S.I, on the morning of Monday, Nay 7th.Men.Spier told the story of the fatal night cooly and calmy.She was the most important witness, except Otto Hanwen, Spier\u2019s secretary, whose testimony, it was, that made the jury fin- Ialy decide that his late employer had gone home on Saturday afternoon pre pared to kill himself.| To Those Who Have Money To Thase Who Have Little Money To Those Who Have No Mcney It is a recognized fact among those who weriousty take an interest in She affairs of the city and who busy themselves, as every good citizen should do, in publie matters, that the old dty of Quebec is extending iteeld on every side simultaneously, and that within a few years its importance will have considerably increased.Evesything sed evervhody is helping to attain that object, as everybody will profit by its prosperity.Soon Quebeo, THE REAR GUARD, will be the Al VANCE.GUARD.Put thove who will benefit by ite business progress, will be thom wha know how and where.to invest on the right side.Just at present we think that the beat investment ie in \u201cPROPERTY.\u201d time is the best investment, which Frereasen i for those who can weit, resell and | moreso in Quebec, oan be acid over | for their price im gold.: Yon, who own hnums, aod those who have nome, we would request to cl upord ve and we promése vou to help | vou to make fine end honest profite without planing your montes in dan.greens speculations, To those who have houses, which sre a burdm to thenf, we would advise them ako to | come and see us, and H you are too | busy to attend to your owe affairs we world also advime you to pay us \u20ac viet, and we will help you to save money, while at the seme time saving at your time.A.DE LA GRANDVILLE, Real Estate Agent, 81 Be.Peter street PIANOS TO RENT FOR THB SUNMER MONTHS.9% pragnifiomt te rent for the summer months.Reasonable terms LANIGUEUR & EUTOHISON,, .01-88-85 M4.John atrest.Branch Btore 54 Bt.Joseph atevet.- - THE GREAT - - Farewell Sale -_OF THE - - - P.J.GOTE STOCK IS NOW AT ITS HEIGHT.Join the throng and share in the Feast of Bargains.§ : STORE OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 P.M.Closed Thursday.4+\u2014++++ww+.0vre5406030500SSU C.W.Groves & Co.Soke jn Canetls dor the Ookbra «Plano, "]