The Quebec chronicle, 13 septembre 1906, jeudi 13 septembre 1906

[" * ~~ AI a aed The Weather.Lower Bt.Variable winds, showery.ESTABLISHED 1764.Lawrence apd Quif.\u2014 eg | The Quebec Chronicle.QUEBEU, THORSDAYT, SEPTEMBER 13.1906.Temperatures Minimum and maximom tewpern- - fures:-Moantreal, 8442; Quebec, 56.68 TWELVE KILLED © IN RAILWAY SMASH Imperial Limited Crashed into Harvest Excursion Train i BRAKES FAILED TO WORK Fit Report Sald that the Victime Came from Quebec, but All Belong to Untario, North Bey, Ont., Sept.12-At one o'clock this morning the Imperial Limited from Winnipeg crashed into a waiting train of twelve coaches filled with harvest excursionists at Axilde, the first station west of Sudbury, on the C.P.R, Twelve of the oecuppnts of the coaches were killed and a great many were injured.Seven were killed outright instantly and five have since died from their injuries, \u2018\u201c\u201cThe brakes did not work; they had been tampered with,\u201d said the engineer of the Imperial Limited after wreck.The hour was one o'clock this moming.\u2018There was no mirunderstanding of orders.The engines tried to stop the Imperial Limlted.The train did not answer the ir brakes.It could not be stopped, t could not be_slowed, hut erashed at full speed into the engine of the waiting train\u201d Bo far as can be fudged at this minute the engine and tender of the harvest hand train was driven back into a coach filled with excursionists, Whether these excursionisis were from Ontario of Quebec is nat known.Front - sources comes the word that it was a party from Quebec that filled the vente of the car that was wrecked.The impression grows that the killed sand mjured were nét from Ontario.Excarvionistu from Forest, Drayton, Pickering, Port Elgin and other Ontario pointe are reported all safe.The fireman of the Imperial Limited was Thurlaw, of North Bay.He and wll the train hands, so far as heard from, escaped.: Toronto, Sept.19\u2014The following ie the best available list of dead amd injured in the Budbury accident: \u2014 The dead: ~Two daughters of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Schade, Monkton, Ont., 1god eleven and fourteen years; Dr, Milne, Bouth Woodsley ; J, J.Noble, Barrie, Ont.; Percy Baker, Coilingwood, Ont.; Lewis Poff, New Hamburg, Ont.; Bheit, New Humburg, Ont.; Pluf, New Hanïburg, Ont.; Joha Petticombe, New Hamburg, Ont.; Thos Petticombe, New Hamburg, Unt; Menty Herman, New Hamburg, Ons; Ches.Palmer, Toronto, Ont.Seriously injured : \u2014 Wen.Howe, Frankford, Ont, feet and internal injuries ; Herbert Williams, | Torento, cuts and bruises, doing well ; Sheldom Moran, Frankford, Ont., fractur ed leg; Seymour Chapman, Maple view, Ont, cut and bruised ; Leonard SRlagié and wife, Monkton, Upt, injuries \u2018hot serious ; Mrs.Willoughby ron m,' T.ondon, Eng., severely in- uri A Stewart, | à ° ve, ll asfiously injuted ; Geo.Jarratt, È Ont.eut and bruised ; d.walt, Stockdale, Ont., severely injured; Wm.Alexander, Parkhend, Untcut and bruised ; Geo.Reis, Hanover, Ont, séven ribs broken and other injuries, doing well; Samuel Kingaton, rankford.Ont, legs and body badiy ent, condition critical ; Pavid Mae- \u2018tin, Weisnhurg, Omt., slightly injured; Jacobi Merseinger, Hanover, Ont., arn! and head injured, not serious; 3 Hamilton, Harper's Corners, Ontslightly injured ; Geo.Rose, Frankferd, Ont, skghtly injured; P.Mc- Grath, Toronto, slightly injured.Of the three Toronto people so far known to have been killed in the wreck, Francis Blackwell, of the police force, was attached to No.3 station.He had heen a member of the force since 1887 and leaves a widow and two children.The list of killed gives the name of Detective McGraw or McGrath, of \"loronto.This is evidently a mistake, McGrath retired from the force some time ago and when the news wan broken to him to-night was standing calmly smoking in front of the tobacco store he runs on Jobn street.The Charles Palmer is yet unidentified.: LIBERAL ELECTED IN BROME.Knowlton, Que., Sept.12-Ms.VV, F, Vilaë, Liberal, was declared elected today for Brome County.SHOOTING AT A CHARIVARI.Snowflake, Man, Sept.12\u2014Wilkam Wallace, of Purvis, war married on Baturday and a nimixr of young men paid him a visit last night forming a charivari party.Mr.Wallace, not lik.Ing thé noire, \u2018fired shots from à shot- ee wounding three of the company.\u2018has.Phipps was shot below the knee and is under the doctor's care here Bow.Thirty graine af shot wer ex.Kracted from his body.Percy Dixon won shot in the thigh and ° another yonng man received a fw grains in the shoulder.They will all recover.The whole neighborhood is indignant over the affair.tree People who are always in a pickle soon get toured, INSURGENTS BLOW UP SALWAY BADGES Resumption of War in Cuba Yesterday, U.S.CRUISER ARRIVES Large Crowds Flocked to the Wharved in Havana to Greet the Warship\u2014\u2014mmcemetne Havana, Sept.12\u2014The insurgents in Pinar Del Rio and Santa Gina pro- vinves to-Uxy | wigumlssed the resumÿ- on of war by blowing up reimroad brutges, aguin blocking traibo and comuutting other acts of deut{uclion.The ibsuryent commanders in Santa Clara hau previously thremtemed the railroad authorities and others that they would begin to-day to burn and desiroy property, and the mil- road ofiicials so istormed the Provincial Governor; but that funçtion- ary was powerless to prevent the depredasions.Insurgents in Havana province have made similar threats.The event of to-dny in Havana was the arrival inte this afternoon of the United States protected cruiser LUen- ver.When the flag of Morro Castle signalled the approach of the Ameri can warship the news spread with rapidity throughout the city and crowds hastened to the wharves As tho cruiser moved up the harbor firing the usual salute of 91 guns, which was responded to fromf the Cabanas\u2019 fortress, the countenances of Americans showeæ pieaggp while in Wi those of the Cubans expre: onder and perplexity.Cuban officials wore tnanmous in stating that the visit of the Denver has: no special significance.Commander Colwell stated that his orders were received by wire- leas telegraph while in Long Island Sound.When of Cape Hatteras an srder to proceed to Keywest ; but when the cruiser was approaching that port another wiretess message was received directing the Denver to continue to Havana.After the Denver wchored, Ensign Blakeley was sent ashore to the American legation to notify the Charge D'Affaires, Mr.Sleeper, of hex arrival and that ons was at legation\u2019s service.Asked as to the Denver's available landing force in case of weceasity, Commander Colwell replied that while she carried #0 marines ai prevent, she bed - 180 well-drilled and ade \u2018shitors © and several field guns which could be pt whore \u2018on 15 minutes notice.is much speculation concerning the repented visits of Charge L'Afpartment and President Palma.More fighting was reported to-day near Consolacion Del Sur, GOSSIP OF CAPITAL Serious Fire at Shawville-» Victim of Thugs-Pick- pocket Caught, Ottawa, Sept, 12-Shawville, Pontiac County, a village of 800 inhabitants, was visited by a serious fire to-day, which destroyed the Methodist Church, post office, Hodgins\u2019 sawmill, C, | sash and door factory and 14 houses.The loss is fixed at 870,000, insurance about 355,000.The Ottawa brigade wae asked to go up, but later roceiv- ed word the fire was checked.The news caused quite a panic in the city 488 many of the sufferers were at the fair, the C.P.R.having run an excursion over the Pontiac line to-day.Alex.St.Martin, aged 36 years, of Interior street, Hull, was attacked by thugs on the interprovincial pridge Monday night and is very low in the Water Street Hospital.The doctors entertain no hopes.Two men, Prier Doyle and Magloire Dumoulin, of Ottawa, have bsen arrested on suspicion, John McDonald, of Montreal, was arrested hera to-day on a charge of pocket picking.A lady on a car going to the exhibition gave a scream that her purse was gone and MeDon- ald Jumped off the car and acooted, La.-Coi.Maynard Rogers, of the 43rd Regiment, who was on the car, gave chase and rounded the manup and held him for the police.A purse and 830 were found on him.The police have now to look up the woman who was Totdved\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Age of Niagara Falls Je doutrtful, but one thing sure and certain is the instant effect of Putnum'\u2019s Corn Extractor which cures corns in one day.No pain, ne ugly sore, but certain relief and cure in every case, Uses only \u201c\u2018Putnam\u2019s.\u201d pe CE «NEW YORK INDEPENDENTS, Few York, Bept.12-In a harmonious and enthusiastic final session 1n Carnegie Hall tonight the State con vention of the Independence league put into the fleld a straight ticket of State officers to be voted for at the coming election.Gordon's London Dry Gordon\u2019s Old Tom Gordon\u2019s Sloe Gin fairs Sleeper today to the State De- | by BRITISH GENERAL STAFF CONSTITUTED Minister of War REAL BOND OF UNION Mr.Haldane Hopes that it will be Welcomad by the Colonies as a Means to .orm- Ing an imperial Army, » London, Sept, 13\u2014Waz Minister Haldane to-night issued an army orcer formally constituting a general staff in accordance with thé reconunendations of the British military system.lt will be judged by the men it procuces.If they prove themselves pedantic theor.ints failure will result; but, if they show themselves capable of mastering the dcienee of war and imparting their knowledge to the at large, the influence of the staff will become far-reaching es it is in Germany or the staff, which thus will become a real bond of union betwen the scattered military forces of the Empire, enabling, in case of necessity, a concentration to form a really homogenous Imperial army.\u201d The order constitutes a staff of two principal divisions, the first staff at army headquarters and the second wtalf in com mands and districts, the first bein, concernec with all strategic dnd ad- three major-generals, twenty-one lisutenant-colonels, or majors, and twenty-seven otaer offi- \"cers.Appointments will be made from & special list of qualified officers drawn up by the ariny council in consultation with the commander-in-chief of India.WOMAN KILLED BY STREET CAR.six eolonels, eley, of 356 Dufferin avenue, was killed at three o\u2019cfock this afternoon at the corner of Dundas and Colborne streets while crossing the street ear tracks.Her husband amd two «hild- ren were with her at the time.Conductor Matthews was in charge cf the ear, ference of the Methodists in Cevada | opened in St.James Methou!at chuich this morning, Dr.Carmen, Superintendent, presiding.A delegates are present.The sunt important business was the olection of \"Rev.T.A.Moore, of Toronto, Secretary, and the reading of an nuiress y Superireendent Carman, the principal part of which was on proposed church union.SHERBROOKE GOURT MOUSE.Sherbrooke, Sept.12\u2014The opening ceremonies in connection with the inauguration of the new court house building duly took place yesterday as per schedule.The Gouin banquet in the evening was up to expestations with the exception of the absence of iwo or three of the prominent members.of the House.Amongst those Present were Premier Gouin and Chief Justicex Tait and Lacoste.The en- \u2018tire proceedings and edifying nature.SUSPENDED OVER PRECIPICE.Geneva, Sept.12.\u2014Miss Beameton, an English (foverness, wealthy French family who are staying at Merlingen, in the Bernese Alps, had a terrible experience.Accompanied Fer slope amd fell over a wenty yards down she struck a tre, and her clothing catching on the branches, she hung su: ded in midair.She remained there for some hours before she could be rescued.It was then found that she had broken an arm and a leg.Toronto, Sept.12\u2014The autumn meeting of the Ontario Jockey Club, Bept.15th, gives promise of jro~iding sands who patronize the fixtures of the Ontario Jockey Club.A \u201cuit to Woodbine Park this morning saw everything spick and span and in | the stabling accommodation has been taken up with horses coming in from all points, the Seagram, Thomas ond | Shields horses arriving from New ! York to-day.Mr.Frs.Trovolyan, one : of the stewards, reached Toraato frem | England this afternoon and Mr.Gerhardy, clerk of the scales .nd Landicapper, arrived from Windsor.WIFE ABANDONMENT.Chicago, Sept.12-F.A.Cuddihy, wha Te and to bea member of a wealthy family in the east, was today held to the criminal court on a charge of wife ahandorment, Cuddihy, prior to her marriage, was Lillian Hallihan, à member of the famous Florodora sextette at the same time Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw belonged to it.that «be and Cu ihy: were marri days after the wadding and she had ben unable to ascertain his whereabouts until she accidentally met him on the street In Chicago.Accordin to her statements, a summons h been, iseued ples, A fice Dowling, of the Supreme Court of t State of New York.but until she saw | hire here, he had suceeded in evading the Jaw.Cuddihy declared to-day that his family is poor, but his wile denier thin.She save the femily fe heavily interested\u2019 in otone quarries in Vermont.Yousnever get your rights by adver tising your wrongs. ®h Tnioes, ond not sotrine Bold ty of sont fn plain ifs or YL ova, Bowman .y Pls AAI.onl ee cans, AIG er ni aie ia Dr ra + = me te ream co ns rah + barn (ann na a mn ~~ + 25, 2.00, THE QUEVFO CHRONICLE 3 = rer pre pass x : SIGNAL SERVICE.ENGLISH IMPORTATIONS rm ren, 194 -® in , am, rer ' Cape Chatie (334)\u2014Raining, wu LATRET \"GLEN URQUHART\u201d GREY CHECK, FOR FALL OVERCOATS, ee ae tone north-west.Inward 10 a.m., Hekto in TEST \u201cEARL OF MAR\u201d GREY STRIPE, FOR FALL OVER.OATS, * WYEAVY HARRIS TWEED, FOR SUITS AND ULSTERS, ENGLISH RIBING BREECHES, \u201cFANCY WHIPCORD, \" ENGLISH HUNTING SWEATERS AND GLOVES, LAFRANCE & MULLIN, TAILORS AND HABERDASHERS, 48 FARRIQUE STREET \u2014 ' LOST, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 LOST\u2014ON SATURDAY MORNING, from Louis aireet to Pleiffer\u2019s, a gol bracelet.Finder will be rew at 65 Louis street.\u2019 WANTED, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED.~ A GOOD STEADY young men to take charge of small stable, Apply at once at 3 Ursule street.6 WANTED.\u2014 A GOOD GENBRAL \u201c evant for emall family.Good wages.- Apply at 35 Ursule street.6 te rt WANTED\u2014A YOUNG LADY FOR office work.Must be a competent typewriter.Call betwesn 9 and 10 a.nf.-at the Excelsior Life Insurance Co., 30 St.John street.ee WANTED.\u2014A YOUNG GIRL TO ASsist.with children and sleep at home.Call om Mra.Rollit, 66 Bt.Cyrille Attra eee eee erent BOARD WANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN is desirous of boarcing with en Eng- |- lish family immediately.Robert Martim, 27 Hebert street.WANTED.\u2014 IMMEDIATELY A amall furnished house or fiat, or board for two ladies.Private family referred.Address Kate, care Chronele Office.1w GUIDE WANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN, sober and active, and speaking both ages, will find a position as ie at the Cyclorama, St.Anne de Beaupre.Apply to La Cie du Cyclorama, Ste.Anne de Beaupre.WANTED.\u20142,000 GROSS POLE END hard maple blocks, 7, 8 and 9 in.dia.x 14 in, thick, cut from small wood preferred.State quantities and lowest price packed in cases and F.O.B., the Transatlantic Liners at Montreal, bec or Halifax, to John Campbell, lenalbyn Sawing & Bobbin Mills, Inverness, Scotland.law-sat.WANTED - © RENT, SINGLE furniel room, by young man, in lish family preferred: 10 minutes walk from Chateau.Apply \u201cBF.\u201d care ot e MEN WANTED\u2014RFLIABLE REN iv every locality throughout Canada to advertise our goods, tack up show on trees, fences, along roads, and all conspicuous places ; also dis- tribating small advertising matter, Salary per articulars.London, EMPLOYMENT WANTED.THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING A long experience as general accountant and auditor, is now ready to undertake any job in that line.N.Be rcheater Bridge, Quebec.10 LET.JANSAED HOUSE TO LET- House No.57 D\u2019Auteuil street (The Esplanade.) Apply {o Meredith & Meredith, Notaries Public.Phone 562.STORAGE TO RENT We are now ready to receive all kinds of goods at reasonable p«ioes We can also rent several ce © Empire it.complete flats.Apply to T.Davidson & Co., 6 St.Paul Street joly24xim ROOMS TO LET \u2014 TEN FIRST.class rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in central locality, bot and cold wat.ox, electric light.Boarders wei, looked after.Apply, Mrs.W.Uonohus, Union Chambers, 8 Ursuline stress, entrance on Ursule street.HOUSE TO LET\u2014THAT 4 STORY house, No.14 des Carrieres street, Cape, with all Hot water furnace, electric light, 12 large rooms, heretolore occupied by the late Mrs.Theophile Hamel.Aply to Cyr.Tessier, N.P., Union Bank Baiiding.TO RENT, \u2014 WO FURNISHEL rooms, ons double and one smgle at No.8 Haldimand street.\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE a |A.K.HANSEN & CO.modern conveniences, NOTICE | WM.LER, the Fashionable [Tallor, 25 Buade Street, has much * {pleasure in informing his customers and public in general that he has juss received a very large and hand- \u2018some assortment of Fall and Winter m\u2014\u2014 C00K's TOURS i \u2014 IN \u2014 AMERICA and : EUROPE Rellable, Sa'istactr, Che2p, OCEAN STEAMSHIP TICKETS BY ALL LINES.f Goods, including the most dressy fF.8 STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET, designs from the best English houses NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier at | the mouth of Cape Rouge river is submerged as well nn the other deep ! water Pier that was thers up to last winter at the end of the long wharf.The 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 light by night, ond tion of the deep water Pier recently ; taken at the end of the Long Whar! is in a straight line with the said ; west.Cap Rouge Whar! and Pier Co., N.FLOOD, apl.7xt.f.Manager.ITS COMING: Scotch (Hard) Anthracite Goal ALL SIZES IN BAGS.Thirty thoussnd tons secsived in Bt John each yer, and is claimed t% be superior to all otheg Anthmacits Coal Here is what the St.John Publie Hospé tal, anys about it: .8t John N.B., August 7th, 1908.\u201cIn accordance with the authority of \u2018the Commiationers of this Hospital, I much pleasure in certifyiug as follows: * The Hospital was heated with Seotch Anthracite 1 for the first time, di J the winter season of 1804-5, and the resi \u2018was 80 very satisfactory that the tioners bave just recent:y given it preference over all other kinds, and cen- trected for the entire supply required 02 next winter; vix: , 850 tons.\u201c\u201cThe Scotch Anthracits not only gives out great heat.but ii prodnoes very Ash, and nv clinkers, and there is there fore, the least sible labor or trouble connected with n Toned 1 OLIVE THOMAS, Becre »\u201d Orders for this coal is now moti .reasonable price for next summer deliv Phone 362 79 St Pots: St NEW BOOKS.Waco & tale of the Pontiac Com spiracy, by Major Richardgen.Alton of Somaseo, by Harold Bindloss.Kid MoGhie, hrs R.Crockett.Coniston, y inston Churchill, Hearts & Creeds; by Anna Chapin Balade In His Image, by Guy Thorne.PAPER EDITIONS OF wile Gambier, by Katherine C Thurs The Mystery of & Motor Car, by Wagt ma e Way of The Spirit, by R os Soanet Empire By Devan v, The Woman in the Alcove, by Anna KX.Green.SPECIAL 25cts., EDITIONS OF qiie King of Diamonds, by Louis a frixt Sword and Glove, by 4.G ns r.The Maid at Arms, by B.W.Chamcml Tom BJ EVOY'S, ofa ne | | FOR SALE.\u2014 THOROUGHBRED Scotch collie pups, for sgle at a reasonable price.pply to J.A.Kobert, Charlesbourg, P.Q.Iw HOUSE FOR SALE\u2014A honse containing two tenements, provided with all modern improvements; the whole in perfect order, with large strip of land, covering two atreets, situated in one of the most central parte of the city.For further information, apply to No.38 Boulevard Langelier, FOR SALE\u2014A LARGE PROPERTY io Upper Town, size, 105 feet front by 80 feet deep.For particulars, PY, to 8 LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, Ann street.\u2014 tt tr tte FOR BALE-FIRST CLASS MOD en self-contained houses, on Park Avenue stone and brisk.All modern con ce.Also firat-claer build: lots, pply to Mr.Walter Sharpe, se Louis PRRIONAL FORTUNE TELLER.\u2014Mre.Helene, fortune teller, bas changed her address from 115 Mountain Hill to 186 Bt.Valice ettest.Englieh and French spoken.BUSINESS CHANCES.IF YOU WANT TO BUY A BIL liard or pool table, call at the Auditorium iard Room, top fla, 3 RovaL YEAST (AXES MOST PERFECT MADE.EVERYWHERE.LIMITED positively oure it ?the posi- |: fat buoy and about 600 feet to the | | | Gec'l.R.B.and 6.8, Agent.MAKE OWN B BRIAR | BB | PIPES In Latest Shapes and Styles IMPORTED TOBACCOS : SIL PHILLIPS\" HANKEY'S CARV GAR SMITH J.E GAUVIN & BROS, TOBACCONISTS, 76\u2014ST.JOHN STREET-\u201476 MIXPURE CK o ugxln \\ Thecanadon lei LIN a, Interest on the Fir.t Mortgage Bords, \"Dividend No.2 on Preferred Stock, The interest on the First Mortgage Bonds of this Company represented by Coupon No.12 will payable at the Molsons Bank, Quebec, on the 17th of September inst.By order of the Board of Directors, GEORGES BELLEAU, - Secretary.A semi-annual dividend on the basis of seven (7 p.c.) per annum will be paid on September 17th, 1908, to shareholders of preferred stock ol record on September lst inst.This dividend will be paid by cheques to order and sent by mail.je share holders whose addresses have changed will please notify the undersigned.GEORGES BELLEAU, Secretary.sept.1x16.School Opening.A VERY COMPLETE LINE School \"Supplies AT VERY LOW PRICES AT PRUNEAD 4 ROUAC 34 Fabrique St.L J.A DEMERS & CIE, AUCTIONEERS AND FURNITURE D:ALERS.\u2014_\u2014 am CHAMPLAIN MARKEY HALL, LOWER TOWN.TELEPHONE 1523 \u20140-\u2014 Always on hand a considerable assortment of sll kinds of furniture, also Desks,\u201d Book Cases, Pianos, Stoves, eto.; Storage at moderate prioss.Highest prices paid for old furniture.July 2-22 HIGH WATER AT QUEBEO, Compiled by the Tidal Branch, M.à \u2026 Department.Thureday .1.Friday .2.3.4.Ponies oly and guaran Sait 1 testimonial fe sie, A inne qe ur monay back 12 not aatistied.ors or Eowanson, T%8 & Co, Tecunton DR.OHASE'S OINTMENT, DON'T FEAR THE COLD.With the Consume and Bl tobe Frere.\u2019s.C.P.R.LINER.M.B.kmpress of Britain, Captain Murray, from Liverpool, at 640 pm.on kragay, Tth instant, with 297 hrst, usd second and 645 third-cimss passengers, the mails and a general cargo, | passed Point Amour at 2 pm, yester- \u2018day and is due in port about seven »'élock to-morrow morning.| \u2018Steamer lake\u2019 Michigan, Captain \u2018 Parry, having landed pas and Québec cargo, left for Montreal at lv am.yes .Hteamer Lake\u2018 Manitoba, Captain Murray, from Montreal and Quebec, arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday._ -\u2014 ; DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Partheria, Captain Stitt, having landed Quebec cargo, left.for Montreal early, yesterday morning.GASPE Lg, * Steamer Gaspesien, Captain Bouchard, from Gaspe and way places, with passengers and .generai cargo, arrived \\.port yesterday morning and moor- i ed-at the Ol in Market whart.deving landed Quebec passengers and virgo, she left for Montreal.LEYLAND LINE.Steamer Virginian, Captain McDon- | ald, drom Antwerp, with a general cargo, arrived in port on \u2018Tuesday right and proceeded for Montreal\u2014 MANCHESTER LINE, Steamer Manchester Commerce, Capdin Couch, baving discharged Quebec argo, leit jor Montreal yesterday morning.: IMPROVING SHIP CANAL.\u201c Sault Ste.\u2018Marie, Ont, Sept.12\u2014 The Boone Dredging Company has cotamenced work on the improvements to the upper chirance of the Canadian ship catal.The contract is for the ymoval of the Vidal shoals, which ve been the cause of considerable trouble ever since the opening of this work.The upper channel entrance to the caral will bave a uniform width of \u2018500 feet.It was 230 feet wide, «the \u2018mprovements thue doubling it and giving a depth at lowest water level of 21} feet.Another improvement has weently been \u2018made at the upper entrance, viz : the extension of the south pier a distance of 800 feet.This pier eliminates much of Che, effect that the rapids had on boata entering the anal, acts as a breakwall, and affords dock accommodations for ves- nels.SUPPOSED TO BE LOST.Sydney, N.S., Bept.12\u2014Un August 16th last the four-masted schooner Albert C.Hunt left Bosten, Mess, in saliast, bound for Ht.Ann's, Cape North, to load gypsum.From that day to this thers has heen no tidings wf the vessel.On ordinary oceasions the schooner should make the trip here from Boston in about a week and itis therfore safe to conclude she has gone Yo the bottom with all hands.NOTES.Steamers Dominion, Cape Breton and Fritsoe, arrived from Montreal yesterday and proceeded for Sydney.Tug Hudson arrived from, Sorel yesterday morning with à number of aml boats in tow.Steamer Symra, Captain Halfstad, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, trrived in port yesterday and proceed- od for Montreal.Steamer Lord Iveagh, Captain Girvan, arrived from Montreal yesterday and went inte Hillery Cove to complete cargo.Steamer Cataract, Captain Moore, from Ere, Pa., with 8 cargo of coal, | arrived in port yesterday.Steanter Wansbeck, Captain Murray, from Montreal, arrived at Manchester n the 11th instant.PORT OF QUEBEC Arrived September 12.LS Gaspesien, Bouchard, Gaspe, etc, * Bouchard, Bros, passengers and ' general cargo.88 Virginian, McDowald, Ant , W.M.Macpherson, for Montreal, gen: eral cargo.88 Lord Ivesgh, Girvan, Montreal, part cargo.88 Symre, Halfatad, Sydney, for Montreal, coal.arie Anne, Bouchaid, .Simon, pulpwood.Behr.M Sche.Indefatigabie, Boulaine, Escou- \u2018mains, firewood.: 8chr.Minnie Maud, Roberts, Montreal, rai car sen\" Re Roc ate, pulp Sohr, Duiny and oil.C.B\u2019s L.B.Wavman, Mary T.Stu , B.Huber, W.C.«Wiley, Ÿ Woodford, J.C.Polly, J.L.Bush, Jas.Storm.R.J.White, M.Bergen, C.McCaffrey, J.Archer, James Orady, and I.X, Wilkins, from Ht.Johms, PQ, J.C.Kaine, light.eee CLEARED.88 Lake Michigan, Parry, C.P.R.Co, part cargo.88 Mancheater Commerce, Montreal, ¥.M.Macpherson, part 88 Serpe, plouchard.| Nostral, uchard, Bros.cargo.Schr.Marie Annd, Poachard, se Bimon, ballsst.Gchr.Indefatigable, Boulaine, Escou meins, ballast.st.3 Tremblay, Bergeron: wood, Blais, Bras D'Or Hay, tish Lanahan, Montreal, sed them speak frankly of They are small and cney te take, bought at Faguy, Lepinay & Bee their mévartiserent de column.0H Behr.Minnie Maud, Roberta, UGaspe, } \u2018 to Couch, Fame Point (334)\u2014Clear strong we inward 8 a.m., Egyhobn.Outward 7.a.m., Bergenhus.ward yestordey a.m., Mystic and St.Andrew's; p.m., Aranmore.North .Shore\u2014Olear, strong we\u2018 i imaux\u2014King Edward ou.ward \u2018at 5.30 a.m.Point Amour (669Y \u2014 Clear, siron west.Inward 2 pm., Empress o Britain.: IMPORTS.Per steamer Cataract, Moore, from Erie, Pa.\u2014931 tons coal to Carbray, Son & Co.Per steamer Lake Michigan, Parry, from London and Antwerp\u201453 pkgs.to Bank of Moutreal, 500 do.to 8.& | 8.H.Thompson & Co., 26 do.to Whitehead & Turner, 12 do.to J.Magor & Co., 6 do.to Lemieux & Fils., 30 do.to N.Rioux & Co., 100 do.to Pollock Bros., 2 do.to Hotel Dieu, 5 do.to Wm.Panney, 12 do.to Geo.Borgfeldt, 19 do.to H.Beautey, 10 do.to Clement & Marihans, 2 do.to Dominion Express, 2231 do.to order.Per steamer Turret Bell, Marcussen, from Port Hastings\u20143490 tons coal to Intercolonial Railway.| SHE TEMPTS DEATH | | Kneels at the Brink of the Cliff of Niagara | River.| Niagara Falls, Sept.12 \u2014 Frances ; Huth, a woman of prépossessing appearance but deranged mind, who re- oently escaped from the New York State Hospital for the Insane in Buffalo, created a great sensation at the upper steel arch bridge here.She was firat reported to the police by a man whom she accosted on the street and asked to marry her.She was next discovered climbing over the iron railing which runs along the edge of the gorge.She went out on a narrow ledge between the International Railway Company's bridge office and the brink of the cliff, and there knelt with upraised hands and ryen closed as if mm prayer.A slight pash, a misstep, or a moment's giddiness would have sent her headlong down the precipice to the roeks below.With admirable presence of mid a ticket collector named Hearsnett went into the basement of the building, opened a window close by the Woman, and spoke to her quietly, but holding himself ready to seize her if she jumped.She turned calmly round on her giddy perch and climbed in the window.After nsking two more men to marry her, she was arrested by Detective Kelly and held till the asylum wardens came for her.CASTORNIA MADE BY E.W.PARKER, Distiller, Montreal THE PUREST OF SPIRIT AND COLORLESS.GUARANTEED by the CANADIAN GOVERNMENT.MATURED IN BOND FOR OVER 2 YEARS.GILLESPIES & Co., - SOLE AGENTS, 12 ST.SACREMENT STREET, MONTREAL.FOR MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE OVERWORKED THERE'S A DELICIOUS ANTIDOTE \u2014 Blue Ribbon Tea WAGE PFA Rnd sueved ght between meals It wit revivny BLACK, GREEN, MIXED\u201425¢.to $1.00 a 1b.\u2014ALL GROCERS HOUSEKEEPERS.Tne labor connected with your every day duties can be redu-ed to » minimum aad your comfart correspondingly enhanced by using _- INDURATED FIBRE TUBS, PAILS, ETC.LIGHT, DURABLE, HANDSOME.NO OTHERS ARB-SO SATISFACTORY.Bears the # Kind You Haw = Bog Sigasiure o TED ROSS RIFLE, Kingston, Ont., Sept.12\u2014A test was made of the Ross rifle on Saturday afternoon by Capt.Bughes and Sergt Swain, and they report that the mechanism of the weapon is not up-to- date, and it does not compare favor- sbly with the arms the English firme have been supplying the Cunadian Government with in the past.MAILS FOR CANADA.London, Sept.12\u2014The Dundee Advertiser says the order issued by the Post Office that mails for Carada will not be sent by the Baltic sailing on Wednesday unless wpecially marked \u2018ia New York, is one which might well be made permanent with advantage to the public.The Dundee Ad- vertiser says maile per the Virginian leaving Liverpnol on Friday will he deivered in advance of the Baltic's mails.», pt Pan Tones and invigoratesthe whole nervous Hien makss new Debility, Mental and Bron Warsys Der ous ai rain matorri nd RTE of A minions.\"Niet, a \"a Bia ira = re he Wood Meu One plana sf i or Pnaniod i New pam; icine Oo.Toronto, PANAMA HAT THREATENED, New York, Sept.12\u2014An evil effect \u2019 of the South American earthquake was: made known to-day with the arrival here of Juan B.Flores, of Beuador.© «e brought the news that the great straw fields of the Maiglar Celto dis- | trict of Ecuador were destroyed by She earthquakes, and that ax a result the future of the Panama hat indus try is threatened.The inhabitants of | the district, who have bren deprived | of employment, are in dire want.| Thousands of persons, ineluding many | Indians, have been employed in the industry.It is feared that the Indiane will take to pillage and violence in an effort to supply their wants, Do Your Feet Scald and Get Sore ?| If you are, troubled with sore, scalded, burning feet or toes during the hot went try Dr.Chase's Qintment.It will allay the inflammation and take out the soreness in a re warkably short time.Especialiy persons who are much on their foet staffer dering the summer from such troubles, and will appreciate the relief brought by this well known preparation.Thix is only one of the many ways in which Dr.Chase's Ointment is useful during the warm weather season.lé gives splendid satisfaction as a treatment for chafing of the skin, sunbure, insect bites, hives, ivy prison and ekin irritations of whatever form.The exceptional soothing, healing end antiseptic properties of Dr.Chase's Ointment are what make it effective in the cure of itching skin digrases, and have given it Brat position as a treatment rich troubles.80 œnte a box, at all dealers, vor Bdmansea, Bates & Co, Toroato.- USE - - \u201cSTANDARD FIRE-PROO PAINT\u201d ees AND .PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS AGAINST FRE * Manufgetured In all Colors apd Quantities, for Interiors and Exteriors by - - THE STANDARD NOR-INFLAMMABLE MANUFACTURING CO, 14 PREVOST ST.QUEBEC {Guaranteed to be Fire Proof, and Equal in Quality ani Durability to any Paint Manufactured.FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DEALERS.D TET F.de PARIS, JEWELLER, 101 ST.JOHN STREET THANKS.It is with pleasure that I offer my numerous customers and my dear friznds, my most sincere thanks fur ther pica-ant visic and the:r aongrntulations on the oconsion of my huno able aoquit- tal of certain unjust charges recently brouzh! against me.Notwithstanding all effor 8 to prove the charges, thay utterly iailed.Once more, I thank you.F.de PARIS | JEWELLER AND | s WATCH AKER, 01ST.JOHN STR\" «I (THE MOST NORTHERLY SUMMER RESORT IN EASTERN ANERIC HOTEL RCSERVAI ROBERVAL, LAKE ST, JUN P.Q -AND- ISLAND HOUS! Grand Becharge, Lake SL Jobe - FOR- ACCOMMODATION OF FISHIN TOURISTS.FLY FISHING (\u2014 front up tributary wate: THE ROBEAVAL hat besa re: ele tA ST séve des GUIBING vasmramed, trash milk, cream, eggs and vegeinbios dally from the hotel farm.PLEA LE sant ne % Indien Village Hudson Bay Co.Post, Ouiatehouwa Mulia, 40, D BEAUTIFUL CLIMATE, NO MAY FEVER.Reached by the Quebes & Lake 8¢ Joba Railway from Quebes.For \u201cOmananiche,\u201d tne zemiest fuk that swims at Grand Discharge: à re ve SEE Gusts lev ng the Roberval may retars to Quebec via FAR-FAMED SAGUENAY, Per jurther Information sddrem MERRERT B.LOOKE, Gen\u2018! Mon SPECIAL RATES TO FANILIRS RAKING A PROLONGED STAY, OPEN TUESDAY, 13th JUNE malirwed cob THE QUEBEC CHRONICUA With cream or milk-eup- plies in latsHie and di- geetible form ail the nutriment needed for the day's happy, k the bowels h thy active Try it for breakfast MADE IN CANADA of or Ontarte Whaat.Send for she \u201cVital 4 2 CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT co.ea NE, ont.Torcato Office, 32 Church St STOVES! STOVES! gag.GRAND OPEN OF A NEN STORE \u2014Br\u2014 .M.EUSEBE PICARD, Founder snd Manuisetorer oi the Steel Btore L'ESONQUE Me.35 ST.JOSEPH STREET, SATISFACTION AND ECONOMY Tha new establishment of Mr.Pleard, Que- Bad's well knowa foundge, is open a3 No.85 Bt Joseph Street, where the pablic are ingited Yo examine a considerable swortment eo! Stoves, Z/BEOONOME (Bites!) GLENWOOD (Cast Iron) PENN ESTHER, PLAIN, also BE FRIGERATORS, NICKELED KITOHEN UTENSILS.Tho steel Stove L'ECONO- gives satisfaction Lo the house ME the most perfegt snd mest modern eno.) Xeaper as the cooking of all food cannb¥beesrpassed, economiges tué fuel and as the cinders are shakem from tho ashes in the store, no duet spreads through the house, Wa have also a special Steel Sieve for firewood, A Visit Is Soilcited.NV08 14 tLe pcople of Quebec desire to know the real reason why ship owners and local merchante persist in having their ships prooeed to Montreul im stead of unlonding or taking on car ro at the port of Quebec, all they ve to do is to visit the Louise Docks und other wharves under the control of the Louise Docks Commistion, under the guidunee of an interested shipper, and they will under stand the reason.When Mr.Thomas Menney, resident director of the North Shore Power, Railway and Navigation Company, gave out the statement on Monday evening Inst, in the presenco of = member of the Louise Oooks Commis sion and a Chronicle representative, that shipping wae handicapped for want of crane wervice nnd \u201cother faci- litime for unlonding and londing of vessels, and the subject of mis con- vorsation published in the Chronicle the following day, his remarks were talon cxcuplion to by a prominent montber of the Commission.IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES \u2014FOR\u2014 LADIES\u2019 and GENTLEMEN PATENT PUMPS AND OXFORDS, Ladies\u2019 Sateen and Beaded Strap Slippers ene AT «== \u2018WM.JACQUES & SONS, CUSTOM SHOEMAKERS.V1} PABRIRUE STREET.TELEPHONE 422 OPENING OF SCHOOLS.SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES.Tooth Brushes.:.05¢0.to 8Co.Nail REIT .04¢.to $1.00 Cloth =\u201c Leeccoceonse eee .20c.to 1.50 Hair (8 Lasancersssseccessessescnrescoe 2200, to 3.00 Military Hair Brushes, Ebeny, with solid leather COSO.v00nsvsrarssarsnsaocraconces vocsescou 110000 PM.10 Combs, full assortment, from.5c.up Soaps and Soap Boxes, Tooth Powders, Toilet Powders, Mirrors, &c.Tooth Paste.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026\u2026.\u2026o 180, 200, 250.STRICTLY SPOT CASH.R:1 Cress Pharmacy.Cor.St.John and Palace Sts.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS \u2018and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS SCREENED, RUN-OF-MINE and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 113 ST.JAMES ST, MONTRE, 7, me EE Reception Shoes This-gentleman, who is not cagaged in shippity, though a predominating .liggure of the en-called Harbor Commission, relatesl how he had travelled and passed through Europenn ports, with out over dmerVing cranes on any of the piers he had walked over, and ns- sorted that steamships carried their »wn lifting devices to handle cargo, ronsajuently he did not see the necessity for crunea on the Quebec wharves.Jf the same up-to-date merchant in his own line, had taken the troulfe to walk along the quays of.Liverpool, or the quays in any Baropenn port no matter how amall, ho would have found them thoroughly equipped with little and big cranes, awd als> observed that steamers very seldom use -heir own gear, because the naisting und other devices erected om the docks ure of greater capacity sid give better service.If he bad gained this experience abroud, aid then returned to Quebec and token the trouble yeeterday to saunter froin the Harbor Commissioners office close by, to the picr in the inner Iman formerly used by the Leyland Line and now utilized by the Quelxo Transport Company in conjunction with No.19 freight shed avd the Great Northern Railway grain levator, ho would have had his eyes spend, and _ohserved the seme | old mammer of hatalling cargo that existed m the primative duys of Jacques Cartier till in use, A Chronicle scribe happened to be in the vicinity, nnd had his attention «alll to a number of laborers who were unlondimg asbestos in bags from a lighter with the nid of a horse, rope amd pulley.On making inquiries it ms learned that for want of à crane or other facilities, | this method had to be followed, which was \\ costly ns wellgas sloy opreation, The asmstas was being placed in hed 19 for the Quebec Tromeport Company to ship to Furope hy one of their steamers, and the freight, which came over the Quebec Central Railway from the mines, coet 40 conte a tem to have it lightered from Levis to Quebec, and a further mm?ol 30 cents a ton, lo have it placed fronr she hnteanx into the freight shed.making à totnl of 70 cents per ton for the handling of the freight from Levis to Quebec, not taking into con- Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Stomach Cramps, Colic, Seasickness, and oll Sameer Complaints are iastonily cared by \u2014 It has been à houschold remedy for 60 years.It is pleasant to take and docs not leave the bowels in a constipated condition.Price 35 cts |.P.DERY & FILS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL STATIONERS, 59 DALHOUSIE ST SCHOOL SUPPLIES of all KINDS and DESCRIPTIONS + n Tr Ink PRIMITIVE METHODS STILL UE IN.QUEBEC PORT Horse and Tackle, Instead of Cranes, Used to Unload Cargoes from Lighters.PROGRESS SLOW AND LABOR COSTLY.sideration the other before the material reaches its Kucopean destination, and the cost of hauling the same on the QC.R.cars, from mines to Levis.Thus the seboo pablio vil understand why ships persist in passing the port of Quebec, for Montreut, where there are propmæ facilities lor the loading sad unlomding of vesecls in comparison to the port of Quebec, that has no equipment whutever, not even a crane, aml ju cofierquence the handling ol cargoes is nat only extremely slow, but too expensive for the shipper to consklee ; im addition to the enorm- pus ducs they are enlled upon to pay into the coffers of the Louise Docks Commission.Mr.Thomas Meaney has stated that sn North Power, Railway and Navigation Company have been obliged to take over BW tons of material to Montreal for handling into amaller eraft that could have been done at this port if there were facilities, and remarked thmt he could not say how much more his company would have know how meny other Quebre pers have had to follow the same course as Mr.Meaney for the sante cause.One merchant volunteered the statement that the rwharfage ducs were charged by the length of tims freight was stored, and naturally the louise Docks Commission got the benefit of the non-equipment of the port, while the merchant sud = the city of Quebec in general was compelled to suffer by the loss of trade thati will continue to flow past Quebec\u2019s very doors.It is strongly evi- jent that thers ate more reasons one, not in the publio interest, that male tbe members of the Louise Docks Commission averse to opening the doors of their business meetings to the press.In the la of Mr.E.C.Fry, that appeared in a recent nterview with that gentleman pub- ished in the Chronicle.\u201cNo man striving to do his duty conscientiously should be afraid of ihe public observation.\u201d Mr.Fry, said be did not wish to reflect om the honesty or motives of the members of the Connninsion, but he thought that an au public body, they .shouki open their oars to the Wess.That is the gen- ernl opinion of the people of Quebec, and notwithstunding, the Commis vionees persist in defiance of that opitdon, and keep their | business secret.It har been said that the Commission through their Secretary have ever been ready to give out the business of their meetings, but no one knows better than the Commission that the whole, or (ven n part of their discussions in never made publie.It is a atar chamber pure and simple, and as long as it continues such, will never promote the object of ita rrention.the shipping interests of Quelse, as a port of the St.Lawrence.The publie is deeply intéreted in he future business of the Commission, in connection with the extension of he Touïise Docks, which has already commenced to orumble.One of the members of the Commission, \u2018interest- «wl in the contract for the extension of the Breakwater picr, has been heard to say that he has purchams! seventy- ive acres of the Beauport beach lots, util the public would Mike to know for what purpose, for it is presumed to have been done in a spirit +f speculation, in case tbe Govemment should be enough to dock- age the River 84.Charles.Of course ship- In the meantime the public should take decidert steps to have the present condition of afiaira altered hy petitioning the Government, and at the in more entitled to 8 wat on bor, of the people, who are vitally Quebec.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 -nd North Renfrew.\u2014tren ser bring on the byeelections; mot al unrepresented at present.freight charges to take to Montrenl for the sams the Merchants\u2019 Bank of de, has : interceti * | teturned to town with his family from pa ot would be int ing = to | the Island of Orleans wher they spent than | Geo.E.Smith, Ki lunes} by the city Aldermen, No man tre Commission than the Mayor of Quer He will not sit there as an individual but as tne Chie! Magistrate in- terented in the port as well as city of THE BYE-ELECTIONS Writs Issued for East Elgin Ottaws, Sept.19\u2014At last the Govemment hes summoned up courage to of them, however, as the writs have gone out for but two out of half dosen vacant constituencies that are The writs PERSONAL Mr.Hugh D.Lumecen, of Ottaws, is a guest at the Chateau.Mr.J.H.Walsh, al manage Q.C.Ry., is at the Chateau.Capt.and Mrs, Benyon and won, have returned to tows from Biver du up.Mr.J.Dunbar, K.C,, Mre.and Miss Dunbar have retarned home from the Point, River du Loup,\u2018 Mr, J.A.Lane, K.C., teturnad to town from Magdalen Islands, where be was attonding the Courts.Mr.R.H.Mulievey, of the Lenox More about \u201cFashion-Craft\u201d Clothes for Men., So that \u201cFASHION-CRAFT*\u2019 garments fect in every detail\u2014 be per We havc searched Canada through and tained the most skilied cutters and sa\" o> Hotel, Boston, is spending à few days.Master tailors every one.in town i i Thoroughly imbued with the idea of The Mi Machin, of New York, tarning out a aris 4 the broths | garumsnis to he prond ob ; Mr.H.T.Machin, have returned home.Nr.and Mre, O.J.O'BRegan have left for Ottawa on & visit to friends and to take in the exposition.Ur.W, C.O'Malley, of Montreal, loft yesterday afteraoon by I.C.B.Maritime express for Rimouski to west the ss.Empress of Britain.Leoneo Stein, Assistant lmwi- ça ow Agimt, and Dy.J.C.Howe, oft for Rimouski yesterday to meet the ss.Empress of Britain.Col.A.Evanturel Was yesterday » sted Chancellor of the Grand Council C.M.B.A., at s meeting held in Montreal.Mr.A.C.Routhier and family have returned home from St.Joseph de levis, where they spent the summer months.Al.Lavigueur and Mrs.Lavigueur have ret to town from a trp to Toronto, Niagara, Buffalo, New York and Lowell.Dr.E.M.A.Savard, from Bt.Marie, Beauce, is in town en route for Montreal in the interest of his profession.The doctor will spend a month attending hospitals.Mr.W.G.Ninds, local manager of All that skilled experience and art can do is done, And the finished suit has a style about proves it to be the work of exceptional ry ft which Sold under an all embracing \u201cmoney-back\u2019\u2019 guaraty that holds good throughout the life of the WE NAVE CHANGED OUR BRANO\u2014BUT NOT OUR ADBAESS, The Shop of 7 ROY & ROY, 178 St.John Street OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 6 O'CLOCK.the suromer months.Mr.Fikins, U.S.Customs officer, and Messrs.West and Gray, of the U.S.inmnigration service, left yesterday to meet the ss.Empress of Britain at Rimouski.Messrs, Cha.Niooll, C.W.Lewis, W.A.Fensom, , Clemens, S.D.Stewart, are among the Montrealers ho registeced at the Chateau yester- Meaurs.W.À.Gilbert, N.R.Niller, Toronto; Harry F.Moulden, Guelph; ton; Mr.and .of Shediac, N.B., are arrivals at the DO IT NOW PUT IN YOUR COAL Before the bad weather sets in.Your order will have our best attention.The Canadian Import Company, PHONE 298 83 DALHOUSIE ST./ \u2018 P.Pierrier, among yesterday's Chateau.Messrs.J, Lindsay McIntyre, P.H.Burns, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Hebert, Geo.Boeth, J.J.Taylor, C.A.Rewwick, and F.X.Marsoin, are among the Montrealcrs who registered at the St.Louis y .Messrs.J.M.Hughes, Kingston, Henry Lewis, Toronto; C, E, Kennedy, Beebe Plain; Amable Belanger, Montmagny; Nr.and Mrs.Thos.Keith, St.Thomas, Ont.; Garnet D.Wilson, Dundee, Scotland, are guests at the Bt.Louis.Messrs.C.Mtues.tbur.sat.BEEF! | Hams email orion comer lB Hams Lizgs pe Bb.\u201cJemsessnesonces Tr acon raasean se ove Rollod ne Fresh Pork.ne perecieseen Eggs per donne sacososuoncensatons TRA Fresh Creamery Butter\u2026\u2026 seme.58 Telephone 889 DOMBROWSKI, champlain Market.roms PCI i ro Ss 1 BEEF! Connor, Lynn; Geo, | Minoed Mont, 8 Msn brille W.Rouniry, Lynnfield Centre; A.F.500g 3 108 comen cuve.Ville, W.À.Shen, Peabody, Mass.; Lard, with tin 8§ lbs.}.300, Frank Murphy, New Bedford, aro | Hares oe wee Se à paie among the arrivals at the St.Louis | Geese por b.tros vovvemseemsèree sess 1900 yesterday.Bologna Bausage .\u2026\u2026\u2026epez mienene 700 Miss A.Marion, of the Boston 7 7 Herald, Misa Marie Donovan, of Boston, Mr.F.H.Baker and Miss Maud Baker, of Halifax, arrived in the city yesterday and attended the reception given by His Honor the Lieutenant- Governor nt Spencer Wood in\u2014 honor of the Americanists.Mr.and Mrs.H.Wilson, Portland, Me; F.M.Willinms, E.N.MacLean, Mr.and Mrs.K.D.Cheney, jr., New York; Mr.and Mes.©.T.Donauce, HL.Donauce, Providence, R.l.; John Bacon, E.B.Conway, Louisville; E.A.Hoare, London, Eng.are among ths arrivals at the Chateau yesterday.Messrs, Jules Hone, jr., City Passenges, Freight and Steamship Agent of so EVENING DRES WHITE KID GLOVES, WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, WHITE DRESS TIES, WHITE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.ve the C.P.R., W.Pugsles, Travelling FINE GAUZE ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR, Baiarance Agent ol evens 3.Vaillan FINE CASHMERE UNDERWEAR, FINE CASHMERE SOCKS.FINE LISLE THREAD SOCKS.WHITE DRESS VESTS, ENGLISH COLLARS, UMBRELLAS and CANES, ENGLISH CUFFS.court, and A.Barette, of the local staff of the C.P.R., left yesterday olternoon for Rimouski to mest the Empress of Britain.Yeeoterday's arrivals ot the King Edward are:\u2014Mossrs.Jos.Perrault, this might na Le the case ; the Com- | 8, Genest, St.Alban: Jos.Daly, REG missioner might have in mind the es- | Apacachicona; M.Belanger, St.Sim- * .ISTRRED tablishment of a fishery on the Besu- | eon; Jos.Boivin, Montmagny; W.gt port beach, inelodi on oyster bed, | Davidson, Montreal; C.E.Kent, Que John Darlin on, Opposite Post Office or the cultivation of lobsters.: L.Lachame, J.Joseph, New York; H.Hackett, Toronto, and Mr.Hatch, New York\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eet CABTORIA.same time inaist that the Moyor of | Besrathe The Kind Yos Have Alvrays Bomght 3 Quebme should be given a seat on the | Bigastare 2 Tt TELESCOPIC furard.Thin iden was suggmsted by o 7 view of the the Chronicle two months ago, aml vince then tho matter has been | dis- POLICE NOTES.heavens and moon In the Police Court yesterday two residents of Portneul were charged sien selling, liquor without Hioense.P not ty an roe was fixed for Te Sow ult.A hotelkeeper for selling liquor on Sunday was fined 830 and costs.A lad from Ht.Casimir, acoused of indeosnt assault, had his trial fixed for a later date.The case of a woman from Bt.Romuald was settled out of court.She was charged with assaulting a bailiff.There was one prisoper before the Recorder yenterday.He was vent to jail for a month for being drunk on one of the pontoons.mine ene ® GROWING OLD SEFORE YOUR TIME Broken in spirit, weak in body, nervous and discourage).Something is wrong, end each day sees you failing away.Just ose tiAng to do\u2014 Build up.To do this, use What a tonio it ts! Appetite, why makes you eat tremendously.Digest, indeed you will.Rich red bloed will ca nourishnent to every corner of may be good for some people, but a drinks we make and sell will convinces the most skeptioal that our products are of the very beet.Our standard of drinks isxight ; {4f your standurd is right you will appre.clate our bavorages.OUR WATCH WORD THE E it STI which have bem sent out are for Kast on Beptrmber 27-\u2014The trouble in North Bruce, as in 8t.Mary's division of Montreal, and in coun: that the Govermuent bas not REET.Phose 1138 Trt rer : the tired thks on naw Beek, Ligin and North Renfrew.In both |), or, spirit and ambition are of these ridings elestion will take | rea .rfrrt manhood end Slates, E18, | place on October 4, nomination being | sibling health Le de = urine pos of Ferrosone-+ry it, 500.per everywhere.cerca A GREAT BILL.For the cloning week of the Rustie Theatre at Kent House Grounds great bill has been arranged.large audiences this week.M.TIMMONS & SON, 84-92 Cote d\u2019Abraham Streeta The the 164, and there PHURSISAL.SF; HSE Lh, 1906.SUPPLIES FOR SPORTSMEN The headquarters for supplies for all fishing, hunting or other outing excursions is A.GRENIER, 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET, Who is the special purveyors to members of almost every club.Prices are moderate, goods are guaranteed, and packing is done by experts of long experience.A VISIT iS SOLICITED.} New Advertisements.Grand Excursion\u2014G.N.Ry.Winter Board\u2014Mrs.Douglas.Parker's Whiskey Blane\u2014E.W.Parker.Great Cheap Sale-Z.Paquet.Gordon\u2019s Dry Gin\u2014Law, Young & Co.Magic Baking Powder\u2014E.W.Gillet & Ce.Valuable Properties foe Sale\u2014Amos.J.| Colston.Millinery Galleriss\u2014Ball\u2019s.Specialists in Local Securities\u2014Bruneau 3 Dupuis.Municipal Railroad Bonde\u2014A.B.Leach & Co.*Fashion-Crah'\u2014Roy & Roy.Put In Coal\u2014The Canadian Import Company.TD NET OPENING WEDNESDAY, [21 SEPT.1906 GLOVER, FRY & 0 sept.11x3 mr LD WAR T0 ON FOR YOU.DYEING & CLEANING AS IT SHOULD BE DONE ONLY - - - AT\u2014 GLOVER'S Dyeing & Cleaning Works, 863 ST.JOHN STREBT.PHONE 1810 WINTER BOARD.St.George's House, 18 Anne St.Good central location.Warm, com- fpctable.sunny rooms.A few vacancies for October Ist.Good suits of rooms.Hot and cold baths.Also = for a few table boarders.rR.dé Mrs.Douglas, BELL'S MILLINERY (GALLERIES 436 ST.CATHERINE STREET, WEST, MONTREAL.1906 Autumn Opening OF OUR MILLINERY asd COSTUME GALLERIES W.HENRY BELL Invites your inspection of his Imown ons n Millinery and Costumes.This Season's Models from Paris and Vienua Clipse anything ever bedore shewn in Montresl.MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY.sept.l3xIm EXCURSION Grand Mere \u201c Shawinigan Falls VIA G.N.RY.Saturday, Sept.15th Special train leaves Q &.L.8 John Ry.Station at 11 p.m.sharp calling at Lorette, Valcartier, St.Catherines, Et.Baymond and Intermediate Stations oa GK.Ry.Return train leaves Shawinigan Fulls,, at 7 p.m.Sunday, arriving at Quebec aimidnight.Tickets are good to return on all regular trains, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, 16th, 17th and 18th, Nations! Lacrosse Club will scoompaoy the Excursion.FARE :\u2014ADULTS $1.55, CHILOREN 800, Tickets can be procured at T HO'Neill, 848 John &., Jos.Cote, Tobnoconist.Joseph ft., and at the e tt.John Statign on tho evening of the Exon.THE RUSTIC THEATRE A Rent House Grounds is win rumning, a: continue unti the 10th imstant.One of the beet bille of \u2018he stavon is op the this we, 11 LL \u2018apace of ground of about thirty-five CITY OF QUEBEC, + BY LAW NO.404.To Amend the By-Laws Concerning Carters\u2019 Stands and the Tariff.(Dram in the French Language.) Ate pecting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, heid on the thirty-first ay of August, nineteen bundred and uix, the following Bylaw was readefor the first time.Be it ordained sud eamcted, snd the said Council doth hereby ordain and enact as follows, to wit:\u2014 lo.\u2014A carters\u2019 ataud is bereby ea tablished on the cast aide of Chau- Veau Avenue, in said City, i on the north side, at a distance of one hundred feet from Fabrique street, that is to say, in line with the Kiosk actually erected, run South and the vehi shall be pla so as not to obstruct nov impede the foot passengers of vehicles on the alleys or romds to said Cheuveau Avenue to the City Hall.20.~The carters\u2019 stand on Boulevard Laugelier comprises only, in the mid- die ui said Boulevard i .feet frontage un Bt.Joeeph street, running towards Bt, Francis street, aud it is forbidden to station vehicles outside of that space of ground.3u.\u2014In the tariff for hackney care riuges, contained in By-Law No.402 passed this Council, \u2018on the 15th day of June, 1906, the words * For each trunk carried on one of said Yehicles shall be replaced, as fol- ows: \u201cFor cach trunk carried on coe of the above mentioned vehicles, the carter having to _ deliver said trunk in the building and at its place of destination, in the particular place that shall be indicated by the posses sor of said trunk.\u201d - to.\u2014The present By-Law is consider ei as forming part of the By-Laws actually in force concerning the eart- ers\u2019 stamls and carters\u2019 in this City.\u2019 PUBLIC NOTICE.Is BEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to the provisions of the divers statutes, above By-Law will be read: a second time and on Friday, the TWENTY-FIRST day of SEPTEMBER nipeteen hundred and six.By order, H.J.J.B, CHOUINARD, City Clerk Quebec, Sth September, 1906.YalLODI Properties for Sue.ESTATE LATE JUDGE ANDREWS \u201cCASTEL COUCY\u2018\u2019\u2014That well known residence and grounds beautifully tétasted on the ban ce of the River BL Charles, fronting on the Little River Road, containing about 20 acres.\u201cBROCKVALE'*\u2014On the Little River Road within easy distance of St Valier Street Toll Gate, containing about one acre.\u201cTHE OLD HOMESTEAD \u2014Situat- ed immediately outside of 8t.Valier Street Toll ate, bounded fn front by the Little River Road, in rear by the C.P.R.tracks, containing shout 11 acies.PERFECT TITLES.NO GROUND RENTS.For Particulars Apply to AMOS J.COLSTON, Hochelaga Bank Buildings, St.Peter Street.20P.C.Reduction Price of Coke FOR THE Next 30 Days Only Quebec Gas Coy, Telephone 268 ph 16z1w WHEN LOOKING FOR An elegant Mantle or Fur Ruff, look for ua SYNDICATE OF QUÉBEC.4-6-10-13-18.No tourist should full to takes trip the interesting Huron Indian - ©, at Indian Lorette and to Lake Joseph, by the Quebec and Lake & John Raliway train.leaving que ee at 8.46 a.m, 10 00 a.m.or 1.46 .m., daily except Sundays, retarn~ be to town at Liu pm 648 .m or 8.00 pm A train leaves Bushee on Sundays at 148 pm.or St.Raymon: returning sarpivea In town atd.pa Fxourtl kets are sold at Qu a atur arte sations on Q.& L + actes | fe At Spencer Wood Yesterday In Honor of the Americanists, The official reception and garden party given at Spencer Wood yester- | day afternoow by Bis Honor the licutepmnt-Governor and Lady Jette, , in honor of the visiting delegates to the fifteenth snnusl congress of the luternational Aunerieanists, was a splendid success, and attended by sev- wal hundred invited .\u2018The function lasted from 4 to 6 n'elock, and the visiturs as they arrived were received by His Honor the lieut.- Governor, Lady Jette and Mise Jette, sttemded by Major Sheppard and Capt.A.de L.Fanet, A.I.C., as they were presented in the spacieus par- ors of the Gubematoriai residence.The band of the R.C.G.A.was present and discoursed an excellent programme of music on the lawm, while tbe guests promenaded through, the parlors, conservatories and beautiful grounds of Spencer Wood, Besides the visiting delegates there were present & lai r of the elite of Quebec, and ue Americemists seemed delighted with the hospitable courtesy shown them, together with the beauty of the surrounding scenio grounds, ard pleasant iutercourse with Quebmc\u2019s ladies and gentlenven.Refreshments were served throughout the afternoon, and everything done by the host and charming hostesses\u2019 to nake the reception and garden party plearant for their guests, and it is seedless to say success attended their most pleasing efforts, as is usual at all functions given at Spencer Wood\u2014_\u2014 WHERE T0 GO | _ To find the nest selection of cloaks is at MARCEAU & CIE, 1 155 St, Joseph street.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEW LEVIS CENTRAL STATION.The Levis City Council has award-d the contracts for the work ot transforming the building recently occupied oa a school by the Freres Maristes into a central station for the police and fire brigades.Joseph Couture se cured the contract for the masonry, amounting to 81,604 ; Geo.Roy, carpenter work, $3,300 ; Gingras & Nadeau, plumbing work, $230, and Fdgar Lemieux, electric installation, $53.A GREAT BILL.For the closing week of the Rustic Theatre at Kent House Grounds a great bill has been erranged.The theatre closes on the 16th, and there should be large audiences this week.The FALLS DRIED UP, Falls of Montmorency just now present a remarkable porn suri and a repetition of the state of afairs which existed for a time Inst summer is to be observed.The great volume of water which usually goes to make up the picturesque cataract has almost entirely dried up, and only à couple of these streams are now trickling down.The rush and roar of the torrent are conspicuous by their absence, and the bare rock of the channel down which the water coursed is plainly visible.850 YARDS.Of lieu for tablecloths, valued 85 cents, will be offered for sale day, Thursday, at 23 cents only, MARCEAU & CIE, 1 135 St.Joseph street.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE.At a recent meeting of the Women's Christian Association the following rotolution wan passed relative to the death of the late Mr.T.H.Oliver : Resolved,\u2014That as an Association wa have to deplore the death of T.H.Oliver, Faq.who at the time of his decease and .for many years previous was our legal adviser, and also an uctive and valued member of the advisory board.His wise counsel and kindly deeds will not be readily forgotten and to-day we desire to place on record our deep appreciation of the many valnable services he render.od this association.NO ONE SHOULD MISS IT.No_one should miss the big bill at the Rustic Theatre at Kent House Grounds this wvek, The specialty of the colored performers, five in num.bet, is alone worth a visit.at to \u2014\u2014 eee '{ 8T, BRINGET'S ASYLUM BAZAAR, Tho Bazaar at present bring held at Tara Hall in aid of the St.Bridget\u2019 Asylum is not as largely attended as the ladies in charge would wish, and the handsome exhibition of fancy and useful articles on sale desorves.The ladies who have the management of the fair in hand have gona to great trouble to organise afternoon amd evening entertrinmonts for their patrons, and it is regrettable thnt the, are not merviving more encourage.neat, especially from the gentlemen of Quebec.The Basaar ir held, as nl- ready stated, for a worthy charitable object, and the citizens of Quebec should avail themselves of the op; tunity to visit the Bazesr, and Bip it along by their assistance.AUDITORIUM.The Pollard children greeted with another bumper House at the Auditorium last evening, not a seat on the floor of the large building be ing vacant, while the buleony and ga were packed.The audience be- vides large was enthusiastie, and the youthful performers wars repeatedly applauded and encored.\u201cThe Gedsha\u2019 was the plecs presented by the company, and when {t ia said that the actors and actraemes performed their reapeotive parts in a manner equal in every tespect to that in the other plays that have been given by the! compnny during the present season, In ww t proof that last night's entertainment was a lete success In avery Jorticdlar.hat wid company appear in \u201c Girl,\u201d when a crowded house and a fret ones performa be Interesting Meeting of the Congress was Held Yesterday.The Americaziste kad only one sit.ling yestgrday w n y met in the morning the Legislative Assembly room.Bome very interesting papers wero read by Mr.Ernest Gagnon on \u201c\u2019Musio among the Indians in Canada.\u201d Mrs.Charlotte Gapood Mason, \u201cA Key to the Industrial and Social Evolution of the American Indian,\u201d Miss Natalie Curtis, \u201cIndian Song and Its Place in the Life of the Incian,\u201d Miss Angel de Tora, \u201cAn Pffort to Encouragv Indian Art,\u201d and Dr.Dionne, \u201cThe Indian Tangua in Canada and the Lorc\u2019s Prayer.\u201d Miss Curtis, in particular, was frequently applauded for ber vocal illustrations the songs and chants of the dillerent tribes, such as the Navayas of New Mexico, the Pawnies of Oldohama, and the Hopi Publos.This evening there will be a recoption at Laval University given by the rector and professors.NEW INDUSTRIES His Worship the Mayor tn Favor of a Committee to Promote the Object, The Industrial Committee advocated by the Chronicle to encourage out- vide capitalists to establish a branch of their factories in the city of Quebes is evidently assuming practical consideration, and {4 is to be hoped that such a committee will be form- od without much loss of time.On Tuesday last Mr.L.A.Moisan brought the importent matter before « genernl mecting of the Quebec Board of Trade, and wuggested tliat Me.T.LeVamseur, Secretary of the Board, would make & suitable sccre- tary in connection with the Board duties for the proposed bureau.A resolution was finally odoptad that the Quebec Board of Trade should communicate with the City Council on the subject with the object of both bodies forming æ joint industrial com- mitiee to promote the extablishment of new industries in Quebec.In view of the steps taken by the Board of Trade, a Chronicle reporter called upon Mayor Garneau at his office in the City Hall yesterday forenoon to learn his opinion on the matter.Mayor Garneau anid he had read the proceedings of tha Board in the Chronicle, and was favorably impressed with ths idea of an industrial bureau, and was prepared to receive a committee from the Board of Trade to discuss the question and come to an arrangement by whick-the city and Board could\u2019 agree upon the salary to be paid io the necrafary.He said that he waa convinced that Mr.'T.LeVasscur was a capable man to fill the porition, ineonnection with bis Board of Trade dutics, and be thought that nomething practical might be the outenme of the experiment.The work done by the Hemilton, Ont, Industrial Committee, who succeeded in inducing no less than sixty-five manufacturers to invest in tha establishment of industries of that industrial Western city, was pointed out to His Worship.and he appeared perfectly familiar with the informe- tion advanced, and at the same time showed he was in favar of the proposed bureau, or any other good thing that might advance the business in- terents of Quebec.The question of the emtablishment of an industrial bureau in Ouebeq.to encourage outside capitalists to erect and manage new manufacturing enterprises in this cilv, ie now up to the Queher Board of Trade, and {he sooner a sub-committee ix appointed to confer with the City Council the better ft will be for the city and all concern A CORKECTION.In yesterday's report of the pro- oéedings of the Waterworks Cormnittee, on the previous evening, a slight etror occurred, which wa wish to testify.When an objection was made to Mr.F.Parent's tender for sewer ipes, becauro it was received too te, Ald.Duquet moved that the tender be received and opened.This motion was supported by Ald.Mathie, while Aki.Shink and Mulroney voted against it.As à casting vote had to be given, Mayor Garnewu, who is ex-officio member of all commit.tues, voted in favor of Ald.Duquet's motion, and Mr.Parent's tender was considered lika all others.However, Mr.L.H.Potors\u2019 tender was the lowest and received the unanimous vote of the Conmittes na being the most advantageous for the city.You can obtain Certain Body-Building Results by Using GRAPE-NUTS FOOD.If one takes the avouble to carefully ciestion à person that has lmen uting Grape-Nuts Food for two or three weeks, the facts will be brought out that gradually there comes over the liody w feeli of increased strength, particularly of mental strength and ability.The mind works clearer and more actively when it playa upon & brain that in (eeshened.remilt sind properly conntructed Ay the fond dements intended by nature for svoh work.This in @ | profomnt fnet regarding the kind of matoriai Natures muet have to unite the gray matter In the train and _norve centres throughout the tuly.Therefore, the amer run expect and obtain a definite result from the rrqular use of Grape-Nuts.\u201cheros à reason,\u201d Even the weather contributed its share to the general success of the annual\"pie-nic of the employes of, the Q.R.L & P.:Co., the fret division of whom, with their wives, children and friends, kad a very cnjoyable out ing at the Falls yesterday.Special traine left at 8.30 am.and | ps, and these were filled to their t capacity, but all the trains during the afternoon eatried crawds of to and fron?the picnic grounds, and it is estimated that a couple of thousand people io all took part in the Pa number of the lending of num Ol ot ficials and officers of a including Mrplace in the stomach.Food deceysd in fa body after being eaten is as dangerous to Bealth as food decayed befory being esten.Food nourishes or poisons, just according to how leng it remains in tbe Bowels ted.\"Cascarets are the simplest and surest safeguard against Delsyod Digestion yet discovered.Sold in a this Enamel Box, helf as thick as your watch, which fits Into the vest pookst or lady's purse as if it grew there.ln this round-edged Enemel box are found six small Candy Tablets.One of these toothsome tablets works \u2018wonders for digestion.pany were present, A.P.Doddridge, Superintendent of the Light and Power Division, Mr.| J.A.Everell, Saperintendent of the Montmorency Divigon, H.N.Bart | lett, Ruperintendent Citadel Division, | J.8, Blanchet, Beoretary, and others.! The races, games and dancing took place in the park on the other wide of | the Falls, but all the privileges of the f Kent Bouse Grounds proper were free | to the pie-nie party, Pi is need- | less to say that a very large propor- \u2018 tion took in the attractive programe | \u2018at the theatre, visited the fine collec- ' tion of animals in Bolt, Renfrew & ! Co.\u2019s reserve, or enjoyed the natural | beauties of the charming resort.i At the picnic ground a fine pro £remme of: races, ete, wers carried out, and provided grost sport for the big gathering.The events were run | under the direction of very offi- | cient officials and in a manner most satisfactory to all.Lieut.Norman : Fletcher was an impartial judge, Mr.R.Mayne head was a successful clerk of the course, keeping the programme moving satisfactorily, and F R.Gelley officiated ns starter with ability.A large orchestra supplied music in the spacious pavilion for the dancers, and this was one of the most popular attractions of the day, the devoters of the \u201clight fantastic\u201d occupying the floor with vigor the entire day.This portion of the entertainment was under the direction of Me.Robt.Crotty, who acted as floor manager with his usual success.His assistante were Messrs.N, Grenier and P.Giroux, and all worked hard to make their por tion of the day's entertainment a pleasant one.While a goodly portion of the pic nic party returned to town in the evening, many remained over at Kent House, where a most enjoyable ending to the day's pleasure wos had.Munager Baker was to the fore in making their stay at Kent House pleasant and dancing and a thoroughly social time helped to pass away the hours until the last car for town was announced and all returning about midnight greatly delighted with the first day's experience of ihe annual pic-nie.The second division of the employes will have their pic-nic Wednesday next.The committee in charge of the pic- nie, and to whom great credit is due for organizing and successfully carrying out the most successful pic-nic ever held by the employes, was composed of the following :\u2014H.N.Bartlett, chairman ; J.A.Everill, A.P, Doddridge, W.Langford, N.Grenier, R.Crotty, Hogan, R.Mayne Reade, R.Gelley.The winners in the races and games yesterday were as follows :\u2014 1.One hundred yards (employes vver 44 yeurs)\u2014lst, W.Beach; ind, À.Bruyere ; 3rd, Geo.Boisvert ; ith, J.Desnoyer.2.Girls under 6\u20141st, G.Kennedy ; 2nd, Rose Legare; 3rd, J.Lepage ; 4th, 8.Vezina.3.One hundred yards (30 to 40 years)\u2014lst, G.Duchaine; 2nd, N.Pouliot ; 3rd, A.Fournier; #h, N.Marceau.4.Boys under G\u20141st, Whiting ; 2nd, D.McMahon ; 3rd, A.Levasseur ; 4th, C.\u2018Kennedy.: 5.Employes (20 to 30 years)\u2014lat, I.Kell; 2nd, P.Moran ; 3rd, G.Cote; 4th, A.Shanahan.6.Girls (6 to.10)\u2014l1st, 8, Keough ; 2nd, Rose levasseur; 3rd, Mina Crotty ; 4th, 8.Beach.7.Boys (6 to 10)\u2014lst, Begin; 2nd, L.Dumais ; 3rd, H.Crotty ; 4th, W, on Hunter; 5th, J.Hervey; 6th, H.Beach.R.Employes (13 to 20)\u2014lat, J.Walsh; 2nd, J.Bartlett; 3rd, W, Marquis ; 4th, Nadeau.9.Girls (10 to 15)\u2014let, A.Gelley ; 2nd, M.Moran; 3rd, M.Vezina ; 4th, Lemoine ; 5th, Beach; 6th, Robitaille.16.Boye (10 to 15)\u2014Ist, W.Harvey ; 2nd, L.Grenier and G.Atherton; 3rd, Whiting; 4th, J.Dimais.11.Putting 16 ™.shot\u20141st, P.Moran, 30.6; 2ud, McDonough, 28.7 ; 3rd, J, Coughlin, 25.10.12.Girls (15 to M)\u2014lat, A.Gelley ; 2nd, B.Robitaille ; 3rd, Bonheur ; 4th, J.Paradis and À.Sutclifie ; 5th, P.Temelin ; 6th, L.Lepage.13.Tong jump\u2014lst, Kennedy, 13.1 ; nd, P.Moran, 12.11 ; $ed.T.Kell, 12.10.14.Ladies (20 to M\u2014Ist, J.Paradis; nd, C.lepage; 3rd, L.Vezina ; 4th, Teasler.18.Quarter mile\u20141st, J.Baker : 2nd.Pouliot ; 3rd, Kennedy ; 4th, C.Bruere.18.Married women (30 ta 60)\u2014tet, Mdme, Fournier: 3nd, Mdme.la.france: Med.Mdme.Tessard : 4th, Mdme.Boucher; 5th, Mdme.Gellev.17.High ivmp\u20141at, Michel ; Sad, Cote : 2rd, Desnoyers.18.Putting 28 ®.shot\u2014Iat, P.Maran.21.9: Ind, Roach, 16.9; 3nd, Tremblay, 17.4.19.Han-sten-and-jump\u2014lat, Ward, 32.3; 2nd, J.Roach, 31.7; Md, P.Norsn, 31.6.MANAGER JUST BACK.Mr.F.A.Moyette, of Ottawa, who astimed the management of the piano and organ department of the firm of P.T.Vegnre, of thie ejty, is fust back from the Toronto Exhibition and other points whre pianos and or.gona are monnfactured on a large wale, Mr.Mevoits haw shosen from the axhibitz an exten fiom Tot of fn.ntrimente, whith will be shipped in à few days to be hero on time for the opening of the pew warernoma \u201chich Soon as placed In the mouth It starts the Saliva flowing, which at once gets to work dissolving it.The Saliva becomes blended with the Candy Cascaret tablet, and from the moment they start going down your throat together they start working together.Now, what do they work af?Bowelwork, of course, \u2014Digestion.Some foiks think Digestion takes place in the Stomach only.But that's a great mistake! Most of the Digestion occurs in the thirty fest of Iniestines that connect with the Stomach.Now, these Intestines are 30 fost long, for a purpose.They src Xned with @ set of little mouths, that squeeze Digestive Juices foto the Food eaten.et The Digestive Juices thus mix with 1mEË QUELRO CHRONICLE.; & ae ES SE en mer ir 2\" À ENJOYABLE PICNIC| How Good Food may ) 39 | ru Qing of tn GAL.4 turn to Poison et \u2014 .\u201ca BCAY sot you ue = Selva mize | OFFICIAL RECEPTION|THE AMERICANISTS| the Fale.Tao, ra am use tan nee ee that food into nourishment; as it pames s'eng the channel.Ths Intestines are also fined with mile Bans of little suction pempe, that desw the Nutriment from Food, ag it pesses them in going through, * * * This Nutriment is then carried into fhe Blood, and spread over the Body se Brain, Bone and Brawn.But, when the Bowel-Musciss are week, the Food moves too slowly to stimulate the little Gastric Mouths and there is no flow, or too little flow of Digestive Julos, to change the food into nourishment.Then, the food decays in the Bowels, and in the thirty feet of Intestines.When this Decay begins the litte suo- thon pumps draw Poison from the Food, into the blood, Instead of the Nutrition ft should have drawn.- Now, Casearets contain the only combination of drugs that Stimulates these Muscles of the Bowels and Intestines Just as a Cold Bath, or open-air Exercise, stimulates a Lazy Man.Cascarets therefore act like Exercise.They produce the same sort of Natural result that a Six Mile walk is the country would produce, without any Injurlous Chemical effect.* * * The Vest Pocket Cascaret Box Is sold by ail Druggists, at Ten Cents.Be sure you get the genuine, made only by the Sterling Remedy Company, and never sold in bulk.Every tablet stamped \u201ccee.\u201d , À sample and the famous booklet \u201c\u2018Curas of Constipation,\u201d Free for the asking.Address Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago \u201cvr New York.ns TOP OF THE MORNING TO YOU ! DO YOU NEED THAT WILL GIVE GROCERIE SATISFACTION?IF YOU DO CALL ON US.CAMPING ORDERS A SPECIALTY.M.BOYCE & SON, 19-21 COTE D'ABRAHAM, QUEBEC.BSTAB'D 1858 _ Lo HELLO 294/ Walorman's \u201cIdeal\u201d Fountain Pens $2.50 to $8.00 \u201cSterling\u201d Middle Joint F.Pens 2.50 to 6.00 \u201cStrathcona\u201d With 14 Carat Pens - - (ALL OTHER DEALERS IN THIS PEN CHARGE $1.25) \u201cEmpire\u201d with Triple Gilt Pen - - - - 256 MOORES 148 ST.JOHN STREET.» 118 MOUNTAIN HILL Faguy, pinay Frere) prices.of fashion.and as big as 50 Are the please.165 SAMPLES | Of Cloaks for Ladies\u2019, Young Girls aud Children will be sold immediately.are of the latest novelties, at exceptionally low Don't forget our Costumes, they are the height OUR OVERCOATS and SUITS For Men and Children Lave been received.Nothing to equal the style and finish of these goods.À visit will convince you of what we say.Our Undershirts and Drawers For Ladies\u2019 and Children are complete.Don\u2019t forget that we make a specialty in sizes, that is to say thot we keep as small as 20 inches OUR FURS , variety evar soen and to be sold at riculously low prices.A visit if you All these ramples Faguy,Lepinay& Frere 262-264 St.John Street. et THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1l.ud, 9 \u2018RE QUEBEC CHRONIOLR H.B.BIGNELD| _zagm .| === | THE CM.RL PRIZE|__ HOTELS.| _EDUCATIONAL publ chi Lo Las cœud (afi 35, The Commissioners of The NEWS À |Won by Quebec Cty mite|[ Newvomame | WALLACE COLLEGE service) to be connected 0 pee Association has MURRAY HILL aurs Es ee C0 0 Transcontines a Rattway \u2014 Ar od.HOTEL COMPLETE COURSES now asscoiated wi ), 7 .son.Weoribend.Telegraph, Da Champion, Agent Campers nd NOTICE.THE PRO QU ESTION NOW FOR FOOTBALL 2° ! - 4Oth-41st se & Park Ave.\u201cTre a EP ns ee ST oe TEA roe Dba a imam de | prime em | me ; peus transacted for friends im Commissionars of tbe Transcontinæe | Quebec Rugby Union Said to| This Week will See All Blg | 2 Crus en Military Rift _Thoronglly moderuing user ! 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Everything rofile and book of reference of the ands required for the purposes of the Eastern Division of the National Transcontinental Railway through said County of Portneuf, in the oon- struction of a branch line 1.26 reiles in longe from a point on the main line of the said Transcontinental Railway at mile 8 from North abutment Quebec Bridge thence to and commect- ing with the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway near Belair Station in said County of Portneuf.Owners or occupiers of any of the lands affected ae hereby sautionsd inst the removal or defacing o 5 stakes, hubs, bench marks, ete, placed on euch lands by the Engineers of the said Commissioners.By order, P.E.RYAN, Secretary, Ths Commissioners of the Trans continental Railway.: Dated at Ottawo, this 13th day of August, 1906.aug.20xIm, \u2019 NEW PHOTO SUPPLES Get the Best Material for Good Work.Pertaining to Cameras, Kodaks, Ete.1 Anexperienced Photogra her in où: | of the developing and pl ot printing der Get the Lowest Prices and Best Work at JOHN E.WALSH, Bookseller and Stationer, 11 ST.JOHN ST., QUEBEC Province of Quebec, In the Pistrict of Quebec, Superior Court.Dame Helene Bergeron, residing in the City of Quebec, wife vommon® as to property with Eugene Croteau, and duly authorized to ester en Justice.ve Plaintif ; The said Eugene Croteau, heretofore of the parish of St.Apollinaire and now of parts unknown.Defendant; An action in separation as to property was instituted on the fifteenth day of August, one thousand nine hundred and six.Quebec, 5th Septen.bor, 1906.Sootch Anthracite.Drouin Pelletier, Baillargeon and \u2014\u2014_ St.Laurent.\u2018 -A VISIT SOLICITED.\u2014\u2014 Atty's.for Plaintiff, TELEPHONE 369 sept.8xIm ang.14z1m FINE FURNITURE An extensive stock of | the latest and most up- to-date furniture.ALL NEW GOODS.All to be sold at ths lowest prices.CHEAP SALE NOW ON.Jas.Perry, 823 St.Paul St.Richeljon & Qnt.Nav, Co,, Bldg, 46 DALHOUSIE STREET, (3rd FLAT.) TREMOMES \u2014UOFFGE 300, BESIENCE 428 Pp.O BOX 280 Canada, In the Province of Quebec, District of Beauce, Superior Court.No.180.Anna Audet, wife common as to of Joseph \u201cCote, trader, PE Érubert de Spaulding, in the Districh of Beauce, vs Plaiatif ; The said Joseph Cote, Defendant An action for separution as to ty was instituted this dey against the defendant, Bt.Joseph, Beauce, 14th May, 1964.TALBOT & GODBOUT, Atty's for Plaintif, sug.24xlm.LN [OF \u2018BAKING POWDER .| AUDITORIUM) ALL THIS WEEK.MATINEE SATURDAY Paollard\u2019s Lill:putian Opera 6o MONDAY.\u2018A RUNAWAY GIRL\" Tuxspay.\u2018BELLE OF NEW YORK\u2018 WEXSIIDAT.\u2018\u201cGEISH A°° THTRADAY.\u2018A GAIETY GIRL Fripay, \u2018\u201cMIKADO\u2018 BAT, MAT.\u2018BELLE OF NEW YORK\" Sat.Niont, \u2018\u2019LAOY SLAVEY\" ba.Sum \u201cLay Lave ESET ES DELAWARE AND HUDSON R.A.The Shariest and Quickest Rests = BATWARAN \u2014 Montreal and New York Anthracite Coal Exclusively No Soka.Mo Dust Less Montres 721 ad 10.15 AM, 6.46, an 4 8.1) arrive New York 8,00 and 9.00 P.M,, 7.16, and 7.13 DINING AND CAFR CARS ON DAY TRAINS L10P.M.Train from Point Levi, @.T.B,, neck 8 Bt lambert with New vox night éxproms vis 200 P.M.train (O.P.R.) from Quebes, Moa: \u2018real 5.45 PA Osos with New a ao exprom via D.& HL Exprem irom Halifax leaving Levis at 12.45 P.2 \u201cD.& HL\" alo connects at 88.Lamoert loaist upon tickets via the DRLAWARS & HUDSON, The ouly Las song L06 penatiiui aboee 2 Lake Champlain.MELE or SURDIOK, Gras Pasteur A gett a a Canada, Province of Quebec, Recorder's Diatriot of Quebec, Court.City of Quebec.No.129 Civil.City of Quebec, Plaintif ; va, Peter Jordan, Defendant.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby ven that.in virtue of a Writ of Fieri Farias de Bonie, issued in this cause, she goods and chattels of the above named defendant, consisting of frames and pictures, graphophone, piano, curtains, and also an amortment of canned goods, scales, cash register, &e., &c., seized in this cause, will be sold on WEDNESDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AT JuN O'CLOCK, on the Monmtaplm MNghket place, and in virtua of the above writ, the rale of liquors and bar fixtures will take ace at No 84 Palace street, at ONE O'CLOCK P.M, on THE NINETEENTH OF SEPTEMBER above mentioned.Quebeo, September 10th, 1904.GEORGES TRUD&L, .cere 8B, Op | Montreal, Sept.12\u2014The Quebec Rugby Union is on the brink of an upheaval.The question of professionalism and of allowing professionals to Play with amateurs is one that will ave to be dealt with.A meeting to settle this question will probably be called shortly before the.season starts, Both in Montreal and Ottawa, the situation is such that it is almost impousible to go on without taking some stops ; for without forcing the situation, it is almost impossible to keep men who have played lacrosse entirely out of Rugby, and all lacrosse players, according to the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union rulings, are professionals.The matter has been seriously discussed in Montreal, as the probabilities are that one or two lacrosse players may go in for Rugby this season.The sume situation presents itself in Ottewa, and action is almost unavoidable.If a meeting to decide the point in question should be held, and if it should be decided that the rule which is now in force in the National Lacrosse Union, and in the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association be adopted, the troubles of the Quebec Rugby Union will only ba commene- ing.The rule referred to saye : \u2018\u201cAmateurs shall be permitted to play with professionals.\u201d Now, in Ottawa, from news received here, Harvey Pulford, Alf.Smith and Arthur Moore have already announced that if out and out professionals are permitted to intermingle with the other players.they will withdraw.Bere in Montreal the Westmount Club, if it sticks to the position it har taken in regard - to lacrosse, will almost surely withdraw from the Union.Yet a prominent member of the Wonireal Club, whn holds a high position in the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association, seems to think that there ir nothing for it to dn.hut to pass the rule above referred to.If Westmount should withdraw {hic would give opportunity for another club to take up its dates.NATIONALS MAY COME, There was to have been a practice of the Quebte Incrosse team on the Q.A.A.grounds last evening, but it was called off until this evening.As al ready stated.the executive has been in correspondence with some of the senior teams with a view to securing an exhibition game here.It is likel.that terms will be made with the senior Nationals for a match.THF.KICKERS\u2019 COLUMN.A football player always has a kick.Some players are roasted on the gridiron, A few players reach their goal in life on the football field.Hardware stores make good tackles.The quarter-back hasn't always a quarter.And some huif-backs baven't even | 50 cents.Wing men are auot always flyers.The bull doesn\u2019t always go into touch for money.ATHLETIC NOOM IN GREECE, Ukited States Consul Geo.Horton writes from Athens that the Olympie gumes have nroused a very general | interest in athletics among the Greek people.Two wealthy Greeks of Egypt, Meusrs.Rostoviz and Teanakles, have presented $60,000 to | the Government for the erection of à gymnasium at Athens, the building and equipment of which will be personally superintended by Crown Prince Constantine.The Swedish avatem of gymnastics will be largely followed, and, if present plans are carried ont, officers of the Swedish army will be _ employed as in- atruêtors.During the first three vears the running expenses will be defrayed by the two founders.GREAT TROTTING.Syracuse, N.Y., Sept.12\u2014The Grand Circuit races at the State Fair Grounds today was characterized by some notable turf work, which stirred the enthusiasm of & record-breaking crowd to a high pitch.Before the races proper, W.L.Snow drove Allen\u2019s Boy to beat 2.16 pacing.He Hd it in 2.00}.The second quarter in 29) was a remarkable showing, considering the comlition of the track In the second heat of the 2.05 trot ting race, Sweet Marie was driven by Alta P.McDonald for a record, ing the first quarter in 314, the Fair 1.02, three-quarters in 1.334, and the mile in 2.034, lowering her own mark huli a second, trotting = the fastest mile ol the year and lowering the world's recard for trotting mares in a raes by hall a second.BASEBALL RESULTS, (Eastern.) At Ruffalo: \u2014 Buffalo, 90; Providence, 4.Buffalo, 6: Providence, 1.At Rochester :\u2014 Jersey City, 0; Rochester, 1, (National.) At 8t.Louis :\u2014 8t.Louis-Chicago game postponed ; rain.At Boston : New York, 0; Boston, T.At Brooklyn w= Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphie, & At Pittsburg: \u2014 Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburg, 8, (American.) 4t New York: \u2014 Roston, 4; New York, 9, At Detroit: \u2014 Detroit, B; Cleveland, 4, At Philadelphia: \u2014 Philadelphia, 5; Washington, L At Chicago : A (cold st tion for s limited sumiec of par SAW 10 4250 Boer rename Kam abio, ge 92.00 Sieamene of this lina carey fovtomay otal al An raatis Coal in Bags to Quebec.AGENTS: ROTRERS, Glasg0% ; Tux Bonne RKeroanCo., Leg, Montieal ROSS & CO RM.S.King \u201cEdward THEOD.SIMPSON, Master Will sail from the Louise Basin, FRI- Steamer Champion.On an1 aft: Juno Mth, weather and cirou: stance permitting, this boat wil run as gw rom 8t Jean, Yrom i Parties on rn Gn bec (og Berth ior = ood, Wedede and Satu ™ Taie cicamae wii SRR 10 Berthier 2088 to give th® resdents oi thit elty an & Drea thing Une âne air où de free Darl ue lo.2 a as Quotes rer rte tr NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, Sept.12.\u2014Flour, receipts, 23,711 bbls.; exports, 19, i) Market, steady, Barley, steady.Wheat, mn 84,900 Rio ean exports, 0 \u2018bushois.bptions Teed barely ol sendy at a oo at a net advance of 1-8c.to 1-4c.Corn, receipts, 27,960 busheis; exporte, 106,026 bushels.Spot, firmer.Option market e steady a net rise of 1-8.to 3-80.Oats, receipts, 76,000 bushels.Spot, firmer.Rosin, » ol aa Sie Th.Cop- 8 in, quiet, \u2018 Cotton, spot; Rio, firm; mild, id, beady.Suger, raw, firm; refined, WE PURCHASE Entire Issues 0 Municipal Railroad AND Corporation Bonds A.B.LEACH & CO.NEW YORK.CHICAGO BOSTON PHILADELPHIA Lots fome spectally gtd mo PRIOR NET EXHIBITIONS OTTAWA and RETURN LIT rember ana shin.$5.60 .s E-Book debuasceonting wis.isa Sepiember 18th and 15th $.800 The sale vill de for se Ham Roturn Limit Sept, 17th, 1906 Tha inventory aad list of book dents, | WESTERN EXCURSIONS QOING SEPT.20, 21, 22.0 T3080 Til be open a oF stock 1112 | Valse to return wuill Cotober Oth, 1 Sop i 1908, tor for the as Port Huron, Nib coves teeenens 3s t+] one a poyment-\u2014DASH, Bay City, Mich .$31.06 V.E.PARADIS, Sapinew, Mich.§20,96 Ourator.| Gr.ni Rapide $22.90 Chicago, It} $22.00 Be Paul or Mi vemos $38.00 rail .Bt.Paul or Minneapolis (vis Upper Likes and Bault 84 Maris.$41.50 REDUCED FARES Until Osteber Jat.1908 Beeond Class Colonist Fare from Quebee to 185146 Vrcronie, VANCOUYEX, }348.90 2714840 Romar, Nxwsow, Tasit, Romeox, SyoxAxE.en {$43.40 San FRANCISCO, LOG ANGELSS.{ $5 | 50 Proportions te Rates to other Western Foluts Monrsot dopsrtare hes (Frey loaves Sor Pal nt os power.{TY 18.35 AM 21240 wm 17.00 P.M.American Surety Co., New (1DAlly except Sunday, *Uady.) York, Cosital aad\u2019 Sur ETE rr Cables, ata.ci C! 0 [obra fa iA idl Jette Oh ites TELEPHONE 377 \u2014 | ac) 5 Forts Land Laadl Defhowls Steak Steamer Frontenac.\u2014\u2014_ por wenn ws reo | NTLANTIG STEANSHIPS ori entier a nine permitios.| OF THE GANADIAN PACIFIC RY.Ay wen | ROYAL MAIL SERVICE ae TRE ati Bim s=FINEST AND FASTEST== ibn ros TRL a cake DD sons sunday.1.90, 3.30 éispm Il 12.188 m.DATE fen hf nen Montreal, Quebec and Liverpool 15.Lake Champlain lig stds on Teostors and | Jaturdse from Sat.eo; ve amp will b trip from hm a Gumes à 7 ociack | QUEBEC TO LONDON DIRECT AND THENCE TO ANTWERP Éept.16, Lake Michigan (Srd class ) 326.50 88.Laze CHaxerais and Larn Euim carry only ong cLass of Cabin passengers (Second Class) to whom is given the ac- comodation situated in the best part of theatesmer at $40.00, $42.50 acd $45.00 Lars Marron iat, $65.00 and up- \u201d var et $80.00 to $500.00; 2nd, $45.00 and $37.50; 3rd, $23.75 For full particulars as to rates, accom 2 | modation, apply to JULES HONE, Jr, Canadian Pacific By 30 St.John 8t., cor.Palace Hill, or General Office, 48 Dalhousie 8 or F.À Stocking, CE Tenny, Ticket Agents, Qu :bee.New York Central DEON RIVER RALLRO.ADIRON- 4 MUC ROUTE FROM T0 Time Table of June 17th, 1908 Trains lanve Windsor Station, Montreal, For RAM, Daily except | New York, Albany, OW- \u2019 Bufalo, Tu Laka 1.00 P.M.m rntimgdos Vaio Tho \u2018vest.\"holla \u201cFrain | Mea throdgh to New York.iy PULLMAN Parlor Cars où y Trains and Larson Night prete Moutreai Albany sad New Yorg LOCAL TKAINS 10 V' Chatesugusy.leaves Wi 5 aad tation, Moatreal pints dally except DAY, Bepiember 7th, for Natashquan Binary op Air.an 9.13 am.Sundey sad all intermediate porta of call a Pacific and Intarcolontal trains from or rates of passage and freight, and somnectas Montreal with wralus of the other particu ars, apply to York Central all ior tokets via the Si at HOLLIDAY BROS.i nadia pect cle had an: or writ to À 101 St.Peter street.an as diront Montreal.C.+, DALY, Pamenger Trafld Minaget.A CHARMING TRIP DOWN THR GULF OF ST.LAWRENCE People desiring to escape rom the dust and hurr; of city life during the hot monthx of the meen shonld take the Tota tr trip from Quebec to Jaspe, on the well Att à comfortable steamer GASPESIEN\"\" wiing from Quebec erurg two weeks 8.8 GASPESIEN $23.00 YO GASPE BASIN AND RETUR.( RULERS, NEXT SAILING: WEDNESDAY, SEPT.5th, at 4Pand afterwards on every aliornate Welnesday, For further information apply to BOUCHARD B mayiiskt 1» ers Lane Prize Medal, Philadephia Rxbibliion, 144, - OAKEYS ATL TTY Bea or Cisaning hand Pol ne UE cusery, 34, ob, 26, will ri KNIFEBOARDS Proven(frictionin cleaning & injory to tbe Koives, POLYBRILLIANT METALPOMACE Never becomesdry &hard like olber Metal Pasion SILVERSMITHS SOAP EMERY.EMERY.CLOTH.GLASSPRPER BLACK LEAD MancPACTURED BT JOHN OAKEY & SONS, Ltd., Wellington Mills, London, Engisnd, U.OAKEY & SONS, LTD, Wellington Mille, London.LU ss ulin] re MH Lu \u201c3 $51.40 SECOND CLASS QUEBEC TO Vancouver, Vistoria, Westminster.B.C., Seattle, Tacoma, Wash.and Portland, Ore.| August 27th to October 31st Low Rates to other Western Points in Canada snd United States.CENTRAL CANADA EXHIBITION OTTAWA SEPTEMBER Tth TO 15th Goo going Sept.12.15.} $8.00 Good going Sept.121s.1 $5.¢ 0 All tickets good for return und Sept.17th, 19064 HARVEST EXCURSIONS COLNIST CLASS TO THE CANADIAN NORTHWEST Sept.11th and 35th\u20141906 Good to Return Within 60 Days Rates on Application.For full particalars, anply Station, Chateau Frontenas c or Yoo Office, 30 St John St, corner Pa INTERCOLONIAL -_ RAILWAŸ TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS A3 FOLLOW\" \u2014 Te48 AM.Expres to Campbellton, daily e - copt Sunday.1.08 P.| expresto Murray Bay, Cacouna and Riviere du Loup, daily except Sunday.Carries Parlor and Dining Cacs, will bs withdrawn Sept 15th, 8.oorM Marke rain ar Riviere du Loup, ex s.20P.paie onl for Halifax and st, n, daily except Maturday, ping and Dining Cars on this train, 12.08 % uo Sign Express lor St.Hyacinthoand Montres : dally Seep: Binder.Sleep at Levis for 9.1) EM his train whl \"be\" withdrawa 12.48 P.M.* Rariime for Montedaily, Parlor and Fe Cars ale 418 P.M.mi, af are St.Hracinthe and Montexcept Sunday, Muffet and OTTAWA EXHIBITION Botern Tickets September QF 3 () 10,12, 14.220000000e Return Tickets September 7,8,9,11,13,15.$8.00 Return Limit September 17th, 06 ROYAL MAIL SPECIAL TO RIMOUSKI, The Mail Special from Montreal to Rimouski, which leaves Montreal every Friday night at 7.45 P.M., will run through to Fittle Metis, until Friday, 2 21st Sept.inclusive.This train at 24.50 o'clock and carrion passengers.Tad For further rerticulatsand Sleeping or Parlor Car accommodation, please anply tn Clty Ticket | Offioms No.7 Dn Fori Kireet and No.3 Hathousis Street.Telephones 580 end 99 EBEC CENTRAL Ques: RAILWAY à ; | 3 SOLID TRAINS NEW YORK, BOSTON, PORTLAND Teatne Laave Lovie.WHICE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS 8.00 For Beauce, Megantic, Sherbmoie.Port hl land and Boston, Parlor Huffet Car to A.M.Portland, daily cxoapt dunday.NEW YORK LIWITED 2 15 For sharhrouke, Sarincfield and New « York.Buff-t Slec ing Car to New York PM York, daily except sainrday.BOSTON EXPRESS 3 45 For Beauce, Megantic, Sherbrooke, Boston and all prints: sotith, daily except Suda.LLB Throng uliman Sleeping Cur to Boston.On Sundays, ton Pullman will De place on Now Yok Lid.at 213 p.m., makiug y servics ACCOMODATION.L 0 For -herbrminke and intermediate stations dally except saturday.peice loemstiva and Pullmsa resarva tionsapply 8! Tiaret 024 rs.SENS agi 8 Lin SL, Quevea.The Now Routs to taa Far-Famed nay.and after Sunday.Sept.trat a Er et Bast Oth.108, traine LEAVE QUEBRT ABA M.Fir Kyberral an 1 3 1100011 .SxS pl pandas with pa rioe ul.dabiy 1.as but or Lake St pate dally except au un Ra; 1.Snnda; te 5 Bork Foi Rayaond, daly cease Sun 10.oo¥ Foe Robeeval and Chigrutimi = Saturn day ont.(with sleaping ear lot a) ARRIVE AT QUEBEQ >.votes From Chiooutinii and Roberval, daily { Sunday, .8 Raymond, das except Sun 4.48 P.a Lake SL 10h, day exo oe.Ps rom Roberval, Monda; pont 8.00 P.M.From Riviere a Piorte or dany = sept Sunday aud Monday, and frou Tnque Jet.on Wednesday and satan 9.48 EM.From 8.Raymond, Sunday or PERERA in Frontera endat xy d Ticket Show a En av.Ay.sad L 7.iso at V.Dion's, hat A ax car acoomamotation can r a Bask 's office.be be vel nt Quebec station after À; ALEX.HARDY, dea.Pass.Agent.Quecse, June Léth, 13d.Steamer Orleans.Quaud after 10 Sent, time and cireametanou permitiiog this steamer will leave as foiinws :\u2014 FROM ISLAND quesse sam sam om Tam A18a wm £18 A] 10.602, m8.11900 LN pm 10pm.in pe 4.pu am a on rRIDAY and SATURDAY ~ ou sunear \u2026 aa 10 pm Hz : \u201cHE.CATR + rile Wl A MONEY MY STORE ON APPLYING TO A CERTAIN SUM OF MONEY IN OWNER CAN HAVE SAME GRONDIN TE TOBACCONIST 61 BUADE STREET, OPPOSITE BASILICA SQUARE FOUND.SATURDAY.ON QUEBEC'S CIGAR DIXIE - THAT'S ALL.GAS FIXTURES \u2014 OF THE \u2014 LATEST DESIGNS.AUER LIGHTS IN VARIOUS PATTERNS.Call and See Our Elegant Display nc0HANICS SUPPLY CO, Davenport Sofa Beds \u2014 AND \u2014 Steel Frame Bad Lounges.| Brass and Iron Beds : Feather Pillows and Bedding Furniture Warehouse and Undertaking Fstabliehmen:, 837 St John Street Phone 85L D.S.RiCKABY, Valnator of Property Dagnaged by Five GLARET and SAUTERNE WINES ARB GOJD AND RICH FOR 83-00 PER DOZEN QUARTS \u201c PINTS THE SALE INCREASES EVERY D AY FOR OUR NIAGARA GRAPE WINE TWO QUALITIES $1.00 AND 81.50 PER GAL.,_ PLEASE CALL FOR SAMPLES EUDORE PATRY EUROPEAN WINK CELLAR, 67, 69, 61 ST.JOBN STREET FAVORITE - 10c.Thos.Donohue OPENING SALE New Fall Suits New Fall Coats New Fall Models in Skirts New Fall Dress Fabrics.New Designs in Fancy Silks.New Fall Suitings.Thos Donohue.1 88 St.John Street.JUST RECEIYED Art Mezzograph Post Cards These cardsare highly glazed and beautiful y colored, and consist oi views of Diamond Harbour, Cap WN: Blane, Beauport, Ssy and Water Effects, etc., ete, We cairy a full line of View and Fancy Prat Cards, Leather Cards, l'erfum d Carls, Puzzle Cards, etc | OVER 2,500 SUBJECTS TO CHOOSE FROM T.H.O'NEILL, 248 ST.JOHN STREET Fone VEGETABLES ESRI (GREAT NORTHERN AA AND QUEBECTRANSPORTCO | How the Former Have Retarded Interests of Latter A SERIOUS COMPLAINT Long Enough, According to Public Opinion, Notwithstanding that the present management of the Great Nortnern Railway have done very little since they have come into power, to keep faith with the City of Quebec, the Chronicle has relrained from making any comment, with the hope that the Mackenzie and\u201d Magn interests would | amelioriate the existing chaos, in uc- cordance with their promise.But the time has come in the interest of Que bec, when it becomes the duty of this \u2018newspaper to expose the true situation of affairs that does not reflect credit on the good faith of the Great ; Northern Railway management.| When the Great Northern Railway was under construction the City \u2018of Quebec subsidized the enterprise with $200,000, with the implicit understanding that the company would build their work shops and operate them in this city.' The réad was completed to Hawkesbury and small shops erected, that were located at the west end of the north wall of the Louise Embankment.Later the Great Northern Railway chan, hands, coming into possession of the Mackenzie and Mann interests and ceased to be a Quebec enterprise.In the meantime the new manage ment came forward and promised new plans and great things for the future, The public was disgusted at the change of ownership, but was compelled to submit to the inevitable, and place confidence in the new masters.Later the workshops at the Palais | were destroyed by fire, and the carryin lof grain from Depot Harbor conned | Which put an end to the Leyland Line of steamers from Quebec, and closed the Great Northern elevator, and finally the railway stopped running to this city, and the general offices of the company were moved to Montreal.The obligation entered into between the Great Northern Railway and the City of Quehec still existed, and the Hon.S.N.Parent, then Mayor of Quebec, took steps to have the company live up to their contract with the City of Quebec, or else return the $200,000 nsubsidy grantec, and pay up the amount due to the city for taxes.This brought Mr.Hanna, Président and Manager of the Great Northern Railway, who represented the Mackentie and Mann interests, to Quebec, with renewed promises of faith.He elucidated a rose-col lan they had in preparation for Quebec and succeeded in smoothing over their troubles, \\ pacifving the Mayor and convincing him that they meant to do the right thing.if they were only of- fordec.o little time and the opportan- ity to put their good resolutions into effect.Their request was acceded to, and Mayor Parent was assured by their argument that they were really detre- mined to keep faith with the city.Two years or more have elapsed sinoe then and what has been the result?broken promises and entire indifference to the City of Quebec.\u201d Trains have | ceased to run over the road, and the Great Northern lived in\u2019 name only.| Furthermore, it is evident by the change of route made of late, that the Great Northern Railway, as a part of | the Canadian Northern Pacific system, only intends to come to Quebec along the St.Lawrence River heights, to utilize \u201c\u201che Quebec bridge, and the workshops never will be, and never were intended, to be erected in Quebec, QUEBEC TRANSPORT COMPANYS.Not satisfied with cajoling the City of Quebec, tne Great Northern Railway management have meted oul extremely unfair untreatment to the Quebec | Transport Company, that was organ- [ized in the interest of the port and \"City of Quebec, hy a number of enter- | prising citizens of this city, who were chagrined to see the way that the port of Quebec was ignored by the various steamship companies, who would compel their vessels to pass the harbor of Quebec, to and from Montreal, and take on or unload Quebec freight as it suited their pleasure.When the Quebec Transport Company was spoken of by Quebec interests, prepared to invest their money in the enterprise, Mr.Thomas Harling was sought after and conanlted with.This gentleman, who is recognized as one of the most astute shipping men in the Dominion of Canada, even by his enemies in the trade, entered into the spirit ol the enterprise, feelin, confident he could make a sucoess, i concessions were procured from the Quebec Harbor Commission, and he could induce the Quebec and Lake St.John Railway and the Great Northern Railway to work with the Quebec Transport Company, in order to bring grain from Depot Harbor to the* port of Quebec for shipment.; He had no difficulty with the Que- | he Quebec Public Have Boon Humbugged \u201c| bec and Lake St.John Railway, which subscribed to stock in the new Quebec steamship enterprise, and Mr.J.G.Seott, manager,.subscribed personally and became a director of the Quebec ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT \u2018| Transport Company.The Quebec steamship mana, next consulted with the Great Northern i Railway management, and they too joined in the enterprise, and aubreribed to $10.000 worth ®©f stock, and had \u2018Mr.C.W.Bpencer represent the rail by the Great N Railway, that it would handle ail grain booked by the Quebeo Trai i neport it balked in its profession of good fain at the vary outset.The steamship eecured grain for the very fret oh that sailed That ring and When the vessal arrived a bro there was no grain ready, .as Great Northern people were unable to procure the neckesary care to trans port the cereal thai was waiting shipment at Depot Harbor, and at the last moment, with the sssistance of the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway, the requisite ears were secured, and the grain finally got here, alter some dif iculty several days delay.But this was the end of grain shipments.The Great Northern Railway either did not have the oars, or the inclination to keep ite written agreement.NORE, GRAIN BOOKED.Later, however, the manager im the Interest of the Quebec Transport Com- Ros again approached the Gréat orthetn hailway management, ET secured a solemn ise that il ike former were to book grain, they wéuld farantes to handle it from arbor.ing upon ihe y the steamship company bookea 450,000 bushels, but when it came to the Great Northern Railway to transport the cereal to Quebec, from Depot Harbor, they again broke faith, and now the ships of the Quebec Transport Company will either have to proceed to | Montreal to take the grain booked, or | «Golden Medical.Discovery.\u201d in al! tron- rater great logs, by their megs 5 met chia, thi à and june 4 Soctions at i : @ .A8 sean with the grain shippers, whic by | with severs cou hs.oa | bese rom cannot afford to lose.in the youthful age of the enterprise.son Medical Collège.Phila.: Écudder, of WORSE STILL.Cincinnati ;.Ellingwood, of Chicago; Mears.MoKeasie end Mann, who | Hult.of Chiceag 4nd oilers who sitod own coal \u2018mines at Port Hestinga, | practicé, Lhé foregoing \u2018sgents are the Nova Scotia; \u2018ébld a consignment of déet 4 {ents thèt DE Pierce coal to the Intercolonial Railway, to be delivered - At Quebec, in quest of ships to transport the coal to Quebec, the Great Northern Railway manager sought out the fuebeo Transport Company's manager and offered the cargoes to him to carry.The latter in: the interest of his company, was assured that the loading facilities at the mines were first-class, and no time would be lost to interfere with the time charter of the company\u2019s ships.He consented, in fact, he could not well refuse considering the Mackensie andM ann interests, weve share holders in the Quebec Transport Company.The agreement was made £nd the steamers Tevitiodale and Ruth came out in ballast to Port Hastings to load with coal there for Quebec, wheres | turmay to.quebec.sive cirties vi aber ed uebec.West is .to, bé invi y Sr Wilirid Laurier to enter his Cabinet as a Minister without portfolio.The non-represen of Quebec.in.the Dominion Cabinet that were under engagement to sail in [is causing.the: Prime Minister much concern, and it is quite probable that Lo ameliorate Power will be requested to enter ths Cabinet, in fact some of his diate friends in, this city- as well as Western members of the House Commons, are sure that he will a Minister belore very long, Sir.Wil- | rid Laurier redognizea that the À teresta' of \u2018Quebec can no longer be roglected, He endeavored to induce Hon.A.Tu tor-Generalahip and become the .lesd- er of \u2018Quebec, but the latter preferred to remain in the Quebec Government, especially as he could sot be assured of Cabinet promotion in the Dominion Government.for a long time to come, théredore preferred to renfain à Cabinet Minister in the Provitoial .Government than: accept the Solicitor! Generalshiprensons entertaimed by.Sir | Wilfrid they now are, and have been waiting for days under demurage for their oes.The facilities are contrary to fepre- sentation and\u2019 besides there is labor trouble which is delaying the ships the present and near future, and in consequence there are cargoes waiting for them.Mr, Harling arrived in Quebec yesterday, apparently a much worried man,» but though he showed his displeasure, be refused to talk, saying talking would not mend matters, but it was evident from bis manner of speech that he was through with the confidence he had in the Great Northern Railway mane; 1, It will thus be seen that the Great Northern ent has not lifted even a finger to benefit Quebss but on the contrary have done everything in the past and present, since they became owners of Abe railroad, t ly to crush thelenterprise.Ti have even gone further in their indifference to injure & Quebec steamship enterprise, which otherwise would have met with splendid success, and the citizens of Quebeo can have very little mpathy with the concern and ould lose no time in demanding a | Laurier to consider Mr.Power as return of the $900,000 they hold © be- | Cabinet timber, emanates from the longing to the Quebec public.fact that the Irish Catholic: section \u2014_\u2014 of the Liberal party is not represent.0000056 0006000000000¢ | 4 in the Dominion = Cabinet, and i though this very important adjunct DAY BY DAY 3 to the party is keeping silent, they .wre not at all satisfied.© | At the end of the last session Mr.000014100010 H0 04-20 HOQ Montmorency Falls-but not just at | t resent.coming Minister.It was thet present \u2014 whils he would represent the Irish Warsaw is seeing war these days.Catholics in the Cabinet, he would And now they sre saying that the Harvard oarsmen had no pull in Eng\u2014 Seasons may come and seasons may | (| go, but the landlord never forgets the vent day, remarks the Champlain street philosopher.More power 4o the Q.R.L.& P.Co.employes was the verdict of every- gre who attended their picnic Yeajery.: adn Well, good-by, Doctor] Take keer of yourself.- \u2014 Teacher \u2014What-\u2018are personal pronouns?* ji\u2014He, she and it.Teach- er\u2014Give an example.Pupil\u2014Husband, wile and babyt - *- M this warm spell lasts, what shall we do when Laurier gets here with bis sunny smile this week?, A hard winter is predicted by a weather prophet.Wateh the coal man weep at the thought.Wao gave the bride away?\u2014Her lita \u201cHurrah, Fanny, you've got him at last!\" .1 buildi ! li ovis is building a larger police station.Perhaps, Sitar ail.it would be better to atop on this side of.the river on Saturday nights.to be a better of The horse a bird than the crane in the minds the Harbor Commissioners.\u201cMonsieur,\u201d exclaimed the duellist'e second, \u2018all is ready.Let me shake your hand.\u201d *'Voila,\u201d exclaimed the MK.WM, PUWLR Gone to Ottawa and May Be Mesa, leit tôr the wust yesterday, and will pay a-visit- to Uttawa betore re- Power's tTame was promftentiy men- slno look after the'interests ol'Quebec and thus fill a dual exi sroposition lapsed into inaction, only to be again | seeme that there is every prospect of ; Macfarlang as pastor of St.Andrew's Church, Levis, on Tuesday Rev.J.BRie nervice The Bev.Wylie C the servine.e .Wylie C.| of Chnhméts\u2019 Church, Quebec, preached the sermoit, and the Rev, A.T.Love, St.Anders, Quebe, also addressed the congregation.te was a lar congregation present, which included à number of people from this side of the tle brother.He stood up right in the river.At \u2018the close of the servis à middle of the ceremony and.yelled: reception was held.Habit-forming Medicinesæterer méy be Lhe fact as te many of 20-ca) tent medicines cou dating injurious redients As broadly pal! ed (n soms Tnals of more or legs Infl this poblicity has certaini: béen of great béneût in ug ne attention to this subject, It has, in a considerable measure, resulted fm the post Intelligent people avoiding auch ds 4 pue medicines ry fds mn sut tain the injurious In, monta À moe fi some e Û ree, of ufis .Y., *took ti \u2018by the forelnek,\u201d as % were, and broadcast ali the 1 ws of which ne popular modi- Siétaiy forestaiisd ail harping critics ond {ores ail ha jes Bi ot (tion that might.otherwise be reed casing his medicines, because they 478 DOW OF KNOWN fou 108.Fur thermore, from the formals printed ow \u2018evry bottle wrapper, it will \u2018be feen that these medicines contain ne alcohoi other hab! forming dru, 5 they contain any narcotles agents, their ingredients vegetable, axtracted (rom.hs roots fpedicinal planta found growing in the pths of our American forésis and of well recognized eurstive virtues, Instead of alcohol, which even in small portions Joe continued, as in obstinate cases of {208104 becomes \u2018highly aid tionadlé from itd terdenty to Hrdu 8 for\u2019 stisfuiants, Dr.Plerce lors chetrieally pure, Treld enn Elyceriné, which of itself {a & volua in aany cases of cbrobie à ing a Supe or demulcent, artiseptié, ntifertent' and sapporting .nutritive, 3 enlisnces the curative action of the Iden Seal root.Stone \u2018root, Black Rertrybark and Bloodrnot, eontatnéa ln the writings of Coe, of Nek York: Barthslow, of Jeftercould hate o geen xo make up Li fo mous -\" Discov or 8 oi SH, ova prs, 05 RA ty lt also of cl e 18a various forms wharsvag I 4 Invited io Enter the Dominlon Cabinet, Mr.Williain \u2018Power, M.P.for Quebec It is rumored in that.the member | lor tation of the district the situation, Mrimme.ot be in rgeon to accept the Solie- Ome of the strongest ioned in the House of Commons as à The * | ance, due to their original designs and op F.SIMAR A Special Purchase and Sale of Women's and Children\u2019s Flannelette Underwear.Ready Monday for the hundreds that have been awaiting this sale, and who knows from experience that such a sale is an eveat of the The Goods concerned are sample lines from the most prominent manufacturers known to the trade.- © We want a quick clearance of these ssmples 50 we have marked them at a < ® SAVING OF ONE-TRIRD-TO ONE-HALF THEIR REAL VALUE FOR LADIES \u2018Sight Gowns from 54e.up to $1.50.Corset Covers from 20s.t2 506.Underskirts from 28c.to $1.00.Drawers from 2680.to 75e.Chemises from 290.to 756 FOR CHILDREN Skirts from 46c.to 756 Night Gowns from 446: to 806 Drawers from 240.to 50e.Si ps from 38c.to 754, D \u2018BOYS\u2019 NEW FALL SUITS With thé Opening of School it becomes quits.an item to provide for the little folks.Those suits surpass anythin in boys\u2019 clothing that can be found in Quebec.Co 7 NORFOLK or RUSSIAN SUITS'of all wool blue cheviot, brown and gray m'xed tweeds, for 10 to 15 years.84 40 to $7.00 DOUBLE BREASTED BUITS of imported cheviot and Écotch trweeds, age from 8 to 17 years.veer $5.00 to $7.50 TAILORING and DRESSMAKING.Orders are now being taken and prompt, exsouted for Tailored Buits and Gowns for early Fall delivery, and after latestimported models NEW FALL SHOES There is a certain air of distinction about the \u2018Dolly Varden\u201d and \u201cFoot Rite\u2019 qualities, they have an unm stakably aristocratic appear or construction.They are made of soft, pliant, extra high grade leathers; we have all sizés in thess euperior and popuiar shape.: FOR MEN The \u201cFoot Rite\u201d 4.00 and 8.00 TARR CRRA FIORE PER OANAUAONE .G F.SIMARD & CIE, 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET,- ST.ROCH.FOR WOMEN The \u201cDolly Varden\u201d 3.50 to 5.00 MRS, D.R.MURPHY - Has now put the balance of her o.e Trimmed Huu het price, also oll the oo trimmed and Children\u2019 and Bonnets,\u201d ne Haw, Cape Children's Lawn Dresses greatly reduo- ed arid the balance.of our Lustre Sune at pont price.We Pole ou ew stock of fine aney, Veiling and Glove, Ladies\u2019 Underskirts pH new Dros Bkirts In the latest designs and Materials, Mrs.D.R.MURPHY, 46 FABRIQUE STREET, KODAKS: EASTMAN'S GOODS AGENCY KODAKS; FI LATES.PRINTING PAPERS, DEVELOPING AND MATING BONE AT SHORT NOTICE, The largest assortment of Views and Postal Ourds of Quebec and Aaguenay, eto., oto.révived, and now it he rumor bécoming a reality.Er.Power no -doubt would make a | rood: Minister, he is highly esteemed ! in the House of Commons, and like: | wise by the husiness community.He ia not a brilliant does not cisim' to be an orator, but what he lacks in these.essentials makes up in business ability good sound judgment, .t his appointment would be hailed with : pleasure by the ' one politician, and he and consequently Liberals of Quebec.INDUCTION SERVICE.At the induction of the Rev.J.A.night, the ree Rivers, and conducted Clark McLeod, of CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of A \u2019 UDEAU & CAMPBELL, 31 BUADE STREET- que St 3 5 Louis St, Kent House, next to the Little Shop.(me 1nd \u201cSOUVBJIR BOOKS OF QUEBEC\u201d, - BILA ESTABLISHED 1000 OUR LINE OF Souvenirs For Tourists the Largest Variety, Including all Canadian Sterling and Hae Enameled Items.WEDGEWOOD WITH LOCAL VIEWS INDIAN BRASS from BENARES andother Dt OLINESE.JAPANESE and other ORIENTAL ART GOODS\u2014CLOISONNE, Bte.EMILE JACOT, JEWELLER, \u2019 128 ST.JOSEPH STREET, QUEBEC \u201cEx.8S VIRGINIAN\" \u2018ENGLISH MAKE\u201d \u20141 OASK \u2014\u2014 .tnt SUCCESSFUL HUNT.Mernisers .of \u2018ths Quebec Riding and CLARET BORDEAUX WINE $3.00 Per Case M.Beautey, way on the Board Directors.The Quebec Central Railway next joined in - with the enterprise, and everything looked lovely for the ameoess of the \"Quebec Transport Company, which had \"the backing of the shipping interests of l the port of Quebre.| Concessions were obtained from the i | Quebec Harbor Commission, under cer- nin conditions amd business insugur- ated.Te must not be forgotten that the , Great thern Rail#ay wae to lur- nish thdwars and haul the grain from Depot Harbor to Quebec, which wes the most essential élmment for the en- latence and wuccesr of thé Quebec Tr Companf.and at the same time create an opening for ite manse, to obtain genwal cargo from the est.Notwithstanding the guarastes made 22 Fabrique St, Quebec, te Hunt Club, eighteen in number, with their paok of hounds, started towards Lorette \u2018yesterday morning, and had ons of the most agresable outings the club hae ever had.The dogs crossed the River 81.Charles, followed by the buntembn, the water being two fest in depth, After @ sharp run through Ahcisnne Lovette, the hounds being in full view to the huntemen, but no fox, the sportamen réturñed té town.The ware six hours in the saddle, Although , Reynard was not taptured, \u2018the hunt.| duellint with chattering teeth, \u2018\u201c\u2018can you not ste eet ces shake toô much already.\u201d .os Quebre should be a great vity.New industries will help to make it eo.\u2014pmname things of life are Get together.The small glam more pleasing than otherwise.\u2018ake the Pollard childres, for instance.\u2018 dmtdenn A walk along the docks when amalt cralts are dircharging would lead a had lendid .stranger to believe that this is a ome om spin re horse town.THE RUSTIC THEATRE Slee om Ai Kent Howse Grounds is stili CASTOMIA.\u2018| rapming, and wil continue open until Beare he The Find You Han Atvags Sougit me te instant._ Owe où che bom .- } t season on .« ee this weak, » ! Assorted Ladies\u2019 Aprons.COLOURS\u2014White, Linen, Evra and Coloured.TRIMMED-~in Embroidery, Red Cross Patterns and HousexCleaning Bf lenge and w.thow Sleeves) from 260.to ALSO\u2014\u2014 1 GROSS LONG GLOVES White, Black and Cream from 880.to 950.E.J.DYNES, ins "]