The Quebec chronicle, 12 juillet 1907, vendredi 12 juillet 1907

[" The Weather, al \u2014\u2014\u2014 np ESTABLISHED 1766 QUEBEC, FRIDAY.JULY 12, The Quebec: Chronicle\u2014 Temperatures.Maximum and Minimum Temoers- tares\u2014Montreal, 56.74; Quebec, 48.76.Haywooo HER NHS.OWN BERLE), Miner's Leader Denies Orohard's Story NOT GUILTY OF MURDER Or of the Meolfold Crimes Charged Against Him by Hacry Qrohard, » Bole, Maho, July 11.\u2014Wm.D.Haywood took the oath to-day as a wit- sees in his own defense, and in a lengthy narrative of his kfe and work as à leader of his fellow miners, which was interrupted by adjournment, denied of the mu of Frank Stevpenand the manifold crimes charged against him by Harry Orchard.\u201cHoy was pale and trembled with new wood when he loft the table of hi couse for- the witgess stand and whet he nine, apd gave the history of his family, his invalid wife, who sat just to the left of the wit- sobbing softly.Her mother and her aurse soon comforted and during the rest of sho and the rest of the kinsfolk were quiet but concerned auditors.'s direct testimony $o-day was characterised chiefly by positive Nom by he Sosenstion Ho Samed im by the prosecution.He i n*?Orchard until some time Vinditator mine explosion; denied\u2019 thot he sent Orchard back to Cripple Oreck te blow up the Inde pendence station; denied participation in the murder of Detective Lyte Gregory, and dmied suggesting or cussing the Sieunenberg murdeg.He swore that he ni)er gave Orchard any money, at any time or any place or for any purpose.He declared that he never a threat against Steunen- > he regarded only as a politician swayed by capitalistic influence.He related a number of oc oasions when he met Orchard im Donver in the ordin, lations with the Federation and Geo.* À.Pettibone and said be saw Orchard for the last time in August, 1906, when Orchard told him be wus going to- Alavka.Baywood said he thea chided Orchard fof deserting his wife à \u2018Tbe digeat examine- adiourned.The staie completed the cross exanf- nation of Chas.H.Moyer at noon and in dealiog with his testimony directed its strongest attack against the cir- nimatances under which the Federation it Bimpkins\u2019 suggestion came to selief of Orchard when he was ar rested for tbe killing of Steunenbers.Senator Borah, who conducted the examination, emphasized the relations of Simpkins with the Federation and the fact that the Federation, without inquiry as to the guilt of innocence of Orchard, furnished $1,500 from its treasury for his defense.He also developed the fac} that \u2018the Pederation is providing for tho defense of Steve Adame, who is charged with killing two claim jumpers at the instigation of Simpkins.Moyer denied any knowledge of the 8100 that Heywood sent to Jack Sinpkike 6 few days before Steunenberg was assessinated, which ie tracyd to Orchard by an unsigned note he got at Coldwell Jail and a eoincid- ence of dates.Haywood became a member of the executive board of the Western Federation of Miners in 1900, holding that position until June, 1901, when he wgs slected Secretary-Treasurer.an office which he still nominally fills.salary is $150 a month.Asked Pederation employed attorneys, Haywood declared that at times it had as high as twenty-two attorneys on the pay roli.Its growth has been steady aver since that time with the exception of the Cripple Creek ysar when there was a temporary loss of some 8,000 members.The Federation, ac cortling to Haywood, has always taken an active interest in politics, one of its objects being to elect friends and defeat ita enemies.It has alsa taken » deep interest in labor measures affecting all classes of work.log men.An eight hour law as sp- plied to miners, bas been secured in nearly every Stats where the Federation is organised.\u2019 In some cases became nécessary to amend Btate constitutione before the eight hour statute could ho effective.merge THE COBALT STRIKE Cobalt, Ont.July 11\u2014A% nonn today the Presglent of Niners\u2019 tnios annonpoed te ~ large crowd of workmen on the pive \u2018squgre that the managemeps of the Temiskaming mine had conoded to the union scale of wages and eight hours for under- ound men.The men can go back work at Temiskaming as soon as they like.it | title of the International WIR BETWEEN THE US.ID JAPAN At Present Only the Work of Sensational Press NO UNFRIENDLY ISSUES Declare Two of Japan's Distinguished and Inffuental Citl= zen.7 ans New (York, July 11.\u2014Two distingn- ished Japanese, influeatial at home and respected abroad, took occasion today to declare in no uncertain terms thas there were no unfriendly issues between the United States mind Japan; and to decry the undue importance attributed by some to -trivial incidents.The champions of peace and friendship between two countries were \u2018Adnriral Baron Yamamoto, a guest of the city, ayd Viscount Aoki, tha Japanse8 Ambassador, who came from Was'- ington this morning to attend the reception and luncheon given by the Japanese Society of Awnvrica in honor of Admiral Yamamoto., In the course of a formal state ment Ambassador Aoki said: \u2018\u2018 There exists between the countries no differences or ill-feeling ot whatever sort.There is not the slightest cause for anxiety-in the :American-Japanese relations and if there is any it ie not because of the actual existence of eny difficplty .between tbe two countries, but ause of the demagogic influence often tends to drive even [the temper of the public into a whirl of tempestuous rage.\u201d Speaking at the luncheon -at the Hotel Astor, Admiral Yamamoto eaid wmong other things: \u201cOur inSerests, commercially and otherwise, are so intimately interwoven, and the cordial relations between us of fifty years standing are of so firm a nature, that I can confidently affirm that they will never be destroyed by mere trifling incidents.Men are essentially prone to be controlled by sentiments and it is the duty of those in leading positions tc see that they are always guided in the path of righteousness and that they are not lad astray.\u201d i ex| ions of international will were made at the luncheon by Ambassador Aoki Thomas J.O'Brien and the newly appointed American Ambawsador te Japen, Rear Admiral Coghlan, Rear Admiral Robley D.Evans, Commnp! of the \u201cAtlantic fleet, wad others.Admiral Evans said that when the newspapers of this country stopped making war between Japan and the United States the people would come to their senses and a better feeling would exist all around.Tonight R.C.McKinney gave a private dinner to Admiral Yamamoto nt the Union League Club.Those present included Ambassador Aoki.During the day the Japaness Admiral and his retinue visited the navy yard returning the calls made yesterday by Rear Admiral Evans and other navy officials at the yard.They were given a cordisl welcome and spent some time immpecting the different buildings and Admiral Evans\u2019 flagship, the Connecticut.+ A FALSE ALARM AT BUCKINGHAM Ottawa, July 11\u2014In Buckingham the fears that there will be 12th of July riots are apparently groundless.The proclamation of the Mayor was somewhat premature.Days before its issue the Orange lodges found transportation to Buckingham difficult and gave up the idea.The Mayor was played u by one or two to issue the ess proclamation and it has caused trouble to everybody and acted rather ns an incitement to the bellicose.\u2018There has not hefore been an Orange walk in Buckingham and the suggested arrangement for one was in- tocent enough until Mayor Kelly was inspired by others to inaugurate the idea of trouble and the military.One interesting item in the affair was the fact that if soldiers had been des- tehed they would have been regu.fe .The volunteer militia would not again have heen called upon.WILL REFUSE AWARD Detroit, July H1\u2014The Longehoremen, Marine and Transport Workers\u2019 Association in biennial convention voted unanimously to-day to reject the finding of President Gompers of the American Federation of Tabor who: acted an arbitrator in the controversy with the Lake Seamens\u2019 Union over Longshore men, Marine and Trangport Workers.The Lake nny Union contend t the longshoremen no right bratty the words \u2018Marine and Traneport Workers\u201d in their title, and President Gompers found in their favor.The longshoremen voted to retain their union name and to maintain their present position.\u2019 out.\u2018 | London, July 11\u2014The death is an- ! nounced of the Rev.Everard Aloysius | Gonzags, \u2018thirteenth Baron Arundel! of Wardour.He was born in 1834.POMMERY {the open markets of France and Great Britain; where quality fixes the price of Champagne.POMMERY STANDS FIRST.LAW, YOUNG & GO, Montrexi, Gonerai Agentaof some unwarranted press talk, that\u2019 FINANCECOMMITTEE Votes to Purchase 300,000 Feet of Land in St.Malo for $21,000, Tho Oivio Fimance Cormities met laut evening under the cbsirmanship of Ald.Duguet.Those presmt ware Mayor Garneau and 'Aldermen Drouin, Bedard, Galipeault, Hogan, Hall, Verret and Lemay, members of tbe Committes, and Aidermen Huard, Fieet, Letourneau and Shink.A letter was received from Mr.dit Marquis erog to wi a 300 feet, in Mado, for prise asked being 921,000 or about 7 conte a foot.AM.Galipeault informed the Comoprietors of the mittee that the pr \u201cPlade Sans Bruit\u201d were willing to sell Gre city oll the land they re quired at 7 cents a foot.A plan ol the city was used by tbe Marquis property ecjorond ube ott uis property adjox city limits and could easily be wonexed to the sy while the other property wes some cistence outside the Limits.Marquis\u2019 option on + \u2018operty at the above pie expired pA AM.Lemay suggested that a depn- tation from the Committee ov properties, logatdon vising be grodnds, bus be tion visitis e unds, but entire Committee should take the entire responsibility of this question, which wes n most im one and if the option ex on Wednesday next, i a property was to be urchamed for a cattle market or even or the site of a civic hospital, a meeting of the Committee would bn to be on Monday next and a meeti of the Council on y next, il po decision was arri at at Mat meeting.Another offer bad bcon received nt of the Finance Com- Gilbert, who offered Heart Hospital at the rate of 11 cœnts a foot.This property borders on the St.Charles river end Aki.Drouin thought the oattls market should be on the river side and wear the C.P.R.hue.Severnl of the Aldermen who had visited the\u2019 different properties were in favor of accépting the offer of Mr.Marquis as the most eiventageous to the city as it bordered on the river and adjoined the C.P.R.track AW.y proposed that .Marquis\u2019 option be accepted, the price being $21,000 for over 300,000 feet of led, and arcport to thet effect will 11 at at tonight's meeting of the 224 \u201couneil.Ymx .W.J.B.Fraser, Secretary of th~ Quebec Rifle Association, awd Capt.Matte, of the Oth Battalion, tp peared before the Committes to ask ) for a civic subacription towards the Associntion.{After hearing Messen.Fraser and : Matte, and on motion of Ald.Be- | dod, the sum of 8100 was gramted to | the Quebeo City Rifle Association.A letter was received from Mr.Gr Faguy, President of the Quebec - crosse Club, also asking for a civie subscription towards meeting the expenses of the club, which so far has won every match they played.The | Committee voted $200 on motion of Ald.Galipeauft, on division.A similar request wes received from the Quebec City Baseball Club, but wag allowed to remain on the table.A letter was received from the Che.A.Paquet Cre, informing the Committee that they were willing to abandon their previous offer of purchase of the cattle market, and make the same offers for the city property between the hay market, St.Roch and Des Fosses atreets, on the same conditions as the,previous offer.The matter was left over until pext meeting.A letter was read from the civio the demand legal advisors of the Quebec Firemen's Benevolent a civic subscription Aesocintion for towards this fund.Mr.Chouinard, one of the advisors, Is of the opinion that ge city is not empowered to grant rest of thd femmes, while his two ecllengues, Meurrs.Robitaille and Corriveau, are that the city has thet power.Under the circumstances the request = left in abeyance until next meet- TOBACCO MONOPOLY United States File Petition Against Tobacco Trust, of opinion New York, July 11-The Government yesterday filed in the United States Circuit Court in this city a petition, against the American Tobacco Company, the Imperial Tobacco Company, the Brio merican Tobecoo Com- , merican Ci m, , Be United Store Copper, the Tao: Andrews & Forbes Company, the Concorporations \u2018and teentvaine: fren ons and twen ivi- duale connected with the named com- parñes.votre * rations sy paividuale A what is general owR as the Tobacco trust and the petition dir- acted inet them sots forth the pur* pose of the government to disoive this trust by breakin, the ments under which he connoidatad concerns are working.In showing the growth of the rast sinon its organization in 1590 the conclusion is reached that at an early date, unless vented, it will completely mono; the entire tobacco industry.| James C.Reynolds, the special as sistant attorney-general who filed the complaint in the tobacco case, said today that crimioal prosecution of som of the defendants named in the case it wes highly probable that the Sher man law under which the action if brought takes a conspiracy in re straint of tesde à eriminal offonce.ETN lot of land, about |, MR.BOURASSA TALKS 15 COMMUNICATIVE Tells What He Would Do if He Entered the Provincial Arena REPORT PREMATURE Because He Sess No Pretext for the Dissolution of the Quebec Legishature, Montreal, July 1H\u2014Mr.Henri Bou- tassa, M.P.for Labelle, being in the city yesterday, was asked byle Putri what he had to tia future political course.| as to the truth \u2018INA of the ramors flying about touching RJ \u201cFhe news,\u201d he replied, \u2018is, to say NU the least, premature.As u matter of IN fact, will we have a geueral provinci- i al election this year?! The present | Legislature is only three years, and there is no reason, not even a constitufional pretext, to excuse 8 dissolution.The iucrease in the feder- ! al subsidy is an act of the \u2018Imperial Parliament, brought, about by the wish of the Federal Parliament, so if this measure necessitates or » authorizes an to the people, it, is London or Ottawa that should decreo a dissolution.It would be the height | of absurdity to pretend that the Gov- | sænment of Quebec has the right to | submit for the imihedinte approbation of the people of oge province a modi- Gcation of our federal charter, which | ually concerns all the provinces, ! which depends solely on the federal | treasury, and for which the federal i Parliament is alone responsible.\u201d The revelations coming out of the ! Asselin libel suit having been sug- | goed .as a reason for dissolution, ' r.Bourassa ssid: \u2018\u2018Certainly, the Liberal members of dhe Legislature, and, above all, the son-in-law of the late Honore Mercier, could never ask Sir Louis Jette tocommit an aot which they considered a crime under Lieut.-Governor Angers.Why take away from the Legislature the right to enquire into the truth of accusa- tionemade agains relieve the accused of the obligation of justifying | themselves before their peers.In other terms, why should the : clearly defined accusations made against two members of the miniustry be lost to view in the noisy turmoil of an electoral ,contest?.No, | know too well the perfect homer ofs Lieut.- | Governor Jette and his enlightened knowledge of the consuitutionanty of the case at issue to believe thal he would Jend himself to any action of this nature.An cl stormé campaign throws a good dag - of perturbation into the life of the province, and is the signal ol abuses and immoral and degarding acte.Why, then, throw our \u2018people into such a state without any reason whatever: \u201cBut what will you do if the Legis lature is dissolved?\u201d \u201cI have, in fact, 0 much business do permit myvel 6 duxery use- loss determinations.% the Legisla- ture is dissolved, it will then be timo : § to decide what is to be done.\u201d \u201cWill you expose your programme ¥ in Montmagny on Saturday next?\u201d \u201cMy reply to the first question an- ; À Ÿ swers the last.If the .Legislature were dissolved, and even if 1 went into the campaign, two things temain to be settled, I would not have; the pretention to formulate a programme and offer it to the people of the pro- : vince as a remedy for her evils, Neither would I think of imposing it upon any political group.1 would limit myself to stating as clearly as pousiblo wast I beticve necessary to the good Government of the province, and I would demand the support of those , who would believe in the justice of my opinions and the efficacy of the reforms which 1 shoud propose.There would be no question of founding a party of factious opporr tion or of making a dead sal fur the spoils of office, It would de better to bring\u2019 about the triumph of | certain economic and social principles.and #0 assist honest men to nominate the dishonest, \u2018and to offer a loyal and disinterested support of any govem- ment that would accept mt tha nam our ideas and which would engage itself by word and actito give us an honest and enlightened administration.\u201d old, | \u20ac SE AN Yr ES J ee t two ministers and |} Aas for the coming meeting in Mont- J) magn, Mr.Bourassa, said: Mr.Armond Lavergne called it before the latest rumots were set afloat, in order to give an account of his stewardship during the last session of Parlia ment, and I go to give my excellent triend my su t.I cannot \u2014 say ! without consulting Mr.Lavergne of provincial matters will be discussed.\u201d NEW MINT DI.£37 Oyster Bay, dent Roosevelt to-day a) A.inted Frank ' Leach, of Oakland, Cal., who resigned to accept the presiden of the Commercial Natioual Bank of | Chi , made vacant by the death of Jes.i Eckels.Mr.Leach is super- | tutendent of the San Frandaco mint.He will assume hin duties at Washing: | ; ton late this month.NEW OTTAWA RINKS Ottawa, July 11 \u2014 Work bas been 1 of the Mint, to sucoced Geo, K.Roberts | À cy N.Y., July 11.\u2014Presi- | gi} started upon the two rinks for Otta- | ai wa.One will replace the burned ont ; Rideau Ripk and will be a fine build- | |i the ing, while Dey\u2019s are interested in other, em equally fine structure.There will be a grod choice and competition | A} for big hockey matches next season.A JAP ARRESTED 2 Cal, July 11\u2014A report was in circulation to-day thet e Japanese had arrested at Fort Rosecrans while making « drawing of Wey fort.Major Gotebell acknowled that a Japanese hed been a: snd that he was deawing plans of the fort.fled are, #1 is said, ogvrred tro » ago, wheve Janarese now ie and who he is, is not publisiy known.Major Getohell would give to lndormation.Pathe Phonographs UST ARRIVED from Paris \u2014=a shipment of New Pathé Dis: Phonographe.Prices range from $20.00 to 885.0 each.Disc records $1.00 each.* MPANY RETAIL DiVISIUN 167-173 St.Joseph Street, QUEBEC.CC .ole RE Phonograph Records NE THOUSAND small cylindrical records just arrived\u2014aiso 400 new intermediate records.Prices, small size 40c each\u2014interme- diate 75c each Every Day is Bargaiu Day Here This Month ol Shirtwaist Suits Ladies\u2019 black and white Zephyr Shirtwaist Suits, neat shepherds plaids, pleated waist and skirt, regular price $3.00, already offered at 92.19.Friday Bargain.Ladies\u2019 Kimonos Fine quality Crepoline, green, grey or white, with sky, fancy checks and figures, square back, white lawn band on front and cuffs, regular price 81.18.Friday Bargain.J oe .706 Bed Spreads 38 only\u2014Bed Spreads, size 60 x 73 inches, white with large white design, hemmed, regular price $1.00.Friday Bargain.740 Bedroom Suite .Three-Piece Bedroom | Suite, hardwood, Imperial Oak finish, British bevel plate mirror, regu- lar price $14.50, Friday Bar- GRID eorsrsersenninns .81-75 Wall Paper Fine Ingrai 3 lee sion of ea > ern.lar price 16c.per ain, roll, July Bale Price \u2026 .12e Oil Stoves 12 only\u20140il Stoves, japanued tin, single wiok, good value at the regular price $1.25.Friday Bargais.ee cvnrneenne DOS Feather Dusters Feather Dusters, Pity Tell nde, ropa: SEN fe Jr J & \u201cTES EE REN FRIDAY BARGAIN LIST OW for a whirlwind of red hot bargains\u2014the first puff of a campaign of bargain- giving that will last, without a moment's intermission, from now until the end of the month.July has started off with a rush that tote lly Sale ever held by this store.The spirit of \u201chustle\u201d 4 selling force\u2014interest and enthusiasm is apparent in every aisle and on every floor.Wh pleasure of shopping at this store is greatly enhanced by such buying chances as you will va find here\u2014and NOW.Shirt waist Suits Ladies\u2019 Red Percale Shirtwaist Suits, sailor collar, trimmed with narrow braid, white lawn chemisette and tie, skirt made wit] inverted pleats, regular price $2.00.Friday Bargain.Sorreentinisaesaesasnsssnsenennen aenassretessnnnt ol Ladies\u2019 Underskirts Ladies\u2019 White Lawn or Cambrie Underskirts, 36, 40 and 42 inches long, cut very full, deep Jawn flomce, hemstitched and lace trimmed, $1.25 value, re duced to 89c.Friduy Bargainsserseesiiutsi sass b nessa saab Bana ens 23e Carriage Dusters 24 only\u2014Fancy Carriage Dusters or Lap , size 48 x 65 inches, embroidered, regular prices 40c.and 50e.Frida.r- gain 29.and \u2026 \u2026 .#7e Dresser and Chiffonier Dresser and Chiffonier in white Enamel, gold ornamentation, new style, very dainty, regular price $22.00, Friday Bargain \u2026 817.50 Wall Paper Fine Duplex I in Paper, very rich \"had of red.requtes Be Pre re Roasting Pans Fine tin roasting pans, size 10§x 16 inches, matchless value, regular price 200.Friday Bargain.Express Cart Children\u2019s Express Cart, nater- , 2 3 t i 50 day Bargain.82.49 LS ° has got into every member RDA we ew aw Aw a\u201d fo Zz Res Re t NL SY ap xs Baila =, aise i\u2019 = Nar San! VE A 3 Ih = - LY Enh -a i 1 : I 4 M NS eclipses any previgus July our The White Lawn Waists ?Ladies\u2019 White Lawn Waists, iy tucked front,\u2019 with one row of ' 4 of insertion on band, very spe A cial value at the regular nice ys 40c.ench.Friday Margain\u2026 29e YJ Ap! Ry, Nid | = a = oy | Ladies\u2019 Nightgowns Ladiea\u2019 Nightgowns of fine white Cambric, yoke of tucked lawn, panels of embroidery, with Val.lace insertion aml «lging, wv 4 Ince trimmed cuffs, regular price by.81.50.Fridey Barguitn.\u2026.436 En Bb 2 Striped Flanneleite 75 pieces\u2014Striped Flannrle:te, 27 inches wide, blue and white, or pink and white, fine quality, Fridey Bargain, per yd.5¢ = ele > Oak Sideboard ; Solid Quarter-cut Onk Side KV hoard, golden finish, large Britirh bevel plate mirror, requler price 835.50, Frida i.Wall Paper Extra quality Ingrain very fine finish, roval blue, regu.Paper, lar price 30e.single roll.July Sale Price.5 8 piste vente soe 18e Looking Glasses 36 only\u2014Looking Glares, sire 10 x 12 inches, square corners, regular price 20c.each am worth more.Friday Bargain.Dolls\u2019 Carriages eg vély\u2014Dotle\" Go-Carta, small » ver) style, price 200, ond bargain.\u2026s 100 ny PAGEANT) CA GLOVER FRY & CO.Great Reductions -ON-\u2014 French and English Milline Ready to Wear and Straw Hats.GREAT REDUCTIONS \u2014ON\u2014 New Spring Jackets.New Spring Mantles.Dressing Jackets and Wrappers.JUST RECEIVED \\ Real Limerick Lace Handkerchiefs.Real Honiton Lace Handkerchiefs.Real Brussels, Irish and Honiton Laces.Long French Kid Gloves in Greys, Tans, Black and White.New Steamer Rugs and Shawls.= > Gt ToT X - NEW CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS New Axminister, Brussels and Tapestryépis New Carpet Squares in Axminster, New Oilcloths and Inlaid Linoleums.Now is the time to buy before the rise in prices.yn = ADIES' BELTS PRACTICAL and STYLISH.Our Summer Stock of English Belts has arrived and comprises about all that is good in Belts.Made of Fine English Leather with metal and chain mountings, finished in Gold Plate, Silver Plate and Nickel, with and without the elastic expansion patent.\u201cThe colors are Light Green, Dark Green, Reseda Green, Olive, Gray, Fawn, Red, Black, Tan, Brown, Blue, Mauve, Purple, Plum and Wine Color.The sizes, 18, 20, 22.24, 26 and 28 inches, all are fitted with and adjustable attachment.The prices $2.25, $2.70, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00.We will, this season, display many special novelties in Fine Leather Goods, the Belts were the first to arrive, this week we open our new styles in Shopping Bags.We have Automobile Bags, Dress Suit Cases with Solid Silver Fittings, Letter Shaped Purses, Jewel Pockets, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Bill Books, Portfolios, Travelling Cases, Toilet Cases, Brush and Comb Cases.Drinking Cups and Pocket Flasks in Leather Cases.« - v 460000400404 4000040000 00000000000000000 0: G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, 16 FABRIQUE STREET.x Ei jl gress which has been made in » THE QUEBEC; [OHRONICLE.08 FRIDAY.JULY 12, 1907.The Quebeg Ghronigle QUEBEC, JULY 12, 1907.mr retire er etre rt THE FIRST PASSENGER TRAM ON THE QUEBEC BRIDGE On the occasion of the visiting Eastern Canadian Freight Association, whose meeting took place here, , the Quebec Transportation Club in entertaining the above Associdtion in: cluded amongst their various pro- À | grammes, & trip to the Quebec Bridge.On the request of the Quebec Bridge Company, the Grand Trunk Railway Bystem, through the instrumentality of their agent, Mr.5.H.Scott, put at the disposal of the Quebec Trans- M | portation Club a special train con- | sisting of two passenger coaches and \u2018engine to convey the visiting freight representatives from Point Levi to the «Bridge, and on the bridge as far as the present works permitted.\u2018The occasion of the first train ao tually carrying passengers on the bridge is a most interesting one and may Le said to mark an epoch in its history, creditable alike to the pro- its construction, and to the enterprise of the Grand Trunk System.It is the i first installment of the realization of the hopes \u2018that the day is now not far \u2018distant when the trains of the Grapd Trunk will hring passengers not only ion to the bridge but across it into \"the city.} | MR BOURASSA | The announcement of the intention of Mr.Henri Bourassa, M.P.for Lehelle, to abandon Federal politics and to enter the provincial arena, which was reported some time ago, then denied, and has now been revived M again, appears tobe tô à Certain cx- tent \u2018\u2018premature,\u2018\u201d to use the expression of that gentlman in an inter- i view with a Gazette reporter in Montreal the other day, whiclr we reproduce in another place.We say it ie premature only to a certain extent because the fulfillment of it, judging by li Mr.Bourassa\u2019s remarks, is only a question of time, and will greatly de pend on whether Mr.Gouin will bring off the provincial elections very shorf- ly, as he is suspected by some of baving the intention to do, or whe ther he will face another session of Parliament and endeavor to whitewash his ministry- by tho means of the large majority he commands in the Legislature.When Mr.Bourassa will drop the Federal and apply himself to the Provincial role is uncertain ; it may be within the next few months, or it may not be for a year or more, in which case ta talk about it now would be premature, but it is very evident from what Mr.Bourassa said to the Gazette reporter that when the occasion presents itself, that is to say be it sooner or later, he will rise to it as a hungry ouananiche to a fly at the Grand Discharge.His intended change of political base bas already been the subject of some comment in the press, and conjectures have been made as to how it will affect the Liberal party.The Montreal Witness looks upon it from a provincial point of view, and is of opinion that it will sensibly affect th~ majority now possessed by the Local Government, which it holds to be rather a blessing to be desired, than a misfortune to be deprecated.\u201cThe advent,\u201d says our confrere, \u201cof Mr.Bourassa into provincial politica should be welcome news, even to the Liberals.History proves that too large majorities pre neither good for country nor for party, and that an effective opposition is a prime necessity of parlia- , mentary government.When a party becomes over prosperous it seems to Gad it all the more difficult to elude the demands of those parasites who always attach themselves to the winning side.\u201d What our confrere re.; ferred ta he had previously stated as charges which had been made, disclaiming at the same time any inten- .| tion of fathering them, but significantly adding that the Drevost-Anselin case inevitably gave them remewed force.\u201cDuring Mr.Parent's regime serious charges were made concerning the, administration of certain of the departments of the Government.The {way in which permits for lands and mines were dealt out was very aevere- ly criticised, and, since then, there has been no such vindication of the department management as would silence Mr, Tarte, who has persisted to is day in his charges of licentious corruption and waste of the public domain.It is true that some white washing proces was attempted, bus the housecloaning wae in friendly | bands and the job gave by no means universal satisfaction.The Gouin | Government not only succeeded to Mr.| Parent's big and possibly exacting \"majority, but it also succeeded to his !unreformed departments.Before the | Asselin-Prevost case, stories were oon- tinually going the rounds tbat in the Departments of Mines and Agriculture kissing went by favor, that only friends of the ministees and the chief t officials eould obtain per mite for forest limits and mining prospects, and that the interests of , the people of the provines as à viole when the provincial elections come of, were often sacrifieed for the beneft of fav individuals.This one .Wahs said to have made av many thowsend dollass, and thet ons se many hundred tho ass, and accompanying these asærtions the innuendo: \u201cle it vo be supposnd they alone pocketed ali these proSts ~ did not others got a rake-off ?The Witness would not for the world confess that there is any foun dation for these charges, but still\u2014 Well ! it would feel a great deal more comfortable if Mr.Bouréssa, and a few honest Liberals that have been denouncing graït and extravagance were in the Legislature, and therefore it thinks that the announcement -of the intention of the member for le- belle should be received by the provincial Liberal party with a sigh of relief.The Ottawa Citisen takes a broader view of the question.It says thut it is a very nice question whether.the Liberals will be\u2019 mote rejoiced at Mr.Bourassa\u2019s deperture from Ottawa lor Bir Willrid Leurier\u2019s sake, or sorry for his intention to take up provincial palitics for Mr.Gouin\u2019s sake.We do wot know that 4 will make very much difference to the Dominion Pre mier, for he has got o perliamantery majority which is as much under strict terms of contract as any bese ball team, and Mr.Bourassa\u2019s efforts could only afford him the pleasant stimulus of a little innocent excitement, but as for the other part we agree with the Citisen and the Witness in thinking that Mr.Gouin will have no reason to be rejoiced at Mr.Bourassa\u2019s appearance on his premises, that is to say unless he makes up bis mind to consider his ways, and to have a thorough ministerial house cleaning.And, so far, he bas shown no signs of contemplating any such drastic action.With regard to the rumored intention to dissolve the Provincial Legis: lature, it is noticeable that Mr.Bourassa declares that there is no reason, not even.a constitutional pretext, to justify it, amd he scouts tbe ides that Mr.Gouin can appeal to the electorate on the ground of having secured: an {ncreased subsidy for the province of Quebec.He denies that any credit rocrues to the local Premier on that score, and says that it is the Federal Parliament that should be thanked {or it.Certainly the Government has no \u201cright to submit for the approbation of one provivee a modification of our Federal charter.which equally cou serns all the proviness, which deperids solely on the Federal treasury, and tor which the F Parliament is alone responsible.\u201d He went on to say that the revelations coming out of the Asselin case formed no ground for a dissolution of tha Legislature, but that, we fancy, was utterly super- Guous.Mr.Gouin knows better than to appeal to the country om the Asselin case in its present state; be knows better than even to consider the evidence taken in the trial.If he goes to the country at all it will not be because of the Asselin revelations but in spite of them, trusting to the increased subsidy, for which Mr.Bourassa denies him any credit, to danle the eyes of the electorate.Mr.Bourassa disclaims any intention of founding a party, of allying himself with either of the politieal parties, or of offering a factions opposition.He simply poses as an honest and clean man, desirous of honest and clean Government and asking the support of ail who think with him.Such a man is valuable in any Legislature and it would be interesting to know whether hia retrest from Ottawa has been decided by despair of effecting any good there, or by a belief that things in Quebec were in as bad a state as thoes in Ottawabape both reasons had some weight.HOW THE TAXES CLIMB Trade returns made up to the 10th March and sent out by the Pepartment of Trade and Commerce show that the Customs taxes col- fected during the previous twelve months were $53,000,548.In the previous year the amount was $45, 129,069, which shows an increase of nearly eight million dollars in the year.In the last year of Conservative rule it was $19,643,279, and that was about the average of the previous five years.Mr.Foster had collected as high as $24,000,000 in one year during his term of office, but when the taxes reached that amount he straightway reduced the duties and brought down the receipts.Thy pro sent Government has more than doubled the customs taxation in tbe last eight years, and last session mada the tariff & grade higher.The Minister of Oustoms contends that taxation has not been increased, beoause the percentage of duty on the total imports is not greater than ten years ago.As @ matter of fact the percentage, if account is take of taxation translerred from ows toms to excise, and of corn formerly re-shipped in bond but mow valwed ns an import.But the real burden of taxation je not the percentege paid on the oost of the goods.It te en ple through Ahe custom house.Mr, Fiekling dose not pretend tg doilect the revenue without the people pay ing if.He hes found Bo outside paymasters who were not there before the change of Goyernment.As a general raie the customs duty ie added to the cout of the goods, \u201cde NDERSON' SCOTCH.SA Ss Dew Per\u2019 thers has been no reduction even in |.the sotual sum taken oui of the peo There are the selections wo also for Pints, Quarts, geoersl io 0 Cente 8125 poc Bottle ; with.th GILBEY'S PS PPOMIED Dosen Quartsose Se de soeur is Wine of \u201cCHATEAU LOUDENNE,\u201d Gilbey\u2019 90.7% per Quart Bottle ; Gilbey\u2019 s SR S Gins are of work to be This fine old Rum is rey offer the ic a sm IT DU qui\u201d Ro Quart Bottle : Cherries and old Pure $1.28 per Quart and the consumer pays not only the quantities, Prices are higher and the Bottle ; $15.00 per Case Gilbey\u2019 \u2018SE Burgun Pommard GILBEY\u2019S \u201cPOMMARD\u201d is an excellent Wi and bo ri combined with a soft, ful vou Genta.per.Pint Bottle of 9 Dosen Pints ; 75 Cents per Quart Bottle; $8.00 re Cam of One De ATE POONENNE à the produce of Gi Bottle ; $0.00 per Case, 12\" Quarts ; & Gay's own Distillery at poo absolutely pure end of the finest quality.Gilbey s Jamaica Rum \u201cThe Governor-General\u201d diiskrs CT AMPAGNE $1.09 per Pin\u2019 00 per Case, 24 Pinte.\"= Gilbey\u2019 s Cherry Whisky \u201cThe Castle\u201d Cherry Whisky «HE CASTLE\u201d CHERRY WHISKY is made from ibe OUNTAINI Posirivery THE FINEST Whisky TMpoRTED same quantity much grestsr value.por cent.of fact the consumer is imaring extra profit on both.obtained in that way.ori THERE ARE NO FINER WINES AND SPIRITS TO BE HAD THAN QILBEY\u2019'S carry regularly in stock = \"7 Gllbey's Port Wine Port \u201cinvalid\u201d ~e pure non-medicated Oporto Wine, sepecially suiteble for invalids, end IN QUARTS AND PINTS./ of \u20189 Dosey Pirte.$14.00 per Case.of One Dosen Quarta Glibey s Sherry \u201cNatural Montilla\u201d send oo, nutty Montille Vino Extremely light in alochol.Guaras- RETIRE io MONTILLA\u201d SHERRY\u2014PFinte, 60 Cents Each; $10.00 One Dosen Quartsdy Wine Gllbey's Claret Wine Chateau Loudgnne Grand Vinfor Claret Wines, and Gilbey\u2019s \u2018Chateau Lou and bo: « gon visayarde: 30.85 per Quart Bottle ; 90850 pec Pink 810.00 per Case, 24 Pintss Pure Malt Scotch Whiskies Gilbey's \u201cStrathmiit\u201d (Six Years Old.) Quart Bottle; 9055 por Pint Bottle; $11.50 per Case, ta The Choirest and Oldest Procurablequi FOOT Gomes à pinta 99:70 por Pint Bottle ; 814.00 par Case, 19 15.00 per Case, 24 Gilbey\u201d sGins \u201cLondon Dry\u201d and \u201cOld Tom\u201d $8.50 per Case, 12 Quarts.\u201cPlymouth\u201d Gi Gin Quart Bottle ; 2050 por Ouse 13 Quarts popolacity.They are prodeesd rodent in tbe Island of Jamaica, where the finest Rums are made, It is.a most wholesome spirit, of grest age, with 80.00 per Quart B Bottle; $10.00 per Case, 13 Quarts.Gilbey's Champagne, Cognac \u201cL'Or Extrait du Vin\u201d FIVE STATS to exten purchies of the Fmest Coguac snd 168], ng ie nearly non dot, We W.& A.GILBEY are mabled Wine Brady of the ge Quality.ES ASS the Toe OONAC anal Lon {rghit vod Kentish be the Twentieth oth Contury's most delightiul Liqueur.Gilbey's Irish Whisky \u201cO.D.wW.\u201d Gilbey's \u201cOld Dublin\u201d Whisky COMPLETE CONTRACTORS\u2019 EQUIPMENT.MUSSENS LIMITED Hooheiags Dagk Bling Telephone 780 imported represents The importer! GHIN HARDWARE COY \u201d\u2026.a.ae Street, Lower Town Branch, Fabris nat.Upper Town may have to pay 8150 for the same supplies that bs bought\u2018ten or twelve years ago for $100.H the duty-is 2% he pays in taxes'827.50 where be formerly paid $25, The Min- Ister of Customs would say that taxation has not increased.* As à matter | treble burden paying not oaly the extra cost of the goods but the extra taxation on the extra cost and the A lerge part ol Mr.Wielding\u2019s growing revenue is .Topos Jo: 819.60 por Case, 18 .SPORTING GOODS Trovi and Salmon Bode in ei gars including the remowmed FLIES; REELS, LINES; BATTS - Tit, Baskets Rubber te, roy 0 A GENERAL AND HEAYY HARDWARE.S.J.Shaw & Ga, 18 ST.JOHN STRERT - AND \u2014 0.GAR FLL aod AGERE ANS JRE FORREST & SONS Salmon Rods, Reels and Flies.Trout Rods and Reels, Lines and Flies and Tents, Canoes : and .Oamp Outfits.573 Town \u201cisretom a \u2014\u2014\u2014_ LADIES\u2019 Trimmed AND Untrimmed Straw Hats HALF PRICE.Ladies\u2019 untrimmed and trimmed straw hats all new this season, we have\u201d decided to clear at Half the original price, don\u2019t delay; come at once., LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED HATS all latest models at Hall Pries $1.15 Be.iL for es $1.65 for a 22.10 for $1.08, $3.as 82.18 for \"wom, 33.35 de NB the newest 6Bc, 81,75 for 81.96 for O6e.PARASOLS, qe Dave p large variety in colors and black and white, latest importations at $1.16, ie ha 1.38, ne, ue $1.90, $8.98, 355, B25, B68.Nova Scotia, New Brunswick or Prince Edward Islend.of all kinds of flowers at 98¢., 30s.govt ut pied Treks Price.pled wish sey od solo la.us a int ali the latest atyles at Ac, 980, 300, FRASER, VIGER & CO.TIE WORMEIER BUILD, |More à aur 207, 200 & 211 St.James St.| bleck and all the right selots only - = - 56 MONTREAL -, each., .ant SEP 88.hag 4e.Standard Hoïsts, H : : TRESS GOODS, all the later chads Special Holsts, oisti ng tna Tove in Rito sad taney deen \u2018Derrioks, Fée E .SIMONS & MINGUY \u2018Wire Rope, n g 1 n es 20 Fabrique Street, Wire Rope Blocks, Telephone 338 \u201cQuebes.\"Wire Rope Fittings, OF EVERY KIND.A LEOFRED (Graduste of \"aval and MeGill) .CIVIL ENGINEER ' Speciality ©: WATERWOKNG 89 ST.JOHN STREET., Telephone 648 Guedes Lr CKAUAY JULY 12, 1907, THE QUEBEC CHRONIOLE.3 tainty os the Victorien could bave FOURS.- FURNISHED 20 LAY.\u2014FOR ENGLISH FLANNEL EE ER | mon (EE WEE neh VEL {004 I Trg Smet ac (ne Codd English Flannel Suits, 2 Piece, $10.50 dk in fi, ot ere inion Virol ange.The owe may resort OFFICES TO MENT-COMPORT.English Flannel Shirts, Double Cuffs, $1.25 foe Fo ny i PTR re mR TE ST 5S English Flannel Trousers $8.00, Forte due Eat en WANTED.eu ERE a English Flannel Vests, Fancy Finish, $4.75 \"port oF Goemme, \u201cWANTED A YOUNG NAN vo AB [Cesare TS English Flannel Tennis ard Cricket Shirts, $1.50 08, cou ezived Joby 1.Be 8 BIE e Gov 7B | reread as, SALTNVID, LARGE EE BLE og ek Sl Smal IE -LAFRANCE & MULLIN Merchant Tallors and and English Haberdashers, 48 Fabrique Street _\u201cHuots s List for Hot Weather\u201d 280.to $8.00 White Duck Pants .£1.25 to $1.50 [Bath Roble meovptsse Gvastosavasees 38.00 up | MR 106; to 81.00 | Bnthing Pante mme mou mit up | Bath Tovwals rome wile to 900, me rand use evene Outing Skirta\u2026 Be.to 88.00 Plaxsal Suite.\u2026\u2026 $400 0 1435 Batking Suits for Ladies.08.00 to ÿ2.75 | Leather Belte .81.25 10 $1.50 | Bathing Suits for Misses.50e.to 600.81.75 to 3.00 | Bathing Suits for Men .500.to $3.50 heads and puress.$1.00 to $3.00 | Bathing Baits for Boys.506.to $1.50 Cotton Ties a large stoek, - YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED GASPARD HUOT, Office Conta .Alpacon Conte \u2026 Fancy Vests .GOMMUTATIONTICKETS NOW ON SALE - - VA RIGHELIEU & ONT.NAY.CO.BAY ST, PAUL, MURRAY BAY, CAP L\u2019AIGLE AND ALL OTHER POINTS OF CALL TRAVEL BY BOAT THOS.COOK & & SON, Summer Tours to all parts of the F.8.STUGKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET, Gon'IR.R.and 8.8, Agent.Mathie Ellis Co.LIMITED.180 St, Paul Street.COME AND NEW OUR FINE NEW FLOWER VASES Entirely now new and novel goods, just reasived.All sizes and patterns TELEPHONE - - - - - 369 Fred.C.Wurtele Acconntant, Auditor, Curator, Real Estate and Commission Agent.Seogstary Protestant Board of Sohoel Commissioners.98 St.Peter Street, ROOM 12 Tolophones: Seeicence 426 Residence 425 P.0.BOX 280 Holiday Time.Belore leaving for your summer vaostion send yourçlothes to GLOV- RR'$ DYEIRG and CLEANING WORES for cleaning and pressing.All work promptiy done and done in a nept pleasing up-to-date style.PRANCH OPFICES : 181 8t.Jon Bt., Tel.No.485 ; 368 Bt.Jobn Bt., Tel.1855 ; 321 St, - Joseph Bt Tel, 2639 HEAD OFFICR : 303-205 St Vailer SL June 12x01.IST, LOUIS HOTEL, QUEBEC.ebec's Popular Hosteiry.A \u2014 Up-to-date nail respects, cuisine and eervios unexeslivd.Hessonabls fates, centrally situated, every com- | forte of the modern home.MARCHANT BROS.146 Si Joha St.sesvessa «1150.to 91.00 Swesthers all sizes and prises.Swaw, Lines and Bal Hats, for all eo 108 ST.JOHN STREET |tonice PHONE 1684 WALL PAPER $ AND THE EFFECTS PRODUGED, Is the aim of the decorator who understands his business, When we sell Wall Paper we |\" put our knowledge of artistio barmony of color and of the effects of the side lights and reflections at ydur service, aim ing to produee a result that shall permanently please.Quebec's g Wall Paper and Paint Store Marchant Bros, 146 St.John Street.EstimatesChesrfullyGiven COAL! Scotch Anthracite (Hard) Coal ALL SIZES For Furnaces, Stoves and Ranges, More Satisfactory and Any Other CO A.K.Hansen & Co., Phone 362 COAL ! More Economical Than AL.97 St.Peter st Tol.1810 1, V, DION, P.K.HUNT, Propristor., Managermm NE N AND WOMER, nr.Big @ tor sanatarsl Lr GREER uot to pirpeters, cous (THE marge 1 = o' sna a Sater OINCAMAR, | va.EEE es Desirous TO Laurentide House, \"I Guides Canoes, Tents, lar WORN -~ obtaining some of the best trout fishing vinoe should arrange with Mr.Robt.Rowley, Proprietor of the LAKE EDWARD FOR A FEW DAYS TROUT FISHING No necossity for poussin up provisions, or aoosesaries, Blake ces.io side trips to smaller lakes.; ROBT.ROWLEY, .LAURBNTIDE HOUSE Crash ro on the 10th stant : C.P.R.LINE Stesmer Montrose, Captain Moore, arrived from Montreal os at 6 pm.jes terday and proceeded for London.DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Parthenia, Captain Stitt, arrived from Montreal last evening, and procesded for Glasgow.DOMINION LINE.RAS.Dominion is reported Marconé wireless 95 miles east of cz Rece at 7 p.m.on Wednesday, and is dup in port Saturday evening.NORTH SHORE LINE.Steamer Natashquan, Capt.Bernier, having taken a board passengers and cargo, left port fer Natash- Juan and way places yesterday after.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Bermudian sailed from Bernude for New York st noon yester- y.SCHOONER DAMAGED.south, Sydney, ca, + July 1-Sche- Jeanie May, from St.Geoi for Halifax, with barrel fo arriva today for repairs, leaking badly, and with foresail destroyed, having en countered a goie of Cape Ray.Vesel was badly strained.NOTES.Steamer Inishowen Head.Captain Pickford, arrived Irom Riviere du Loup yesterday and pr oceeded Montreal to load part of outward cargo.prateamer Sursen bas Jet the West ey wit! and lan for Ques.Tt TO Steamer Glenarm Head, Captain Eyors, from Cardiff for Montreal, ar ri n port y morning and proceeded.Schr.vacht Manon.owned hy Mr.H.B.Ames.M.P., from Montreal for the Worth Shore, arrived here yeater.day morning.Steamer Crown of Castile, Bmith, from the West Indies, with sugar aud molasses, arrived in port afternoon and Jorterdey ob moored in the Steamer Karnak, Captain Caskell, from Quebec, arrived at London yesterday.Steager Carrigan end, Captain Ore, arrived from Montreal pertes n aud went into Indian Cove to complete carvo.Steamer Yoruba, Captain Davies, arrived from Montreal yesterday and proceeded for the West Indies.Seamer Ulabrand, Cavtain Kristeneen, having discharged her cargo of cnal, left port this morning for Port Hastings.Steamer Agnar, Cantain Jorgensen, arrived from Montreal yesterday, and procseded for Sydney.Steaprer Borgetad, Captain Nielson, arrived from Montreal last evening.OCEAN PASSENGER TRAFFIC.The greatest _incrense in passenger travel eant and west \u201cbound to and from Canadian ports is shown in tbe return of the C.P.R.Atlantic Steamship Company for the six months eod- ing June 30th last.Thore is en all.increase in the numbers carried seoond and third class in the first, testhound, où the Liverpool service, the firet class showing 65 per ont over that for the same class Pa the cr T FLY FISHING \u2014teemmet ae meer Tourists and Visitors ?QUEBEC in the Proand supplies of ll kinda, sé PROPRIETOR, ® rotrempondimg six months last year : the second class 65 per cent increase, and the third clase 72 ver cent.For : westbound travel.the first class bna \"been increased 63 per cent, the second, ES per emt, and the third 47 per cent.While the fact that the Empreeses were placed on the route last season alter the month of June hes swelled .the figures this year.compared with Jets the alt round incomes in passen.ver over rlonmien: se Un on a ie ui werp shows a cont | increase.por covrneentT 1 AND SHIPPING.Montreal, Jul 1\u2014With the star breakdons) di Xe Le de ef ie mp op the 1 Fri ee pe re compantes are entirely in = concerning what the conditions + are on the portheen The is» | convenience wbiotr thie d ie caus.the fact that the laet EXCELLENT FLY FISHING, DE Eine aura the hort FIRST CLASS ACCOMODATION, EF Take poelormed ie.mogoton: REASONABLE BATES, \u2014 a Tey oa and SPLENDID SPORT FOR ALL.os | mater ros post we Tate Writs for booklet and all other information Ve Hetineraieted, much les ble oi dark as to whether tis in the bourd the turbines.Hod To Boeri: shown some desire to 88.Crown of £ Cantile, Smith, West Indies, Robt.Rebord Co, sugar 88.Tnisbowen Fiod, Picklord, Riviere go à Loup, Harold Kennedy, for 88.ventes Bows Ere Eyers, Cardiff, BH.rari for Montreal, Ewa) Harold oy: past cargo.BIGNAL SERVICE REJORT.Quebec, July 11, 1907 Father Point 00)\u2014Clear, strong west ; ipward 9.Û .Monarch.Matane (203 a , inward 2 Pre Hoo Bi Cae hates ao)\u201d.re \u2014 Clear, west; inward 1.30 p.m.at, rene steamer.Ca; Magdalen 204)-Clear, strong | beet 13 sm.Cate- F Poimt (3M northwest, toast moon Black Do mond steamer Dominion.Cape Rosier (347)\u2014Cloudy, eouth- west\u201c; inwerd 3 p.w.Hurona.Ca 506)\u2014Dense t air ent anche Cape Rec (830)\u2014Fog clearing, vost; outward 2.15 pu.Sa Dominion 95 miles east inward Low \"Point (684) \u2014 at 7 p.m.yes SEE wool: outward 4 e.Bophia and Ellen ; inward yesterday *Beaup: 6 pu Cacounaointe des Monts (295) \u2014 Cloudy, strong southwest ; outward 9 a.m.schooners Union, Phoenix and Steune.Seven Islands (083)\u2014King Edward outward at noon.Mingan\u2014C.G.S, Minto anchored.Esquimaux Point\u2014Cloudy, west ; Restigouche anchored.Point Amour (662)\u2014Cloudy, west, inward yesterday 6 p.m.two-mmsted steamer, black fonuel, + white band and red within the white.Devona outward 1 p.m.Tuesday.BE.S.NoGBEEVY, Superintendent.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.New moon, Wednesday, 10th, 10.17 em, Wood's Pros mead Sod ous Debitly, Mental and Brot pore Nes pondency, Weakness, \u201cWANTES=_FDRNISHED OR UNfurnished room for by married con 20 children.iy to À \u201d\u201d Chronicle reine fos \u2014 MAN AND WIFE, 'h Jaga to run stall fete City.Call rr Fa 8 Navigon Go, com Quebec.3 \u201cWANTED.SCHOOL _ TEACHER, both , fog Clarke City, Cali or address - en Power, Bel e corner Fal street street and Bell's Tans, Quebec.3 WANTED WEAVERS ON WOOLlens and worsteds.Paton mapulsctur- leg Company, Sherbrooke, Que.WANTED-MARKERS AND BOR- ters at the Now York steam Laundry, Montreal.Exgerienced hands only, 191 St.Urbain, ntreal.20 BALR.FOR SALE\u2014A rer only CA- locke in first-class ordar ned for four morte, cod, fé.Louis T Ok SAE Te WOT, A Achille food, a7 ee Ton aul meee rem à FOR SALE\u2014-BOUSES NO.30 STE.street, No.30 POR SALE.\u2014 FIRST-CLASS MOD orp self-contained bouses, où Park Avenue, stone and | brick.All modern fon venianom.Algo first-clnes beildiog w Sharpe, ce Louis SF Wo.Walia BUSINESS CHANCES.w .\u2014A BOY OR GIRL BNOW- ing French and English fluently, also Stenography and snd Typewriting in both Immediote employment.Apply by \u201cletter 6 Chronicle Office.BOARDERS WANTED Most beauti- o EREMIE RICHARD\u2014BOOK-BIND- and ruler (formerly in the employ of tainty G A.Latraace) 105 Mous\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rm TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE \u2014A traveller covering the two Sydneys ang miring districts in Cape Breton idaily, would be roar Inter into wid esale houses of diffrent ines who are desirous of i Fad customers, and having their a castomers, called on more teequently than by their regular traveller.Addrem, .D.A., Box 705, | Brie, N.S.ATTORNEYS.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 rer MANLEY & GRAND, ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law, 32 PBroad- way, New York, (lormerly of To mmto)i clients having interest in the United States.: WANTED GOOD SMART BOYS work in ofies, also ro! of papers.À WAGES.\u2014WE REQUIRE TEN oakmakers at Faguy, nay a 1 & Frere, 269 and 264 St.John meet rer es NANTED.Eo en Seo Eos y Post Office ge Da ME Se OCEAN VIEW HOTEL Biddeford Pool, Maine.Finest moderate priced hotel om the coast.Send for iliustrated booklet.Rates $10.00 upward, weekly.Reduced rates for June and Julyjune20x2m WANTED.\u20142,000 GROSS POLE END bard maple blocks, 7 Trad dia.x 14 in.thick, ai fram small wood pre ferred.te quagtitios and lowest in cgses and PF.0.B, the Or Easastisntio Livers at Monmtresi Es te Joke bin Rte law-sat.matorraæa, aud Efecs of Âbussor Ex Price 81 bo: for.One will pl ui viicurs Bou bg ail or manie 1 Plain pig.on reco) of des mes e formerly Faut, Or emp ram tr ovat IT IS FAGUY, LEPINAY'S WAY To keep their customers a month in advance for what they want.Do you want to make money.See our adv.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.QUEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE.Furnished by Neuville Belleau & Co., Stock Broker, 93 St.Peter Street.Quebec, July 11, 1907.Asked.Offered.BANKS, Fall of Mo Montreal.2484 134 on ee SR 4 13 hi Se raene ou 120 Banque Hoc! age.\u2014 Molsons Benk.\u2026 206 203 Bank of Commerce.MISCELLANEOUS.Canadian Pacific.or Richelieu & Optari Montreal Power., Quebec Ry.& Po: 30 Lu Quebec R.& E, Co., pref.113} .Quebec Gas Co.\u2026\u2026\u2026 wer \u2014 8 Quebec Steamship Co.105 .Bellechasse Telephone.1s.Dom.Textile, pid., 86 Canadien Electric.60 .|Canadian Elec, prof.100 BONDS.Dom.Textile Serie C.- 87 Montmorenoy Cotton 100 Railway .- Canadian Eloctric\u2026 98 IF YOU ARE TOO BUSY TO COMES Let us know what you want by mail, ds are Joi and ty ane ol Took at \u2018the money we wil Te away hin wes.See our adv.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.Dance music every week night in Kent House Parlors.NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, July 11\u2014Flour receipts, 19,080 berrels ; exports, 4,513 barrels.Quiet.Wheat receipts, 35,000; eox- ports, 7,004.Spot, wesk.Options closed at bottom» and 24 to 2} under last night.Corn receipts, 97,825 bushels ; .20,000.S Option ot wes \u201cwitbou transat- tions, closing about 14 cent net lower.Osta soosipt, 1,600 bushels ; exports.1,050 bual Spot, stoady.n, steady.romanes quiet.Molasses, steady.Pig from, quiet.ore un settled.Land, dull.Tin, Sugar, raw, steady: refined, steady.Ring a most popular move, stare.us Try Chase's Ot, mont ita oor = PILES = cure oremob XA Pile oo eat nnials in the ni paie is x KSON, DR.OHASK'S OINTMENT.A POPULAR TRIP.The ina tion the QR, L & P Co.of & 30.Tod trip ticket to Kent House Grounds after 7 p.m.a being take taken Sdvan of by a very large Dumber orl The ticket ties the rare ie a ride over the city curs, the trip the the Falls elevator, admission to Rustic Theatth and return to town and home by oity the {rip cac and ate the hp of the stati eld wor ive.boom ably.waa of , easy.WANTED\u2014AT ONCE A GOOD smart boy, as printer\u2019 art ste A A pa chance fo: pply at Cronin START IN A PUSTRESS FOR YOUR to 850 week or ce it.pondre dence School, \"viande MALE HELP WANTED.WANTED.\u2014DETECTIVES; SHREWD reliable man for profitable secret service, to act under _ ord ors; mo © ience necessary.Write, ster, Indignapolis, Ind.women special rates to learn .nile trade in eight learning : fraduates carn $10 to 818 weekly ; be secure itions.Catalogue free.Mole B Coll 119 Cotig St.West, Montreal ©\u201d JO LET eres?meee, TO LET.~A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE 8 Lorette.Apply, \u201cHouse,\u201d P.O, , 354.\u201cROOMS TO LET\u2014APPLY 8 HALDL wand street.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO RENT.\u2014TWO PRICES 98 ST.Poo Street.to Alex.x Sauvvreau, Notary, aR reau, Notary, 77 Ov Duter Street.TO RENT.\u2014SEVERAL OONFORT- able rooms, also board if required.Apply to 20 Garneau street, dae ia otha do Teno CA a Commercial strest, at the foot of the elevator and opposite tbe Intercolonial Railway.o a pl andi business stand, at oocupiad ss a branch of the ei Montreal, with all the furniture required by e bank n any other offics, ot business, with vault and Pomession on May 1, 1907, Apply to Maro Couture, merchant, Comm a street, Levis, or to Me.Contes .marshant, St.Michel PQ FURNISHED Rooms.WITH OR without rd, all modern convenien- on, ply 106 86 Cyrille steost.\u201cVOIRIOIRE GROUND FLOOR à TO LET-THE GROUND FLOOR or tbe Masonio Rail Buildieg, 00 area of about 35 x 50 feet.Nuitable for a bank, railway er other business req spacious Yodioe room.to À.E.Seilert, Secretery.COTTAGE TO RENT.\u2014THAT MAG- nificens Cottage, adjoining the Hotel Bellevue, formerly oooÂu by Me.Danswreau, at the Poi River du Loup, with terraces, tennis asd ero- gust lawns, bath, wate costs, eto.Inmedinte pomesion, to ey HELP WANTED, MALE XE™ © GREAT CHEAP ANNUAL SUMMER SALE OF FURNITURE The greatest cash sale of High Class Furniture ever held in the City.FOR ONE MONTH OMLY.A splendid opportunity to procure the best furniture at lowest prices.EVERY ARTICLE REDUGED, All Bigh Grade Material and Best Values.= ||JAMES PERRY 323 PAUL STREET PHONE 519 Orders Promptly Attended to NOTICE.Max.Hudon, euccessor to the late P.F.Rheume, hardware merchant, Has! transferred his establishment from the corner of Bridge and St Joseph streets to Nos.101-103 Bridgo 3 | street, corner of St.Francis.As this store is larger it gives an opportunit of having a more considerable at and st the same time to give better satisfaction to his customers as it is one of the best stocked stores in town and one of the most advantageously known in that line of business.juneldxim.Photo Material CAMERAS FROM $1.TO $75.Films, Papers, Plates and Daveloping Supplies, eto.Photographic Supplies of all kinds, Special attention is devoted by an expert to developing and print.ROOMS, JO LET AT M cates, 5 4 - ns ing.AT car stables.y Board by ar- sa esp JOHN E.WALSH'S RR nL WELL TUR-| BOOK SELLER &STATIONER, beat, electri, Tight, telephone a #4 ST.JOHN STRERT.roo.vos Apply to Mrs.W.Donobue, 3 Urauline Lane, QOKSFRIE \u2018BAKING POWDER Hl ul The Kind Grandmother Used. COAL Carbray Son & Co.WHOLESALE COAL Anthracite and Bituminous Sole Agents for the Province of Quebes for the Superlor and Celebrated Steam and Gas Coal ofthe - ~ + + = = = PITTSBURGH COAL CO.and PITTSBURGH & ERIE COAL Co.WATER AND RAIL Hochelaga Bank Chambers, Quebec.Jane5xmon.w.The Cabratad Franch Coffee 80'd at 3) cents by the firm of J.B.Rousseau, is real- iy au extriorcinary coffee, the aroma is very agresable and the tas\u2018e very palatable.\"When you have given it one trial you will acknowledge that nowhere else can you get coffee at 30 cents whieh cen compare vÎth this c flee.J.B.ROUSSEAU, mayix2awxtu-insly.LUMBER Arixbm, 214 St.John Street, 288 St.Joseph Street PHONE 646 COAT.ARCHER & CO.ANTHRACITE COAL for Stoves and Furnaces, FOUNDRY COKE, AMERICAN SMITH, WELSH AND STEAN, BRICKS AND CEMENT.Lumber and Timber of Every Description Office and Wharf, 140 St, Andrew St, Quebec.A Gas Water.Heater [AB altached to your Range is the.finishing touch, to Kitchen-comfort: Made for economy folks.\u201d + | views he said \u2014 QUEBEC GAS COMPANY OFFICE AND SHOW ROOM 154 ST.JOHN STREET OFFICE TELEPHONE 1014.WORKS TRLEPHONE 268.J.A.CHICOINE THE TAILOR 38 FABRIQUE STREET A High Class Tailoring a Specialtyfeme.15x3m.SEE OUR NEW SHAPES AND DESIGNS JUST ARRIVED.THONAS d.NGORE, 148 SL Jom St A PLEASANT TRIP East Canadian Freight Agents Entertained by Quebec Transportation Club, Yesterday morning the Eastern Cana- {dian Freight Agents concluded their business meetings at the Lake Bt.| Joseph Hotel.Alter lunch they re |turmed to this city by ial train, when they were taken in ge by the Quebec 7 tation Club.At thres p.m.about nmety of the visitors and |a number of ladies embarked on board steamer Pilot for a sail around | the harbor.The steamer was gail, \\decorated with flags and bad a gp orchestra, As the steamer was going up tbe river she went close to the alias eruiver Narces.The Pilot thea stop] dipped ensign, whi the passengers joudly cheered the war- ship, the crew of the latter ing with vigor, The Pilot then headed for the Grand Trunk Railway wha, Bouth Quebes, where a landing was made and the excursionista broarded & special train which was in waiting ito convey them to the new* Quebeo Bridge.After \u201ca plossant run the bridge was reached, the train going out some distance on it, being the first passenger train to go on to the great structure, The visitors were then transferred to open cars which car ried them out to almost the outer edge of the bridge.Tho visitors were greatly struck with the stupendous a proporr tions of the undectaling and made many enquirips regarding it.They were almost awe struck on seeing the workmen flitting about on the upper works of the bridge, some 300 feet above the river.Mr.Barthe, secretary of the Bridge Co., supplied the visitors with a neat pamphlet giving a deserip- tion of the bridge as well a litho- grapb of it.When some time was spent in inspecting the bridge, the train was again token and the retuzn trip to South Quechee commenced.On the way down vocal and instrumental music wes in order, the visitors ving to be excellent vocalists.the Grand Trunk station was the party loft tho train and again embarked on the Pilot, which steamed down the iver past Indian Cove to where the wreobed steamer Bavarian is lying.When ncar the damaged vessel one of the party, acting as an auctioneer, called for bids for her, but es the offers made did not suit his the vessel was withdrawn for the present.The Pilot next ran aver towards Montmorency Falls to afford the visitors a view of them from the river.Jt was now near six o'clock and as the visitors were hook- od to leave on the R.&.O.Navigation Co.'s steamer for Montreal at 6.30 p.m, the Pilot was headed up the river.On pearing the Brenkwater the steamer was stopped to afford the ex- eursioniste an opportunity te view the steamer\u2019 Empress of Ireland, moored there.At six o'clock the R.& Owharl was reached when the passengers disembarked.| Before leaving the steamer, however, the company song \u201cLa Marscillase,\u201d and \u201cGod Save the King,\u201d with orchestral accompaniment.Cheers were iven by the visitors for the Quebec ransportation Club, the Grand Trunk Railway, Quebec Ferry Company, etc.The members of the Transportation Club then gave hearty cheers for the visitors.During the trip of the Pilot refreshments were seeved, Mr.A.H.Davis, Hon.Secretary-Treas.of the elub, was untiring in his attentions to the Visitors, and was ably seconded by his brother members.The Transportation Club derires to express its rincere thanks to the Quebec and Levis Ferry Co.and the Grand Trunk Railway Co.for their kindness in placing a steamer and a train at the disposal of the club, free of charge.\u2018The visitors were delighted with their alternoon\u2019s outing, ch many of them said was the most delightful trip they had enjoyed-for a Jong time.Following is a list of the officers of the Quebec Traneportation Club which 80 nbly entertained \u2018the visitors: \u2014 Hon.Prenident\u2014J.G.Scott, General Manager Q.& St.J.Ry.Hon.Vice-Presidents\u2014Edw.A.Evang, General Monager Q.R.L.& P.Co.; E.Reynolds, Asst.Superintendent Can.Pac.Ry.Co.President\u2014Alex.Hardv, G.F.and Pas Agent Q.& L.St, J.Ry.Vice-Fresidents\u2014Jamen Bain, Supt.Q & L.St.J.Ry.; F.8, Stocking, $M Passenger and Ticket Agent C.Ryon, Secrelary-Treasurer\u2014A.H.Davis, Can.Pac.Ry.Committee\u2014Jules Hone, jr., City Passenger and 8.8.Agent C.P.Ry.Co.; C.E.Tenny, City Passenger Agent G.T.R.; H.N.Bartlett, Supt.Citadel Division Q.R.LL & P, Co; G.B.Ramsay, Asset.Manag 7 Dominjon 8.8.Co.; J.8.Thom, Managing Q.Trans, & Forwarding Co.BRIBERY ALLEGED plan Francisco, July ue, Chas 3 tom, tem ma; Francisca, te a the ot stand todo, in the Glass >, testified # ep fo gent of the Pacific Halsey, State Telephone Co.Boxton seid Hal pe hin $3,000, \u201cmostly in $100 bills,\u201d for having voted used his influence as a mupervisor ageimst à rivel franchise being ranted the rome telephone company.only im ant question asked of Boxton in Poe examination before he was excused brought out thet the cancun et whioh a majority of the 18 supervisors de sed to sharrlon vn Pacifo States ompaty, accord: ase confessions of the grand jury they had ben bribed to vote a fronobies to the home company wes held in the office of Mayor Schmitz on the Sunday evening precoding hen THREATEN D TRAIN OFEN Portland, Me., July 11\u2014Thres believed to be robbers, who atte to compel a Grand Trunk train crew to do ir bidding by a throntening um of revolvers were captursd hee to-day after a lively nutomnbile chase \u201cend pistol duel.They fav their Hi Clark, Ths.Jeni 2 .Thev ol), (bres sheriffs end State Reprimmica- .Clark Scales, nf Wostitrook, cn a Grand Trunk freight Yarmonth Junction, and when ordered of the car, th the conductor and trainmen with revolvers.Other rail.rond employee were onlled and the strangers fled.trainmen oe honed the sheriff, who made um of re.Beales\u2019 automobile.The officers found the three men row under suse icon and \u2018hom after wn 9%.Sn OSE e Feb.|swering \u201cNo,\u201d whe THE QUEBEOC;;ORRONIOLR™ eed peep Trap Shots th great penetra ec reed 424 20 ng.\u2018 wobars Bkpire Byiv, bm = eus 8 Sng Every trap shel should use ENJOYABLE EVENT Lurcheon in Honor of the Officers of the ltalian Warship.A successful Juncheon was given the i Ju \" (Lieut.Cel.A.Res, de ue permanent officers of the garrison In onor of the -offcers of the Italian | warship Varese.Covers for twenty ;were laid.Col v 3 | Lieut.-Col, J.F.Turnbull, President of jthe Garrison Club.The R.C.G.A.band was in attendance.| The tables were baudsomely decorst- ed, and the lokcheon was served with all the slegance which marks those events at the Gérrison Club.Steward Jones had excelled himpell in the pro- paration of tbe luncheon, the menu veing\u201d as follows: MENU.Tomatoes Badis, ives ' m\u2014\u2014\u2014 Consomme aux Pates d'Italie Saumon \u2018Grille « la Maitre d\u2019Hotel noombres, Pommes de Terre Nouvelles Persillade Bouchess do Ris de Veau a la Varese Poulets Sautes au Castellamare Petits Pois Verts ' Filets de Boeuf Printaniere Pouding Glace aux Fraises 4 Gateaux Fruits Raisins Cale Noir Those present at the luncheon \u2018were Capt.Diego Simonetti, Lt.Paola Cattanei, Lt.Pippo Piazza, Lt.Jingo ,Compioni, Ensign Alberite Bu i, \"Surgeon Candido Balonino, all of the Varese; Lt.-Col.Roy, D.O.C.; Major ! d\u2019Orsonnens, D.8.A.; 14.-Col.Turnbull, | Mayor Garneau, Lt.-Col.Gaudet, Lt.- Col.B.A.Scott, Lt.-Col.Morin, Iti Col.Wood jog.Bh Major Dupléasis, Major \u201cx 0, vie, \u2018Major ouliston, Capt.arples \u2018and Capt.N.C.Ogilvie.RELEASED FROM THE PENITENTIARY.A few years 1d Noel Gemireeu Sas sentences tor the | oF arwon Ex the parieh 8t.pr ! Noix 3 2 he orm a good reputation, To on was supported .= vergne, M.P., and Mr.E.y, PP.end a favorable report also was sert in by the judge who presided the trial.As a result, Gaudreau has been given bis liberty and will spend the re mainder of bis gnys in his former parish.DAMPING THEIR SPIRITS.A little Scottish boy was reading in his history an account of the battle of Bannockburn, He read as follows: \u201cAnd, when the English saw the new army on the hill behind, their spirits became damped.The teacher phd the boy what was meant \u201cdamping their rite.\" The boy, not Pos hy meaning, simply \u201canswered, water in their » Kpittin\u2019 CROWING CHILDREN.The Period When the Nervous Activity Is at its Greatest\u2014 A ame journal says: \u201c inet tl ice of gi tea and coffees ie\u201d dre, Tiling vee wpe: strongly.Childhood is the period when the nervous activity is at its greatest.[he brain is very busy receiving new ons.eflex action, co-ordination of muscles, and the special senses are all under a special course of training.The nervous system is pushed to ita wtmoët capacity, long ie the list of victime that follow its over-stimu- lation.In these little people but harm can oome from \u20ac uch articles es tes or coffee.1 , then, as thin prec fa, let ue as physicians be ve in its pro- kibitién.Do not watisisd by an- to its use, but let us teach families with whom we come in contact, that such practice is evil.We speak emphaticelly use not only among F tmeducated, but among the , who should know better, this practice is marvelonsly prevalent.\u201d A man who tried Postum Food Coflee, said that it might be eofid mour- ishment, but he didn\u2019t like its taste He had not discovered: (BF secret of healthy, and has proven 8 Godsend to many an adult whose diily ails were not understood until Poavum was fa place of Coles, \u2018Thae's 8 Bee operly made a he the hich on similar to Javas.Read the lit Sead \u201cThe Reed to Nellville,\u201d .a Satin bs.whusky.\u2019\u2014Christian J the na vou and witb er delicious Postum.{lia boli- fog commences, allow it to boil full 18 nutes.Not simply to put it on tbe |Oé stove for 18 minutes, but count the Néteen minutes alter commen- ve.That brings out the value nnd the delicious flavour.It ogrsaialy doss make the ehildron _ _\u2014_ FRIDAY.ut ve, 190% à | .| Steamer Rugs.+ Steamer Rugs in reversible plaids, and other patterns., English, Scotch, and Canadian make, and ALL ( WOOL.These rugs are also largely used for motoring, A as they are light in weight, $3.50 to $20.00 * a .Motor Gauntlets.4 , \u2014 à , Dents\u2019 and Fownes\u2019 Motor Gauntlets, with fringe on cuil.: Selected leather that will stand\u2019 the hard usage inol- \u2018 denta} to motoring.Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's sixes.32.65 to $3.15 .7\u2019 ° .] \u2019 To Chamois Gauntlets.Ladies\u2019 Chamois Gauntlets with fringe.A washable \u201c glove well suited for driving and golfing.Price $2.76 HOLT, RENFREW & COot \\ - The more particular the smoker, , the more emphatic Is his appreciation of these high-class briar pipes PEASANTDISORDERS | __ FINANCIAL .~ aps a St.Petersburg Peeasants Have Th B k f B Î h N rh À Pitched Battles with the 8 an 0 brik Is ms Or merica Troops.A 8.Poterabs ce n .QE of the oldest banks doing business in this pensant disorders brs broken out x country.proviees end La the northwestern ey 56 Branches in Canada and the United States se EP comecking tho Daltie and Caspien | = one rs Issued-\u2014 Pa e an ja 4 mt puoi en 6 | © Gurr, United States or Great Britain., Lames The authocitiss fous that de Drafts bought and sold.hers pert of Busia and vero Prompt attention given to collections.7 intetare with the transport of grain | / Bavings Bank Dept.\u2014Deposits of $1.00 sad Toe rent jatroduotion of ugboate upwards received.Interest paid every three months lines hauled by peasants, occasioned | QUEBEC BRANCH\u2014J.W.HAMILTON, MANAGER.great excitement.Bands of peasants ; qe Dre a ee and ET de aviation of (be water \u2014 sen | i loss a ite ad trams ee MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES as uroal.ARE YOU INTERESTED ?The failure of the attempts of the ° peasants to drive away the tugboats WELL, LOOK HERE | was followed by a strike ol the entire .305 pile of Gn Mary a A move La Cie Chs.A.Paquet, Ltéements of freight along the canal is ab Is just the firm to supply your MILL or » standstill.FACTORY with the best equipment, Drink Beauport Lager; Ît is both ia the line of Machinery or Bapplics he best.SPECIALTIES: MR BRYAWS OPINION Steam, Gas or Gazoline Engines; Steam Carthage, Mo, July 1l.\u2014Japan | Boilers or Water Whaels ; Sawing and Wood - does not want to make war in the Unitthe | od States.Wm.J.Bryan is wuoted as saying.\u201cOf course,\u201d he continued there is a lot of Jingoiam ins this spanese war tal urrying of \u20ac feet | of warships to the Pacific wast.To my mind, the object is not to repel an expected attack from the Japanese, | but that the talk ie being done by some alleged Statesmen a Washington to influence con to wake a big naval ex n appropriation.c \u201cWhen -I say Japan dres not went war, I do so advisedly, for when 1 was BY Japan I talked with the lead- ng men, all kinde of lta and, ab ound + expressions rien for our country.° eee mc JAPANESE OOMM:NTS Tokio, July 1}.=The massing of the American $ in the Pacific, aout which American papers have :, app to Marquis Ito lor an opinion, is semi- officially diseussed by Ito's wdministras tige organ to-day.- paper saya: \u201cWe cannot help leoling some misgiving with to the ificance of the mass ing ol American battleships in the Pacific, especially in view of the andioso anpouncement ottributod to dent Roosevelt to the effect that id furnish the world demonstration of America\u2019s defensive capacity.It is dit- Boult for us to accept the assurance thet the coming manoeuvers do not possess any connection whalover w.th the Japanese American situation.We regret that Washington thinks it neces- sa£y to tuke.what resembles » precautionary meadure.However, wo are te attach serious of the proposed manosuvers.Neither have we the slightcet doubt.of the petifo and f y veutimonte of the American Governmont.The people to- due are the irre ble sect of a Sng th - on a.~ i a sensational agitation the press.Ilis sole comment on the used | ward whom Japan's blame le disposed impor tance to this matter nnd have no in- \u2018 olination to doubt the President's sin- | œrity in assuring the pescelul nature | ia bility | of war ts: There la so Bue Jo mx Soars $00 Shin\u201d Working Machines ; Transmission Machinery; Belting of all kinds ; 8hafting, Hangers, Pulleys, 8aws of any sort ; Saw Bits and Shanks ; all of the highest grade that money can secure, .\u2014AT\u2014\u2014 : La Cie CHS.A.PAQUET, Lté Phone 2325 2 and 4 St Joseph St _.CALL ON BY PHONE, MAIL OR PERSONALLY.to the man whose Ginger Ale, Soda Water, etc, are not + [fit to drink.This refers to others, not to us.Our drinks | arethe BEST and PUREST that can be produced, WE DEFY COMPETITION AND COMPARSION.M.TIMMONS & SON, QUEBEC, Aerated Water Manufacturers, -_ ¥ vos FRIDAY.sOLY 12, 1907.\u2014 Mid-Summer Sale.| J} Blouse Waists and Whitewesr, Plain and Fanoy Hose, Undorvasts i Thread agd Silk.- Boy's \u201cBuster\u201d Suits, : Children\u2019s Hose and Undervests, - Hair Combs and Ornaments, .Finest Imported Smallwares, Leather and Beaded Hand Corsets, Celebrated P.C.23 styles ALL REDUCED.E.J.Dynes 49 John St.9 PHONE 271 ¥ ¢ DIED, : YPRANTHAN.\u2014On July Hth, 1947, ¥ Clarence Thomas ur, aged 9 months and 19 days, beloved son of * Mr.end Mrs.Cecil C.Grantham.Foneral will leave his father\u2019s rosi- dence, No.97 1-2 d\u2019Aiguillon street, Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock for .Bt Patrick's Cemetery.BT.HTLAIRE\u2014At St.Remuald, 11th inst., aged 1 year and 8 months, © 2 Germaine Marguerite Marie, daught- + & of Joseph, \u201cEmile Se Hilaire, Foneral, Frid é , Fri t .m.Relations and friends are invited to ited.New Advertisementsme Sporting Goods\u2014Chinio Hardware Co.Attractire Sale\u2014A.J.Maxham & Co.Important to Smokers\u2014A.Beaudoin.Magic Baking Powder\u2014E.W.Gillett Hoisting Fagince -Mussene Limited.Cottage to Let\u2014Box 354.Young Man Wanted\u20140.DeVarennes.Pommery Champagne-Law, Young: & Colsbrated French Coflee\u2014J.B.lious seau.Fino Wines and Spirite\u2014Fraser, Viger 2 & Co, \u2014\u2014\u2014 HAY, ONE nd COR \u2014 ALSO \u2014 ~ Flour, Pork \u2014 AND \u2014 General Provisions.GEO.TANGUAY, 48 ST.PAUL STREET, 88-34-35-30 ST.ANDREW ST.Lower Townjuiy.11x3m.La Banque Nationale On and after Thursday, the first sol August next, this Bank will pay to its sharehorders a dividend of one and three Juarters per cent.being at the rate of ves per cent.per annum, upon its capital, for the quarter ending on the Ast July noxt.This dividend will be paid to the list of \u201charenoldees fascibel oa tbe 16tb July.\u201cBy order oi the Board of Directors.: P.LAFRANCE, Manager.Quebec, ¥rd Ji 1907.wh mon.wed.tri.H.B.BIGNELL FIRE and LIFE Insurance.Associated with Mr.C.Pgo Agent of the Royal Ins, Co.Liverpool, Eng., the largest an tient Insurance Company world, pt and Liberal Settemests Made, Ko.66 St.Peter St., Quebeo.Phone Ne.75 sv, entr 1ème VERY IMPORTANT to SMOKERS \u2014 AT \u2014 wl SEARS.TGH St.Jo:oph SL.Tel.2140 ; WAREHOUSE - Corner Moharésen and Latiderie Streets \u201cGreat TELEPHONE 249 Reductions from 15 to 85 Per Centmence on Friday and cone Si oor the following days : Sotur- Tuasiay.Fe are, , snd ps ge make theses reductions cw Bh SEES or mershauts.aual nies julylld EST | V EY LITA FT BY A.J.MAXHAN & CO.Important Sle of Real Estate CONSISTING.OF THE ELGIN STREET SCHOOL, CORNFR OF Brick with stone foundations, building 34 stories, measures & x 74, propre 43-88.Heated by à comparative- y new boiler of the latest type, gable.Val autos ox tammy om gable.Well suited | a œ other light machine shop, or could be made into lodgings.can be ume, Sale at A.J.Maxham & Co.'s office, Bt.Peter Street, Monday 15th instant, at 11 o'clock.À.J.MAXHAM & CO.A &B.Any information required abtained from A.J.Mexham & Co.By A J.MAXHAN & CO.ATTRACTIVE SALE \u2014 OF \u2014 REAL ESTATE NO.4 ILGIN STRERT ON MONDAY AFTER THE SALE OF SCHOOL.Excellent Pro; , 41/0 stone and foundation, water In 2, flat, good investment, mp Sale at 11 o clock, MONDAY, at Maxham\u2019s Office, St.Peter Street, at 11 s.m A.J.MAXHAM & CO.Noone should miss this sale.Pruneau & Kirouac OP ais triad aw BICYCLE, TAIGYCLE ON AUTOMOBILE.Sand Mouide, Garden T pa ood ri An Just the right thing to bring to the Country ais We have them at different prices.PRUNEAU & KIROUAG, 34 Fabrique Street.AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME The at the Rustic Theatre at Kent.House grounds this week is a most attractive: one.The Japanqe troupe and the Harmanie ate great drawing cards, and should be seen by all: who ire to pass a pleasant time.These are features, but there are also a number of other fine attractions, which are sure to .icass.A trip to the Rustio Theatre is sure to give the test sgtislection this week, or in fact any time.WHAT JS THB USE.You nedn't pay for your $1.00 when you can have as fix 80c., at FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.pe OMINA AWAKENING Pekin, July 11.t edicts have been issued ordering reforms in the provineial judicial system and ee- tab police, industrial taotais and ern courts of law in the provinces.The oh, will first be introduced\u2019 in Manchuria snd in the pro- ficiels and people ars also ealled upon to prepare for the adoption ol a constitutional form of government, eres Dance music every week evening ia Kent House parlors.POPULATION OF CANABA Ottawa, July 11.\u2014The oensus and population af Canade Lo.be 4 504,400 tion o nada to on the first of , 1907.Te de cennial census had it at 5,871,315.ADSI) ASBAULT OM MAJOR THACKER Halifax, N.8., July 11.\u2014Two Royal Canadian Artillerymen have been ar rested, ruspectad of having Bommitted the assault on Major Thacker.Masks\u2019 a bir kit, which, Ë is | ul to disguise i isolves in making their attack.One of the pri was heard to that 5 would knock off the ey | bead when he got e chance, Laugh and grow fat in the ja st Ket House Grounds atin ELEGANCE PREDOMINATES.you want, i .os FAGUT, AY & FRERA, LR HOT ANGEL AND ELGIN STREETS.{ iq; and 264 Bt.John Street.|.y vinoss of Chili and Kiengeu.The of- [ing THE QUEBEC CHRONICLn IN AND BOU To WN BOURASSA WAY RUN Against Hon.Jean Prevost in Terrebonne County, it is Said, Peterson\u2019s and BLB Briar Pipes at Walling's Stores.SWORN IN, Cyrille Frenstte and John Chateauvert, of Notre Dame des , County of P mor sworn in at the Polire Court a fusion of poate for the; district RECOEDER'S COURT.: drupken- irankea, Splendid rtuaity to ° the Quebse bridge for 10 cents has | pound tif, Êteimer Pilot will 's wyarf at 1.15, 2.80 And 4 o'clock P.IL,.on Sunday, July 14th.july 12x2 TA \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ty RELIC OF EARLY DAYS, A farmer of St.Anne de la Perade, T.Juneau, found while digging in his field three stone hatchate, t and will be sent to the museum of the at Three Rivers.The lands of .Juneau re, according to the traditions ot , onoe camping ground of Iroquois tribe.on MN next.This remarkebly well situated property, suitable { lodgings, be sold by St.Peter stresb, on 15th, at 11 o'clock.tions have been made to the auctioneers to dispose of it by private sale, but bave besa declined, it must M y next, veral applica- ters rm eet QUEBEC AND LAKE ST JOHN RY.From now on during the summer season, special reduced vate tickets will be sold at stations between Quebeo and Judian Lorette, inclusive, to Lake St.Joseph Hotel and return by trains on Wednesdays and Saturdays, good to return same day, at $1.25 each, which rate includes dinner or lunch at the hotel.Tickets will also be sold at same wiations to same place on Satur faye, god hd return dy ail trains fol- wing Mondays, a: .00 each, which tate includes dinner at Lake St.Oseph Hotel on Saturday with board d lodging until J en morning, including breakiast.There is dancing.every Wednesday and Saturday evemings at Lake St.Joseph Hotel, ir 81013 BENT UP FOB A YEAR.A young man was arrested Detective Walsh yesterday morning on 8 number of charges of theft, the prisoner having been getting goods different merchants under false pretences.Among the merchants who were deceived by the prisoner were Messrs.H.& J.Young, Picard and File.and others.The prisoner had been previously arrested on similar charges and sent to gmol, having only been rocontly released, The prisoper qoured ribs taps and other plumbing ings, claiming thay they were for Mr., of the Imperial Laundry.He was brought before the Police Cours snd sentenced to twelve months\u2019 BOY DISAPPEARS.) disappearance of 8 boy from his bome in Mount Pleasant Vile arranged matters.The boy failed return home.The father.however, came act boy oo Tuesiav mon.ê e = OF | eagerly b: by | for some time to come, in fact it A BIG MEETING Will be Held in Montmagny County To-morrow Aa oon, An importänt political meeting will be held nt Montmagny to-morrow af- ternoën when Mr.Armand Lavergne, M.P, for that County, will exidress his electors.Mr.Lavergne, on this ooca- sion will bo accompanied by Mr.Henri Bourassa, M.P.for Labelle, and Messrs, L.Robitaille, M.P.for the County of Quebec; Olivar Asselin, Editor of Le Nationaliste ; Nap.Garseau, advocate ; Ernest Guimont, ad- vocats; Ald.Huard, Real Lavergne, advocate; H.de Lottinviile, mer- ay chant; Tanored Marcil, journalist; JE, Plamondon, journalist ; J.N.Rainville and Alleyn Taschereau, advocates The meeting promises tobe of =a very important nature as it is expect- od that Messrs.Bourasse and Pavergne will make some imaortant declarations.As a large number ot Quebecers have signified their intention of being present, a spesinl train will leave Levis at 1.p.m.to-morrow, returning to Levis immediately after the meeting.Very Heavy in the Ancient Capital at Present\u2014 Hotels Crowded, The tourist travel is now on in sarnest in the Ancient Capital and hotel accommodation was ot a | premium at local hotels last evening, all the bouses heing crowded to their utmost capacity.Between the usual tourist arrivals and the arrivals of passer for the sailing of the mpress to-day, the Chateau Frontenao had all that it could do to provide accommodation for the crowds of people who wished to avail themselves of the hospitality of that tamous hostelry.The St.Louis, Clartbe |endon and otber hotels were alsa up against the same proposition, however, and every room was snapped up travellers.The various boarding houses and rooming houses are also full, and the number of strangers in town is very great.The arrivals at the Chateau yesterday included many distinguished guests, and the pages of signatures on the hotel register contained the names of people coming from all parts of the world.Among them wire the Vanderbilt party, which included Mrand Mrs.A.G.Vanderbilt, Miss North, Miss French, M.B.Roche, S.J.Wagstaff.This party arrived by special car on the C.P.R.yesterday morning and they will remain in town until this evening.\u2019 Major E.KE Elliot, of Wollelee, Harwick, Scotland, cousin of Earl Minto, arrived in town last evening from Japan and regi at the Chateau.Major Elliot sails today by 8 Empress of Ireland.Commander Walsh, R.N.R., is guest at the Chateau Frontenac.Judge and Mrs.Chas.F.MacLean, Capt.T.C.MacLean, Mr.and Mrs.; ord, Lawrence Mott, New York City, were also arrivals at the Frontenac last evening.Several big excursion parties are expected in town today.Ove of these will number 600 people, and will include many Knight Templars and their families,\u201d who have been attending the gard conclave at Saratoga.À Georgia arster's party of about 100 is expected too to-day, and there promises to be a constant flow of touriat travel is expected that this year's volume business will completely eclipse former s.BAND ON THE TERRACE.Weather permitting the band of th RCSL - arm Dufiorin Ter: moe t y) evening from eight to ten o'clock.of all 2404000818 448 384604 409 Keep Well with Good Food Proper selection of Food the sure way to get well and keep well.Use Grape-Nuts fe woman says: de ce je getting over ip, and while my stomach was so er table 1 sould not eat anything without dis- trees, 1 found 1 could take a dish of Grabe-Nuts with cream or milk, and feel built up like 1 had caten a full meal, and yet bave none of the unpleasant effecta of indigestion.I wish people knew its worth.\u201cIt seems to me trained nurses and physicians could use it to such good advantage, It is really the most vourishing and easily digested food I ve tried \u201d Grape-Nuts food is now recor ded by physicians all over the world.They know it contains tho delicate particles of hate of Potash obtained from the field grains.This ie the element ature combines with albumen of the ood to build the soit grey substance in nerve centres and brain, in the bu .The effect ie in some like a stimulant, but does not off, for it is à natural rebuild- by can be made into à + many di t and atable dishes, ên illustration: most delicious BF Es 1 - ter ollo: pe: Pour béiling water ovte 1-2 cup Grape- \u20ac 10 minutes: add \u20ac 2 , 4 tablespoontels of sugar, 2 wpe sweet wilk, 3 teaspoons of gin ger, 1 teaspoon mixed low, ir Hover slow fire until thoroughly boil v1.dough in deep pan.When in -Nuts, re- i TOURIST TRAVEL| THE EXPERIEN ss #> CE OF MANY WOMER 3 Demonstrate Beyond All Cavil That Pe-ru-ns Is & Safe and Useful Household Remedy.Read What the Women Mrs.Delis C.Cameron, Healdsburg, Oul., member Daughters of Americs, writes: \u201cHaving tried many remedies for chbronis cstarrh of the bronchial tubes, and not receiving any benefit, I bogan to think there was no help for me until 1 began to use Peruns.\u201cIn a short time the bronchial tubes bogan to clear, L did not have that frog in my throat\u2019 continually, my voice was not nearly so husky, snd the wheezing noise disappeared, \u201cI vas soon able to believe that I was entirely free from catarrh, and ss this \u2018was several months ago, I do not believe that it will return.\u201d The above group of women eould be multiplied by ten thousand without reaching the number that have been helped by taking Peruna.A Wasting Catarrh of the Stomach.Miss Emily Koch, 914 Michigan Ave, Sheboygan, Wis., writes: \u201cI ean heartily recommend Peruns for catarrh of the stomach, 1 bad tried many things which did me no good And a8 8 last resort I got a bottle of Peruna.\u201cI only regres that 1 did not try it before J toroed so much bad stuf?into my stomach.Ii has entirely cured me and 28 & preventative 1 always keep a bottle in the house.\u201cI gladly recommend 8 to all who are affilcied as ! was.\u201d Disease.the Illinois Woman's Alliance, writes: Peruns was suggested to me.highly of it.\u201d Mrs.Roxas Tyler, 6210 Madison Avenue, Chicago, lli.Vics President of \u201cDuring the past year I gradually lost flesh and strength until I was unable to perfurm my work properly.I tried different roniedies, and finally \u201cIt gavé me new life and restored my strength, I cannot spesk toc Mrs.Wm.Hohmann, 560 N.Pauling St, Chicago, Iil., writes: \u201cI suffered with oatarrh of the bronohial tubes and bad © teriblà cough ever since a child.When a ehilé 18 was supposed to be whooping cought or the éroup, ut se I got older 1t get worse.\u201cAfter s while St gotso bad I bad @ cough both winter and summer.Fp nally I bursta blood vessel in my thros§ from the strain of coughing, next g blood vessel in my stomach, so I 3 getting worse and doctoring, and eves then could get no relief.$] went to a dispensary for trea but it ali done me no good.At night T evald never lis on my back.I wonld sié tp until two or three o'clock in the morning before I could close my eyea.\u2018Then of course, I thought, and every body else that I had consumption.\u201cHeading the papers about Perans I decided to try it without the least hope thatit would do me any good.Bat after taking three bottles I noticed a change.My sppetite got better, so 1 kept em, never got discouraged.\u201cNow I ean lie on my back snd siesp all night, and you may well think how thankful 1 a for Peruna® ITALIAN SAILORS | op spat WHEN CLEANING METALS TRY Dutoh Cleanser Entertained at a Smoker at|We MéRe a Specialty of Supplying Camping arties.the Drill Hall Last Evening, The petty officers and men of the Italian cruiser Varese were royally entertained by the non-coms.of the local corps at the Drill Hall last evening.Flags of all nations were everywhere in evidence.A fine programme of musical selections, chi which were those ren in the native tongue of the visitors, was given with much acceptance, and a; \u201ccatch-as-catch-can\u201d wrestling match by men from the cruiser was also an interesting feature.The following contributed : Corporal Declieubitche, seamen Maroquita and Pine, of the Varese ; Ptes.Summers, Morin and Bkehan, of the 0.8.C.; Sgt.Robert, of the R.C.G.A.; Sgt.Simmons, Q.O.C.H.During the intervals the, men tripped the light fantastic to the strains of Gingras\u2019 orchestra.Capt.DeBlois made an efficient master of cerémopics.Among the officers pre- | sent re Lt.-Cols.Roy, Turnbull,\u2019 Jones, Evanturel and Scott, and Major d\u2019Orsonnens.| among FOR 6 CENTS ONLY.3,500 yards of striped «nd barred lawn muslin will be offerod for sale! to-day, Friday, worth from 10 to 16 cents.MARCEAU & CIE.HAD ARM BROKEN.| Joseph Picard, a well-known Conduo- | tor on the Montmorency diviaor of the Q.RJ.& P.Co., met with a pain- fai accident at the station of the com.! pany at the Palais last evening, While fs car was been shunted he had his | arm oaught in a brake and (he fore | arm was broken.| THE LATE ANDREW THOMSON.| The Union bank has acquired the por: | trait of the late Nr.Andrew Thomson who was for many President of | the Bank.The Trait was painted by Me.Eugene Hamel.the well-known artist of this city, and competent judges a members of Nr.Thomson's family pronounce the picture a life like portrait of our lamented euter- prising citizens.ODDFELLOWE INSTAL OFFICERS.The installation of the newlywlected | officers of Britannia Lodge, 1.3; 0.F, | took place at the lodge room in the Masonic Building last evening, there being a good attendance of members nt to witnens the corer.Ny The Tntalling offiecr was assisted the | following Past Gronde:- u of rm - 3 a & POWER CO.Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, St.John, NB, me tes Ge tagged lower than ever.\u201d Dufinces vel | ut machines they are equal to say in | fis Lape ABMIVE AT QUEBEC FROM .mr ae eee ere ears nr - om gs | in with a resumption of the old Con- | the market as to speed and workmpn- ARE \"nt md wd 7.00 AM.Chlooutimisad Robervas Satardeg SUMMER TIME-TABLE, 1907, ditions which preceded the late activ- ship, and the use of them means = a | MANIT BA} Ho00 and np Maven ie 7.00 Lomdonday.Wednesday snd Pritay, Quant after Monday, June 2rd, 1907, wins | N à 1 a RCOL 0 N |  L ity and advance.Investors have large saving to the manufacturer, Lake god] oo} SPEC ISAm SU NanABA | 350 41 A Resend.daily oxwcst Sun WEEN QUEBEC AND MONTMORENCY « RAILWAY been scared away a speculators FACIORY AT Anke Champlain | clas rams, 245 1,4.Chisourieul Roberval and Le T ~ IRTWERN Q! AN .| have suffered heavy losses and are not Yor tickets o > M.®.dal] ni Bras leas Lava a follow; La er de eu cs 808 St.Joseph Street | SENTE SCENE) iE wm Moa Falls, \u2014Ni for St.| 4! .a Which at ing and C K Tenny, Tiexet Agen .00 PM.Lak- dt.Joseph, call EE 1 A AN, Boren 0 Bf | he emt ae spbere wiowtain: | ST.ROCH, QUEBEC.a Ep Ce en CEE Ya\u201d Coe on this seain wpith vaay bo?on to luop the market quit and prevents PHONE 2335.Gaspe Steamship Line manie sd EE x SoxpaTe, ar on this advance.Time funds eannot be ob- \" a andes Ta.Leuve Quebec for Montmoreney Falls at 436, ied after 9.00 P.M., 1 i 8.8.GASPESIEN yr ey Gy, oc Odom at | 18.730 00,00 em sad every 8 mics |19,¢8 P.M \u2014 Maritime Express for St.tained at loss than 6 per cent.for six .Parlor ead Heoping 612 soem molation era sp from 1.pan 10 1100 pin, ; - months, while call rates run from 5 i: FA sos eoBes *.tmarency Falls for Quebes, até.4i, | Hyachinthe and Montreal daily.Din- A : ; 9 ext sailinge Wednesday, July |seseevedat EE EEE ARE | ed Pol cach on aie | Phas sate =e | Quebec Steamshio Ov LI |, Next mine ee ly TE em at ports.ht received Wednesday, un- | Fast Freight Train betwoos Quebte au\u201d \u2019 .'s Monires! les ves.y except Saturday- | tions unprofitable.It may be that al Mall Lines, + , the Government will come to the as- Boy ti 2 p.m, 7-20 S Lu\u201d Quebec, arriving Montre ( j [eistauce of the banks later in the tai] | S2lmafromPier47North River MT | | Excelient accomodations for pas- |, 4 ei From outre, areiving Quebes ( \"| exports have been probably ceased, as New York, Bermuda and West indies pm.; BETWEEN QUEBES AND STE ANNE DE| John and H x, daily pt Sua- : | high rates tend to make such opera- .Dining and Slesping Cars.Wax Dama an A.M.\u2014Ocean Léaitedl for 84 pates for Sta.Anne ds Dosupre.ste | Hyacinthe and Montreal, daily ex- Ih 1.30, 10.38, 11.90 a.m.12.90, 1.15.2.15, t Monday.C J SCE [pn V0 cad demas || op Nondey.Serine 2 uray should acute stringency be felt NEW YORK FOR BERMUDA | pen sho gency , as gers.LEX HARDY, GUY TODS, ARLE 2e Gusto, ot | \u201cRiviere du Loup, Gecoune seh Lists very aay mon the Treamury \u2018ie in | TST 0 Jar UPN 17 ad 68 | por freight, Pamage and staterooms, | AUEE SAROY our rouse 6.30, 780, 2%, 9.20, 030 1L30 an.1288, | Metis, dailt except Sunday.Dining very easy condition.General busi- .mire apply to.Q&L oT.J.RY.BIS 016,615, 716 and 16.15 pm ie, allt ness, which shows signs of slackenin NEW YORK FOR WEST INDIES Mgr MNoatreal, re aT a rat «10 P M.\u2014Express for Bt.Byacintba 7.| may also release more or less ready | ge Thomss 8.Croix, 81.Kittn Antique, Guade- J.A.BOUCHARD, Mgr.Qusben June iach, 1987.CR 003 a B00 450 100 A Cf | \u2018and Montreal daily except | Bunday.for the use of the banks at the foure.Dominica, Martinique Bi me 40 Dalhousie St._\u2014 3.18, 4.18, 7.16 Asp a ot Buffet Cars., | &op moving period.The almost fat an A003.1000, 1000, 11 00, 00 ma 748 AM \u2014Express for Riviere du failure of the Union Pacific hond jo.| 98 FARIMA 13th Juy atnoea Shh sue is somewhat offset by the partial St.Lawrence Line Nor ih Shore and Sydney success of the Atchison subscription, 7 GOUCHE : | æBout 80,000;000 of the latter com.| The Twin Seren fmm as CANPANA 173 | RM.S.RESTI : \u2019s bonds being taken out of (I .£36300.000 ote The ciouing vos| TUESDAY, 16th JULY, | ro the Better \u2018photons chu | EESRMIR SRLS, MIE Pare Sone meon, LU (2) 4.00, 4 80, 6,16 v.00 and 10.18 p.m.Loup and Campbellton, daily except a * BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM, Bu .Wax Dave.5.00 P.M.\u2014Express for Riviere oe a pera Beaupes, £20, 110 am, 218 | Loup, daily except Saturday I (EUX A pe MOST DIREGT SERVICE bebe Sunday.| per De at 10062 | Maritime Etpress for Hali- YE TN «17,4 Mem.| jax and St.John, daily.Dining and Ara Joshi Jor Guebee, be, at 7.16 10.150.m.» in \u20ac Pure This ein only runs ruled just prior to the close.\"pa errant promotion fe pamaaten AR .| » \u2014 Are \u201c Suxvars Tir tarther sérticalamand Seoptog or Buster MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.mata al on al packages, to svoid rmistakon NEW YORK, CE Beaupre, 430, 80 am.(x) oe Na 1 By For brest and Q Baihoas Quotations furnished by Messrs, Neu, et EL be received on saliing day > \u2019 BOSTON, .wm Gusta foe St Joachim, 630, sm.and fri xd 8e Street = Delophones 160 Biro ellen & Co., 93 St.Peter | ony, setwean © and fam.CAPT.E.C.SEARS PORTLAND o = a \"> further informat: EY to fisher ee.20 18 18, 0 Steamer Or] Wontreal, July 11, 1907.EE AE | wu sai Saturdey, July 6th, ter | JULY EXCURSIONS hy ie \u2014\u2014 | comtane: mer Lrieans Canadian Pacific 4.5, OUTERBÂIDOE à 0 MES men [Nocth and from theses.to Sy.TO THE, * an roumetances an way, juan * .: Here Car rots Hae wid Xi Aa LEH St.Paul & M 7.8 Stocking.J, one, Jr.Ticket Agent, Gasbos aha is now being received at Cross WHITE MOUNTAINS Hom Neel ili, Shu\u201d SR | \"ream Sgen Torunte Sue Ce For raion of passage, freight, ete, $12.80 |p pe Beep stom | $03 Apia Ts Ou =} apply to Ae To ot PER NE RE \u2018ere 182 Detect United.®t THE ST.LAWRENCE HOLLIDAY BRos, | ik the Smits Moma iit 2g service for small pac! boxes, meals, Spm cp mt rer re Halifax Tramway.- .100 97 .101 St.Peter St.{any of ma follow'ng fom mm Hot: ls:\u2014Tely v 5.20 slitmina.ated centeand np sosording to \"Sk rapay sup saronsa}P™ | NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.| Toledo Railways.254 24} ; inati Hom or Caio re Hoots Mt.Feassat FE all other information apply to the Super | Ram - Mam [from E.& C.Randolph's Private | Havana Electric Co eB Conadion NOVIGONON (0 Lid Por forther {formation and Pullman rsterve- rec ; OW.4.EVANS, 2 ON UNDAY Wire to McDonald, er & |Havans Elec.Co, pref.74 oy \u2019 tion apply to Cite Tietet Office , AE = 1.00pm, San Paulo Railway Co.1164 1163 F.8 KOCK.NG, uporintondent aeidaiew | FR 7 vk surat = ae a | BO Nav Co - le DAILY SERVICE CIE.DE NAVIGATION STE NC, .\u2014 or re X ow York, July - mar) té CT = 7.00pm op Montreal Power.\u2026 + Louk St.Quibes 1 somewhat but not QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY.mp | opsaed somivbat traguine bob not Between Quebec and Montreal DE QUEBEC Of and Aftar the 30th June.1907, |, gure Thoma Erb nt TI make - totbal in the first hour showed a good deal BY STEAMERS S.\u201cPERSIA\u201d .LE ee ee ra eu | song, nr hn dio 1 \u201cCOLONIAL Cuan J.wm, ana | SC clon | Temiscouata Railway nifoned raliways (Byada Evol) ISLAND FROM QUE Union Pacifio, which ran up to pb ** Capt.Wm.Paul vreut bar and croneasiaaces peruuiiig FROM TEL 1%pæ.| The advance, however, brought forts | NE Telegraph Go \u201cIMPERIAL\u201d Capt.Wim.Paul, Sr, LEAVES QUEBEC: SUMMER TINETABLE =.QUEBEC LEVIS 100 pm.1.90 pm, fulling pressure under \u201chich Se whole | Bel} Talephous Co.Provided wilh all Neders Comenionses Wednesday.l pm Le Rtas faa Jane ed.100 : vos \u201cSteamer Frontenac F t list sold off sharply so that the sotive Ogilvie Milling Co., Leave Quebec at 3 o'clock p.m.wp: Saturday.ss00cs0 00013 PR Arrives Contre M ; ntereolonial Railway, teamer ron enac stocks lost all their previous a ackay Companies.ing at Three Rivers and Sorel, due Mixed Batre Riviers du Lou 4 ores Limited wff5i oosea Farry Between Bustos, Siery ang wo.(201 AoW ca sn avenge ol hers | Mackey Co, pid.Siohtreal at 7 o'clock a.m.Sunday leaves | LEAVES MONTREAL: Amie Connon KB troal.irom oattal emuald.point below There | Lake of the Woods.724$ 723 | at9.30sm | Movday.} tare x.1» es © 3.00 Oceny Limited The weiner né qropuetanees permiitiaz | was good support, however, on tbe | Lake of the Woods, phi Z| \u201cLeave Montreal at8 o'clock p.m.due Thareday.seressseaces?nm, RINE (hice Riviere du = pide | oe Sm rr ess (US en sents Fortes \u201cis | Laueetide Pal, To.| day Recursion Make id ne | Lowes raefor fright and pases, | WIM SS UT X00 EU RUES 5 treal, Sam.ROUTINE spam lin back about fast 0 exti .' t fare.Good to return on Monday.Leaves Atkinson's Wharf, Quebes All Trine Dally exoest Sunday » Pax 10 Mon] 090 Eprom trom River oes verse Site NS pri, good desl of the lag Sales.single ; .Ÿ Montreal.Ouesecting at Emandeton lo, with Cua.Pads: ue few us the | Foo tits which bas token place rates aod | Domiaicn Jun and Sum, 28 wt 31.CHEAP RATES.Lenres Vince oo.ae raie Peter ao EE a ses to M n-lit65 dap 1.90 $80 i supposed ve les, a A + pes = to River] 1.00 rx prim from Meu: up Po ÉDA 300m | bome trom a bear clique which wore | Mackay Companies, pid., 5 at 66.Quebec :\u2014Chouinard Wharf.Manager, raie de Long v1tà ail I torstonint a Loop.ve nha Ina |forced to cover near the top prices on |_ Montreal Power, 50 at 934, | £3 at M, PAUL Jr, Tok Quabes, 9048.Mood Mel 1645.| Ver iolormaton roicoru me, apps wi se Throw h Exp 418 Ri prose from Camp rer Baturdey and who started to pus où san, Bo 00 de 4,000 at 58 WM.Genorai Manage, 2k 184 Lou Aig ed .- .e mar .Bs a = a .tendent, iver da \u201c Re Xv to Mont.| 18 s from Moo.phn ele 08 Tomtars snd Bates Irom fo San, yori eal how dl aa Railway je, 000 at A Ava Sapecin bd 1130 Qeens Limited (o]11.48 Exorem from Little tem night thers wit Wo is Edited with sell ing 100,000 shares | 75.; reat.Gosbes, ~ WLS nes 7 \u201cde for these people.Call money \u2018was| Toledo Railways, 80 at 98, hgh mayézIm r Quebes Contrat Ralway.pa strong around 6} during most of tbe] Toronto Railway, 15 at 1033, IX AL {A | DY .paar oiafiL 1S Expres from Boa: Steamer Cham i day and renewals were made gt that| Illinois Traction, pid., 35 at 59, for Sleet, \u2019 Hoan tains an ge Springs .pion, figure but in the late trading it drop- CHICAGO MAR peser re mana (er) er ar ne 740% 220 EE ek wd aso | ppt Talo tte Once + | Steamer Alexandria er br Te p: Nop.SN an EF] BRIER mov od ry Sot SH be |\" HE Sa il hac he régie tige to Dufllo CREER ond Gpringteld, .mea A Dan dre d \u2014 pow commands § cent.If Quebeo, July 11, 1907.and return on July 3rd.re \u2014 \u2019 Grand Trank Railway Perry.understood that sbout $4,000,000 Op'e.High Low.Close | Return tickets for the first two 3 CALVER S Weak Days of Union Pacific convertible have been | Wheat 1 be\u2014ieavinye Quebec, July drd and I QUEBEC CHRONICLE, man, YOUTH sama subscribud lor, while the Atchison wub- | Sept.96} ni ei respectively.10% Carbolic Toilet Soap, ° > pan: | soriptions amounts to ebout $0,000,000 | Dec.\u2026 984 ol Printed and published by \u2018the Chron- >% vo tho hH crore tom te UND of which it is said $6,000,000 comes | Gorn >= $24.00 iole Printing Company, D.Watson, Th owe be dono icwarte basping the shia pron © Wea destin Quvpos 1.81 0m.1.16 pm.enû lesven | from abroed.The oloss was about Sept.548 B85 86 BM} | Meals and berth incleded.Genecal Monager, av the building of 9 10 mae it: inaludie © oa ès 0 the eet, pa Bros ping ait Feiroattie ln the mocsiag way [IAN re higher then the low.Ro .M53 8 824 \u2014 the Company, onde ante.$4 Sra Curia to ond Tor 3 + \u2014 SuLecri ~~ Daily, = Là 3448.+ Draggéets- toe Woot 1.8 at rome Wen | © ON SATURDATE .\u2014 © MATHIE & ELLIS CO.am; Wendy, 81.00 per anne _\u2014 mater rr eX nee QUEBNC CLEARING HOUSE.Des: à à % 180 St.Paul St.Advertisemente\u2014-l5e.per agute line a rit vou isa RÉ cn 10 00 wet [55 Eyres trom the Eros a A Pi mus ATR Total Clenrances fer week | ending | Porkie fret josertion, 100.per agute Mise onh orm ; 3 Aa July 11, 1997, $0,900,048, Bept.1820 \u2026 16.8 TEL.M0.subsequent insertion., ra va b .# A ve LA and GOOD FRIENDS DIXIE, CAMILLO o THE QUEBEC ONRONICLE À PQLO CIGARS Bank of ST.ROCHB8RANCH Corner of Bridge and St.Joseph, Streets.SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Interest Paid 4 Times a Year.; Montreal AT THE BEST PLACE.pois SUPPLY CO, Thos.Donohue \"| and three rows of Insertions.Spe.80-90 ST.PAUL STREET.Jionk HOUSE.to the great demand for rooms | i the Monk House, St.Anne street, | Lemieux has secured the adjoin- \u201cbuilding, formerly occupied Dr., which she has renova and ee the name of th the additional space thus afford- she will be able to accomodats a ch larger number of guests in iMrs.Lemieux .3.AICKABY Ira ad and Embalmer Fumiture \u201cand Bedding ie Ter Ds 37 ST._ JOHN ST.QUEBEC.OUR IMPORTED and will combine both build- ; ; Monk House.\u2018 fu- | I | THREE JULY SPECIALS.35c.White Lawn Blouses with Tucks and Insertion.Special .85¢.4sc.White Lawn Blouses, with Tuckg CiAl.cecnsecsucuccocuo00o MDC, 75c.Fine White Lawn Blouses with Lace and Embroidery, Insertions.Special.sescaccuves .25c Thos, Donohue 188 ST.JOHN ST.NOVELTY POST CARDS.Quebec in a Nut Shell 24 Views for 10c.Quebec in a Sea Sheil 24 Views for 10c, Nutty Post arts Wirsless Message A Genuine Novelty.Magic Fan Post Cards Open the Fan and see Quel-gq, We havealso received a new stock of colored views of Quebec, as weil ass large stock of new pictorial T.H.O'NEILL 248 ST.JOHN STREET.NOTICE Is hereby given that he Pie 133 mouth em Rouge River ia ane merged as well au tbe other deep water l'ier that wes thecs np to last winte- et the end of ths Jeng wigrt \u2018lbe vosition of the pie: at the meutb of the ap houge River dy as heretofore shewn by a flat buoy !; day and a white light by night, \u2018and \u2018and the position of the deep water Pier recently taken at the end of the Lo Whar! is in a etraight line with said fat buoy an Cop Rouge Wharf and Pier Co., about 600 fect to the | ur PERSONAL (3 s Mr.J.P.(hilton, of Ottaws, is in the city a guest at the Chateau.Mr.Stuart L.Fairchild was in Montreal on busines yesterday.Miss MacNaughton has left foc Wad sor Mills.Mr.J.W.Foster loft last evening for Moore re tuer Boswell is summering ot Se oe On, K.C., of Montreal, was ot the Chateau yesterday.Mre.Edward Poston is spending the summer at South Cacouna.Mr.E.0.Grundy, of Sherbrooke, is at the Fromtenac.Messrs.W.H, Olive ani W.R.Ne- Innis, of the I.C.R., are ip the city.Nr.Ë.W.Tobin, M.P., Brompton- | ville, arrived in the orty yesterday.W.B.Bulling and wife, of Toronto, are tegistered at the Chateau.H.Biermans, Beaudry Shawinigan Falls, are registered the Chateau Fromtenac.Mr.John Motz, Sherif of Waterloo County, accompanied by Mri.Note, = in the city yesterday.end Mrs.Walter tasse, Miss Suis Cassils and N.Fassits, ol Toronto, are at the , Hugh D.Lumsden, Obief Fngioon \u2018of the Trans-Continental Rail way, is in the city.Montrealers nt the Chateau :\u2014J.B.Campbell, V.Lamarche, J.Z.Resther, Mr.sod Mrs.Geo.Hogg.Mrs.Brousseau apd child bave left for Petewawa Camp, where they will join Major Brousseau.Master Kenneth R.Lindsay is the quest of Master C.Percy Raymond, Pine Cottage, Indian Lototte.Mr.Thos.Breen, Goverment enpi- peer, bas left for St.Jean des Choilons.Mr.A.Steele, Superintendent of the Quebec Central Railwe:», Sherbrooke, was in the city ves i o> ond Mrs.Jobm = town from Paspebiac aspe by the stearrer Campame, which er- rived last ght Mr.G.Page returned k-me yesterday from an extended ui to Europe in the interest of the J.Art.Paquet Company.Slesers.J.W.Fitapateirk, = Fitzpatrick, Miss A.Firamatrick, of Ottawa, end Mira F.La Cater, of Portland, are guests nt the Chateau Frontenac.The Rev.Father Cooper, who has the winter with relations in this city, bas left for Manitoba at the sokicitation a of Archbishop Langevin to | ver join staff isvionary priests te archdiocese of St.Boniface.H.Bonbright and wife, Carl Bonhesght, Mrs.kman, and Mise Doroty Dott, Flint, Mich., are guests at the Burlington Rooms and will sail to-day by the Empress of Ireland.Mr.Wm.Elliott, of Tozer & Co., confined to his room through a ait ful illness, His medical nttencants think # will be some days betorz he will be able to attend to business.Mr.and Mre.Herman Youne and daughter leit town yesterday for Bay View on the Maine pri rhe they purpose spending « a couple mont of the heated Arrivals at Barinaton Rooms, 12 St.Stanislas street: \u2014C.C.Whitney, Montreal; Mise H.L.Rider, Miss M.Bayer, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Miss C.D.Hosmer, Miss J, Horton, Fetchburg, Nass.; Mise G.Gilbuth, Chicago: Miss A.Ke , Mindota: Misa S.A.Chase, Newburgpool, N.Y.; Miss Marton D.Petterson, St.Johnsburg, Ts Agrivals at the Clarendon :\u2014Hom.ron ot and wife, St.Pierre at P.Wright, Montreal: Wilson, Enoland : Mr.gr Mrs E Maltais, Chicoutimi: Mrvirer R.Martin and family, Mrs.pray Vancouver.At the Chateau Frontenac and Mrs.Becker, o ; Guelph : Mr.and Mrs.R.Vancouver : G.T.Somers and wife, :\u2014-L, F.P.Hudson, T.H.Hicks, J.w Éd Now York ; Mr.nnd Mrs.F.E.H L Starr, Nr.and Mrs, T.L.lyr, Mice Culver, E.a Be Boland, D.D.ooper and wife, McG: > Toronts ; Irabol Wacker, lasgow ; 8.E.Elkins, J Macfarlane, St.Jalm.Arrivals as the King Edward Motel ~M.E.Corriveau, Montreal; J.« E.N.FLoop, | RET and - SAUTERNE WINES ARE GOOD AND RICH FOR .00 PER DOZEN QUARTS 1,75 © \u201c PINTS HK SALE INCREASES EVERY DAY FOR OUR NIAGARA GRAPE WINE TWO QUALITIES $1.00AND 81.50 PER GAL PLEASE CALL FOR SAMPLES EUDORE PATRY __ EUROPEAN WINE CELLAR, $7, 69, 71 ST.JOHN STREET \\ YOU MAY HAVE TRIEB OTHERS A 10 THE CONN We beg to remind those who are going to spend the eummer in the country, that, if they want their furpiture, ete.moved prompt! to give thei order to the si ole Q0e0es Garage & Transfer Go, LIMITED These gentlemen guarantee a Pre and reliable service, which ve entire satisfaction.Reasonable Rates.PHONE 386 LEE'S SPRING SUITS Have à style and finish which gives individuality to their wearer.The price is another reason why LER'S suits should id Interest you.1844 St.John Street, (Without) - \u2014TRLEPHONR 8069.Turgeon, Morton Mills, M.¥.Zz.Sherford, Buffalo; M.Jos.Tumbsll, J.Cloutier and wife, J.M.Heard, Ottawa: M) Lapointe, : E.de Grace, Labo:e J.B.Marcotte, M.A.Marcutis, il aud on, Mann.: Julier Nrauin, Montreal: Mi.Arthur Methat, \u2018Tiree Fiver.Walker, Montrml; I* B.Lord > lain; C.Martin Montrenl, .M.Michaud, Ottawa.Yue the St.Louis Hotel :\u2014J.Brunelle, L.Dugns, E Hess, L.Gold- LH) D.Cream, J.E.Hawkins, Miss M.Creighton, Mrs.A.Barcelow, Miss 1.Barcelow, A.Leslie, F.W.S.Ma a ing end wife, Pay City, Mieh.; G.Van Buren, Mre.Van Jurse, fan and maid, Fe.ARE YOU SATISFIED With your collars or white shirts, if not try Tooke'a Shirts, we guaranties every shirt will give eatidiaction.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.mt aa dt Lerran, of § « | conviction on the ordina: CH RONICLE CORRECT Senator Choquette Corraborates the Interview With Him in Every Particular, To the Biter of the Chronicle : Dear Sir,\u2014Y.nd Le Soleil\u2019 ptet Sr Yow ed Le Soils re | about the Montenegny moot- Ol Yours, eto., P.AUG.CHOQUETTE.With reference to the above, the Bonorable Senator simply corrobor- gether with all other electors of the ty.He states he does not approve of Nr.Bourassa in all his views, some of these views are as we pointed out yesterday, a strong opposition to the graft methods as tie in Ottawa to-day, and a long felt want for a decent and honest administration.We stated that Mr.Choquette had a great admiration for = Mr.Bourassa and that he was a man to be reckoned with, and to these statements Mr.Choquette fully agrees over his signature.Therefore our interview yesterday was quite correct And most conservative in every respect.\u2014 Editor Chronicle.To the Editor of the Chronicle : Dear Sir, \u2014 The letter Citizen?under the ing \u201cAuto uisance\u201d appearin m yonter- day\u2019s Chronicle has been coupled with our name in such a way that we must utter a word of protest.In the first place, we can easily prove that we were not exceeding the speer] Himit\u2014furthermore, though the drivers were pot in evening dress, they pis within the bounds of re- epecta An automobile, driven by a men that understands it, at 8 or 10 mike on hour is under better control, more easily stopped, and in n shorter distance than any hors going at 4 or 5 miles the hour.It is a well known fact that 80 per cent of the people driving horses know pg nothing about their nature from always doing the thing at the critical moment, pei on utter disregard for all the rules of the road.Thess are, of course the first ones to ery out at the oare- ful auto diver.To be fair in the matter, we would a hearty invitation to His Worship the Mavor, or Chief Trudd, end even \u201cCitizen\u201d to take @ ride with us je both inside and outæide ote | Cant: oity, then exprem themselves candicHy ns to the correctness of what we vate, The umekilled driver forces ws to stop, end when he does give us \u20ac chance to pars, i is weually only on the wrong side\u2014he has a way, quite unique, of swingiag his horse straight across the road and whipping #t at w [the nervousness that it cannot help wing.Now as soon as another anto looms in right the horse expects the same entice on the part of his master and begins to perform.We feel sure that auto cranks, if they would only take a rational view of the whole question \u2018and be open to grounds governed Teasm, would very soon Hongo their opinions.We are desirous that the rules gov- eming auto motoring should be striot- ly adhered to, aed we can honestly say that we set the example by abid- our Garage before givitie uiterance to such expressions as \u2018\u201cCititen\u2019s\u2019\u2019 letter contained.Thanking you, Mr.Editor for your valuable snace, We remain, Yours Quoliee Automobile & Teunch Co.8.GILLESPIE.AN IDEAL SPOT.It would be hard to find a more beautiful spot on this continent than the Montmorency Falls nd Kent House Grounds, and a trip to this §8.Parisian, at London, from Mont 88.St.Leurent, at Havre, from New Yorkrr \u2014t\u2014\u2014 rhA-HEAD EER [LILI |e it you want for it.A eurprise for you.Bead ve adv, in another a .Oures Woman's Weaknessesaha thayboon $0 weak, nervous, sufl Dr.Pisrce\u2019 Youn a De.Favorite Prescription.Dr.John Rado rot Editorial Stef # ae n ao, Rs Howey whieh one So of the \u201cFar ey variably! act as rs Ee ich more above Hone a 89h (food productive se reseed ur apéent mo m af secomphny Fee loo Ya i 5 the extreme lows css of the al BY Ke erce is Uni orn rook, or Hel ni aad the medical proper rules of which i thfully re] mot \u2018Goldon Saal root, nether ingrédient of \u201cFavorite Prof.Finley lingwood M nets Medical Coliege, C Lago HE disorders ot per \u2018of Golden Seal \u201cin aire to its Eo on at useful ia Medical {part sa ates the interview in y'a | *Valuable 1n te Chronicle.He states that he was not ss and cox er invited, yet admits he is invited, to- BA Bier Vs Favor BE tion faith: full: & nts ail the above named 1 da jen and cures the diseases for wi ey are recommended.MONTREAL, UPPER TOWN BRANCH, Fabrique Street Savings Department § INTEREST PAID 4 TIMES A YEAR 0000000004 000000¢ P00 DAY BY DAY.} The iceman has the laugh on ths coal wan now, H this tourist rusk keeps up, we will Lave Lo put & roof an the Ter Terace and turn it into a boarding house.\u2014\u2014 Sweet are the uece of advertising is « new reading of an old epigram.Cant\u2019t a, away To go to Europe to-day,\u2014 My credi Toc many touches will harden the sasy mark.Even the milk of human kindness {n't always adulterated.When it comes to: transit a train of thought seta pace.Marriage isn't always a failure; 4bere is usually a fighting chance.It hasn't been so | that we were all shoveling ar cao.ee I js more biesed to be cool than beautiful.The man who predicted that we wouldn\u2019s have any summer is wearing the cake of ice that won't come off.\u2014_\u2014 ing by them ourselves.We are anxious to cliroiperte « all flee NOTICE.impressions a: we would invite impre who are adverse or s the P.Brunet, Watchmaker, Jeweller and much abuned \u201cauto\u201d to pay a visit et Optician.On the occasion of my fortieth year in business I wish to t my ous tomers for\u2019 the cordial support they have always given me.I now have the honor to offer them a new building containing an entire \u2014 stock o the Jatest novelties, in of r anchet, a yor «nd competent jeweller.ne I will make a specially of watehes, and all kinds of repairs, ; visit is always welcome and satisfaction is guaranteed.Don\u2019t forget to ask for bons?they are valuable, , P.BRUNET, - 191 St, Joseph St.Tel.2389.ontreal : G.E.Du popalar resort at t is a dream aire M ee DO I Ef'delight.The Falls are portions Wood, wife and sori, Toronto: John | picturesque at present, mighty YOUR MIDSUMMER NEEDS.Castigan, Mr.and Mrs.J.Barclay, volume of water now rushing over ihe You'll find in our store for July any- Mr.aod \"Mrs.J.Hard Fa.ne Big | rocky height being an awe-i ring | thing you want.Ses your adv.There sonette, Ottawa; F.VB hie, New | sight.No @gésitor to Quebec e money for you.York 5 Lawrence, Fides ; | miss seeing them.PAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.A rs.3 Green, ns T ton; G.C, Comrtork, Miss A.Dumn, | Cook's Cotton Root Compound, | Arrivals ot the Keptars Toole, 0 Mine Brows.\u201cArizona: B.Neve, tn grt Uterine Josie and | 4; Lefabrn, Montrogh, Rr JN.Do Hartford: Miss M.Tackery.Tacoma : y echoed | Nr.G Malo, a Penk Mr.apd Mrs.F.VS Sebulper, Ho = pond.Bold In *% {T.B.Malmo, My.L.Malmo, London; chester : Mr, and Mre.n È Ray, ge of seg og * No k|Me.C.À % 1 Lisle, Toronto; Mra.C.Pittebury ; Mr end Nee.E., br es fa pur Bor 10.de Due, Now Yorks Ring Poulin, Bi Deposit, io he Xi w el = ot price.oran Ego pin, Mogiesal; Mr.Bug kton : L ry , Du Nor Mes a M.K.Goukdion, Ca Sete zématemete Ce.Torohra Set.\u20ac dare Fortin, whambor Joh Me Mer.7s.A , Barf an, Wirni l'aylor Queen.; Ta ar J.Superior, OCEAN ARRIVALS, England: oe hn, 4.Clagdon, Mi owns B.imi À Phi pipi D.Me July 11th, 1907: \u2014 from Man- Took Bi Ton rs Me Mr.Jas.oe Arthur, Paisley AR , wes : 88.Sects, at Boston, aed Tilo, Mr.2 Jos.Dews, Burlington, FE A » IY e, * ; tensen, 04 Ind.© Me rer ~ Tmiote Deaton: ik: E.88.Republic, at Queenstown, from | 05 Nb des Foleo; Mr.veins ii FB Sie ead 068, orig, ws Lived ow | 4h, (HE Cle of ,; i Feben.Mordresl ; We.and Nev of.17 | 88.Coane, at Southampton, from Dowels ora J iwo boys, Kgisel.Aveber, Detroit : Mr.W.A.Clerdenn.New York.Henderson, Albert, ie Falls hr x.mile rir J iles Toronto) WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU.Let us show you what we cen Bo deummer goods.FAGUY, LEPINAY à FRERE.FRIDAY.JULY 12, F SIMARD & CIE.$000090600000004006463053062 34 ANNOUNCEMENT SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Aon We Start the Second Week of Our Incomparable July Sale with a Rousing Festival of Bargains.| A Rare Opportunity to Procure Seasonable Goods at Lower Prices than have ever Been Offered in this City, Suits, Coats, Skirts and Waists, Linens, Wash Goods, Hosiery and Underwear.Ladies\u2019 Hats, Dress Goods, Silks, Whitewear, Ete.00% af i Astonishingly Low Prices Prevail in all Departments.0500005600000000000004/ F.SIMARD & CIE 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH.+ DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAG COALS SCREENED, RUN-OF-MINE and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 113 ST.JAMES ST., MONTRE AT, CHEAP JUNE SALE OF MILLINERY All our Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Greatly Reduced.\u2018JUST RECEIVED A.New Lawn and Lingerie Blouses and \\ Costumes.Dress Skirts and Suits in Voile, Silk and Lustre.Children\u2019s Dresses in all Sizes.New Muslin Underwear, Veilings, Ribbons, Gloves, Eto.Mrs.D.R.Murphy, 46 Fabrique Street, Quebec, P.J.COTE Opposite Palace Hill, Big Sale of Silks\u2014 ALL COLORS - 1 Lot worth 98e.to go at.1 LL se 590 A ees \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c \u201c te \u201c +\" \u201c\" \u201c pi jus pes ps ps M$ Les Summer Costumes $4 75 Reduced to.$2.49 5.80 2.99 P.J.COTE Opposite Palace Hill."]