The Quebec chronicle, 15 août 1907, jeudi 15 août 1907

[" = - ne po ; A )othe Western Fn a: We moving The Weather.Tower St.Lawrence and GuH\u2014 westerly winds, fine seme temperature, , Moderate about the ESTABLISHED 1764 with rd Temperetures.|.Maximum and Mialmum Tempero tures : Montreal 56-66, Quebec 54-08.LITTLE CHANGE IN TELEGRAPH STRIKE Both Sides Profess to be Satisfled \u201c RAILWAY TELEGRAPHERS Show Ne Evidence of Any lotention to Joln the Commercial Operators In Their Strike.York, August 14\u2014There \u2018was in the telegraph strike today, ns fer os concerns York and other eastern cities.Western Union and Postal Tele centers and the news of the moved to all points.of the strikers that Drder of Railway Telegra; wake common cause pi com mercial \u2018Agape not realised to-night.Fhe Western Union rail operators would mand by bbeir contracts with the various rail- toad oompanirs, who in turn, would duifHi their obligations with the tele companies, callimg for the hand- of such commercial business \u2018ns might be turned over to\u2019 them.0 what extent the strike hae interfered with the orc mue of business by the two teleçra com- des remaimed in dispute to-night.both companiss maintamed that they were ling all business promptly, had plenty men, and although in- conveniepced at some less important pointe» were improving the service urly.Vice-President and General Manager Nally, of the Postal, to-trieht \"summarized sitmation thus : \u201cThe strike is over so far as we are con ot tre business, rush «aod othsewise, \" to all parts of the country with nor- - y Strike leaciers declared to-might thet both joa were badly haodicapp- ed and at desertions from the ner- vice were continuous throughout the sountry.Following a meeting of the local Union today, it was annoumoad hv Daniel L.Russel that a resolution bad been adopted appointing a.committee to wait on State Attorney- General Jackson and demand that he proceed agminat the Western Union\u2019 and Postal Telegraph Compares for unwarranted delay m traneacting publie businese.AL the meeting the matter raisi unds to suppor è fe ren war also dircuseed.The strikers admit that the financing of the strike is a serious consideration and they talk of arranging public entertainments to raise money.strikers continue orderly and in the vicinity of the tel offices there fo little to \u20ac Chicago, August 14\u2014Western Union.Telegraph manavers in\u2019 Chiongo to-night say that progress wes made to-day throughout the middel west towards getting their business back om a pormal basis.Conditions to-night were su wi the Western Union Telegraph Cu.that the Chi management to-night an- pounced that er morning they would have telegraph operators on floor of the Board of Trade, ready ta accept business for all parts of the country.Union officers turned attention ta the broker houses, ar all commision men using leased wires were informed thet unless working contracte were signed with the men by to-morrow, their employes would be called out just as soon as President Small, of the Tolegraphors\" Umion, reached Chicago.He'ie expected t@merrow nom.t a meeting of the broker oper stors to-night contracts good for a yrat were ed to the union offi- cialn for heir approval: At the close of the meeting the Fit given out showed that probably ha of tie larger commission firms had signed the wrion scale, Pence effcrte hy Samuel Gompers and other officers of the Agresitan Federation of Labor are still wm.der way.\u201cThe feshng is too intense on both sides of the controversy to make any great headway toward getting fhe strike Jeaders and the super: in a of the companies together at this time,\u201d declared Mr, Gompers.\u201cPence has not failed, because prace has not been considered by either side up to the present time.While men are still answering the impulse do strike, there is litte use of trying da get them to think of going back.\u201d AB TORIA.» oa Th Kind You Haw Aways Bought Land o \u2019 thot a strike in on.| SIH HBBERT TUPPER TO BE A CANDIDATE Intimates that He Will Be In Nova Scotia MADE SPEECH AT HALIFAX | Advised Conservatives to Ba Prepared for an Election Which Might Come This Fall Under Favorable Conditions.Halifax, N.S., Aug.14-A meeting was convened at short notice yesterday to hear an address by Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper.The out standing statement made by Sir Hibbeit was that when the election comes, and it may come soon, he would choose, in assisting R.L.Borden, the oki province of Nova Bootia as his fighting ground, a promise that brought resounding cheers.That the elections may come any time was emphasized by Sir Hibbert.He paid a glowing .ribute to the sell-sacrific- ing work of R.L.Borden in the leadership, to the splendid qualities he hos placed at the service of his party, and he pointed out the paramount duty of Nova Beotia to support Mr.Borden and give him the endorsement that the rest of Canada is grnerouely iving.Sir Hibbert said e came to his native province a few days ago on a very delightful mission.He wanted to wee his old friends in Pictou\u2014friends who had never forsaken him.He felt, he said, that something was due to their leader from him.He was not in command of much, but he made a pledgs that whenever the battle draws near, and their leader required him, he would be at his side, and he would choose as his éghting ground the good old province of Nova Scotia.Men say it is absolutely hopeless wien the country is prosperous to bring the public mind to a coædition where it is aroused against corruption im high quarters.He did not himself think this so bope- less.In British Columbia, Manitoba, and Ontario, we have a condition \u2018which shows that the public conscience is alive.The public conscience will not sleep for ever.Disgunted by arystem worse than prevails in any State of the union, we find a growing try throughout this country for clean- in the corruption and abandonment of Principles have out-beroded Herod, Behind Mr.Borden there will be a solid West and a solid Ontario.Let :us in Nova Scotia do our Part to place thin province in the place of onor where we belong.In 1896 the | peuple bad put a pack of Liberal beg gars on horseback, and they had, in- dead, been riding fast to the Devil ever since.Laurier\u2019s pledge, that there would be no lection befare another session of Parliament, was abro- lutely \u2018no guarantee that there would be no\u2019election.If there were good ,orops in the Went, he said, and if the money market improved, if other con- -ditions seemed auspicious, Laurier i would certainly call an election.Sir | Hibbeet\u2019s advice, therefore, was that {they should be prepared for the \u201cthief The | that cometh in the night.\u201d Be ready | to rally to the support of Robert Laird | Borden, who is able to give us clean, honést government.On taking bis seat, Sir Hibbert was given a tremendous ovation.STRIKE AT VALLEYFIELO- Montreal, Aug.14.\u2014A utrike has | been deolared by the operators at the Montreal Cotton Mill at Valleÿtield for an increase of wuges and some\u2019 2,- 500 men are affected.Co \u2014 MANSFIELD'S HEALTH UNIMPROVED Lyon Mountain, N.Y., Avg.14.\u2014 Mr.Richard Mansfield is ot im- [revi in health end those clos to im mly admit their conviction shat the actor will never again be seen on the stage.Arrangements have been made to take Mr.Mansfield to bis surmer home near New London, Conn., next Sunday, if at that time he is able to make the journey.The trip wil be made on a special train that can berun as slow as need be to avoid the discomiort of jolting.Supday was chosen as it was thought that it would be quiviæ at points slong the way on that day them on n week days.FA Manatieki\u2019s present con.ditdor wos revealed today: to vierors at the ccttage at Lower Saranac Lake, where the actor has been most of the time since his return from abroed.To thore it was made plain that the h for change in the pa- tlent'a condition bad- not followed arrival in the Adirondacke.Dr.Le mieux, the distinguished Canadian phy.sidan, who was summoned here to attend Mr.Mansfidd when the latter's condition aroused apprebenwion, de olned to discuss the care.It is, however, mated on goed authority that the physician has told intimate friends ot family that the famous actor 1 not act again.wx ie a té of the Postmestor-General of Canin.He is not.a speoialist as han ben stated, but a '™ prac- tithoner of acknowledged abitity and wide experience.me SCHWEPPE'S CEL ENGLISH EBRATED SODA WATER ENGLISH DRY GINGER ALE GOMBAYS\u2014CYLINDERS\u2014SPLITS tA, YOURE a.CO.Montesa), General Ageste, * SIR HARRY MACLEAN STILL A PRISONER Ralsull Issues a Threat to Remove Him AS\u2014\u2014 Maclean Is Well, but He is Being Treated to no Favors at Hands of His * Captore.\u2014 od hat Cals Gi Harry Bachem eee Englishman in the service of the Sultan of Morocco, who has been à pri- in July, bas not been set at liberty as previonsly rted.The British legation bere lay received a communication from Raisuli threatening that unless his terms are acoe immediately ho would remove MacLean to a place whither all the armies of Europe, if united, could not follow.It seams that Raieuli, upon hearing of the bombardment and occupation of Casablanca, sucoseded in ing Mac Lean back from the Kmass tribesme and removed him to a strategic position in the neighborhood of Beniarous.MacLean is well, but he has been deprived of his tent and compelled to occupy an ordinary soldier's tent of mall size.He is subsisting upon blask MRS.BAKER EDDY Undergoesan Examination asto Her Mental Con- dition, Concord, N.H., Aug.14\u2014Mrs.Mary Baker Glover Eddy, head of the Christian Scientist Church, underwent a mental examination late to-day by the masters, who had been appointed to determine her competency in business matters.The examination was made at Mrs.Eddy\u2019s home, Pleasant View, in this city by Judge Aldrich, Dr.Jelly and Attorney Park, one of the masters.The only other persons present were General Frank S.Streeter, Mes.Eddy's counsel in the case, Wm, E.Chandler, counsel for the h n- jends\u201d and Bog ovement fox han mene | rhe ee, ly Mn I | goverament, in municipal BOV- | visitors in her private sitting room, œument, in iederal t.We med; dy with her counsel Gon, bake Bor jy | she answered a series of questions that province, that the Liberals | 23 , .(ot Liverpool, Eng, the largest INDUBATED FIBRE ar, 1 Te yectcing > a vol.pay TUBS, PAILS, ETC.Bu Past a ai tderal Salt A Maks, | NORTH Eo No.66 St.Petar St., Quebec.LIGHT, DURABLE, HANDSOME.to at.Fo, pv PE NO OTHERS ARE SO SATISFACTORY.fargo, served To port yeserin mere ; ing end moored in the Louise Basin- olin spoj QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COP ho to Material York for Borate ot a ~ y.| : STEAMER ASHORE.CAMERAS FROM $1.T0 $75.A despatch received by the Signal : \u2014 ; OL Service office; y states that ; LT ee Plates and De.Pouñtalñ: Fens are numerous Er Ee Ed - Photographie Supplies of all kinds, Sa JOHN E.WALSH'S BOOK SELLER & STATIONER, UST.JOHN STREET.Of \u2018the gmany\u2014Waterman's, \u2018Ideal, oe p 1) @incaine Pp NOTES.is admittedly) Superior; in) every) Shame Soran, Captain Meail of constriction, .You, reed.ri RE ef rived in pert terday morning, and moored in the\u2019 Touise Dock.= Steamers Oacouna and Fimreite arrived from Montreal yesterday and proceeded for Sydney.Steamer Martha, Capt.Hannevig, having dische her ago of col, lait for Port Hastings last night.THE ERIE CANAL.tyour.business.MOORE'S 148 St, John Street, 118 Mountain Hill, Province of Quebec m the District of Quebec, Superior Court.No.602.Dame Eugenie Proteau, wife of Athanase Elzsar Poirier, Alina Joseph A.Poirier, of the city of Quebec, gentleman, vs Plaintiff ; The said Athanase Elsear Poirier, - ndant; An action in separation as to property has been taken in this cause on the 18th day of July, 190% Quebec, 8th August, 1907.Turgeon, Roy & Langlais, Atty\u2019s for Plaintiff, ang.9xlm.THE ST.LAWRENCE Canad Noiguon Go., Li.DAILY SERVICE Buffalo, N.Y., August 14-Superin- tendent Fred.C.Stevens, of the State Department of Public Works, who was in Bufialo last night, announced that the break jn the ie at Syracuse was 30 nearly repaired that he expected water would be let into the caval by Friday or Baturday next, and that navigation would be at once resumed.The break ocourred about J.A.CHICOINE | = ten days , when mason rches THE TAILOR broke.and © dr She beh of the canal into the Onondago Creek, en- fing four camal boats and bringi: four the walls of two mills slong the nks.38 FABRIQUE STREET THE LUSITANIA.New York, August 1 Acvording to the American to DRINK ONLY Straps.mous in the inion {hai the trouble Mende CALE some meoting only ur- Bachh ther the principles which he repre Also tho marvellous Automatic M AG W RS sented.Nr.Bourne waid he hed a |Pisno, The New York Autopiano.\u201d I D 0 NIA ATE SOLD BY FILS, 89 Dalhousie Street, Quebec + for he claimed that members of ovinctal cabinet, namely, Hon.respect for Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Jean We have no solicitors in our employ, the [But our prices are the lowest.Second hand pianog at great reduc Consult your physician before you use them.We can furnish the best medical authority on them, such as Sir James Grant, M.D., F.R.C.P., K.C.M.G, revont grd Bon A te Mes AVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON, Rod were trying 4 helr m s , i 3 5 or the Promier's cloak.This was 61, 83, 68 Bt.John Street.M.P., Dr Roddick, Dre Desjardins, etc., and & host no glory for Sir Wilfrid Laurier, whom aubléré of others.he member ed a Lime, ty.| RXCURSION, SEPTEMBER 21ST Timmmmon n very much pussled at ., } M fu to reconcile oppose factions | 820.00 purchased before the first of - o s & So e n Qube and that re Feet Tor Sontreal, Slt Bar QUEBEC of a more stable policy be 8of à ticket for Montreal, 21st Sep .great relief to him.The patriot 1 , frs., SOLE AGENTS AND BOTTLERS, #ob the men who seta of freornchers | pAGUY, LAPINAY & FRERE, \u2014 .æ - neni see el ano ALCOHOL 3 ot hon which.have hires?the economical end gocial ezperionce STAN DARD 2 PE ne a K A THURSDAY, AUGUST > 15, 1907.7 Mid-Summer Sale.Blouse Waists and Whitewear, Plain and Fancy Hose, Undervests in Thread and Silk.Boy's \u201cBuster\u201d Suits.Children\u2019s Hose and Undervests, Hair Combs and Ornaments, Finest Imported Smallwares, Leather and Beaded Hand Bags.Corsets, Celebrated P.C, 22 styles ALL REDUCED.E.J.Dynes BIRTH.JOHNSTON \u2014A4 195 Grande | Alles, = and Mow.J.À.Johnsion, a daught- ea DIRD GROWN.\u2014On the morning of August 14th, 1907, John Oakley Brown, aged ninety-two years and two months.; Funeral will leave the residence of his son-in-law, Jobn Dodd idge, Charles.Road, on y afternoon, a 8 oo to the Methodist Church, thence to Mount Hermon Cemeteryrisnds and acquaintances please ac: sept this intimation, rmmmemrne New Advertisements.Shredded Wheat.Steakw !| Chops | Fggs !\u2014Valiquet's Restaurant.Ocean Sailings-Quebeo Steaabip Co.Notices ol Assigament -Lelai & Taschereau.- Sherbrooke Fair\u2014W.M.Tomlitson.Schweppes \u2019 Ginger Ale\u2014law, Young Tdoa! Concrete Blocks\u2014Mussens Lid.The! Best Pipee\u2014Grondin, Tobmoconist.Specialist and Scientific Optician.\u2014 J.E.Gagnon.Notice to the Fish Trade, Legal Notios\u2014Letendre & Chamber.Properties For Sale\u2014A.J.Colston.\u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\u201d\u2014Postam.HIGH SCHOOL of QUEBEC FOUNDED, 1612 RECTOR : - - T.AINSLIE YOUNG, M.A, \u2014a\u2014moue Boys prepared for the University, for he Royal Military College, and for Business.For full particulars apply sp.ibe Sector at Baie Hate, Bim P.Q, until.August 30th.Re-opens Monday, Sept.9t4,°07 Wee COREE Bey No.4 COOK'ST.,|Upper Town Near the City Holl @ of the courses will onday, September 2nd for new ils and on the 3rd for the former students.Commercial Course complete.The Belentific Department prepares directly without extra charge for the study of Civil Engineering, Surveying, etc.Special class for the very young chil- drea\u2014Study clbes $1.00 extr per month; dinner, $3.50 per mom; piano, $2.00 per month.on application.Phone Apply to the Brother Directoraug.16x15.BIJOU Rustic Theatre Montmorency Falls PROGRAMME WBEK CONNENCING MONDAY, Aug.12th Daily 3.30 and 8.80 p.1.-GBEGORY FAMILY.\u201cTriple Trap- \"we & TAYLOR.The Street Singer and the Organ.$150 MARCEL.French Artist.6~THE GRBGORY FAMILY, Balano ing Perch Act.° NETOGRAPK, Latest Mo $~RI ovine The re-open {aks place on Balloon Ascensions, afternoon at & 'clook, Monday, Saturday ond Sunday Baïioon Ascension and Firewocks, , Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday night, a on w & Co.'s exhiblt of Cana re aid Animale.Theatre ticket sold for 360.after 7 on all city cars, receiving offices wd tmorency Btation, good\u201d around the city to Kent House Grounda with en.[race topacformanse return 60 your 49 John St.9 PHONE 274 J.E.GAGNON SPECIALIST AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN 160 ST.JOHN STREET MANUFACTUREN QF EYEGLASSES.\u2014\u2014 This is the only firm in Quebso where glasses are manufactured within one our\u2019s notice, at the lowest possible prices.The 20 YEARS\u2019 EXPBRIENOR clergy and religious institutions of the Province leur this where they go inh satisfaction.The proscription made out by oculists are Freparod within one hour's notice | at 60 St.John-strest, near the Audi torium.aug.lôxiw.Properties for Sale._ \u2014\u2014 A comlortable brick house with extension, No.48 St.Ursule St., co taining eleven rooms and large ceilar.Size of lot SSxi10 feet, immediate poasession.That valuable property situated on the North and South, side of Assurge, Bt The Paleis, St.Peter's , having a frontage - eet on Henderson and Ramsey Sta, with buildings containing an area of about 12,300 feet.For particulars apply to \u201d AMOS J.COLSTON, Hochelaga Bank Buildingaug.l6&xt.£.: Province of Quebec, In the District of Rimouski, Circuit Court No.8345.Louis Michel Langlais, of the parish of Saint Octave de Metis, merchant, vs Plaintif ; Joseph Adelard Michaud, hecetofore of Amqui apd now absent from | the Srovigos of Quebec, .Pefendant ; The defendant is ordered to appear within one manth.Rimouski, August 13th, 1907, LETENDRE & CHAMBERLANDy, c.c.c.\u2018Turgeon, & tals, - Boy & Langs Attyang.15x8.GLOVER'S DEN À CLENINE Von | ES Ladies\u2019 and Gents Suits Pressed for 50 cents and returned to any _ addresq at shortest notice.Glover's Dye Works BRANCH OFFICES : 181 8t.John St., Tel.No.485; 363 St.John St., Tel.1855; 341 St.Joseph St., Tel.2639, HEAD OFFICE : 393-305 St Vale SL Tol.1810 fous 1x MONUMENT TO STRIKE LEADERS: Ottawa, Aug.1&\u2014Labor Dey at Buckingham, &e, this fer will have a special significance.ey are planning for a monster demonstration and have invited other labor unions from the eurro! towns and the cities, Hull, Ottawa and Montreal, to attend.Excursions will be run from Hull to Buckingham under the auspices of the workingmen\u2019s union of that city.The moet interesting feature of the cele i ill be the unveiling of a monument which has been erected by public œubacription to the mem of mas Bel and Francis i- unveiling wifi be marked by an dress by Mr.Verville, of Montreal.The monument to of both ecribed with the words, the Brave.\u201d Wood's Facopholion gs BI Mental Weakness, pondoncy.Baan : A Sis dire cura I on of te Whithy, Ont, August 14\u2014Jemes Wells, the 16xsarcid, prisoper who Monday, wes found by & Hare on at bia sister's place fa thet city and ca .PILES - Eo na Drain Worry, pared Hi tol ,bt on an ped 1 AE OR.OHASK'S OINTMENT.fr effect that ABOUT TOWN THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.\u2014\u2014 NOT OUTSIDE TOWN Fire Brigade will Confine its Operations to the City.The Oivie Fire Commities held a meeting last evening undec the pre siding of Ald.Foley, those present being Mayor Gameay Ml Aldermen Bt.Pierre, Barbeau, Mathieu, members {of the committes, and Alderman Shirk, \"1 and Verret.arding th question w e con- (tract for a new fire station, was left \u2018over until next Friday afternoon.Mayor Garneau brought up a most important question ing the ald given to ining mamioipalities by the Fire Brigade.As His Worship re marked, the city is continually ~ extending, new buildings are erected and insurance com; are mors exacting than ever, although the fire department bad been i , new stations erected and the water system improved.He considered that the citi- sens were entitled to all the protec tion poesie, and he was of opinion, that in future the brigade should not leave the city except in very exceptional cases when the city was threaten- isd from an adjoining mmnicipelity.The tazpayers pay for the maintenance of a brigade and are entitled to the first protection.Ald.Verret, 84.Pierre and Barbeau of the suggestion and \u20ac re \u2018solution, to bo presented at the next Coundil meeting, was adopted to the the brigade would not, after first January next, give assistance to adjoining municipalities.QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN RY.In connection with the regaita at Lake Bt.J on Saturday next, leaving 190 pie, à reel rain ¢ 11.mm.ll Lave Lake St.Joseph Station nt and Lake Bt.Joseph Hotel at ivi in Quebec about When the Intercoloniel train arrived yesterday morning, ram Ha y i 3 x = % a 2 z [>] w 4 = E L «© ur piano yo C.Ww.St.John street, attention will be work.Satisfaction si having & not ante ied to work for us.C.W.LINDSAY, Ltd., 204 Bt.John St.OUTHFUL VIOLINIST.rumors current in town last 28 do an accident où the elevator ui Montmorency 3 investige- tion, however, these tured out tobe utterly unfounded.There was no ac cident to the machinery of the eleve- tmnt FOR TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) AND his return two years from Europe, where he dndied under some the groatent masters, Mr.Heory bas won for himself a high place amongst the concert pianiste in Amerion.Everywhete he has [lord he bas received the highest pe: , Mr.Henry possesses a fluent technique prest beauty ol tone and a style that r dignified and musicianly, ilot he all the requirements of the piano virtuoso, be makes his technique sub- ber | choice, we are the Sale Agents | pr aed - [nants MILITARY FUNERAL Obsequies of the Late Lieut.\u201c Edgar Barras at Levis, rp \u2014 The' funeral of the \u2018 late Lieutenant Edguy Barras, of the 6th Regiment Cama jan Artillery, took place yesterday morrdog ad Levis with rilitery honoss.The body was drawn upon a gun carriage supplied by the Quebec Field Battery, the casket bei covered with the Union Jack a eur- mounted by the sword and helmet of the deconsed.The band of the Royel Pont Dolls 4e, Érine pert, \u2018which wes in commend of CCoptate Siem, there were ovr one husdred of ers men Regiment in the .The pallbearers were Levesgee, Robitaill od\u2019 Botosioos, iss .The officers of the regiment t were I1.-Col.G.B, Vien, Major J.Martineau, Major E.Gelly, Captains Boutin, Carrier, Fortier, Surg.Capt: Roy, Lieutenants Goulet, Gravel, .montagne and Boutin.À number of officers from other regiments were also present.The funeral service took place at the St.Joseph de Levis Church, where the levee du corps was performed by Rev.Cure C.E.Carrier, chaplain of arie Joliette, and Joseph Leclerc, lain of St.Joseph Convent.AH the stores in St.Joseph were closed during the service.The funera: was at by a very oon- course of mourners.At the ceremony the usual three volleys were fired over worth $10.50 for $4.95 at Lairance & Mullin ; also Flannel Trousers $4.85 for $2.50.All Summer Goods reduced.FOX-HEAD LS RS DURE LLIN REFUSE REMOVED.Dr.W.W.Hall has bed ail the refuse removed from Lhe Finlay Mar- , t whi put Pond about ch complaint had SEMI-READY.Perhaps you have had trouble to get a suit.Do not worry any longer, we guarantee all we manufacture.Sole unig Agente for Semi-Ready, FAGUY, LEPINAY j& FRERE, 254 to 264 Bt.John Street: JA PLACED IN POSITION.The last erib for the end of the Breakwater extension was smovessfully placed in position yesterday morning.This ensures the completion of the work this season.SEMINARY & LEVIS COLLEGR.Specialty in Seminary's and Levis coats.Hasten and procure yours at once to have the first for the Semi-Ready, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, 254 to 264 St.John Street.RECORDER'S COURT.og drunk and assauitine poole assanltis were $20 and costs sack Another man, who was with them, but «dd not take part in the assaults, was fined 85 and costs.ed for beggin was dischar that if she was arrested again would be sent to gaol.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 ere 2,000 YARDS.Of cotton and white thesting, strip y rem- for on Dufferin Terrace, ed end plain, of 8-4 and 94 24 to 5 yards, will be sold to-day (Thursday), at 25 cents, wortb {roth 40 to 50 cents, MARCEAU & CIE, 156 St.Joseph Streetrem DERRICK DAMAGED.ing used for lifting the stones of the eat Laval Monument, broke ternoon, while litti « stone, and came down with a trash, but fortunately without injuri any of the men engnged om the work.ACT OF GENEROSITY.The men of No.3 Fire Station tender their most sincers thanks to Mr.Cyrille Robitaille for his kind generosity in wending them a bosutiful piano to charm 4 hours of leisure that leaves them their labor.It would be desirable that such a nice not of generosity would have imitat- TURDAY.ors; and we must say to the gl Fresh arom Salmon.of Mr.Robitaille that it is not © thy * Paddook.; first time that he has shown \\ suc « Halibut.| generosity with a kind heart.Again \u201c White Fish.we ask him to accept sincere thanks *\u201c Bar.far the valuable gift.From the Mein.« Mackerel.bers of No.3 Fire Station of Quebec * Bteak Cod.Fire Brigade.* Finan Haddies.\u20ac \u201c Trout (brook).WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA .AR.DERONE 4 Mexico City, Aug.14.-It is Finlay Market.[here in government circles that there Phone 1080./ will be War in Central America wither in four days.Guatemala is expected PIANO RECITAL.« |to lead off with an attack upon Nicar- The I * Ald of St.Andrew's agua.Guatemala and Salvador will Church has secured the esrvioss of Mr, (be arrayed against Honduras and Harold Henry for a plano recital op |Nicaragua.Thursday eveming, August 28.Since COFFEE AILS Quit when you use POSTUM \u201cThere's & Reason\u201d umd (hele book, \u201cThe Road to Well.\u2018Rp.servient to the and musical contents of the © tion.The re cital will probabl be gives in Motrin College Hall.programme appear lates, : A woman arrest-| y; after being warned | The arm of the derrick which is be.| OTRO En a a a PERSONAL re T.P.Price, of Toronto, is re gistered at the St.Louis.McKinnon, of Toronto, t the St.Louis yesterday.W, Wilson and Mrs.Wik cotreal, are guests at the Col, son, of F Mr.Frank J.Watson, of the Grand Trunk Ry., of Monireai, was in the city yesterday.Mr.Thos.Meansy, of Clarke Cit arrived in town yesterday and is ro gistered at the Chateau.Mrs, B, Thibaudeau and the Misses Thibsudegu, of Montreal, are guests at the Chateau.Mr.Edouard Ouellette, M.P.P,, Mrs.Ouellette and children are in Ie city, guests at the Frontenac.Rev.Art.Clement and Mrs.Clementof Rochester, N.Y., are guests at the Bt.Louis Hotel.Mr.A.J.Teakle left last evening on a ten days {rip to Portland, Boston end New York.Mr.and Mrs.N.Curry, Mr.and Mrs.V.G.Curry, BE.M.C , Am herst, N.8., are guests'at the Chateau Rev.F.Plaskett, B.A., Church of England missionary to Lebrador, arrived in town yesterday morning by the steamer Restigouche.Mr.F.J.Boulay, of the Department a the grave.of Marine ond \"isherics, ava, is ; in, olidays with relati For Pipes, Cigars and Tobacoos the city., latires goto Walling\u2019s, 46 Mountain Hill | y,, Flanagan, of Montreal, accom panied by her da , Miss Frances DEEPLY CUT.are the guests of Nr.J.J.Fitzpat A deep cut in Flannel Suits| rick, Citadel Cottage.Rev.Father Aylward, Rector of St.Peter's Cathedral, London, Ont, is in town/for a few days, the guest of Mr.and Mre.John Archer.Mr.D.Gillies, M.P.P, and Mrs.Gillies, of Carleton Place, are in the city, and are registered at the Cha.Leau.Mrs.Vincent MacNally epd sou, of New York, are in the little vity, accompanied by Miss Grace.Mrs.MacNally (nee Corrigan) was formerly designer at J.B.Lalibexte's.Mrs.A.W.Hay and Mrs.Chas.Knowles left yesterday afternoon by steamer Alexandria, for Kingston, Ont., where they will be the guests of Mrs.Knowles\u2019 mother.Montrealers at the Chateau :\u2014Geo.Morin, R.H.Weldon, Wm.Thos.Mason, B.F.Neinstadt, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.S an, E.B.Meyer, ¥.G.Kirkbride, .J.B.Kirkbride, Jà.Chabot.Augustus Van Wyck, an ex-Mayor of New York city, and at present Judge of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, is in the city accompanied by Mrs.Van Wyck, and are guests at the Frontenac.Mr.Charles Huot, the well known Canadian artist, has returned from Europe and will take up his residence in Quebec, his native city.Mr.Huot is now engaged ou a series of bis torical pictures Hlustrating episodes in the life of Jacquee Cartier.A+ tbe King Edward :\u2014D.E.Mills, Toronto ; E French, H.Doherty, St.John, N.B.; M.A.Le Poidvers, J.Leonard, A.Stewart\u2026A.Parker, S.P.Paquin, V.Marceau, Montreal ; Ason, Winnipey ; L.Trudel H.Bessette, St.Jean.At the St.Louis Hotel :\u2014J.Daoust.W.W.O'Hara, J.O'Donnell, 8.Mcand Mrs.Miss L.Brockville; S.W.Little Rock, Ark.: .W.C.Ives, Miss Cally, Master Neil, St., Mo.: Rev.and Mrs.Art.Cle ment, Rochester, N.Y.; Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Cooley, Cleveland ; Miss A.S.Miss F.Ruvg, Chicago.At the Chateau :\u2014Wm.J.Mennen, arn; BoA.Fegan V.Ls Bun, Mes ark; .A.L., Mrary Pease, Mr.and Mrs.D.H.French, B.F.Ingrabam and wife, Mrs.J.K.Richards, New York; Ed.A.Selliez, Mrs.J.Bodine, P.B.Valiee, Philadelphia ; Ed.Cooledge, E.Eich, S.P.Hager, Miss H.M.Sawyer, Boston; C.H.Dresser and wife, H.L.Pitcher, G.E.Cary and wife, Chi ; J.W.Lennon and wife, M: .Lennon, Mrs.A.F.Crowe.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn :\u2014A.F.Montby and wife, G.R.Wignell and wife, P.A.Morse and wife, Walworth, N.Y.; E.N.iger, Winfield, Kas.; J.W.Clark, F.N.Russell, F.V.Russell, Great Bend, Kas.; R.R.Bemilton, Winfield, Kas.; A.Marchand and wife, Montreal ; J.N.Ducharme, St.George ; H.Ducharme, Carmel: AH.Latochelte, St.Michel) C.A.Bt.Pierre, F.Poulin, Rimopskd; C.F.MoDowgail, 84.Anseime ; R.; , Am sterdam ; G.F.Ralph, Salem, Mam.; J.E.Bdmenson, N.Y.; \u2018atertova, J.E.Fortin, St.Jean Poct Jok.\u2018Harry W.White is av the Neptune STRENGTH COMES FROM WHAT YOU DIGEST NOT FROM WHAT YOU EAT is taken up and digested by the most delicate CONTAINS MORE MUTRIMENT THAN MEAT OR EGGS Afl Grossrs\u201413e- a Carton ; 2 for 23s.Sherbrooke : SHERBROOKE, QUE.Fair SEPT.2 to SEPT.14, TWENTY-TWO RED-HOT RACING EVENTS MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF PRIZE STOCK $25,000 IN PREMIUMS SPECTACULAR FREE VAUDEVILLE SHOW DAILY AIRSHIP FLIGHTS NOVEL 3UTTER-MAKERS\u2019 CONTEST OPEN TO EVERYBODY ADVANCE SALE OF TICKETS i tickets will be on sale until August 31s.They are or five ios poy day of the Fair, by members of the saine family.bbe $100.strietly cash in advance.Low price excursions on all rfilrosd lines.Low price of admission.Ample hotel accommodation.W.M.TOMLINSON, Secretary, Box 728, SHERBROOKE, Qua aug.14,17,21 24xé BANK or Nova ScoTIA (INCORPORATED 1832) CAPITAL, $3,000,000 RESERVE FUND, - $5,250,000 -_\u2014_ \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014- -\u2014m#\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ Unexcelled facilities for the transaction of all kinds of Banking business.\\ Special attention given to the Savings Department and interest credited quarterly on Savings Accounts.This is the only bank having its head office in Canada that submits its books and statements to independent audit.QUEBEC BRANCH :\u201406 ST.PETER STREET A.N.LYSTER, Manager + RCH ST.LONDON.E.C.The PEARL, New METAL PENS OF ALL Yoshie > > The 200! © STATIONERS FREE TEST Rent Address and 2 pont pottane etemn far same ove A Metal Pens.REET AE Faguy, Lepinay GREAT SALE | DEPARTMENT.-FOR- Jun OPENING Wil be procured.We an the Sole Agus Tir Seml- hy Ready, i This great sale is looked for every year by thousands of people with great anticipation, you are always sure to find anything you want for school opening.Donot delay any more, the less you wait the better choice you will have.Here is what we can procure for you at our storqor by Mail, if you cannot come.FOR BOYS, Seminary coat.Levis College coat.Ste.Anne College coat.Smart Boys\u2019 Suits.Seminary Caps.Are You Far From Quebec, Let us know what you want by mail.Boys Coals and Suits à specially, ot us Know the size, we will do the rest, FOR GIRLS.Black Convent Dresses, Night Gown Underskirt, Chemise (Stays a specialty, ) Gloves, Stockings, Collars.Smart Coats in tweed or cloth, Levis and Plain College caps.| Hats, Hoods and Shawls, etc, Black and Green Sashes.oo., ete Green Baize, School Bags, Pens, Pencils Inkstands, Boxes, Pencils, Rulers, Book Stamps, Prayer Books, Beads.Ladies allow us to tell you notto buy your Fall Coat without paying a vistt to our Ladies\u2019 D:partment, you will find some wouders in that department Faguy, Lepinay & Frers, 254 264 St.John Street. *% THE QUKBEO CHRONICLE.SHORSDAY.AUGUST 10, 1907, ~ ICED \u2018BLUE RIBBON TEA THE MOST DELICIOUS OF SUMMER DRINKS.BREW IT THE SAME AS IF YOU WERE GOING TO SERVE HOT TEA, THEN POUR IT OFF THE LEAVES INTO A PITCHER AND PLACE ON THE ICE.WHEN QUITE COLD SERVE WITH A SLICE OF LEMON(DO NOT USE MILK) AND ADD SUGAR \u2018ACCORDING TO TASTE.THE MOST REFRESHING AND WHOLESOME SUMMER BEVERAGE KNOWN \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 DR.JAEGER'S SUMMER GOODS ee JUST RECEIVED 24 \u2014\u2014 CONSISTING OF \u2014 WOOL TAFFETA DAY SHIRTS, WOOL CAMBRIC DAY SHIRTS WOOL FLANNEL DAY SHIRTS.G\u2014GAUGE UNDERWEAR, K\u2014MEDIUM LIGHT UNDERWEAR, D-\u2014LIGHT UNDERWEAR, L\u2014FINE WHITE CASHMERE Steamer Rugs and Carriage Rugs from 83.75 to 820.00 Dressing Gowns, Pyjamas, Golf Stockings, Golf Jackets, Coat Bweaters, Motor Sweaters, ; 100 Dox Fine Cashmere Half Hose.Sandals, Slippers, Khaki and Blue Putties, ete, etc.JOHN DARLINGTON, opposite post oc 3 LATEST OPENING OF P.Q.R.A.Slight Decrease In Total Entries, but Record Number of Young Shots\u2014 Montreal, Aug.14\u2014A feature of the thirty-seventh annual meot Province of Quebso Rifle Association opening at Pointe aux Trembles yesterday was the record number of entries on the part of young murksmen who had never fired at t ranges before.Sixty-one men entered the Green Shots\u201d match, commencing at 8.30 in the morning and MI marks men lined up at the 200-yard range for the Tyro match.Notwithstanding this encouraging sign on the part of the younger shots, the total entries for the meet show a wlight decrepse in comparison with last year's figures.In 1906 there were in the neighborhood of 200 marksmen competing at the ranges, while this year there is a falling of of about seventeen men, whith is accounted for by the few entries received from civ- iflan clubs.The entries from the re gular representatives are as large as usuel, the 5th Royal Scots Highlanders and the 3rd having each entered twenty-eight men; the Prine of Wales Fusiliers follow with sixteen; while Quebec city and Sherbrooke are each represented by thirteen entries.SUGARED CURED - - HAMS A.DOM Phone 839 Champlain Market e.0d The French Dry Cleaning Process enables us to clean Men's Trouser's, Suits and Neckties, Ladies\u2019 Suits and Skirts in such a way that they positively look as good as new.White Duck and Fancy Summer Vests Nicely Laundried and Pressed.Starching Negligee Shirts You know how you want your Negligee Shirts starched, and so do we, lightly.Do it upon a machine which which does not daub or § starch over other parts of the garment too.Pleiffer\u2019s PHONES 523-524 2}, 4, 6 MoMAHON ST (UMBER PHONE 646 COAL ARCHER & CO.# ANTHRACITE COAL for Stoves and Furnaces, FOUNDRY COKE, AMERICAN SMITH, WELSH AND STEAM, BRICKS AND CEMENT.Lumber and Timber of Every Description Office and Wharf, 140 St, Andrew St., Quebe COAL rbray Son & Co.WHOLESALE COAL Anthracite and Bituminous Sole Agents for the Province of Que for the Superior and Celobrated hive andlias Coal ofthe - - - - - \"PITTSBURGH COAL CO.and PITTSBURGH & ERIE COAL Co.WATER AND RAIL Hochelaga Bank Chambers, Quebec.I WHEN CLEANING METALS TRY Old Dutoh Cleanser We Make a Specialty of Supplying Camping Parties.We have Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and New Potatoes.PROP IN TO SEE US.M.BOYCE & SON, 19-21 Cote d\u2019Abraham Phone 294 Store will close, daily at 7 p.m, till further notice.85; 5 Pte.BR.B.Whyte, &h RR.35, 34,9; Corp.8.P.Murphy, 8th R.R, $1; Pte.F.W.Porter, 8th Ra R., 33, 81; Corpl.P.Fitzpatrick, Sth R.R., 31,81; Pte.J.A.McCusker, BROWSKI We starch them just that way.Westarch only the neck and wrist bands and down the front pleat very Dye Works & Laundry The Quebec winners yesterday were: \u2014 Green\u2014Bd.J.Downes, R.C.G.A., 44, ; Pte.J.D.Moore, 8th R.R., 35, Mr.S.H.N.Kennedy, Q-B.A., Fake R., 25, 81.Tyros\u2014Bd.J.Downes, R.C.G.A., 42, ; Pte.J.D.Moore, Sth R.R., 35, : Pte.R.B.Whyte, 5th R.R,, 35, ail 8.H.N.Kennedy, Q.R-A., \u2018yro Green\u2014Pte.F.W.Porter, 8th R.R.33, $2; Corpl.S.P.Murphy, 8th R.R.32, $2; Corpl.P.Fitz- RR, 31,82: Pte.A.J.cCusker, 8th R.R., 25, 81.Merchants Match Dre F.A Martin, Sth R.R., 67, 83 : .W.J.Creegan, RCGA., 57,8; Se.W.Pugh, 56, 8: Pte.F.W.Porter, 8th R.R., 54, 8: Pte.J.G.Goudie, 51, 8.Merchants\u2019 Tyro\u2014Bd.J.Downes, ER] CGA.49, 83: Mr.8.H.N.Kénnedy, Q.R.A., 48, 88: Corpl.8.P.Murphy, Rth R.R., 42, 8.Merchants\u2019 Green\u2014Pte.J.D.Moore, sth R.R., 41, 82; Pte.R.B.Whyte, 8th R.R., 41, $82.TURF CLUB RACES.There ia now no doubt as to there being two very successful days\u2019 racing at the Quebec Exhibition Grounds on the Ath and 29th, when the annual races of the | Twf Club will be held.The entries are assum are assured.DONATED A CUP.A handsome cup has been donated to the Quebec Yacht Club by La Patrie of Montreal for competition in n series of races, the first of which is to take place in September next.THE OLYMPIC GAMES.Lond Aug.14\u2014Athletes on this ride are how beginning to focus their attention on the great international Olympic games to be held in London in July of next year.It is expected that twenty-five nations will confpete, and, in view of the recent reverses sustained by Fnglish sportsmen, British athletes are being adjured to spare no effort to-obtain the entry of the best possible athletes.The first stanchion has been laid of the enormous stadium which will be erected for the accommodation of eighty thousand spectators.The site is quite close to the magnificent building of the Franco-British exhibition, which will be one oi the most popular features of Lordon next summer.In addition, the stadium will contain space for great international sports and pastimes and a travel exhibition.It will be oval in shape, with seatn all the way round and a passage beneath.The length of the stadium wil he 1,000 feet, and the width 700 feet.The first track will he for cycling, and will be 35 feet wide, and of 24 lapa to the mile.Inside that will be a | running track 25 feet wide and three laps to the mile.Then there will be a swimming tank 100 metres long, and the remainder inside will be turfed for lawn tennis and numerous other contests.The programme for next year's games has only been provisionally fixed, for each nation is at present considegi the conditional form.ne YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.(Eastern) At Toronto: \u2014 First Game\u2014Toronto, 7; City, 4.Second Game\u2014Toronto, 7; City, 4.At Buffalo: \u2014 Buffalo, 3; Newark, 2.At Rochester: \u2014 Baltimore, 2; Rochester, 7.Kecond Game\u2014Baltimore, 6; Jersey Jersey Ro- ! chenter, 2.At Montreal: \u2014 Montreal, 6; Providence, 8.(Nationel) ât Boston: \u2014 St.Louis, 8; Boston, 8.At New York:\u2014 Cincinnati, 9; New York, ¢.ât Philadelphia: \u2014 Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 4.At Brooklyn :\u2014 .Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn, 0.( American.) At Chicago: \u2014~ Chicago, 6; Boston, 8.A petrott, 9; Philadel roit, 9; i ia, 9 At Be.Luin: = phie, t.Louis, 1: Washi o At Cleveland: ~\u2014 béagten, Cleveland, 1; New York, 2.LET US GO TO MONTREAL.In buying lor $20.00 onsh from Aust the 12th to Heplember lat, at 'aguy, Lepinay & Frere, you can go to the excursion om the lst of Sep SPORTING NEWS sue propor tions, and good?\u2019fisids in each event} i «OL AGAIN FIRST » M vue Mic Sake at odraloga Yesierays .Saratoga, Aug.lé-Jas.BR.Keme's Colin to-day added auv.uar rich stake to his long list when Le easily won the Grand Union Hotel stakes bere.The stable entry, Colin and Masque, was held at the prohibitive price 1 to 8 and there was uractically no betting on the Kocne entry.Jim Gaflney was well supported place and show.The start was food and Jim Gaff set the pace, followed by Colin a head away.These two raced a team to the stretch, where Colin began to draw away won easily by three lengths, Jim Gafiney was four lengths before Ben Fleet.Summary :\u2014 .; First race, fillies, 2-year-olds, selling, five and a half furlonge\u2014Marbles, 99, Notter, 3 to 5 and 1 to 5, won; Biskra, 96, Cullen, 5 to 1, 3nd; Martha Jane, 94, E.Dugan, sven, 3rd.Time, 1.07 1-5.Bosom Friend, Golsfast Abbey, Donna Mobile, May Cella, Retrospect, Dixie Himmell, Boema, Queens :épuvenie, Una and Glorious Betsy also ran.Second race, four years and up, steeplechase, about two miles\u2014Paprika, 139, MeInerny, 7 to 8 and 1 to , won: Sandalwood, 134, Hider, 4 to 5, place, 2nd; Goldfleur, 149, Bald, out to show, 3rd, Time, 4.30, Threa etarters.Third rad, three-years-old and up- warde, one mile\u2014Darkle, 105, Garner, Rtoland 5 to 92, won; Fancy Bird, 116, Knapp, 4 to 1, place, 9nd; Poquesing, 108, Russell, 2 to 1, 3rd.Time, 140.Joseph Brandt, True Boy, Clare Russell and Don Hamilton also ran.Fourth race, handicap, 3-year-olds and upwards, one and three-sixteenth miles\u2014Nealon, 126, E., 9 to 10 and 2 to 5, won: Golf Bell, 113, Radtke, 2 to 1, place, 2nd: Penarris, 100, Beckman, out to show, 3rd.Time, 1.59 2-5.Yankee Girl also ran.Fifth race, selling, 3-year-olds and up, one mile\u2014Zipango, 108, Mountain, 20 to 1 and 8 to |, won; Jersey Lady, 107, Koerner, 8 to 1, 2nd; Prince Hampton, 108, Brussell, even, 3rd.Time, 1.39 4-5.Cempaigner, Schroeders, Midway, Fleming, Miss Strome, Green Seal, Nolessy, Countersign, Ted, Lady Vera, Nancy, Workmaid and Victoria also ran.Sixth race, alk ages, handicap, 7 fuxlonge\u2014Cressina, 117, Horner, 7 to 1 and 5 to 2, won: Danoscara, 114, Notter, 7 to 6 place, Ind: Cablegram, 112, Beckman, b to 2, Zed.Time, 1.26 2-5.~.Keator, Aletheno, Saracinesca, isitor, Amperjuico, Rapid Water, tilly and Dennis Stafford also be New York, A 16_Exootibaé vas witnessed in to-day st the Empire Cidy tracks.The backers of favorites landed the money in four events.Cederstrome cleverly repeated his victory of yesterday in the Bronxville handicap, by landing the Chappaqua handicap to Superfuous Hair win Xindir advise me what te 60 fo a th LY RTE, Te (RS As 1 have eo often sald, there fe permanent cure for superfluous hair ut electricity or the X-ray treatment ror mid remets ne tne at be re newed whenever the pumice treatment In beet.For chat © an ordinary five-cent cake of pum ge 2 efocird e\u2014not the sonpané Te fos The mi fo rotten.2014 ern after oan ¢ $1 NEPTUNE INN QUICK LUNCH Steaks, outlets, sandwiches, ham, chicken, beef, club omelets, rum sausages, pies, mutton, eto.Lovril, tea, coffee and chocolate.A visit solisited and natisfaction guaranteed.\u2014 SPECIALTY \u2014 Sanderson's Scotch whiskies, ! wines, gin, Crofts old port wines, Amontillado drerrien, Oloresa dry erry» Fromo & Co.'s Coguae.G.H.Mumm Bass Ale op Draught.J.T.LEVALLER, Proprietor » Every Woman 18 interested apd should w A MARVEL Whirling Spra \u2018The naw Teas dd oe oad Coven ent.Jt cleanses Buse, thur sat.P.0.Box 38 | Residence Phone 393 Offos Prone 1184.AMOS J.COLSTON, \u2014 OFFICE \u2014 Hochelaga Bank Building, St.Peter Street, Quebes.Accountant, Auditor, Curator, Liqudator.Estate and Trust Accounts Administrator, General Agent, Insurance, Lumber and Real Estate Broker CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.may 17x11 TO THE PRINTING TRADE FOR SALE About 20 second hand Type Racks and about 50 pairs of Cases in first ; class order.Will be sold very cheap.APPLY AT \u201cCHRONICLE\u201d augôæt.f.sert mage UNION BANK OF CANADA DIVIDEND NO.82.Notice is hereby given that a dividend at the rate of seven per cent per annum, upon the paid up Capital Stock of this institution has been declared for the current quarter, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in the city, and at its | Branches, on and after Tuesday.the third day of September next, to Shareholders of record of August 16th, 1907.By order of the Board, G.H.BALFOUR, General Manager.Quebec, July 22nd, 1907\" = | [HSH \\ BAKING POWDER .| / SPECIAL SUMMER SALE WHITE LAID | Le or pl for 20 cents.ENVELOPES TO MATCH, 5 Packets for 20 cents 5 quires | LUCERNE LINEN PAPER, White, Blue or Grey, regular price 10c.per quire, Sale price 25 cents per package.LUCERNE LINEN ENVELOPES, Sale price 25 cents for seventy-five, \u2014AT\u2014 iP.J.EVOY\u2019S Bookstore, 107 ST.JOHN STREET.\u2014_\u2014 LOYOLA COLLEGE MONTREAL.An English Classical College conducted by tue Jesuit Fathers, SCHOOLS RE-OPEN ON SEPT.4th.For tesms and other infor- ; mation, apply 10 THE RECTOR, 68 Drummond 8t., Montreal.aug.5xtu-th-sat.x4w \u2014~ ALSO \u2014 Flour, Pork \u2014 AND \u2014 General Provisions.GEO.TANGUAY, 48 ST.PAUL STREET, 88-84-35-36 ST.ANDREW ST., Lower Yownjuly.11x3m.THE QUEBEC BANK QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Notice in hereby given that a Dividend of one and three quarters per cent upon the paid up capital stock of this Institution has been declared for the current Quarter, and that the same | will be he payable at its Banking House in this City, and at its Branch- | es, on and after Tuesday, the third day of September next, to Sharehold- ; ers of record on the 16th of August next.By order of the Board, THOMAS McDOUGALL, General Manager.Quebec, 19th July, 1907.julyZ0xtue-satx14 NOTICE Is hereby given that \u2018he Diss nt 4bo pwath of Cap ltouge River is sun- merged 2s well aw the other deep water Pier that was thers up to nat winle™ #3 tke end of thy tong whart, \u2018Jue vusition of the pie: at the muih of the Ya; houge River iw as fereta- fore shewn by a flat buoy ro day amd a white light by night, end the position of the deep water Pier recently taken at the end of the Long Wharf is in à straight line with said fint buoy and about 600 feet to the west, Cap Rouge Whar and Pier Co., N.FLOOD, june28xt.f, Manager.Fred.C.Wurtele Accountant, Auditor, Curator, Real Estate and Commission Agent.Secretary Protestant Board of School Commissioners.98 St.Peter Street, ROOM 12 Tolaphones: Seetaence 422 Residence 425 P.0.BOX 280 EXHIBITION OF IRC FACY G08 ' You are lly requested to visit the er of rar snd artistic fancy poods of all kinds at the Convent of the FRANCISCAN MISSIONARIES OF MARY, fxhfbition open from 9am.to 7 pm.180 Grande-Alies, Quebec.july23x2m + GREAT CHEAP ANNUAL SUMMER SALE OF FURNITURE The greatest cash sale of High Class Furniture ever held in the City.FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.A splendid opportunity to procure the best furniture at lowest prices.EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED, All High Grade Material and Best Values.JAMES PERRY 823 PAUL STREET PHONE 519 Orders Promptly Attended to HAY, ORS an CORN,\u201d 'BRAVE IRISH LADY | Seven Children Saved From Drowning by Her.! Dublin, Aug.14.\u2014A plucky rescue of seven children wos effected yesterday by Mrs, McNally, of Sligo, who accompanied by a friend welit with their children at low water to batbe from the shore of Sligo Bay.As the tide was coining in quickly they returned to shore.Suddenly they ; ep cries of digress, and saw seven dren standing Ny 8 isle island which is com submerged high water.vie hildres had been caught by the tide, which had com- letely cut them off from the main- at | d.| Though unable to swim, Mrs, Mc- Nally rushed into the water to endeavour to rescue the children.The island is fully a quarter of a mile distant, and several times she was most overcome by the strength of the incoming tide.Her progress was made the more difficult by the fact that the ground was coated with a slimy mud.She teventually wuccreded in reachi the TS ticult island, and then the most part of her task began.Taking the two smaller children in her arms, and bidding the others cling to her, the brave Irish woman commenced her struggle landward, The [rapidly rising tide hud already rendered it impossible to return the way she bad come, but by making a long circuit she was at length enabl to reach the shore safely, though in an exhausted condition, with all the children.THE BFLFAST PILOTS | London, Aug.14.\u2014In the House of Commons t-day the Irish Secretary, \u2018Mr.Birrell, fnced a shower of questions concerning the Belfast strike.The Jrish members of Parliament wanted the troops withdrawn from Belfast and others urged the necessity of a full enquiry into the affair.Mr.| Birrell onid; \u2014'\u201cThe government is fully aware of the urgency of this matter and is doing all it can to secure a \u2018settlement of this unfortunate strike\u201d It appears that in the trouble at - fast, there has developed a cleavage on religious limes.The Protestants have .cheered the troops, while the attacki ties apparently have been compo! of Catholics.MANY STUDENTS FAILED Toronto, Aug.13\u2014The results of the recent junior teachers examinations which qualifies for entrance to the mode! or normal schools and is the academic test of fitness to take up the work of the public school teacher were announced to-night by the Ontario Education Department, The re quirements were forty per cent.on each paper and sixty per cent of the total number of marks.This higher standard caused a larger number of failures than there used to be when the requirement was only fifty per cent., but the results as a whole are satisfactory.The certificates of successful students and the marks of those who failed will be sent to the principals of high schools or to in- sfectors, and to those officials to whom applicants for results should be made.NARROW ESCAPE AT A FIRE Fenelon Falls, Ont, Aug.13\u2014About two o'clock this morning fire- broke out, from rome unknown cause, in the ome of Thomas Lane, Fenelon Falls south, which was totally destroyed i with all its contents.The - family | barely escaped in their night clothes, some jumping from upstairs windows.| Miss Jessie Lane, escaping in this way, sprained her ankle very badly.Mrs.John McInnes, mother of Mra.Lane, eighty-six yrars old.being unable to escape, lost her life in the fire.Mr.Fred Warren, who lives across the street from Lane's, in en- eavoring to the old lady.had hin feet Sadly Timed.he ring.bare- looted, Dr.F.Aldous, who was on the rool of anolher building close by endeavoring to save it from hurning, slipped and fell to the ground and alighting on his feet, was hadly hurt.The building occupied by Herbert Soott was also destroyed, but the contents were saved.Mr.lane had & small insurance on his hou The total property loss is nhont 24000.IT CAN BE WEIGHED À Boston man says the Soul can be weighed.He knows thin because he bes tested a lot of cases before and after death.The weight this investigator gives for ur average human soul is two ounces.This is the sort of fool science thet some men give wn.It is more to the es ote how to maintain a t ow to get well if wick, amd how (0 be able Le do od work and ke everlestingly at Poor Ih is the result of blood.Jf you let your blood pale the body are sure to get weak.Ferrosone is the remedy.Ferrozone is the quickest, eurcst poor body end blood burder : thousands FT The Kiad Grandmother Usedthe Market 40 Yonsw and SM3 the Favorite KING'S HALL COMPTON, P.Q.The School reopens on Wednesday, September llth.À limited number of vacancies, Calendar and form of ap- plisatior to be obtained from the | ady Principal \u2014er;36 ay a are Toot uafit ts use.CILLETTS ie used dy the boot bakers snd ta thia Ine at the adukersied and 88 AEFUSE QUNOTITOTES.QILLETT'8 costs ne more than the inferior adukersioé goods, .ARFUSE SUBSTITUTES.E.W.QILLETY 277% TORONTO, ONT.have been restored from failing health or complete nervous prostration Ferrozone, which builds up tired nerves and helps you to get sound refreshing sleep every nicht, Ferrozone Given an appetite as sharp ne a rasor.There in lots of pleasure enting when you take Ferrozone.Rosy color comes back to your pale cheeks and plonty of strength with it, berause Fersozone is the gronteut higly buikier ever discovered.For a togic to lilt tiredness.wenk- neem and Hl health, you can\u2019t find the eqpml of Perrozone.Get a B0c.box from any dealer and ee if this is not so.A BEAUTIFUL RESORT.The beauties of Kent House Grounds are the theme of gen- oral comment among all visitors to this popular retreat, and the; are very enthusiastic in extoll- Ing its ploturesque situation.The grounds are now looki: their best and are well wort! of a visit.The attractions are anter piace to spend a couple of hours can be found anywhere.al- | The spirits i Asserts Soul is Material and \\thin, then all the organs of P THE QUEBEC OHBONTULty.A GHOST FACTORY LA Family Sent to Prison in Germany for Pecullar* Crime.Berlin, Aug.14.\u2014A remarkable cass, in which 6 haunted bouse played à: prominent part, has just been heard at Munich.A family named Woll hired a farm house [rom an aged widow living near Ammersee.The house suited them, but the presence of the old lady in the house did not, and they began to supply the premises with a number of ghosts, as they knew the lady was most superstitious, and in daily and nightly terror of supernatural beings.Voll with his wife and two dun.ters © installed altogether eevemteen houts.Firet they tried wicked spir its, then a is onw, with the resuit that the wrek widow wes nearly \u201cher nightly visitanta.the cows, killed cocks and hens, stole amd butter, and made unearthly midnight noises.Then Wolf offered help to cleanse the house of wpirite for A consideration, and in process of time these cleansing operations cost over 14,000 marks, The widow was robbed of all she had, and was in addition suffering from brain fever when the police be gan to take notice, The result was that Wolf was sentenced to five ' penal servitude, and to pay a heavy fine and to suffer ten years\u2019 loss of civil rights; his wile and one of his daughters to two years, and the other daughter to eighteen months\u2019 imprisoa ment.Thir precious family had > Jar rehearsals of their nocturnal ewin- | dle before practising it on their vic- | FISHING AND HUNTING PERMIT SEASON 1907-108 driven crazy Can be Obtained from J.W.Baker Manager Kent House Montmorency Falls, Over the Following Territorities Permit No.1.\u2014Fishing M-nimoreney River from foot of Fails to and ar cluding camp for season, $10.with guest, $15 ; boats extra ; guosts 80 cents per day.; Permit No.3.\u2014Fish'ag and buntin over 30 square niles «long the Q.L.St.J.Ry.and along the south shore of Lake Edward, rates same as in No.1.Permit No.3.\u2014Inclades privileges stated in Nos.1 and 2 permits, and ives rights for fishing and hunting, § cluding use of camps and boats over Seminary grounds, 80 square miles, situated in rear of Chateau Richer, Ste.Anne de-Beaupre and Beaupre stations (Montmorency raters).is | section has over 20 lakes and 30 miles stream fishing.Access easy.n, $20.00, au ue , $30.00; extra ats, $1.00 per day.permit No.&\u2014Includes privileges stated in Nos.1, 2 and 3 and gives rights over 100 square miles in the Nations) Park, Snow Lake section.Season, $30.00.With guests, $45.00.Extra guests, $1.50 per day.Parties other than those accom- penying members with season tickets will be char follows :\u2014 0 Nos.| 2 $1.00 ver Nos ! 1% per day \u201c 4 2.0 * law, thurxem.THAWS NEW TRIAL © New York, Aug.14.\u2014That the me cond trial of Harry K.Thaw for the murder of Stanford White, snay not take place until January developed at a conference between Martin W.Little ton, counsel for Thaw, and District Attorney Jerome.| KENT HOUSE ATTRACTIONS.{ Rustle Theatre, two performances daily; Holt, Renfrew & Co.\u2019s collection of Canadian animals; dance musio in Kent | House parlors every week day | evening; picturesque scenery i and beautiful grounds; the famous Falls of Montmorency.These are only a few of them.THE POPULATION OF INDIA, How the Treming Millions of That Country Subsist.India supports 800,000,000 people, the statistics state.The total number jot the white population is 169,677, (and of Furamans 87,090, making, with officials and families a total of 300,000 Eurasinns and Caucasians, Of \u2018the dark sinned natives 200,000,000 igre supported by agriculture, 80,000,- (00 by the industries, 5,000,000 by commerce, 5,000,000 by .the professions; the balance arr lents.The native ryols or farmers understand no need ;of change from the practices that have (been in vogue for hundreds of years, ,œuch as using the forks of trees for 50,000,000 supported by the industrfus are of like temper.They live in huts, without furniture, without carpets or rugs.A few yards of cotton comprise the wardrobe of hoth male and female.The women wear ,anidets, ringd in their noses aud ears, end some of the men wear rings on (their great tovs end armlets, and go barefoot the year round, The princes, maharajahs, rajahs, marwaris, , babus, and native professional and vich trades people have money with which to buy whatever they reguire [to please their famcy or meet ther \u2018wotual needs, This class builds exe | pensive houses, rewidences, and busi.\"ness houses, and provides them with modern convoniences wheg it in prac- ; ticalse, and with furrisbAnge that are \u201cununlly rich and expensive.One ma- jharajh recently had built for him ao \u2018brese bedatead that cont $1,000.They use the finest and most expensive cat- riages, highest priced horses and harness, and buy without regard to cost murical instruments, pictures, statuary, autos, jewelry, precious stones, vilke, sating, linens, mulls, laces, gold trimming, and other fineries.NOTICE.Mter the let of September we will have to raise sat 390.00 instead of $30.00 to have your ticket lows.The numerous and varied.NO DINGS: | (ree for Montreal, the $1st Septemben, Make haste to save the fase, | Basia, i FUR 1 GARNEAU BRIDGE HOTEL A.PARADIS, FROPRIETOR, 4 situation in « large A a border of LE Fie 3,000 est from the grand Que tn spot, quiet and healthy, pool snd ody, A fiver view from all ints.Good service, mode te prices.Pu.and Mrs.Paradis wish to repsw their annuel jpvitation do the numer- \u2018ous citismp who are accustomed to juisit this spot and request them te Jka juneldx3on.ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.THE HOLMHURST Situated in the most central and sslect at and section A Winter's wear has probably left some repairs to be attended to\u2014a rip, a worn spot in the fur, a lining that needs replacing, or perhaps you have decided that the garment should be entirely remodelled.We request that you allow us to attend to this at once\u2014by September our factaries are usually so busy with orders that repair work and alterations may be subjest to de- Designs for the coming season have been decided upon before this, and we can remodel your furs as well now as later, Holt, Renfrew & Co.THURSDAY.AUGURT 13, 0a J REPAIRING.COAL! COAL Scotch Anthracite (Hard) Coa ALL SIZES y} For Furnaces, Stoves and Ranges.\u201d More Satisfactory and More Economical Than Any Other : COAL.s/ A.K.Hansen & Co, = Finest moderate priced hotel om the coast.Send (or illustrated kpoklet.Rates $10.00 upward, .Reduced rate for June .june20x2m .BLANCHARD'S HOTEL] \u2014a\u2014 NOTRE DAME SQUARE.Convenient to all Railways, etc.Up-to-date house.Rates resson- able.Buropsan or American Plan.Special rates ( to large parties.FIRST CLASS TABLE Jos.CLOUTIER, \u201d Prop.FAGUY, REPINAY & FR! put our knowledges of artistic, barmeny of color and of the ofeats of the side lights sod reflections at your service, sim ing to produce a result that shall permanently please.Quebec's Leading Wall { Paper and Paint Store Marchant Bros, 148 St, John Street.} EstimatesCheerfullyGivea, | 2 Er TER ES seu Phone 362 97 St.Peter Sta HENRY DARNELL.?em 4 mn ST.LOUIS HOTEL, FLY FISHING QUEBEC.- - = : Tourists and Visitors Quebec's Popular Hostoiry.TO QUEBEC a Baim tse ong he i So nn | Tic Howey ee Romi Props ote log of the meen bon LAKE EDWARD .LV.DIN viet P.K.HUNT, FOR A FEW DAYS TROUT FISHING | Guides ane, Ts, Blin wad supplies of al Kinda, at + \u2018 ee lent sds trips to smaller lakes._ 5 | EXCELLENT FLY FISHING, Chateau Frontenac =\" FIRST CLASS ACCOMODATION, \u201c | CAFE - REASONABLE RATES, NOW OPENED FOR THE SEASON.and-SPLENDID SPORT FOR ALL.GRILL ROOM Write for booklet and all other information - \\ AND MEALS SERVED À LA CANTE.ROBT.ROWLEY, = 3 LAURENTIDE HOUSE PRESERVES, MUSIC EVERY EVENING.Opes From 10 AM.de 11 PM LAKE EDWARD, P.Q en.NB +e+we, a ES FANON * GRAND UNION HOTEL W ALL p APER ç | Oppasite Grand Central station A.3 Xv amnion va nets exponen, | TH .\\ Rooms $1.00 a day and upward i AND THB \u2019 fallen eum mener pa i ï EFFECTS PRODUCED.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 » Is the aim of the decorator: ® dacorsiar; oczan view soruu | [A When mew! Wall Paper we Biddeford Pool, Maine.| } 1\u201d ® e \u2018THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE _*__ THURSDAY.AUGUST CUNARD LINES MEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.Calling at Queenstown.promPiers 61 & 88 North River, & L | Pamençers buvied through to London and Paris Aug 17, 0am Aug.4 an an i TH d Be pe sam Carmanis, * T 4 new ve rh» SITUS TANITA 208 w tharos cmucalin e vor, n Tolar ot AWE RAL PERNT Hongarian-American Service.TO FIUNE VLA JQISRALTAR, NAPLES aud THIRSTR, SAE A SION) ol drupls Sor, mn ass, B.@ sAUUAIÉIA Luttis BUN, Wiebe DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS QUEBEC TO LIVERPOO .Bopt.7 fa foathwark.Bp! Pan ASE Domi Aug àà , Kensington ALBANY, 14000 TONS BUILDING £2.ALBAHTA 14050 Tous BUILDING The 88, \u201cCanada\u201d fa one of the fastrat and most \u2018steamers in the Canadian 3 comirigble Ww Mont re es ahr two.minutes \u201c= - RATES OF PASSAGE ATE SERVICE 88.\u201cSOUTHWARK rangers auried \u2018called PR Em SE, lortadle and a re QUEBEC TO carried on all stenmers Pa WHITE STAR LINE.- From NEW YORK ;3 Liv ERPOOL Wednesdays, from Plers 48-40 M.R Cedrie, ue.à apply tot A W.A.MACHRERSON | GUEBEC RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.On cd er TAN am iyi rat TE yr) WGA TRBREGT | Week Dave otra fc 91100 } Quebes minates from 5.30 m.® Falls Toc Gebes every Leave Montnorency 80 minutes 6.00 a.m.10 11.50 pam, BOYDAYE Leave Quebec for Mon Le ER Eu toc Quebee, ates or 2.00, 0 C005 \u201cI, 1.59 a.m, 12.00 19.98, L and every #0 ! minutes from 1.30 p.m.to pm _ BETWEEN QUEBEC SIR ANNE DE BLAÛPRE local Agents or to | Wisk Diva for Bse.jnoe de Despre at 280, 5.30, 5.50, 10.80, 11.80 a.m., 12.90, LIA £18, sm «16 B16, 616, 7.16 p.m (10.18 except Baturas.} q ES ES 3 ve Ste.at es tke, o a RAR ALE 716and 16.16 pm\u201d SUNDAYS.Le tor Ssene T0 3.18, 6.Anne de Beaupre (x)at £ 4.00, 10,00 a.m., ho.728° and 10.15 pm.ca _ ve ng de Beaupre for 0.99 9,00, 9.0, 10.00, 10.50, 11.00, 11.90 a.m.=) fre) Doon, 100 (a } 4.00, 4 30, 5.15 9.00 and-10.15 p.m, QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM, WEEK Dave uedes SE Er oi tm rans MM 00 am, Lave bt Joachim or Queba, at 716 108m.1.08, 8.00, and 6.55 p.m.BUNDAYE M tte) Beaupre.6.80, 8.00 am.(x) Lente Quebon for 8t Joachim, 6.99, a.m.and (æ) 1 gre Bes or onten, 8,00, 9.15 a.m, 808 te St.Joachim for Quebéc, 7.30a.m., and \u2018êteam trains: all others ects Car seh at Ta Teo oe going or po eed] Sectors, Asus à at fare tr Montmarencz - we.aays Trig r,s rad Sundays from pou 11.80 p.m, eon ll Caine.Bavebebi od en ae all vider Information apply to the Super JA EVERELL KDW.A.«®nperinten Soa ee.QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY, On ang After the 30th June, 1907, HE UNDERNOTED TRIPS WILL BR FOUND = sonven t for a err lling by the we: Er end cireumetancus pécsiting pied) Qf a 418 Ka fom rom Camp as Fxpres from Mon.J ah Lith x 44.96 Qouih LL 4 Lxpeum from Like Quebee Contril Raliway.Pe ®; Hera Ln LE J AW Exprenn from Whit lout taing 1\" Grand Trank Ballway Ferry.; nook Days um, WUTH QTR.o 0 thf 13 pera tros tbe Mat) td the West |P .Ph asaen: West 98 atat from tae wet \\ en\u201d ots [12.10 A.M.\u2014Doean 15, 1907.muy :$ 49a 3 Aug Corinthiaa \u201d 0° + 3 2» 17 + Ocilian.,.BB pt 6 Sept \u2014 RATES OF PASSAGE falcon (Pretorian only).860.00 na op fecond Uabin po we Sieerage.R LONDON, HAYRE QUEBEC & MONTREAL SERVICE From From From | From Londoo.Hevre Bieamahipe Montreal Quebec Mjuly 28 July Parisien.19 Aug ma Huugerisn .17 * 4 Aug, 05 Aug Pomeranian 31 \u201c 10 « roian, BL = 19 \u201c ardinian.7 Ontarian.34 RATES OF PASSAGE BY HAVRE STREAMERS, \u2026.$40.00 and opwards «re 537,50 ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MidabipSqioons Kude and Smokl se procaisiee Bose tint ite: modern {mj Virginian ans sai eg, To 000e & 000 A re rime D at in ones of ae cident.Re Tartes partiouiaes appi © ; à RAR & rood \u2014 Reford Agencies Sailings From Montreal, DONALDSON LINE GLASGOW WEEKLY SERVICE 88 Cassandre.88.Lakonis +8 Parthenls [rT 88 Marine.PASSENGE 000; Bteerage, 836.50 to 820,00.THOMSON LINE LONDON WEEKLY SERVICE.oA} Stearman tied with cold storage and cool 88.Kildoaa,, aug.8 Latous ug.10 Cervona, ug.17 .Hurogs, ug.34 84.fons.Aug 51 26.Kilaons, Sept, 7 THE ROBERT REFORD G0, LIMITES, Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, St.J ohn, NB > pes INTERCOLONIAL ~ RAILWAY Trains leave Levis &s follows; 18:05 ~ A.M.\u2014Nighy Express for St, Hyachinthe Montreal, daily except Sunday.Handsome Sleeping Car ion this train which may be oe- ied after 9.00 P.M.19.45 P.M.\u2014Maritime Express for St.Hyachinthe and Montreal daily.Dining and Parlor Cars on this train.Limited for Bti Er fly wh oe a ars, 2.50 AN Dcean Limi for St Hyacinthe and Montreal, daily ex- sot Monday.Sleeping mid] Be 1.cpress for Murra; Riviere du Loup, Cacouna pr Lit Metis, dailt except Sunday.Dining oe BA meets for St.Hyacite 4.10 P.M.\u2014Exprees for and Montreal daily except unday.445 A.press for ivre à I M\u2014 lor a Lou and Campbellton, daily except 5.00 Pl.\u2014 Express for Riviws da Loup, daily except and Sunday.| 5.20 P.M.\u2014Maritime Express for Halifax and St.John, daily.Dining and Dleoping Cars.This train onl runs to Riviere du Loup on 8a ays, a) roa JL Pasi pirat retools naw Telephones 53) Steamer Orleans Onand after 8th June, time sad cirecrestuness ermitting this steamer will leave as follows :.OM IBLAN .FROM QUES NO a, cou re ABA mm 18 am noan, 1nam 3.00 p.m rm is ture ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY + seam, = team ON SUNDAY 10pm 1.00 Eke frie 7.00pm an pu.On Fonata of Obligation the 1 ake iD tong and &¢8 am aad Th oe nas eee ae hours, ten EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT FROM 18LAND FROM QUEREC 70 pm.Te nopm 1 Steamer Frontenac Ferry Between Quebes.Sillery ane Bs.Smutsthe samme wit loure aa follows i © + +7.ROMUALD RBN0 A0 am D TRIP LR *2 RAIDE © Lose 10.000.m, pe Loan PE bopx Bud impale 12.16 pm sUNDAYS Sven ina isca fret on Tossdars and Saturd ton 8 air be po Hy cam pr Saturday t, thorn bs o leamid ata Thats TS ES Steamer Champion, nd after tbe 14h July west] held poring (his Sere ar wy Pad oe thes cs La (EXVLLE RELENI 8 CA STOCK BROKERS\u2014 PRIVATE WIRE TO AND TORONTO: Loesi Securities a Specially.83 ST.PETER ST, QUEBEC.TELEPHONE 946 à Commercial News.g NEW YORK STOOK MARKET.New York, Aug.14.\u2014Trading in the stock market to-day was active and sensational toward \u2018the close, when hpav: ses were registered under a food of liquidating orders.The day's developments were lor the most part distinetly unfavorable.The market held moderately firm in the early session, but in the final hour, prices broke from 2 to 7 points in almost, all the active issues, while many of the specialties fell with greater violence.In fact, the market was for a time absokttely without support and atodks were unloaded with a disregard for values.The ci was extremely \u2014 and with : slight ly result from ing of short contracts.The bevel Pecoidedt ot the end of the day vos the lowest, in many instances, for six years.In fact, bot a few issues sold as low as in the memorable panic of May, 1901.The day\u2019s business ted almost one million.shares, much of which was done in the last hour, when the excitement was at its greatest.Some of thy day\u2019s extreme declines from which there was only partial recovery, iu- clude: \u2014Amalgamated Co , 8; Union Pacific, 65-8; Union Pacific preferred, % American Smelting, 68-8; Beading, 61-3; Great Northern preferred, 6 1-4; Delaware and Hudson, 8 3-4; Brooklyn, 8; New York Central, 41-2, and St.Paul, 43-8.In the special class the losses were even ter, extending to 12 points in third avenue.The entire traction group was weak.Conditions in the money et ware pominally un .The \u201cbond market was weak.Total sales, par value, were $1,813,000.CLOSING LETTER.Vy Private Wire Neuville Balleau à Co., 93 Bt.Peter Strest, Quebea Phone 946.New York, Aug.}4.\u2014For a brief interval after the opening of business on the stock the market withstood the effect of the demial of ay's reassuring theories and suggestions of g halt in the administration\u2019s anti-co: ion policy.Following reports of encouraging conditions in securities markets abroad, advances were bere in some ases approximeting a point over yesterday\u2019s Final close By the end of the t hour there was a quiet re newal of selling which, later in the day became more active on the an- Bauncement of od Sppointment of a receiver for a e industri ration.In the last hour the whols market broke away with violence and ices touched far lower prices than \u2018fave been recorded in years.There was virtually no support on the part of the larger interests and liquidation on an extensive scale broke out.In the closing hour the market became very il Mg still in progress, was semi- panicky with rapidly succeeding de clines and rallies of half to one point.The market closed extremely dis- NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.8y Private Wires of McDonald, Leeance iaga Bank uilding.New Yok, A .~The opened at tb last night's closi level But there was a quantity of stock offered for sale by yesterday's buyers, who were ready to take quick profite and get out, au they were disappointed that the rumors of some im- rtant annou: t from Oyster y had not materidlized over night.Leter in the duy it was positively announced that at the meeting of the president with his advisers, financial matters had not been discussed and that no ey in ar.to the government's icy exis 1 cabinet.The market early broke about 2 points, then rallied about 1-2 of this and held fairly steady for a couple of hours ih which undoubtedly a depl of profit taking was indulged in and considerable long stook was marketed.When the announcement wae made that a receiver had been appointed for the Pope MI'g.Co.stocks hegan to weaken and in the last hour and half of trading a flood of liquidation was poured on the market, together with heavy willing by the bear clement.Under this pressure stocks broke badly and leading issues like Union and Acp.sold irom § to 7 points below their pre vious high record.This pressure kept up till a few minutes before closing, when the covering by the room shorts caused a rally of from points in the active list.This advance seemed to be entirely due to short covering and the market on the whole acted as if the liguida- tion was not yet over.Call money, as almost always happens when such severe liquidation is in progress, eased off farther but time money romaine it anything stronger than ever end er- tremely soarce.Bales, 035, Al a fine programme at Rustio Theatre, at Kent House, Performances every day at 3.30 and 8.80 p.m.NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET., New York, Aug.16.\u2014Flour, receipts, 17595 bble.; emportr, 29,127 le, Fready.Wheat, recelpte, 89,100 buah- ! ols.i , firm.Options clomd at oy market one to two Pe tor op Monddyn, Tusedays, Thum: ON SATURDAYS ! «200 nl vi aye 1e togrpu te red 6 As tea pr Ç ER nan vo ue we MES Esp from tae Len: Quebeo 7.85 Eee 1 te and Meas yo 10 pas.St jean ath Op.\u201d vo \u2018quehel for l'erthier, Mondiye, Tueuradage and 8 lund bres'hiog the Soe alr on the [Rrke ash PA and rvterm 89 Quees | IEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL | ere present at the prothoiotary of the ; automobile Notice of Assignment In tter of DAVID GRENIER, ai 8t Weer ire, Mon Failà .oire, tmorency , Merchant.The said David Grenier , having made an assignment of all his assets for the benefit of his creditors, on the 18th day of August, 1907, notice is giveh to his creditors to be Buperior Court, of the District of Quatre, at the Court House, at Quebeo on tweuty- seventh day of August instant, av tem o'clock a.m.) to give their advice for the appointment of a Curator and Inspectors lor the said je.Quebec, August 13th, 1907.LEFAIVRE & TASCHEREAU Provisional Guardians.ARTHUR BRUNEAU A.8.DUPUIS Montreal, Quebec.BRUNEAD & DIU STOCK BROKERS Transactions executed on Montreal Stock by personal representation at § of one per cent.commission.Chas, Head & Coy\u2019's New York and Boston private wires and quotation service at the disposal of patrons.78 St.Francois Xavier St, OONTREAL.123 St, Peter Street, Quebec McDonald, Lesperance & Go.STOCK GRONERS, ° ee matin DIRECT WIRE CONNECTIONS WITH E & CG RANDOLPH, 111 BROADWAY Members of the: New York Stock Exchangeë DELAWARE & A HUDSON RD.Shortest Quickest and Best MONTREAL TO NEW YORK Passengers from Quebec vis the Grand Trunk, Intercolonial or the Canadian Pacific lines connect at Montreal with the Delaware % Hudson trains.Information and through tickets via above lines and the Delaware & Hudson meg eke ; and Pari lor.cars Montreaf to Now York mon, wed, sat AUCTION SALE In the matter of Tousin, merchant, Lao able, Inso}- vent.Notice is bereby given that on Priday, 16th August, 1907, at 11 a.m., will be sold at my office, 44 Dalhousie street, Quebec, the following asests of said esteig : A\u2014-General Btook in Trade.8776.80 Shop Furniture\u2026.\u2026\u2026.7.00 76449 se \u2026 19605 # 2.ones 225,00 for wach \"\u201d at so much The inventory and list of hook debts may be sen at my office.store will be open on Wednesday, 14th August, instant fo the inspection of , eto.Conditions of payment : CASH.V.BE.PARADIS, Cura B-\u2014Book debta abcording ae ge D.\u2014Rol stock, horse and C.W.WALCOT, STOSK AND INVESTMENT BROKER, $8 8T.PETER STREET TELEPHONE 377.STOCKS AND BONDS Bought and Bold, jor Cash or 08 Margin.Montreal, Toronto, New York or Chieago Exehanges.MUNICIPAL DEBENTURES INDUSTRIAL BONDS.firey nd ve oles: QUEBEC REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.Capital snd Surplus $8,000,000, wa as eens ln the business i contned ; } J Probate, enol, « udiotel, Fidotity, Quebec Steamship Coy Ltd New York, Bermuda and West ladles Royal Mall Lines, SallingfromPler 47 North River, LT NEW YORK FOR BERNUDA Twin Screw 85 BERMUDLIAN, 26th August, 61h- Jdth and 25th September, at 11am.Molasses, quiet.Pig irom per, unsettled.Lead, raw, quiet; refined sugan, quiet.CHICAGO MARKET.Supplied Daily to the Chronicle b Theo.Hamel, Stock Broker, Dalhousie Street.Quebec, Aug.14, 1907.Opg.Uigh Low.Closa 854 cu 1 54 54, 62¢ 514 FH oe pre 16.07 IMPORTS.Per steamer Manchester Importer, Perry, from | Manchoster\u20146000 salt, 83 pkgs.to order, 16 pkgn.to Thibaudeau, Frere & Cie., 7 do to Gee Scott, 477 do to Frontenac Gas Per steamer Corinthian, Lindsay, from Glasgdw\u201435 pkgs.to A.Joseph & Son, 7 do to Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 4 do to Myrand & Pouliot, 4 do to Quebec Syndicate, 7 do to J.B.Michaud & ils, 3 do to McCall, Bhehyn & Co., 6 do to Renaud & Co., 27 do to Paquet Co., 1800 bags sugar, 328 pkgs, 404 c.i.pipes, 1008 Lc.pipes, 11 bales to order.Per steamer Stormount, McMaster, from Sydney\u20143200 tons rails to Mackenzie, Mann & Co.Per steamer Martha, Hanneirg, from Port Hasti 100 tons coal to Intercolonial ilway.DANGERS OF GASOLINE.An explosion, attended with loss of life, occurred at Toronto @ few days ago on @ gasoline yacht.An expert banding of gnaoline told a Toronto Globe representative that there is wbaclutely 1io danger in the use of gasoline, provided one is ocare- ful, Sard he : \u201cGanoline iteelf will not explode.You may teke a saucer of gasoline and drop a lighted match into it, and it will put out the match.It is only when the gos coming off à certain riot! of air that it will explode.danger comes only in th confining of the gs, and then on being exposed to a spark i \u201cYou never hear,\u201d ho ssid, \u2018of an gevoline tank exploding from eny such cause, for the reason that if « man in carelcss in filling bis tanks end lets the gnroline slop over, or il he bes a leaking tank, it on the grou, amd he leaves it be But let it be confived\u2014let it ram a room or a brick ix e will xl a: or, the piping ie leaky Betis there ie the rame denger.whole secret in handling in a don't , 1-40.to 1-20.net advance.Corn, re- osipts, 15,080 bushels; exports, $46,- 994 bushels.Bpot, firm.tions was without transactions.Oats, receipts, | ER RE ! a so that the evapor- from apy elop-orer Pon chance .Carelenst.ran somevhere is ton of every evident with te Fosturtber information.» Tg OUTERBRIDGE à Co., Agi, J, Hons, 3.or.poe 1.8.Sesting, J.e.15 Aug.5 Steamer Alexandria will start her regulat trips to Buffalo and return on July 3rd.trips, Return tickets for the first two J.e.\u2014iouviog Quebec, July 2rd and 10th 2, aly A \u2018$24.00 Moals land berth included.MATHIE & ELLIS CO.180 St.Paul St.FEL.d60.NOW LANDING 666 Sacks Rampart Cement, Joliette Lime, F.Carr Brick, Vulcon Brick, Huell Brick, Fire Clay, American Anthracite, all eizen, George's Creek Smelting Coal, MATHE, ELLIS C0,, Ltd 180 ST.PAUL STREET PHONE 369 tu-thur-sat \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 rere ELEPHANTS\u2019 TERRIBLE REVENGE.The following exciting episode is translated from a native aper \u201cMambhum\u201d\u2019 for the \u2018\u2018Amrita Basar Patrira,\u201d Calcutta, from which the extract is taken :\u2014\"\u201cIn Agrshayan last, a khera of the vil Dalma, Pargana Barahabhum, having gone to his paddy field to inspect it, found a berd of elephants destroying his crop.Naturally got enraged, and began to shoot arrows at the animals from ig- | behind a neighboring tree, which re sulted in the death of a young ele phant.No sooner did he notice this than the khers ran away, and took sholter in his cottage near by.Maddened at the death of the yo sle- phant, the animals made a furious dash pt the cottage, and surrounded and rased it to the ground.The f khera, however, somehow otf other, escaped with his life, climbed up a peepul tres, and took shelter on ita topmost bough.Failing in their attempt, the animals roared in anger, and made another dash with aggravat.od fury toward the tewe ani surrovmet- od it.ir strength was increased by a fresh contingent which responded bo their roar.The revengelul elephants had the acity to fetch water in their trunks from a neighboring pend sprinkled it around the foot of the tree 50 as to loosen ita hold in the ground, and ultimately succeeded in uprooting it and thenselves in the blood of tbe unforténate man.\u201d FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.will real.où have , to buy ugest, EXHIBITION TORONTO and RETURN August Stand Sept 2.August 30, Sept.{, 3, 4 and 5.rer] Return Limit Sept.10, 1307 SEASIDE EXCURSIONS CANADIAN It 4 LO Th RELLY] - PACIFIC RAILWAY BETWEEN MONTREAL and VANCOUVER PACIFIC EXPRESS Leaver Montreal daily at 10.10 P.M, Coaches and Palace Sles; Tourist Slee) pees Tuesdays, Wedneadsye, Fridays and : Saturdays.\u2019 PORTLAND AND } $8 50 RETURN } 88.75 OLD ORCHARD Going Ontes, August 14th and ISth, IMPERIAL LIMITED Leaves Montreal daily at 10.10 A.M.Coaches and Palace Slespers Tou ist Sleepers Sunday, Monday and Thursday BEACH AND RETURN, Return Limit, August 30th, 1907 TRANS-CANADA LIMITED, Hours of DE Paul BE ee rates (Party Lan vas Finest and fastest train on American TLIG AM, *1220 n0ce +700 EN, Firstclses Bleeping Cars omiy from Port er S34094 Sundar, Lass.) Montres! § times a week, Tusedsy Thur wWoiTw ear I.& Avatar to 0 es es | day andSatur say.gemarvn SITY TicKEr grrion oo 90 Hours to Vancouver fat rest 0% PanlSiresy, Fall ipformation at Chateau Frostense or City Office, 80 8t John Bt, cornes Palace Hill MONTREAL-TORONTO LiNE Dally at 6.30 p.m.FOR MONTREAL, ALEXANDRIA BAY, |, THOUSAND ISLANDS, SAGUENAY LIN: Daily at 8.30 am.FOR BAIE ST.PAUL, LES EBOULEMENTS, THE ST.LAWRENCE ROUTE TO EUROPE GP.R.\u201c EMPRESSES \u201d ROYAL MAIL SERVICE QUEBEC AND LIVERPOOL \u201c NEW YORK FOR WEST INDIES | trom i Soupe Domiaies.Martinique, 66 Se Empress of Ireland » nica, À 9 rel Sry m0 TES 3 0! 8.MANOA, 17th August, at .= 3 Live \u201cfa St.Lawrence Line, |=- (avast : press PSI tn | Ziemann press of Ireland.2 TUESDAY, 27th AUGUST, RATES daspe Basin, Mal sy, Pe 15t_cabin\u2014$60.00 and upwards Cave Grane.River, Busamersiae\u2019 Sao® | \\uprss {ma = \u20148ia00and 87.00 \"as sceaiant scovaiadaties fr pameager a To mg 37 Has ent foe \u201cLAKE Bulppers ace requested 10 mark the oe of des MANTES \"} 985.00 and up 840,10 977,50 tination in [ail on all packages, to a: mistakes \u2018Lake ¥rie\u2019' and J) class $12.50 and $45.00 er will Be rece! sabtt 1eke palo\u2019 4 1 as argo wi ved on ng day 1 jeulars aa to rates, ae- only, Sand lin.en ste.on Tod, HONTE.de.30 and #6 ousie At.and F.8, S100k- Bt J on oe {tg 4nd CE Tenny, Tiskot Agvot, Quebre Gaspe Steamship Line S.S.GASPESIEN Next sailings Wednesday, August 7th and 21st, at 4 p.m.for Gaspe ports.Freight received Wednesday, un- LIMITED ufacture the following We machines.and sell on the non- Royalty system.Standara Screw, Slugger, Poser joss Nalior, Heeleralso all kinds of wire tekcike, ny in the us of the ahove, for sale st reasonable prides.Manufactures of Boots and Shoes, i those intending to start new {actariss, should not fuil Jo inapect chi are equal y in the \u2014ct a to speed and workoma- single $1.50; retro $3 50, a der axcursion Saturday to Tux day $3.00.Second class tickets $1.00, Berth in cabin 50, | whole cabin berths) $1.00.F.X.BROUSSEAU, Manager, Quebec.North Shore Mail Service S.S.\u201cKING EDWARD\" your fare.So to Mou- 5 for PORTLAND, AND) OLD ORCHARD BEACH AND RETURN és Ry.cxprem trains further Laforaation, folders, F.u Stockine, £3 8 Louk ¥ CENADIAN NORTHERN QuepEC&LAKE S:JouN Rys The New Route to the Far-Famed RICHELIEU & ONTARIO NAVIGATION CO, ST.IRENEE, KINGSTON.MURRAY BAY ROCHESTER, CAP A L'AIGLE, TORONTO, ST.SIMEON, NIAGARA FALLS TADOUSAC BUFFALO AND ALL POINTS IN AND POINTS WEST SAGUENAY RIVER EE =\u2014 \u2014 Saguenay & St.Maurice Rivers, On and after June 16th, 1907, traine will ron as follows: \u2014 LEAVE QU£BEC FOR $.30 1.18 A.M.Montreal, daily except Buuday, AM La Tuque, Roberval and Chior « mtdally except Sunday (Lunch ac Lake Bt.Jow-ph Jf agi pean oot accomodations for pas Tor bom Grabs acriving Mootresl at For freight, Passage and staterooms, | 7.48 FX From Montreal, arriving Qaebeo at apply to.ALEX.BARDY, GUY TOMBS, J.A.BOUCHARD, Mgr.au Pere Gen.P, à F.Art, CN, Ry 40 Dalhousie 8t.Quebec.en 100.Montreal, Cusodin Shoe Machinery Go., \u201cÀ 50 15 ship, and the us of means 8 | Good going August 12th to August 15th large saving to the manufacture, inclusive.Good returning up to Augur FACTORY AT 20th.308 St.Joseph Street | \u2014_\u2014 .ROCH, QUEBEC.The only line running through ST.HONE 2886.Cars without change, daylight \u2014 trip through the White Moun- S.S.\u201cPERSIA\u201d | sine\" wading shippers shouid have their .wnt by 8.8.Persia of La Cis | Temiscouata Railway de Navigation de Quebec \u2014 This steam- SUMMER TINE TABL has all conveniences to handle any B bd ight properly, light or heavy, and Taking Effect june ard, 1937.the rates are about 30 p.c.lower than | Exprass Lora Riviere du Loup.78 A the regular oe dation for at lrast | Mixed Sones \"Erker du Lou Ga sixty passers, dhe bee, | EINE JSS AE He Service OK.The tickets are sold: | Nip Lore Couners NB res oser PU 0 Ma: ) dy, Superintendent direc da Lay 3 = QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Te into 5 ast Ee orth Shorg | Fined ond Dray 7 yenoow Ports asfar as Esquimaux Point and Manager, oY The building 0 Anticosti, on Saturday, Au ust 10.the Company, 9 Buade street, Quebso.Freight received at all Shed, Subscription\u2014 Daily, $3.00 per an- poly to HOLD, num; Weekly, 81.00 per annum.AY BROS.Advertisemente-186.per agate line 101 Bs.Peter 8t.|g.yt insertion, 100.per agate line snch subesqueat insertion.a + °° a « objections of the more inte: {gent to the use of secret, medicinal com- SS04P9E +02 000 500900900 = = - = cime TEE QUEBEC: CHRONICLE er = a THURSDAY.AUGUST 15.190: > Fon OV DA, À | amis F.SIMARD & CIE.He Sa LS = «+ at 1° BUADE ST.Opposite BASILICA SQUARE GRONDIN the TOBACCONIST MENTION THIS PAPER ON VACATION AS AT WORK, THE DIXIE, CAMILLO CIGARS ARE AGREEABLE.Bank of Montreal ST.ROCH BRANCH Corner of-Bridge-andSt.Joseph.Streets.SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Interest Paid 4 Times a Year.Summer Negligees.White Lawn Dressing Jackets, Spot Muslin Kimonos, China Silk Negligees, : Colored Soyeuse Saoques, [ER AS -\u2014 ; FARAT SPECIAL Gone to the Seaside ! | Chiären's Plain Tan Thread Hose, v Special 13\u20ac.Be 1 Wii they had ch Can re tary Appliances there, same ss sup | Children\u2019s Lace Lisle Hose, Black, plied by the Tan, and White, 1dECHANICS* SUPPLY CO, Special 150.10-80 ST.PAUL STREET.D.$.RICKABY Undertker and Enbaimor Furniture and Bediing Thos.Donohue 188 ST.JOHN ST.POST CARDS Quebec in a Nut Shell, Quebec in a Sea Shell, , | Quebec Views, Glazed, Allez nd Typeurier Desk ee Views.Emboss y Quebec Views, on Birch 7 ST.JOHN ST.ar 3 QUEBEC.Quebec ln Maple We have an immense stock of .A.LEOFRED Jatin, Fancy and Oomic Post (Graduate of Laval and McGill) T.H.O'NEILL 248 ST.JOEN STREET.A GiVIL ENGINEER Speciality | WATERWOKRS 39 ST.JOHN STREET.| i Telephone 848 Quebee EEE VALIQUET\u2019S RESTAURANT Opposite City Hall - Formerly of Boston Steaks, | Chops, and Eggs.COOKED TO ORDER F Ine Rolls and Coffee GOULD CONFESSES He Now Freely Admits That He Murdered Emma Levin, | \u2014 Marseilles, Aug.14.\u2014Vere St, Gould confessed here to-day that he was the murderer of Kuma Levin, a wealthy | Swedish woman, whose dismembered body was found in the trunl's of Mr.Gould and his wife upon their arrival \u2018here from Monte Carlo, Auguet 6.This | ment, especially as it was soon learned that the Goulds were of a English family.Their explanations of how the corpse came to be in their [baggage were in no sense convinoing \u2018end the confession of to-day does not jcome as a surprise.* Gould made his confession to the lexamining magistrate.He related cool- w ail the details of the terrible crime, |He alone bad slain the woman, be de- jelared, and it was he who eut up her body, although his wife had helped him to pack it away in their baggage.After this had been done they both agreed to journey to Marseilles, where they planned to cast the body into the sea.Mes.Gould, whose first name is Violet, also confessed her part in the crime.She said her husband had pro- mived to give Emma Levin $100 for a {more, which she wanted to give to a iman friend, | To this Mr.Gould objected, and said \u2018he would not \u2018pay the extra hundred.\u2018Thereupon Emma Levin abused him.Referring to what happened next, ould, says in bis confesmon: \u201cI had rinking, and, becoming angry, lneized a huniing Knife and buried it in Emma\u2019s back.She fell dead.The ext day 1 dismembered the body with ia saw and a knife, and the torso in a trunk, and the bead and legs in a valire, 1 stabbed the woman only once.The other wounds on her body must have been caused by haking acound in the trunk.\u201d Gould raid they carried off Emma Levin's jewels, not for their value, but in order to prevent their discovery in his apartment.Referring to his family, Gould said his grandfather was a baron, and his father an Irish magistrate.He maid he had at one time served secretly.on the irish land commission in Dublin.In 1893 he moved to Montreal, where he says he made a fortune.He then went to Holland, and later moved to Monte Carlo.Mrs.Gould corroborated everything her husband said.GOULD SAID T0 HAVE SUICIDED.- London, Aug.18\u2014In a despatch from Marseilles a correspondent of the Telegraph says that Vere St.Leger Gould, the confesaetd murder of Emma Levin, has hanged himself in prison.CABTORIA Beers the The Kind You Hon Aivays Buught se rade 18 THIS À QUERECER ?Rochester, N.Y., Aug.14.\u2014A bottle containing the name Stuart Anderson, Grande Allee, Quebec, was washed ashore here in Lake Ontario to-day.{The note says the man is floati an open boat in the middle of .Ontario.Woodstock, Ont, Aug.14\u2014An wm.known man war een lying in the ditoh beside the G.T.R.tracks at Centre ville, even miles west of Woodstock, early this morning by the engineer of a freight train geing west.The engineer tele to Woodatock from some place further up the Hine, and Dr.McKay went up.He found the men dead, and be had apparently been sa for several hours.a head was crushed im, end he was lvinz face downwards.Nothing was in lis por kets but matohes, and every pocket was full .of them.There was nothing by which he might be ideutified.~ 1 is surmieed that the man was a tramp and while stealing a ride fell off.He was about 50 years old.The body to Woodstock and an ontreal, is at Mr.H.J.Lyons, of the Chateau.entire satisfaction, as the best.74 St Peter St.| \u201ctrunk mystery\u201d created much excite- | ( |marki graph operators, evidently, s spondent.po ing of a musical club, Ring aut the bells, while poetical The striking their keys are now out.Intentions \u2014Telegraphers Strike in Montreal.Montreal, Aug.14\u2014P.H.McGuigean, 8e.former first vice-president of the Great jNorthern Railway, whose sudden exit from that office caused a great deal of talk, arrived here to-day fram St.Paul on his way to Portland for a future.After he bas had a vacation, he says, he will think about that.He denies that he had any counter with the Hills, but beyond that he had nothing to eny about his resignation.In business and financial cirçles a good deal of annoyance is felt over en- [the telegraphers\u2019 strike and the inconvenience it\u2019 is creating.In most quarters the G.N.W.Co has the sym- path of the community, as the public to sympathetic generally opposed strikes to p labor organizations across the border.The stock exchange ticker scrvice was interruptea to-day by the withdrawal of the operator ths union.Wall street _ tickers, being manned by new men, gre not giving a good service.The G.N.W.claim to have a fairly good forte at work while the strikers claim the opposite.Vice-Presicleat ! Campbell, of the Order of Railway Telagra, ers, was here to- kad \u2018a conference with the when a genetal AL be bold a meeting wi he which be will attend.\"hin bas given rise to the report that there ma: be complications in connection wit the present difficulty.A striker claims that linotype operators have an agree ment with the telegraphers not to set copy from an office in which there is a stoke.: Drive Koreans from Forts.Seoul, Korea, Aug._14.=After two days of hard soldiers snd the moh, Japanese troops sucoeeded \u2018yesterday in capturing Ka wha Island, at the mouth of the Hea River.Kangwha is the site of famous old forts and was held by a of the island, which they held until machine guar, ment followed, the Japanese captur- captured all the Korean soldiers, Incomplete reports wers killed dred wou le for yo 5 in a state of insurrection.oops have been hurried to the scene.There are uent olashes in mountainous section between small hodies of Japanhelp.The whole north fers.While this condition is likely to a exbaurted, the military authorities regal the capture angwhe as the jie of anything like or- resistance.gai Ii the Cosl you used last winter did not give you satisfaction, try ours, it will give you we sell nothing but Robt.Borland & Co.Phone 274 It's a case of no tick with the tele Rngland must be careful not to hulld a battleship too big to turn round on the ocean, remarks an American corre is evidently sot palatable to some Quebecerstelographers having left McGUIGAN'S PLANS Uncertain Yet as to His Future CLASH IN KOREA Japanese Soldiers Have to fighting with Korean the arrival of 900 reinforcements with al hours\u2019 engage- ing forts and barracks.They killed or say forty Koreans d probably several bun- | to-da: Korean officials of the northern and eastorn nections are sending daily ap- province, near the Yalu, is re the districts of the eastern ese troops end desyting Korean sold- ail until the Korean ammunition Dr, R V.Pierce, of Buff depariure from the usual course pursued by the makers of put-up medicines for do Frère use, and so has published broad: and to the whole world, a ful\u2019 and comp fies of sll the ingredient: entering Inypthe position of his widely Thus he has taker does (hy ot vers bot 9 .Plorce's G San fod ical Discovery, amous medicine for weak stom torpl iver or biljvusness end Lil caterrhal disease wherever located.bave printed u: it, \u20ac English, & full and complete lst of a) ents composing 1L but a smal book pu from numerow s dard medical works, of ail the different of practios, containing very fumer ous extracts trom the writings lesdins practitioners of m ine, endorsing fn th strongest terms, each and every dient contained in Dr.Plerces medicine One of these little books will be mailed fre any one sending address on al card © elter, to Dr.R.V.Ple 5 [I E y uffalo, N.Y.The firemen havi been presented pd Teduesting the same.this litt} : ; \\ k is will od that Dr.P 's med with a piano, the loomen are talk: one tar pr A od rd sgonta or other poisonous or injurious nt and that they are made from native, i nal rots of grest value: also that some ¢ Be most valuable ingredients contained § r.Picroe's Farorito Prescription for wea! Bervaus, over-worked, \u201crun-down.\u201d pervou and debilitated women, were fmplored.loo Fears ago, by the Indians for gimilar all 1 affecting thelr squsws.In fact, one of th valuable medicinal plants entering fot je composition of Dr.Pierce's Favorite tion was kno to the Indiens | \u201cBquaw-Weed.\u201d Our ledgs of the ws not & fow of our most valuable native.mu icinal plants wes gained from the Indien As made up by and exact pK comes, the \" Favorite fiption \"is 6 mœ efficient remedy for lating sil the wom 4nly functions, correcting displacements, 1 prolspsus, anteversion and re or overcoi pain ods, toning up tt a ei ee perfect state Bold or H'dextors ta ais | vest.He says he has no plans for the ; MO NTREAL | certain reason, but she demanded $100 ! UPPER TOWN BRANCH, FabriqueStreet Savings Department INTEREST PAID 4 TIMES A YEAR | Correspondence THOSE SELLS.To the Editor of the Chronicle : Sir,\u2014fhe ringing of the church ihe in the actly Taoroing soecaa Bave completely upset the nerves of your correspondent \u201c8S.8.\u201d What.a e morning for ages and, let us hope, will continue to ring in the ages to come, \u2018\u201cS.B.'s\u201d twentieth century ideas to the contrary notwithatand- II pepule were to retire at a seasonable hour the bella in the morning would not disturb their slumbers in the least, but would serve the purpose for which they are rung, viz., to raise men's thoughts heavenward after their nightjs rest.But unfortunately many people nowadays convert night into day and vice versa.\u201cB.8.\u201d would not objeét so much if they were musical.Why does he not apply to the proper authorities, who would, no doubt, lose no time in having the old dling, clang bells complained of re placed by a chime, if that would suit im better ?It might also tend to cheer up the sick ones in the neigh- borh (if there are any) for whom your correspondent professes to have so much sympathy.swall arrison.Yours, &o., irst detachment of 200 Japan- DING DONG eee detailed to disband the garrison ° was fired on as both detachmema | Sucbte August 1h, 1907 neared the bland, snd was besten off, CABTORNRIA.x Japanese soldiers wero kil and | Bears The Kind You Haw Atwas Beaght six probably fatally wounded, others manu being less seriously hurt, o The Japanrse finally succeeded i mnking a landing on the northern end'| | STRIKE SREAKERS IN DANGER Binghampton, N.Y., Aug.14 \u2014 The lives of sixty strike breakers in the Erie machine shops at Susquehamma, Pa., were imperilled and the mam moth store house of the, company was destroyed by fire at an early hour 7 The strike breakers had been unable to obtain board in the village and were quartered in the upper portion of the big wooden building in which ie a all the supplies used on the Erie divisions between | New York and Buffalo.The fire ve div co in the upper portion t building and it was with dificully that the men made their escape.The flames spread ra idly, threatening the entire plant, and he was summoned from this city.An engine a quantity of hose with a force of fire men was placed on a special train bound for Susquehanna, whem word wan received that their.services would not he needed.The building was totally destroyed but the adjacent shops were saved after a hard t.The loss is $186,000 and ie beli to be covered by insurance.The origin of the fire is unknown.EXCURSION, SEPTENBER 21ST.The excursion of the dry goods commercial clerks will take place the 21st of September.Do you want your ticket free?Buy your goods at Faguy, Lepinay & Frere.RUSTIC THEATRE.The Rustic Theatre at Kent House Grounds is now the popular vogue.Two performances | are given daily, and the bill is | always a high class and entertaining one.The round trip gba.ticket, which can be procured from the conductor of | olty car after 7 p.m.is a 5, [na proposition, There is another fine programme for this week.See advertisement.* | effects, ironed or Negligee bosoms, detached cuffs, maida to seli ity ! Church bells have been rung in |- MEN'S SHIRTS CLEARANCE Remainder of the garments involved in the recent sale bear FINAL + CLEARANCE PRICE TICKETS now.Belection is excellent because of the great variety of Bhirts concerned Shirts of fine Imported Madras, in plain and pieated fronts, separsto cuff, all sizes in the lot.Regular $1.35, to clear.Î%e.Shirts made of fine Madras or Gingham in stripe, chock and figure 9cat $1.50 to olear.SALE OF MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES LINGERIE WAISTS FOR WOMEN At $1.25 $1.76 and $2.60 Values $1.76 to $8.5) The above are elaborately trimmnd with Jace and embroidery, and the lot includes some very nice Embroidered fronts, MILLINERY Untrimmed Hats that were $1.00 to $2.25 to clear at.38q Very desirable shapes, black and colors, all perfect goods, those hats have never been sold for less thas $1.00 to $2.25, to clear 2x.the balance, your Choice At.\u2026.\u2026.0cuuscesnencenca means UMBRELLAS FOR WOMEN.$1,50 and $1.75, for $1.15 ! Women\u2019s Umbrellas, best fast black gloria covering.handsome assortment of handles, a very uséful Umbrella for sun sad rain.| ; The regular $1.50 and $1.75 kind, to clear at.J5 i 400080 cesses vsr anna \u2018 Women\u2019s Lisle Thread and Cotton Hose AT 25% DISCOUNT + Plain Hose in black, white, tan and gray cotton, openwork Sad em | broidered lisle in black, white, pink, gray, navy pale blue, cadet and | champagne.Regular 350, 40e, 50c, 60c, Toc, $1.0 For.26e, 306, 38e, 450.586, 76e.CHILDREN'S HOSE AND SOCKS\u2014Plain and openwork black and white, also light shades of blue red and tin, all at 25 per cent discount 000080000000600060000 F.SIMARD & CIE, 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS SCRAKENED, RUN-OF-MINK and FLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 113 ST.JAMES S8T., MONTRE AT, à) CHEAP JUNE SALE OF \u20ac MILLINERY All our Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats Greatly Reduced.JUST RECEIVED 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, Ete.Mrs.D.R.Murphy, 46 Fabrique Street, Quebec, » dr ER = Clearing Sale To Close Out the Following Goods, we Offer them at Ridiculous Low Prices.° Black and Colored Dress Goods at 20c., 29c., 39c., 49c., 59e, 69c.and.79c., worth considerable more.Men's Tweed Pant lengths, 24 yards, of best English Tweed, a nice variety to select from at reduced prices.See our Show - Window.Colored and Black Silks as low as 33e., 424c., 46c., 50c\u2019, 68c.per yd, thoss quota- are below cost price.Men's Kid Gloves, all sizes and shades, worth $L.50 for 75c.per pair.Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves, worth from 81.25 up to $1.75, your choice at 50c.Over 4) dozen Wool and Cotton Hose for Children at half cost price.Women and Misses\u2019 Tan Hose in Cotton for 23 and 320., worth 35 and 49c.Men's White Shirts, worth $1 (0, $1.23 and $1.50, your choice for 49c., 79¢., 990.Men's and Boy's Wool Sweaters at reduced prices to clear.P.J.COTE Opposite Palace Hillpanes | "]