The Quebec chronicle, 25 juin 1908, jeudi 25 juin 1908

[" The Weather.Lower St.Lawrence apd Gull, \u2014 Srong winds ; olesring.A tt ¥ The Quebec Chronicle.|=2==-| ESTABLISHED.1104.QUEBEC, THURSDAY, JUNE Z5, 1908 EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND DIED SOMEWHAT SUDDENLY Though He Had Been in Poor Health for Last Two Years, His Condition Seemed to be Improvinga- \u2018 i \u2019 \u2018 / HEART TROUBLE, WITH COMPLICATIONS Princeton, N.J.June 24 \u2014 Grover childreu were at home.The children Cleveland, twice President of the ! were at the Cleveland summer home United States, died at 8.40 o'clock this morning at hix home, .\u2018Westland,\u201d in this collegs town.where he had lived since his retirement as the nation\u2019s chief executive, almost twelve years a en oath came, which was sudden, | thers were in the death chamber on the second floor of the Cleveland residence, Mrs.Cleveland, Dr.Jos.D.Bryant, of New York, Mr.Ceveland's family phyeician, and personal friend, Dr.Geo.Lockwood, also of New York, and Dr.Jno.M.Carnochan, of Prineston.An official statement given out and signed by the physic cians gave heart trouble, superinduced by stomach and kidney ailments of long standing, ar the cause of death.While Mr.Cleveland had been in health for the last two years and had lost a hundred pounds in\u2018 weight.his death came unexpectedly.Some three weeks ago he was throught home irom Lakewood, where his condition for a time was such that the hotel at which he was staying was | t open after its lar season be- ce he vas ton TT da be moved.But when Mr.Cleveland was brought back to Princeton he showed signs of - improvement and gnined five pounds in weight.Although confined to his room con tinuously after his return to Prine tion, it was not until yesterday that Nr.Cleveland's condition aroused uneasiness nn the part of Mrs.Cleveland.Undoubtedly affected hy the heat, Mr.Cleveland showed signs of failure and Mrs.Cleveland telephoned to Dr.Brant.who came over from New .Vork on the train arriving here at 4.24 p.m.Dr.Lockwood followed Dr.Bryant from New'York, and when they reached here Dr.Camochan.who had been Mr.Cleveland's Ineal phyei- cian since the former President came ta Prineston, was aisn ~elled in.Durtg the evening Mr.(\u2018leveland seemed to rally and Mrs.Cleveland, who always has been optimistic about her husband's health, lelt aseured that it was merely another of the many _ attacks Mr.Cleveland had suffered, and she informed those who inquired that Mr.Cleveland's condition was uot serious.Nr.Cleveland became worse during the night and Mrs.Cleveland was called to the bedside of her husband.The distinguished patient sank into unconsciousness from which he recovered at times only to suffer 2 re lapse.This continued throughout tha night and early morning.time he berame unconsrious was about two hours before he died.Drath won ; ceful.Just befors be died.Mr.Cleveland sought to say something, but his wards were insudilsie.The text of ths official statement given out a short time after Nr.Cleveland's death var as follows - Mr.Cleveland for many years had wuffared from repeated attacks of gastric intestinal origin.Also he had a lang standing organic dirense of the heart and kidnaye.Heart failure complieated with puimonary thrombosis and oedema were the immediate causes of hia death.\u201d Some two br three hours later Dv.Brvant.in answer tn n question, said that \u201cthe heart failure which occasioned death was induend within txaty-four hours of the end.and death wes finally due to that,\u201d thus corroborating the unofficial information fhat Mr.Cleveland hegan to grow worse vesteeday afternoon.The news of Mr.Cleveland's death came as a sirdden shock to the people of Priggrton an it did to the people of the rest of tha world.Everybody in Princeton knew he war wick and was interested in him, but none seemed to think the end Was 20 near.As the news spread about, the Uaiversity flags were placed at hall staf end everybody was disposed to stop and talk and sxpress regrets and extol Mr.Cleveland's virtues.Many of the intimate friends of the family and many othera not so close called at the Cleveland home.Ît war nat anil late in the day that messages of condolence began to come in to Mes, Cleveland from all i at Tamworth, N.H., under the care of | Mrs.Perrine, Mrs.Cleveland's mother, : Word waa sent to them of their father\u2019s death, and they will start at \u2018once for Princeton.The children are | Esther, aged 14; Marion, aged 13; Richard, oped 10, and Francis Gro- : ver, aged 5.Ever since Mr.Cleveland's arrival in Princeton eleven years ago.he had been a comapicuous figure in Prince ton.Although his only official connection with Princeton University was his lectureship.known as the = Staf- {ford Littie Lectureship on public af: | fairs, and his membership on the hoard of trustees, he was regarded ns !'a strong friend of the institution.As a member nf the hoard of trusteas, hin counsel and astuteness were invaluable, Mr.Cleveland was heartily interest.ied in the welfare of the Upiversity and a story is told that he practical.\u2018ly induced Andrew Carnegie to pre | sent Carnegie Take to Prineston.The telegrams of condolence came iin by the huudrads from nll parts of ; the United States and other countries duriag the day and they continued to | pour into the telegraph offres here | far inte the night.Mr, Cleveland's selection of Prince ton as a place of residence after leaving the White House, was due 16 the visit the ax-Prevident end ¥re.Cleve ! land made to Princeton in Uetoher, 1R96, on the arcasion of the Sequi.| Centefnial of © Princeton University.The Clevelands were xo graciously re veived and were #0 impressed with tha ! beauty of the town and its surround.{ings they at once decided to make ! Princeton their future home.Until, Mr: Cieveland's heaith began to iail him twa years agn he continued to be a very busy man.Ris diversions jin Princeton were daily carriage rides and an orcasiopel Rehing or gushing - trip.i Oyster Bay, June M4 - News of the {death of former President Grover Cleveland was communicated to Prerident Ronsevelt at his aummer home here to-day and caused radical changes | in the President's plans for the immediate future.Mr.Roosevelt was deeply shorked at the tidings and immediately telagraphed to Mre.Cloveland at Princeton, N.J,.tendering his sympathy and that of Mra.Roosevelt and aeking too be notified at Mrs.Cleveland's sarliest convenience of the time of the Ine President's [funeral Afterward announcement was made The lant ] that President and Mex.; would attend the funecal.Mr.Roosevelt made it known immediately on receipt of the news of Mr.Cleveland's death that he would abandon bis proposed trip to New [on | dan, Conn\u2026 to witness the Harvard- ; Yale boat races, an which he was to have started to-day.He nlso later | caused to be iswned a proclamation to the people of \u2018he connery eulngiring the dead statewmnan, ordering all Government Rags half-manted for.a period of thirty days, and giving ineirne- tiona that military and naval honors , be accorded the late President on the day of the funeral, President and Mre.Roosevelt, ac companisd by Secretary Loeb, will lenve Ouater Hay on a special train on Friday for Princeton to attend the funeral.A beautiful Roral wreath waa ordered by the President 10 be sent in hie name and that of Mes, Roosevelt to Princeton and placed by the bier of \u201cthe former President.New York, June 24\u2014The pagsing of Grover Cleveland cast 8 shadow oi sorrow aver this city to-day.The former President mare frequent visits | here in the last vears of his life, en- gaming in those activitien which had | for their single purpose the restoration of confidence in the insurance world and news ol his death came na a great shock to hin friends and as._ aociates hare.; Mayor MrClellan isqued à proclame- «tion containing & warm tribute to Mrs Clavaland, while flags on pablie and private buildings were placed at half-mast.The Stack Exchange voted to close the Exchange for an _ hour parts of the world.One of the fret during the funeral asrviees on Friday, was from President Reoasvelt, will attend the funeral, which will ha held on Friday afternoon.and which, in deference ta Mra, Clsveland\u2019a wishes will be er private as possible.Mr.Cleveland's body will be huried in Princeton cemetery nn the family plot.the burial place of Ruth.the eldest of the Cleveland children, whore death war a sad hlow to her father.Bo unexpectadly did Mr.Clevaland\u2019e death oocur that not one of his four whe | while scores of civic organffintions are preparing to formaily expreme their ferling over the death of Mr.Cleveland, Words of tribute and lauda- tion for the former President were heard {rom many leading membern af | the Bench and Rar who Knew him, as wall az from leaders from both political parties, ; Lmndor, June 28- The Lendon morning papars print extended memories | end portraits of Mr.Cleveland, the ' \u2018 1 fn the open markets of France and Great Britain, where quality fixes the price of Champagne.POMMERY STANDS FIRST.LAW.YOUNG & GO, Montroai, General Agents.Roosevelt {TWO MEN KILLED Electrocuted by a High Tension Wire While at Work, Hamilton, Ont , June 24-Geo.Banbrick, 98 years of age, and Art.Scotney, 25 years of age, were instantly killed about 3.30 this afternoon by electrocution.They were employed as carpenters by the B.Greening Wire Co.and just preceding the accident were working in the rear of one of the factories, building a «hed.Overhead on a pole were high tension wires car- eying the power to the factory and the pole supported by a guy wire.The carpenters cit the guy wire because it wire.The guy wire became charged \"with electricity and the two carpen- | tera took hold of it to put it aut of | the way.They received the full voltage pnd were instantly killed.Some | time later other workmen made the horrifying discovery.The wires were j vin on the bodies of the dead men and burning deep holes.A ladder wan used to rempve the guy wire from their bodies, which were taken 10 the j city hospital morgue.Coroner Anderson will hold an inquest.Both were {married men.Ncotney leaves a child two weeks old.Toronto, June 24- Albert Jewell, 13 vears old.who lived with his parents at 210 Robert street, was electrocuted side.of Bloor street, a short distance east of Spadina avanus.The acrident .happened about R.30 o'clock to-night.| i The hoy had been playing with some (other boys, and was on his way home { when the fire reelx hove in sight fol {lowed by a crowd of hovs.He joined | them and while runniag towsrd Spa- | dina avenue he was seen to make a {irap snd prasp the end of a live alee.trie wi.Langing between twa trees | was in their way and the wire came: in contact with an uninsulated live! Montreal will open a branch to.morrow morning in the building formerty occupied by the Bank of St.Hyecinthe, whose suspension was announced : yesterday.The statement is alun authorized that the depositors of the institution will be an good as secured.; Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association.Mr.J.P.Koight, returned to St.Hyacindirectors, three of those gentlemen, : .\u2018 .SY 4 by an electri light wire on the south i the result as above stated.BANK OF MONTREAL WILL OPEN BRANCH In Building Formerly Occupied Nj by Bank of St, Hyacinthe \u2014\u2014 As at First Given Out, and Deposits Ars Now as Good as G arantee, (Special to the Chronicle.) Montreal, June 24\u2014The Bank of This morning the Secretary of the the and after an interview with the Hon.Senator Dussault, the President of the bank, Mr.V.B.Sicotte and Dr.Ostingy, came into the city with Mr.Knight and the conference was resumed at the Bank of Montres] with It can therefore be stated upon the best authority that the situation is far from being ar bad as was general.Iv eupposed when the news of the suspension was first given out.From what con be learned.an arrangement has heen made with the Rank of Montreal and one or two other institutions by which the present deposits of the Bank of St.Byacinthe are ns good as guaranteed.It is underatond that Mr.W.E | about five feet above the ground.The [stavert, of the head officer | of the {bay droppad on the boulevard and {some passing pedestrians who picked \u2018him up thought that he had been wired with a fainting spell.Te wax Inid on the grass and Nir.B.Miliner, Inf 112 Bloor street mest.was sent for, but life wae extinct.With the arrival of the physician a little lad in the Cerowd happened to notice the wire i hanging down between the trees.Por lireman Wade touched the end of it \u201cand was alnost knocked over.He did not think that it was charred with electricity.The boy had lived | shout five minuten after coming in | contact with it.| WON BRITISH.COMMISSION ; Kingston, Ont.June 24\u2014Batialion | Rergt.-Major Carson, on the graduating class and hae won 1 +he commission in leurs.He in a Kingmtnnian.! SHOT BY HIS FRIEN 1 Fdmonton, Alta.June 24\u2014Hermin- qilde lola war hrought in to the Gen- ; eral Hnapital here vesterday suffering i for a qun shot wound in the hack\u2019 of the - neck nnd shoulders.He went shooting with a man named Berthal, recently from France, and claims his , companion fired upon him, ore shot taking effet in his neck.Re was then robbed of all hix money.about $50, {and left to dis.He was found by a neighbor and brought to Fdmonton.NEW LUMBERMENS ASSOCIATION Ottawa, tune 24 The Canadian i Lumbermen*s Association was formed here to-day to act a ; when withdrawing from the case.\u201d Ko! prople ag us re lGrand Trunk Pacific with which far as nov information is likely to be ue ne opal Jn penal of the | ie renewed by His Worship Mayor ; Oliver this mornine.| The purpose of the money that is to be raised is one that must make | | 1 i ! given to the publie, che case may he considers closed: the question of over- elassification becomes & quasi-private one hetween the government and the the public hax nothing whatever to de until it ie called upon ta font the bill.M Najor Hodgine in right the extra cast of building the road is more than two million dollars already, and will be greater xtill # the system elarsificaiion is persisted in, hut this will not be affected hy the arbitration between the government and the Grand Trunk Paciiic.The money will have to be paid, and it will go into the porkets of the contractors, but it will not come from the Grand Trunk Pacific, hut {rom the country, and Major Hodgine wiil have spoken in vain.\u2018The time.\u201d says onr conirere.\u201ctn protect the penple of Canada from this contingency, is now, If the investigation ie dropped and the work goes on on extravagant nes it will he too late to rectify it should the arhi- tratore subesquently decide that the ! cost has been excessive.Major Hod- | gins having practically withdrawn, the government desires to close the | whole matter np.\u201d of \u2014 PASSING FANCIES- | Thera are twa clngson of weak minded individuals that should noi be suf: feresl to ga at large if it were pos- aible to detect their idintey hefore it brings ahowt disnster, these are the ; \u201cdidn\u2019t know it wan loaded\u201d man | and the rock afeller hoat man.iL; might be possible to earrect the hum.! orour tendencies of the firet-named hy | altering the criminal law so as to provide that the levelling of gun or | pistol at another person shall he suf- | ficient to produre à conviction for murder if the weapon goes off with fatal reruits, but it in not an rasy to get at the other, and when it in done every one will rejoice.An instance of thin accurred the other dav.according to the Philadelphia Lodger, when a man hailing from the city of brother ly love took two girls out rowing, and began ta rack the hoat, whereupon one of them hit him with an oar and knocked him into the water.The girls then rowed nway and left him to awim ashore, We heartily commend the example to any girls who 18 Fabrique Street, Quebec - IROQ Natural Smoking Tobacis \u2014\u2014 i | VIE (spent in nothing lees satisfying than a strong appeal to everyone who has | a spark of national patriotism and a ware dollar.Theme famous plains on ! which was decided for ail time the mastership, not only of Canada, but uf North America, are to be con» | \"erated ne & national park, not more in memory of, the struggle they witnessed than of the peace that struggle made possible.It in well to re member that of the fund established not one dollar in to be spent in mere fireworks or for the purposes of entertainment.| Frerv cent is tn he historic land, enduring brass and triumphant marhle.Surely a more permanent investment could hardly he found.Thin nepect of the fund must be emphasized, for representations ta the contrary have heen made.ond unless comtradicted are apt to have an | effect upon the contributions.Wel should remembar.too.that in many | I parte of the British Empire money is being rolleeted.The schoolboys in Australin are ending their pennies.| The Lord Mavor ol London has or ! ganized a subscription kat, Wa in! Canada are thus put upon cur metal, jan Our own contribution must be something worthy of our country, and of that vital moment in its history which we are 10 commemorate.Leadsrship in a matter nf this kind we niet Cain for the City of Totonro.There is, : we belive, no community of equal sine on earth more willing and mora ahle ta answer every call upon its sympathies, The cheques of some of | our leading citizens hove already | made gnod the hoast: but, after all it in the thousand ome-dollar bills, ; rathe than the one thousand dolar | bill, that will show what Canadians think of the Plaine of Abraham.We : have no fear that the citizens will not generously respond tn Mayor Oliver's i appaal.\u2014~Mail and Empire.Caire Fontaine.RODAKS.We have the largest arrortmen | kodaks for $1, #2, 83 and tie] We wonld recommend our 83 kodak specially made for the Third Centen: ary and able to take photographs of [ \u20184 ta 4 inches in sire.Films for these Sper - päckage.kodaks 25 cents only J.E.LIVERNOIS, + Bt.Jobn street, PHONE No.3033 THE ! [09 -1\u2014| fi | eu CANNED FRUITS VEGÉTABLES TRULY ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.au es NEPTUNE INN QUICK LUNCH | Bteaks, Cutlets, Sandwiches, .Hom, | Chicken and Roast Reef, Club Omaelets, | Rum Sausages, Pies, Mutton, &e., : Bovril, Tea, Coffee and Chocolate.A visit is solicited and satisfaction guar.| SPECIALTY Sanderson's Scotch Whiskies, Wines, | Gir, Croft's Old Port Wines, Amon- ! tellado, Sherries, Olorosa Dry, Sherry, i mo Rogue & Co.'s Cngnae, G.Ÿ umm apd Bass Ale on Draught.1 J.T.LEVALLEE, Proprieior THE INN CANPOBELLO ISLAND.(in tbe Bay of Fundy, opposite East port, Mo.) Direct Railwey or Steamship ronnec- tions from New Vork.Always delightfully cool; no Hay Fever, no Mosquitnea; good bathing, sailing, fishing, golf, tennis; 20 miles of rosded roads, Write for booklet.CAMPOBELLO CORPORATION, Fastport, Mejune.9xtu-th-satxi5.TER-GENTENARY CELEBRATION | Fotels, Restaurants, Boardiag Houses, It you require cooking range, a carving table, a plate heator or anything in our line write ue for prices.JOHN BURNS & CO Manulacturers of cooking apparatus of avery description.228 Cralg St.West, Montreal.Catalogue on Reauestpl.2720, LEATHER BELTS is tan, grey and white at FANCY TINSEL BE i and silver braids, LTS on Friday Bargains L On Friday ve il offer all our adies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear Hats at HALF PRICB.Straw SIMONS & MINGUY 20 Fabrique Street, Telephon 333 Quads>.WM.LEE\u2019S CLOTHES OF CHARACTER Embody reliable fabric, superior workmanship, distinctive shape and individual style.Sze His Lixe or Haxpsoxe SUMMER SUITINGS Price reasonable.Quality and satisfaction guarau- teed.WV.LEE 344 St.John St.(Without) .Rrovince of Quebec, Superior Court.District of Chicoutimi, No.2202.Dame N.P.Amelia Boily, of St.Francois de Sales, wife common as to property.of Joseph Maltais, vs monger, Plaintif ; The said Joseph Maltais, .* Defendant; A suit for separation of property this i has, this day, been instituted in cause, Chicoutimi, 7th May, 1008, ARMAND BOILY, Attorney for Plaintib Electrical Supplies.Do not forget to call up 3727 or 1126 for your Electrical installations or repairs, as we are always ready to attend to your work.u J W.BARRETTE BLECTRICIAN 18 CROWN STREBT, La Banque Nationale, On and after Sattday, the first of Auguct next, this bank will pay to its shareholders a dividend of one and three-quarters pèr cent, being at the rate of seven per cent par annum, upon its capital for the quarter ending on the 3lst of July next.This dividend will be paid according to the list of the shareholders inacrib- ed on the 16th of July, By order of the Board of Directors, P.LAFRANCE, Manager.Quebec, 16th June, \u2018 \u20ac Louisa F.W.Sheppard.COR purchase, if it is above 25c, clear at 89c.from 35c.to $1.25 reduced to $1.58 88s.for 3%., 4Bc.for 50 doz.Fincat quality German Ankles, value 73c.We bought from 48c.to 21.35, lens (No discount off Patterns, \u2014\u2014 LA CA The branches of St.Roch, St.Salso open every Seturday and Monday evening, krom 7 to 8.30 o'oloox interest Paid from Date of Deposit and on Daily Balanos.TRORSDAY, JUNE 23, \u2014 \u201cSPECIAL SELECTED\u201d RYE WHISKEY MATURED AS WHISKEY SHOULD BE 20 PER CENT STRAIGHT DISCOUNT.Means 80c.In the Dollar.| Our Sale is still on.All goods are marked in their original plain figures, and you get your discount deducted from the total of your SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEBK 5 dor.Ladies\u2019 Blouses\u2014sizes 34 to 44, values $1.20 to $1.50, to 3 dos.Small Boys\u2019 Buster Brown this lot to retail at a bargain 85c.mow we are offering them at fic.per pair or 3 pairs for $1.25 i GLOVES i 25 doz.Mousquetaire (long) Gloves the discount.Also Umbrellas, Whitewear.Neckwoenr, Belts, Hand Bags, Purses, | Berlin wools, P.C.corsets, etc.All subject to 20 p.c.discount, \u2018 Threads or Baldwins Wool.) E.J.DYNE ISSE d\u2019'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME de QUEBEC Sq cs 1908, BYS | | ! | Suite in Linen and Blues\u2014 | 1 dos.Ladies\u2019 Golf Blouses (Wool) regular prices $2.25 and $3.65 B80 doz.Ladies\u2019 German Lisle Hose, Hennsdori Dye, Plain Black 7e, 85e.for 44c.,60c.for 48¢., 18e.for 61c.30 dos.Colored Hose, shads White, Pink, Nile Grey, Blue, Heliotrope, Cardinal, in plain and lace, 35c.for 29c., 38c.for 32c., bbc.for 74c., 8c.for 60c., $1.15 for 3c.SPECIALS: | Lace ' for Lisle Hose, All-Over Lace and in Thread, Suede and Silk 49 John St, 3 Phone 271% m\u2014 BANK acsusessa sers 103 Commercial Stressnd St.John's Suburb ars RUSTIC THEATRE KENT HOUSE GROUNDS \u2014 THIS WEEK \u2014 Prof.Batty's Acrobatic Bears and Grand Vaudevilie : Performance Daily.Don't miss sceing Holt, Renfrew & Animals.Admission to Rustic Theatre free to passengers by railway.Special 2c.ticket after 7 p.m., for sale by strest car conductors, takes vou from your door, to the Montmoreney Falls, including Elevator, with Co's free exhibit of Canadian Wild .General Practice.: Telephone 2388.In the Police Court yesterday six young men appeared, charged with | attempting to cause damage to a \u2018BE QUEBEC CHRONICLE Ÿ IN AND ABOUT THREE MEN HURT While Working on Board TOWN \u2014 PRESSMEN COMING|QUEBEC BRIDGE | Pennsylvania Par y will Ar-|Hon, S.N.Parent Says There rive Here: This i Morning, morning will ba devoted to weeing the | various points of interest in town.In the afternoon a trip will be made to Ste.Anne de Beaupre, Mr.E.À.| Fvane, President of the Quebec Rail.| vay.Light & Power Ca., having kind- | ly placed a special car at the disposal of the journal The start will be made from town about two o'clock, » On the way back a stap will be made at Kent House, Montmoreney Falls, where Mesars.Haolt, Renirew & Co'a Zoo and the Rustic Theatre will be visited.There will also be light re- ireshments at Kent House.The party will return to town in time for din: ner, Drink Beauport Lager tis the best.NEW APPOINTMENT.Mr.Joseph Cameron has been appointed a gaol guard.DR.E.A.LEBEL.Ex-Assistant Pean's Hospital, Paris, France, 109 Crrem _ strest, Quebec.Specialtioe\u2014Radio Theropy, X.Rays and Electro Medical Treatment Urinary organ diseases.Office Hours, 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.oa.POLICE COURT.{ railway, by opening brakes while the cars were on a grade.#2 and costs.À man for theft was sentenced to three months\u2019 jail.TO-DAY (THURSDAY), We will sell a lot of dress goods material.worth from fie, to 75c., for 25 cents only.When passing look at the display in our windows, MARCFAU & CIE.155 St.Joseph Street DELIVERED ADDRESS, Hon.T.Chapais and Madame (ha- \"pais left yesterday morning for Sherbrooke, where Mr.Chapais delivered an address last svening on the occasion of the celebration of St.Jean admission to Theatre, and back to your houses.Baptiste by the French-Canadians of the Eastern Townthips.| B!RTH ! ACCIDENTAL DROWNING, EGAN.\u2014At Jeffery Hale's Hospital, THE TENTED CITY | Cornner Tolicneur heid fh inquest on the 22nd June, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs, W.G.Fgan\u2014_ DIED ARNOLD.- On the 24th inst, Thomas Arnold, aged $2 years.Funeral from his late residence, 182 81.Halen street, St.Roch, on Fri day.at 2 pm.Friends and ne- quaintances are respectfully invited to attend without further notice.Montreal.Boston.and fflingston papers please copy.GTODART\u2014In New York, June nd, at the residence nf her son (George) widow of the late David R.Stndart.Interment at Belmont Cemetery, Quebec, 24th.bee, eh New Advertisements.Tenders Wanted\u2014Staveley & Staveley, Murray Bay Homespuns-D.Morgan.Legal Notice\u2014Drouin, Pelletier, Bailgeon & St.Laurent.lar The Best Picture Houre\u2014The Academy Summer Millinerv- Mre.D, R.Murphy This Evening\u2014 The Liberal Triumph.Pavements and Sidewalke\u2014J.A.Be langer & Co.Mount Royal Assurance-J.FE.Clement, Jr.Ocean Sailinge\u2014Allan Line.Special Sale\u2014Fagny, Lepinay & Frere.Pommery Champagne, law, Young & Co.Sunshine Co.Gillett's Perfumed Lye\u2014E.W.Gillett & C Furnace\u2014Chinic Hardware Leo.John Brumfit Tobaccos\u2014Franer, Viger & Co.HIGH SCHOOL OF QUEBEC Closing Takes Place » Thursday, Juns 25th, at 0 am.Parents of pupils, [riends of school end public generally are cordially invited to be present.june.24x2.J a SES TENDERS FOR Sidewalks, Flooring, Etc.\u2014FOR\u2014 uïhe Tented City Company QUEBEC.= Tenders will le received up to noon of the Mth day of June, 1108.Same te be addressed to the office of the undersigned where plans aml specifica: tion can be seen.Fach tender must be accompanied by a vheque of 5 po.of the amount of the tender.Thin cheque to be forfeited) in the cxent of the tenderer not fulfilling his contract.The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender.STAVELY & STAVELY, Architects.June.2523, - | \u2014AND\u2014 : 1908-GANADA\"S | TERCENTENARY-(908 ; Quebec, July 20th to 3ist, The coming of age of the world's : youngest nation.greatest spectacular .event ever held in America, over three thousand persons taking part in the Historical Pageants sand twelve to : fifteen thourand Canadian troops.Also the largest naval review of British, French and American Mdn-ob | | Var ever seen together.fe Accommodation can be secured i ap almost unlimited number in Ï \u201cTHE TENTED CITY\" | Situated on the Historical Plains of | Abrahami Apply at once [or reservation of tent | and locality.Low rates, every modern : hotel convenience, WILLIAM H.WIGGS, ViceZPresident.i.0.BOX 330.i june 23x20, i | for | \u2014\u2014 THE NICKEL MOVING PICTURES & ILLUSTRATED SONGS \u2018 A BIG HALL, that ts always COOL, COSY and CLEAN, A Big Programme.! } Always Something New.| ' Worth Seeing.\u2018 , 3 CHANGES PER WEEK, | WE ORIGINATE.OTHERS COPY | 650.\u2014ADMISSION\u2014b60.| BENNETTS | CHANGE OF PROGRAMME i Monday Wednesday and Friday Moving Pictures and Illustrated Songs.| continuous Performance, 13 (noon) to | i 6 pm.and 7 to 10.30.| BEST PICTURES, BEST SINGERS, BEST MUSIC, BEST SEATS, | BEST VENTILATION.And Coolest Place in Town.5c.\u2014ADMISSION\u20145c.| The Academy St Louis Street The best picture show in Quebec, | \u201cThat's what those who have wren them say.\u201d THE LATEST ANB BEST Motto), Don\u2019t miss weving the great epectacu-, tar (hand colored picture) THE SPINNER.THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-NIGHT ALL FOR bc.Open 1.20 ta À 7 to 10:30, (Our i \u2018ing.+ replied, \u201cYon de not ?; cans, the atanl atriking the corner resterday at Nt.Tite dex Caps on the ody of the 20-month-old child.Abraham Simard, whe was drowned there t A verdict of accidental drowning was returned.ROBRED OF LARGE sUM.According to the Action Sociale, Achille Gagnon, broker of Arthabaska, was rahhed of the sum of 2475 on one ol the ferry hoatr a day or two ago, The thief must have been an adept as Mr.Gagnon had the money in his trousers\u2019 pocket.He believes the money must have been stoien while going on hoard the boat in the crowd.Mrs.D.R.Murphy announces that she has some very up-to-date and searonable goods just to hand in summer millinery.and ladies\u2019 suite, dresses.hlouses, and a general stock of ladies\u2019 requisites, to which \u201che < cordialiy invites the inspection of the ladies and visitors in the city.CLAIMS LONDON STREET.W.T.Moon.head of the Montreal business school on St.Catharine street, and well-known in this «ty, is a claimant to property forming part of Queen Victoria atreet.| Tandon.valued at several million dol.Jars.Mr.W.CC.Moon, his father, of Kingatan, ix sven more directly in.trrmated.and hoth sailed last week from New York for London to lav their claims before the proper authorities.HEADQUARTERS FOR CLOTHING.Are vou in need of n good Serge or Tweed Suit of three or two pieces.Come and pay us a visit.| Correct prices \"Fi.BELANGER & CIE, 86 Mountain Hi 70 Notre Dame Street.A STRANGE FREAK, A rather unusual occurrence took place yesterday | moming in Buade atreet.About nine o'clock a man enterad Mr.Dobhin's store, and.addressing the proprietor in French, spoke about the upper flat of the building.Mr.Dobhin, at & lose ta know what his Visitor was talking ahout, infarmed the latter that he did not underetand what he was say Speaking in Fnglich the latter and with this remark asized a heavy hardwond ston and hurled it at Mr.Dobbin, luckily mining him and also a valushle show, of the latter, making quite a dent in it, the seat of the atool being split in two, At the time of the occurrence there were several enstomers in the chop who sears being attended to by Mr.John Ahern.Mr, Nobbin's clerk, To him the unfortunate man next turned his attention and drawing a knife threatened him with it.Fe then | made hin exit from the shop, but in the meantime Nr.Ahern telephoned far the police, and Conatahle Staple ton rraponded and arrested the man near the Place d'Armes.After being taken to the®Palige Station it wan ascertained that the unfortunate man wan subiect to epilaptic fits and it was while he war in cne of them the incident related above accurred.On payment of the damage he caused, ws custody.Two of the \u2018 arcused were fined 85 and rosts each, | ; the other four being discharged.À de- | fendant convicted of assault was fined \u2018 }the most expert vachtsmen, and win- Ship Yesterday Morning, There were & number of accidents to men working on board ship yesterday.A man named Miller, assisting in discharging cargo rerdsy morning, from the steamer Parthenia, lying at the Leyland wharf, had his jaw injured by being struck by the handle of a truck with which he was working.Will be No Change In Site, In The Pennsylvania State Editorial connection with the state i 25 : He was rendered unconscious, and re : Association, numbering one hundred ment made by Mr.Holgate at main in that condition for some | and seventy-five, will arrive in town | che ; .: this morning and will be taken in enquiry into the affaire of, time .F ! fh orm SE TL Be 8 El Gute Bridge st Ones on ,à ions nent Brunes, Foo | Press Association and shown the Tuesday, to the effect that it was | steamer Nyasa in the Louise Basin sights of the city and vicinity.The | quite possible that it might be found morn : yesterday morning received severe in- better to abandon the present piers, \u2019 Juries by being struck by a sling of .1 iv deals which were being lowered into\u2019 from Tom $.N° Parent.on Saray lee hot\" He had his collar bone ! President of the Quebec Bridge Co.'hroken and his face badly cut and says: -\" There exists no valid reason \u201cbrung.Both men were conveyed to, It is not very hard for a distiller to make his product best for à or two, but when his product is known to be first in quality for over a hun dred years \u2014that is fame.Such is the eoviable reputation held by Coates\u2019 Plymouth Gin Ît is never sold in bulk \u2014 every bottle of the filled, corked, capsuled, labelled, wrapped and packed at the famous Friars Distillery.Established 1793.See the Black Friar on the label.JAMES BUCHANAN & CO., Limited Export Agents D.O.ROBLIN, Toronto Sole Canadian Agent uine is for the population of Quebre to be.| their homes in \u2018ap Blanc.come alarmed no the subject of the |.A laborer nem Lachance was also declarations of Mr.Holgate ar pub.injured while at work on & ship in fished.WA \u201cthat he said was = jt | the Basiomight preferable not to use the \u2014 present piers, But this is a rurelv personal opinion, as he nen COLE BROS, SHOW never conatructed a cantilever bridge | : » ; \u2018 Le nor pretended to be an expert on Second Advertising Car Reached Town Last these matters.On the contrary, »x- pert sngineers declare that the exist: ing foundations may be utilized to erect the new bridge.Ax t th i actual site there hax never heen anv Evening, question of a change.Tt har al- CE ways been considered as certainly t A ; i most suitable which could be found Advertising Car No.2 of = Cole: Brothers\u2019 World Famed Shows arrived RECORDER'S COURT.in town last night and to-day a corps Yesterday fifteen prisoners a oc lof 25 men will