The Quebec chronicle, 29 juillet 1908, mercredi 29 juillet 1908

[" PRINCE OF WALES\u201d LEAVES AT \"Hi RON HEHNES CHD ABS THE During His Final Day in the Ancient Capital , - -Planted Tree, and was Present at - Number of Events.\u2018 ) PRINCE MAKES GIFT TU CANADY Yesterday, the last day of the stay of the Prince of Wales in Quebec wat\u2019 & busy dey for His Royal Highness.In the morning he proceeded to Victoria Park and planted a tree in commemoration of his visit here.In the afterndbn he peid calls to the gymkhana on the Q.A.C.grounds and childrens fote on the Plains and * afterwards attended the garden party gen by His Honor the Lieutenantvernor at Spencer Wood, Last night \u20184 Bis Royal Highness {ook formal farewell of \u2018the citizens of the Ancient * \u2018Capital and on board H.M.8.Indomitable on which \u201c vessel he * esils for home at daylight this morn- Last evening the Since was host at a dinner given on board H.M.5.Exmouth.he visit of the Prince has added a peculiar and particular « lustre to the celebration of the » 300th anniversary of the foundstion of Que bec, and the enthusiastic manner in which he has been receiv; \" the residents of the Ancient Capits! during his brief stay among them showed in Ftriking manner the high appreciation in which they have the great honor done them.PRINCE PLANTS A TREE, One of the most interesting features of yesterday was the planting by the Prince of a tres in Victoria Park in cnmmemoration of his visit to the Tercenten celebration.The tree was planted in close vicinity to the * onument erected to the late Queen Victoria.His Royal Highnees received an enthusiastic from the large crowds which lined the route wyonlong which be passed to the Parl \u201cwhile in the P itaslf there was preat demonstration in his honor from the, anembled multitude.On d\u2019Aiguillon street the orphans from the convent of the Sisters of Chatity lined hath sides of the thoroughfare, with the Sacred Heert flag at their bead, and they greeted the Prince with cries of \u201cVive Son AMesss Royal; Vive la Prince de Galles,\u201d while a company of diminutive military cadets presented armu as he passed by, and which caured H.R.H.to stop and return tbe ealute.In front of the Hospice St.Charles, the children the Prince with \u201cGod Save the King,\u201d to whith H.R.H.listened with uncovered head.On arrival at the Park, a choir of young ladies, under the direc- ~ tion of Mr.J.Arthur Paquet, sang \u201cO Canada 1\u201d \u201cCarillon\u201d and \u201cGod Save tho King\u201d in French.The Prince was received at the Park by His Worship the Mayor, Sir J.George Garneau, the members of the Cit; Council, Mr.H.J.J.B.Choui , City Clerk, and a large gatheri of leading citizens.His Boyal Highness was accompanied by His Excellency » the Governor-General, and there was also a guard of honor.After bis reception by Mayor Garneau the Prince to the planting of the tree, during which ceremony he used the magnificent ebony-handied 8 , which bears the arms of the city, \u2018specially prepared for the ooca- sion.During the ceremony the choir sang the hymn \u201cGod Bless the Prince of Wales,\u201d the French translation by Judge A.B.Routhier being used.After v the ceremony, the Mayor calied for three cheers for the Prince, which were given with enthusiasm.There were a couple of incidents at the Park which aroused much interest.Between the guards stationed to keep back the _ growd ran a little six-year-old gl he Tight in front of the Prince.\u201c ghtened mother tried to reach the child, when the Prince gresiously re stored the little one to her.Two women close by the Prince tendered their hands to His Royal Highness, who cordially grasped them and spoke a few words in French to them.The return to the Citadel was made amid hos marked avery appearancs of the Prince in public.SPENCER WOOD GARDEN PARTY.The garden party given by His Honor the Lieut.-Governor yesterday after- poon in honor of the Prince of Walos and other distinguishod guests \u201cal the nation proved one of the most charm- Ing functions of the official Vite of the Terrentenery.Âs nt the visit to Bt.Joachim on Monday an opportunity was afforded lis Royal Highness to meat the other guests sans ceremonie.and the Prince availed himself of it with apparent delight.He wae drees- ol in nary afternoon costume, with top hat, and pent sn hout walk- Es around the beautiful grounde of \u2018A Ne \u2018 \u2018 4 f ;Ç + the sante scenes of enthusiasm which, Speucer Wood, there being nothing ap parent to the ordinery guest to distinguish him from the rest.But those who knew ised that not for one moment did Boyal Highness t away from the cloud of secret aries men thet surrounded him from the first moment of his landing.e Prince was presented to à nur- ber of the guts, and walked around with them, spending some time in & close conversation with Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, and later on having 8 walk with Lord Strathcona.The of Norfolk and the other members of the party at the Citadel, as well as the leading military and naval officials were also amongst the , as well as al number of leading citizens of Canada who have been gathered bers during the past week.The Prince drove to Spencer Wood in state, guarded by a squadron of the North-West Mounted Police, and was ted at the doors of the resid- ance by a of honor of the B.C.R., the hand playing the National Antw.He, however, drove up so quietly thet be had been welcomed and joined the groups on the lawn before the majority of the guests had arriv- éd, end his departure was managed in the seme unostentatious manner.Vice-President and Mrs, Fairbanks aided Bir Louis Jette in receiving the guests, and, posted in tbe main drawing room welcomed each arrival with hearty 'cordiality.DEPARTURE OF PRINCE.All the warships in the harbor wis thupdered forth a roys! salute pi is gout whey the Prince of ale\u2019 > pparded the Indomitable.rture of the Pringe is really the begioning of the end of the series of festivals of the past ten days, though.the Tercentenary celebration will continue until the end of the week.The holiday spirit has bv no means been used up =, On lenving Spencer Wood His al Tighness drove in state to the Citadel, where he bade formal farewell to his hosts.In the meantime the streets leading from the Citadel to the King\u2019s wharf had been lined with soldiers, and every preparation was made to give the heir-apperent a fitting salute as he left the soil of Canada.The strests were crowded over the emtire route.When the royal cortege appeared, preceded by officials in automobiles, the Prince's carriage, preceded by two detachments of the Royal North-West Mounted Police and a guard of honor from the R.C.D., it was grested\u2019 with cheers, the Prince having to salute during the entire distance.A pletur- esque feature was afforded when the royal procession swung into sight from above in the narrow strests of the Lower Town.As soon as his carriage came into view the jmmense crowd on tke Terrace, as though by a preconcerted arrangement, broke into .s cheer, and the Prince rose in the carriage, waving his hat in ackmowledgment of the compliment.A moment later the guard of honor from the Garrison presented arms at the King's wharf and the National Anthem pesled fortk, which was immediately taken up by the band after band from the \\warabipe, the strains being borne in flesting fi te from ull directions by the wind in | plotur- esque and imposing confusion.The Prince inapected the guard, and bade farewell to the officer in charge, and boarded the pinmace from the Indomitable, which ran out to the big cruiser followed by half a dozen other boats from the fleet.As soon as the Prince reached the deck of the Fndomitable the Royal Standard was hoisted from the foramast, and once again the wer scarred beighta of Quebec resounded with: the thunderous Brsetingy of three nations to Great Britain's future King.Every warship was fully manned, the rails being lined with bluejackets and marines, waiting motionless ss the # flashes and noisy smoke marked the salute.As the last echoes died away the band of the Leon Gambetta was heard in the distance playing \u201cGod Save the King.\u201d then the Admiral Aube took up tho refrain, the American warship, the New Hampshire, followed, and then in rhythmic euccee- dion the six British battleships, until the national paeon died sway up the river.A wolitacy teumpet then rang out from tho deck of the Exmouth, end a wecond later three tremendous cheers weve given by the ten thousand sailors and marines with a volume of POMMERY.In the opon market of France and Great Britain, where quality fixes the price of Champagne, POMMERY STANDS FIRST that reverberated from shore to shore, and was answered by the crowds that lined the Terrace.It was practically the farewell of Canadas to the Prince, ag well as that of the fleet, and the ceremony was well worthy of the occasion, the stately ceremonial and warlike salute harmonizing perfect): with the natural amphitheatre, whi is so picturesauely beautiful.Early this poping, in fact shortly after daybreak, the British flest will sail.so that yesterday's pr i were possibly the final farewell to piven by the people of Canads to George Prince of Wales, as in the or- courss of events it is scarcely likely that he will revisit Canada before he succeeds to the throne \u2014 sn event, however, which all Canadian citizens will join him in hoping will long be deferred.AN INCIDENT.An odd incident occurred during the return of the Prince and his party from the garden party at Spencer Wood.Lord Roberts, Field Marshal and idol of the British army, had attended the reception, of course in muiti, in whichphe looka very different from the \u2018\u2019Bobs\u2019\u2019 of the chromo-litho- graph, and he drove back to the Citadel in an ordinary carriage.In the meantime the streets had been lined with troops for the state departure of the Prince, and when Lord Roberts\u2019 earriage reached the corner turning up from the Grande Allee to the Citadel it was held up by the line of troops.They failed entirely to recognize the Field Marskal, and refused to let his carriage pass, although Lord Roberts, who was in 8 great hurry, tried to convines .them of his identity.\u201cBobs\u201d finally bad to get out, and started to walk up the hill to the Citadel, when Chief Detective Duncan, of Toronto, and Detective Carrington, of Montreal, in an automobile, the lines with, their \u201cNo Hindrance\u201d* pass.mmediately recognized Lord Roberta toiling up the steep ascent, and hailed him to join them.\u201cBobs\u201d lost no time in accepting their invitation, and was delighted with the incident, shekiog hands with the de teotives, and atting with evident glee as they covered the road to the Citadel.LAST OFFICIAL FUNCTION.The last officinl function in conneo- tion with the visit of the Prince was the dinner whict His Royal Highness gave last night on board H.M.S.Exmouth.The list of invited guests was as follows :\u2014 Oupt.E.W.Goodenough, R.N., Col.Denison, Mr.Mackentis, Capt.Shanginsesy.Oot.Mission, UN , A low, .Capt.W.O.by, RN.sioner , Hom, Jas Lord y, Lieut.-General Sir Pole-Carew, K.C.B., C.V.0., Rear Admiral Cowles, U.8.N., Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux, Hon.W.8.Fielding, Right Rev.the Bishop of Queber, His Honor Sir Louis Jette, K.C.M.G., Vice-Presi- dent Fai , H.R.H.Prince of Wiese, His Excellency the Governor- General, G.C.V.0., the Earl of Ranturly, Sir Wiltrid Laurier, Rev.G.H.Willlame, Lord Strathcona, Major- General P.H.U.Laks, C.B., CMG., Beig_Gen.A.Murray, US.N,, Capt.A.WV.Ewart, US.N., Sir Geo.Drummond Capitaine de Vaisseau Clement, C.M.G., His Worship_8ir George Garneau, Capiteine de Vaisseau Sir H.Montagu Allan, Col.Sic J.Hanbury-Williams, K.C.V.0., CNG, Mr.n Walker, C.V.0.Engineer- Captain J.E.Chase, R.N.Capitaine de Vaisseau Habert, Lt.-Col.the Hon.J.8.Rendrie, Sir Francis Hopwood, Hon.Sir Lomer Gouin, Rear Admiral Sir J.BR.Jellicoe, Major-General Wilson, Brig.-Gen.W.D.Otter, C.B., C.V.0., Hon, R.Dandurand, Hon.G.P.Graham, Hon.Frank Oliver, Field Marshal Eerl Roberts, V.C., K.G., &c, His Honor James Dunsmuir, Vice Admiral | Jaurequibery, G.C.V.0., Vice Admiral the Hon.Sir A.G.Curzon- Howe, the Earl of Dudiey.G.C.VY.O., His Bon.G.H.V.Bulyea, Rev.Dr.Duval, Hon.L.P.Brodeur, Hie Grace the Duke of Norfolk, K.G., Sir Chas.Fitzpatrick, Rear Admiral Kingsmill, Bon.R.F.Sutherland, Commodores King-Hall, Bon.A.Turgeon, c.y.o., Lt.-Col.8ir Arthur Bigge, Hon.L.A.Taschereau, Capt.Cutbert Chapman, Mr.Joseph Pope, C.V.0., Captsin R.Hudleston, R.N., Lt.-Col.Sherwood, Capt.A.J.Henniker-Hughan, R.N., Capt.Newton, A.D.C,, Capt.G.Faw ar borasts honored toasts hono! were the King, the Prince of Wales, the President of the French Republic and the President of the United States.MILITARY AND NAVAL GYMKHANA, No gayer spectacle than that of the military and naval gymkhans, wkich took place on the Q.A.C.grounds yes terday, has ever, we opine, been seen in the Ancient Capital.To sustain the interest of the large crowd of apecta- tors present for three solid hours, without intermission, goes a far way to show that an exceptionally high- class and all-abeorbing entertainment was provided.H.R.H.the Prince of Wales wae the object of a great ovation on crossing the grounds to the royal box just as the R.N.W.M.P were about to commence their musical ride.Lord Roberts preceded him a'few minutes and also met with à demonstration of public favor.As the Tack Tars of the British fleet made their appeerance on the ground with six 8.7 guns a greot and enthu- niantic demonstration took placo.The manner in which they dismembered these guns, weighing nearly 1,000 the, lenving the bare gun in the centre of the ficld, sourrying to the other end of the grounds with all the other various parts and the rapidity with whiolr they re-fwembled the whols, was really a marvellous performance.How to scale walls in time of war wae exhibited by then carrying their guns over an fmprovieed 8 loot dyke, and the lightning formation of à tab- lean scone at the conclusion roused the audience to the highest pitch of en thusinem.Later on thess squads en- DAYBREAK With eager interest every ome looked a forward to the musical ride of the Royal North-West Mounted Police, a constabula whose ares covers the widest territory of any like force in the whole world.They went through « series of musical drill, which svolred considerable applause, the manner in which their stesds pranced and kept Proper time to the music being a feature of this event, showing they entered with as much vim in their \u201cturn\u201d as those whom they carried.The exhibition of free gynmastics and vaulting horse work, by the Gentle men Cadets of the Royal Military College of Canadas, was a splendid show, their dusky facet and arms showing that they are much accustomed to open pir work.It is rare to ses such gymnastic work performed with such remarkable precision, especially in reference to the veulting horse, à run being necessary before the springboard is reached, which is likely to put them out of gear, but they do the work so renurkably well that they land as one man on the ground, after executing cither à long ann or a short arm balance, after leaving the springboard.They concluded their turn with a very fine tableaux.Four teams entered for the tug-f- war contest, namely, from H.M.Ships Albemarle, Duncan and Russell and the French ship Leon Gambetta.Jn the first heat the Albemarle and Leon Gambetta were pitted against one another, and at the first pull the Frenchmen seemed to be taken unawares and were easily pulled across ths tape almost before they got the strain.On changing sides they recovered somewhat, but had to give way to their heavier opponents of the Albemarle, who won the heat.The second heat was between teams from H.M.S.Duncan and H.M.S.Russell.This proved a better contest, as the men were more equally balanced in weight and strength, and the H.M.S.Duncan captured both the pulls.The finul, between the Albemarle and Duncan men being equally matched, was a etiff battle, but the H.M.S.Duncan held on to the hempen coil firmly and finally won the contest.The R.C.H.A.repeated their musical drive which event bears a more warlike aspect, probably, than any other on the programme.Sack races and other events of a like character brought a most enjoyable and spectacular exhibition to a close.CHILDREN\u2019S FETE.There were probably 10,000 to 12,- 000 children, with their parents and friends et the children\u2019s fete and daylight.fireworks display on the Paccant ground on the Plains yesterday 185 .The di tly pleased Tommie nord ihe exp .{ bombs, ischarged showers of toys, being 8 particularly favorite feature of the exhibition, and the scramble for the free gifte from the clouds being a lively One among the young people, not to speak of the rush made by those children of maturer years who accompanied them.During the afternoon, His Roysl Highness paid a brief visit to the grounds and seemed greatly interested in the general enjoyment of the vounger portion of the population of ths Ancient Capital.LLL THE BISTORICAL BALL.The interior of the Parliament Buildings wos last evening the scene of another very interesting functicn when about six hundred guests attemded the historical ball in which a large number of the pageantry were pretent.The Legislative Council chamber had bean placed at the disposal of the guests and dancing was kept up until the wee sma\u2019 hours of the morn to the strains of the R.C.G.A.orchestra.At midnight a sumptuous supper was served in the Legislative Assembly Chamber, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all.Among last evening's esta were Earl Grey and the members of the Gubernatorial party, the Duke of Norlolk end several officers of the fleet.PRESS EXCURSION.The Associated Press of Quebec will to-day sntertsin the many visiting journaliste who have come to Quebec for the Tercentenary celebration to a trip down the river as far as Murray Bay and return.The y will leave by the steamer Montcahn at 8 o'clock this morning from Henry's wharf, alongside the King's whart.The journalists will take dinner at Mur ray Bay and return again to-night.CALLED ON DUKE.Mgr.®.E.Roy, Coadjutor Bishop of Quebec, Mgr.Faguy, Cure of the Basilica, accompanied by Dr.N.E, Dussault and Mr.Fergue Murphy, of the Knights of Columbue, poid a visit to the Duke of Norfolk at the Chateau Frontenac yesterday morning.Sir Charles Fitzpatrick and Sir Thomas Shaughnessy alno called on the Duke yesterday.CIVIC RECEPTION.The civic reception in connection with the Tercentenary celebration will take place at the City Hall this morning at 9 o'clock, when His Worship the Mayor will receive the Governor General, the Lieut.-Governor end those who desire to call.DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.The Royal Canadian Dragoons leave on Thursday at 8 p.m.snd the B.C.R., Toronto and contingents leave on Friday at 8 p.m., the Maritime Provinces contingent making their departure at 10 o'clock on the same day.HE PRINCE'S THANKS, Citadel, Quebec, 28th July, 1908 Dear Mr.Mayor, Before leaving Qu Wales is anxioua to the citizens of Quebec, the expression of his appreciation of the eplen- did reception Accorded to him, end thank you and the municipality for oll the admirable arrangements made in connection with his visit.He noticed with satisfaction that the , the Prince of vey to you and ERs Ta 2 vistors.! dus polices duties were carvfally discharg- AOsmtinued on Fourth Rage h Economize on Furs VISIT to our Handsome Fur Department, second floor, and a glance at the price-tickets will de monstrate the advantage of buying Furs at Pa\u201d quet\u2019s.In our Wholesale Division we operate the largest Fur Factory in Canada, without exception, and this is the only Fur Factory in AMERICA where every process, from the raw skins to the finished garment, is in operation under the one roof.We buy all our furs raw in the world's great European Markets, from the trapper of the North and North-West, in the wilds of Labrador, and wherever furs of the finest quality may be had.We employ from 400 to 500 expert workers on Furs the year round, and Paquet Furs have come to be recognized as the highest standard of excellence from Halifax to Vancouver.Under these circumstances, it is scarcely to be wondered at that our values are the best in Canada, that we sell more furs than any other house in the country, and that we can offer you a set of the finest Canadian Mink, exactly like the illustration, at the remarkably low price of Forty- Four Dollars, Tourists and Visitors, desirous of getting better value in Furs than they can secure across the line, will find that nowhere else in Quebec can such fur value be had as we offer in Paquet Furs.This week we are making a special display of rich Fur Novelties.Those who require something exclusive and unusual will be charmed with the captivating styles in Jackets and Fancy Neckwear, which comprise the main feature of this incomparable display.Visitors are always cordially welcomed, and will be gladly shown the tésé- sures of our inexhaustible stock.AQUET OMPANY \u201cRATE Da RetallDivision 187-173 St.Joseph Street, QUEBEC.a.La Latest Importations ! - FOR- - Novelties in Millinery, Movelties in Jackets, Novelties in Silks Novelties in Dress Goods, New Kid Gloves in all lengths, 12, 16 and 20 button lengths.White, Tans and Pastele Shades.Best Quality in \u201cDents\u201d and Perrins\u201d.New Sunshades and Umbrellas.New Ostrich and Marabout Boas: New Embroidered Collars and Handkerchiefs, Real Laces in great variety, s in Printed Voilles Fancy Colorings tn Muslins.Rich Guipure Allovers and Insertions New Embroideries and Insertions.Rich des?Novelties in Axminster Carpets, Novelties in Carpet Squares, New Designs in Linoleums, New Cretonnes, Sateens ani Curtains 5 PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.GLOVER, FRY & CO.Centenary of tbe founding of Quebec, by SAMUEL .RE CHAMPLAIN, AT THECITY HALL, instant, from nine-thirty P.L until midnight thirty P.M.until midnight.ENENING DRESB Basilica.By order, H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk, QUEBEC, JULY 28, 1908, THE RACES.tendance on the race meets kept up with that of visitors drawm hither by the fetes, but there should be sufficient local sporting interest among the citizens to to an enterprise which is in every way worthy of encouragement, and which promises such.beneficial.restits if its annual recurrence can be secured.Just as the fetes have been celebrated with a splendor never seen before, so the present races are exceptional in their character, and under the ®hanagiment of gentlemen fo prominent in racing circlea as Messrs.Andrew Shearor of | Montreal, Harry White of Toronto, \u2018and Barney Schreiber of New York \"have drawn hers a large number of the best and speedirst thoroughbreds to be found in the Dominion and the United States.The difference between the Tercentenary fetés and the races of which they have formed a part, is that, in the nature of things, we can- hoping for an annual recurrence ized now, There is no rearon they should not be; they are mirably managed ; the track is ANTIQUES, A Hall Clock | \\ That was formerly owned by a famous French 4 Canadian General (1750-1800) has been placed * with us for disposal.It is the old grandfather +, style, shows the moon\u2019s phases and is fitted with a 3 calendar dial, \u2019 The clock is in good going order and the case $ is in good condition.\\ An affidavit accompanies this clock, certifying 1 to its antiquity.The price is $250.À We have a number of clocks made during the 17th and 18th centuries ; one of Frencn manu- } facture, made in Paris by Leonard Bourgeois, 1708, 4 another, a Mantel Clock, with weights, is of a % much earlier period.; In Antique Hall Clocks, we have six fine ex- x amples in different designs, showing the various à styles in vogue during the three preceding centuries Antique English Silver * Fieh Server, Geo, III, 1776, London.830, Shaving Brush, Geo.III, 1808, London\u2026.$10.Tea Pot, Geo.IV, 1824, London .\u2026.\u2026.$60, Beer Mug, Victoria, 1852, Exeter.$20, Antique Dutch Silver In Dutch Silver we have a model of the \u201cVictory,\u201d\u2019 showing in repousse a vignette of Admiral Nelson, and also illustrating some famous naval battle scenes.This model is 14 inches long, and 19 inches high.Price $225, \u201c Antique Diamond Necklet @ Consisting of sixty-two finely matched Brilliants, weighing 27} carats.Price $4500 \u2019 C.SEIFERT & SONS.Diamond Merchants 18 Fabrique Strast, Qua»3> noted rac?meets.deal to Quebe¢ if \u2018her annual distance, and all © lovers ol should encourage ibe prescñt and pains to carry \u2018out, and good thing by hearty practical support, When it is well worth seeing it should be superfluous to ask people to go and see it.AFTERWARDS.The Tercentimary fetes are drawing to a conclusion, and Queber is beginning slowly to assume her normal appearance.Thé month of July haa this year been an exceedingly exciting one from the very beginning, and the Laval and Tercentenary celebrations have given il an eclat and magnificence which will not bd.soon forgotten cither by the citizens themselves, or by the thousands of visitors who have come from all parts of the world to witness them.Quebec har the deep satisfaction of knowing that she has carried out her intentions with a suc: cess that ix simply phenomenal, that both in the poe ondes to Monseigneur Laval, aiid in the \u2018œuc- coeding honors to Samugl de Champlain, thero has been no hitch in the proceedings, everything has gone off smoothly, and few if any of those little contretempn which, like mistakes in cropping up in even the most thought in cropping in even the most thoughtfully planned, and carefully supervised public rejoicings ; a scale of splendor unparalleled on this continent has been enhanced by weather so singular.regarded as having been specially for the occasion.Now, action has already begun to set must fight it back ; On the occasion of the Third RECEPTION WEDNESDAY.the 20th of July \u2014 The MAYOR and ALDERMEN of the City of QUEBEC will hold a reception, et the CITY HALL, WEDNESDAY, the 20th of JULY instant, from nine Entrance :(\u2014Ceatral door, in front of he @uebeg Qhronicly We are sorry to notice that the at- on the Exhibition grounds this week has not the preceding one.Some Ialling of was, perhaps, to be expected on the departure of the ensure a hearty end vigorous support | not expect a repetition of the former, whilst we may have good grounds for of the latter, if thoy are heartily patron- why adan exceptionally good one; and the different events are as well and closely contested, and as full of excitement to the lovers of the sport as those of more It means a great races should assume a mor sl character than they Pa here borne, and attract noted hovsss from a sport enterprise which has cost sn much money show their appreciation of \u201can undoubtedly \u2018according toit a absolutely certain that a race will be marked the whole proceedings of the month, and the genoral enjoyment has ly propitious that it might almost be furnished we are facing the close of the entertainment and the fall of the curtain om the drama of the month, end it may well be that some of the inevitable re in, but if such should be the cass we we cannot allow the end to be in any way inferior to the beginning, to make what the i Tatin poet calla nn artintic mermaid Sse ae are De, [re ment 8 a coral Seas Tohize bleak ie ; AL Esha Bon nots Tt our ey beok fi satisfied.or Anson, Bars & Oo, ta | On, OHASKE'S OINTMENT.of it, and to tarminats the beautiful upper part with} the slimy tail of a fab.The citimes must ee to | it that the termination of the festivities, the events which stili remain, should not detract from the eclat of those which have preceded thems.It will be time enough for relaxation when the last pageant shall have bess axhibited, the last race run, the last frework discharged ; when the illuminations dis ous, to return no more, from publie and privbte buildings, whem the fags and streamers are taken down, the visitors all \\gons, and the citizens foul \u201cLike ons who treads alone Some banquet hail deserted, Whose guvets are fied, whoss gar lands dead And all save he departed.\u201d And when all is over we shall find time to trander our Interest and to pay attention to the things of the outside world which have been passing unnoticed and unheeded in the whirl of the celebrations.The speeches which have been made by the illustrious individuals who have graced our fotos have rung the changes of peace, and amity, and the mutual! rapproch- ment and better understanding of races and pations to such an extent that we are induced to take it: for granted that the world\u2019s akies are serene, without the vestige of that little cloud the sixe of à man's hand, rising out of the soa to make the heavens black with storm.Yet th cloud is there.: A short time ago Lord Cromer, speaking ow the Old Age Pension Bill in the House of Lords took occasion to warn the British Government and pation against a general Europeen war which he asserted to be imminent.His reference though carelully veiled, ie erally understood to be to any, whose spies have been ro cently studying and taking photo graphs of strategic points in England, and to whom an opportunity \u2018for bringing on a conflict iv not unlikely to be afforded by the events now happening in Turkey.The Montreal Witness contents itself with characterizing the speech as a renewal of the cry of \u201cWolf,\u201d forgetiul of the fate of those who ceased to attend to it, and Biroet Route te the Euro- Fe , Tickets, slo, ap pean Coatinoat, MATHIE ELLIS CO., Limited, 180 St.Paul strest.The French Line uot os! the Shove Advantage owt sesses also being the most southerl.route the dangers and discomforts of the more Northers pas- july 7x! a.w.tue NOTICE Is given toat the Pie at the mouth of Cap Rouge Liver is sub- .a well as the other + sage are avoided.The four awit and powerful twin screw steamers are examples of the foremost advasce ia aaval architectore.Wide Berths.Cabin es, Elevators, Daily News Service, French Cuisine\u2014an up-to-date combisatios of luxury with economy.French an Hegtiah spokes on all vesseis we Vrlie for magsiteently i ot us- trated bookiet.> \u2018thanks for your kindness and .eration.ly pl with the offective and tasteful manner in which thy city was decorated, also with the illuminations, the splendor of which was so much enhanced by the beauty.of the natural surroundings.In the pageant itaolf, the Prince was greatly interested, and, indeed, impressed, the mi ficent scenes illustrative of many of the memorable and stirring events in the history of Quebec.His Royal Highnets knows that the hard wark involved has been a labour of love to all concerned, but he sincerely congratulates all the men, women and children who played a part and the organizers, whuse efiorts have been crowned with such conspicuous success.To you, Mr.Mayor, personally, and to the municipality, His Royal.Highness desires to express his sincerest consid- The Prince has very much pleasure in forwarding to you for the relief of the poor, the sum of one hundred ponds, In bidding you farewell, Ris Royal Highness fervently trusts that, under the blessing of Providence, Quebec may, for all time, enjoy the fullest measure of prosperity and happiness.Believe me, Dear Nr.Mayor, Yours very truly, {ore day Sono deg wir pine veo | [| cS Re Bre taken at the end of ths 1 whari Agents for Quebec: Le in \u20ac straight line with the said : JULRS HONE, Irflat buoy and about 600 fest to the C.P.R.City t Ages.TE Boge hut and Pie Go \"same ; \" EMILE ROUMILHAC, | N.FLOOD, 48% Cote du Palais.! apl0rt.L 3 | FLOUR, PORK, and General Provisions | \u2014 ALSO \u2014 ; and all Kinds of Feed, GEO.TANGUAY, LOWER TOWN EXHIBITION AT THE CONVEN OF THE : Franciscan Missionaries Mary You are respectfully requested to visit the exhibition of rare and artis tic fancy goods of all kinds.The work is the produce of the ateliers where sisters employ working girls.Open from 9 am.to 7 p.m.1S Grande Allee, Quebecflv.3x2m, W.J.BANKS COMMISSION MERCHANT.HAY, OATS | WRT ERMAY who accomplish the grast- | Stenographers JDEAL est speed and accuracy, use 8 Waterman's ides! The Pen polnt, being made your identical requirements, and will sheds properly for any system.Always resdy-end the lak will flow only us required.as the pea point comes in conact whh the paper.The flow is steady.evel and accurate.PEE 580 (11 MOUNTAIN HILL Speed .Comvenience and Cleanliness \u2014 SPECIALTIES \u2014 | MAN2 TDEALSTENU rene\" \"T° Railway Supplizs, LT XW Ein ®Contractors\u2019 Machinery and\u2019 of Canada Equipment, 136 St.James Street, Mon:real.| Mining Plant and Tools, New York, Paris, London.Municipal Supplies.You cannot Jossivly have a better Cocoa than .IF YOU WANT A KODACK\u2014Prices ranging from 81, | $2, 83, 85 and up to $5, go to Walsh's.EPPS'S Â delicious driak and a sustainio A,FILM PACK CAMERA\u2014Prices rang-| food.Fragrant, nutritious Ba from $2, 83, and up to $40, | economical.This excellent Cocon | vo to Walsh's.maintains the system In robust A CENTURY PLATE CAMFRA-| health, and enables it to resist Prices ranging from $10 to $2, go winter's extreme cold.to Walsh's, Developing and printing by expert CG CO A Lands, go to John E.Waish's, Soid by Grocers and Storekee, Bookseller, 11 John St.ia }-1b.and à-ib Tins, pers Province of Quebec, In the - Dintrict of Quebec, Superior Court.No.1128.Dame Rosanna Noreau, wile of Jos.Prevost.joiner, both of St.Telesphore, county of Levis, duly authoriz- od to ester en justice, THE QUEBEC BANK | QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.Notice is hereby given that a Dividv Plaintiff ; 5 | end of one and three quarters per cent The said Joseph Prevost, upon the paid up Capital Mock of thin Defendant | Institution has been declared for the ; current quarter, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this city, and at ite Branches, on To evars tion as to property was taken in this case to-day.Choquette, Galipeault & Metayur, tty\" and after Tuesday, the First day of Quebec, 14th Pha dE semer Dent, do Shareholders of n ° record on the 17th of August next.Julylsaim.By order of the Board.wt ASK FOR THE THONAS M Through H>press from , to New York.*e Grand Trunk Railway Ferry.Wase Davero (ip \u201cete \"Hu NS gaprens to the AS quia ie ru.5 ; om Toe Mait 10 the wom, | 1 the r- to the [21.19 from the A sais to the wont Gaspe S.S, Line Next sallings of SH.Gasperion for \u201cporte.Will lensne Champlain Market, Wednesday, Aug.3th and 10th, at 4! m and afterwards every alternate odnemday, Freight received until 2 p.m.on ay of miling.+ For otber informe apply to Jd.A, BOUCTTARD, Manager, \u201c Dalhousie Mceet, WEES | Co ALLAN THE QUEBEO]jCHRONICLE + md Sa LIN .~ Royal Mail Stcamablp Coy, (TIRE FIR8T OCRAN TURBINER Noiseless and Without Vibration, Learnt, QUESED.AND MONTREAL SENTISE ¥ From : From Liverpool Bteamships Montreal 17 July B1juiy gt Ju .1A.\u201c 06.R #1 ards M 7.50 anders According to Sieamer and lecavlon of berth.GLASOOW, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SEAMGE From From From Glasgow Steamships Montreal Quebec 32 July Pretorian 1; 23 Jul, Bar Deore sar sur 3 Jonlas 8e \u201c\u201c lAug \u2014 Gramplen 15 * 1.RATES OF PASSAGE.LONGON, NAYRE, GREDE3 À MONTREAL SET! From From Pro From Londou favre Steamships Montres! Quebec jus LL.*Hiberniau.as Juiy 28 July 9.1: Corinth 1 : y à « a\" Pom 4 ques D 15 \" 1 Aug.nn\u201c Stesmers marked * thus don't carry passengers apap $40.00 to Louden, tas to Havro and According to Steamer sad berth.Steerags .- \u201c Midehip i Music god Smo! le .Flects Blige Borie gpirock.accel .arconl Wireless ph o# board Vietorian, Virginian, Tunisian and Corsican, belag at ones à convenience and additions} safe in cave of accident: ALLANS, RAE & CO.A a 69 Champlain Street.; Reford Agencies PASSENGER RATES: 342.50 single; $8.eturn, Eastbound third class, $26.50.Ps Wesibeund, $22.50.THOMSON LINE ©} - London Soifiegs fram Montreal and Qusbyr 6kIoun.(Cold Storage end Cool Air).Jui \u201cHuoue |\u201c ° \u201c ) Jars Devoas « - « * Carvona \u201c « - 18 ROBERT REFORD C0, LIMITED, 78 St.Peter Street, Quebec.Montreal Teronto.St.Johan NB, Portland, Ma \u201cSteamer Frontenac Perry Between gs Silly and Mo of 5 A M.Saturds ight chere trou SE Romaald sod Siltery o'clock P.M.Funetion to Gt.Joseph sand St.Romuald Wolad it Steamer Champion On and after 15t June, 1908, time and cir steamer will cumstances permitting, ti as follows: Berthler\u2014On Mondays, Tuesdays, rom Thursdèys and Frida bec | thier\u2014M, Tn Qiersdars and Sevardeye 27% Wed: ON SATURDAYS.This same steamer will make a trip from to Berthier so as t eltt gabe e he unity of enj EN OR LE 5,8 Nalashqun ».0e 22e sv steamer Tia os ay, 26th July, at a.ma,, for North Shore Ports, ight will be received up to that date at Pointe a Caray Whart, Will call at Escoumains.For further particulars apply to TORNOATH SHORE TRANSPORTATION AND 0.WAECKME 00, LTD.NAT ars 98-100 St.Paul St.Tel.1461 MEN AND WOMEN, Uvs Big diet hargon.f {irritations NELVALEBELIEAD Go STOCK BROKERS PRIVATE WIRE T0 NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL AND TORONTO.Local Securiles a Specialy 93 ST.PETER ST.QUEBEC TELEPHONE 948.Paul Boileau Rdgar Halle Belleau & Halle ACCOUNTANTS, LIQUIDATORS INSURANCE BROKERS, Collections Mads at Reasonable Rates, Phone 2224 | 96 SL Poler 31, Quabae.THEO.HAMEL'S CLOSING FETTER New York, July 28\u2014The market was erratic, but developed considerable strength.London was a buyer of 20,000 shares on balance and influential absorption was in evidence.Erie was rirong on statement issued by the Company relative to the business out- Sn ANALDSON LIE look an tome unauthentic reports gow Sailings (rom Mondreal has were cireulated with regard to a deal 88 Cassandra .ge ay with W.& L.[It is understood that \u201c Pasthenta ug.6 | the w.& I.notes maturing | Satur- = Marie day will be taken care of.The dividends on Union and Southern Pacific wore declared and_will be taken from the price on Sept 14 and Oct.Ist re spectively.Central Pacific will, as a result of the recent bond sale liquidate sll remaining notes held by the Government, amounting to $3,000,000.8 | They call attention to the resumption of work by Westinghouse, the lar increase in operations of General Eleetric ard the fact that small manufacturers all over the country are buying castings liberally.European Copper corisumption thos far thig-vear is nearly: 50 ner cent.higher than that ol 1907.The gross earnings of Southom and A for the third week of uly do not make a good showi but Coloradn and Southern reports an increase for this period, The leading feature to-day wax Mr.Talt's speech in accepting the Republican po- \"| mination for the Presidency.He re .| commizes the Intrinsic value of rajl- * | road property and terminals, his chief ideas showing to be to carry out .[the Roosevelt reforms without inter- \"| fering with legitimate ?ines.Such sentiments should help all securities and aim greatly in restoring confi- * | dence and credit.\u2014ee, CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.Supplied Daily to the Chronicle by eo.with Electric Tramway to Levis Hamel, Stock D Dalhousie Street, he, 7 Steamer Orleans Quebec, July 29, 1908, ii Pme are mat CEE RE Lee Con leans pir daily as folios : De Sept.883 89 884 804 PROM QUEBEC.FROM ISLAND.| Dec.\u2026 90 91} 904 91} 6.00 A co Com: \u2014 4 Soo gp 735 74 7 2 A 604 603 60% 60} seb 9 Bp 194 a INEM 4 .42, 43 eus rad st sa - à 2 ?SUNDAYS.TM PORTS.re \"| Per cbte.Julia Tyler and C.Wte - | Stone, from United States\u2014374 tons Soe coal to Cacbray, Son & Co.Per steamer Parthenin, Stitt, from ro .| Glasgow\u2014814 pken to order, 1815 bags 15 ; | coal to Robt.Reford Co., 2 cheep to Sir Geo.Drummondtobi Broomfield, Harris, from sy ms coal t Take Bt, John Railway Cu = \u2014 SPECIAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.Reported by J.T.Tache & Co, 9 St.Peter Street.t one de Co Automatie invit Quebec, July 29, dde Quebec Bank.Union Bank.Banque Netiomals.191 MISCELLANEOUS, 1614 ki % 31 prel., 110 LE | 110 National Tel essere Dom.Textile, .prel.Canadian Electric.Canadian Electrie, BONDS, Dom.Textile Series OC.Montmorency Cotton Co.Quabec Railwayovr 100 ou 310K HEADAGHE C ARTERS these Little Bille, They also releve DB | Eating, regulate the Bowel, Purely Vegetable.SMALL MLL.SMALL DOSE.SMALL PMC.¢ Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature po REFUSE SUBRTITUTES.V.E.PARADIS, ublio Accountant, AUDITOR AND CURATOR.Ascounts Fovastigated and Collested.Arrançements and promises.Liquidatien of Insolvent Kstatss: All work \\ 1 he scoux eatrusted to me w mically and promptly attended to RICHELIEU COMPANY BUILDING 44 Dalhousie Street.ARTHUR BRUNEAU A.B.DUPUIS Mcntreat, Quebec, BRUNEAD & IPL STOCK BROKERS Te snsactions executed on Montreal Stock Exchange by representation at of ons por cent.commission.Chas.Head & * Coy's New York and Boston private wires and quotation service at the disposal of pat- 18 St Francois Yarier St, MONTREAL.123 St, Peter Street, Quehec, PHONE 1506, PUBLIC SERVICE .BONDS.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Td oly Railway & Light let.Nassau Light &Powerlst.5's.Shawinigan Power Ist.5's.Prices and full particulars supplied on application.W.Braham Browns & Co., Bond Dealers, - Montreal RECORDER'S COURT.Fitteen prisoners, all charged with drunkenness a, before the he corder vesterday morning.They were disposed of as lollows:\u2014One was fined $5 and corts or one month's jai,; and one #5 and costs or fifteen days, while thirteen, not an unlucky number for them, were discharged.The Chateau Frontenac Hotel has opened a first class temporary Cafe In the Billiard Room where good meals will be served at the usual prices.NOON BLINDNESS IN HORSES.It is said that \u201cmoon blindness\u201d in & horse is caused by \u2018wolf teeth\u201d \u2014 two small surplus teeth just in front of the first upper premolers, one on each side of the upper jaw.An authority savs : \u201cThe \u2018woll teeth\u2019 do not cause eye or any other harm and usually are not di \u201cpred until the eye discase appears.he eye trou- \u2018ble is \u2018periodic optha'mia\u2019 (moon blindness).which is hereditary and incurable.Tho upon thousands of horses suffer from thin eye disease, yet have not a \u2018wolf tooth\u201d in their beads.The important matter to re member in connection with periodic opthalmia is not the significance of the \u2018wolf Looth, but the necessity and importance of rejecting from breeding operations all afflicted with periodic ophthalmia, or cataract, which results from.repeated attacks.\u201d Claire Fontaine\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HE WORKED ROR IT.Some years ago there lived in Arkanean a man named Reynolds, who owned a narrow gauge railroad from Malvern Junction to Hot Springs.It wan partly due to the fact that he had t by a neat little fortune and part- Fo his habit ol wearing an enormous diamond shirt stud that he had won the nickname of \u2018Diamond Joe.\u201d 1t was Diamond Joe's boast that no one had over stolen a ride on hia little twenty-five mile road.and nat content with telling thin to his friends he offered a reward of $100 end à suit of clothes to the men who could do it.One clear moonlight night a man came into his office, dripping from head to foot.\u201cIs this Mr.Reynolds 1\u201d he arked.\u201cYen,\u201d replied the owner of the nar- now gauge, involuntarily glancing out to see if it was raining.\u201cWell, I've come for that suit of clothes and the $100.I've beat my way on your road, Mr, Reynolds, in the boiler tank of engine.It was hard work keepin\u2019 my head above water, but 1 did it\u2014and\u20141 guess | earned the prise.\u201d Claira Fontaine.CHASE FOR A HAT.Baturday Night.A da young man, wearing 6 nice ry stiit and a white straw hat, to which was scattersd a string, was walking down Yonge etreet one day recently.A sudden gust of wind caught the bat, lifting it from hie heed, and he was dieguated to see it rolling in the dust of the street.He gave chase, however, and alter some minutes of dodging strlet cars, auto mobiles.carriages, carts and delivery waggons, he succeeded in catebing up with it; himsolf breathless and nt Ing.Ae he picked it up, and with bis bandkerchie! flecked the dust from its crown and brim, another man, equally \u201cwinded\u201d came up and resch- od out his hand for the hat saying, with a moat engeging smile: \u201cThanks t t hat.It really was vt eg of you to run after it like that.\u201d The sprinter gave him a stony glare.\u201cWell,\u201d said he.\u201cyou must think I'm a flat to run like that after an; olne'n hat.This is my own hat.\u201d \u201cPardon me,\u201d rejoined the other, \u201cbut you are mistaken.That in my hat.Yours ls hanging down your back.\u201d Strive not to be prejudioed, but it you can\u2019t help it don\u2019s ist it intesigre with your side \\ in tellado, Sherries, Fromo & LEFAINRE & TASCHEREAU Accountants, Auditors and Liquidators.111 MOUNTAIN HILL QUEBEC.C.W.WALCOT, STOCK AND INVESTMENT BROKER $8 ST.PETER STREET JELAPRQEE 377, STOCKS Bought end sold for investossnt of on margin, MUNICIPAL SONDS To pay from 5P.C.te BRP.Cparticulars on application.QUEBEC REPALSENTATIVE AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY, OF NEW YORK Capital ard surplus $3,000,000 Bonds of any kind {nrpished, terme moderate.security absolute.INSURANCE BROKER | Risks placed in any of the leading English and Cañadian Compunies at current rates.PHONE 8200.RES PHONE 784 ERNEST G.ODELL Rallway Ties, Lumber, Timber and Bullders Supplies.1 Specially: B.C.& Southern Woods.OAK AND ELM ALWAYS ON HAND.| Agent SCLATER ASBESTOS COq \u201cIf it in Asbestos or made of Asbestos.We've got it.\u201d HOCHELAGA BANK BUILDING \u2018QUEBEC.DELAWARE & HUDSON RD.Shortest Quickest and Bas Line MONTREALTONEW YORK from Quebec vis the Grand Trunk, Intercolonis! or the Oanadisn PuciBe lines connect at Montreal with the Delaware & Hudson trains, Information and through tickets vis above lines and the Delawars & Hudson can be had at ticket offices.Through Slee; and Pacloe cans Montreal to New veu ® \u201d > 1g RICH & ABSOLUTELY PURE \u201cASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT P,0.Box 28 Residence Tel 1184 AMOS J.COLSTON, Estate and Accounts Admio tor and General Agsnt \u2014 OFFICE \u2014 Hochelaga Bank Building, St Peter Street, Quebestacouvrart, Asneton, Conaren, Lregge Daron, Deutrmance, Loneux ao Rnas Esrars Baocse.CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED var lixté Ideal Bust of the buet asoured in two month by the wee of PILULES ORIENTALES Lhe only meeps dy which ledies cas anquire and recover à perfset dasl.uarsalesd abssintely barm- lees and sppreved by [ dical profession.Dox wiih full directions 31.78 EA rh on rer SECART, Chemist, rwe Baint-Oenis.De STRICT COMMOEREL ALL MATTERS TREATED NEPTUNE JM QUICK LUNCH teaks, Cutlets, Sandwid Cone ad Roast Best, Club Bum Sausage, Pies, Mutton, &o., Bovril, Tes, les and Chocolate.A visit is solicited and satisfaction guar anteed.SPECIALTY derson\u2019s Scotch Whiskiss, Wines, Grndelt's Old Port Wine, Amon: Olorosa Dry, , Co.'s Cognac, G.Mumm and Bass Ale on Draught.J.T.LEVALLEE, Propriir A.LEOFRED {Graduate of Laval and McGiil) CIVIL ENGINEER Specislity .WATERWORKS 390 ST.JOMN STRERT.Teteshone 848 Guedes ~ 4 : | QUEBEC to PORTLAND, Me ; up according to pra.RE rete Through Pullman Cars Leave hee (Levis) at 7.00 p.m.Week days .Leave Quebec (Levis) at Insp, Susdays Arrive Portiand.6.40 a.m.daily Cheap Side Trips During .Tercentenary Bide, trip retura tickets will be from Quebec ang is on presentation of returs por tions of tiexets issued to Quebec or Levis, account of Tercentevary Celebration, ns follows: DISTRICT-To Eingaion, Reaferw.nod sta, tions east to feland Pond, Me justes Goiug Juiy 18th te h, tool, vi returning \u2018until Auguet srd, 1908.OF INTEREST TO VISITORS Grand Truok Passenger trains are mug to and from Levis station instead of Polut Leviaud Fesscueeme to and from Quebec will housie a * Quebec Tercentenary Speclal Train Service.Jul} 30th, '08 A sl train with Pullman accommodation will leave Levis Thursday, July seth, mid- aight for Richmond, Montreal and interme diate stations.TAKE 11.80 P.M.FERRY \u2014 Regular Train Ferry f the bec and Levis Ferry rlaire Enctec aide y sms For regular trains at #6.*12,.15 uogs, t70 pm.(tDaily ex Bt ) ae re ee 0 ef ce, \" she \u2019chateus Froatesac, or at Ticket Office, Ferry Landing, QUEBEC RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO.SUMMER TIME-TABLE On and after Monday, June 10, 1908, trains will run as foliows:\u2014 BETWEEN qQuEREC AND MONTMOR- NCY FALLS.(Week Days.) Quebec for Montmoreney Falls 30 minutes from 5.30 à, m.tO 17.00 P.BL additional trains st 7.40 à.2, 5-20, 6.30, 7:15 an ses .m Leave Montmorency Falls for Quebec, every 30 minutes from 6.00 à.m.to »1.30 D.RL, and additions] traits at 6.11 a.1m, 5-45, 6-45.6-56 and 7.51 p.m (Sundaye) Leave Quebee for Montmerency Falls, 6.30, 7.08, 7.30, 800, 9.00, 10.00 3.Ps od oo je minutes from 1.00 p.m.18.a uarter boutly service Sunday afternoon when travel is heavy.Leave Montmorency Faîls for Quebec, 6.41, 9.09.9.39, 10.00, 10.39 2.M, 11-00, 11.39% 12.09.12.30 p.m., and every 30 minutes from Ag to 11.30 p.m.Quarter ce\u2019 Sunday sitrrnoon when travel is vy.BEAUPRE.{Week Days.) Lea ebec for Ste.Anne de Beaupre, stopping Oo Montmoreney Falls, 6.30, 7.30.8.30, 9.30, 10.30, 11.30 & m., 12.30, 1.15, 2.18, asa 6.18, 7.18 &oomany ork except t D.m.Leave ic.anne de Beaupre for Quebec, stoppl st Montmorency Falls, 5.30.6-50, 7.30.je, 9.30, 10.30, 11.30 & m., 12.30, 1.15, 1.15, 3-45, 5.15, 6.15, 7.18 and 10.15 Pp.Mm (Suodays.) Leave Quebec for Ste.Anne de Besupre, 6.00, 6.30, 7.00, 23% 8.00, va ro.00 5 ms .LUS, X18, 6.38, 7.1 3 lat fier Kane de despre for Quebec, 6.00, 8.30, 9.00, 9.30, 10.00, 10.30, 11.90, 21-50 a.m.(x) 19.00 noon, 1.06, (x) 4.00, 4.3% 5.1%, 9.00 and 10.15 p.m BETWEEN QUEBEC, REAUPRE AND ST.JOACHIM.(Week Days.) Leave Quebec tor Beaupre, 8.30, 11.30 & 3 .m pars Gud fon SE Seschim, st 0.30, 11.30 for St.Leave Beaupre ta Rucbee, 7.23, 10.83 & TL, 1.08, 5.08.7.05 and 10.05 p.mM.Leave St.Joachim for Quebec, at 7.18.10.15 a.m., 1.00, $.00 and 6.58 p.m.(Sundays) Leave Quebec for Beaupre, 6.30, Soo a.=, m.0) 148 Gober\u2019 for Bt.Toschi, 6.30 5.© 45 D.Mmwd m'as for Quebec, B.ce, 9.15 à.M, Les: .of and t0.0$ p.M Leave st, oschim for Quebec, 7.50 à.wm.Bers trains: all others are electric etre Car connects at Mastal Jet.with , À assengers ng or coming = cr trom attai Snitortarn, Asylum, etc., fare sc.return.press servi all trains for small pack.asus bozes, esta ete.Rate, § cents and For all other mation apply to the Superintendent.EDW.A.EVANS AY \u2026 NS, 5 An tient.Gen! Manager.HISTORICAL BALL! TO BE HELD ON Tuesday, the 281h July, 1908 THE PARLIAMENT HOUSE Tickets can be obtaimed after the 15th July, from the following members of the Committee or the Treasurer: | J, F.Burstall, President; Hon.Sena- | tor Choquette vice President R.Harcourt Smith; Major A.de I.Panet, | Major Fages, G.Grenier, Wm.Price, | W.M.Tobell, W.D.Baillarge, Major Brousseau, R.Campbell, Secretary.Price of tickets is as follows: in Pageant, gentiemen.Thos | .$3.and lady 81, Others.45.and lady $2.50 Historical costume necessary for ail except invited guests and those allow- in gallery.init amber of tickets will be is sued for the gallery at $5.00 for gentlemen and $2.50 for lady.All historical costumes outside of those worn in pageant must be enb- mitted to the committee by the 24th July and approved by them belore the ticket ie bans BELLEAU LLE BELLKAU, 5 \u2018Treasurer, 03 St.Peter Stewedjuly.1020.04.40 15th, North Shore Mail and Passenger Service, g Edward CAPT.C.VEZINA.Is intended to sail (weather and cir- cumotances permitting) for North Shore rte ao fer as Natashquan, y, uly we t passage, ireight and a of .ot particulars apply to BOLLIDAY BROS, 101 Mt.Peter St\u2014 CHRONI pote Prime re Building 01 the Compass, 6 Heads re iiption-Daïig, $500 per se: EES fh : isermente-\u20141 pe.Pir agete Hae, firm BETWEEN QUERES AND STE.ANNE |, | Pullman for Springfield.On Sunda ristiony roue se Me Sub cubes que Co |.d nN TERGENTENARY TRAIN SERGE From Quotes (Palais Station) for Montreal Three Rivers, Els, Ar am.daily except Sunday._ Sundays tuctuded.pa « Senisys mew LOCALS POR THREE RIVERS, ETC.445 p.re.ally except Sunday.2 ts, sassy only.7 ™ DESIRABLE TRIPS \u2019 at can be made while in Fusbec and tou taws, Ste Soles in Conada.x TICKRT OFFICES.nf SE A GLC 2 CANADIAN PAGIFIC ATLANTIC STEAMSHIFS Lu necssenacame na ace $8.75 and $7.99 For tickets ather particulars apply te [Ia John t., Chatesu Frentensc or J.HONE.JR.Gen Rail and Stesmship Agency, P.& Stocking, Q.C Ry R G.H.State, G.T.Ry.ÇENADIAN NOR.QUEBEC QUEBEC&LAKE S\u201cIoHN Rys Tonnerre ME armed) ous and after July oth, 108, trains will rus af LEAVE QUEBEC.9.00 A.M.for At.Ra: 1d, Sunda; A 10.00 A.M.for Shawinigan Palla, &roditere and Montreal, daily except Sunday, 312.35 A.M.for LaTuque, Roberval and coutimi, daily except Sunday.(Lunch t Lake St.h Hoteli L £5 Toner Sitarday and! 1.45 P.M.for Lake nday ooly.stoP.M.for St.Raymond, daily encapti \\ 10.00 P.3 fox\u2019 Roberval and Chicoutimi, Sebel urday only.(Sleeping carattached.) : Special Train Serrioe in Connection with Taro! con'osary Celebrationrica aR ene Cricbrations following trait ses Daily Excezt Sunda Leave St.Raymond.oo Arrive Quebec.t Leave .Arrive e Bt.Je Leave Lake Bt.Joseph.Arrive teat) Leave Quebec., Arrive St, Raymou .These trains will stop termediate stati This special service will commence with the: 4-36 P.M.train from fm Quebec Monday, July oth: and Yih be contin up to and in ag Pri- : » July gsot, 1 nf the time this service is ras the trains due to leave Quebec daily exc Sunday LA 6.90 P.M.and returning le st = 519.30 PAC arriving 18 Queber at 11.40 P40 w3B: be discontinned.Tickets for sale at St.And: Stroet See: tion, P.S.Stpcking's office, Se Louis Street: at Chateau Prontenac and at City Ticket Ones of CE Re, CF Ar.and 1 I C Ry arior ag = be reserved at B.B.Erockings olin.| LE will not be received at abet 3.30 P.GUY TOMBS ; General Freight and Passenger Agent To LT ENTRAL SOLID TRAINS FOR NEW YORK, BOSTON and, PORTLAND.Teatne Leave Lovte.WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS \\ BOSTON AND NEW YORK CXPRTRY 8.00 For Beauce, Megantic.Sherbrooke, Porte a iand and Boston.Parlor Buffet Car to A.M.Portland daily except Sunday.NEW YORK LIMITED 3 0 For Sherbrooke, Springéeld and New, a York.Buffet Siceping Car to New Tori, M daily except Saturday.BOSTON and NEW YORK EXPRESS 3 30 Por Brauce, Megaatic, Sherbrooke, .ton and all polots South, daily except.P.M.Sunday.rongh Pullman Sleeping Car to Boston, connectivg at Sherbrooke witl Boston Pullmaz will be placed on New Yo: 3.00 p.m.making daily service.ACCOMMODATION 8.50 Por Sherhrooke and Intermediate tions, daily except Saturday.LL TRAINS ARRIVE AT LEVIS\u2014Boston Huw rancon: New York Limited: 1.wpm.hite Mountain Rxpress, g.12p.m.; Accom! dation 5.00 a.m.For further information and Pullman vation, apply to F.8.Stocking, 12 St.Louis St\" resenting Thos.Cook & fon, and all Oceanssa lhe tros Cansds and United States Temiscouata Railwa TIME TABLE Taking Effect June epth, reel.EXPRESS Leaves Riviere du Loup 7.95 Ar Riviere du Loup MIXED Lote Roanors, NB.sxeansy etre MIXED ee Riviere.du All Trains Daily seen coring BE Fes, .Bo doen resque Inie, i and Pot Riviere du Loup with sll Intereshs! 1 Ry.exprese trains.Fois ben pu hat undormat tocking, 3e General M.A te Riviere du Loup.\u20188.Lindsay, Grundyre rt THE ST.LAWRENCE Gamadin Notation CA, LL, DAILY SERVICE Between Quebec and Montreal BY STEAMERS «WHITE STAR\" Capt.Langtetad \u201cIMPERIAL\u201d Capt.Jean , gee Gn LENE ss Nard et à o.oo % wold pur, rer Mag LANDING Quebec : \u2014Choulnard Whart LOUIS LACOUTURE, Manager.Phone 3000 O0ee 5-11 Dalbonels Street, Gott rl . : i ; Ï À bk ' 7 ?w ja shildron under om dn rv ane re PA $ rematoing closed till Friday at ph CRM ECESS, TRE QUEBEC CHRONICLE Loven PES WEDNESDAY.JULÉ 9.1008.\u2026 \u201cDIXIE or ur.A Try For Cigars, You Can\u2019t Beat CAMILLO\u201d | You'll Say So Too If You One.All wosk executed by expert PHONE 3205 Pants, Fancy Vests.All the goods cleaned Silk Dresses, Fancy Lace, to look like new.A 309$-895 St.Valier PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Pavements and Sidewalks, in Concreta, Brick or Asphalt.J.A.Belanger & Cle., Mgr., 280 St.Joseph St, QUEBEC DYEING and CLEANING WE GUARANTEE ALL WORK.ibbons and all wearing apparel dyed MODERATE PRICES.\u2018 GLOVER'S DYEING and CLEANING WORKS.\"SIDEWALKS workingmen.PHONE 3205 St.Phone 1810 u-th-sat-zim