The Quebec chronicle, 19 novembre 1908, jeudi 19 novembre 1908

[" | - * , \\ - ©, eity, is han hospital hovering The Weather.Lower Lower Bt Lawreu and \u2018 Gulf: Pair with a little higher temperature, Th xT = Quebec Chronicle.| Temperatures.Maximum and Minimum Tempera tures\u2014Montroal, 18-24, Quebec, 8 ESTABLISHED t764 QUEBEO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1908 FATAL QUARREL BETWEEN BROTHERS.\u2018One Shot.Dend and the Other in a Dying Condition, Pittsburg, .Nov.16-Reuben Crown, uniil recently a follower of castern race tracks, les dead in the county morgus tonight, death resulting from @ bullet wound.Joseph Crown, his twother, a practising attorney in local sourts and well known about the be- Sween life and death, a bullet having penetrated his breast.Both shots, : 9 ML is alleged, were fired by Heuben Crown, following a guarrel | between the brothèrs over money matters.The brothers a number of years ago inherited an equity in a valuable piece of property in this city.Joseph applied himself to business and adopt: ed a profession.Reuben sought the pleasures of life and borrowed upon the property fryu time td time until three years ago, when, according to the deporition made by Joseph, in the hospial to-night, but little of his interest in the property remained, Joseph bought that interest, he sayw, and since then Reuben has boen meck- Ing loans for which he had no secur- Îty to offer until Joseph finoily re fused him further advances.Reutxn, it is seid, has been here since early in November, but where or how he lived, no one seems to know, Late to-day he appeared at Joseph's office in the Blakewell \u2018buildin~ and asked another loan.\u201d Other tenants heard Joseph refusp and order his brother to leave the office.Reuben left and soon returned, and, accordine to Joseph's deposition, said: \u201cI am bere to kill vou.\u201d He tried to lock the door and just as Joseph attanpt- æd to leave the room fired a shot into his breast.Joseph staugerred into the hall, where Reuben followed and fired a recond shot inflicting only a flesh wound.Another tenant took sare of Joseph.A moment later another shot was heard and upon investigation Reuben was found | pros trate on the floof of Joseph's office, a bullet having been fired into hia temple, Both men were sent to an Bospital where, Beaben died atin ours later.Joseph ix i an is the father of several children.A REMARKABLE WILL Philadelphia, Nov.18\u2014The- feeling entertained by the late George D.Wolf, of Sommerdale, a suburb of this city, toward Chas, W.Weneel, his son-in-law, was shown in the following paragraph in his will, which wax admitted to probate to-day: \u2018Fifty cents to be paid to my eon-in-law.Chas.W.Wenzel, a native of Huntingdon, Pa., to cnable him to buy a wood, stout rope with which to hang himself.\u201d The dfcedint lealt an c- tate valued at $10,500.A DISAPPOINTING BOUT Philadelphia, Nov.1\u2014\u201cParky\" Me- Farland, of Chicago, and \u201cTommy\u201d Murphy, of New York, fought six rounds before the National Athletic Club to-night.The bout was n di appointment, neither fighter showing to his best advantage.Both men repeatedly missed swings, but ad the close of the bout McFarland had a shade the better of the argument.Me- Farland drew first blond in the third round with a left hook to Murphy's nose, but the New Ydrker kept after hie man and at timer forced him to clinch, In the fifty round, when Murhy drove a hard right to McFar faa wind, the Chicaroan appeared to slow down a trifle, Neither fighter hore any evidence of the battle at the close.CHINESE CLAIM AN ISLAND Hone Kong, Nov.1S\u2014Later advices from Macao says that the Chinese continue to\u2019 insist that Portugal has prac tically made a renunciation of rove reignty and have raised the Chinese flag over the colony and are levying taxes.The authorities are preparing to resist the Poriuguese claim by force it neomsary, and are installing a wireloan telegraph system near the penfnaula.A report from Lisbon that the Portuguese Government has decided to mmd a number of warships to Macao i» not given crodence by the Chinese, whe claim that only the gunboat Patriatis coming.It is probable that the matter will be made n° aub- ject of con'errncen between the Chinese and Portuguese authoritien.The natives are raid to be ready for an o\u201ctbresk against the Porturuess and in their nttifpde they\u2018 aré bring sunported, it is declared, by the Chinese officials, | When the Japanens rtèar:5- Tatsu Maru wan weizec) rome monthe ago of Macao by the Chines Vicerov on the charge of conveying \u2018arms to the Chinese rebels, Portugal, In order to avoid the respongbility of fateævenine.claîmed the seizure - was made in Chinére waters.This.ne cording to the | Chinese Government, amounted to a remenciation of Poringal'e savereignty in Macao.WIL REQURE LONG PERIOD Before Parliamentary Government Can be Introduced with Beneficial Results in Germany.Dern.Nov.16-\u2014while the German mn as given his imperial ge to koid himself within close re tional bonds hereafter in matters con: cerniog affairs of state, calm obeervers recognize that the surrender of the Emperor leaves Germany far from popular government.The Emperor, it in pointed out, yielded to the most impressive demonstrationsof the people's will ever seen in Germany.but such an occasion can hardly prise once in a generationi when the minds of the wholo people are fixed with such unanimity upon a single demand, as in this case.The Reichstag, when the subject of the Emperors intervention jn national affairs came up for debaté.was un- ahle to agree upon the simple course of sandiv an address to the Emperor, settin~ forth the views of tte mem- hers of the Reichstag, who were one in their opposition to His Majesty's course, No action could be taken, because the Conservatives erefused to co-operate, on the pretext that - the \u2018Reichatag did not possess the right to address the crown.The Radicals and Socialists, however, intend to attempt to pass a resolution demanding an amendment to the constitution making tke nfinisters responsible to the Reichstag, but it is alre=dy certaid that this resolution will be rejected.The Conservatives will present a united front against all proposals of this kind.They have everything to pain and nothing to lose in the present system, in which they supply the * ministers of the crown by traditional right and fill all the valuable diplomatic, military and civil positions in the gift of the government.The Clerical party, while containing democratic elements, is too accustomed to the tradition of authority acting from above to permit it to accept a political transformation not in hare mony with that tradition.with Conservative ideals to admit! the expectation that iis representatives would agree to support an amendment shifting ministerial responsibility wholly to the Reichstagaia Jeaver only the Radicals and alists, possible assistance of the Poles, making together barely one-fourth the membership of the house, to support an out and out demand for parliamentary government.Tt is further pointed out that a lack of large unified parties unfita Germany for parliamentary government.Jt would be impossible, with the present multiplicity of parties in the Reichstag, to bring enough homogeneous clements together for the forming of a compact majority capshle of working together harmoniously for any length of time.Men best acauainted with the politic characteristics of German people say À will rennire à lon- period of prac.tiral schooling in politics before n par- liamentarv government can be introduced with beneficial results from the fatherland.VICTIMS OF SPEED MANIA Savannah, Ga.Nov.18\u2014Jos.Grinnon, a mechanician, lies at the point of death to-night from injuries re ceived when a Buick racing car driven iby Robt.Burman, ran into a tree nlonguide the automobile race courne \u2018to-day.Grinnon received severe in- jurien in the head, his left hip wan crushed and his left elbow and aix riba were broken.Burman wna not infured.Edgar Tillman, a small boy who was standing under the tree, barely escaped being struck by the machine.He was stunned by a fragment of the car, which was reduced to debris by the impact from the tree.The accident was caused hy the bursting of \u2018a tire, which caused Burman to lose control.Burman and Grinnon lad an accident on Monday.A WILL CASE Toronto, Nov.18\u2014Mr.Justice Latchford gave judgment this morning to the will of General Beaufort Henri Vidal, who died at Ottawa on March 21, 1908, leaving an estate the groms value of $8,394.98, which amount was reduced after the payment of debt to about $4,500.The widow claimed that by her marriage contract, made in 1892, macrimonial righte were re served to her in came sha survived her husband, while » daughter of = the decensed by a former marriage claimed the whole of the estate, an the marriage contract with the second wife specificially reserved a charge of $8.000 upon General Vidal's estate in favor of asid daughter.His Lordship dieminred the claim of the widow that she wax entitled to rank as if the de- crnsed had died intestate, mm to admit thin would be to smy that husbands would lowe the freedom to diminish by will the amount to which their widows would be entitled to in cane of intestacy.With regard to the daughter, the judge holds that she is only entitled to share equally with three other children born before their father's death.A child horn rince is declared entitled to nothing.LIQUEURS \u2014 ANISETTE, CREME DE ME = OF FRANCE NTHE, CURACAO-APRICOT BRANDY, KUMMEL, MABASCHINO, KIRSCH, ETC., BTC.» MARIE BRIZARD & ROGEF BORDEAUX.Co - Law, Younr & Co, FOUNDRD 17568 eo o « + Nou.wal The Liberal party is too permeated LIBERALS LOST HEAVILY IN PE, According to Late Returns Have Apparently Only a Majority of Two.\u2014 \"(Bpecial to Chronicle.} Charlottetown, P.E.l., Nov.18\u2014A4 11 o'clock to-night it looks as if the next Prince Edward Island Legislature would stand 16 to 14, as a result of the general elections which took place today.Among \u201cthe defeated candidates is Hon.S.E.Reid, Commission: er of Agriculture, who represented one of the districte in Prince County.Another prominent Liberal who met de- in Prinæ County is Captain Joseph Read.Hon.J.H.Coraminskèy, Commirsioner of Public Works, is elected in Huene County, but by a narrow majority.The standing of the parties may be affected by a few distant poils yet to be received and by the rerutineers in the case of close votes which rests in several dintricts.At this hour it seems to be 16 to 14, as follows: \u2014 Iib- Conser- Constituencies.eral.vatives.Kings.we 3 1 i Pri 4 6 9 1 Total.ev ies 16 14 must find a new The government Conymissioner of Agriculture in place of Hon.Mr.Reid.He will probably be found in John Richards, Prince County, who has a large majority.In the last house the parties stood 21 to 9.Open voting prevails in Prince Edward Island.atrd this is given a» a reason for the Opposition allowing Charlottetown to go by acclamation.The Opposition felt that, with open voting, the government officials would not dare to have it known that they voted for the Opposition cendi- date.Among the causes contributing to the changes in the island are the subsidies question, the Liberals in Parliament having voted down Ie furgey\u2019s amendment to give the island an increase similar to that granted to British Columbia.Another factor wan the high price of school books for which the government was held re wporwible.Prince County\u2019s Conservative gains are in large part attributed to Lefurgey\u2019s activity and in- fluence.+4 - » - ROYAL VISITORS London, Nov.18\u2014The King and Queen of Sweden, who are at present in England as the guests of King Edward at Windsor, paid a state visit jte London to-day and were entertained at luncheon in the Guild Hall by the Lord Mayor and the corporation of London.An address was presented ito the King of Sweden in a gold { casket.THE CASABLANCA AFFAIR Paris, Nov.18\u2014The Casablanca dispute between France and Germany is ! to be submitted to the arbitration of a commission of five members.Thin body will consist of N.Renault and Herr Kreige, respectively the French and German permanent delegates at the Hague tribunal, two members who have not yet been appointed, and a fifth selected by these four.JAPAN DEMONSTRATES Kobe, Japan, Nov.18\u2014The fightine fleet of Japan, comprising 110 vessels, exclusive of submarines, passed in review before the Emperor to-day.The weather was perfect and the occasion wan one long to be romembered.Not- | withatanding the recent plague ecarc the Emperor and his attendants arrive ed at Kobe as early as 9 o'clock this morning.On his way to the harbor front he drove through street crowded with several thousands and rendered.gorgenux by magnificant decoras tions in his honor, TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBITION Montreal, Nov.18\u2014The Montreal tuberculosis exhibition was opened this afternoon amidst every indication of a widespread interest in the work which it in planned to do in the way of awakoning interest in the fioht against the white plague.The exhibition was npéned by the Governor-General, who was escorted by Sir George Drummond and Prof.Adami.of MoGill, together with a number of Montreal's leading citizens, as well as physicians from Toronto, New York and other places.At the opening Sir George Drummond, President of the Anti-Tuberrulosis Lea: gue, stated that there were always at least five thousand rasea of tuber.culosia in Montreal, with an average death rate of a thousand a vear.The exhibition consiste of exhibits showing the ravages caused by the disease and methods by which to fight ite progress, and duriag the course of the eshibition a number of lectures will \" given by noted scientists.| Special efforts gre being made to interest school teachers and students in the affair, oo as to spread education on tuberculosis an far an possible.PAINFUL ACCIDENT.| Mr.P.W.Brown, q valued member of the mechanical ata of the Chronicle met with a painful accident - terday afternoon.While pr igg home from work he fell on the icy road at the corner of St.Patrick and d'Artigny streets, his head striking violently against the fre, He receive ed a nasty gash over one of his eyes.He was conveyed to Jeffery Hale's Honpital where three stitches had to be used to close the wound.Mr.Brown in likely to ba confined to the hous for n few dayr.Daren hy I ILE a {tching, bleedin, Hon.St testimonials SE a \u20ac can pit vied.re, at Co, Torente.» bore Li ou er fr fie | OR.OHASE'S OINTMENT.DEMONSTRATIONS STILL CONTINUE Residence of a Judge at St.Pierre- Miquelon Stoned by Paraders.Bt, , John\u2019s, Nfld., Nov.18.\u2014The agitation in St.Pierre, Miq., over the uention of fres schools continued to- ay, according to advices received tonight, but the crowds parodie the streets werw orderly.sy of the agitators talked loudly on uniting the colony with the United States, contending that such a Ptep would mean not only civil and religious liberty for the population, but would revive the fishing industry.Last night while the large number of the clerical eupporters were paradiug, the windows ol the government school house were broken by wtone throwers and there was a demowstration against Judge Siegfried, who imposed the fine upon the school teachers for keeping the schools open.J udge Siegined's residence was made the target for stones and when he appeared at the front of the house stomes were hurled at bim and he was hooted by the mob.Other officials received similde treatment.Fearing further disturbances the administrator enrolled a large stalf of officials to amsist the gendarmes available in preserving the peace.In mpite of these precautions the demonstrations procesded unchecked throughout the evening.About mih- night the administrator addressed tho agitators and their followers, urging them to remain quiet and abstain from any further demonstrations until word could be received from the min- inter of the colomies.This advice was accepted and the crowd dispersed for the night.reg er CLERGYMAN DEPOSED Kingston, Ont., Nov.18\u2014The Bishop of Ontario has formally deposed Rev.J.H.Nimmo, M.D., from the Ministry of the Church of England.for contracting a second marriage in New York State, while his wife was still living.He had a Dakotan divorce, WOMEN MAY VOTE IN AUSTRALIA Melbourne, Nov.18\u2014The Victoria Legislative Council has passed the bill empowering women to vole at slate elect,ons.This bill previously bad been rejected several times.The wo men throughout Australia have now won the right of suffrage in both Commonwealth and slate elections.THE TROUBLE AT ST.PIERRE St.Pierre, Miquelon, Nov.18\u2014De- spite the order of the court the teachers of the free clerical school kept tha doors of the school open to-day.The port master and attendants are at the Government Louse under arms, having been ordered there to protect the French flag and if necessary the person of the administration.The populace continues in a very excited state.ANOTHER BENNETT THEATRE IN PICTURES , Ont.,, Nov, 15.\u2014Demmett's Vaudeville Theatre is to close per manently on November 28, and the house will become a moving picture theatre.Jt is said that the theatre has not made a dollar since it was remodelled thro seasons ago.That year it lost $5000.Thus far this reason it has lost its owners an aver age of 8500 n wrek.The trouble has been that the price of \u201cacts\u201d has in.from 50 to 100 per cent.in the past three vearm, and the attendance, though considerably increased, was not large enough to make the house pay.| Loodon YORK COUNTY LOAN Toronto, Nov.18&\u2014The offer of $700,- 000 for the remaining York Loan property, made by the Assets Realization Company, of Chicago, has been refused by the National Trust Company, with the statement that nothing under a million would be considered.if the offer had been nocepted the York Loan matter would have been in position to settle finally in à very short time.The tocal liabilities of the York Loan Company were set at $3.250,000.Liabilities to stockholders were, when the orzanization collapeed, $2,136,774.96.The rval entate wan then valued at $870,900.78.Of this between $400.000 and $500,000 worth hes been sold.OTTAWA FATALITIES Ottawa.Nov.18\u2014One man killed and another severely injured wap {he result of a run-off of a G.T.R.freight train which occurred shortly after rx o'clock to-night.The train was juat going over the switch entering the Elgin street yards of the G.T.Rwhen it is thought a defective frog caused the engine and nine care to run of.Fireman Davie of Madawaske was killed, and Brakeman Dea of Montreal wan severely injured.Mr.John Parent, aged 70 years, a 4 mill handi residing at #48 Champlain street, Hull, wan rin over and killed by n C.P.R.engine yesterday after noon about 3 p.m.on junction line between Ottawa and Hull, about a mile north of the latter place.OCEAN ARRIVALS, Npvember 18.\u2014 84 Devonia.at Boston.from Livers pool.RS Lucania, at Queenstown, from New York.88 Lawentian, at Glasgow, {from Boston.88 Merion, at Liverpool, from Philadelphie.1 SS Monmouth.at liverpool, from Montreal.83 Bostonien, at Manchester, from Bostonss Nai tic, at Plymouth, from New York, B88 Cretic, »4 Gibraltar.from New York, | ae $8 75 For 85.00 VERY purchaser of a pair of \u2018\u2018Sta-Zon'\u2019 Eyeglasses this week will be pre sented with a Handsome Eyeglass Chain FREE.Regular ITH the aid of a Customer's Deposit Ac count, you may get through with your Christmas Shopping without the slightest inconvenience.Make a deposit, have all your purchases charged and get FIVE PER CENT interest on your daily balances.price of \u201c\u2018Sta-Zon\u2019\u2019 Glasses 87.00, price of chain $1.75, 40.00 RETAIL DIVISION 1687-17388.Joseph Stroot, QUEBEC total 88.75.Specs! lor this weok.\u2026.Hurrah for Santa Claus! He Is Now on His Way to Quebec ERE is an important message just H received by wireless from Dear Old Santa Claus in his castle at the North Pole.He says he is now\u2019 all ready to start for Quebec, and as the message wan sent last night he must be on bis way by this time, North Pole, November 17th, 1908.To The Paquet Co., Limited, Quebec.I am leaving for Quebec to-night.I hope you have everything in apple pie order for me.I sent you another big load of toys and dolls yesterday.That isall I have left except n few extra special things which I am taking with me.Tell ail the little girls and boys that I will soon arrive in Quebec.I am taking my airship, and if nothing happens 1 should have a speedy trip.Tell the children that I have some \u2018more big surprises for them.I am going to give them Preity Souvenirs if they visit me with a parent ora guardian, I will tell you all about it after I get there.I will send you a m e every day from now until my arrival in Quebec, and you can see from my messages how I am getting along, oping to see you all soon again, Iam Your old friend, SANTA'CLAUS, Well, it's a great satisfaction to know that Dear Oid Santa Claus is on the way, He'll tell us in his own way, and at bis own time, just wien we may expect to see him.Meanwhile, come to the store and see what he has rent us from his castle at the North Pole.Bring Paps and Mamma with you, for there are special bargains all over the store that will interest them.: Men\u2019s Fine Ordered Tailoring $16.00 to $20.00 Ulsters to Order For $12.95 HE skill of our Expert Cutter is famous throughout T Eastern Canada, and when an offer such as this is made it will mean a tremendous rush of orders from pear and far, Those who get in first will get the quickest delivery.Don't put off one minute longer than is necessary.You may bave a Handsome Winter Ulster, made to order, from an absolutely pure long wool Overcoating, heavy winter weight, your choice of the newest and most fashionable mixtures, linings and trimmings of excellent quality, at the lowest price ever offered in Quebec for 4 coat of this kind.The material alone is worth more than the price asked, and our regular prices range from $16.00 to 820.00, according to the material you may select.Absolute satisfaction or money refunded.SPECIAL for à few days Onlÿ.sos000s005 000 cececcm ca uces san ana c0 000000 312.95 Costumes, Coats and Skirts Made to Your ) Measure for the Bare Price of the Materials A OR one week only, ending Saturday night, you may have your 1 choice of our New Twewd Suitings, 42 inches wide, absolutel < pure wool, choicest markings and colorings for the Fall and, .Winter 1908, made to your y;der, without extra charge.The only Ÿ cost will be from 85c to 90c à yard, for the material alona, and we / | À | b guarantee that you cannot match this quality at our prices any- , where else in Quebec.We guarantee the fit and workmanship, and if you are not absolutely satisfied your money.will be refunded.Remember this remarkable offer is for ONE WEEK ONLY, | } ending Saturday night, November 21st.y K Qu What This Means Black Skirts | ; SKIRTS, which cannot be diti H matched ander $10.00 In addition to the fancy tweeds matched ander 31000 QE 5 COSTUMES, which cannot be matched under $23.00 12 50 na to order for.COATS, which cannot be matched undor 816.00 Posy; order on Wom $0.15 Imported Millinery Clearing at Half Price $7.00 to $30.00 Values for $3.50 to $15.00 OUR choice of our entire stock of Exquisite Fariman and Y American Millinery at exactly hail our regular prices which we guarantee to be the lowest in Quebec for equal uality.These dainty models are in velvet, felt and silk, all the leading shades, also black and white.The trimmings are in plumes, elogaut wings, ospreys and feather bandeaux.We have marked them at the lowest prices ever known in Quebec for genuine imported Pattern Hats.These remarkably low rices are now cut in two, and you are offered the greatest Millinery in you have ever known.Our = 1500 described above, we will make Skirts from a fine quality Black Panama Cloth, Satin de Laine, Rosetta, or Cordovs, regularly worth $10.00, at the $5 1?Sneujal Price of, ., CTRL I are from $7.00 to $30.00.Your choice for from 00 4 S3.BÜtO.2.000cccacon cou nacencensons sou vence Maltese Lace Filet Insertion Embroidered Lisse Black Maltewe Lace extra gra ; Black Files Lace Inmersion, 2a White Er Line pis ity 3 Bo.1,36 ide, ular con », quinite ity.ri TR tay Hale Prices, and 8125 à vi.Prefloliday 91.15 and 82.75 à yo.Pre-Holida BBc.@Béduniee voecos vovvre seen @8C Sale Prices, 2e.and.\u2026 85e Sale Prices, 90c.and.\u2026\u2026.$1.2 Pillow Cages Striped Ticking Fancy Flannelette Bleached Cotton Pillow Cases, 78 piscen\u2014Fancy Fisnndette, 27 ; 300 yda.only\u2014Striped Ticking, vide, lar bites 190 : , 2inoh tai : inchea wide, regular vi * Eni Sale Price.a0 inches wide, sateen finish.Fey.| and le.n yd, Pre-Holiday Sale wach.9e price Fc.à yd.Hale Price.18¢ Price rv pe oly mee pe THE QUEBEC OHRONIOLE \u2014_ THÜRSDAT.NOVEMBER 10, 908, Destroys LATEST NOVELTIES JUST RECEIVED FROM London and Paris.The Quebeg Chronicle QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 19, 1908.etme ere \u2014 A CHALLENGEA communication appeared lately in the Montreal Star, which has for some time part evinced an almost agonizing desire for political purity, and the carrying out of the ideals of Sir Galabad Laurier and Sir Lancelot Graham, which was signed \u201cEx- M.P., and which obcrged that both political parties let railway subsidies pase without discussion, and that both got a rake-of for election purposes from the beneficiaries.lt was la very charming letter, of a high moral tone, and quite impartial, suggesting ! the idea that the one party was as deep in the mud as the other was in the mire, and the logical conclusion that, of course, follows that it would be advisable to discard both, or, at j any rate, to take that which wes , more in conformity with the heavenly .bodies; but Mr.R.L.Borden is not !satistied with this view, and has l denied, pointdlank, that, so far as the Opposition is concerned, it profited by the railway subsidies voted by Pare linment.He bas expressed bimsell as follows: \u2014 \u201cRailway subsidies during the past eight years have been brought down \"in the concluding hours of the session end under such conditions as prevented a full discussion.In the session of 1968 they were brought down seven and a hall months after the opening of parliament and only five days before prorogation.The Opposition strongly protested against the lateness of the date and the meagreness of the information afforded by the Government.| The Star correspondent, who is evidently a Liberal, may spesk with authority for his own party.His | assertion that the Opposition was col- !lusively silent, or that it profited, or expected to profit, in any wav from railway subsidies, is wn utter falsehood.If he ir nincere in his statement \u2018let him disclose his identity and I will undertake to hawe him summoned as a witnees before the Public Ac i counts Committee as soon ns Parlinment opens, in order that he may give i on oath all the information in his pos- seswion.\u201d The accusation brought by an \u201cEx- M.P.,\u201d in the columns of the Star is one of graft\u2014grait by the Liberal Government, and graft by the Conservative Opporition, and this has now been denied by its leader in behall of the latter.Tt remains for the Govemment to decide whether it will rest quietly under the imputation om itasl{.Novelties in Millinery, Novelties in Jackets, Novelties in Dress Goods, Novelties in Trimmings New Lace and Sequin Dresses, New Allovers and Insertions to Match, New Neckwear, Jabots, Ties and Scarfs New Feather Boas, Umbrellas and Gloves, New Kid Gloves in all 1angths.TAILORING Latest Novelties in Suitings, Latest Novelties in Overcoatings, Noveltiez in Vestings, Ties, Gloves, ete.CARPETS New Designs in Best Carpets New Designs in Oilcioth and Linoleuns, New Portieres and Lacs Curtains, New Furniture Coverings, and Table Covers.All Best Quality at Low Prices.5 PER CENT OFF FOR CASH, GLOVER, FRY & CO.3, Saag re TT THE CRISIS IN CHINA, The deaths of the Emperor and Dowager Empress of China, occurring so unexpectedly, and within such a short distance of each other.bring that country into the centre of the world's gase.Little attention would \u2018have been attached to the demise of the former, but that of the latter ; which took place a few hours later is \u201clikely to lead to decisive consequences.In legal theorv.Kuang Han had been the head of the state for thirty years, jbut the real ruler for that period, and for many years previous.was Tsi An.The orders and the proclamations were issued in his name, but it was the Dowager Empress that wrote them.it | wan she who selected the agents who enforced them, and it was she who / dictated the time and manner of their enforcement.The smallest official in the municipal government of Pekin or | Shanghai had more actual power than \u2018this man who for thirty years was the I nominal ruler of four hundred millions ol people, and though from time to | time during the last twmty veste .vaque storica bave reached the out \u2018aide wnrld that he was about to ss- \u201csert himself, and there were ocrasion- Ally nome indications that he was attempting to do mo, these signe quickly mibrided.Whether it wes selfish ambition, as pome say, or a knowledge UMBRELLAS New Styles.Autumn 1908 JUST ARRIVED.Prices From $3.to $20.erin lA ERE ee tens GS ness .of the titular monarch, and of her own capability that induced the deceased Empress to ro utterly end | completely expunge him is difficult to say, but the fact remmins, and the | mystery regarding the way in which _she contrived to do it makes him al- mort as eluxive à figure as the Man lin the Jron Mask.The death of the Emperor is, therefore, of little moment, but that of the Empress-Dowager moy be fraught (with weighty consequences, and the I nations of the Old World are pussled and hesitating.It has had the reme effect as that of the venerable mon.(arch of Auetro-Hungerv is likely to have when Ît oceurs, and raises rpecu- \u2018lations as to the possible diemember- I ment of an ancient empire.Buf, aride | altogether from any denger, or im- | agined danger, of thd collapse of China on account of the deaths which or \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | CASTORIA ! For Infants snd Children, ™ The Kind You Have Always Donght Bears the | Signatare of We hav3 also a very superior selection of Umbrilla Haadles in Sterling Silver and Ename', which we mount to oraer on Black, Brown, Blue or Gresn Umbrellas to suit the requirements ef our customers, 6, SEIFERT & SONS, IMPORTERS, 18 Fabrique Strast, Q13533 : Does not Color the Ha AYER\u2019S HAIR VIGOR \"of the moral and intellectual wenk-Y Dandruff have just occurred im the imperial palace, the world will be enzious to learn if | apy chongp: in\u2019 the Chigess policy will take place pe a reswit of the removal of the vigorous heed which has directed the skip of state for nearly two generations, \u201cWhy do you weep?\u201d asked Louis XIV.of his courtiers who gathered round his death bed.\u201cDid you think I would live for ever?\u201d There was much ex- cuss for this sort of feeling among the persons who noted the passing away of the remarkable woman who has just died in Pekin.Although the list of Chineso emperors, since 1888, contains several names, she was the no- tual governing head throughout all this time.Without any claim on the throne, beyond that which genius, daring and power of will won for her, she hav ruled the largest and oldest of all the world\u2019s eupires from à time las far bask as the memory of the .| rere man runs.She saw the throne of every great nation in Europe + | except that of the venerable Emperor | lof Austro-Mungery vacated during the | | daye covered by her sway, and some | of them were vacated several times.The Empire of Germany, the Republic of France, the Kkngdom of Italy were nndreamed of when she began her career, and she saw Japan emerge from her medieval isolation and become one of the modem powers.Absolution, which held eway in Russia, Turkey, Persia, and other countries, when she entered power, has abdicated everywhere except in Morocco and her own countrv, and as she lay dying the wave of democracy was lapping at the borders of her own dominions.An age which bas seen the entire world transformed has seen few more marvelous things than this former slave who has for fifty vears given the law to the oldest and largest empire of the world, moved princes like puppets, and east her hypnotic spell over a quarter of the people of the globe.THE BRITISH NAVY.The naval policy proclaimed by Premier Asquith, in Parliament, should convince Germany and all other would-be rivals of Great Britain of the fulility of their undertakings.The determination of the British Government to keep its naval strength on a par with that of any other two powers combined has long been under stood, but now the Premier not only goes a step farther but he reduces his policy to a mathematical formula.He states, in substance, that it is the intention of the Government to develop the pavy to the two-glandard power, plus, ten per cant.Not ouly will its lighting ships double the number acquired by any rival, but there will be, in addition, a ten per cent.safety margin.He also threw out the hint that six or seven more Dreadnoughts of an improved type are soom to be built.Even more signilicant than this is the fact that this colossal programme of navel expansion was greeted with cheers from members of all parties.It is impossible to imagine any other important government measure that could have been thus foreshadowed without provoking some kind of challenge or oriticiom from the Opposition, Since the time of the Tudors the tradition of English attachment to the navy, and of English enterprise and | Prodigality in providing for naval nd- vancement has been unbroken, and its influence, traceable to both sentiment and self-interest is apparently stronger today than ever.This policy is not a mere patriotic dream, but a formidable reality.England has the money and all the facilities for making good her promise, and, what is of more importance, she has popular opinion rnamimously and enthusiastically behind her.Lovers of peace may deplore this etimulated interest of the British Government in naval construction, vet it may work for peace in reminding other powers of the folly of competing with Britain's | naval strength, and, to that extent, serve to rostrict within reasonsble limits their ambitious naval projects.\u201cTHE PLAY'S THE THING.\u201d The regular theatrical season has fully sot in, and we may take the opportunity for suggesting to the management of the Auditorium that nome- thing more is expected from it than the continual display of \u201cmoving pictures,\u201d however profitable it may be from a pecuniary point of view.We bave nothing to say against these, per se; they ste well got up, admirably managed, within the reach of all, and very popular, but, we submit that a large and handeome building like the Auditorium was not erected with a view to the exclusive display of: such] exhibitions, and that the citissne have a right to expect from the mansge- ment something higher and better.The present theatrical situation in this city is not one that does credit to our taste, or is likely to redound to our advantage.We have winter visitors as well ne summer ones, and the theatre forms, or should form, one of our principal attractions to these, at all events, no inconsiderable factor in their enjoyment.It is easy to uva- œusloned as they ase to the soenie at tractions of | othet cities, on finding thes their only resource here is an bour\u2019s view of \u201cmoving pictures,\u201d the modern sucoresors of the panoramas and pesp shows of an earlier ange.Tt% are very good in their way, and in their proper time and place, but the Auditorium was built for better things, and should give them to us, and to our visitors.We are quite capable ot apprecisting them.DEATH OF THE REV.F.J.BOYLE, At St, Malachie there passed aw: ou Monday, November 16th, ome\u2019 o the oldest clergymen in the Anglican Communion in the Province of Quebec, the Rev.F.J.Boyle, who having becn nearly sixty years in Holy Orders, died peacefully in the old parsonage at Frampton East where he lived after his retirement from active work ten years ago, among the people to whom he bad previously miniater- od for twenty-nine years.Mr.Boyle, during the whole course of his ministry, held but two cures, namely, the |\u2019 Magdakn Islands, and Frampton, His memory still lives in the Islands, where he was the first resident clergyman of any Communion ex the Roman Catholic, and where built churches and parsonage, ministered with great faithfulness to the spiritual needs of the people and, owing to his remarkable surgical skill, was the physician and surgeon to most of the\u2019 inhabitants.In early life Mr.Boyle married Miss Arnold, daughter of the Rev.William Arnold.By this marriage he five daughters, of whom three survive their father, Mrs.Anderson, of Ottawa, Mrs.LeMoine, of the same place, and Mrs.Crawford, of Montreal.Alter his wife's death, Mr.Boyle was moved to Frampton, and in this place he married Miss M.A.Ross, who survives him.B: this marriage there were nine children, of whom five rons and three dauchters are living, Mr.Arthur Boyle, manager of ike Arthabaska Water and Power Company ; Nr.Percy Boyle, of Trinity College School, Port Hope ; the remaining threo the Pacific Coast.Of the three surviving daughters, Misa Eveline Royle resides in Victoriaville; Mrs.J.H.Doak, wife ol the manager of the Eastern Townships Bank at Magog: Miss Olive Boyle, of Carlton School, Ottawa.Together with hix wife and children, Mr.Boyle has left to mourn for him a large circle of friends, which his warm heart and kindly, cheerful disposition had made on all PILES Quickly Cured In:tant Rellef, Permanent Cvre\u2014 Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapxr.- We want every man and Woman auf- fering from tha excruciatibg lortiire piles to just send their name and »d- dress to us and get by réturn mail free trial package of the most or fective and positive cure ever known for this disease.Pyramid Pile Cure.The way to prove what this great remedy will do in your own case, is to just fill out free coupon and send to ue and you will get by return mail a free trial treatment of Pyramid Pile Cure.Then after you have proven to yourself what i can do, Pi will go to the druggist and get a cent box: Don't undergo an operation.Operalead to terrible consequences.Pyramid Pile Cure reduces all inflammation, makes congestion, irritation, stching, sores and ulcers di and the piles simply quit.For sale at all drug stores at 50 omnis a box.FREER PACKAGE COUPON Fill out the blank lines below with your name and address, cut out cou and mail to the PYRANID DRUG COMPANY, 154 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Mich.A trial age of the great Pyramid Pile Cure will then be - sent you at once by mail, FREE, in plain wraper.City and State.\u2026 THFO HAMEL'S CLOSING LETTER.New York, Nov.18-\u2014The market was i lar with rt under | Yeadershiy of Bartha Focifie, and active bullish manipulation of St.Paul, but developed a decided reactionary tendency later when it was announced that J.D.Bookfeller has taken the witness stand in the govern: ment suit for dissolution of the Stardard Oil Co.It has been claimed that his testimony would very probably be favorable market wise but the sen- sative of list to adverse poseibilities, | shown earlier in the week hy the break in sugar in oommection with the government suits againm the corpors- tion was not ow .Commission house interest, as a8 whole, however, do not seem to ba over loaded and many of the stocks taken by outeide buyers bave been either tought outright or are carried hy interior banke- London bought and sold, disposing of about 5,060 shares on balance.Copper métal was easier toward the close in.Favorable reports continue to come from the copper, steel! rail and pig iron industriel.Pittsburg Bank cleari are showing influence of the revival in business.The news that Eastern Trunk and other lines expect to advance freight rates only 3 per cent.instead of 0 por ent, was an tors of interest.There is to be no lerge St.Paul bond iswue.Locat banks are preparing to fisance various corporation and municipal loans now being bronght out and the Russien Joan is said (0 be slated for early am nouncement.The strong underlying fagtors In favor of the market remain urfmpaired, despite technical condi tions making for temporary irregular.London- MADE IN CANADA MAGIC BAKING POWDER Makes Your EXPENSES Light Makiss Your BISCUITS Light Makes Your CAKES Light Makes Your BUNS Light Mabos Your LABOR Light Yos winnet possibly h .à better Eicon tan\u201d EPPS\u2019 A deticions drink and à sustainin food.Fragrant, naotritions an economical, This excellent Cocoa malntains tbe system im robust bealth, and emebles it to resist winter's extreme cold.COCOA Sold by Gro d St 0 3 amd ot Tiere S.J.Shaw & Go.13 ST.Jorn STRERP Cor.Momalais Mil | zcd Keire Dame Streshs Winchester, Savage and Marlin RIFLES.Single and Double Barrel - SHOT GUNS.Winchester and Remington Re- Jpeating SHOT GUNS, Smith & Wesson, Hopkins & Allen.Iver Johnson REVOLVERS.Colts & Browning Automatic - PISTOLS.Cartri \u201coaded Shelis, Gun Tents, Cannes and Camp Out- : fits.- mp'ements, etc.Alarge assortment of Hanting Coats, Pants, Blankets, Hunting Boots, Rubber Sheets, Dunnage Bags and all Hunters and Camping Supplies.-PUBRE- APPLE CIDER FROM THIS SEASON'S FRUIT, Now Ready and the Finest so far Received.Pints - 75c.per doz Quarts $1.10 « C.J.O'REGAN, DISTRIBUTOR Phone 696 Cuahan nov,16x6 WITT | FAMILY USE Wn.FLOUR, GRAIN & HAY / 108 DALHOUSIE STREKT il RIL LL LE A UA S MEN AND WOMEN.Tes Pig @ fyr unsnteral Qlacharges (nfiatrma tio irritations or uloerat Mucous Membranas, inless, au! not astritse gent of poisonous.Sold by vont in plais ity.Total sales, 1,161,400 shares.derviand their disappointment, en a \u201c , , % low 118 pue, 134 ' .v 4 ®» Sern HARDWARE CO.St.Peter Streer, Lower Town RIFLES milober and Midusetr eee, GUNS, ° REVOLVERS, CHINIC Branch, Fabrique St, Upper Tewa,, ctemme A .1 Of Single and Double Barrel, Ful TITAN ç.\u2018 * À f \u201c per.: CARTRIDGES, LOADED SHELLS, : { GUN IMPLEMENTS.COMPLETE CAMPING OUTFITS ! Canoes, Paddles, i |.RENE CR Re Ina ea: Joseph Rodgers & Sons\u2019 Cutlery Kitchen Utensils.! General and Heavy Hardware \u2018 \u2014 etre rare remets FOUR LARGE FIRMS.The subscriber who is the tative in this city of four manufacturing firme, je Deminion Bridge Ce, Lis.Canadian iren & Foundry Ce., Lag.The James Robsrtesn Co., Ltd, e Magnesite M'f'g & Tradl London, England.\u201d \"da, \u2014 ALSO \u2014 polite orders for all descriptions of Bricks, Metals, Imported Cement, Stes] Lathe, be, J.de S.BOSSE MANUPACTUREAS® AGENT, 111 MOUNTAIN HILL PHONE No.3083 QUEBEC.| Quebec's Popular Hostoky, | rates, centrally situated, = | * KNITTED \u201c Goops OF ALL Our swok of these goods is now well assorted in all sorta and sizes including Tuques, Sashes Mitts, Golf Jerseys.Clouds, Skirts, Underwear.Tights.WOOL SASHES in all the populae colors at 40c., 45e, 75e.Pol WOOL TUQUES in a great\u201dvariety in plain and fancy knitting\u201d 30c., 6bc.48¢c., 48¢c., Bbc.WOOL MITTS in scarlet, cardinal, vavy, black and white at Mo, 27e.e., %0., 3Be., 38c.GOLF JERSEYS in navy, cardinal, white and black, at $188, 9.28, 82.65, 92.98.WOOL, SKIRTS in plain colors and fancy stripes at $1.10, $1.40, $1.94, 2.25, $2.88.y BLACK TIGHTS lor ladies\u2019 at 81.45, $1.48, 91.50, 81.75, $1.80, ROYS\u2019 WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW- ERB in all the different sizes at 88c., Bkc.68c., The, 80c., 8%., 99.WOOL _UNDERVESTS for ladies\u2019, white and natural at 88c, 60e., 82c., RS.$1.10, S118, $125, 8140, $1.65.WOOT, DRAWFRS for ladies\u2019, white and natural, at 88c., 60, 8Re., st.10, $1.18, 81.28, $1.40, or NIGHT DRESSES in flannel lafies\u2019, in white.pink and at 050, \u201881.10, $1.35, 81,56, 814 .\"le, $2.25.A lot of Scotch Wool Undervesta d binations in odd sizes ° fabien: and children at Half Price | \u2014 SIMONS & MINGUY 20Fabrique Strost Telephone 383 Quebes.Best Quality and Artistieally Finished.Jallied Meats, Terk: and all other bobbi oh + ry form @ ond delaty welding breakfast.Our los Cream Sodas are dotictous, try où.R J.WINFIELD, Caterer and Gonfsotionsr Phone 170 ~126 St.Jobn 3L pre * Wedding Cakes KINDS - \\ d F » THURSDAY, NOVEMB feavy English Kersey Ulstering Heavy I Frieze Ulsteringdeavy Barris Tweed Ulstering.Jght Warm Vecuna Ulsteringwith ES ER 19, 1908.rey ¢ ENGLISH IMPORTS Stylish Scotch Tweed Ulstering.| Heavy English Fancy Vests.Wool Combination Undersults.Heavy Scotoh Sweaters.Merchant Tailor and Haberdasher SNAP YOUR FINGERS -IN' WINTER'S FACE When you are protected by such warm Underwear as you will Warm English Knitted Vests.English Oxford Shirts $1.00 \"1 have secured the servic of Mr.Thienel, à First\u2019 Class English Cutter, smart and intelligent knowledge of talloring: Onb try-on oniy, is ail that is JAS.H.MULLI N 48 Fabrique St.* Natural Wool d in our stock of Wolsey's, Tarnbull's, Pen-Angle and many others.Coat Sweaters, Knitted Vests, Smoking Coats and Blazers, Dressing Gowns, Flannel Shirts, Russian Caps and Sashes, Socks, Etc., Etc.Ete.Heavy Hand Knitted Gloves 80 and 75 cents.| GASPARD HUOT, 106 ST.JOHN STREET PHONE 1664 HUIEL VICTORIA Breadway, Fifth Avenue aud 27th St., NEW YORK.Rooms si.50 PumorEan PLAN.ii an FIREPROOF.day and upward.GEORGE W.SWEENEY, Prosmicvon.: Angus Gordon, Manager, Late of King Edward Hetet, Terento' Canada june 17x1 a.w.wed.x52 1 BUADE The subscriber now invites the and commodious place of business.NEW TAILORING ano HABERDASHERY BUSINESS STREET (Adjoining Chronicle Office) publ.c to pay a visit to his new .will find a nice line of gents furnishings.All pew goods and latest styles.My stock of clothe for suitings is also completo \u2018of the very bust quality and latest patterns.Cut, style and finish arc leading lcatures.Orders promptly apd carefully attended to and MERCHANT TAILOR \u2018T.LAFRA NC E, and HABERDASHER Let the Light Shine Through It.Tt is not only beauty of surfacs that charms you in a sheet of Eaton, Crane & Pike paper.Its beauty estes it through and through.t has the air of quality.Hold it the light, and note the purity of loz, which here the best materials and purest ters are used \u2014that's i is ways spoken of as \u2018Made in rkehire.\u2019\u2019 MOORE'S 148 ST.JOHN STREET, QUEBEC.can only be obtained .i LE le what is dows daily, either because bis \u201cmeat quality has (alle down eee ve Ce JL FTRAT-CLASS MEAT MARKET offers daily Best, tender Steaks apd Chope, Lamb, Oore-Fwul Por Hams Baona expertly vended and delivered in prime tion from our ice-chestg | est prices.Give ns a JUST RECEIVED.Fresh Creamery Mutter.80s.à Ib Fresh Engu\u2026\u2026.woes ere 388.à des A.DOMBROWSKL, Champlain Market, _ NOTICE lotion io bareby gives that applion- un will be it the slature of the Province of Quebea at Îte next Beasions for an Act to ratify end com firm a deed of sale between the heirs of the Estate of the late L.T.Mao 'pherson and Alex.Moore et al belore \u2018Campbell, N.P., 1ith July, 1908, Rysber, With October, 1908.CHARLES M.HOLT, | Solicitor for Applirenteettor for Applies) NEPTUNE INN QUICK LUNCH Steaks, Cutlets, Bandwiches, B Chicken \u2018and Boas! Beet, Club Gmelete, Bom Ba Ples, Muiton, &e., Bovril, Tea, eo and Oiocolate.A visit ls solicited and satisia: tion guar antoed, SPECIALTY Saaderson\u2019s Scotch Whisk Wines, alse Coutts O13 Fort Wines, basen: tellado, Sherriee, Olorces Dry, » Frome & Co.'s 66 Mune Mass Ale on Draught.EUROPE, BERMUDA, JAMAICA, WEST INDIES your Now is the time to plan for Winter trip to Summer Climes.Try one of our complete- Mediterranean Cruises.Plans, sailings and rates of all lines always on band.COOK'S TOURS TO ALL PARTS.Inquiries solicited and attended - to promptly.F.S.STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET Gen'l R.R.and 8.8.Agent Pa} a y £5 a NARS ORNL ONLY THE PARKIN ELEVATOR CO, Liniod, Hezpaer, Gate.J.T.LAVALLE, freer MANUFACTURERS OF \u201cIdeal\u2019 Passenger and Freight Elevators.Hydraulic or Electrie Hoists, Frade utomatle Fireproof Doors.Fire Escapes.Ornamental Iron Work Grey Iron Castings, and all Elevator Appliances Supplies, &e.ESTIMATES FURNISHED OM APPLICATION.AMOS J.COLSTON, AGENT.QUEBEC, For Three Rivers and Quebes, MATHIE ELLIS Co.LIMITRD 180 ST.PAUL STRERT FULL SUPPLIES OF Carr Fire Bricks.| Bricks, Fire Clay Flower Vases.\u2018American Anthracite Coal, Georges Creek Smith Coal, A VISIT SOLICITED, TELEPHONE 869 ASK ME i597, 74%, REALHST.?F FOR CASH £81 3% Éonkow MONEY ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, ido more for my sheet than th:; Alex.\u2018Hardy Real Estate Broker.Hochelaga Bank Bldg., Queb PEONE 94 © 00% sept.bxtu- h-sat.x8 -\u2014\u2014 - \u2014\u2014 P, 0: Box 13 Residence Tel 1124 ANOS J.COLSTON, Rick ar Let Boot re re 35 A RAT ODER SOLUCE, + \\ -« THE QUEBEC OHRONIOLK da\" ID ILND MS pa ) | ALLAN LINE.Steamer Numidian, Captain Moar, from Glasgow, with 74 second and 70 third-class passengers, besides a yen- eral cargo, arrived in port at 230 pm.yesterday and moored at the Breakwater.She és the lasi passenger steamer to arrive here from Eu rape this season.After landing passengers, she proceeded to the Company\u2019s wharf, discharged Quebeo cargo and left for Montreal last night.When the Numidian arrived in port she was pretty well coated with ice.She experienced atrong hepd winds and high seas throughout the passage.C.P.R.LINER.M.S.Empress of Britain, Capiain Murray, from Liverpool for Halifax, was 185 miles cant-of Cape Sable nt 6.43 p.m.yesterday.Due in Halifax this afternoon.\u2014\u2014 DOMINION LINE.Steamer Turcoman, Captain Jones, arrived from Montreal yesterviny morning and proceeded for Bristol.NORTE SHORE LINE.Steamer Arapmore, Captain Hearnleft port at 6 a.m.yesterday for North Shore ports with passengers, mails and a large general cargo.SAILORS\u2019 HOSPITAL.London, November 18\u2014New flooring has been laid down in the rehuilt wards nf the Drendnouelt Fospitalfor seamen ai Greenwich.The ma- terinl wae spread over the old bourd flooring in an almost liquid state, and after a few hours, was almost as hard as stone, The new \u201cflooring\u201d resembled a fine grained.dark red soapstone, Tt is absolutely waterproof, without cracks, and will not absorb moisture.The smooth-imper- meable surface and the rounded corners, made hy heaping up the cement-like substance at the points where the walle and floor meet, are hygienic advaniages over the ordinary board flooring, with its cracks and right-angled corners for the collecting of giurm-carrying dust.STEANER MILWAUKEE DAMAGED.London, Nov.18\u2014Steamer Milwau- (kee.hence lor New Otléane, has bern demaged by collision wad docked at Tilbury.MARCONIGRANS.Baltic.Liverpool and Queenstown New York, in wireless communication\u2019 with the Marconi station here w 1.260 miles east of Randy Hook at 2.30 pm.Nock 2.30 p.m.Saturday.Steamer La Trovence, Havre for New York, in wireless communication with the Marconi station at £13 a.m.Distance not given.Steamer Tunisian, Liverpool for St.John.N.B., in wireless communication with the Marconi station here when 160) miles east at 9 a.m.NOTES, Steamers Fornebo and Borgestad, arrived {rom Montreal last night and proceeded for Sydney.Steamer Russell Sage.Captain Ruxacil, from the United States, with coal, arrived here on Tuesday night and moored at the Breakwater, Steamer Glengarry, Captain St.Denis, from Kingston, with a cargo of grain, arrived here yesterday and moored in tha Louise Dock.Steamer Rhoda.which was running in the place of the ('.G.8.Champlain on the ferry between Riviere Ouelle and Murray Bay, broke one of her wheels on Tuesday and came up tn Quebec.She in replaced on the route hetween Murray Bay and Rivierw Ouelle by ibe C.G.8, Princess.Claire Fontaine.Cape Race, Nfd., Nov.nr Stengeror ee a PORT OF \u2018QUFBEO, Arrived November 18.88 Numidian, Moar, Glasgow, Allans Ree & Co., passengers and general cargo.58 Russell Sage, Russell, United States, Carbray, Son & Co., coal.as Glengarry, St.Denis, Kingston, grain.CLEARED.S8 Numidian, Moar, Monbtreal, lans, Ras & Co., part cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebes, Nov.18, 1908.Father Point (160)\u2014Cloudy, north.Outward 7.10 a.m., Bray Head.Cape Chatte (234)\u2014Cloudy, strong northwest.Inward 9.25 a.m., leve- Alna.Martin River {200)\u2014Cloudy, strong north.Inward yesterday 3.40 p.m.Wobun.Fame Point (324) \u2014 Clear, strong northweat.Inward 5.30 a\u2026 Chr, Knudsen.Cape Ray (556)\u2014Cloudy, strong northwest.C.G.S.Montealm anchored at Bryon Island.Low Point (584)\u2014Cloudv.strong south.Outward 1 a.m., Hektor.Cape Race ( 880) \u2014 Cloudy strong west.Inward 10.15 am., Empress : of Britain lor Halifax.Point Amour (662)\u2014Hazy, stron nouthwest.Outward 3 a.m.suppowd | Hurona.Outward yesterday 8 p.m., Pretorian.EH.8.W'GREEVY, Baperintendent.HIGH WATER AT QUFPEC.November.P.M.AM.Thursday.19 256 327 Friday.: us 346 4.07 Saturday.\u201c 91 428 444 Sunday.22 503 5.1% MOON PHASES.New Moon, Monday, 23rd, 4.53 p.m.A Wise Mother's Story Let all Mothers and Daughters : read carefully and profit by it \u201cI am convinced,\u201d writes Mre.A.B.Hopeford from St.John, \u201cthat a majority of young girls who die of consumption do so shecansn their mothers neglected their health at the eriti- cal time when carefulness Msures vige- or and sound health.If a girl's health is neglected from her cleventh to nix- teenth year her body will be weak and afe becomes à rrudy victim of tvnhoid.ansenffä, and in many canes consumytion itself.In her sixteenth vear my voungeat daughter showed signs of failing strength.Some dyspeptic troubles developed, her heart became weak and palpitation froghten- od her dreadiully.She was irregular in the important bodily functions and rapid loss in a weight and ruddy complexion pointed to a rapid decline.She disliked making her troubles known to our doctor a fecling I felt 1 whould respect, and so by good fortune Twas lead to use Ferrozame with mont.gratifying results.My neighbor next door, Mrs.Woods, ha found Ferromone 80 good in nervousnrss that she persuaded me that it wouRl réetore Flonsie'« health, and from the time the second hox was commenced her improvement war against, She is now a bige strong girl, muddy and plump.able to study hard and to take her share of househoïd duties.1 am an earnest advocate of Ferrnzone We all use #t now ar a tonic as it is certainly woman's bret friend.\u201d All dealers sell Ferrozone, M¢ contn per box or six boxes for $2.50; procure a supply to-day.Montrealers at the Chateau: Gea.Booth, C.H.Binks, W.E.Barrat.G.A.Barrat, A.Woodt, Geo.W.Weaver, Gra.Cooke, C.©.Inpirrre.RES A GOOD REAR TRAI'TER.Marlibton, W.Va.Nov, 18&\u2014\"Dad\" Shumate, the Chest Mountain bear trapper.near Marlinton, caught a fine a few days ago and has another located.His record ix always a lalt dozen bears a searon.Last year he caught a lusty young bear and decided to bring it home, He had nothing to tie it with as it was too late for hickory bark.Nothing daunted, he returned ta his camp and procured a Int of wire of baled hay.He returned and wired up the bear and brought him into camp.The season wan too carly for the fur to be very thick, so he put the hear into a pen and cared for it until the first snow began to fly, The scraps from the camp kitchen had made the bear sleek and fat.When butchered the bear made several hundred pounds of fine meat and the skin turned into a fine fur coat.storeof - - - FOUNDED IN 1079 This material od Shingles and Gomarete EMILE JACOT, *=° CHARLES VEZINA CONTRACTING PLUMBER, TINSMITH and ROBFER Specialty t-Steam, Hot Air and Hot Water Heating Varied assortment of the most modern Mleotricsl and Plumbiag Apparatus, as woil as Kitehen and Passage Stoves of all make and | Refrigerators.ALSO ON HAND A complete ameriment of Asphalt and Rubber Roofing Material, pom the Srentiord Reoling Company of Brentierd, Ont, Mr Vesins Laving sesepted the general ageney of that Bem fee the district of Quabes, voplaces She pramnt syshers ef Motel, 110-138 BRIDGE STRRET.QUEBEC For Wedding Presents You Will Find the Greatest Variety of Silverware, Cut Glass, Bronzes, Clocks and Jewellry at fair prices, in the well known St Joseph St QUEBEC TELEPHONE 2224 AUCTION SALE \u2014 OF \u2014 Norwegian Bark MERCUR and Materialspte Maxbam & Co., eat | v F.Guan, ., Norwegian sul, will wel! at fen office, St.Peter St, The Norweigen barge Mercur, 769 | tons, metal fastened, as she lies at Ruisseau-a-Seur, 20 miles west of Cap Chatte with all hor material and plant saved.List of the materials and plant can be obtained at the office ol: Mr.Gunn or of the undersigned.! Sale Thursday, 19th, at 11 a.m.A.JNO.MAXHAM & CO.A&B.THE ST.LAWRENCE modi Nevogtion o., 1, ! DAILY SERVICE | Between Quebec and Montres! | \\ BY STEANERS i ; \u201cPREFONTAINE\" Capt.Langiols | \u201cIMPERIAL\u201d Capt.Jean Leave bec st 3 o'clock : stoppi et Three Rivers he bored, a fo Mostres at Lens, a Wmve Montreal at g o'clock p.m, due 10 Quebec ot 7 o'clock 8.mm.Saturday Excursion Tickets sold st sinate fare.Cood ta return on Mont Berth {u- | cluded im price of tickets i LANDING | Quebec :\u2014Choulnard Whar.LOUIS LACOUTURE, Manager.Phone 3088 Offica 6-11 Dalhousie Strasl, 0s: | \u2014 A.0.PRUNEAU, STATIONER 60 St.John Strest\u2014\u2014 Playing cards, complete boxes of | Bridge and Whist sets, visiting cards, invitation cards, visiting card cases, \u2018 purses, pockethouks, best of quality louther blotting pads.A.Waterman's fountain pens, perfected style, elegant stationary, perfumed sealing wax, seals, &c., &ec.| | t TRY IT | pNP BE CONVINCED | FOR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.| | AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.FALL SUITS | Cleaned by the latest improved me- thode, Colors preserved and cloth mellowed, giving the nice soft feel, an.though fresh from the loom.Over conte, Suits, Dreases and Mantles, i dyed or cleaned.AN orders promptly called for, and delivered to any part | ; (of the city.Pfeiffer's Dye Works, 23-4-6 McMahon St.Phones 523-524 SPECIALIST BYERS and CLEANERS, apt29xtu, th satzdm, ! RP THÉ | | CANNED FRUITS) ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.DR.LEONCE NADEAU Student during a period of two ears at the Paris, London and Edinburgh Moapitals.| Speclaltiee:\u2014Reart and Lumg Die.: caves.Hours of consultation 2 to 4! and 7 to 8 p.m.47 Garden Street.Bell Tel.3378.WANTED A EE WANTED»\u2014 A representative for Quobes City and Vicinity, to papreient a Montreal Manufactrring concern, one who is thoroughly ssquainted with the Grooery and Hardv are trades.pl after 7P.M.to Mr.Àugman, C:avrendon Hoist: Lt A | W.\u2018.° + French and * between the .bm, to 99 St.Joseph Steset.! boys at South African Lund Warrants mme er ce 3 WANTED.\u2014BY A RESPECTABLF roarried couple, us caretakere, situatior i, xchange for rent; furnish gooc erences.B.K., Chronicle Office\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 re mm WANTED.\u2014A GENERAL S8FRVANT for » small family.Apply to No.10 \"as street (next door to Ursue line Chapel), Upper Town\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED.\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT Apply between 7.30 and 8.30 p.m.te Mrs.T.Craig, 84 D'Artigny street, WANTED-BY THE INDUSTRIAL Insurance Company, a lady who has had some experience or knowledge of book canvassing.Must be at least 25 years of age and able to speak English.Apply every day bours of 2 and 3 o'clock WANTED.\u2014ROYS OF ABOUT and 16 18 years of age to serve as bell the Clarendon Hotel; must know both languages.\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014INFORMATION ing a good farm for sale : pee ticular about location: wish to hexr from owner only, who will sell diréet to buyer: give price, description and state when possession \u2018an be had.ress L., Rochester, N.Y.> Box 10104, \u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED \u2014 RESPONRIBLE PARTY te manufacture a - model.and place.same on sale in Canada lor .quarter interest in a valuable patent For full particulars address U.8.Fuite.5101 Meade St., Denver, Col.BUSINESS CHANCES SOUTH AFRICAN LAND WARrants.\u2014J derire to purchase a few for carh.D.M.Rohetson.C, Li Building.Toronto.anada Lite FOR SALE \u2014 THE VALUABLE \u201cWebb\u201d property, fronting os St.Augustin, Amable and Conroy streets For particulars Amos Japply to : Colston, Hochelaga Bank Buildings, FOR SAUR \u2014_\u2014\u2014 BTRDS POR SALE \u2014 A TOT OF very fine imported canaries, for dif- farent breeds, Norwegian, Germancinnamon, xtra rollers, for sale on rood conditions.Apply to \u2018Achilla Trudel.417 SE, John street.FOR RALE \u2014 RHOFNAKERS\" Jante, SCHOOL BOOTS.| \u2014 WP-TO-DATE CUSTOM and REPAIRING SHOP, I PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given WEAR OUR SPECIAL $3.00 BOOTS, that terders are bereby asked for the WM.JACQUES & SONS, da | merchandise and other property whatsoever, hetween the City of Quebes Tel.427 424 Fabrique Stand the Towu of Levis, during à fod of nine years, to be compuied tom the first day ot May, nineteen hundred and tem (1910), and shall be received up to FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF TUESDAY THE SECOND DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT (1909), at the City Hall, Quebec, by the City Clerk of Quebec, in his office the whole sub ject to the conditions etipulat- ed in the by-law prepared to that effect, end that no tender shall be accepted from any person unless such tender ie accompanied by ¢ receipt from the City Trearurer of the City of Quebec, certifying that an amount of four thousand ollars de- \u2018poeiid in his hands, which sum shail be forfeited if the party to whom the contract shall be awarded refuses to sign the contract.The amount of the price of the sale and adjudication of the said ferry shall be paid by the purchaser thereof to the Treasurer of the City of Qube, at his office, in the City of jebec, in the city Hall in two equal mer an the tient of Angst, 910 aid on the first of August, and the Avon, on oh first of November owing, payments so to ai during the period of the following eight years.By order of the Council of the City & 4.J.B.CHROUINARD, Dy.Cle, G.A.LAFRANCE SUCCESSOR TO T.LEMIEUX & FILS.BOOK BINDERY AND RULER.ESTABLISHED 1888 The Very Highest Grade of Work ani Satisfastion Assured PRICES ON APPLICATION.PHONE 844 34 GARNEAU ST, + .[brought hin rifle to bear with in her bridal gown of silk crepe de chip: with veil and wreath, and was attended by Miss.Young, of Montreal, who officiated as bridesmaid, while two young sisters of the bride acted as flower girls.The ™m was ac companied by Mr.lonroe as best man.Mr.G.H.Harvey presided at the organ and the wedding march was played as the bridal party left the church, the bells of tl church ] also ringing 8 merry peal.The hap nv couple left on a honeymoon trip 10 the west by the night C.P.R.train.Mr.and Mrs.Begin will\"make their homg in Hamilton, Ont.TIMBER OF FIJL There are no woods in the world more beautiful or valuable than the woods of Fiji, though want of enter.rise has ented them from becom.ng widely known.\u2018\u2018Buabus,\u2019\u201d\u2019 the boxwood of the Pacific, is very common, and grows to an immense size.4 weighs BO pounds to cubic foot and is very hard and durable.The \u2018\u201c\u2018cevua,\u201d or lalss sendal-wood \u2014 à strong scented, very durable wood, grows freely, and the real sandalwood in also to be found, though not plontifuily.Another useful wood is \u201cvesi,\u201d\u201d which grows two or three feet in diameter.It in much like teak : hard, heavy, and lasting in the ground or out of doors, It is richly colored and easily polished, Then thers ia the \u2018\u2018yaka,\u201d the rosewood of the Pacifin, and also the \u201cdakus.\u2019\u201d another most valuable wood, which contains a great desl of gum.BEAR RESENTED CAMERA.While out shooting bear with a a Vancouver man .He was busy training Ia camera on the bear, modest bruin refused to pore.me stead the glint of the moonlight on the lms alarmed him and he started on animated Jinpute, wiih borer teur photographer.ma leaded first, howwer, and his companion hearing the mnewering howl effect to his bearship.The bears hap pened to be out in force.The vicinity hat slwave heen q favorite retreat for hears.The camera suffered to the ex: dent of a tem-wpot.To prevent sausages from shriveling rover them with cold water and allow T, | the influential Chinese viceroy | | Empress of China.Immediately after | fatal | : believing the position of Japan ia well understood by all the powers.The annotincement of ibe Associated Press on November 14 when the policy of Japan consequent upon his death of the Emperor of China was clearly defined, is now confirmed officially, | These sentiments, expressed by An- Japan is not cousidering the despatch | drew Carnegie, sounded the keynote of | .of anv warships into Chinese waters, | the annual meeting of the trustees of | Washington, Nov, , 18\u2014Taun Fang, | the Carnevie Foundation, held to-day of Nan- | at the headq uarters of the Foundation king, who.it was thought might go | bere.Mr\u2019 Carnegie again made clear to Pekin in consequence of the changed | his ee to have the revenue from conditions there, has decided mot to; the 315,000,000 fund dopated by him proceed to that city, according to a | to the Foundation, regarded as the despatch received from Consul General | rightful heritage of retiring college Chas.Denby, at Shanghai, kerause the : présidente and tearhers, and in no vituetion at the Chinese cajital does | sense a charity.fot require Taun Fang's pxsen'e.All| President Eliot, of Harvard, pres.die quiet at Sbanghai.ed at the meeting as chairman of the Herhin, Manchuria, Nov.18.\u2014Fx- hoard of trustees.Dr.Eliot will Him- < traordinary measures have been tales | self receive the annuity prescribed for to preserve order in cate of any out all retiring college officials of the break as a result of the death in { highest paid class.This amount, 4 vi Now 000 per annum, will be paid, Pekin ol the Emperor and Dowager ing to custom, through the treasurer of Harvard University.Other promin- Buchanan\u2019s ent university presidents at the meet.RED SEAL land Stanford ; Arthar T.Hadlev, of The Best Two Scots 4 all, end Woodrow Wilson, oi Prince | JAMES BUCHANAN & CO., nell, and Woodrow Wilson, of Prince- LIMITED ton.As the representative of Canada SCOTCH WHISKY DISTILLERS as it js put to service, and it is only as pren puts to service that which he bas either of wealth or of ability in some other line, that ho has a right toclaim the friendliness and good will of the community.the death of the Emperor was Hnown bere the best Chinese troors in Men churia were ordered into Pein.Pekin, Nov.18.\u2014An cdict issued to: day declares that the era of Pu Yi, the infant emperor of China, be named \u201cHoven Tung\u2019 meaning \u201cPro-laimed succession.\u201d\u2019 This characterization in Interpreted as signifying the unification of the nation upon the reform ro gramme of the throme.Another edict orders a poethumous title for Kaung Hou in recognition of his merits.It onlarges upon the re\u2019orm programme to which the valedictory of the Fmperor committed the throne, rnd thus commits the government agan to the details set forth in the programme.The Regent has set acide May 25th for the memhors of the diplomatie corps in Pekin to appear in the Forbidden City and express condolrnee ol their respective governments \u2018a the in the board, there wan Principal W.Peterson, of McGill University, Montreal.As yet Massachusetts State University is the only one of the Btate in- stituticns which has qualified for retirement anouitiex under the terms of Mr.Carnegie\u2019s donation.These pro vided that : \u201cIn each State where a State university is located a legisla: tive act of approval shall be passed before the instructors in such univers sity shall be eligible to annuities after the close of their active service per iods.\u201d\u201d After the meeting the men bers of the board of trustees and their wives were entertained by Mr.and D.0.ROBLIN, TORONTO, ONT.Sole Canadian Agent.migrants from: Catholic countries end\u2019 to send priests to spr-scly settleds regions, In the end, it is the of the congress that the church in i : J support missionaries in foreign ands.death of the E: ror and Empress.J , Three members from.each legation will | Mrs.Carnegie at their home.BLANKETS OF BARK.ee are The coin of the BASEBALL TROUBLE 15 Ecuador, one of the South Ames Emperor and the Dowager Empress, | Buffalo, N.Y, Nov.18.~The diree- grows on the slopes of the Andes is tors of the Eastern league and the American\u2019 Arsoriation wi'l submit their tlemands to the National Baseball Commission at the Waldori Astoria Hotel in New York on December 7th and on the outcome of this meeting will depend the question of pence or war in the baseball world.This was decided at a meeting of the baseball magnates representing the Eastern League and the American Association held here to-day.CATHOLIC: MISSIONARY CONGRESS Chicago.Nov.18\u2014The first Catholic missionary congress closed to-nigbt.On every hand were heard expressions of satinfaction at the work of the and once to Prince Chun.the Regent.The Dowager Empress Yehonele, acting on a memorial present-d by the Princes and the ministers has insued an edit that the period of mouming he reduced for the Repeat snd the court to one hundred days, and for the people to seventy-seven days.Ordere were immued yesterday that the military manoeuvres in the Yanguse Valley he modified on account of the mourning.HUESTON DEFEATED DEORO St.Louis, Nov.18.\u2014The score in the third\u2019 and final block of the world's continuous pool champi ip at 11.15 o'clock to-night, was Alferdo Peoro, 105; Thomas Hueston, 139.Total score: Deoro, 437; Hueston, 67l.utilized for the making of blankets, The blanket is over six fest long and over five feet wide and is as soft and pliable as though it were made of, flannel.It is about the thickness of # good flannel blanket and can be rolled\u2019 up and put jn a strap without hurting or injuring it.tres or bark blanket is merely a strip of bark cut from a section of the trunk of the blanket or dema; tree.The dique [make a around the , \u20181, : prepare sosking it on water until it is soft.It is then pounded so that the rough outside can he stripped of and inside alone left.The inside is of fine fibers so joined together by nature congress in outlinine a new mission- | that it makes a beautiful \u201cblanket, ary movement designed in particular warm enough to be used as a cover to perpetuate the Catholicism of im- and soft enough for a matiress.You Can Think , SUCCESS Think details.Slow and sure you will see the ideas line up, fit in, join together, and sone day the complete creation shows forth and you have what you have patiently built\u2014SUCCESS, BUT \u2014You absolutely must have a Healthy Machine, a strong, well-fed BRAIN to work with.Feed It! \u201cRAPE-NUTS food is a genuine, trustworthy Brain Food.WHY ?It contains in digestible from the natural food elements taken from Nature's storehGuse, the field grains, which the life forces select to build the soft gray filling of the brain.Phosphate of Potash, Albumen, and water are the only things that make it, and these elemento are in Grape- Nuts and will be absorbed by the systemn when the same things taken as drugs will not, for Dame Nature is a more skillful compounder than man, The Big Americans and Englishmen who do things have found out the ;< wy value of zrape-Nuts \u2018Food, ani use It.Ask the next brainy, sucoessful man you mèet if he ents Grape-Nute./ © \u201cThere's a Reason\u2019 \u2014\u2014 them ie come do o boil.The them and fry a Sa Putup Cereal Company, Limited, Battle Creek, Wishidys, v.5.A \u2014e i | q a price $2.48 shapes.MÂA CAISSE aly Va BENNETT'S AUDITORIUM Reserved Seals : 50, Tho and $1.00 NOVEMBER SPECIAL SALE 10 P.C.Discount of all Goods Except Wools, Patterns and Thread.Specials for Ladies\u2019 and Children T, & R.Morley's celebrated English Hosiery, in Ribbed and Plain, Wool, Cashmere, Thread and Silk, Tumbull's Ceotes Underwear, in Undervests, Combinations, Drawers and Tights, colors, White, Naturel and Black Imported German Golf Blouses\u2014finest qualities from 82.08 to 83.75, colors Red, Black, White, Navy and Grey, also White and coloured collars and cuffs.Special Norfolk Jackets, in Red, Navy, Grey and White reduced Plan now open at the Auditorium Box Office.dECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME de QUEBE SAVINGS BANK \u201cSPECIAL SELECTED\u2019 RYE WHISKEY MATURED AS WHISKEY SHOULD BE Fancy Golf Vests and Wool Boleros in white and Red.Wool Gloves from 15e, Mitts from 15c., Toques from 27c., Clouds from 29c., Sashes from 35c, \u2018English Aprons'\u2019 White and Colored from 15e, to #1 3° Berlin Wools, Bsehive Wools, Slipper Soles.SPECIAL.Shetland Fioss, all shades, 15 oz., $1,2), 7a.skein.E.J.DYNE P.C.Corsets give satisfaction, all the latest Buy now and get the discount.49 John S: 3 Phone 271 Tagen Sicess.#0) At.VRIIor Secor Claire Fontaine seems sud Mountain FIL Commercial 3crest The branches of St.Rooh, St.Sauveur ans St.Jokn's Subary ary t!s0 open every Seturday and Monday eveninz, krom 7 ts 9.33 0'alsae Interest Pnid fram Date of Doposit and on Dalty Balanse.| FRIDAY, NOY.201 Grand Gala Concert bythe Famous Canadian Tenor PAUL DUFAULT | Russian Violinist, 8 URL, Assintad by he Ee eee Plans, GILBERT APROER OT LARSKY, Admission 253.Bor Seals $1.50 BIRTH CANNON.\u2014At Quebec, on November 18th, 1908, a son to Mr.ond Mrs.L.Arthur Cannon.LIBE\u2014At Quebec, on the 18th instant, A daughter to Mr.snd Mrs, Fred.8.BOYLE.\u2014At St.Malachie, on Novema ee Reverend Felix G.Boyle, 5 Funeral at St.Paul's Chur, 8t.Malachie, on Thursday, November 19th, at 11 a.m.TALBOT.\u2014At Quebec, on the 18th instant, Nazaire Joseph Edmond (Ned) beloved child of J.E.Talkot, aged 4 years and 6 months.The funeral will take place on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the remains leaving the residence of tha deceased's father, 150 Scott street, at 2.45 for St.Jean Baptiste Church and thence to Beimont Cemetery.Frienda sod acquaintances are respectiully invited to attend./ New Advertisements, Bixie and Camillo Cigars\u2014The Miller & Lockwell Co, Ltd.Pharcoal\u2014Tho Standard Chemical Coime Table-Canadian Pacific Railway ostum Food Coffeeakfant Food\u2014Grape-Nuts.agic Beking Powder\u2014E.W.Gillett & Co.Pandora Ran zes\u2014Chinic Hardware Co.Fridad and Saturday Sales \u2014 Faguy, Lepioay & Frerech Liqueurs\u2014Law, Young & Co.obacconist\u2014A.Beaudoin.Per Cent.Bonds\u2014I, W.Killamuinbing Fixturee\u2014Mechanies* Supply BENNETT'S TO-DAY SANSON AND DELLIAH PIERRBTTR'S TALISMAN /)8T BEAUTIFUL PICTURES EVER SEEN WW QUENEL 8\u2014OTHER SURJECTS -8 Matiness.\u2026 and 3.30 ADMISSION 16e.CHILDREN Ss we 006 que { ally 4 wwe wend and 9.30 THEATRE POPULAIRE NATIONAL Enlarged, Repsintsd, Redecorated.WBEK OF 14th NOV.The King of Rome Drama in 5 Acte, and 7 Tableaux, by Laiglon.MATINEES :\u2014Tueedsy, Thursday and Saturday.ADMISSION :\u2014Matiness 15 and %8c., Evenings 10-15-95 and 35c.Boxes 50e THE NICKEL St.Anne Strest PROGRAMME :\u2014 Peasant and Prince Bull Fight in Serville Panie in a Village Cook's Duel The Prince of Wales.CLEAREST and BEST PICTURES IN TOWN Matinees1to 8 Nights 7 to10,80 ADMIBSION Be.A.BEAUDOIN TOBACCONIST 76; St.Joseph St.\u2018JOB, JOB.150 Ibe.State Express Tobacco, imported mixture.1716 pound, 1850.\u201c18 87, ut 840.607 Briar Pipes with Silver band and vulcanized rubber stem, worth 750, 81.00 0 and $1.25 for.CL The above sale will last for three days only, MILITARY AND ABOUT TOWN WERE ENTERTAINED By Rev.Canon Scott and Men of St, Matthew's Congregation Last Evening.There was a most interesting and enjoyable gathering at the parish room of St.Mattkew's Church last evening when Rev, Canon Scott and the men of the parish entertained the members of the permanent military corps of the city at a social evening.The attendance was very large, all branches of the service, artillery, infantry, service, ordnance, hoapital, etc., being fully represented.The occasion wes also honored by the presence of Lt.-Col.Benson, R.C.G.A., Lt.-Col.J.F.Turnbull, Capt.J.Bharplee, Major Petry and members of St.Matthew's congregation were in attendance to assist in making the evening a notable one.This event, which bas now become an annunl one, meems to improve every year, and last night's entertainment proved to he most successful vet held.Sverybody seemed to thoroughly enjov themselves, and the programme was ve entertaining, songs, recitations and instrumental solos contributing to delight those present.One of the big features of the evening was the fine orchestra of the R.C.G.A., which rendered .selections in splendid style and added in great degree to tke remarkable success of the evening.There were also songs by Mr.Bare.Pte.Jackson, Sergt.Robert, Corp.Massey, Sergt.Pugh and others, violin solo by Mr.Etewart Mclougall, imitations by F.Wells, recitations by Mr.Stoddart, mandolin selections and many other features.Mr.G, H.Harvev.organist lof St.Matthew's, played the accompaniments, | The evenitur closed with \u201cAuld Lané Eyne\u201d and \u201cGod Save the King.\u201d | Prior to the dispersing of the large party, Rev.Canon Scott, the ponular and devoted rector of Kt.Matthew's, announced that he had received n let- | ter from Lt.-Col.Oscar Pelletier; D.Ope regretting his inability to be pre- rent.Canon Seott also announced \u2018that there would ba , series of enter- tainmenta for the men of the ent force.when he hoped That all would aguin be present.a statement which was greeted with hearty applause.Three Kelley hefore the gathering finally broke up.\u201cSpecial Sale\u2019 10% discount for November.at Dynes.See advt.top of this 3 : novix2m CELEBRATING THE EVENT.The organization committee of that County, to a dinner which will he held this evening at the residence of Mr.John Byrnewill be made by Mr.Turcotte, C.Delage, N.P.P., and others.| WHY GO LIMPING.around with them paistal corns w Dei ingrowing nails, Cla; où reliene you in a few minutes, Par he him & visit and be convinced that has no superior in the profession.He is to be found daily at bis office, No, 22 St.John street.RECORDER'S COURT.Yesterday morning business waa brisker at the Recorder's Court.six prironers occupying places of donor.he first guest added atrong language ta his drank, and had to contribute $10 and costa to the city revenue or ro to Castle Morin for thirty dave.Another gentleman who had been dis.charred the day previous, turned up smiling again yesterday, but the amile vanished when the Court whispered 810 apd costs or two months\u2019 jail.Three were fined 85 and costs or fif- ten days each, and one was discharged.\u2018The case of a farmer for selling carcases of sheep on the market contrary to the civic bylaw was heard and taken cn delibere, TO-DAY (THURSDAY) we will offer for sale 300 varde of mantel goods for overcoats, worth from $2.00 lo 0 Jor 81.00 only Everybody should take advantage of this sale as it is a balance sale of goods.MARCEAU & CIE., 188 Bt.Joseph Street.HUNT CLUB EUCHRE.The euchre which took place evening at the Quebec Hunt Club, was quite & surcess.The following gentlemen occupied ihe table of honor: Messrs, J.0.Jacot, H.N.Boire, Major EL.A, Hudan, and Chas.Darvenn.The game was an animated one.Mr.Lucien Frigon winning tho first prize, an elegant œun metal cigarette box, the gift of Mr.Arthur Duquette : the second prize, a box of cigars, the gift of a well wisher of the club.was won by Maor I.A.Hudon.The officers of the club are organizing a euchre-bridge under the patronage of Sir J.Geo.Garnean and Ladv Gayneawt, to ba held at the Auditorium Hall, next Wednesday at 8.80 p.i.0.LACROIX, Corn in cans, 3 for.Wax Beans, in cans, 3 for.Apples, in cam, 3 for.Tomators, In cams, 3 for.French Peasy in cams, 3 in cans, last , per Cloansd Curranta, 3 The, for.White Sugar, 10 lbe.for.Dairy Butter, per Ib.Conking Sherry, per qua: Cooking Brandy, Q LACROIX\u2019 :10 8, \u201cAe.\u201c10e.Joseph a, nevi other officers, while many prominent | dof :the President of which is Mr, Emmer- (flood with light a room 15x15 x 10, CAPABILITIES OF MODERN GAS LIGHTING - ( Continued from Last Issue.) The following article is wing pub- in instalments every day il Completed.It contains some very fice iatter as pertaining to gas lighting of to-day, by one of the od pro- grève public service men «! the V.Mr.Irwin Butterworth is the man- \"ager of the Co, Detroit City Gus son McMillan, who is also President ou Jacques Cartier Electric Co.OT HARMFUL TO VENTILATION.Owing to this rapid ventilation shrough the numerous cracks, crevices and pores of our average rooms, | doubt if any change in the composition of their air, due to lighting them with Welsbach gas burners, could be fected even by the most delicate chemical analysis.One Welshach burner, consuming at the outside four fert of gas per bour [they generclly consume ahout three feet), will amply containing 2,280 cubic feet of air; while the CO produred hy the bumer.which is the only product of rombus- tion that can possibly he feared, will an.| Consider them in tom.| (1) It is popularly believed that those who had attended last evening |the atmosphere of an electrically Jhzhtloud and of a gas-lighted room: and electricians cheers were | take advantage of the \u2018panicky\u2019 nature given for Canon Scott and.Revd.A.\u2018of the public mind in matters the | hangi Young Liberals of Charlesbourg | will | Pt, cranaine entertain Mr.Jos.Turcotte, M.P., of : A number of speeches jf\u2019 jighted by electricity the air re - mains pure.This assumption, however, or cumulate in anv oulinary room under $5108.howd will amount to only two eubie feet per hour! So that, even il thers were ahaolutely no change of air, its content of CO2 would at the ond of an hour be inerensed hy an amount squivalent to only one-tenth of 1 per éent.of the air im the room; and when we consider that CO2 is not a poison, but only a diluent, we sce how ridi- oulous are the claims or fears that gas lighting makes the air of a room unhealthful.SOME FALLACIES EXPOSED.In this connection I would like tn quote vou from a paper which | read in 1695, ut n meeting of the American Gas light Association, on the subject of \u201cVentilation\" : À QUEBEC PILOT Lost His Life by Falling Between a Steamer and a Wharf, A sad accident occurred yesterday evening in the Jouise Basin, whereby a well known Quebec pilot, Mr.Arthur Bouffard, lost his life.Deceased went down to the Reford wharf, where the steamer Natashquan is lying, for the purpose of visiting that vessel.While proceeding along the wharf he tripped on the coping and fell between the wharf and the Natashquan.In his descent he struck the aide of the vessel and rebounding struck the wharf.Bystanders rushad to his assistance and in a short time his body was recovered, but life was extinct.Me.Bouffard, who was shout 54 years of age, retired irom active work ae a pilot some two years ago.He resided at St.Laurent, Tsland of Orleans.Hwas a brother of Revd.Cure H.Bouffard, of St.Malo, and of the late Mr.Ed.Bouffard, M.P.P.for Montmorency County.The body will be taken to Bt.Laurent to-day.FUNERAL OF SIR H Last Tribute of Respect to His Memory, The funeral cortege which followed the mortal remains of the late Sir Henri Gustave Joly de Lotbiniere, K.C.M.G.yesterday afternoon to their last resting place was one of the largest and most representative which has taken place in Quebec for many years past.Citizens in all ranks of life assembled in large numbers to do \u201cThere are three popular fellacies in connection with this subject, and it is | our first dutv to expose them: (1) | that electric lighting in more healthinl | than gas lighting: (2) that COZ ix 1 extremely «dangerous, and (3) that | COQ is the measure of impurity in the air of gas lighted rooms.Wo will room is more wholesoma than that pertaining to health to encourage this lief.As a matter of fact, there are no records of anv tests or experiments supporting it.No thorough and scien- i tific comparison has aver Aven made, that T ean discover, of the relative healthfulncas of the atmosphere of a room lighted by the different methads; nor are there anv available data showing that better health prevaiie from gan to electriv lighting.The assumption is, of course, based theory that in a room lighted by gas there are injurious products ol itn combustion, while honor to the memory of the deceared statesman, who had during bis carcer wou the warmest esterm of everyone.The funeral took place from the residence of his son, Mr.Edmond Jolv de Lotbiniere, Des Grisons street, Cape, to the Anglican Cathedral and thence to Mount Ilermon Cemetery.In the lengthy corteire walked leading repre- aentatives of the Federal and Provinrial Governmeiita, Bench and Bar.professional and commercial interests.His Excellency the Governor-General represented by Major-General J.Wilson, A.D.C., while His Tlonor Sir Alphonse Pelletier, Lieutenant-Gover- nor of the Province of Quebec, accompanied by his Aides.Capt.V.Pellotier, and Major A.de Lotbiniere l'anet, was also nresent.Sir Lomer Gonin, Premier of the Province, Hon.A.Turgeon and Hnn.L.A.Tasche- Teau represented the Provincial Government.His Worship Sir .J.George Garneau and most of tke city Aldermen were also in attendance.The floral tributes were handsome and very numerous, two special car.riares bein necessary to convey them.In addition to those from the immediate members and friends of the fam- jis incorrect.It is not true that the | pred ucts of combustion of well puri- | ied gas are injurious or that they ac- ordinary circumstances in aufficiont quantity to render the atmosphere une bealthful.One authority hae said: \u2018A room in which the air can he wen: leibly vitiated by an open gas burner in not fit for habitation for any length of tune hy human beings.\u2019 In other words, such a room should be ventilated whether lighted or not.Un the other hand, the air of an elee- trically lighted room is hy no means \"pure il the room be occupied, and it becomes capecially foul near the floor, .where the occupants live and breath.| In the cam of a gar lighted room \u2018the heat from the burners induces currents \u2018of air that carry up with the pro.\"duets nf respiration noxioua effluvia | from the bodies of the occupants and dismpate them through the upper parts of the rooms where the heated ing the air in the lower part of the room pure.tablished (on this account Mr.Simmance save: \u2018The absence of heat is a great disadvantage in electric lighting\u2019), and the cxhalations from the jhuogs and bodies of the occupants rapidly fall and impregnate the lower portions af the room where the cupanta breath.Cold air is not necessarily pure, any mora than warm air fs necestarily impure; and therm ie abundance of authority for the statement that as far an healthfulnexe fs concerned there in fully, if not more, need for ventilating eloctrically lighted than gas lighted roome.Wa also have good authority for the statement that, in the former, chilly nnd disngréenble drafts from the ceiling are frequentiv experienced, endanger- ine the health of the cocupants.As the ceiling of a gas li room it kept warm, this danger cannot there exist.0 (To he continued.) QUEBEC GAS CO.Rollers of Real Light.RESOLUTIONS OF CONDOLENCE.A meeting of the officers of the {th Rattalion war held at the Drill in this city on Monday evening Inst, when several resolutions, in connection with the desth of Hon.All.Evanturel, were proposed and adopted.Among those present were :\u2014Major L.G.Chabot, Mnjor G.Bellean, .J, Rte.Matte, Captains T.Trudel.R.Trudel, P.F.Trudel, Theo, Paquet, J.A.Beanhien, A.Grenier, Jos.Myrand, F.Blouin, D.Gendron, 8.0.Riverin, Lients, J.B.Martel, A.Thiboutot, A.Thivierge, A.Benubien.° CHILD WILL RECOVER.Madame IJousaran and her infant child, who were victims of ths recent shooting when Edmond Rousseau turned a revolver upon Ma wife, are now out of danger, Dr.C.O.Samnon who has born attending them, being wow in @ position to declare (bat ; recover.| many clergymen present in the chan.| \u2018cel, including Rev.Canon Von Iffland.\u2018 moisture from the burnt ona abrorbs | pov.Canon !and hoida them nea: the ceiling, leav- | alfour, Rev.H.Reginald Bige.Rev.! Whereas, in an electrically | son, Rev.A.Rlighted room no air currents are oil Ne\u201d 0 | the body was borne from the éhurch.ily, there was a beautiful broken link on base from the Government of Quebec: a pillow of mounted roses from the Executive.Lerislature and people of British Columbia, 5 wreath from Sir Wilirid Laurier : a massive wreath with rolden letters \u201cC.F.A.\u201d from Canadian Forestry Association.The chief mourners were Mr.Fdmend Joly de Lotbiniers, son of the decensed.and his son : Me.Hammond Gowen, brother-in-law ; Mr.SC Gen, Ronwell, son-in-law, and hie son: Mr.Greenwood, grandson of deceased ; Moaars.Harwood; Nr.8.Oliver, nepkew ; Mr.Noble Campbell and Lt.- Col.Jones, As the funeral approached the Anglican Cathedral, where the solemn service for the dead took place, the bells of the sacred edifice were tolled.\u2018The body was received hy the Right Rev.A.H.Dunn, Bishop of the Miocore, who war assisted hy the Very Rev.Dean Williams, There was also ° Scott, Ven.Archdeacon Rural Dean King, Rev.1.M.Thomp- : Kelley, Rev.J.B.| Pebbage, Rev.A.E.Burgett.Mr.F.A.Bishop presided at the organ and | .the choir rendered the music effective.\u2018 ly.two hymns being sung.\u201cThy Way.Not Mine, O Lord.\u201d and \u2018\u2018Abide With At the conclusion of the service the Dead March was played as NOT FOR MONEY SAS MR.QUIRK ! Would He be Without Dodds Kidney Pills, \u2014 They Cured His Lumbago er Twenty Years Standing, and Made Him Fee Twenty Years Younger.* Fortune Harbor, Nitd.Nov.18! (special) -Sixty years of age but hale and hearty and with all the vigor of a young man, Mr.Richard Quirk.\"well known and highly respected here gives all the credit for his good health ta Dodd's Kihney Pillsfrom Lumbago and Kidney Disease.\u201d \u201c1 suffered for over twemly years Mr.Quirk sayf, \u2018\u2019and after consulting | doctors a taking their medicines, | made up my mind | wes unable to work when | was persuaded to buy a box of Dodd's Kidney Pille.To my; great and happy surprise 1 had taken | half a box when | experienced t relic.Seven boxea cured mes hat | wax in 1900, and 1 am still cured, 1 would not bo without Dodd's Kidney | Pilla for any money.1am (wenty years younger than before I took them,\u201d Dodd's Kiduey Pilla cures the Kid neyn Healthy Kidneys strain all the, impurities out of the blood.That's why they cure Rhetimatiom, fciatica and other discasen caused by the pre vence of uric acid in the blood,\u201d JOLY DE LOTBINIERE | Large Concourse of Mourners Paid | i 8 Fe eae SE TON TP ATIL ACCIDENT TO | Tors Tce shings wie» Vo ; Lu.tL The kettle the teapet « FE FINI TZ] rune.B0xtu-th-antrt.f, 0 9 07.Incorporated by Letters Patent issued by the Lieut.Governor of the Province of Quebes.A E DOUCET, Chia! Engineer of the G.T.P, for the District of Quebec, PRESIDENT dE BEARS, K.G, Advocate aud President of the Besuport Brewery, VICE-PRESIDENT ARMAND LAVERGEE, M.P.P., Advocate, Quebec SECRETARY DAVID WATSON, Manager of the Chronicle Printing Oo, TREASURER DIRECTORS.Messrs.Charles E, Brodie, Advocats, and Albert de la Granville, ~M.E,, Grad! f Ubiversities Engineer FRITZ CIRKEL- of the Fett rament wd AUTHORIZED OAPITAL - - - = - $300.000 SHARES, PAR VALUE 810.00 EACH.FIVE THOUSAND SHARES ON THE MARKET AT PAR Subscriptions in five instalments of 295 ; The first call is cash and the others at 2-4-6 and 8 moaths from the dats of the subscription.A wore investment and fine opportuaities for enormous profits, For all information, read the next advertisement snd apply to LAVERGNE & TASCHEREBAU, Attys, for the Company, 81 Bt.Pater Street 1t entirsly Ramoves and Preventsall ROUGHNESS, REDNESS, CHAPS, IRRITATION, TAN, ote.iT HAS NO EQUAL FOR KEEPING THE SKIN sort, smoon \u201c22% AND WHITE SOOTHING à REFRESHING Botties, 1s, and 29.84d.(in Englsad) AT \u201cThe Queen of Toile! Preparations.\u201d BEETHAM\u2019S \u2018Ny Jtis unequalled 292 SKIN TONIC se well as an EMOLLIENT SOLE MAKEAS: ALL SEASONS W.BEETHAN & SON, Chelisahan.England J.A.DESROCHES & CIE., MERCHANT-TAILOR 67 ST.JOHN STREET We have added a new department to our establishment.In future we will make Ladios\u2019 Costumes, Dress Skirts, Evening Dresses, etc.An experienced tailor is attached to our establishment.A VISIT IS SOLICITED Bargain Opportunities for FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE Most Prominent Stors in Quebec Centra Friday Saturday BASEMENT Men's heavy flannel shirts, assorted shades, collar and pockets attached, double stitched seams, a strong durable shirt; size 14 to 18, regular 75.Mperial 46c.2nd FLAT Towels, Towels Special Values.50 doz.fringed linen Huckaback bedroom towels, md or plain border, gnod strong quality, size 15x38 inches, regular 15e, Friday and Saturday 12e.Men's Scotch wool half hase, regular 40e, Special Me.3rd FLAT Women's Moreen Petticoats, extra good quality.made with full flare Bounce, in brown.navy, grey and black, lengths 3%, 40, 42, regular 91.75.Special for Friday and Saturday $1.39, ladies\u2019 Cashmere and cream Blouses, trimmed with silk em- proidery.long or { sleeves, regular 8225 and 82.50, Npecial 1.99, Men's fancy tweed pants, in stripes and fancy mixtures, very rerviceable, alveady special at 81.89.Friday and Saturday $1.29.FUR DEPARTMENT 8 mink skins, good quality, real.value $8.00, $8.50 and $0.00 Special on Friday and Saturday $1.79, 2000 Electric Seal aking, always the same value 50e.and 80c.Special dale 0c.300 yds.of Tapestry (Brocateile) beautiful designe and colar, for all kinds of drapes, extra special line worth $1.78 and $2.00, Special cals 81.19 a yard.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 254-264 St.John St. ra yg, ~EC - | \" Metaphone Sap Je.SEND A LIST IN YOUR WASK ** CHRISTMAS , ww IN.FAMILY WASHING NOVELTIES .AT Five Cents the Pound The Table and Bed Linen is washed and ironed\u2014all other articles are washed and dried.Lace Curtains and ali delicate fab ries, not accepted at this rats.MININUM WASH FIFTY CENTS.BROUGH DRY DEPARTMENT! Imperial Laundry, Phone 85.54 St.Valor Sti PIANOS am ORGANS I tne taetrustions s ARTHUR LAVIGNE 68 ST.JOHN STREET GUT IN LADIES\u2019 HAsD BAGS FROM 25 TO 50 P.C.THIS BIG REDUCTION WILY CONTINUE FOR ONE WEEK ox ar, Ladies\u201d Fina Lealher Bags \u2014AT\u2014 John E.Walsh's, Sookseller, 11 John Stolidud Bra wih Rtn FOR SALT BY P.G.BUSSIERE & CO, arc.9 D.E.DROLET.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 1 BE PROSPEROUS LOOKING YOU MUST BE WELL DRESSED When your clothes have style Rone to them they bring out _ individuality.Wm.Lee has attained remarkable wmuccess in this respect.He is now showing an extensive and select line of | Winter Sultings & Ovarcoatings | (Fancy Vestings a Specialty) It is a pleasure to show goods, and À perfect fit is guaranteed.WIM.LEE, 344 St, John St, (Without) and your | The Long and Short of it de that it pays to bny good FLOUR! and FEED.Poor, Cheap stuff will give poor, unsatisfactory service.at you buy of us will be right in every respect.fort RIGHT IN QUALITY | RIGHT IN PRICE.And we offer you a wide field grour seleution.WILLIAM CARRIER 8 FILS, 108 Dalhousie Strest, IRLBPNONE 1678 and #5à for | eghonned.MONEY REFUNDED UPON THE RETURN OF ANY ARTICLE THAT IS NOT SATISFACTORY.Oui bo eunèse HENRY BIRKS & SONS, LIMITED, Gold and Silversmith, MONTREAL.A.LEOFRED (Graduate of Laval and Motil) CIVIL ENGINEER Bpeciality.WATERWORKS : \u2014 806 JOMN STREBT, Quebee ag fiutn GRAND UNION HOT « Ounestte Grand Centoul Station mew Vox OFTY e 4 en - THE QUEBEC OMRONIOLA FIRST STANLEY CUP GAMES Edmonton Protests Against Being Asked to Play Wanderers December 28 and 30.Ottawa, Nov.18\u2014The games between the Wanderer and Edmonton teams for the Stanley Cup are likely to be play- od at the Arena, Montreal.on the nights of December 28 and 30.Edmonton has telegraphed Stanlev Cup Trustees Ross and Foran protesting against the dates, but the games are likely to be ordered played on these, regardless of whatever kicks the western challengers may make.Some time ago, the Edmonton officers were requested by the trustees to get in communication with the Wanderers with a view to\u2019 arranging the series.This the Edmonton peo- ge did, and the result was that the landerers, having arranged to play their games at the Arena again, asked Secretary Northey to give them dates for the two games.Mr.Northey recently announced to the Wanderers that they might have December 28 and 30, and the Wanderers immediately communicated with the challengers, sayiug that the games could be played on these dates.| i 1 \u2018 Helder, | played during its Messrs.Foran and Ross received a telegram from Edmonton saying that the dates were unsatisfactory.The Edmonton officers want to plav in the first or second week in January, they Laving suggested January 6, and 10.The challengers claim that they will not have sufficient time to prac- tire betwocn now and the first week of the New Year, but Wanderers ask that the games he played before the opening of the Eastern Canada ses- non, the E.CH.A.heving objected to games for the famous trophy being season as they would interfere with the schedule.| tram would in all probability be 80e |; liged to accept the dates as sugges Ald.Foran says that the Edmonton ob- tod hy the Wanderers, and set aside by the Arena.Edmonton.he thought, would lave ample time in which to get in shape for the series.Wanderers, in his opinion, are quite within their riohta in wishing to play before the opening of the Eastern hockey season.Consequently the gumes will most likely be played December 28 and 30.Final arrangemants, however, have yet \u2018 to be made.STAND OF THE ENGLISH UNION There Are No Relationa to Break With United States Athletic Union.London, Nov.18\u2014The Amateur Ath- Jetic Association publishes an official reply to the charges made by the United States with reference ta the | conduct of the Olympic games, hy Mesars.McCabe, Sullivan and Kirby, This gives categorical denials to the accusations.adducing proofs of their falsity, which in many cases was apparent.The accusation by McCabe that Hayes was hit by officials as he was finishing the Marathon was summarily dismissed an a disgraceful falsehood.With reference to the reported inien- tion of the A.A.U.of the United States to break off athletic relations with the AAA.itis inted out that the A.A.U, repeatedly asked to be allowed to enter into a working agreement with the A.A.A.but the latter have always respectfully declined.There are, therefore, no athletic relations to break off.NO ROOM FOR FIFTH CLUB.Montreal, Nov.18&-The work of getting the hig enclosure ready for the hockey season will start nt the Arena next week, and then it will merely be a question of weather until there is ice for the players.The club have fyled individually their app'ientions for dater at the Arena, aud these sre now being dealt with.With four \u2018abs {in each league the Arena will have no { difficulty in giving the local clubs suitable dates.If a fifth club should be introduced into either, however, it \\ will be impossible, say Arena officials, to reach a satisfactory arrangement.t | This feature of the situation will probably result in both legguer going ahead with four clubs each as proposed last week.LAST OLYMPIC BANQUFT.Everybody But American Appreciates Officiale.The final Olympic banquet to competitors end officials was an appro- prigte and brilliant wind-up to the molt remarkable serisn of athletic con- teats the world has ever witnessed.Many panegyrica on the fourth Olympiad have appeared, and there is no need for their repetition.Generous tributes have been received from almost every civilised country as to the conspicuous fairness, generous hospitality, end wonderful orgahising Rowe of those who have been responsible for the conduct of the games.Under these circumstances, it war a fitting and proper thing to acknowledge the long-continued and arduous services of Deshorough, chairman of the British Olympic Council, and the ber- culegn, self-denying labors of the Bev.R.8.de Courey \u2018en, the hôn.nec- retary.The recognition, made at a semi-public function, was in each case of a modest character, but the intrinsic worth is of no importance to auch public-spirited men and\u2019 id sporimmen as the chairman oo secretary, and the cordial end anant- mous testimony ol thelr col on he Council to the value of r work ; simon te dooply \u201c chagichod.RAW DEAL FOR A MARATHONER Granted Leave of Absence, but Firm Filled His Position, He Says- Toronto, Nov.18\u2014It looks ac if Eilty Woods, of Brantford, the first runner to finish in he grea a anadian Olympic Marathon, has been Wooda \u2018tairly earned his position on réw the Marathon team, and went away, he says, with the consent of his employers, wko said they would hold his position open for him.When he re turned home he found his position oc- eupied, and he hasn't done a tap of work since.He got a civic reception, but his firm dropped him from the pay roll.same thing happened to Jack Tait, the 1,500-metre man ! Pretty r sort of encouragement for an athlete ! Contrast the treatment meted out to Bobby Kerr, ot Hamilton.Kerr, altkough he is employed by an American frm, was encouraged to go away, was received with open arms when he came back, and granted all sorts of leave when he wanted to go away to run exhibition sprints after he did return.Billy Woods is one of the best types of Canadian young manhood.He is such a quiet, retiring fellow that people outside of his own coterie of friends do not know what a good record he has.Woods har been in the long-distance running game for 12 years.Belore that, he won all sorts of prizes as a schoolboy athlete.Twelve vears ago, an a junior.he started with the sen.fora in an 8-mile road race from Paris to Brantford and finished third.The next year he was second, and the next two vears he came home in front.and still holda the record for that run.He finished fifth against the picked runners of the world, and was the first Canadian runner to finish in this 26} mile Marathon.After a husy summer and spring he has been restine up a hit and has run a few mile and two mile exhibitions since returning from England at Hamilton, Toronto, Beanaville, and Simco.During all his athletic career he has always represented Brantford Y.M.C.A.and Brantford, which has always been his home.So.after making thesshowing he did in England.imagine his surprise when he learned upon returning home from England that he was not wanted in the situation which he had left, they having his place filled by two other men.He had worked for the firm for the past ten years, and was foreman of a department for the last 3 vears.Fie recured the consent of both the manager and superintendent of the works for leave of absence to ao to England in June last.But after the cnthusiaem had died away, they ap varentle forgot that such a person as Billy Wood ever existed.So he has not done a day's work since his return, and is not able to procurs work.\u2018Thin is poor encouragement for a fel- Jow who ia trying and always has tried to do wkat is right.and » noor reward for tearing hin heart out, as Wood han done thie last summer, run- nine as a representative of Brantford Y.M.CA.tke CAAT.hic city, and hin country.It ix poor nrospeet to put up in front of a beginner at the game.LOYOLA CLUB.The Loyola Club have elected following officers :\u2014 Patron\u2014Rev.P.Pare, SJ.Hon, President\u2014Art.Talbot.President-C.E.Bazin.Vice-President\u2014Amedee Talbot.Sec.-Tresyurer\u2014R.Delisle.Captain\u2014Art.Boiteau.Committee\u2014D.Rochon, A.Duchesne, of, Lavesque and A.Frenette.SIX DAY BICYCLE RACE.Boston, Nov.18\u2014At the end of seven hours\u2019 riding in the six day indoor bicycle race at the Park Square Coliseum, cleven teama were tied at 596 miles and two laps at ten o'clock to-nioht.Floyd McFarland, of the NMcFarland-Morand team, was then leading.Walker and Palmer dropped out of the race permanently to-day.Walker is in poor shape, the result of his tumble last, night, and she management advi im to quit the contest.The riding for tbe day ends at one a.m.the { MRS.CHICK STAHL FOUND DEAD.Boston, Nov.18-The body of a well dressed woman found in a doorway in this city last night wes identified early y as that of Mra.Julia Harmon Stahl.the Boston American league basehall player and captain, who committed muicide at West n, Ind, March 28, 1907.The identification of Mrs, Stahl was made by her father, Mr.Harmon.It in said that when Mrs.Stabl left her home last evening she wore jewel valued at $2,000, all of which with the exception of à gold-mounted comb and a wedding ring, was missing from the body when found.Up to the time relatives of Mra, Stahl noticed the absence of jewelry the police had believed the case to he one of haart direase, but with the advent of robbery as a possible motice the cane appeared to be one of murer.After competi an autopsy, however, Medical Fxominer MeGath announced that death was due to natural causes, \u201cprobably evhaustion brought on by the use of drugs and alcohol.\u201d The police stated that they wore convinced that Mrs, Stahl lately had worn very little jewelry besides the wedding ring which was found on L het, finger.ST.GEORGE HOCKEY CLUB.The ann general meeting of the St.George Hockey Club will be held in tke Rt.Louis Hotel this (Thursday) evening at 8 o'clock.All the meer hers and adherents of the club are requested to attend an matters of vital importance to thé club during the coming season ars to jhe dis ree re THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 19.SCHEDULE OF BOWLING GAMES Quebec City and District League.\"At a meeting of tbe Quebec City and Distriet Bowline League held on Tuesday, 17th instant, the following wchedule was adopted for the season of 1908-09 :\u2014 : 1006.Nov.25\u2014Y.M.C.A.vs.Levis, Levis.1\u2014Cresceut ve.Gauvin Loy .7\u2014Colta vs, Crescent, V.M.C.A.** 10\u2014Gauvin vs.Loyola, Loyola.\u201c 17\u2014Loyola va.YX Ck.Y.M.C.A 1906 7 Gauvin ve.Levis, Levis.Adopted for the Season 1908-\"09 for Jan.12\u2014Levis ve.Crescent, Y.M.C.A \u2018\u201c 14\u2014Y.M.C.A.vs.Colts, YM.C.A \u201c 21\u2014Colte vs.Levis, Lavis, | \u201c S1\u2014Y.M.C.A.vs.Gauvin, Loyola.i 31\u2014Loyola vs.Crescent, Y.M.C.A \u2018 | | pa \u201c 28\u2014Levis vs.Loyola, Loyols.\u201c 28\u2014Ganvin ve.Colts, YM.C.A.| Feb.1\u2014Crescent vs.Y.M.C.A., ; Y.Mc.\u201c 4\u2014Colis vs.Loyola, Lo \u201c 4\u2014Levie vs.Ÿ.M.C.A., Y.M.C.A.: \u2018\u201c 11\u2014Gauvin ve.Ctescent, Y.M.C.A : \u2018\u201c 11-\u2014-Loyols vs.Levis, Levis.: \u201c« 18\u2014Loyola vs.Gauvin, Loyola.| \u2018\u201c 18-Y, M.C.A.ve.Crescent, | YM.CA.2B\u2014Crescent vs.Colts, Y.M.CA, | * 38~TLevie vs.Gauvin, Loyola.2\u2014Colts vs.Gauvin, Loyola.\u2018\u201c 4-Y.M.C.A.vs.Loyola, Loyola.4\u2014Crescent vs.Tevis, Levis.8\u2014Colta ve.Y.M.C.A., Y.M.C.A 11\u2014Crescent ve.Loyola.Loyola.\u201c 15\u2014Levis vs.Colts, Y.M.O.À.18\u2014Gauvin ve.Y.M.C.A., Y.M.C.A 8TH R.R.INDOOR BASEBALL CLUB At a meeting of the 8th R.R.Indoor Baseball Club held at the Drill Tall last evening the following officers were elected :\u2014 Hon.President\u2014It.-Col.Wm.Wood.Hon.Vice-President\u2014Major Wm.H.Davidson.President\u2014Sergt.-Major W.Wilkinsom.Vice-President\u2014Q.M.S.W.C.Jacques Secretary\u2014Corp.A.Burns.Trogaurer Stai-Serirt.J.Norton.Captain\u2014Sergt.B.McKay.Manayer\u2014Pte, C.Copeman.Committee\u2014Stafl-Sergt.Young, Sgt.Ellis, Corp.Murphy, J.Scott, Color- Sergt.H.Copeman.- ELECTION OF OFFICERS.The annual meeting of tbe Stadecons Fish and Game Club wi held yesterday, when the following officers were elected for the ensuing year :\u2014 President\u2014Mr.W.M.Dobeil.YVice-President\u2014Mr.H.T.Machin.Superintendent \u2014Mr.C.E.A.Bos well.Secretary\u2014Nr.B.J.Hale.Treasurer\u2014Major T.8.Hethrington.LEVIS SNOWSHOE CLUB.The officers of the Levis Snowshoe Club are as: follows :\u2014 Patron\u2014C.Blouin, M.P.P.Hon.President\u2014E.Dussault.Hon.Vice-President\u2014Dr.All.Roy President\u2014H.Morse.Vice-President\u2014 Jos.Couture.8ec.-Treasurer\u2014A.Couture.Assist.-Treasurer\u2014A.Pouliot.Committe\u2014L.Roy, A.Garant, Bryson, G.Atkinson.G.SUR & 30Md or iv - J À Kirouac & Cie, 34 Pabrique Street way she should bake, and when she is married \u2018 My mother taught me how to bake, and told me why she always used a McClary Range.\u201cNow I have a \u2018Pandora\u2019, apd, as With mother, my troubles are few, After fire is started, I simply bring thermometer to desired heat and leave the oven in s of the Szking.It's built for faithful service.\u2018\u201c While housewives with other ranges are poking fire and charsing dampers, | sit and read the \u2018Joy of Living\u2019.London, Toronto, Montreni, Winnipeg, Vancouver, SL John, N.B., Hamilton, Calgary.For Sale by Chinic Hardware Co Estab'd 1866.\u2014\u2014JAEGER\u2014 Steamer Rugs Blankets.John Darlington, .OF norsst fo AN Housekaapers 1,000 bushels Turnips at 250.a bushe), to be disposed of between now and ist .November.All other vegetables, fruits ) and cereals also in stock Fresh Malpecque Oysters at lowest prices.Fresh Fish suitable to season.M.BOYCE & SON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROGERS AND WINE MERCHANTS.19-81 Cote d'Abraham Telephone 849 ATLANTIS CITY, DJ.wee 0 FEEEH | EUROPEAN PLANE, wha | OPEN ALL YEAR 35 ë =P Largest and most modern Hotel on the Bleach front ; all rooms having Ocean view and long distance telephones; newly furnished hout, .three steam-heated sun parlors and verandahs connecting with the famous Boardwalk, affording an unobstructed view ol oceam.and § Pr eats and public bathe equipped with bot and cold sels § fresh water connections.and, fr ed Cuisine with special diet kitèben, and a le Carte Cale, under the personal supervision of the management.SPECIAL AUTUMN AND WINTER RATES ARE NOW IN EF: FECT.Send for Booklet.Proprietor ; A.8.RUKEYSER, Manager.; ne also Proprietor of \u2018Harvey's JOEL, HILLMAN famous Restaurant, Wash TG Why not write asd sik ws tor RE a copy of our Booklet \u201cThe Crimp and | in the Consequence\u201d about.\u2018 \u2019 .ddy\u2019s hboards | - Eddy\u2019s Was © tis» caguler lite \u201cEye.ER .opener.\u201d Mighty interesting EDDY * to everybody._ May we sot co all you Why you should.u\u2014 1 POSITIVELY PERSIST Sell, Cones | IN GETTING EDDY'S SIRE SCE 8 a , i.ce ie + Mungarian-Amerionn Sersios.; PIOMÉ vis armnarTaR TENE asd TRINNTE ess OBR co 000 3 Corals Me Ton, BE, and Naples Carpal waly) April's .\u2014 Ere mem & STOCKING, Losls street , Quebea, NOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL Kenslagten.Wor.7 Conta er Eee nes Th a\u201d Chadian \u201cOttawa\u201d holds tha seord from West ie Chotrpaet 7 days, 32 minutes RATES OF PASSAGE First fase.Second Class.0 $43.00 #0, \"CANADA\".; £8.\u201cDOMINION™.72.se oe MODERATE RATE SERVICE 8.\"KENSINGTON\" & 68 \"SOUTHWARK\" laps Cabla passen Sar (etied focond Class), most comjortatie IIYPRPOOL.LONDON, Third Clase passen; «sat $27,0 to principal ports un, 850 jow vaics to Continent.AAscording to Steames.WHITE STAR LINE to Task-Piynoni=-Cuerheurz-Southamphse- + Nov.25,10 2.: Dec, 2, 1p.m.: Dec.q,108,m, : Dec.16,11 a.m, ow Taci=-Leerpes! via Qrosastont [LA Oct.3t, 1pm: Nov, 38, noon Cedtie Dec.5,381: Arable Nov.14, 10 i Dec.12 nooû Celtic.Nov.sr, sp.m.i Dec 36,2 p.15 New York T Jem Yok ITALY Vis Azores, Madeira, Gibralterrxox Naw York Frou BosTow ; | | 22e Quebec Steamship Goy Ltd dou York, Someta and West Indes Royal Mail Lines.Salling from Pier 47, North River, N.Y.NEW YORE FOR BERMUDA Twin Screw 88.BERMUDIAN, 11 a.m 26th November ; 5th, 16th and 96th December.NEW YORE FOR WEST INDIBS St.Croix, St.Kitts, atigee \u2019 Guadaloupe, Dominica ique, 8t.Lucia, Barbadoes and Demerara.88 EORONA.3 pm., 24th Nov.For further informatiLp apply to QUEB 9n an! After the 12th Oot., 1908 T RE UNDERNOTHD TRIPS WILL BR found convenient for passengers travelling +3 the undermentioned railways without guar ontee (Sundays Excepted) weather and circumstances peimitting.QUESEC LEVI von Intercalonist Railwaya te Camp w.AM.vas 10.c0 Hzpress from Re ver Su Loup.PM.as from Hol fax, 100 0.Meme 107 ro, ï 1.90 Express to Mon tees).yes rprees to Momsreût.2 wo Ee to River te \u2018o Mallfax.Quetes Central Railway.¢13 Express from Campbeltton, s.+ Express from MontresL +2.James \"0 Pas es - a.Veins & Foriuad Grand Trunk Railway fesry.WarE Days aM, AM, es to the Rxpress the are ét ~ (23 \u201c= E to the West, se 1h \u2018est sundary.a.AM, wae Mail to the West.| 7.48 Krbress from the 13 Mail ess Na from the 2200 Mail from the West JUST RECEIVED \u201cBY RIGHT OF PURCHASE\u201d by Bar old Bindloss.\u201cHALFWAY HOUSE\u201d by Maurice tt.\u201cYo LORD STANLEIGB\u201d by Rol Barr.\u201cTHE BERMIT AND THE WOMAN\" > Edith Wharton.+THE WEB OF TIME\" by Robert E.Knowles.\u201cTREASURE VALLEY\u201d by Marsa rés LURE oF dus MASK\" by nograth.\\ PEAGNER OF THE SEA\" by Chauncey C.Hotchkiss.\u2014AT\u2014 J, Evoy's Bookstore, sise JOMN SERRES PRONE 178 aussso of the Cap Rouge ro ALLAN LINE Royal Mail Steamship Coy, THE FIRST OCEAN TURBINER Noissless and Without Vibration.LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC .AND MONTREAL SERVICE From From Quebec Wrom Steamshipe Moatresl mort GLASGOW, QUEBEC AND MIYTAEAL SEATIC: From From From Glasgow Ateamships Montres! Quabes se ors o Ontarian te Nov.to Not.31 Det.Pretorian n° \u201d\u201c 707 Numidian n* nun RATES OF PASSAGE.vecsersonseaus LONDON HATE, 072323 & MOTMAZAL 851/133 Frou Quabes 7 Nov, ip 4 From | From vron Tondou Havre Steamhios Montreal 130¢t.17 Oct.Pomeranian.7 Nov.» $1 Oct Corinthian, 39 \u201c Steamers marked * thes don't carry passengers Cabin, $40.00 to London, $43 to Hayre sad According to Bleamer and dort.«o.B09.80 Every modern improvement, onl Wireless Tel h boerd Vie a reless Telegraph on bog torn, Jirginfan, Tanislen 1 and = being Tard in case of accident, \u2014 ALLANS, LR co.ae NOTICE LAND FERRY For any information required regarding steamers Orleans and Champion apply on board steamer Frontenac, Champlain Market.Reford Agencies DONALDSON LINE Glasgue Sailings from Msatranl asd 923513 v6 Parthenia.SA.Kastalla os os \u201c Partheni .von PASSENGER RATES: Cabin, $4230 3 $62.g0 returm ROTTERDAM SERVICER OB Tritonf@.occciienirern erc0eurues Mov.19 THOMSON LINE Lowden Sailings frm Mnleaal aad Join #8 Devona,.(Cold Storage & Cost Air) Nev.a THE ROBERT REFORD CI, LI 78 St.Peter Street.Quebec.Montreal, Toronto, St.John N.B, Portland, Me NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL AND TORONTO.Local Secures a Spicy 93 ST.PETER ST.QUEBEC TELEPHONE 940.Paul Belleag Bagar Halle Belleau & Halle ACCOUNTANTS, LIQUIDATORS, INSURANCE BROKERS.Collections Made at Ressons>i> Rates, Phone 2324 05 8E Peter SL, Quod.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.New York, Nov.15\u2014In the absence of any new factor to-day the stock market showed the waning influence of some of the older factors which have been active for some time past, notably since the election.Whether from the fact that existing demand has been filled, or the dearness of prices has lessened the attraction of stocks, or suspicion has been aroused of an element of manipulation in the market which precludes a possible reaction, the decreases in the buyiug of stocks is obvious.The rise in Southem Pacific to above 120 established a new record for that stock, and Union Pacilic, St.Paul and Northern Pacific sold nt the highest prices of the present year.There were other strong points scattered through the list of securities and embracing some of the lowest grade of stocks on which dividends have never been paid and for which earnings show nothing available for dividends.Stocks which rose did so in succession and there was no unilorm upward movement at any time.The tendency of prices tarag while such influential stocks as those mentioned were advancing was proof of the strain to which the support of the market was being subjected.The feeling of distrust gathered force and then ended in the decline in the latter part of the day.Bonds were irregular.Total sales, par value, £5,412,000.neivite wirs from Civ H2at \u20ac C9, Vo conte Sruuent & Dupuis, Stsz2 Brokers, »Peter .Street.North Shore Mall and Passenger Service, Capt.J.Hearn Will sail (weather and circumstances permitting), Seturday, November 14th, for North Shore Ports as far ns Esquimeaux Point.Freight is now being received Point-a-Carcey Wharf.: For rates of passage and Freight and other particulars, apply to > BOLLIDAY BRON.101 Mt.Potee 94 PHONE 250, \"NOTICE bersuy given that the Pier at au mont « Cap Rouge Hiver is sub- mer as well as the other deep water Pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the Jom whart | ition at the mou ae fa ba ; by day and tore shown by a flat buoy a white light by night, and the position of the deep water pler recently taken at the endl of ths long what! ts in & straight line with the eald fiat buoy and about 600 feet to the at Temiscouata Railway TIME TABLE Taking Effect June npth, 1908.XPRESS Leaves Riviere du Loup 9.= Arrives Connors, N.Dé * MIXED d vs Ed, CE Presque Tele, Caribou ot Riviere star Informati te 5 .Shocking, 32 St oS rond Grom bas (3 ere du Opposite Grand.Central Station NEW YORK OITY.Rooms 4; a v Bagge 10 à sta He VE wun \u2014 era ts Great Western.Great Northera pfd\u2026.Illinois Central.Metropolit Missouri Pacific.Southern 22 5 Southern Ry.pM.T.C.&t 7 Twin City Word's Phos; The Great Englis) Remed Tooes and rR a ion \u201d norvque mt, makes UP\" tiood tu ofd Volna pures ers ous Dedility, Menlyl nnd Brain Worry, fa] Fis ramphidi ie, ) ou oni: CLOSING LETTER.Ry Private Wire.Neuville Bellean & Co., 93 St.Peter Street, Quebec.Phone 946.New York, Nov.I8.\u2014Marret opened eirong and higher, under the lead nf London, where quotations for Union Pacific were 3-4 and Canadien Pacific one point higher.Union Pacific advanced to 194 I-R.There has been public inclination to teke bold of the market af the advance and traders sold Ireely, believing that the overdne reaction was about to take place.St.Paul was run up to 150 and Southern Pacifio to 120 1-8 and being new high records.There was an sppéarance of artificiality about the market.however, and after the noon hour the re action set in with the result that re oceesions of one to two points were the rule.Commission house business has shown 5 material falling off and much realising of profits has taken place.Third Avenue was Ver: weak on re ported that the Central Trust Compony would foreciose on the company.nterbore-Metropolitan was vy on the statement tblished by a news agency showing deficit of $496,000 for the past quarter.Lomadon turned sol .| Montreal Steel Worksii | N.8.Steel & Conl Co.\u2026 .106d.: Bank of Mantrealont | Quobee R.T.& P.Co.Monday, will be held in the Buperior Court, to give \u2018arator November 23rd, , \u2018clock a their advice te oe appointment \u20ac «nd onc or more luspectors to this estate.V.8.PARADIS, Curator Office: 44 Dalhousie street, Richelieu & Out, Nav.Co., Building.Quebec, November 16th, 1088.ARTHUR BRUNEAU A.8.DUPUIS Montres), Quebec.DAINEAU À DPU STOCK BROKERS Transactions executed on Montreal Stock Exchange by personal rep Tesentation at f of one pe cent.Chas Head & \u2018 Coy's New York and ton vate wires and nuote tion Lt the disposal of pat- 18 Si Francois Xavier St, ONTREAL 123 Si.Peter Siret, Quehes.PHONE 1506.about 15.000 shares.Mr.J.R.Keene was credited with being largely instrumental in breaking the market and the Standard Oil houses are said to have been large loaners of monev.From present indications it looks as if the reaction to-night would extend further but it is quite netural and healthy and shoul be cucouragerd, While so meny extensive financing projects are in contemplation we do not anticipate any severe or long continued drop and should advise purchases on any further material drop.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Quotations furnished by Messrs, Nem: ville Belleau & Co., 93 St.Peter Etreet, Quebce.Montreal, Nov.18, 1908.; Asked.Bid Canadian Pacific Ry.1784 138g Minn.& St.Paul Ry.134 1324 Montreal St.Ry.L201 1954 Toranto Street Ri 107$ 107 Twin Citv R.T.Co.958 954 Detroit United Ry.343 51 Halifax Tramway 104) 102 Toledo R.& I.Co.\u2014 10 St.John Ry.Co\u2026\u2026uue vu 7 Winnipeg Railway 1.West India Ry.Co.62 50 Havana Electric Co.35 4 Havana Electric Co., ss San Paulo Ry.Co.R.6.Nav.Dom.Coal Ca.pref Wontreal Steel Worked, pref.\u2018100 Montrest Telegraph To.Bell Telephone Co.Ogilvie Milling Co.Ogilvie Milling Co.pref.Mackay Companies.