The Quebec chronicle, 24 novembre 1908, mardi 24 novembre 1908

[" The Weather.Lower Bt.Lawrence and Gull a Mild and partly cloudy, with local showers, $e ~ -.» © - The Quebec Chronicle.| \u201c Temperatures.Maximum and Minimum Temperatures : Montreal 30.44, Quebec 22,38.ESTABLISHED 1764, QUEBEC, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1908 ONE UENT \"vBOBS\" SPEAKS OUT PLAINLY » ON THE DANGER TO ENGLAND { , Britain's Supremacy at Sea Would be Lost if a Hostile Landing Could Not be Repulsed HOME ARMY MUST -Land Force Must be Increased BEA MILLION MEN.London, Nov.2 peaking in the IR Tause of Lords tonight Field Mar \u201c5 3 shal Lord Roberts expressed the conviction that the lack of a military foroe sufficient to make hopeless the nttempt to an invasion would, in all probability be the cause of the loss to Great Brituin's supremacy at sea.In a studied speech he pointed out the comparetive ease with which Germany could land an army on the whores of England Under the present conditions Emland would be forced, he said.to submit to most humiliating demande He disclaimed all hostility to or fear of Germany, but he declared that the defense of the islands required immediate attention.There should be an army so strong in numbers and efficiency that the plomt formidable of foreign nations would heei- tate to make a landing in England.He had ascertained, the specdpr continued, that vessels capable of accommodating 200,000 men were available in the northern ports of Germany and that ns a result of the new German service law, 200,000 men could be colleet- ed in the districts of the nearest port without auv trouble.The great Ger man steamship lines were in constant practice in (mbarking and disembark- ioe, aa the railroads were owned bv the state all preliminaries, up to the actual despatch of troops, could he carried out with the utmost mec.recy.Germany was perfectly aware, the Field Marshal went on, that it would be essential for her transports to evade the Britith fleet ami could easily distract attention hy small raids while the main disembarie ation was proceeding undisturbed.\u201cJt would be folly,\u2019 declared Tord Roberts.\u2018to shut our eyes fo poseibilitiet, however, much peace is desired.The startling events in the near east have brourht home to the moat careless obrerver that nothing cound save that country which is not pronared to protect iteelf.TI Great Britain continues to neglect the most ordinary precautions, she may some dav find herself in the hande pf the invader and forced to submit to the vost humiliating conditions.This dan- TORNADO SWEEPS THROUGH ARKARSS More than a Score of Lives Lost ~ Much Dastruction of Property, Little Rock, Ark., Nov.2%\u2014Accord- ing to advices reccivel night, meagre because of the remote ness of the region affected, more than @ score ol lives were lodt and many persons were injured in a tornado which swept the rorthwestern part of Arkansas late jecterdny, partly de molishing several towns and razing vast tracts of timber.The region re rted storm swept is removed from th telegraph aud railroads and de tails and confirmation of many of the reports are lacking.The tornado, approaching from the southwesy, cross ed the Arkensas River several miles north of the settlement of Pinney and procerding in n north-easterly di rection, swept through London.Waller ville, Jethro, Lodi, Jewisville, and Paterson and Herryville and outlying yortions of Mulberry, laying waste the larger part of thesn places and destroying timber and crops throughout the intermediate country.At Pinney, it ie said, twelve persons were killed and a number injured.Almost the entire acttlement was demolished.At london ten persone are re : to have lost the lives while considerable damage occurred.Wallerville and Jethro are reported de- strayed, several fatalitien occurring in each place.Near Mulberry the death list is placed at five.At Berrvville, Mrs.J.O.Hoskina(wan setiously hurt and several others sustained in.furiee, A path one hundred yards wide wan cut through the town, nix buildings being torn from their foun- dationa or unronfed.Here the oo erty loa ix eatimated at about $25, Woo.From outlying re-ions Sonslderble damage to property is also report, but no loan of life.At Lodi 3 ui up to mid- | ger in daily becoming more threatening.Within a decade, Germany has created the greatest sea Dower that ever existed, except Great Britain's, and at the present mowent, it is formidable.Measures are being taken to increase that power.It is calculated that there are 80,000 Germans in em: vlovment in Great Britain.They are trained soldiers and if à German fdrca once landed on these shores they would be ready to help.\u201d Lord Roberts contended that it was not absolutely essential for a nation to command the sea in order to carry out an invasion.A temporary local command woukl suffice and this was perfectly undermood in Germany.The main temptation to the invasion of Great Britain was the want of a hema annv which ought to cousist of a million men.Across the narrow sea, were G0.000,000 Germans, who by perseverance, industry, sound education and military training had made themselves a great nation.They required out lets for their conmunerce and population.It was Great Britain's business, continued lord Roberts, to find out in what way the great increase in Germanv's sea power vas likely to affect her and to adopt measures neces sary for her own defence.The navy under present, conditions, was fettered in home waters and without military force sufficient to render an invasion hopeless.firent Britain's military weaknees would in all probability be the cause of the loss of her naval she | supremacy.lord Roberts speech caused a | em- nation in the House., The Earl nf Crewe remarked on the seriousnens of such satatemenis in the present high- these | strung condition\u2019 of Europe's negves, saying he feared there might be re urettable consequences.Lord Roberts\u2019 resolution to the effect \u2018\u201cThat the defense of tho island's necessitutes the immediate attention of the government to make provision for auch a strong and cfficient army that the most formidable foreign nation will hesitate before making an attempt at Ianding,* was adopted by a vote of 74 to 32.ANTI-TUBERCULOS! EXHIBITION Visited by.Premier Gouin\u2014He Makes a Short Non-Committal Address.(Special to the Chronicle.) Montreal, November N\u2014Premier Sir Lomer Gouin of this Province! with Hon.Rodolphe Roy, Provincial .Becretary, visited the anti-tuberculosis exhibition to-day, and apent some time !and the distinguished visitors were escorted to the: platform, where the Premier was invited to make an address, .- Nir Tomer spoke-for .a few minutes, exprossed his iation of the valuable work being one the exe hibition.It had been r ted that the Premier would make some ane nouncement with reonrd to definite aid to he given by the Provincial Government to the work of the Anti-Tuber- culosis Teague, Sir Lomer, however, was Very guarded in his utterances slong this line.merely promining that he would do what he could to influence hin Government to give all proper aid to the society.Hon.Mr.Roy also spoke along the rame lines.As a result of the foregoing remarks of the Premier it has been mentioned that a deputation from the Antie Tuberculosis League shall wait upon him and other~members of the Gowernment lo-morrow morning to urge that the Government make the pré seri exhibition the nucleus of à trivial exhibit to visit Quebec, Three Rivern, asd other sections of tte province to educate the public against tuberculosis In\" addition the deputation will urge upon the Premier the work tn be preferred hy the Royal Commission on tuberculosie which he bar promised, and offer any help they can give in defining the % of -thin commission, with the idea of ultimately securing through the commission further Gov.ildi were destroyed and one ner- |rrnment aid in their ficht against son.an woman, was seriously injured.| the white plague.= eme ee RE F.MY\u201dS THE ORIGINAL C HERRY WHISKY A WORLD FAMOUS LIQUEUR Law, Young & Co, - = « < Montreal ~ MEETINGS OF THREE CIVIC COMMITTEES Considerable Volume of Business Transacted\u2014Some Important Matters Discussed.Three of the civic committews convened at the City Hall last evening, \u2014the Health, Waterworks and Market Commitiees.The attendsnre was large in each ease and a considerable volume of business was disposed of.The Health Committees was the first ol the three to mest under the chaiemanship ol Wid.Messervey, those amisting being His Worship the Mayor, Sir J.Geo.Garneau, Aldermen Cummings, Matte, Hogan, Dinan and Samson, members of the (\u2018ommitice, and Aldermen Pouliot, Lemay, Noreau, Campbell, Jantier, Kerret, Cannon, Paquet, Huard and Letourneaumajor ion of the session was dsvoted to the sideration of the complaints received regarding the pre valency of obnoxious odors in | the vicinity of ¢.Nicholas street, which bave occasioned ths residents of the locality not a little annoyance and expense within the last few months.One of the principal sufferers, a Mr.Poland, was heard in person, and ex- plainæi that during the milder months le was able to leave his windows open and in that manner escaped serious inconvenience, but this being out of the question lately his family suffered as a result, and on one \u2018 ocu- sion in particular he had been obliged to remove his children to an hotel, after they bad retired for the night, and ar a result two of them were still under the care of a physician.He had had the Gas Company inspectors examine the premises and they had located no disorder.He had also called in plumbers who had taken cvery sanitary precaution, but still the nuisance existed.Mr.C.E.A.Carr.General Manager of the Quebee Gar Co, to which plant the origin of the odors were attribut- ted.and who, with Mr.Wallace, was present, in answer to His Worship stated that their tank had been Ryphoned about two weeks ago last Thureday, and the operation was not likely to be repeated for rome time, Nr.Peland, interrogated further, declared that that would be about the last time his family had suJered from the gaseous odors, but since then, the disturbance wan of a different nature, ;and in hin opinion, emanated from the envers.Mr.Jeremish Gallagher, Watar Works Engineer, who had been | pre viously heard before the Committes, and declared the dr\" - -e pipes in the vicinity to be in no vay responsible, stated that if the sewers were faulty, every house in the vicinity would be affected and the odor would be permanent, which he understcod was not Poe case.h ence that sanitary plumbing would obviate the disorder.P After further discussion it was decided that the Engineer should visit the locality in company with the Gas.Company officials and endeavor io locate the trouble, and submit a report to the Committee.The other huriness was of a purely routine nature.WATERWORKS COMNITTEE.The awarding of a tender for 500 feet of red rubber hose, for scouring Purposes, at 81.08 per foot, to the GQutta Percha Rubber Co.war perhans the_most important action of the Wa\u20acrworkn Committee, over which Alderman Temay presided.There waa a second tender from\u2019 the Capndien Bubber Co.but that of the Gutt Percha people being, in the oninion of the Engineer, the most satisfactory, that company was awarded the contract.A letter was read from the Canadian Pacific Railway Co., informing the Committee that the Company pros posed erecting an emergency 60.000 gallon water tank on their property jen Crown street, and requesting that it he connected to the city water main.a\u2019 meter placed and a rate fixed, A rato-of 25 cents per thousand gol- lone was decided upon.The Board of Trade\u2019s petition re parding the water pressure drew from the Mayor the remark that a second pine war the only real remedy.Mr.Gallagher remarked that the domestic and the fire pressures were being confounded.and stated that the Chief.of the Fire Brigade was at pro.sent prosecuting a serien of texts to ascertain the fire pressure.the remult of which would be published imme diately the testa are concluded.Thowe present included Ais Worship the Mayor, Ald.Temay, Cummings, Letoiutrnean, Noruau, Lantier.Paauet, Jdobin.Ninen and Huard, members, and Aldermen Pouliot, Hopan, Same ron.\u201cCampbell, Matte.St.Pierre and Verret, \"MARKET COMMITTEE.The session of the Market Commit tee war the moat protracted of the evening and it wan going to midnight when the Committee rose, Alderman Huard presided, and there were present besiden His Worship, Aldermen Campbell, Hogan.Tetourneau, Cannon, Samson.Paquet and Matte, members of the Committee, and Aldermen Cummings, Lemay, Pouliot, Lantier, Bt.Plorre, Dinan, Verret and Jobin, There were {we petitions before the Committee, ome from a Mr.Lortie, complaining sgainat those holding only a butcher's lope being allo to trade as hucksters without a sree ond license, which is called for by law.The second from those Clurke of the Marketa, who have anquired the revenue privileges, complaining against the evasion of the tax by farmers who use the market places claiming that they have customers for their wares, and against those who eil cord w from door to door.According to the City Solicitor, it was for the clerks to take the initiative in tha latter care, and with re ward to the former Hia Worship state métros.od that the low would be It was hin opinion and ex-.FATAL SMASH-UP OF TWO TRAINS Three Men Instantly Killed\u2014V: lu ble Property Destroyed\u2014A Brakesman's Error, Peterbora, Ont., Nov.23.\u2014As the result of a head on collision which occurred early this moming between two freight trains at Bandbanks, a siding four miles of Pontipool, Edward Findlay, r, Hookave, West Toronto; Albeet Conroy, aged 19, brakeman, residing kt 9 Dundas street, West Toronto.and James Sweet, fireman, 27 Mclfurray avenue, West Toronto, are dead.Brakemau W.G.Reed, who is claimed to have heen responsible for the disaster ip missing.A freight train from West Toronto wad going east in two sections, the first being in charge of Conductor EK.Knapp, West Toronto; He received orders giving a regularly scheduled westbound freight train right of track over him with the additional information that it would be an hour late.Conductor Knapp worged his train as far as Sandbanks and went in to let the Montreal passenger train pass him and after tho pawsenger train pasred held his train there to await the west- did nut know ahout {rain, and thinking that they of the twenty minutes block, went and opened the switch and returned to the engine to be ready to leave.He was standing talking to the engineer when suddenly the westbound train drawn by two engines, came out of the darkness and plunged into the standing train.The three envines were completely demolished and the right of way for nearly a quarter of a mile war blocked with damaged cars.The three nfen that were killed were all on the double header.Engineer Findlay and Fireman Sweet.on the lrad- ing engine, and Brakeman Conroy on the eecond engine.The leading en- wine, No.MB, was completely de molisherl onlv the boiler remaining.and it was in this mess that the bodies of Findiav and Sweet were found.Conrov was relieving the fireman and war ground Lo pieces between the boiler and the tender.Engineer Dorricott and Fireman Taylor, of the second engine, were put through the windows of the cab and escaped romparativelv uninivred.The engine of the eastbound traig wes lens dum- aged and the crew meuped uninjured.The loss to rolling stock and contents will total $100.000.Dr.Eastwoolthe local coroner, ban empanclled a jorv and will hold an inquest into the death of Conrov.Supt.MeNelly, who came out with the wrecking crew, said he had no information to give Brakeman Reed, who, it is claimed je the responsible party has disappenr- ed \u201cI saw him at the caboose going back to Burketon Juncton shortly after the wreck, but 1 have not seen him since,\u201d said Conductor Knapp of the waiting train.\u201d He told me he took it for granted we were going to follow the passenger train.which we let hy from the west, after the usual twenty minutes interval and opene the switch, not thitking of the oncoming westbound freight.After opwn- ing the switch I think he came back to the engine to wait.L did not ree \"him before the wreck to tell him anything.Ho saw the engine's orders and | instructions or should have secn them.\u201d \u2018LAY DELEGATES STILL FOR DEAN FARTHING Sixty-Seven Out of 100 Favor His Election as Bishop of Montreal, {&pecial to Chronicle} Montreal, Nov.M.\u2014Over 100 lay delegates to the Monirea) Jiocinan Synod met to-night to discuss the question of a siccessor to Bishop Carmichael.After discussion w ballot was taken in which F1 votes were cast for Dean Farthing and M for Dean Evans.This makes it evident that the trend of lay feeling has net changed ap ably mince the last merting The Svnod, a month ago, when Dean Farthing had the majority by a substantial number in the three lay bal- Jota.No new candidates were named this, evening.The proceedings of the Synod oven to-morrow with service in Christ Church Cathedral.There is indication thet the election of a bishop will be one of the most protracted in the hostory of the Montreal See.Another (question which wan din ed at great length was the practio of the habitants and traders of making a market place gf the varde of their stopping places, enpecially at Christmas and Easter time, to.the detriment of the market revenuer and al- vo to the disadvantage of the fro queniers of the reqular market places.Thin matter wea brought before the attention of the Commitive by a petition from the prominent butchers of the city.The, law will be rigidly wnforced in thie respect and the vard.keepers adviend by the Chief of Police that they \u2018will be brought to arcouns should they transgrese the law in allowing their promises to be used for the .ho practire of wholesale dealers and others of welling short weight butte without the proper marks was alro brought before the attention of the Committee, but after nome deliberation was , an wan the debate \u2018| on the licensing of pedlars, owing to Like advancing howr.hound freight.His front end hrakeman | W.©, Reed, it is claimed, forgot, or | the wembound would ; follow the passenger train at the end | A Pair of 37.50 Opera Glasses, FREE HE person purchasing for the rontost Smount in the Opti partment this week will be presented with a pair of $7.50 Lemaire Opera Glasses FREE, QUEBEC.RETAIL DIVISION 167-173 St.Joseph Straot, Easy Shopping ITH the aid of a Customer's Deposit Account, 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.Santa Claus Is Very Rapidly RJ Approaching Quebec E left Santa Claus digging his airship out of a snow drift, and bewailing his lack of gasoline.His message to-day is much brighter and will be good news to the little girls and boys.En Route, Nov.23rd, 1908 \u2018To The Little Girls and Loyscare The Payuet Co.My airship is doing better work than ever, although my supply of gasoline is completely exhausted.Asyou know.Necessity is the mother of Invention, and when I had used the last drop of gasoline vou cau believe that I was forced to do some hard thinking.After racking my brain for some time, all to no purpose, 1 selected a dainty little pair of Pearl Mounted Opera Glasses which I was taking to a little girl iu Quebec, and scoured the horizen for some sign of life I was fortunate enough to discover an Esquimaux camp some five miles to the west, and set out on foot to look for help.When I got there all the men in camp were sitting around a bonfire drinking pain-killer which they had taken from a poor miss ionary who had bert captured the day before.After setting the missionary free I took possession of the pain-killer aud carried it back with me to the airship.As an experiment, I tried it in my engine instead of gasoline.To my great surprise it worked much better and did not burn up nearly so fast.So now there should be nothing to prevent me from reaching Quebec in a few days.You will hear from me again tomorrow.Your old friend, SANTA CLAUS.\u201d Unique Bargain Offer In Ladies\u2019 Winter Cloakings OW thie is a Bargain that should make a sensation.You will have to read it very carefully to grasp the full meaning, and when you see just what it wil! mean to you in money-sav- ing, you will not loose much time in getting here to take advantage of it.; Our regular prices for Ladies\u2019 Cloakings are by far the lowest in Quebec, as we buy direct from the mills in quantities which are large enough to secure the lowest prices ailowed to anyone.The result is that we can offer you :\u2014 = $1.00 Cloakings for _89c 81.25 Cioakings for $1.13 $1.50 Closkings for $1.39 $1.75 Cloakings for $1.59 $2.25 Cloakings for $1.99 Fora short time only, every purchaser of 3 yds of Cloaking, or over, at the above prices will be given THE LAST YARD FOR 25c.Itrequires just 3 yards to make a Winter Coat.Figure out your saving, and you will find that in the regular way 3 yards at $2.25 would cost you $6.75 while this offer enables you to buy 2 yards at 81.99 and one yard at 25c.making a total of $4.23 and saving you exactly $2.52 on your material.As this'offer is bound to bring a tremendous response, we would urge you to come at once, as the offer may be withdrawn at any time.sn\u201d ra cr 24 rique NE Pi One Thousand Yards of Rich Silk Velvet Worth $1.00 for 89c a Yard R Buyer secured an especially fortunate purchase of Beautiful Silk Velvet ins eplendid range of colorings including Cardinal, Sultan, Garnet, a, Moss, Bronze, Yellow, Violet, Drab and Royal.This magnificent material has never been sold at less than $1.00 a yard and it is very doubtless if you could match it in Quabec at less than 81.10.It compares perfectly with our own special 81.00 Silk Velvet.World's taken up by the ladies of Quebec.On Bazaarstore has ever offered.you some idea of what you can save here on groceries.Filberts.woarca lb.Peanuts.«toc a Ib.130 à lb, California Raisins .»10C à package \u201c\u2026.22C8 et California Oranges.Lemons.\u2018This is just another ex t markets, The purchase comprises one thousand y Sale in the Dress Goods Department at, per yd | Holiday Groceries In The Chris LREADY thousauds of people have visited our immense Fourth Floor Christmas The universal opinion is that this is the greatest Christmas attraction this Every resident of Quebec will be delighted with the values we offer in all sorts of plain and fancy groceries.The following list of prices will give Corn, 3 cans for.Peas, 3 cans for.Tomatoes, 3 cans for.Chocolat Menier.ckage Fry's Chocolate.ample of our supremacy in the ards and will be quickly 3c i s\u2026cccceoou23C vo\u2026c\u2026eb.0.36C8 lb.»\u2026\u2026\u2026.28alb \u2018 Ki THE QUEBEO SURONIOLE, a \u2014 JUESDAY.N OVEMBER 84, 1908, REAT REDUCTIONS FOR SPOT CASH On Millinery All Imported Pattern Hats, Ready to Wear, Felt and Beaver Hats.On Jackets All New Model Jackets, Fur Lined Jackets and Wraps.Dressing Jackets, Wrappers, Children\u2019s Jackets, Coats anid Robes All the Above Greatly Reduced for Spot Cash.Christmas Gifts New English Prints 10c.14c., 170.New Black Cashmeres and Alpaccas, New Ize Woo! Scarfs, Clouds and Shawls, New Fancy Ties, Bows, Jabo's and Girdles, New Chene Sash Ribbons and Searfs, New Umbrellas, Fancy Handles, Lace Handkerchiefs, Embroidered Handker« chisfs, Feather Boas, in Black, White and Grey.New Fancy Eidardown Quilts.SPECIAL Lace Dresses $10.75, $12.75, $15.75 | À 3 i Ne Ra J Ri GLOVER, FRY & GO.New Fountain Pen Made of nard Black Vulcanite and fi'tad with a solid 14k Gold Pen.The price with Filler and patent tip included is One Dollar Zach pen is put up in a neat card board box and will make a very presentabls Christmas Gift Illustration is actual size.Mail orders promptly attended to.G.SEIFERT & SONS.IMPORTERS, 16 Fabrique Street, Queba3 Three little things which a ll agree.une, Jixtu-th-satyt.f, The @uebeq Ghronicly COAL IN ALBERTA.The Montreal Gatette of Satérday says: \u201cA great deal of interest has been felt in business circles for some time past with reference to a very important discovery of bituminous coal in Alberta.Enquiries made on the subject have elicited the following infor- i mation from reliable sources: The coal deposit in question is situated at a short distance (30 miles) from the located line of the Grand Trunk Pacific, now under coustrue- tion.opposite to the Yellow Head Pass, and at less than 150 miles west of kdmonton.The vein in sight has the very unusual average thicknessof 28 feet of pure coal, and occupies 3 terrace of cretaceaus formation covering an area of about 35000 acres.The quantity of coal in sight is estimated at over 800,000,000 tons.The , coal measure is horizontal, is above i the level of the water, and offers very , unusual facilities for extraction, reducing the cost of working to a min- \u2018imum.In point of quality, the an- | alyses obtained show that this coal .is bituminous, of the same grade as \"the coals of the \u2018Crow's Nest.of Vancouver Island (Dunsmuir) and of ; Sydney (Nova Scotia.) That is to ! say an industrial fuel of very great i value.The purity of the vein is well illustrated by the following extract from the report of Mr.F.§.Landstreet, the well-known specialist ex- i pert of New York: \u201cI have been unable to find record | of a deposit cqual to it in these par- ; tieulars.\u201d Several indications prove the exist- i ence of other veins on the property, both above and below the principal vein, and it is expected that at a depth of less than 40 feet three or four other workable veins will be found.The discovery of this magnificent deposit of coal was made more than two years ago, after many months of laborious and scientific search, and since that date the exact determination and location of the vein has been followed up and completed.Mr, F.8.Landstrect, a celebrated coul mining expert of the United States.has been employed for a great part of last summer in the careful examination of this property.He reports it is onc of the best that he has ever seen.The property is controlled hy an influential syndicate composed of a | group of leading castern business men, amongst whom are some important manufacturers of Quebec, associated with several gentiemen from Edmonton.The organization is now being completed of an important company, which, in addition to operating the + mines, intends to build one or more i railway lines to connect the coal deposits with the several railways con- i verging at Edmonton.Proposals in | this connection from financiers in | Londen and New York are now under : consideration.! Quebec people are largely interested jin this important discovery and enquiry here elicited the following additional information: [It is reported : that one of the most important of the Canadian railways has made overtures with the view of acquiring exclu- | sive control of this important supply ! of fuel, but it is difficul ito obtain | definite information on this point.| lt is not necessary to point out the great importance of this discovery, not only for the rapidly increasing | population of our magnificent North- | west Territory and for its growing \"industries, bat also for the economi- | cal operation of its railways.for which , a cheap and abundant supply of good fuel is indispensible.More than once | the problem of fuel has been brought ! before the people of the Northwest [in an acute manner, and we have not | forgotten the terrible experience of the winter of 1906-07, when the inhabitants of the prairies were obliged to burn wheat to avoid perishing by cold.The bituminous cnal of the Crow's Nest is being drawn more and more towards the western United States, so that the Canadian Northwest is to- ; day depending almost entirely upon | the lignite of Alberta.But it must i be remembered that this lignite, on account of its fragile properties, cannot be stored, so that the production must be regulated by the demand and cannot anticipate it.Now the demand jis greatest in the autumn and the | winter, that is to say, at the very | | ! { The kettle Tha feapet nina) \u2014\u2014 Does not Color the Hair [Steers Falling Hair AYER'S HAIR VIGOR time when the railways are busy handling the crops which must be carried eastward.Blockades of trafic frequently result, and, moreover, traffic in winter is very uncertain owing to the rigors of the climate.Consequently, in spite of the most praiseworthy efforts of the railways, the fuel situation in the west is often precarious, The railways themselves are often embarrassed by scarcity of fuel, because they are not allowed to use lignite, its vse for locomotives being prohibited by the Railway Commission.The situation in future will, therefore, be greatly improved in consequence of this providential discovery, and it will be a great relief to the people of the Northwest that owing to the proximity, unlimited quantity and good quality of this new coal, iit can be stored in quantities at dif- ; ferent points all along the lines of the railways before the commencement of the grain trafiic, and before the period of snow blockadee.\u2018The mineral, iron and industrial enterprises of the west wilt also find in the cheap fuel resulting from this new discovery a powerful factor of success, and millions of dollars now sent to Pennsylania for coal will be profitably expended in operating cial mines in Canada.During the present year aver a million tons of Pennsylvania coal were sent to the Northwest by avater to Fort William, and thence by rail to Winnipeg and even as far west as Saskatoon.The new coal now discovered will be able by its low price, not only to supply the country west of Saskatoon, but also to drive the Pennsylvania coal out of the Winnipeg market, The country is to be congratulated upon this new and valuable discovery, and it is to be hoped that its financial control will remajn in Canada.A QUICK CHANGE OF FRONT.The announcement is made that as a result of the revelations of misdemeanor, fraud and dishonesty in the marine department before the com- niission at Quebec, the Dominion gov- crnment is considering the question of making similar enquiry into all the other departments of the public service.Up and down the country during the last Dominion campaign and in the columns of the Liberal press, opposition speakers and journals were denounced as a slanderbund, as scandalmongers, as muck rakers for presuming to discuss and criticise the honorable conduct of the various departments of the government.The elections are now over, and the Laurier government is virtually assured of another parliamentury term of power.Patriotism and the ordinary decencies of representative government will be permitted to have an innings.How far this concession is due to the strenuous campaign of the baiteged slanderbund the public can judge.On the floor of Parliament, in committee, in the Grit press and on Grit platforms during the last year, information was denied, investigation re- fuscd and those sceking to expose departmental misconduct that amonnted to public scandal were thwarted and insulted with the bestowal of opprobrious epithets, Now.safely re-established in power for a term of years, with the minds of many Liberals affected to the extent of suspicion at least by the mo- dieum of evidence that was secured or dragged from reluctant ministers, the Laurier goverament is forced into an effort to cleanse some of the con.rupt methods {rom the departments of government.It may he that the better, higher ard more patriotic attitude of the government in consenting to investigation of other departments is not alone caused by the assurance of a large majority in the House of Commons, but by the feeling that unless the business life of Canada is to be prostituted and the fair name of the country dragged in the mire in the coming years, that the evil of departmental fraud, dishonesty and boodling shall be climinated from the putlic service.: The Conservative party was defeated in the last general elections, but it is to be believed that it was the chief factor in bringing the knowledge of the Laurier government the patriotic necessity of purging the departments of rank dishonesty, The campaign for honest government, the \u201cscandal campaign.\u201d sneered at by the Sifton wing of the Liberal party, may, when the disclosures regarding the marine department are considered, if inves- tigetion ls carried through the several departments to the department of the interior, be admitted Ly honest Liberals to have been the most patriotic tactics under the pircumstances that a political party could possibly have taken, \u2019 NATIONAL DISHONOR.Le Temps of Ottawa does not believe that Canada should have a navy either in embryo or in being.Here is its argument.On the ses Britain is powerful enough to paralyze the efforts of enemies who might seek a quarrel in her chief colony, It is true that Australia believes it necessary to establish a marine force.But the situation of Canada and that of Australia are not analogous.There is no need to arm against an Asiatic invasion of Canada.Tbe Monroe doctrine is our safeguard.Did ever any reputable nation take such an extraordinary attitude?If the Monroe Doctrine is to be our stay on the sea, then it should be also our support on land.In that case every cent laid out on militia expenditure is worse than wasted.Why should we prepare for war when the American anny is panting with eagerness to fight our battles?The British fleet in the carly nineteenth century was strong enough to crush the French fleet, but it could not prevent the Toulon squadron from crossing the Atlantic and returning.Ships in those days were dependent upon wind and weather.One battleship of any European power might and the other coast towns into dust.How would the Monroe Doctrine prevent it?It is the height of stupidity to pretend that the country is properly defended when everything is spent on land forces and nothing on coast defenders.A few torpedo boats, destroyers and submarines would be the best defence the country could have against invasion.Our self-re- spe-t as\u2019 a nation should surely prevent us from asking a friendly neighbor to pay our bills.> -\u2014\u2014 MAKING HAWAII THE GIBRALTAR OF THE PACIFIC.The United States has taen up in earnest the work of defending Hawaii, The strategic importance of this \u201cKey to the Pacific\u201d was never so clearly seen as in the light of possible conflict with Japan.\\When the .defenseless condition of this imsortant point was presented vigorously and the danger to the Pacific Coast emphasized, Congress.made liberal appropriations.The Navy and War Departments have begun work with unusual promptness and the enterprise is already well under way, of the Pacific.Not only have the army garrisons been largely increased and the building of strong fortifications begun, but the navy 33 to construct at Pearl Harbor one of its most important stations.Those who have not been keeping in close touch with events were surprised this week when the Acting Secretary of the Navy advertised for bids for constructing at Pearl Harbor the biggest dry dock in the world.This dock will be large enough to contain not qniy any battleship now afloat.but any that is likely to be built in the next twenty years.là is to be 1,125 feet long, 65 fect deep and 110 feet wide, and is \u201cto be built in sections so that two ships may use parts of it at the same itme.This dock will be capable of caring for any ship i in the navy.This great dock is to be the central feature of one of the best equipped of navy yards, in which ships may be cleaned and repaired without making the long voyage to the Mare Island yard, on the California coast.The $4,000000 appropriated by Congress at its last session doubtless will be supplemented from year to year until Hawaii is made the most important United States naval base outside the borders of the continent.\u2014Baltimore nn.ARE YOU WEAK AFTER SICKNESS ?Later on it will be Harder to Get Strong than Today.What are You Doing to Get Well ?A case in point ia well exemplified in the following letter from Mm.V.J.Wilder, wife of à well known oitisen of Pittsfield.who writes: \u2018I had à nervous disorder that completely proatrat- ed me.1 couldn't sleep, and would lay and toss about oll night, arising in the moming more tired than ever, bead heavy, eyes dull, and every bone and muscle aching.I tried tov get alone without calling in a doctor, but was finally driven to it.He treated me for some time, but with no .ceptible improvement in my health.Some one recommended Ferrorone.The change it effected in my system was noticsable almost instantly.1 gradually took on flesh.The \u2018all-gone\u2019 feel: Ing left me.In less than six weeks | was fully recovered from what looked to me like an everlasting sickness.1 via always recommend Fertozone feel: th sincerity that it In an honest, bach] health-giving tonje.\u201d\u2019 Trv Ferrorone to-day | The nourishment and vital energy it supplies in wonderful.errosone makes vou feel better et once, ft'a good for mm.for women, for children\u2014just the thing for everybody ascking better health.Sold by all dealers, 80.per box or, tix boxes for 95,50, slip across the sea and blow Hafifax |- Hawaii is to b emade the Gibraltar SCOTCH Alone has the Quality and .flavor whioh satisfy the ocanolsseun Matured in snerry oaska JAMES BUCHANAN & 00.Distillery - MULBEN, SPEYSIDE, MB, Soctiand D.0.ROBLIN, TORONTO Sole Canadian Agest = Steady Nerves prove a sound digestion, which is promoted by the occasional use of WILSON\u2019S Invalids\u2019 Port M ia Quina du Pérou) Says \u201cI recommend, with pleasure, your \u201cWilson's Invalids\u2019 Port 09 2 med.felual tomic wine, It is aloe a powerful appetizer ond streagiheuer of the nervous oyotem.\" > BIG BOTTLE All Druggists 7 Everywhere.ING PONDER THE KIND THAT PLEASES THE PEOPLE L W.GILLETT CO, LTD.| \u2014\u2014\u2014 LCN\" S.J.Shaw & Coss Jon STREEP Cor.Mouaiois MX! ced Noire Dame Sirocts Winchester, Savage and Marlin RIFLES, Single and Double Barrel SHOT GUNS.Winchester and Rem! peating SHOT GUNS, Smith & Wesson, Hopkins & Allen, Iver Jo REVOLVER Cartri Loaded, Shells, Gun mplements, ete.Tents, Canoes .and Camp Outfits, A large assortment of \u2018Hunting Coats, Pants, Blankets, Hunt- The reason any girl can fool any man in hecaine the man fimmt fooln himself about the girl every time.When a man discovers an alfinity a carclil examination into his business affairs is apt io disclose nome crook- edutéa there also.Truth ie stranger than fiction = and Poiten quite as dangerous ing Boots, Rubber Sheets, Dunnage Bags and all Hunters and Camping Supplies.MEN AND WOMEN, PATA hl Sunstersl lrritations ce rat MUCOUS Membranes, sinless, and not astrine 1106.gue or ratte, re] hr! ph ue fre xpress \u2018| General and H n Be Colts & Browning Automate CHINIC- HARDWARE CO\u201dY.St.Peter Stress, Lower Town Branch, Fabrique St, Upper Tow RIFLES hata yrs Maw GUNS, REVO LVERS, snd Double Barrel.FT Nn CARTRIDGES, GUN IMPLEMENTS Bro ER COMPLETE CAMPING OUTFITS rss Seni fe, ghia oats, } 25 Joseph Rodgers & & Sc pk Cutlsty Kitchen Utensils.FOUR LARGE FIRMS subscriber who ati re) ed qu « oF ow SS uanufactu ] te take and prompt! su ord toe thela various brands of eoods Dominion Bridge ect hig Canadian Iron & Foundry Co-, Lo, The James Robertson Ca, Ltd.The Magnesite M'f'g & Trading Ca, London, England.\u2014ALSO\u2014 Solicits orders for of yoo gt descriptions of Btesl Laths, ae J.de S.BOSSE MANUFACTURERT AGENT, 111 MOUNTAIN HILL PHONE No.3033 i WHOLESALE & RETAIL FLOUR, GRAIN & HAY 08 DALHOUSIE STREET LR CLA Ver KNITTED GOODS OF ALL KINDS \\ \u2014 our stock of these goods 1s now well assorted inall sorts and sizes including Tuques, Sashes, Mitts, Golf Jerseys, Clouds, Skirts, Underwean, Tights.WOOT, * SASHES in afl the popuim colors at 40c., 4Bc., A WOOT, TUQUES in a great variety in plain and fancy knitting 300, dûc., 48c., 48¢c., 83c.WOOL MITTS in scarlet, cardinal, navy, black and white at 50.Fe, Mr.te, 36c., 38.GOLF JERSEYS ia navy, eardinal white and black, at $1.88, 32.26, $2.65, $2.96.W001, SKIRTS in plais colors 4 tancy stripes at $1.10, 9140, 91.08, $2.25, $2.88.BLACK TIGHTS lor ladies\u2019 st $3.48, $1.48, $1.50, $1.75, 81,80.BOYS\u2019 WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW: ERB in all the different sices aù 550.Bic.65e, 78¢c., 80c., 88¢., 9%, WOOL UNDERVESTS for ladies\u2019, white and natural at 58e, @0e., De, 85e, $1.10, $1.18, 025, 81.40, $1.68.WOOL DRAWERS {or ladies\u2019, white and natural.at ., 60c., 82e, $8c.1.10, 81.18, $1.25, 81.440, 81.68.NIGHT DRESSES in flannelette for ladies\u2019, in white, pink apd oky at 960, us 8135, $1.50, $1.8, 8.10, A lot of Scotch Wool Undervests and combinations in odd sises for ladies\u2019 and children at Half Price = semer 20 Fabrique Strest \u20ac | Tuephons 383 Quotes.- | | _, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1008.THE QUEBEO OBEONIOLES _ \u2014 3 : : Ts ENGLISH IMPORTS | #2, [Toor Ï dE N t À New York, Nov.23\u2014The market was 9 Heavy English Kersey Ulstering | Stylish Scotoh Tweed Ulstering glish = DODDS \u2018 Br So\u201d sheng Loon \u201caies \u2014 tm, tone, robin \u2018 Heavy Irish Prieze Ulstering.| Wool Combination tude arins: | Heavy Eng ian Kaieied Vests = UE 300 aber and alpine quite pin, a Heavy Harris Tweed Ulstering.| Heavy Sootoh Sweaters, English Oxford Shirts $1.00.KIDNEY 5.0 sl oe, 66 : = 9, KF dared Phe ttes 55 = \u201cSpecial Liqueur with s 1 have secured the servio of Mr.Thienel, a First Class English Cutter, Mu) handine Ralph Acid produced by gent know e of tailoring._ 1 11 that A o the concern, the deal with the Inde .sas h mart e edg g.One try-on only, is a pendent Ferilier Co.volsing a Satisfiss the Most Fastidious! req tred mn o Tenn.Copper of 85,000,000.: Paci \"memes rumer of Conndivn - = 29 icons : - J S M UU LL LL IN Central and da 4 per ois dividend \u2014\u2014 A - } i - of he lerred_stor! the latter BUSINESS CHANCES competiy.Consolidated Can on- | \u2014 Merchant Tailor and Haberdasher 48 Fabrique St.tin 0 pet anciivation of) SOUTH A ATRICAN LAND Wah.5 vo able en | in the Consolidated i rœaute\u2014I desire to purchase a few .other spawialties South African Land Warrants for SNAP YOUR FINGERS IN WINTER'S FACE | When you are protected by such warm Natural Wool nd in our fino stock of Wolsey\u2019s, Turnbull's, Pen-Angle and many others.1 Underwear as you will i Coat Sweaters, Dressing Gowns, Socks, Eto, ! Smoking Coats and Blazers, | Knitted Vests, Flannel! Shirts, Russian Caps and Sashes, Eto, Ete.\u2018 ! Heavy Hand Knitted Gloves 50 and 75 cents.GASPARD HUOT, 108 ST.JOHN STREET PHONE 1664 MERCHANT-TAILOR 87 ST.JOHN STREET \u2018Wo have added a new department to our establishment.In future we will make Ladies\u2019 Costumes, Dress Skirts, Evening Dresses, otc, .An experienced tailor is attached to our establishment.A VISIT IS SOLICITED Of Interest to All Housekeepers 1,000 bushels Turnips at 25¢.a bushel, to be disposed of between now and ist November.All other vegetables, fruits ~ and cereals also in stock \u2018Fresh Malpeoque Oysters at lowest prices.Fresh Fish suitable to season M.BOYCE & SON, No >LWBLEMLE AND AETAN.GROCERS AND WISE MERCHANTS.Estab'd 1856.19-21 Cote d'Abrahans.Telephone 249 NS m\u2014\u2014 NEW TAILORING ax» HABERDASHERY BUSINESS 1 BUADE STREET (Adjoining Chronicle Office) The subscriber now invites the publ.c to pay a visit to his mew and commodious place of business, They will find @ nice line of gents furnishings.All new goods and latest styles.My stock of cloths for muitings is also complete and of the very bust quality and latest patterns.Cut, style and finish are leading features.Orders promptly and carefully attended to T.LAFRANCE, IF{iAMT ALOR Let the Light Shine Through It.It is not only beauty of surface that charms you in a sheet of Eaton, Crane & Pike paper.Its beauty rmeates it through and through.t has the air of quality.Hold it to the light, and note the purity of color, which can only be obtained where the best materials and purest waters are used \u2014that's why it is always spoken of as \u2018Made in Berkshire.\u201d 148 ST.JOHN STREET, QUEBEC.\u2014hg\u2014i\u2014 ROASTING THE BUTCHER + is what ie done daily, either because Me ment quality has fallen dows or e prices bave gome .Price on fuctuate, but ality seedn't ators ally Heder NEAT MARKET ors , tender Steak gad Gop, Lamb, Corn-Pad P 4 ame Bacon expertly pandiad and delivered In condition from our ice-cheste et ho est prices.flive ne a al JUST RECEIVED, Fresh Creamery Butter.80e.oa Ib.Preah Begs.corre .\u2026Âle.à des.oo An A.DOMBROWSKL Champlain Market, 2 \u2014 tee NEPTUNE INN QUICK LUNCH Breaks, Cutlets, Sand Chicken and Boast Beel, Sb lete, ut Rum Be Pies, Bovril, Tea, cé and Grossiste À Teich solicited and satisla tion guar ant .SPECIALTY \u2014 NOTICKÆ Notice ie hereby given (hat application \u2018will be made to the slature of the Province of Quebec at next Session lor an Act to ratify and con- frm @ deed of vale between the heirs ul the Mstate of the late L.T.Mac herson and Alex.Moors et al before [ampbell, N.P,, lith July, 1908.Quebec] 30th October, 1908.CHARLES M.HOLT, Bolicitor for Appliranteoct.31z1m.Banderson\u2019s Scotok Whiekies, Wines, Gin, Oroft\u2019s Old Port Wines, Amon.Frome Bop à Core Cornts, Or © .3 Mume a Rare Ale on Dim & J.T.LEVALLEE, Proprio \u2019 @ | EUROPE, BERMUDA, JAMAICA, WEST INDIES Now is the time to plan for your Winter trip to Summer Climes.Try ons of our complete Mediterranean Cruises.- Plans, sailings and rates of all lines always on COOK'S TOURS TO ALL PARTS Inquiries solicited and attended to promptly.F.S.STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STR: ! Gen\u2018! R.R.and 8.8, Agen\u2019 \u2014 =\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WEALTH : The Reward of Thrift 1 Without Gambling ! Without Specu'a fon 11 Without Risk 111! Invest Your Savings in Government PREMIUM BONDS They are guaranteed as to principal and interest, consequently as eafe as British Consols.They bear fixed interest in most cases from 2 to 4 per cent.and give the holders the chance of acquiring a fortune by periodical wing with Prizes from £34,000 down to £20, A shoemsker whose wages were euly 81- per week has draws the First Prize of £24,000 of the Ottoman Government Railroad Bonds, which he bought only two months before for £6-10-0, They eppoal alike to the man with thousands and the man with shillings.EASY TwRMS (from 10 per month) of Payment if desired Write a posteard for descriptive Buoklet to The Anglo American Finance Cor poration, 41 King William Street, Londen, E.C.England.nov.l6xi a.w.tuex7 VEGETABLES ERQUY Steumer for Boston, via sailed alternoon with 4 Hesperian, from Glasgow, oville and Halifax, from Glasgow on Saturday (ernçon mith cabin, 43 second an \u2018 ay class Ll iT or Halifax, and 6 cobin, 2 second and 72 steerage passengers for Boston.Steamer Mongolian, from l\u2019hiladel- hin for Glasgow, via St.John's, Nfld., arrived at Glasgow on Saturday afternoon.C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Monteagle arrived at Yokohama from Vancouver at 9 a.m.yes- 1arday-.DOMINION LINER.M.S.Canada, Capt.R.© Jones, the last passenger steamer of the line to sail for Likerpoc! from this port this seanon, arrived at Liverpool at midnight Inst Sunday, thus completing a fast passage.She went by the southeriv or Cape Rave route.Steamer Ottoman sailed from Portland for Liverpool at noon on the 2st.Steamer Dominion arrived at Portland from Liverpool at 3 p.m.Sunday.Nhe landel 24 passengers at Halifax.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Parima sailed from Thomas, W.L, for New York at pme last Sundayi Steamer Bermudian arrived at New ! York from last Sundayse Bermuda nt | pm.BARK CAMBRIA.It har been decided that the dam aged Norweyian hark Cambria now in the Louise Dock, will discharge cargo and winter at this port.NOTES.Steamer (ean, from Sydney, for Montreal, with coal.passed here yesterday._ Nteau Farnebe and Kron Prinz Olav arrived from Montreal yesterday and proceeded, A number of ateamers which left Man- (real on Sunday lor sea had not reached here Inst evening, being drtuined hy fog up the river.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.; Queber, Nov.23rd.{Father Point (160)\u2014Clondy, calm : outward 2 p.m.Fremona.Inward 6.30 a.m.Ulabrand.| Little Metie (180)\u2014Clear.northwest.\"wind: outward | p.m.Tritonia.| Martin River (M)\u2014Cloudy, calm : inward 2.48 p.m.C.G.S.Montcalm.Fame Point (324)\u2014Clear, calm : outward 12.20 a.m.Fake Champlain.Low Point (584)\u2014Fogay.southwest; \u2018inward yesterday 2 p.m.Cacouna.North Shore\u2014Clourdy, east.| Seven lalands {285)\u2014Natacheuan an- { chored.Outward 1 p.m.Aranmore.| Point Amour (CG2 Clear, north- \"west, Outward yesterday 7.30 p.m.! Corrican.Belle Tele (722)\u2014Marenni tation closed.No further communication until spring.Cape Ray (556)\u2014Cloudy, southeast, Outward 11 a.m.Corinthian.| Cape Rave (\u201c30)- Clear, northeast : jinwerd 7 a.m.Manchester Importer ; outward Saturday Unimak.E.S.'GREEVY, Superintendent.HIGH WATER AT QUFREC.| November.P.M.AM.Tuesday .we MU 614 62 | Wednenday 25 649 654 | Thursday .26 7.28 TA Friday NH 806 = 10 Saturda: 9M RM KR.Sunday .20 941 957 3m 10.50 11.50 ; Monday .i New moon, Monday, 23rd, 4.53 p.m, First quarter, Monday, 30th.Another Case in Glendive Glendive, Nov, 23.Mra, Chenoquith maxes the fourth rase -of lung trouble toured thin week by Catarrhozone.A + bad cold settled on her lunge end re sisted all treatment, but \u201cCatarrho- | rome\u201d cured the soreness and irritation in a few dave.[acal druggists report THE PARKIN ELEVATOR CO, United, Hespaler, Qatar's.MANUPACTURERS OF \u201cJdeal\u2019 Passenger and Freight Elevators.Hydraulie or Eleotrie Hoists.Dumb Waiters.Automatie Fireproof Doors.Fire Escapes.Ornamental Iron Work.Grey Iron Castings, and all Blevator Appliances Supplies, &o.ESTIMATES FURNISHED OW APPLICATION AMOS J.COLSTON, AGENT, QUEBEC, For Three Rivers and Quebdes, \u2014 \u2014 P,0.Box 15 Residence Tel ug ANOS J.COLSTON, soa enn Hoche Bank Building, or ro que Cou RET A Emare ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.CR 1 CORRESPONDENCE SOLLICITER the sale of Catarrhonone is cnarmous.It has preat merit and quickly curre colda, bronchitin, lung trouble and eatarth.Two months\u2019 treatment costa one dollar and is guaranteed; sample size twenty-five cents at all dealers in medicine.: PREMIER STEAMSHIP AGENCY IN QUEBEC.Expert opinion and reliable information will be cheerfully furnished to bartien contemplating a trip to furope and the Mediterranean by the various steamship lin from Canadian and United States porte: also to Hermuds, Cuba, Jemaica, Florida, Mexico and points in South America.Hailing lists, descriptive matter.plans, rates and tickets always on hand JULES HONE, Jr.20 St.John Street, corne Palace Hill and 46 Dalhourie Streetnov23x3, pe WHY GO LINPING.around with them painful coms ingrowing nails, when Dr, can relieve you in a few minutes.him à visit and be convinosd that he has no superior in the profession.He is to be found daily at his office, No.22 St.John etreet.Claire Fontaine.* > : 8 Mavazinovhowed strength.The $12,500,000 N Y.C.bonds and stock received bids ranging from ubove 101 to rome.thing betier than 102 lor these 4 per cont.issues.$600,000 Gold was went to Nan Francisco and Canada and the strength of Exchange war taken to indicate probability of Gold exparts.Foreign news was rather adverws, including firing upon a German balloon by Russian soldiers, and sux.the general dullness of trade.Rain was reported in the winter wheat see.tion.Great Western reports a goul increase in gross carnings for the æcond week of November.The Sten- \"dard Oil testimony being taken in the city, the appeal of the Government in the Standard Oil file cave, the Carneyie article advocating free Steel anid the interview credited to FE.41.Harriman which was unfavorable to bullish | speculation among other things were (cited by the bears ax tending to oper taw for lower prices.There semed to be a very fair demand for stocks on concessions, We feel very con fident regarding the future of the market, while conceding that current surroundings may result in occasional attempts to reduce the nverage af |wioer temporarily, The invenument buying now in dence will à on \u201cany declines.Total splex 720,500 éburer.| Monev omnd 18, high low 14, Inst 18.a THE KAISER'S ALLEGED INTERVIEW London.Nov.23- Few of the Len'ou morning newspapers ment on the alleged Emperor William interview, which wae suppress by the Century Nome of them decline ta publish extracts in any shape sod we i verely deprecate their publication in ;the United States.as beins in on tremely dubtful taste.The Daily News and one or two {other papers.in editorials, take the line that the Emperor, if he gave expression to the alleged sentiments.can n'y have done so in a moment of super-excitement and that, havi: since made the amends, the publien- tion ran have no effect upon the geo (relations of the Enclish owl German peoples, HOW MRS, CLARK FOUND RELIEF After Years of Suffering Dodd's Kidney Pills Cured Her.ing Sisters How to be Free From the Terrible Pains that Make Life a Burden.Pleasant Point.Nov.23 Special.) That most of the ills that the suffering women of Canada have to bear are due to disordered Kidurye, that the natural cure for them in !Modd's Kidney Pills, is once more {shown in the case of Mrs.Merril \u20ac.| Clarke.x well-known resident of this place and a prominent member of the | Salvation Army.Mre.Clarke is al i ways ready to give ker experience for i the benefit of her aufferinu sisters, \u201cMy sickness commenced 20 years ago with the change of life\u201d says Mex, Clarke, \"My health was in an bad state.Water would run from wmv head which would make me faint, When 1 came out of the fainting spoils I took fits.1 war bloated till T wns It would go to my fest and them ta my head.Many doctors attended me, and I tried mony medicines, but nth.ing gave me relief till Tux Plodd\u2019s i Kidney lille.The fivat hox «topped ! the fits and seven boxes cured me come ! plotely.* Every suffering woman should ase Ihdd'e Kidney Pills.They make stron healtky Kidneys, and the woman who has good kidneys ie = xafeguarded agninat those terrible pains that make miserable the lives of so many women.y A STRANGE CASE New York, Nov, 22.\u2014Throngh the chance visit to-day of a neighbor to the home of Michael and Jno.Finherty, brothers, aged 68 and 60 years rempectively, of Sheepshead Ray, it war dimovered thut the elder brother had died of starvation and that younger man was dying from lack of ford.Between them the brothers had in cash 81.380 and it ia not known how thev came to be without food.John Flaherty was removed to the homsital, but it is nof believed hic life can be saved.He wan so wenk that the police forhore questioning him about the strange care.It ic thought that illnezs may have pre vented either men from going ont to sccure provisions.RECORDER'S COURT.Yesterdav | in the Recorder's Court thirme prienners appeared, charged with drunkenness.One of them added clin order in a building and using violent language to hie spree, For these little faitngs he was ordered to nav EW and coma or go to jail for thre months.The other two were fined $8 and costs each or right days.A come plaint of overcharging taxes was cone tinued until Thursday next, DO NOT FORGET that to-day (Tuesday) we will offer for sale 200 pairs of woollen blankets, value $4.50 for $2.78.This in an exceptional bargain.Come in and pros fit now for we will soon have winter, MARCEAU # CIF, 165 8¢.Joseph Néroet.Getting out into the munlight of sa.eial intercourse and getting vour disposition tanned is recommended for mental health, / war pension of a German bunk owing to\u2019 i Pleasant Point Matron Tells Her Suf :rand clumsy.The pain 1 suffered was awful.the | | i + cash.1 M.Robertson, Canada Lile \u2018 ! Building.Toronto.| FOR SALE \u2014 THE VALUABLH | \u201cWebb\u201d property, fronting om 8 - | Augustin, Amable and Conroy strests; | Por culars apply to Amos J.Colston, Hocbelaga Bank Buildings.Quebec.FOR SALE ON GRANDE ALLEE.FOR SALE\u2014THAT BEAUTIFUL property.No.63 Hamel Biock, Grande Alles.411 modern cone veniences.Ideal site Opposita Parliament House.Price reasonable.Apply to Alex Hardy.Real Estate Broker.Hochelaga Bank Building, St.Peter street, | HOUSE FOR SALE.\u2014~ON GRANDR § \u2018Alle.Daim Furnace, electrio light, extension Kitchen, large vard and stables, For partiealars, address &.C,, Chrome tele rt rer er FOR SALE-ON GRANDE ALLEE, n first class house, newly repaired throughout.lare piece of garden, stable, ke, For \"apply to LaRue & LaRue, 28 St.Ann street, | HOUSE FOR FALE\u2014HOUSE FOR merly orenpled hy the Rev.Mr.Burt, situsted on St.Cyrille street, near Maple Avente, occupying 12,500 feet of und, Including gorden.A] 42 St.Lovis Street.lephons sp \u2014 \u2014 AGENTS WANTED \u2014_\u2014 es MEN WANTED IN EVERY LOCAL ity 'n Canada to advertise our A » tack up show cards in al! conapicaoug places and distribute small advertisin, matter.Commission or salary.| per month and expenses $4 day, Ntrædy work the year round; entirely \u2018rew plan; no experience _ required Write for particulars.Wm.RB.Warner Med.Co., London, Ont., Canada, eo.w *o LEFT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, INcluding one large handsome r fronting on St.Louis street, close te.the principal hotels.Apply, 12 Parlor WANTED AGENTS everemherr ; handenitæ# profits {perfect hrax | MODERN GAS LIGHTING (Continued from Last Irsue.) The following is of vital _import- and to every user of artificial light, and explains the cause of \u201cetufly > rooms, It is written by Mr.Irwin Butterworth, the manager of the Detroit City Gas Co., the President of which is Mr.Emmerson McMillan, who is also President of the Jacques Cartier Eleetric Co.Note\u2014The next paragraph would go to prove that gas lighting, instead of being injurious to the health, is rather, tq the contrary, of great heno-\u2019 fit to it.It forces the bad air containing organic matter that we expel from our lungs, to the ceiling, thus preventing us from inhaling the unwholesome air.HEALTHFULNESS OF GAS LIGHTING.\u201cWhin the raom with ite occupants was lighted with elecwricity there was no rapid uprush in this way of the products to the ciling, and the or ganic impurities and carbon dioxide, ALTERED BARRACKS OF SALVATION ARMY Building Inspected by a Representative of the Chronicle\u2014What He Saw.At a cost of over $11,000 thy Sal vation Army barracks at the corner of Palace Hill and MoMahon streets, have been transformed into s most | modern and comfortable lodging houss | where rooma and board cen be obe tained at the lowest rates.In fact it is a bright home, at which the poorest can obtain good substantial food and first-class shelter at a nominal figure.Yesterday a Chroticle representative visite] the building and was shown through it by Steff Captain Peter son.On the third flat are situated hed rooms, 21 in number.All these are oeatly furnished, the outer anes being remarZably bright and affording excellent views from their windows.These are the most éupensive in the building, costing 81.75 per week.The inner rooms are intended for another class of people and are let for 50 cents per week less.This flat in perfectly ventilated and supplied with baths, lavatories, ate, On the recond flat are more bed.leaving at body temperature, remain ,us the rooms above.On this flat are diffused throughout the whole of the also situated the rooms of the officers atmosphere of the foom, causing a 'of the Army.The (lat is alm aup- far more rapid fouling af the air and pli) with bath-rooms, lavatories, ete., in\u2018urv 10 health.H auch a recom were | while a large ventilating shaft runs entirely loft for its ventilation to dif- \u2018through it from the roof of the build fusion through the walla, #0 noticeable in the warmth from their own bodies il all ventilation in cut off.diffusion through the ceiling and per part of the takes place in this unpleasenc hurnan smell, rn char.| duties.1 it would ing.The roof of the shaft being of jroon acquire that sour smell which ix sass furnishes good light to the inner desived rooms of the building.On the firet- or ground floor, ie the When, however, this same office of the officer in charge.This is up fitted up in n most business-like mane walls of the room ner, and affords ample accommodation a was lichted room, for the officer to perform his manifold On this floor are alro the acterintic of the \u2018tube\u2019 railways, never |dinning-room and auiek lunch counter.H apnears.\u201d\u2019 Dr.W.A.Aiken, writing British Medical Journal, says, to the 'tial meais for 5, with |cording to the tastes or means of the er- can be obtained pond aubstan- 10 or 15 cents, ac- reference to the air of rooms in which [dinner.There is aire à smoking and ple assemble : \u201cThe whole contamination iy effert of humen exhalations, reading room combined, where the the Jodzer ean indulge in a quiet smoke, fi Such while enjoving a read.On this floor air becomes unfit for respiration much is alan a large carlier than when carbonic acid alone | bed-raom rontainine a number of double decker beds.| This has to be considered, and the neces.| apartment is for the poorer class of sary air change is certainly retarded by the absence of gas burners,\u201d (To be continued.) QUEBEC GAS CO, Sellers of Real Light.Thin Gem Calendar for 1909, which of |i on rale this week at 1.P.Dery.Filis, in the best improved calendar in existence end i a record of past, prevent and future, It accom.lishes the work of n complete card Pres.months on each page, double writing surface and occupies lesa space than others.Price 75c.com Claire Fontaine AFTER MANY YEARS.Another crowdud house greeted the chanze of pictures at Dennett's last doubt.enioved by many a noor fellow whe finds himself in a mronge city with à mmall amount of funds at his dimoral.This apartment is alto provided with baths, lavatories, ste., as (well ne enamelled tubs, supplied with hot and cold water, where the men can wash their clothes when they no desire.There ix niso an up-to-date fumigatar at their disposal.The huilling in furnished with an sxeellent iron [ire escape, reaching from the rool to the ground.Forty-cight lodgers in all three classer.can be furnished with ace commodation.The Armv hax alsa a free labor burean, and anyone requiring à man to do odd jobs, such ar shoveling snow, ete.may procure ane by tele- | whoning the harracks hefore 9 o'clock in the morning, or 2 o'clock in the afternoon.After the above hours, if the men are not engamd at the bare night, and from the spontaneous and | ke they are compelled to go out repeated burats of applanse that [and look for wark, as it is not the rach subject, the programme \\intention of the officers of the Arme is apparently a very strong ome in 4, encoure+e idlers around the build.every respect.After Muny Years might be termed the headline attraction.Ti tells the story of a young ine which is now onlled metropole.| The Comminsioners of the Army will he here an the $1h December next when sailor who is first mate on the brig the official opening of the building will Mary Fuller, He been blazed with a cute little haby girl.He in congratulating himself that hie ship makes nothing but short coast trips, when he receives word from the captain that the brig has been ordered to make a long cruise, will return sale home again.Some | Marv Fullerletics a» a roeans to an end.and I see | day.Time has elapsed when a friend of the family, sani a former admirer of | wife, in lookin over the morn'ne paper reads the following :\u2014Wrecked in mid-ocran.all lives lost.the brig He goes at omer to the poor wile and breaks the «ad news, The wile is heartbroken nnd falls tn the floor.The next scene, two years after, shows the friend of the family making love to the supposed widow, but she is true to the dear hushend, and she lwlives that it can not\u201d he true that he is dead.and that he will some day return.The following acens rhaws the husband in mid-ocean on a raft.He is finallx tosrad on an im lond whrre he lives the life of Robinson Crusoe, He sers à vnil the distance, and gives the signal of vensel.He returns to his patie land to find that altheubh hier wile's hand in much ronght after, she ia atil] waiting for him, sng with hin Hutle baby girl, Who hak now grown 0 a girl ol seven veara, he is ane more wnited with his family, thanks the programme is in keeping with the to two gond rinrine numbers.rounde out an entertainment that is worth the price of admission charged.LAW STUDENTS ELECTIONS.The law students of Laval Univer: ad be acclamation, thare being Messre, LL, Vallerand, vice-president: Plemondon.sscewtary: J.Malovia, treasurer.Voting for the remainder of the oflicers will talon place on Wednes- TO ENJOY POSTUM BEST make rure it in boiled at least 15 minutes.That hrimgs forth flavour and fond value.war resumed.About 1,000 runners took part.\u201cTHERE'S A REASON\" has hen married but a little over a year, and has just | the i A unofficial Mm 121,06.To enin this average over distress and in renguedi by the porsing | qurns and ta kind Providence.\u201cThe remainder of | firet lap wan made in 22.04, and third in 22.05, Thin meant an aver above grand picture, and in addition | age spred of about 63 miles an hour, sitv are now In the midst of their on.| American record for road racine nial election af officers for the faculty, | Thursday next.At tho nominations several were (lect.; this year, take place.CASTORIA.Deere the The Kind You Have Abwars Bought a rz of He and his gond wife are al | INTERNATIONAL AUTO RACING.I most hearthroken, hut decide to make | jthe best of it.and hoth pray that he Savannah, Ga, Nov.23\u2014 Although | the fourteen foreign cars in the Grand | Prize race ta he day are still the favorites over their six American rivals, the honors of the ! final practice spine over the 23 milo course went to one of the American entrants and the automobile cuthus iasts who are anxious for an American victory over the flower of the forei-n maken have grown decidedly more hopeful.Willie Haupt, a vounz | American driver, who begaa his rare {ing career nit more than two years older men at the wheel by hin sceme ingly reckless speeding around turns, made one round of the course to-day at proximately 71 timers caught the lap an average » milre an hour.at a course which has cighten banked twenty-six flat curves, it war necessary for the young driver of the Chadwick car to attain a speed of more than ninety miles in «traight streteliee, Louie Stranc.a member of the Renault French team, made three laps of the course in ree markab fast and consistent time.The the Frle, of the Benz team, the German | shade better than Strang.The apred atiained by the foreign and Americ can drivers in the preliminary trials have lent renewed assurance al a new on In the Vanderbilt cup ! wag 64.37 miles an hour.In 1903 M.; the Vanderbilt record was 61.43 miles an hour : in 1908 it was 61,49 and in 100M the best average was 52.2 miles.fn the Grand Prix race of the auto: mobile club of France the : average speed of the winner in 1906 was 62.8 miles an hour ; in 1907 it was 70.9 for the 478 miles and thia vear the winner's mark was 69 miles an hour.Saiz.who won the Grand Prix in 11906; Naznmn, wo won the semt classic in 1907, and Hemery, who ran second among the 40 starters this year, are all entered in the race to be run bere on Thursday.PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.There will he à full meeting of the Council of Public Instruction, Roman Catholic and Protestant, this morning in the Parliament buildings.Many ponpla prefer theoretical to practical work, hut they doa\u2019s like to.take their par that we» foome.eauipped in the rome manner Lcidental abandonment of two childs pine 1 brardere.The beds are most come fortable in appearance and will he.no : site anronts by the machinations of MELD DRAMA AT: THEATRE POPULAIRE \u201cLes Orphelins de Notre Dame\u201d Produced Most Acceptably Last Evening, The word melodrama iv usually associated with a considerable amount of blood and thunder, sawing of air sad revolver shota, but that presented this week at the Theatre Populaire, Les Orphelins de Notre Dame\u201d does not belong fo that cheaper class of melodrama which bas earned a male- dorous reputation for that form of entertainment.Les Orphelina de Notre Dame is a very worthy production in every way.A piecs of some literary worth, \u2018it contains many exciting situations and withal has a quality of refinement which could not offend the most aesthetic of tastes.The accue in laid in France during the aighteenth century and has to do with the work of Vincent de Paul, who has sinon been canonized by the Catholio Church and whose work then begun goes on to thin day.The part of Vinoent de Paul is played in a most respectiul manner by Mr.Julien Daoust, wha by his quiet dignity and easy, grace ful personality gives dane to the whols entertainment, The wain thread of the plot is founded upon the cn- ren upon the same day who find their way into the institution founded hy Vincent de Paul.One, a child bom of humble parentage has been abandon ed through necessitv.The other, a chill of fortune has been removed from a designing next of kin.The parts of the two orjhans are taken by Mes dames Ouellett and Tremblay, nnd the fluctuations in the fortunes will be followed with the deepest interest by all who attend this popular resort.LORD CURZON'S CALIGRAPEY.Bad writing iv nat always to be de precated, as Lord Curzon, who re cently met with a nasty motor aeci- dent near Sunningdale, Eng.can testily.During the daya of his studentship up at Oxford, his lordship\u2014ax is the wont of the undergraduates\u2014had a habit of writing on ocrasion to a certain relative a request for funds, which was sometimes conceded, at other times ignored.Now, it so bap- pened that one day.young Curzon : penned an epistle of this description, at (he same time scrawling a letter to an intimate friend, with whom he was wont to be somewhat candid on the score of that relative\u2019s shortcomings.Through an oversight, however, he put the epistles in the wrong en velopes, and posted them, quite unconscious of hin lapse.But Tord Curzon's execrable calicraphy raved him.Hin kinsman, surmising that the illegible scrawl must be a request for money, favorably responded to that hypothesis : while the undercduaie did not discover his error till he received an indignant lettor from his chum, refusin~ in any circumstances whatever to present him with the donation he so coolly petitioned for.re 8 \u2014 SUFFERED FOR YEARS, \u2014 Says Pe-ru-ns Completely Restored Health, ¥ Ha MRS.CHAS.GROS LOUIS.8.CHAS.GROS LOUIS, Indisa Lorette, Quebec, Can., writes: \u2018For years | suffered from a disease that the doctors did not understand.\u201cOne day ! read in the paper about your excellent remedy, Peruna.I pros, cured a bottleof it and took it according to directions.It was not long until I observed a change for the better.\u201cI can say that Peruna has cured me, I could not take any nourishment except milk, \u201c1 will at all times say a good word for Peruns.I hold it in the highest esteem.\u201d Kot only women cf rank and leisure - praise Peruna, but the industrious, useful women engaged in manual toil would not be without Dr.Hartman's world-renowned remedy.The doctor has prescribed it for many thonsand women every yesr and he! never falls to receive a multitude of letters like the above, thanking him for his advice, and especially for the.wonderful benefits received from Pe- runs.Yon sannot possibly have x a better Cocoa than EPPS A delicious drink and a sustaining food.Fragrant, nutritious an economical.This exceilent Cocoa maintalae the system in robust health, and enables it to resist winter's extreme colds COCCA Id by Grocers and Storckeepers s in 3.16.and §-1b Tins.: STORAGE FOR WAGONS We have room to store 209 Wagons and Carriages TERMS $1.50 FOR THE WINTER Quebec Auto & Launch Co.Phone 289 eld here on Thurs.! | aan and who has amazed some of the the the well | entrants, made one lap in 22.03, or a ! Robertwon's winning time | The Best Values Cor.St Augustin & St.Patrick Sts.Satisfaction Guaranteed FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE The Great Quebec Centre Store, BASEMENT Very fine quality of fancy Flannel, cashmere finish, aseort.ed colors and designs very desirable for kimonas.to 25 cents a yard.Prices 15 2nd STORY Woolen stockings in black cashmere, sizes 7 by 10.Prices 63 to 75 cents a pair.Perfect fountain pens, fine, medium aud large pointe, 14 karat gold, guaranteed.Price $2.00.Special $1.11).3rd FLAT Tourmalines in imitation seal for boys\u2019 and girls\u2019.Prices 75 and 90 cents.Special 54 csnts.LADIES\u2019 HATS 284 per cent discount on all trimmed hats.Bu or satin foruis, Ladies\u2019 uight jackets in gre good quality, worth 35 cents, se cent discount on all untrimmed hats, either felt 7 padded ootton, long sleeves, pecial 23 cents.Ladies\u2019 night jackets in Canadian wool, Scotch imitation, long sleeves, heavy quality.Price 75 cents for 49 cents, FUR DEPARTMENT We are meeting with continus! success, never has our fur department being so well will be advantageous to you.tronis-d.This is suflicient proof that we give the best qualities for tho least monsy.À visit SEMI-READY Bring the sole agents for Semi-Ready in Quebec, we main\" tain that we have the best cut and not the most perfect finish in men's clothing.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 254-264 St, John St. What a \u201cPandora\u201d Hot-Water Attachment Means to Me \u201cBELOW-You see how I just turn on the tap and instantly get hot water for my dishes, washe ing, scrubbing, preserving, etc.~ (7 2 \u201cABOVE-\u2014 you ses how the -=5) ; pipes are connected to the y 25%) # bath and basin\u2014oo waiting £ for a bath\u2014no carrying J 0 hot water upstairs.\u201d (RY EC , 4 5, \u201cPandora\u201d Ranges can be | supplied with a hot-water attachment if you D haven't already got one, and the attachment does not either \u2014 - > me take extra fuel or interfere with baking.MCClarys .Londen, Torente, Mentreal.Wianipez, Vancouver.St John, NB.Ha mites, Calgary.For Sale by Chinic Hardware Co = G.A.LAFRANCE SUCCESSOR TO T.LEMIEUX & FILS.BOOK BINDERY AND RULER.ESTABLISHED 1866 2 The Very Highest Grade of Work and Satisfaction Assured PRICES ON APPLICATION.PHONE 844 34 GARNEAU ST.tue dé | p- No use talking\u2014u you must | have the best, you must have none ml other.than\u2019 Eddy\u2019s Washboards ] > ai à ~The only Boards with the ' right\u2014the \u201cEddy\u201d Crimp.| They mean the driving away of your washboard troubles.Iso\u2019t that worth something ?.POSITIVELY PERSIST A rede aon tee IN GETTING EDDY'S LDDY'S MATCHES a @ © 0 a ¢° (0 ~{ ©° as « © & oS oO 0% o° O 58 PP 9 GS St > * &@ gs s & 2 »® SO NV PS s° > Fo SP Vv O° Oo Es Pe Ver FALL BOOTS.Waterproof Boots ALL THE LATEST STYLES.BOY'S SCHOOL BOOTS A SPECIALTY.MISSES\u2019 and CHILDREN\u2019S SCHOOL BOOTS, UP-10-DATE CUSTOM and REPAIRING SHOP, WEAR OUR SPECIAL $3.00 BOOTS.WM, JACQUES & SONS, - | oi Tabeigue > gy LATEST SPORTING f NOOR BASEBALL SCHEDULE DRAM Five Teams in the League and an Interesting Series Expected.The Indoor Baseball Leagus met last evening and drew up a schedule of rares for the season.There are live rlubs in the League, and the first Jame will be played on Dec.14th.The com- late schedule is as follows :\u2014 dec.13-R.C.G.A.ve.R.C.R.* 17-$th R.R.vs.Q.0.C.H.| + 2l-Dept.Stores vs.R.C.G.A.\u201c 24-RC.R.\u201c 28-Q.0.C.© 3I-R.CG.A.Jan, * 11-Q.0.C.H.vs.\u201c 14-Dept.\u2018\u201c 18-8th R.R.* 21-Q.0.C.H.\u201c 25\u2014RC.G.A.\u201c 26\u2014R.C.G.A.Feb.R.\u201c 4\u2014Q.0.C.H.vs.\u201c _8-R.C.G.A.vs.Dept ¢# 118th R.R.ve, QO.C.« 18-R.C.R.vs.R.C.G.A.*\u201c 18\u2014Dept.Stores vs.R.C.R.NEW BOWLING CLUB.The Colts Bowling Club was organized at u meeting held at the Y.M.C.A last night.Mr.WF, F.Fauning was elected President and Mr.S.H.N.; Kennedy Secretary-Treasurer.A team will enter in the matches of the Queher and District Bowling League.BOYS* RELAY RACE ENDED.Washiengton, Nov.23\u2014The Y.M.C.A, relay message sent from New York was delivered to President Roosevelt yt the White House by Gordon Leach, of the Boys\u2019 department of the local aseocia- tion, at 6.45 p.m.to-day.The fast time of three hours and ten minutes i was made between Baltimore and this city.Ï HOT TIME IN PITTSBURG.| Pittsburg, Nov.23-A disgraceful \u2018fight marred the P.A.C.vs.Lyceum | hockey game in the West Pennsylvania ! League at Duquesne rink last night, \"and as a result players Garnet Sixsmith, Fred Taylor, Lorne Campbell and Jack McDonald, all well known on , Canadian ice, have been summoned to | appear before Addison C.Gumbert on | Thursday.The management of Du- | quesne Garden demands that action ! be taken agsinst these players, claim- \u2018ing rough hockey is injuring the attendance.mm trouble occurred.Taylor and Six.\"smith got into an argument, and be.| gan beating each other with their sticks.Sixsmith went down, with Taylor on top of him, both clawi and beating each other.Campbel tkated up and began to beat the prostrate Sixmmith over the head with his stick.McDonald knocked Campbell down with his fist, and in a few seconde each player on each {ean: was in the melee.It took referces Sckoolev and Lamb ten minutes to straighten things out.Campbell was sent from the ice for the rest of the game, but before he departed he wanted to fight the referees, Friends of Sixsmith went looking f# Campbell after the game, but he dira red.President Gumbert is quoted &-day \u2018ns saying he will stop this wort of hockey.even if he has to send every player in the league back to Canada.Tyceum won the game 5 to 2, two men for each team being on the bench when the game ended.LONGBOAT AND SHRUBB.Hamilton, Ont , Nov.W\u2014Tom Flanagnn and Alfred Shrubb met at the Waldorf Hotel this afternoon in an attempt to arrange a match race between Shrubb and Longboat.After two hours\u201d wrangling the conference broke up with the match just as much an affair of the future as ever.Flanagan offered to match Longboat for n series of three races, ten, fifteen and twenty miles, the latter race to be run first with a side bet of $2,000, Shrubb agreed to three races, but insisted on running the ten mile event first.Both were obdurate and no settlement had been reached when the meeting broke up at 3.30.Flanagan came back to Toronto and Shrubb went on to New York.Shrubb announced that this waa his last year at the pame and he was eager to finish up his career with a series of thres races between himself and Longboat.Much bad feeling was displayed between Flanagan and Shrubb the latter forced to make his proposals through a third parts.Toronto, Ont., November 23-A dee- patch from Boston today says that analy, the Irish-American Jong div tance runner, has Tom Longboat's challenge to run a matched race in Toronto.Tim O'Rourke wan shown the above telegram, but it was news to him.\u2018Tom Flanagan, the Indian's , is out of town, and no particulars were obtainable, although it is certain the race will be pulled off before the end the year.Winnipee, Nov.93\u2014Tom Longboat Las been matched for a race with John D.Marsh at 98 miles in the Arens rink here on December 4.An ash pathuis to be laid on the ice.WANDERERS VERE WAITING.pr int ther earn ig cemplete r team 0 week.Jimmy Gardner stated on Saturday that the club had besn await ing the results of the annual meeting before closing contracts with play.ors; now they were prepared to go ne and lern are now open to re- osive offers from the four clubs of the league, provided are released from the engagement with Montreal.An Montreal has no way to use:thom the releasing will probably be an easv matter.Ross has signified his willingness 10 relense Montreal from their side of the contract.Ottawa's attitude at the | ave the impression thet la of has hopes of Boss, but pascal pousciné je Nantes + INTHLETIC RECORDS OF PAST SEASON Marks Which Have Been Confirmed bv the American Athletic Union, Records made during the past r have been approved by the American Athletic Union as follows :\u2014 66 yards run, indoors\u2014Lawson Rob 130\" yards igh hurdi-A.B.8 y igh hu .B.Shaw, Dartmouth College, 15 1-5 .220 yards low hurdle (2 ft.6 in.), fifth of a mile track around g turn\u2014 J.J.Eiler, 34 4-5 seconds.230 yards high hurdles (3 ft.6 in.) ~J.J.Eiler, 27 3-5 seconds.440 yards high hurdle (3 ft.6 in.)\u2014 Chas.Bacon, 1 minute 3-5 seconds.800 yards run\u2014Andrew Glarner, San Francisco, 2 minutes 1 2-5 seconds.16-B.ahot\u2014Ralph Rose, 49 ft.10 n, 12-Ib.shot\u2014Ralph Rose, from 7 foot circle, 57 it.3 in.Discus (7-foot circle)\u2014-M.B.12 1.1 in (weight a be.) scus, pic style\u2014Martin Sheridan, 140 ft.54 in.16-1b.bammer\u2014John Flanagan (9-ft, circle) 179 ft.64 in.18-15.hammer (including weight of bead and wire handie)\u2014B.F.Sherman, Boston, 131 ft.} in.91-1.hanmer (including weight of head and wire handle)\u2014B.F.Sherwan, 109 ft.14 in.Pole vault\u2014Walter R.Dray, Yale, 12 1.94 in.OLYMPIC TRIAL RECORDS.Greek discus\u2014Martin J.Rheridan, 116 ft.74 in.100-metre dash\u2014J.A.Rector (equals record).10 4-5 seconds.800-metre dash\u2014W.M.Sheppard, 1 minute 54 seconds.400-metre dash, hurdle (3 ft.high)\u2014 Chas.Bacon, B5 48 seconds.1500-metre dash\u2014H.J.Huf.at Pittaburg June 20 (equals record), 10 4-5 seconds.The following swimming records by C.M.Danielswere approved :\u2014 Horr, J.60 yards, bath, two turns, Dec.19, 1907, Pittsburg, 30 seconds.75 varde, bath, two tums, March 31.Pittsburg, 40 1-5 seconds.80 yards, bath, three turns, March, New York city, 43 seconds.NEW SWIMMING MARKS.The following swimming records were awarded to C.M.Daniels.having been made in © tidal salt water ai Travers Island, Sept.10 :\u2014 yards, one turn, 2 minutes 40 3-8 meconds.300 yards, two turns, 4 minutes 15 lt was in the second half that the | seconds ., 444 yards, three turns, 5 minutes 54 1-5 seconds.Other swimming records approved were :\u2014 200 yards, breast stroke.bath, nine turns\u2014A.M.Goesling, March 18, minutes 45 2-5 seconds, :150 yards, bath, five turne\u2014A.M.Goesling, March 18, 2 minutes 13 seconds.400 vards, relay\u2014C.M.Daniels, C.D.Trubenbach, J.B.Goodwin, Geo.South, March 27.Time, 4 minutes 13 35 seconds.Plunging, one-minute time limit, 74 S.Brown, Marcb 21.Western reformers in various cities where boxing is under the ban : have been protesting vigorously to the authorities against the \u2018prize fight\u201d in which John 1.Sullivan and Jake Kilrain appear twice daily in connee- tion with a burlesque show.Sullivan's manager as a result has issued a xtatement to the effect that if any judge declaren that a man 80 years old and weighing nearly 30 pounds is a prize-fichter in the eyea of the law he will give $1,000 to charity.PROPOSED RUGBY CHANGES.Followers of Rughy lantball in Pngland are greatly frierented in the changes proposed hv the New Zealand authorities regarding certain laws.Perhape the two which would do most to improve and enliven tke game are \u201cto allow a man to the bell after being tackled and brought down,\u201d and \u201cit stall not be comsider- ed a knock on if the player recovers possession hefore the ball touches the ground.\u201d Should these proposed changes become law, it will save many scrimmages and much whistling and make the game faster.QUEBEC: TEAM SAME.Montreal Gazette :\u2014Jos Power, President of the E.C.H.A., announsed on Saturday evening that Quebec would have practically the same team ns last year, with the chance that Eddie Garneau might be out again to fill the ripht wing position.«Joe Power him.sell and his two brothers, Rocket and Chubby, will be in the game again, and with them will be Jordan, Me.Donald, Moran and perhaps Hogan.Hogan in doubtful, as he is seid to have fers to æ Sleawhers.Gameau, 0 out sa olaver wing and played with Quebec the year they won the C.A.H.L.championskip.\\A FOOTBALL MAN OF THE vTERRIBLE\" TYPE Something Bound to Give when Coy Hits the Line\u2014In Fine Trim Nows Pre me: Toy, of Yale?The hollow that threw Tibbott, the big Princeton back, eo hard that the classic Prinoston windows rattled ?The fellow that ripped and tore, and and twice scoring a touchdown, thus winning the great \u201csentimental\u201d game of the east?Well, take a look.Now do you wonder that Yale beat Princeton, even after the shifty Tigers bad scored an early touchdown.by tallying a touchdown in the first halt oF the aioe © Do you?No, of course Very well, then.Adjectives, similes and metaphort were us in profusion after the game to describe just what a great football player ward H.Co; is, and bow he won the game for the Elis.But the above vonoeption of Coy by Vet Anderson gives a fair ides why \u2018oy is such a successful gridiron star.Ordinarily, and when togged in street attire, Coy is an amiable, even pleas ant chap to méet.But when he arrays himself in football uniform and assumes his \u201cfighting face,\u201d as he did in the Princeton game, Coy presents anything but an \u2018\u2018\u2019amiable\u201d appearance.But he doesn\u2019t stop at appearances, as many a battered an bruised Princetonian can testify.Coy is really a player of the terrible type.He goes into the game with .the idea thet his opponents ard all of the Hercules type that can stand almost anything, and he treats them that way.At least, he did so in the Princeton .He smashed and battered and pidughed through the opposing line as if the black and yellow clad players were real tigers that were hurling them selves at his throat\u2014but what's the use ! Everybody knows what Coy did to \u2018em.If you had a football tucked neatly under your lefc arm, and were tearing down the field at a rate closely approaching 11 seconds for the hundred yards, and you found youru-lf confronted by this, wonldn't vou \\-ddenly remember that you.had important business elsewhere that demanded your aot | The betting ie 100 to 1 that you's turn around and scoot for the nesreut tres.HOW IT FEELS FO FLY.\u201cHuman flight is «ue physieal and mencal experience, its eensations nnd emotions are so unlike or are so much more intense than what is felt in an air Tee every hour from p.m.4 pm.and additional traios es 145, 5.48, 6.18 and 7.90 p.m.Leave Montmorency Falls for bec 641, 11.11, 11.41 em, p.m., every 30 \u2018minutes from 1.hour trim 5.30 me To ve and additional bee 5.30.6.00, 7.30.9.45 P3145 om.and 4.15 pm.(Snadaye) pe vi thee for Ste.Anne de Daaupre Aue 45, 10.00 a.m., 145, 5.48, .15 end 7.30 p.m.sente Ste.levy de Beaupre for Que bec 6.00.10.30, 119% am.04, noon, 1.45, 4,18 and $30 p.m.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM.(Week Daye) Leave Quebec for St.Joachim 9.45 am, 145 and 5.15 pm.Leave Bt.Joachim for Quebeo 7.15, 11.30 a.m., and 4.00 p.m.(Sundays) Leave Quebec for St.Joachim 1.45 Pave St.Joachim for Quebse 4.00 P OTE: :\u2014Flectrie enr connecte aù Mestai Jot., with afl trains for passeng- ing or coming to and from Masfal anitorium Asylum, ete Fare be.Expr service on email rackages, boxes, &c.For all information apply to afl traîne for meats, fruits to weight.the Superis \u2018endent.J.A.EVERELL.ED.A.EVANS, _ Superintendent.\u2014 General al Manager.\u201cElectrical Supplies.Do not forget to call np 2727 or 1126 for your Electrical installations or repairs, as wy arealways ready to atteui to your work.W.BARRETTE ELECTRICIAN 18 CROWN STREET, TERRANO THE PERFECT JOINTLES?FLOORING J.Banks, Store, oan Bids bn Breworles, Engine-roows.Every floor guaraz- COMMISSION MERCHANT.PHONE 580 CEL MOUNTAIN HILL Wedding Cakes : Best Quality and Artistical- ly Finishedil Meats, T! Io, hot: Fa lorm à recherche, end ity weddlag R.J.WINFIELD, Caterse and Confections: Phone 170 126 St John 3t Have Your Waist Cleaned for Fall, Let us dry clean the the Waist that you decided just a few daye ago could not be worn sgain.We will carefully clean it.press it smoothly and nicely into shape, and when we return it you'll find it looks like new.We can satisfactorily finish any waist-nons too dainty or too els.he quality © of his voice.After hear: bid Shaltesbury sing, a well: borate for successful results from our known agent secured a provisional hand perform.contract for his lordship to tour the United Staten of America at a relery of $5,000 for thirty consecutive weeks, | Acturance wes given that everything | ; 8 , ; fan, et, uger, raw, steady; à ed process ee Ket.Bill, Satin, Wool, Lawn or Velvet Weiste\u2014il not too worn\u2014 are made to look as if just from the hands of the maker.to 101.30 pm, Train nt 2.24, 458 and 10.00 pm.BETWEEN QUEREC AND ST.ANNE DF.BEAUPRE.(Week Days) Leave Quebec for Ste.Anne de Beau- | pre 7.30, 9.45 a.m.1.45, 4.15, 8.15.and 6.18 p.m! Leave Ste.Anne de Beanpre for Que W.J.BANKS, T° EERE INTERNATIONA Jatornational Liva Stock Ex LIVE STOCK sition, Chicago, FL EXPOSITION =, QUEBEC CHICAGO, ILL.AND RETURN 3 50d going Nov.28 to Dee.Returning nutil Dec, 13, 1908.For tictets, ete, aspilv ty + St.7518 Ie Chateau frat:aac, or Palace States.JULRS HONR, Jr.Senersikaliant Strand Agency.Plas rates, otc, ox application.P Agescr.555 ST.JOHN TO LIVERPOOL From .trie Empress of Ircland.4 Christmas Boats For abore sailings all will be ffied tong Je advauce of sail BOOK NOW aud secure good loca For tici \u2018i end other particulars apply 3 of Bu Se, Jotn St.Chateau Prontenan J.HONE, Fa.Cent Rafl and Steamship Agence, P.8 Stocking, Q C Ry.+ Quet-ots G.H.Stott, G.T.Ry.\u2026.Quebes SLEEPING CAR NEW YORK WITHOUT CHANGE, Leaving Quebec daily, excapt \u2018|Sunday, 2.30 P.M.via Shere brooke and Springfisid- Jd Tretas Lasve Lowe, * WHITE MOUNTAIN Zt*2015 For enue, Sherbrook 8.00 Tien ber aad Partlead res Rt NEW YITIC EEIIT IY For Beauce, Mezantic, Sherh 2,50 aud ail Locat Stations dasiv nest M y to Sunday ® nan S lerping Car to New ATCO ODATINY For Sherhroske and interm 6.50 tons, daily except batman états su \"RATES ARRIVE AT TLEVIS\u2014Bou : and New York, 1.00 p.m.White santa ; = press.fers pom.) ; Accommodation, {8.00 a.m) BLOTTERS TA quchse every quarter amired on Quebec gi S- Cisto noes: For further rotor pation vation, apply to P.4.Stock: pet Pullman rs \u20ac sr 31 4t Louls 3: The New \u201cRoute © the Fa:-Fam.Saguenay and St.Maurice Sramed Onand after Sunday, = will rus as follows :\u2014 y.1% Nor.LEAVE QUEREC £30 AM.for LaTaqus, Roberval and Chl contimi, daily excerpt Saturdly avd #nnday, connecting at Riv-v.Plerry with t for iru sd-Mere, Ah ywint.an Pal Montreal, ete, {Lusch a: 1908, trains ce Wd 2.0 AM.for 1 Rir-1-Piorre, Satnrdav ouly e110 necting with train for Grand Mere, Shavliniqan Faile ant Montreal, ates with train for La Tuque.EE à Ragman, a Sah een foo P.M.or Robereal sad Chieantim] Sap urday onty.fRleening car attached.) ARRIVE QUEBEC A.M.from Chicoutimi and Robe: 7.00 Landes on.ru 0.46 A Nd from St Raymond, daily exesst 7.00 bx Tom Chlcastiml, anl Rohereal @allv except Anndav avd Monday, rin.necting at Rir-1-Pierre with train from Nootreat.Shawisigas Falls, Grand 1.00 \u201d M.Non Riview x Plorr.Monday only, coumecting with trains from Montreal, Shawinigan Falla, Mrand Mere, Ke, alan with tratm (rom La Tuque.#.40 P.M.from St.Raymond, Sanday only.PARLOR CARTS RUX From Quehee tn Chicontimi on the 4.06 g.m, raie from Queber.every sfondue, Tuexdsy asd Thursday, retursing following day.Tickets for for mie av St.Andrew Torre se Stgekings otice, oO = 7 qe ron a Bain, Benim so, 51 Ty sd nd! sut ay sccomgiedation may GUY TOMBS Generel Proight and Passenger Ages RICHELIEU & son NAVIGATION Cb.CHEAP FARES $8.00 TO MONTREAL ONE WAY.$5.00 RETURN Berths in comfortable steam-heated | rogue free.6.00 Sibi For rates daily except Sunday gi \u2014 a.apd information 1} MP.FONN tou, Ÿ \u201c a Talhousis Street, am rt ee, UEBEC CHRONICL o Printed end Jublished by by the Cron would be done to sustain the ity | prise ing mpany, Wats of the noble vocalist's exalted rani, ide at the hd ding À Lom SEE Pier Dre Vois, esse an aml .\u2014 1a your kind i is that iu THE OLD RELIABLE WORKS, eu qe per wend Per emo em aire: can ne my wa = 1 Tn.| touring.ihe States as à profesional | 2-44 Mollabon SL Phowis 523-524 artim Far pente Tire sages sei Pxin,thansafin, | pach subsequent lution.\u2019 Loe i ç \u201d EN « \u201caan / CORBY\u2019S \u201cSPECIAL SELECTED\u2019 RYE WHISKEY - MATURED AS WHISKEY SHOULD BE \" DIXIE wo GAMILLO CIGARS ARE NOW READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS, The Miller & Lockwell Co., Ltd.\u2014=JAEGER:- Steame r Rugs \u2014\u2014 AND \u2014 Blan kets.John Darlington, regiatores Opposite Post Office.SUPPLIES WHOLESALE and RETAIL, ' Largest Assortment in the City.LOWEST PRICES.MECHANICS SUPPLY CO.80-86-90 St.Paul Strest LAWN STEAMER SATTRESSES AND PILLOWS ÊTEEL SOFA BEDS AND COUCHES D.S.RICKABY, TFarniture Warehouse, Undertaking Establishment, | General Appralser, | Phone 351 887 John St.| Wholesale Provisions; \u2014ALSO\u2014 HAY, OATS AND FEED \u2014 BY \u2014 GEO.TANGUAY, LOWER TOWN Office 48 St.Paul Street Warehouses 83, 34, 35, 36 St.Andrew Street.Have Your Watches and Clooks Repaired and ad- RING PHONE 733 EDGAR WOODS | WATCHE AKER (Gradaate Delielms Scheel) SPECIALTY Phonograph Repairing 68 HAPLE AVENUE } od ot for and Re ; nest Pres + GRAND NON HOTEL .Onpeutte Grand Central Statlen KEW YORK CITY Brery Gouvembense 4 molertte oupeoss, Rooms $1.00 s day sad wpward BEETLE ~ B T a Thos, Donohue Dress Accesories Rich Black Tilet Trimmings, New Colored Lace Insertions, Novelty Combinations in Gold Gimpe.Braid\u2014Tasseln\u2014Motifs.SILKS Stripe ana Check Blouse Silks, ; Latest Tints in Massaline Satins, Taffeta Silk in all Shades, Shantungs in Plain and Figured (autumn tour Thos.Donohue 188 St.John Street.GAMES.Millionatra \u2014Pit, \u2014Flineh,\u2014 Game of 500,\u2014 Roulette, Eto., Etc.- Parchessi, Lost Heir, Tiddle Winks, Building Blocks, Scroll Blocks, and other games for young folk FROM 5c.UP.PLAYING CARDS We have a large assortment of Playing C Tally Cards, etc.ards AT LOW PRICES.T.H.O'NEILL, 248 St.John St 'HRADQUARTERS FOR European Wines, Mineral Waters, French and Italian Olive Oil French Fine Products, EUDORE PATRY 62-08 Se.Jens Su, Guedes DR.LEONCE NADEAU Student dari .period a of te at the Paris, and Edinb h Hospitals.Bpecialties:\u2014Heart and Lung Dissarge.Fours of comsuliation 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m.47 Guidon Stcoeyy Mell Tol, 2278, | PERSONAL Hon.Jas.J.Guerin, of is a guest at the Chateau.Mr.W, B.Debbage, of Montreal, is at the Frontenac, Mr.and Mde.Julee Tessier, are guests at the Chateau.Hon.Hector Cl gne, Eustache, in at the Chateau.The Rev.William J.Shaw, of Montreal, is a guest at the Frontenac.Dre.W.Bourbonnais and D.Gade bois, were at the Frontenac yesterday.Niss Georgina Hunter.of Montreal, is a guest at the Frontenac.Mr.R.T.Heneker, of Montreal, re gistered at the Chateau yesterday.Mers.H.E.Christmas and H.V, Benson, of Montreal, were in the city y y Rev.Brother Bernard Louis, visitor of the Christian Brothers school, is in the city, a guest at the Commercial Academy.Mr.8.C.Rioux, advocate of Fraser ville, is in the city on his return from a business to Toronto, Chicago and Tatayobte nd.The marriage is announced for the 26th inet.of Mr.Armand Normand, oon of Mr.Alfred Normand, to Miss Marie Louise Marcoux, daughter of Mr.Odillon Marcoux, ot this city.Mr.J.RB.O'Neill, railway contrae- tor, his many friends will regret to hear is confined to his home, Prince street, for the past week, suffering from a cold.Nontrealere at the Chatesu: J.E.Normendin, Gaston Drainville, Will LeBel, J.A.Chabot, V.E.Miller, R.S.M.Bouchette, RB.J.McLelland, Raoul! Dionne, H.B.O'Neil.Nr.and Mrs.Harry F.Dyke (the latter formerly Miss Ens Drum), left here on Saturday last, on a vist to Mr, Dyke's parents\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Ed- ol Stward Dyke, Worcester, England.They expo to le absent about three months, Lady Valda Machell's little son was baptised recently in the Chapel Royal, St.Jemes\u2019 Palace.the osne three of his mother's brilliant marriage.The ceremony wan of the simplest nature, and Jady Mont Stephen, Count Gleichan, Lord Cromer, and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice acted as sponsors.To the name Roger was added Victor, in memory of the bahy's grandfather.Prince Victor of Hohenlohe, aud, in accordance with Royal custom, Jordan Water was used.Arrivals at the Clarendon: FE.W.Dawson, Toronto; A.M.Mclnnes, Cape Breton; A.D.Stewart, H.Chomson, St.Romuald; H.E.Bal our, St.Casimir : 8.D.Prevost, Montreal ; F.Pluff, Chicago; Robt.A.Chillas, R.Piche, Montreal : J.O.Baillargson.Victoriaville: J.H £tnith, Toronto : Geo.Bernier, B.Freedman, E.E.Guilbault, R.E.yons, Montreal ; C.A.Ha el, Bon ton; Gust, Turcotte, Ottawa; Drrd, Tembroke; T.P.O.Guilbault, Joliette : J.B.Carbonneau, Roberval ; R.J.miller, J.L.Brodie, Montreal) ; Capt.A.W.Higge.Chicoutimi ; H.Grant, La Tuque; C.H.R.Bird, E.L.Palmer, D.Guenette, Montreal.Lady Violet Elliot has arrived in Indie, and is now on her way up to Simla, end will he in time to take part in Lord and Lady Minto's ic include Ti Pro regal party.which inclu To rancis Scott, Lord Windsor, Colonel Vietor Brooks, Colonel Dunlop Smith, Colonel! Crooke lawless, Mr.S.H.Butler, the Foreign Secretary, and Mr, A.Guise, who was Comptroller of Lord Minte's Household in Canadawill pay a round of interesting visite to Jodhpore, where the Maharajah will years ago be invested with the Knight Commandpri of the Star of India; Bikanir, aradise of the sand-grouse shoot- or Pavan.Agra.Benares, and Puss, where the magnificently equipped Agricultural College, will he formally opened.The Viceroy will arrive in Caleutta during the first woek of Manem.FREE PILE CURE Sent to Demonstrate the Merits of Pyramid Fi.e Curs, What it Has Done For Others, it Can Do For You.We have testimonials by the hundreds showing all stages, kinds and degrees of piles which have been cured bv Pyramid Pile Cure.If vou could read these unsolicited , letters you would no doubt go to the neareæt drug store and buy a box of Pyremid Pile Cure at once, price fifty cents.We do not ask you to do this.Send us vour name and address and we will wend yon a trial package hy maf! free We know will do.In many casn it has enred piles without further treatment.If it proves its value to vou order mors from vonr druggist.This in fair, is it not?Simply write ur à letter give ing your name and address and we will send vou the trial package by mail in plain wrapper free.Address Pyramid Drug Co., 164 Pyremid Bldg., Marshall, Mich.The ladies\u2019 of the French Preebyterian Church are to have their annual sale in the Kirk Hall on Tuesday, December Ist.Among the articles 10 be mold are manv that are mritable for Christmas presents and refreshments mn be served in the evening at popular prices.The lakes would be pleased to see Welr friends om this occasion.INVESTIGATION THIS WEEK.The preliminary investigation in the case of Edmond Rousseau, accused of wonndine his wife and child, vu like Jy be held this week, Dr.C.O.Samwon, who is attending Mrs.\u201cRouseran, heing of opinion thet she will be able to dive her evidence.The child of Mrs.Rousseau in ales much better.\u2014 what the trial package | repo: ; lashion LAVAL LAW STUDENTS DINE Very Successful Gathering at the St.Louis Hotel Last .Evening.The annual dinner of the law: stud ots of Laval University tools place st the St.Louis Hotel last evening, ond was, as usual, a most sucossful and enjoyable affair.There was a large attendance, which included many distinguished guests as well as representatives from sister universities and faculties.My.Hector Laferte, Presi: dent, presided with rare tact, and among tha guests were Ngr.Laflamme, Rector of Laval Utiversity, Sir Frs.Langelier, Hon.Judge Lemieux, Hon.I.A.Taschereeu, Hon.F.J.Flynn, Hon.L.R.Roy.C.T.Delage, M.P.P., Abbe Fillion, Ed.Dorion, F.Roy, Alph.Bernier, L! d'Hellencourt.The Tepresantatives from sister universities were Mrasrs.Savard, McGill, Audette, Laval (Montreal) and LeRoy, Leanoxville, while meter faculties found sturdy champions in the persons of Messrs.Duncan McGuire, Arts, and Bonnenfaut, Medicine.A recherche menu had been prepared for the occasion by the | culinary department of the St.Louis, | and full justice was dome to the efforts of the staff of the hostelry by the students and their friends.After the toast to the Pope and the King had been duly honored, Mr.Hector Laferte rose to propose the toast of \u201cOur University and lte Professors,\u201d\u201d which be did in an eloquent and interesting address, in which the claime of Laval were eloquently eulogized, and the inestimable services which it has rendered, identifying it with the national life, pointed out in forcible terms.Nr.Jaferte took occasion to felicitate the university upon the happy choice of Mgr.Laflamme as its rector, The toast was responded to by Mgr.Jaflamme and Sir Fre.Lancelier, doven of the Professors of Laval and Chief Justice of the Superior Court.The remainder of the toast list was as follows: \u2014 \u201cOur Guents,\u201d proposed by Nr, Lucien Cannon, and responded to by Hon.I.A.Tascherrau and Sir Geo.Garneau, Mayorow ch and Bar,\u201d proposed by Mr, Bergeron, and responded to by Totes Lemieux and Hon.E.Flynn, Batonnier of the Bar.\u201cNatorial Profession,\u201d proposed by ! Nr.Maurice Brasset, and .responded to by Mr.L.P.Sirois.\u201cSister Faoulties,\u201d proposed bv Me.Arthur Pouliot, and responded to by representatives of sister universities.\u201cThe Press\u2019 proposed by Mr, Maims Plamondon.which drew forth \u2018responses from representatives of the local press present.Songs and recitations helped to make the evening mort enjovable and :the banquet was in every respect one long to be remembered.WHICH WINS FAVOUR?, King Edward and the McGill Top Coats in the Race for Favour.This year the King Edward overcoat which has held sway for several sea sons, has ita first decided rival in the McGill Ulster.Both garments appear ob the New York and London plates as being correct dress for the winter, and the Semi-Ready Store is showing a varied line of pat- jlo ferns in imported woollens.Few men nowadays would think of going to a custom tailor for an overcoat when they can get better tailoring at à less price in the Semi-Ready shop.Thev have the advantage of selection at tbe trving-on etage, the only wav one can judge a constant ! liking for a garment, and King Edward overcoats that cost $l5 in a Bemi-Readv Store would cost half ne much mare at the reiail tailors, \u2018\u2018Mc- Gili\u201d Ulaters are sold in the Semi- Ready Stores at $20 and $25.To the Editor of the Chronicle: Dear Sir,\u2014~Will vou kindly insert thia letter to correct a wrong report that appeared in your paper on Saturday reference last with to a cuchre party held under the auspices of the St.Colombia Social Club\u2019 of Bergerville.In said report it was stated that Mr.Rohert Wilson was host and that certain parties had won the prizes.This rt was far from the truth.The winners mentioned do not even belong to the club, nor were they present\u2019 on this occasion.The host at thiv party happened to be mysed and the winners of the prizes are as follows: \u2014 Ladicr: Ist prise, Misa Emma Juljn; 2nd prise, Mise M.Clark.Gentlemen: \u2014~1st prize, Mr.M.Me- Cormack; 2nd prize, Mr.J.Falarceau.How such a mport got into Saturday's Chronicle in very pumling to the members of the club, as no rt was given ont of this sffair.This in the correct report of the euchre purty held by our club last Friday might, and only the secretary of the club is authorired to report such meetings for publication.Thanking vou, Me.Fditot, for granting me the opportunity ol making the col Yours truly, JOHN BLACKWOOD, President Mt.Colombia Bocial Club, Bergerville, November 23rd, 1908.OBITUARY, A old and highly oeteronnd resident of Tauson, Levis, just passed away in person + acdeme Chacland, widow of the late Mr.William Charland, in bin life-time a well-known shipbuilder.Madame Charland, who was formerly Mien Marie Mathilde Canac-Marquis, was 82 years of age.! well for the enterprise of the ITS YOUR DIESTIE JUCE Gets Weak and Scarce that Causes Indigestion and Stomach Troubles \u2014 It what you just ste ie sourlng on Tag, refusing to too ie : mp at to or you Gas and Eructete sour, undigested food or have a fesling of Dizziness, Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea, Bad tastn in mouth end Stomach headache\u2014this is Indigestion.A full case of Pape's Diapepsin coste only 60 cents and will thoroughly cure the worst case of a, and leave sufficient about the house in case some one else in the family may suffer from Stomach trouble or Indigestion._ vour cist to show you the formula plainly printed on there 80-cont cases, you will understand why Dyspeptio trouble of all kinds must go, snd why they usually relieve a sour stomach or Indigestion in five minutes.Gei a case now and oat ome Trinngule after your next meal.They are harmless and taste Hlæ candy, though each contains power sufficient to digest and prepare for assimilation into the blood all the food you eat: besides, it makes vou go to the table with a hearty, healthy appetite; but, what will please you mout is that vou will feel that your Stomach and intestines are clean and fresh, and vou will not need to resort to laxatives or liver pills for Biliousness or Constipation.This city will bave many Dispepein cranks, as some people will call them, but vor will be cranky abous this splendid stomach prescription, too, if you ever have Indigestion or Gastritis or any other Stomach misery, and eat just one Triangule of Diapepein.Good morning, have you miseed no much?Talk of the streets, now wouldn's they jar you, Mabel! Just a month to Santa Claus\u2014and bills.; Tt used to be the man with the hoe, Who war poitted to as a lesson to take, But he ne'er gets so much of the dough As it, 0eme does the man with the rake.Every day now should be Ash Wedneeday, remarks the Champlain street philosopher.Any sporting man would bet on the Merry Widow hat to show\u2014and a fearful show some of them make.At the risk of being quoted, we muet still remark that this milk question cannot be watered down.Yes, the akating's fine, thank you, But the sitting down is not so good.People kick about the price of gas, vet Ft.Nicholas street residents have been getting it free and otill are not satisfied.Oh, law! exclaimed the turkey at last night's students\u2019 dinoer.But its pleading was ruled out of court.Slide and the world slides with you.That ie if you can manage to get bold .of a section of it when you start to go down.Montreal has an opportunity to ga to The Devil this week.The much talked of play is at one of the thea tres.S88.BERMUDIAN.A beautiful model of the Quebno Steamship Company\u2019s fine twin-screw SS.Bermudian, 5,530 tons, with the latest up-to-dafe passenger accommo- \u2018dation for 310 saloon passengers, is, by the kind Lavigueur & Hutchison, the well- known piano dealers, on view ut their establishment, 81-85 St.John street, and is attractiog a great deal of at: tention.The model is a work of art, ges Steamship Company in adding such a perfect in every detail, and it {large and fine steamship to their fleet.et \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DOCTORS MISTAKES Are said often to be buried siz fest under ground.But many times women call on heir family physicians, suffering, as they imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from heart disease, another from liver or kidney disense, another from nervous tration, another with pain here and end in this wer they present ike » themselves and ti er TEE, ts loctor, separs er thom to be such, prescribes e, lila tions.In reality.they sre Sa firme caused by some uleri) clan, rant of à! sens use ot suffering, pa up atment until large biils are PA ering patient gels no bette: the wrong treatment, but pro! ably, vo toms, and in Shea, ins rolol mise 3 been we at ee awh 1s half cul Dr.Plorce\u2019s Faverite Ba fe scientific m icine, kira] piri an experienced a modjoinal scapted to woman's delicale t 19 e of native Ame lean roots and Tr ei Ke IL i HAs Veau bwerful Inv ting 4 on are P ption * {mparte st No hole organs dis: ae sem and to the Moctlr feminine In partieular.worked, \u201cworn-out* run-down.\u201d deblli- fied teachers, miiliners, dresemakers, matresses, *s hop-giris houe-keepers og others: feeble wome! ne tetes Es ons rip! oa ug- EF as an appotiing tel care siorsti ve ton! ng perv.oth ina \" soothing sud strengthen brn led a a invaluable in allayin ent us excitebility, Irritabliity, Borvous oran nervous ie voter In, 0, 8\" Ganon le direst §7mptome sopaony io\u201d fae rh n nierus Lt foduces cos reves) [ pe Q To Ww pon reile nxlety SR : Her husband died about five years ago.The aged cou lie crient in 1806 their motte wedin lend leaves oix children.! Or.orcas sasent | bows Sadr JS ' permission af Messrs.| Broadcloth, Kersey, Caracul, price from \u201830,00 SPECIAL FOR 10.permenant tonanamnendranes and interlined.Regular $31.00 for.White Wool Blankets 82492 peir for Double Bed Sia.82.98 à pair for Double Bed Size.34.09 a pair for Double Bed Size.34.95 à pair for Doublo Bed Site, 93.00 value.coverinb.Regular Joo quality.Forquality at $11.50.Brussels Carpet Ssquares, 3 x 34,- ; dyeing gloves, I am now ed | dyeiog or cleaning very amall cost.Colors are font, inside of the glove.|} GLOVER'S DYEING and CLEANING WORKS.893-395 St.Valier Street, The only Place In in the he city where you can n get G Gloves Dyed 35.00 for Down Filled Comfortables, double bed size, \u201cTapestry \u2018Carpet Square 34 x 3}, new designs and co Special.White Messaline Silk with satin dots, well worth $1.00, White Messaline Silk, figured effcets, regular $1.25.NEW DEPARTMENT.| Having just installed a new and up-to-date plant for cleaning and these indespensible articles of wearing F.SIMARD & CIE, Coats for Street Wear An almost endioss variety of motielu\"for immediste or winter woar, in Chariot i 50 In Caracul Cloth Coats.Made from the finist Caracul Cloth a tall shawl \u2014\u2014 satin 50 In Empire Broadcloth Coats Made from fine.Broadcloth in New Empire throughout with good quality satin.Value 5 $38.00.BLANKETS sd COMFORTABLES AT REDUCED PRICES and Bcotch Mixtures, r san THIS WEEK : > lined sovesssens Sosseren 423.50 Model, interlimed and lined Special.\u2026 431.00 Regular 83.00 value, Regular es values ular value, Regular 36.00 value.Cotton and Down Comfortables $2.00 for Cotton Filled Comloriables, figured sateen covered, Regulae figured aatecn Tapeshy and Brussels Garpst Squares Fine Tapestry Carpet Square, 3 x 34, desirable design, Regular $9.00.$7.00 really worth $18.00.Special.$11.89 Silks.Specials for this Week.Black Taffeta Silk, good quality at $1.10.Special.For.For.F.SIMARD & CIE 142 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch BIG REDUCTIONS on the Balance of the Elegant lmported Trimmed Winter Hats, $15.00.Tor $10.00 32.00.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u201c 8.00 9.00.\u2026.\u201c 6,00 6.00.\u2026.\u201c* 450 FOR THIS WEEK.FABRIQUEST PHONE 2% MRS.D.R.MURPHY, \u201c orders for either apparel st do not coms through or stain the to execute all Phone 1810 URTAINS! Household Furnishings mere er Pr CURTAINS! A Special lot of fine.Swiss Zi Applique, Irish Point, value $4 per pair, for $1.99 per pair.Nottingham Lace Curtains (Lock Stitch,) worth $1.50 per pair, for 99c.per pair J.COTE, Opposite Palace Hill, "]